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GE 900 MHz User Manual (96 pages)

40-Channel 900 MHz Caller ID Cordless Telephone/Answerer

Brand: GE | Category: Cordless Telephone | Size: 1 MB

English

3
- Fcc Registration Information
  2
- Interference Information
  2
- Table of Contents
  3
- Getting Started
  
  5
  - Before You Begin
    5
    
    Modular Jackr
    5
    
    Security System
    5
  - Desktop Installation
    6
    
    Wall Mount Installation
    7
    
    Answer On/Off
    9
    
    Answering Machine Setup
    9
    
    Setting the Voice Time /Day Stamp
    9
    
    Setting the Rings
    10
    
    Setting the Speaker Volume
    10
    
    Using Toll Saver
    10
    
    Voice Instructions
    10
  - Recording the Outgoing Announcement
    11
    
    Reviewing Announcement
    11
    
    Telephone Setup
    12
    
    Setting the Display Language
    12
- Cordless Phone Basics
  
  13
  - Aking Aall
    13
  - Redial
    13
  - Eceiving Aall
    14
  - Flash
    14
  - Volume
    14
  - Mute
    14
  - Ringer Switch
    15
  - Finding the Handset
    15
    
    Caller ID Features
    16
    
    ID with
    16
  - Caller ID with Call
    16
  - Receiving and Storing Calls
    16
  - Reviewing Messages
    17
  - D Eleting R Ecords
    18
  - Eleting Ecords
    18
  - Dialing a Caller ID Number
    18
  - Hanging the Umber
    19
- The Memory Feature
  
  20
  - Storing a Number in Memory
    20
  - Changing a Stored
    21
  - Dialing a Storedn
    22
  - Using Dial
    22
    
    Chain Dialing Fromm
    23
    
    Dialing from Memory
    23
  - Inserting a Pause in the Equence
    24
  - Reviewing and Deleting Stored Numbers
    24
  - T Emporary T One
    25
- Advanced Features
  
  25
  - Channel Button
    25
  - Emporary One
    25
  - Screening Calls from the Base
    26
  - Messages Indicator
    26
- Machine Operation
  
  26
  - Message Playback
    27
    
    Memory Full
    27
    
    Erasing Messages
    27
    
    Leaving a Memo
    28
- Remote Access
  
  29
  - Using the Handset
    30
    
    Answerer
    30
    
    Answerer Indicator
    30
    
    Indicator
    30
    
    From the Accessing Thea
    31
    
    Screening Calls from the Handset
    31
    
    Accessing Thea
    32
    
    Ocation
    32
  - Changing the Security Code
    33
- Headset and Belt Clip Operation
  
  34
  - Onnecting a Headset to the Handset
    34
  - Connecting the Beltc
    34
- Changing the Battery
  
  35
  - Battery Safetyp
    35
  - Battery Safety Precautions
    35
- General Product Care
  
  36
- Handset Sound Signals
  
  36
- Nswer Status Indicators
  
  38
- Troubleshooting Guide
  
  39
  - Cordless Phones
    39
  - Caller ID
    40
  - Olutions
    41
  - Answering Machine
    41
    
    Limited Warranty
    47
    
    Información de Interferencias
    50
Español

51
- Preparación
  
  53
  - Antes de Empezar
    53
    
    Requisitos de Enchufe Modular
    53
  - Sistema Digital des
    53
  - Instalación sobre Superficie Plana
    54
  - Instalación Sobres
    54
    
    Instalación sobre Pared
    55
    
    Ontestadora
    57
    
    Para Programar la Señal de Voz del Día y la Hora
    57
    
    Instrucciones Dev
    58
    
    Cargos
    58
    
    Elección del
    58
    
    Horrador de
    58
    
    Para Programar la
    58
    
    Timbre
    58
    
    Nuncio
    59
    
    Para Revisar el Anuncio
    59
    
    Saliente
    59
    
    Clave de Área
    60
    
    Idioma de la
    60
    
    Programación del Teléfono
    60
    
    Eléfono
    61
    
    Para Hacer una Llamada
    61
    
    Botón Enmudecedor
    62
    
    Para Recibir una
    62
    
    Volume
    62
    
    Selector del Timbre
    63
    
    Identificador de
    64
    
    Para Recibir y Almacenar Llamadas
    64
    
    Unciones del
    64
    
    Ara Revisar Mensajes
    65
    
    Lamadas
    66
    
    Llamadas
    66
    
    Número
    66
    
    Para Borrar el Dato Actual
    66
    
    Para Borrar todos Los Datos
    66
    
    Para Cambiar el Formato del Número
    67
    
    L a Función de Memoria
    68
    
    Úmero en la
    68
    
    Almacenado
    69
    
    Cambiar un Número Almacenado
    69
    
    Almacenado
    70
    
    Para Marcar un Número Almacenado
    70
    
    Iscado
    72
    
    Para Revisar y Borrar Números Almacenados
    72
    
    Para Programar el Volumen de la Bocina
    58
- Funciones Avanzadas
  
  73
  - Otón para
    73
  - Tono Temporario
    73
- Peración de la
  
  74
  - Ndicador de
    74
    
    Máquina
    74
    
    Máquina Contestadora
    74
  - Eproducción de
    75
  - Memoria Llena
    75
  - Borrar
    75
    
    Borrar Mensajes
    75
    
    Dejar un Recado
    76
- Acceso
  
  77
  - Acceso Remoto
    77
  - Remoto
    77
  - Sar el
    78
    
    Ndicador del
    78
    
    Auricular
    78
    
    Memoria Llena
    79
    
    Para Filtrar Llamadas desde el Auricular
    79
  - Para Tener Accesoa
    80
    
    Para Cambiar el Código de Seguridad
    81
  - Seguridad
    81
- Roche del
  
  82
  - Auricular
    82
    
    Conexión del Broche del Cinturón
    82
- Para Cambiar la Batería
  
  83
  - Precauciones des
    83
  - Precauciones de Seguridad para la Batería
    83
- Eneral del
  
  84
- Onoras del
  
  84
  - Del Auricular
    85
- Indicadores del Estado del Contestador
  
  86
- Etección de
  
  87
  - Teléfono Inalámbrico
    87
    
    Oluciones para el
    87
    
    Averías
    87
    
    Oluciones para el
    88
    
    Inalámbrico
    88
    
    Identificador del
    88
    
    Soluciones para la
    89
    
    Máquina Contestadora
    89
- Ausas de una Mala Recepción
  
  90
- Ómo Obtener Servicios de Mantenimiento
  
  90
- Ndice
  
  91
  - Roducto
    95
- Arantía Limitada
  
  95

GE 900 MHz Reference Manual (100 pages)

Spread Spectrum Data Transceiver

Brand: GE | Category: Transceiver | Size: 1 MB

Table of Contents
3
1 About this Manual

13
2 Product Description

13
3 Installation Planning

18
- General Requirements
  18
- Site Selection
  18
  - Terrain and Signal Strength
    19
  - Conducting a Site Survey
    19
- A Word about Radio Interference
  20
- Antenna & Feedline Selection
  21
  - Antennas
    21
  - Feedlines
    22
  - Antenna System Ground
    23
- How Much Output Power Can be Used
  24
4 Installation

26
5 Operation

31
- Initial Start-Up
  31
- Performance Optimization
  32
  - Antenna Aiming
    32
  - Antenna SWR Check
    33
  - Data Buffer Setting-Modbus Protocol
    33
  - Hoptime Setting
    33
  - Totalflow™ Protocol at 9600 with Sleep Mode
    33
  - Operation at 115200 Bps
    33
  - Baud Rate Setting
    34
  - Radio Interference Checks
    34
6 Radio Programming

34
- Radio Programming Methods
  34
  - Terminal Interface
    34
  - PC-Based Configuration Tool
    34
- User Commands
  35
  - Entering Commands
    35
- Detailed Command Descriptions
  40
  - Addr [1-65000]
    41
    
    Network Address
    41
  - Amask [0000 0000-Ffff Ffff]
    41
    
    Alarm Mask
    41
  - At [On, Off]
    41
    
    Hayes-Compatible at Command Support
    41
  - Asense [Hi/Lo]
    41
    
    Alarm Output Sense
    41
  - BAUD [XXXXX Abc]
    41
    
    Data Interface Port Baud Rate
    42
  - Band [A, B, C]
    42
    
    Select Sub-Band (Normally Used for 2.4 Ghz Units)
    42
  - Buff [On, Off]
    42
    
    Data Buffer Mode
    43
  - Code [None, 1
    43
    
    Security Code
    43
  - Csaddr [1-65000, None]
    43
    
    Clock-Synchronizing Master Address
    43
  - Cts [0-255]
    43
    
    Clear-To-Send Delay
    43
- Ctshold [0-60000]
  44
  - Clear-To-Send Hold Time
    44
- Device [Dce, Cts Key]
  44
  - Radio-MODEM Behavior
    44
- DLINK [XXXXX/On/Off]
  44
  - Insite Diagnostics Link Support
    45
- Dkey
  45
  - Turn off Radio Transmitter's Test Signal
    45
- Dtype [Node/Root]
  45
  - Network Diagnostics Mode
    45
- Fec [On, Off]
  45
  - Forward Error Correction
    45
- Hoptime [7, 28]
  46
  - Radio Transmitter Hop Timing
    46
- Init
  46
  - Initialize; Restore to Factory Defaults
    46
- Hrev
  47
  - Hardware Revision
    47
- Key
  47
  - Turn on Radio Transmitter Test Signal
    47
- Led [On, Off]
  48
  - Enable/Disable PCB Leds
    48
- Lpm [1, 0]
  48
  - Low-Power Mode-Masters Only
    48
- Lpmhold [0-1000]
  48
  - Low-Power Mode Sleep Time
    48
- Mode [M, R, X]
  48
  - Radio Operating Mode
    49
- Mrssi [None, -40
  49
  - Minimum RSSI for Mobile Operation
    49
- Ot [On, Off]
  49
  - Output Trigger
    49
- OWM [XXXXX]
  49
- Owner's Message
  49
- OWN [XXXXX]
  49
- Owner's Name
  49
- Port [Rs232, Rs485]
  49
- Pwr [20-30]
  50
  - Radio Transmitter Power Level
    50
  - Repeat [0–10]
    50
  - Xaddr [0-31]
    56
  - Extended Address
    56
  - Xmap [00000000-Ffffffff]
    56
  - Map of Extension Addresses
    56
  - Xpri [0-31]
    56
  - Primary Extended Address
    56
  - Xrssi [None, -40
    56
  - Extension RSSI Level
    56
  - Zone Clear
    56
  - Clear Zone Statistics Log
    56
  - Troubleshooting
    57
  - LED Indicators
    58
  - Alarm Codes
    58
  - Checking for Alarms-STAT Command
    58
  - Major Alarms Versus Minor Alarms
    58
  - Alarm Code Definitions
    59
  - Troubleshooting Chart
    60
  - Performing Network-Wide Remote Diagnostics
    61
  - Internal Fuse Replacement
    62
  - Radio Firmware Upgrades
    63
  - Obtaining New Firmware
    63
  - Saving a Web-Site Firmware File Onto Your PC
    63
  - Installing Firmware into Your Radio
    63
  - Operating Principles and Configuration
    64
  - SAF Operation with Extension Radios
    64
  - Simple Extended SAF Network
    64
  - Extended SAF Network
    65
  - Retransmission and ARQ Operation
    65
  - SAF Configuration Example
    65
  - Synchronizing Network Units
    66
  - Synchronization Messages
    67
  - Using at Commands
    67
  - Configuration Parameters for S&F Services
    69
  - Using the Radio's Sleep Mode (Remote Units Only)
    71
  - Sleep Mode Example
    72
  - Low-Power Mode (LPM)-Master Enabled
    72
  - Setup Commands
    72
  - Reading RSSI & Other Parameters W/Lpm Enabled
    73
  - Power Consumption by HOPTIME and SAF Settings
    73
  - Low-Power Mode Versus Remote's Sleep Mode
    74
  - Mobile Operation Support
    74
  - Introduction
    74
  - Operational Influences-Hoptime & SAF
    75
  - MIRRORED BITS™ Protocol Support
    75
  - Seamless Mode Emulation
    75
  - Full-Duplex Emulation
    75
  - Co-Located and Close-Proximity Masters
    75
  - Master Station Configuration
    76
  - Antenna System for Co-Located Master Stations
    76
  - Security
    77
  - Technical Reference
    78
  - Product Specifications-900 Mhz
    78
  - Product Specifications-2.4 Ghz
    79
  - Diagnostic Interface Connections (RJ-11)
    81
  - Data Interface Connections (DB-9F)
    81
  - Pin Descriptions-RS/EIA-232 Mode
    82
  - Pin Descriptions-RS/EIA-422/485 Mode
    83
  - Board-Only Supplemental Data
    84
  - Product Differences-Board-Only Vs. Standard
    84
  - Unit Dimensions
    84
  - Mounting Requirements
    85
  - User Configurable I/O Connections
    85
  - Using the I/O Points with Insite™ NMS Software
    87
  - Application Example-Digital I/O at a Remote
    87
  - Dbm-Watts-Volts Conversion Chart
    88

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