Fixed Wireless Phone Model:6188 User Manual
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1. call quality and cause telephone to operate at unintended power levels CR e E Oo 4 2 4 e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual Keep the antenna free from obstructions and position the antenna straight up This will ensure best call quality Do not use a damaged antenna Have this replaced through a qualified technician Use only antenna approved by the manufacturer Unapproved antenna may impair the call quality as well as cause damage to the phone Only use the battery and the power adapter or the Power Supply provided with the Instrument The instrument might get damaged if any other accessories are used This will also void the warranty It is highly recommended to charge the battery before initial use The battery might have been discharged during storage and delivery Do not use with car battery It may lead to electric shock or breakdown Do not throw battery Batteries are not to be disposed off by putting them in fire It may explode or catch fire Do not attempt to change the security codes or components User is responsible for any consequences arising out of such attempt Avoid Shock or Impact Rough handling can cause damage to the body as well as internal circuits Do not paint During lightening do not touch power plug or phone line This can cause electric shock or death Do not touch the external antenna Your phone is to work with 100 240 V AC Check the voltage before connecting Do n2. e TROSS Fixed Wireless Phone Model 6188 User Manual V2 0_2014 e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual Content Te EEOC MA onoono 3 2 imporlant norma Gon e e E a A eA Aa EAR EE EAE Erara 3 3 Dos amp DON tS si sssssssesssssesssssssssossconsonsssasvsssnssonsssssnssosssossvsssssosnsossoossoadssnsvassossonsesisssescssssvssssaassseseosess 3 o LN ELE E a E A E A E E 5 17 OERO l m MEA Noaoa 5 AE EEN a E T T A TT O T O O A O 6 o M ad ao estan aeee sane nea eae en eae eee eRe 6 GO 2aW sin Sain OUCH aeee e a a a E E EEE E EE E E E 6 E scecsssseccsessescssesecsetcsetoctostssessstssetsetascisecsseesetescoseasetesececbasassencsncsenesbacteececetaszccenetcarecetes T LAS E a E A E E A E A emcee 7 OO TO 8 Soo E rana 9 g O A E e Rade Ste CREP E 10 PARE E O OO Ea OS racer See ca 10 Appendix A Accessories LiStss scsscssssssessssssessssssesssasssssesssussesssssssssosssossoassossonsosssoassastsssesssssssssissiess 11 Appendis B Technical Sandard sccccrcctccncectestccerceuccnccsncenccerecnccsrcencenccentsneceresncetteenccnccsnecncesrersectees 11 e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 1 Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of the GSM Fixed Wireless Phone 6188 Hereinafter referred to as Phone The Phone has been designed to operate with the latest wireless communication technology which has many advanced features and provides an excellent voice quality The Phone has advanced features as follows Large easy to read back
3. ialed phone number please press key Send to call out at once If not press key Send it will delay several seconds then call out automatically In making call user can adjust volume by press left button or right button 6 2 4 Receive call When there is incoming FWP ring and the screen shows call ID need network support In making call user can adjust volume by press left button or right button e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 7 Menu function All menu can be operated in idle state Press Menu be into submenu and press Cancel back function menu 7 1 Short Message 7 1 1 Inbox Choose SMS in inbox and press OK for reading User can browse SMS by press up or down button SMS can be deleted replay forward edit call sender and get numbers 7 1 2 New On selecting New user can first edit message contents then press OK and select send to enter the phone number It can choose only send only save send and save send group insert name insert numbers The max length is 140 characters for one piece SMS Note Change input method Press key to switch between different text input method ABC for Uppercase letter input abc for lowercase letter input and 123 for number input 7 1 3 Sentbox On selecting Sentbox user can see the messages that have been saved Saved messages are arranged according to date and the most recent message is a
4. ious menu 3 4 In idle state press this key to be into Call Log 4 I In idle state press this key to set alarm clock 5 I A In idle state press this key to be into inbox 6 LW Inidle state press this key to be into phonebook O 4 O J In idle state press this red button O about 3 seconds for opening phone Press 3 seconds again the phone will be closed 8 Audio Setting audio 9 Send Outgoing with the dialed phone number immediately In idle state pressing this button will be into Outgoing Call log 10 Redial Redial the last call phone number 11 Handfree Press this button instead of taking up handset e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 6 Installation 6 1 SIM card installation Open underside of battery cover and take off battery then the SIM slot can be seen Please insert SIM card in here 6 2 Using introduction 6 2 1 Turn On FWP At first install SIM card and battery Press red button O 3 seconds the phone will be opened The screen shows operator name time signal and capacity of battery When the FWP Fixed Wireless Phone register over the user can make call 6 2 2 Turn Off FWP When FWP works normally FWP will be closes by pressing red button O 3 seconds 6 2 3 Make call Dial numbers dial numbers and the numbers will be show in the screen If the numbers that user dialed is wrong please press Cancel in order to clear the number After d
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6. lete all Entries It can delete all record of FWP or SIM card 7 3 Calls Log 7 3 1 Incoming Call On selecting received calls the incoming calls information including date time duration and phone number or name of person if the number exists in the contact list of incoming call shall be displayed on the screen Last 10 calls can be viewed 7 3 2 Outgoing Call On selecting dialed call the screen will display the outgoing calls information including date duration time and phone number or name of person if the number exists in the contact list Last 10 calls can be viewed 7 3 3 Missed Calls On selecting missed calls the screen will display the missed calls information including date phone number or name of person if the number exists in the contact list Last 10 calls can be viewed 7 3 4 Call duration Press OK to enter into all calls menu then press A or F key to look through all call records Press for reading detail information Press OK key to call the phone number e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 7 4 Setting 7 4 1 Phone Settings O Display Setting Setting the contrast of the screen backlight date and time O Security Setting It requires input phone code password the default password is 1234 Can set that checking PIN code lock national call lock phone and lock keypad O Keypad locking setting can set locking time after making call O Factory Default Do all se
7. light LCD with status icons Choice ring sounds Power On Off Two Way SMS Voice Mail and caller ID Support limited outgoing or incoming Show or hide called numbers Lock card lock national call lock phone Large ergonomically designed Keyboard Long Battery stand by and talk time Menu driven interface for easy operation and configuration Last Number Redial Adjustable ring and voice volume AC Power Supply Speaker Phone Optional accessories available for greater convenience and enhanced functionality 94090000000090900 Easy Service and Repair 2 Important Information This user guide provides information on the use and operation of your phone Kindly read all the information contained in this user guide carefully prior to using the phone This will help you in getting the best performance and shall prevent any unintended damage to the phone Check the contents of the box as per the packing list and report any discrepancies immediately to the store from where phone has been purchased 3 Dos amp Don ts Do not clean the phone while in operation Before attempting to clean the Phone turn the Phone off disconnect the external power adapter and take out the battery or disconnect the external power supply if used Before moving the Phone disconnect the external power adapter or power supply in use Use a Damp cloth for cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Do not hold the antenna This may affect
8. ot plug many power cords in the outlet Do not touch the plug with wet hands Always grasp and pull the plug not the cord Do not put heavy things on the power cord or bend it too much Do not take out the backup battery without the guide of qualified service personnel If the unit is not working for any reason do not attempt to repair the instrument Only qualified service personnel been permitted to service the instrument Place the Instrument and the power supply in a properly ventilated place Do not place the Instrument near high temperature objects under direct sunlight near source of water near fire or near inflammable and explosive materials Do not place any articles over the instrument Place the Instrument in a dry place and do not expose to moisture Place the Instrument away from other electronic devices like TV and Radio to avoid interference For a better reception do not place the Instrument in a building with iron or metal roof Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment sensitive to Radio Frequencies Please ensure that your phone is turned off while in the vicinity of such facilities Do not use the unit in designated No Service area 4 Appearance e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 5 Key board Introduction Sena Redial G 1 Menu or OK In idle state press this key to select item or enter into submenu 2 Cancel In menu operation state press this key to return to prev
9. rranged at the top When viewing the content of the message User can do operations delete read copy to phone remove to phone delete all copy all remove all and using numbers 7 1 4 Outbox Check failed message 7 1 5 DraftBox Edit message in advance and save it in draft box e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 7 1 6 Voice Mail This function can set listen to voice message can voice message no 7 1 7 Setting Setting includes Service Center validity Period Status Report Replay Path Storage Medium and Storage Status 7 1 8 Delete all Delete all messages delete messages of inbox delete messages of sentbox delete messages of Outbox delete messages of drafts 7 2 Phonebook Phonebook can save a lot of important numbers When the phone is in idle state please press menu or Phonebook key to inter into phone book 7 2 1 Browse User can look through the contacts records in phone book by pressing the A or V key Press OK key to select current phone number Then you can press OK to call this phone number 7 2 2 Create User can store a new record to phone book including phone number and name It can be saved in phone or SIM card 7 2 3 SIM Phonebook Check record in SIM card 7 2 4 Me Phonebook Check record in FWP e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 7 2 5 Storage status Can check saving state about FWP and SIM card 7 2 6 Abbr dial Set numbers for one key dial 7 2 7 De
10. tting by factory reset 7 4 2 Network Setting You can select network at here Call waiting Can check the present state and can do ON or OFF Call Forwarding All calls are forwarded Call Barring Can limit all calls and the result of limitation do Check ON or OFF Network Select Mode Choose network by automatic or manual 7 4 3 Call Settings It can set Speaker volume Calling line identification restriction Auto redial automatically or Any key Answer receive call by press any key 7 4 4 Audio Setting Setting ring tone volume Ringing type ring mode and so on 7 5 Clock 7 5 1 Date and time Setting Setting time and date year month and day 7 5 2 Date Format Setting date mode day month and year or year month and day e T R O S S GSM FWP ETS 6188 User Manual 7 5 3 Time Format Setting time mode by 12 hours or 24 hours mode 7 5 4 Alarm Setting Setting the alarm time alarm ways Appendix A Accessories List Mame Number Fixed Wireless Phone 1 Handset 1 Handle line 1 User Manual English version 1 Battery Li ion battery 650mAh 1 Ac adapter 1 Appendix B Technical Standard Air Interface GSM 900 1800Mhz dual band or GSM850 900 1800 1900Mhz Quadband Optional Environment Temperature 10 40 C Atmospheric Pressure 86 106KPa Relative Humidity 10 95 Environment Noise lt 60dB A Transmit Power 2W Receiving sensit
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