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1. Chapter 3 Phone Calls 31 32 Answering Calls When the phone rings or vibrates press If the headset provided is plugged to the phone you can also answer an incoming call by pressing the mic button on the headset when the ring sounds 1 In standby mode Press Gg to answer an incoming call Depending on your settings you may also answer incoming calls by pressing any number key e Your phone notifies you of incoming calls by any combination of ringing or vibrating the backlight illuminating or the screen displaying an incoming call message e Caller Groups can be distinguished with a different ring type e Note If you get a call while the headset is plugged in incoming call ring tone is heard through the speaker not through the headset If the incoming call is from a number stored in your Phone Book the entry s name is displayed The caller s phone number may also be displayed if available Answering Options When incoming a call is ringing the following options are displayed on the screen To select an option press the corresponding softkey e Menu to display the options e Hold Reject to mute the ring tone of an incom Incoming Call ing call to ignore the call if it was muted earlier Erie 111 and you do not want to answer a call Name assigned to the Ending a Call number When the conversation is over press to end a call Or Press Menu left softkey to display the options S
2. Press El gt Tools gt Timer Select D day Counter and press The list of saved counters will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one 4 Press Menu left softkey to display the options 5 Select Edit and press 6 Follow the applicable instructions in To set the D day counter to edit the D day counter To delete a D day counter Press E gt Tools gt Timer Select D day Counter and press Chapter 9 Tools The list of saved counters will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one Press Menu left softkey to display the options 5 Select Delete and press mM A WN gt 2 Select Stopwatch and press Select Yes to delete the selected counter from the list and press or Select No to return to the previous menu To delete All D day counter Press E gt Tools gt Timer Select D day Counter and press Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete All and press Select Yes to delete all saved counter from the list and press or Select No to return to the previous menu Using the Stopwatch Your phone comes with a built in stopwatch Press gt Tools gt Timer Stopwatch 3 To use a Stopwatch mm 00 00 11 24 O0000 06 A e Press Go OK key to start the stopwatch E onoo e Press Lap left softkey to make a lap time of up to 6 e Press Stop OK key to pause the stopwatch e Press Reset
3. Use the navigation key to scroll through the profile and select one e Press Menu left softkey to select an options Re scan View Datail or Add Profile and then press e The Re scan is used to refresh a list of all available wireless LANs Press Add right softkey to create the new profile Profile Name and Network name SSID are filled in with the SSID which you have choosen automatically e You can change this profile name to whatever you want but not network name SSID Follow the applicable instructions in To use phone s default profile on page 85 Chapter 11 Settings 87 88 3 After requesting the IP the phone tries to register mM A U N gt Press gt Settings gt Profile Setting Select a profile you wish to edit Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Edit and press Connecting a Profile You can connect to the selected wireless LAN After creating a profile for connecting to the wireless LAN of your choice Press f gt Settings gt Profile Setting Profile Setting Select a profile you wish to use and press Bii diraeta with the system Please wait for the connection to be completed e When the phone has finished connecting the wireless LAN you can see an Yuillicon on the screen in standby mode Shows the profile that you are currently using Managing Profiles The Managing Profiles allows you to edit delete and change priority profi
4. 12 To store a organization to the entry select Organization field and enter the text related to the entry and then press 13 To store a title to the number select Title field and enter the title related to the entry 14 To store a office address to the number select Office Addr field and enter the office address and then press 15 To store a memo to the number select Memo field and compose a note or other information and then press 16 When you are finished press to save the new contact entry e If an entry has more than one number stored you can assign default numbers to an contact entry e Select a number you want to set as a default and press Chapter 4 Phone Book 39 Storing Numbers Faster To store numbers to Phone Book from standby mode Enter a phone number using the keypad Press to store number Select one of the following options and press e Save new name to store the number to a new entry e Add to name to add an entry to store it to an existing entry With the contact type field highlighted scroll left or right to select a contacts type To add more information to the entry follow the applicable instruc tions in Add New on page 38 Press to save the contact entry Search Phonebook This menu allows you to search your contact entries Generally the search operation is performed by entering a name in the field Press E gt Phone Book gt Search Phonebo
5. Press E gt Tools gt Alarm Morning Call lnsert Alarm Fv Press the New right softkey to add a new alarm nit time field e Using the keypad set the alarm time and press right softkey to select either am or pm Select a repeating status for the alarm by high lighting the repeat field e Press the navigation key left or right to select Once Mon Wed Mon Fri Mon Sat Except holiday and Everyday Select a ring type for the alarm by highlighting the ring field e Use the navigation key to scroll through available alarm ring Enter a title for the alarm by highlighting the Memo e Enter the alarm title and press See Entering Text on page 18 Chapter 9 Tools 75 76 Turn the alarm on or off by highlighting the activation field e Press the navigation key left or right to select On or Off Press to set the alarm e Icon is displayed in standby mode indicates that alarm is set e The alarm function does not work if the phone is turned Off e During a voice call the alarm works in vibration mode Editing an Alarm Press E gt Tools gt Alarm Morning Call The list of saved alarms will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Edit and press 5 Follow the applicable instructions in Setting an Alarm on page 75 A WU N gt to edit the alarm Deleting an Alarm
6. Standby mode Answering an incoming call Press once Go to the Call List Press once Redial call the most recent number Press and hold for about two in the Call List seconds Chapter 2 Getting Started 21 During a call Place the present call on hold or answering to an incoming call Release the call from being held or switching between second call Press the mic button once the present call is being on hold or the second incoming call is being an swered Only when the Call Waiting is activated Press once to switch back to the first call or to switch between secend call Only when the Call Waiting is activated End the current call Press and hold for about two seconds Phone Carrying Using the Wrist Strap Carry your phone with the wrist strap that included in your package This polyester carrying strap attaches easily to your phone To connect the wrist strap gt Thread the small loop of the wrist strap through the strap hole on the phone and pull the strap through the small loop until the strap is firmly secured Strap eyelet Chapter 2 Getting Started Wrist strap Using the Belt Clip User Opinions The phone belt clip allows you to clip your phone to your belt or porket when you work around the office Note This belt clip is not included in your package To attach the belt clip gt To attache the belt clip remove the protective cover from the back of th
7. e Type The type you saved in the event e Repeat For recurring the event Reminder The scheduled alert for the event that include a start time e amp Alarm The ring tone for the reminder Adding an Event Schedule event must have a subject and be stored to a date Other information is optional you would like to add an event and Add right softkey time field Current text input mode e Using the keypad or navigation key enter the start and end times for the event e The time is based on a 12 hour format press right softkey to select either am or pm Enter a title for the event by highlighting the Subject e Enter the event title and press See Entering Text on page 18 e Event title must be entered to be saved to a date Choose a type for the event by highlighting the type field e Press the navigation key left or right to choose Schedule or An niversary Chapter 9 Tools KR WN A U N Select Delete and press Select Delete Past to delete all past occurrences of Select Yes to confirm and press Select Delete and press Select Multiple Delete to delete an event through Using the keypad enter the date for the duration Select a repeating status for the event by highlighting the repeat field e Press the navigation key left or right to select Once Daily Weekly Monthly Yearly or Yearly Lunar Select an alarm time for the event
8. or To assign a speed dial number select Menu gt Speed dial Complete the process press to change default numbers to an entry press Editing an Entry Press E gt Phone Book gt Search Phonebook Select an entry you wish to edit Press Menu left softkey to display the options Search by Ham Select Edit and press aie S aa Follow the applicable instructions in Add New on Senit page 38 to edit the entry Deleting an Entry Press E gt Phone Book gt Search Phonebook Select an entry you wish to delete Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete and press Select Yes to confirm and press Chapter 4 Phone Book 41 42 mM A WN gt nm BP WN U A WN gt Caller Groups This menu allows you to manage group information By default there are 4 groups family friends business and school Assigning a Ring Tone to the Group You can assign a ring tone for a caller group so the group ring tone sounds when a call from a specific contact address within that group arrives and there is no ring tone assigned for the contact address Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups Select the group for which you wish to assign a ring tone Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Group ring tone and press Scroll through the list of ring tones and select one A sample ring tone will sound as you highlight each option P
9. Excluding Group Members You can exclude group members from the caller group Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups From the caller groups select one and press Select desired entry and press Menu left softkey to display the op tions Select Exclude member and press Select Yes to confirm and press Deleting Group Members You can delete group members from the caller group as well as the number will be deleted from the Phone Book Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups From the caller groups select one and press The number may be deleted from the Phone book Select desired entry and press Menu left softkey to display the op tions 4 Select Delete and press Select Yes to confirm and press Chapter 4 Phone Book Speed Dials Speed dialing allows you to make an outgoing call at a specific num ber by pressing either one or two key s Both the number and the associated key are to be registered in the Speed Dials option under the Phone Book menu Assigning a Speed Dial Number Up to 99 phone numbers can be assigned to speed keys To assign a speed dial to an existing phone number Press E gt Phone Book gt Speed Dials Press the navigation key down to scroll to the empty and than select an available speed dial location Press Add right softkey A listing of your Phone Book entries will be displayed Select an entry for which you wish
10. e Any Key to allow an incoming call to be answered by pressing any key Call Volume You can adjust the phone s volume settings to suit your needs and your environment 1 Press gt Call History gt Settings gt Call Volume 2 Using the navigation key choose a volume level and press e You can adjust the call volume or the earpiece volume during a call by using the side volume key on the left side of the phone One Min ute Alert Current volume level You can set the phone to alert you with an audible tone once a minute during a voice call 1 Press i gt Call History gt Settings gt One Minutes Alert 2 Select On to confirm or Off to cancel and then press Chapter 7 Call History 59 Messages 8 Chapter With Messages you can send and receive short text messages be tween your phone and another phone that has been registered with in the iPECS system This chapter explains how to use the Messages Receiving Message When you receive a text message it will be dis View played automatically on your phone s screen Jobe After reading the message select the one of fol us ore lowing options you want the meoting e Menu to display the options which are available in the message See Inbox on page 62 e OK to go to the standby mode e Delete to delete the current message Message notification Writing Text Message Compose a text message you wish to send it A single text message can be up
11. Press E gt Tools gt Alarm Morning Call The list of saved alarms will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete and press Select Yes to delete the selected alarm from the list and press or Select No to return to the previous menu Deleting All Alarm Press E gt Tools gt Alarm Morning Call Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete All and press Select Yes to delete all saved alarm from the list and press or Select No to return to the previous menu Chapter 9 Tools Calculator Your phone comes with a built in calculator that has limited accuracy for simple calculations such as add substract multiply and divide 1 Press EE gt Tools gt Calculator 2004 1225 2 To make a calculation e Enter the first number of the calculation if you want to remove a number press Press EM left softkey to enter decimal points Press Eto change the numeric value from positive to negative e Select a mathematical functions x or e Enter the second number and press for the total World Time You can view the time in over 50 different locations 1 Press E gt Tools gt World Time World time 2 Press Home right softkey to select a city tobe as am signed the home the local area in which you live Gy 3 Press the navigation key left or right to scrol
12. This feature will ensure your phone does not ring when incoming calls are received Depending on the system the caller will get the busy tone or voice announcement 1 Press i gt System gt DND 2 Press the navigation key left or right to select On or Off and press e On to set your phone does not ring If you choose On the icon appears in standby mode e Off to disable DND Call Waiting The Call Waiting feature alerts you with a beep if another caller tries to reach you when you are using your phone Setting Call Waiting A beep will be heard in the earpiece and phone s screen will show the another incomming call information Press E gt System gt Call Waiting N Press the navigation key left or right to select On or Off and press To disconnect from current caller and answer waiting call Hearing a beep in the earphone press to end your conversation with the current caller 2 When the bell rings press to answer the waiting call To place current caller on hold and answer waiting call Hearing a beep in the earphone ask the current caller to wait and press Egg to place your current call on hold 2 You are automatically connected to the second caller e You can alternate between the two calls by repeating these steps and each call is private To continue with current call and ignore waiting call gt Take no action continue your conversation with the current call
13. 30 Dialing With a Finding Number You can make a call after searching Phone Book and Call History for phone numbers that contain a specific string of numbers In standby mode Enter one or more digits The more numbers you enter the more specific the search becomes Scroll through a list of numbers to pick one and press Ex Dialing From Phone Book You can make a call from the Phone Book If you have saved several numbers for an entry select the desired number from the entry For more information see Search Phonebook on page 40 Press E gt Phone Book gt Search Phonebook e Shortcut From standby mode press Search right softkey to ac cess the Search Phonebook Select the entry you want to call and press to dial the entry s default phone number or To dial another number from the entry select the name and press and then select a number with which you wish to call and press Dialing From Call History The Call History contains the numbers of up to 100 of the most recent calls you have made received and missed In standby mode Press to directly access the call list e For phone calls an additional icon appears giving information about the call QF A call you made Qg A call you received A missed call G A Rejected call Scroll through the call list and select one Press GJ to make a call its number Chapter 3 Phone Calls Dialing With Spee
14. and hold mito erase an entire word The following table shows you where each letter can be found on the phone s keypad After a character is entered the cursor automati cally advances to the next space after two seconds or when you enter a character on a different key Characters scroll in the following order Key Sequence in upper case Sequence in lower case ABC2 abc2 DEF3 def3 GHI4 ghi4 1S al JKL5 jkls5 Ea MNO6 mno 6 PQRS7 pqrs TUV8 tuv8 WXYZ9 wxyz9 pet aye Using 123 Mode The 123 Mode enables you to enter numbers in a text messages a telephone number for example Select the 123 mode Press the appropriate keys to the required digits e If you make a mistake press iato erase a single character Press and hold mito erase an entire word Chapter 2 Getting Started 19 20 Entering Common Terms Symbols and Smileys To enter common terms Common terms make composing text messages easier by allowing you to enter quick messages such as Please Call me back I m late l Il be there at Where are you now or a customized message of your own For more information on preset messages please see Templates on page 64 Select the Common Terms mode Select a preset message and press To enter symbols Symbols enable you to enter punctuation and other symbols When you entering the text insert a soace between the text and also force a line
15. right softkey to reset the stopwatch to zero Chapter9 Tools 79 System 1 O This chapter explains how to use the System feature which can be synchronized with iPECS system Any of these features do not work on your phone please contact your System Administrator for details And if necessary to operate other System feature please refer to the iPECS system manual Push to Talk In iPECS system each your phone can be assigned to receive Push To Talk PTT announcements from other members of the PTT group Setting a PTT Press E gt System gt Push to Talk Use the navigation key to select one of the following and press the navigation key down e Join Group to assign the phone to a PTT group e Leave Group to release from the PTT group where your phone was assigned Press the navigation key left or right to select a PTT group you wish to join from 0 to 9 and then press to set Any time you are joining the PPT group the phone displays the icon on your screen e A phone can be assigned as a member of one to the system s PPT groups which were defined e PTT groups are defined in the system s adminis trative programming Note PTT will not work if your phone far way from the access point which you have installed Chapter Invoking a PTT 1 In standby mode press and hold the PTT key located on the right side of the phone while speaking 2 Release the PTT key when the announcement is complete
16. Before Starting Before Starting Important Safety Informations Improtant safety informations that will help you safely use your phone Failure to read and follow the important safety information in this phone user guide may result in serious bodily injury death or property damage A WARNING Violation of the instructions may cause serious injury of death CAUTION Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to the product WARNING Location and Environment for the Installation e Install the product strictly following the user guide included in theproduct If not the product would not function or its lifetime could be shortened e Avoid installing the product towards the direct ray of the sun or in locations exposed to direct sunlight on carpets or cushions If not the phone could be damaged or fire or electric shock could be caused e Avoid installing the product in dusty locations If not sand could be intruded into the phone and fire electric shock or other prod uct defects can occur e Avoid installing the product in the locations where a strong vibra tion exists If not the product performance could decline or its lifetime could be shortened e Do not place vase cosmetics or containers filled with water milk or beverage in proximity to the product The liquid spilt out could cause fire electric shock malfunction etc Avoid installing the product near fire or in a small space with poo
17. Book or Call List Hold or Hold off to place the call on hold or unhold it The option Hold is used to put the current active call on hold and then make or receive another call Record On or Record Off to record the current conversation after beep or to stop it To listen to your messages see Voice Message on page 67 Note This option can be different depending on the system And after system setting should be set in advance this could be used Chapter 3 Phone Calls 33 34 Transferring Calls The transfer feature redirects an active call to another number on the system While the headset is plugged in the Mic button will be working same as Send key To transfer a call without talking to the transfer recipient Unscreened Transfer 1 From an active call press once or press Menu left softkey to select Hold and press e The present call is placed on hold showing Hold On on your screen 2 Enter the destination number to which the call is to be transferred and press Gag 3 Press Transfer right softkey to complete the transfer and end a call To talk to the transfer recipient before transferring a call Screened Transfer 1 From an active call press once or press Menu left softkey to select Hold and press e The present call is placed on hold showing Hold On on your screen 2 Enter the destination number to which the call is to be transferred and press Gag 3 When the recipient answers announce
18. Receiving a PTT gt Screen of the phone changes to view the Push To Talk mode and then announcement is emitted from the speaker Call Forward This feature permits you to redirect a call to another phone number Calls can be forwarded when the phone is busy when there is no answer or for all calls Setting Call Forward You can send the call to a specific phone number or to the system s voice mailbox instead when your line is in use 1 Press El gt System gt Call Forward Gall Fesoni 2 Press the navigation key left or right to select one of the following call forwarding types and press the navigation key down e Unconditional to redirect incoming calls imme diately to another phone number allowing you to receive and respond to calls e Busy to redirect incoming calls to a pre desig nated phone number while the phone is busy e No Answer to redirect incoming calls to a pre designated phone number when your phone is not answered within a specified amount of time 3 Enter the phone number you want calls forwarded to and press When Call Forward is on the amp icon appears in standby mode or If you want to be redirected to the system s voice mailbox enter your voice mailbox number your calls forwarded to and press To isten to your messages see Voice Message on page 67 Note Please contact your System Administrator to obtain the correct voice mailbox number Chapter 10 System Do Not Disturb DND
19. S Starting Upgrade 1 When your phone is boot up completely connect S W Upgrade Wireless network 2 Press EN E Se S a and key 172 16 18 20 3 Set the server IP port and file name e Server IP IP address of Web server e Server Port Web server port e File Name New software image of WIT 400H iak DUWN UAD 123 94 Appendix A Software Upgrade 4 When you select DOWN LOAD popup will be displayed Select Yes to confirm and press to start upgrade or select No to return to the previ ous menu 5 The process has three steps as follows e First step Software download Downinacd S W Progress 4 e Second step Apply new software to the flash p Ld Upgrading S W Progress 2 e Third step Reboot after upgrade Appendix A Software Upgrade 95 Emergency Code B Appendix Provisioning and Registration The WIT 400H must be provisioned with emergency codes so that they will override the password entry when using the WIT 400H call lock phone lock and keypad lock features The following process must be carried out for provisioning from the call server iPECS this also includes the registration process After registration and provisioning ensure the emergency codes have been downloaded successfully as described in steps 16 24 below Registration Turn on the WIT 400H when in standby mode the display of your phone will show The time date day area and the bottom area di
20. Wireless standard IEEE 802 11b g Tx Frequency GHz 2 412GHz 2 472GHz Operating band Rx Frequency GHz 2 412GHz 2 472GHz Operating band Output power Under 20dBm IEEE 802 11 b g Operating range 50m In office 200m Open site Transmit data rate 802 11b 1 2 5 5 11Mbps 802 119 1 2 5 5 6 9 11 12 18 24 36 48 and 54 Mbps VolP protocol SIP Codec G 711 A U law G 729 Wired encryption TBD future IPsec Wireless encryption WEP Support Disabled 64bit 128bit WPA PSK WPA2 CCMP Compatible systems iPECS LIK Series All 50 100 300 600 iPECS CM iPECS SBG Wireless access protocol CSMA CA QoS IEEE 802 11e Other This phone can potentially occur radio interference while the phone is in use WIT 400H implements security and en cryption technologies however privacy of communications may not be ensured when using this phone Product Specification Adaptor input power AC100 240V 50 60Hz 0 2A Adaptor output power 5 1V 0 7A Appendix C Useful Information 105 Operating voltage DC 3 7V 950mAh Operating temperature o C 50 C Power consumption Dimension 5mm 1W WIT 400H 135 x 47 x 20mm Hx Wx D Charger 78 x 88 x 92mm H x W x D Weight 450g WIT 400H 100g Battery inclusive Charger 73g Display Specification Type 2 inches TFT Graphic LCD 65K colors Dot 176 x 220 dot matrix Battery Specification Continuous sta
21. and Low Voltage Direc tive 2006 95 EC Copies of these Declarations of Conformity DoCs can be obtained by contacting your local sales representative The Products is CE marked The product fulfills the essential requirements of the harmonized standards shown above Product Safety Instructions This product complies with and conforms to the following international Prod uct Safety standards as applicable Safety of Information Technology Equipment IEC 6095 1 including all relevant national deviations as listed in Compliance with IEC for Electrical Equipment IECEE Safety of Information Technology Equipment CAN CSA C22 2 No 60950 1 UL 60950 1 Specific absorption rate SAR in Compliance with EN50360 2001 EN62209 1 FCC OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C IEEE 1528 and ANSI IEEE C95 1 C95 3 Hearing Aid Comparability and Volume Control in Compliance with IC CS03 Part V Issue 9 Contents Perre ar ennaa i 1 Important Safety Informations sssssssssssssssssssossssossosoeceessssoseosceceeeeeeeeeereseeseesesse 1 Inside the Package s esessesssssssceesesessssssssssssescoeorossssssesceeeeosossnsssessseceerorossssssesee 5 Chapter 1 Phone Basics seseseseeseseseesesesoesesesosossesesosoesesesoesesoee 7 MUU PMO A EEE E EE S TARE 7 Display Screen esesssseseseeseseseessesesssssssssssnsssesssssssssssseseseorororoseeeeeeeenononenenenesssnenessss 10 Chapter 2 Getting Started sesssososossesesesescoesesesescses
22. and display screen brightness Item Default value Standard LCD duration 10 sec LCD brightness Brightest Saving LCD duration 5 sec LCD brightness Bright Ultra Saving LCD duration 5 sec LCD brightness Normal User Settings LCD duration 5 sec 10 sec 20 sec 30 sec 1min or 3min LCD brightness Normal Bright or Brightest 1 Note Long backlight settings such as 3Min and Brightest reduce the battery s talk and standby times Font Type You can choose the font type to display your phone s screen Press E gt Display gt Font Type 2 Select the font you want to use and press 1 Language You can set the language to use for displaying messages and menus Press E gt Display gt Language 2 Select the language available in the language list and press e Currently supported languages are 6 Languages Korean English Spanish Italian German and Turkish are available Chapter 6 Display 55 Call History 7 Chapter The call history keeps track of all calls This chapter guides you through accessing and making the most of your call history Call History The call history is a list of the last 100 phone numbers for calls you have dialed received or missed It is continually updated as new numbers are added to the beginning of the list and the oldest entries are removed from the bottom of the list If the number of a call history is stored in phone book the foll
23. by highlighting the alarm field e Press the navigation key left or right to select No Alarm On Time Before 15m Before 30m Before 1hr Before 1day Before 3day Before 1W Select a ringer type for the alarm by highlighting the ringer field e Use the navigation key to scroll through available alarm tones Press to store the event Deleting an Event In the monthly calender days with events scheduled are highlighted To delete past events Press i gt Tools gt Schedule Press Menu left softkey to display the options the event and press Sho to bate or on Select No to return to the previous menu To delete mutiple events Press E gt Tools gt Schedule Press Menu left softkey to display the options Sennen Tew Enter duration the specified period of time and press by highlighting the date field Press to delete events Chapter 9 Tools 72 mM A W N gt 5 Select an holiday option and press Press gt Tools gt Schedule Using the navigation key select the day to which Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Holiday and press Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Search and press Enter a title for searching and select a type of To delete all events Press E gt Tools gt Schedule Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete and press Select Delete All
24. can only answer calls e Change codes to change your security code to whatever you like Enter and reenter your new security code pressing after each Wireless LAN Status This menu allows you to view the specific information about the wireless LAN Press E gt Settings gt Wireless LAN Status 2 Displays the wireless LAN MAC SSID Signal security and channel 3 Read the information provided on the phone s display and press to return to the previous menu Network Information This menu allows you to view the information on using the network configuration Press E gt Settings gt Network Information Displays the IP address netmask gateway DNS1 and DNS2 e The DNS2 property defines the secondary DNS address Read the information provided on the phone s display and press to return to the previous menu Phone Version This menu allows you to view the software version of your phone Press gt Settings gt Phone Version Displays the software version MAC address and serial number of your phone Read the information provided on the phone s display and press to return to the previous menu Chapter 11 Settings 91 92 Reset Settings This menu allows you to reset the phone to its original state Press i gt Settings gt Reset Settings If you are certain you want to reset the phone select Yes e Enter your security code as it is a required field and then press
25. disconnect the power supply plug and the phone cable and contact the service center Using it in such condition may cause fire or electric shock Pay attention not to let the phone contact with volatile substances benzene thinner alcohol acetone etc If not fire deformation or decolorization could be caused Pay attention not to be stumbled over the phone cable or power cord Accident injury or product defects could be caused Do not let water penetrate into the product Should water pen etrate into the product disconnect the power supply plug and the phone cable and contact the distributor or the service center Using it in such condition may cause electric shock Do not drop the phone during operation and do not throw it to ward a person If the product is dropped and damaged disconnect the power supply plug and contact the distributor or the service center The phone could be damaged or accident personal injury or product defects could be caused Avoid using the phone where there is a gas leakage If there is a gas leakage do not touch the phone phone cord and receptacle with hands and open the window for ventilation Flames may cause explosion resulting in fire or burn injury When the charging contacts are wet with water or stained with foreign materials use the product after wiping them with dry towel Using it in such condition may cause accident injury or product problems Do not cover the phone with wrap or vin
26. find the best access point signal within close proximity to each other while moving around Press EE gt Settings gt Wireless LAN Setting Enter your security code and press e The preset code is 0000 use this you can access to the wireless LAN setting menu any time Press the navigation key left or right to select a roaming level e The higher the value of the roaming level can be found access point easily You are in network coverage your phone attempts to find a signal depending on the setting value Press to apply the setting Security All of your phone s security settings are available through the secu rity menu which helps you to protect against unauthorized users Press i gt Settings gt Security Enter your security code and press to display the security menu e You must enter your security code to view the security menu e The preset code is 0000 use this you can access to the security menu for the first time Security has 6 sub menus and displayed select one item from each of the following menus to set Chapter 11 Settings e Lock call to prevent your phone from making outgoing calls e Lock phonebook to prevent unauthorized access to the Phone Book e Lock message to prevent unauthorized access to the Messages Lock call history to prevent unauthorized access to the Call His tory e Lock phone to prevent access by unauthorized users When your phone is locked you
27. it Battery cover 13 14 2 Remove the battery cover from the back of the phone 3 Insert the battery into the opening making sure the connectors align G ntly press down to secure the battery _ N e Do not force the battery Li lon battery 4 Replace the battery cover and press up until you hear a click to lock the cover into place To remove the battery 1 Make sure the power is off so that you do not lose any stored num bers or messages 2 Use your thumb press down battery release hook on the back of your phone and remove the battery from the phone WARNING Do not handle a damaged or leaking Li lon battery as you can be burned Note The battery has limited a lifespans and the battery is warranted for a period of 6 months from the purchasing date Chapter 2 Getting Started Charging the Battery When you use phone for the first time the battery is not fully charged Fully charge your battery as soon as possible so you can begin using the phone An icon located in the upper right corner of the display screen shows battery charging status If the battery charge is getting too low the battery icon __ blinks and the phone sounds a warning tone Always use a LG Ericsson approved charger or power adapter to charge your battery To install the charger Plug the flat end of the travel adapter into the chager s charging jack nd the other end into an electrica
28. key indicates its current function Status Icons The following list gives a brief description of all showig status icons of your phone You will see this kind of icon at the top of the screen 1 Yll Shows your current signal RSSI level The more lines you have the stronger your signal means your phone is not registered within the required acess point AP or when your phone is out of range Yamn indicates your phone is trying to find the access point 2 4 tells you a call is in progress or call is connected 2 means your phone cannot find a system signal or cannot make a call indicates phone is joined to the PTT groups E amp indicates Call Forward is set indicates Do Not Disturb DND is set 3 indicates phone lock is activated or keypad lock Oe oe Chapter 1 Phone Basics 7 Ef indicates ringtone Vibration or Vibration Once E indicates ringtone Ring after Vibration or Ring amp Vibration indicates ringtone off or Mute is set 3 indicates manner mode is activated Quickly set to vibration mode phone always vibrates instead of making a sound 8 indicates you have new text messages indicates you have new voice messages 9 indicates alarm is activated 10 represents the amount of remaining battery charge currently available in your phone __ indicates low battery E indicates almost running out battery indicates starting low battery indicates full batter
29. may be caused by heat or rupture Do not store the battery in locations exposed to direct sunlight or with high temperature and humidity store it in a room at 0 40 Deformation or explosion could be caused Do not let children or pets suck or bite the battery Putting the bat tery into mouth is harmful for human body Should a child swallow the battery consult a physician as soon as possible If you detect smokes or a strange smell while using the phone or charging the battery unplug the power cord and contact the service center Using it in such condition may cause fire or an electric shock CAUTION Operation e Do not let anybody disassemble or alter the device other than qualified service personnel Contact the distributor and the cus tomer service center for the inspection and repair Fire an electric shock or problems could be caused e Do not touch the power plug during lightning storms It can cause an electric shock or death e Be careful not to let any foreign materials get into the product In particular if a staple and pins are magnetized on the receiver make sure to eliminate it before use Using it in such condition may cause fire electric shock or injury especially on the face e Do not drop objects or apply impact on the phone The phone could be damaged or personal injury or product defects could be caused Before Starting e If you detect a burning smell or smoke immediately stop using the product
30. of new voice messages e New Message New received voice messages e Old Message Once you have played the voice messages and saved it to the voice mailbox 3 Press and to return to standby mode 4 Listen to your messages enter the voice mailbox number and press to access the system s voice mailbox 5 The following list outlines your phone s voice mailbox menu you can use your keypad to navigate through the menu While announcement is playing press one of the key and following the system prompts Note The system prompts can be different depending on the system e Eto play new message Eto play stored message Eto change your personal setting gto repeat this information message e gto leave the voice mailbox sytem e Eto call to an attendant consol e Note If your voice mailbox contains any unheard voice messages icon 8 will display at the top of your screen until there are no unheard items in the voice mailbox Chapter 8 Messages 67 Chapter Tools 9 Your phone is equipped with several personal information manage ment features that help you manage your time efficiently This chapter shows you how to use these features that helps you Schedule The Scheduler keeps your event convenient and easy to access Simply store your events and your phone alerts you with a reminder of your event In the calendar view If you have events stored for the selected day they will be highlighted in a differen
31. s Please check encryption key of the phone DHCP Failed The phone didn t received response for the IP request Please try again and if it fails too check the DHCP server Static IP configure failed The static IP is not valid Please check the IP configuration Network connection fail Out of range The registering is failed by network failure Please check the network status and IP configuration The phone is off from signaling area Please move to signaling area Disconnected by network failure The signaling is failed by network failure Please check network status IP is duplicated Please check the IP is used in other device User Info not reg istered The SIP registration data is not registered on the system Please set the data to register such as phone number and password Register failed Please check user info System responded error message on registering request Please check SIP information such as password Please check phone number The phone number is not defined on the system Please check the system login IDs on Menu 443 Can t register to system System responded error message on registering request Please check the SIP configuration of the phone and system Appendix C Useful Information Specification Please note that all specifications are subject to change without notice due to product improvements Radio Specification
32. shortened e Use only the Li lon battery supplied with your phone New batter ies are available from LG Ericsson Turning Your Phone On and Off Turning Your Phone On gt Press and hold for approximately two seconds After the powering on animation the phone tries to lock the ac cess point As your phone connects to the access point you see an Antenna Y and RSSI level wuill icon on the display screen it means all procedures for initial setup are completed Your screen still remains 4 icon the phone searchs for and sends a registration message to system If the phone receives Register Response 4 icon disappears from the display screen Setup and registration is completed your phone automatically goes to standby mode you can make or receive any type of call If not see Registration on page 24 Turning Your Phone Off gt Press and hold EJ for three seconds until you see the powering down animation on the display screen 16 Chapter 2 Getting Started N Navigating Through Menus and Options Your phone has a simple on screen menu to navigate Each menu has a list of options See Phone s Menu on page 26 The navigation key on your phone lets you scroll through menus easily Some of the items you selected has a vertical scroll bar at the right hand side of the screen keeps track of your position in the menu at all times Currently your phone s menu view style is List view to change your phon
33. to To use phone s default profile on page 85 e Check your roaming level from Menu gt Settings gt Wireless LAN Setting The roaming level enables you to roam with a voice con nection between each access point while you are speaking The default roaming level is 75 dBm Refer to Wireless LAN Setting on page 90 The phone can not show a wireless LAN access point even though the phone within its range e The LAN access point may use a hidden service set identifier SSID You can only access networks that use a hidden SSID if you know the correct SSID and have created a LAN internet access point for the network on your phone The phone call quality is no good e Note Some times while using the phone suppose due to radio interference depending on various factors such as the mobile phone s network other access point can be a cause of your call will be dropped e Check if you are using the phone an area with high electronical interface such as antenna or mobile phone e Check if the distance between the access point and the phone is too long move closer to access point e Avoid touching the antenna area unnecessarily while the antenna is transmitting or receiving Contact with the antenna affects com munication quality e Signal intensity could be weakened by obstacles such as walls or electromagnetic interference The phone ring is mute or too weak e Check if ring mode is set to always off and adjust it properly f
34. to delete all occurrences of the event and press Select Yes to confirm and press or select No to return to the previ ous menu Setting your Holiday You can assign any of the days of the week to particular holiday you would like to assign a holiday e Press the navigation key up or down to select On the day Weekly Monthly Yearly and Mutiple Settings Hultiple Settings T77 Hater fhuration If you select Mutiple Settings enter a number for EETA holiday by using the keypad and press i fits e The date corresponding to the assigned holiday is represented in scarlet in the monthly sched ule management screen Searching an Event You can find an event which you would like to view by entering the title of event Search Enter Schedule Press gt Tools gt Schedule meeting Typo Schedule event and press e Press the navigation key left or right to select Schedule Anniversary or All Chapter 9 Tools KR WN gt Press E gt Tools gt Schedule Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Go to Date and press Enter a date which you would like to move to and Press E gt Tools gt Memo Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Add and press 4 Type a memo using the keypad and press When Symbol Moving to an Specific Event You can go directly to the date of the event in order to view it at once Ge t
35. 5 LCD displays the phone number and the 4 icon disappears when registered Confirm Emergency Emergency Representative Code see note 2 16 Confirm correct Emergency Code provisioning by locking the key pad From standby screen press ll for 2 seconds 17 In standby screen should now be showing Key Lock now press SOS right softkey Key The numbers from the iPECS s Emergency Table should now be options on the screen Calls to the emergency services can be tested by selecting the number and pressing the Press Mami to return to standby screen 18 Unlocking the keypad From standby screen press Wa for 2 seconds 19 Repeat process if Emergency Representative Table entries did not appear Emergency Digitmap Code see note 2 20 Confirm correct Emergency Digitmap Code provisioning by locking the Call Menu EA E enter code 0000 press Gea Use to exit or return to standby mode Appendix B Emergency Code 21 In standby screen calls to the emergency services can be tested by dialing the emergency numbers which are matched to the Emer gency Digitmap numbers 22 Repeat process if the password code is asked 23 Unlocking call lock From standby screen press Menu ERS EES code 0000 EEI ESS 24 Finish Registration with iPECS LIK Note 1 Where the iPECS system is used references to Call Server means iPECS MFIM Note 2 For the iPECS call server the common provisioning file is made by entering SIP D
36. K Key 8 Network Information 91 Network Name 85 See SSID O One Minute Alert 59 p Package 5 patch 93 Phone Book Contact Adding 38 Caller Groups 42 Deleting Entries 47 Searching Entries 40 Speed Dials 45 Index Storing Numbers Faster 40 Phone Carrying 22 Belt Clip 23 Wrist Strap 22 Phone Layout 7 Phone On and Off 16 Phone Off 16 Phone On 16 Phone s Menu 26 Phone Version 91 Power On Tone 50 Profile Settings 85 Connecting a Profile 88 Creating Profiles 85 Managing Profiles 88 Q Quickly Change Mode 34 Lock Mode 35 Manner Mode 34 Quickly Set to Vibrate 34 R Range 25 Recycling 109 Registration 24 iPECS Setup 24 Wireless LAN Connection 24 Reset Settings 92 Restarting 24 Right Softkey 8 113 114 Ring Tone 49 Ring Tone Volume 50 S Schedule 69 Adding 70 Deleting 71 Going to Today 73 Searching 72 Setting your Holiday 72 Specific Event 73 Viewing 69 Schedule Key 8 Screen Theme 53 Searching Entries 40 Security 90 Change codes 91 Lock call 91 Lock call history 91 Lock phone 91 Lock phonebook 91 preset code 90 Settings 59 Answer Mode 59 Call Volume 59 One Minute Alert 59 Side Volume Key 9 Signal Strength 25 SIP Setting 89 90 Software Upgrade 93 Speaker 9 Index Specification 105 Speed Dials 45 SSID 24 See Network Name Strap Eyelet 9 System 81 Call Forward 82 Call Waiting 83 Do Not Disturb DND 83 Push to Talk 81 Invoking a PTT 82 Join Group 81 Leav
37. LAN Setting 8 5 Security 8 6 Wireless LAN Status 8 7 Network Information 8 8 Phone Version 8 9 Reset Settings 8 10 Time Setting 28 Chapter 2 Getting Started Phone Calls 3 While the phone is operating the Antenna Y and RSSI level will icon at the top of the screen shows whether your are in range of the net work area and can make and receive calls The more RSSI levels mean the stronger signal and the call quality is good Making Calls Dialing with a Phone Number You can make a call to an internal another user in your system or to an external party by entering the number and pressing E 1 In standby mode 2 Enter a phone number to connect a call and press the If you make a mistake while dialing press Mato erase the numbers e The phone amp icon is shown on the display screen while trying to connect e During the conversation press the side volume key on the left side of the phone to control the volume level 3 Press B when you are finished The display screen birefly shows call duration time HH MM SS e To redial your last outgoing call press and hold Gag e You can connect a provided headset to the phone The headset has a microphone and mic button to answer a call or end a phone call Refer to Headset with Mic on page 21 for more information WARNING When you use the headset your ability to hear outside sounds may be affected Do not use the headset where it can endanger your safety Chapter 29
38. LG Ericsson approved items with your phone Failure to do this may damage the phone and invaliable your warranty Note The illustrations are used for explanation purposes some of it may differ slightly from what shown Before Starting Phone Basics 1 Chapter Your Phone The following illustration will help you become familiar with your new Wireless IP Phone Phone Layout 1 2 18 3 19 4 5 6 20 7 8 21 This phone has an internal antenna Avoid touching the antenna area unneces sarily while the antenna is transmitting or receiving Contact with the antenna affects communication quality Key Functions The following list gives a brief description of all available key func tions of your phone 1 2 Earpiece lets you hear the caller Display Screen displays all the information needed to operate your phone such as the call status the date and time and the signal and battery strength Navigation OK Key scrolls through the phone s menu op tions and acts as a shortcut key from standby mode and selects the highlighted choice when navigating through a menu e Press Up to access Searching SSID e Press Down to access Memo e Press Left to access Alarm e Press Right to access Messages Left Softkey lets you access menu tiems or select softkey ac tions corresponding to the bottom left line on the display screen System Key allows you to use qick access system m
39. Setting e Select Security Setting field and press naviga tion key left or right to select an valid value NONE WEP OPEN WEP SHARED WPA PSK TKIP WPA PSK AES WPA2 PSK TKIP or WPA2 PSK AES and then press e The encryption method in use for this profile An encryption type must be exactly the same as it is in an wireless LAN access point which you have ELE chases babi installed 4 7 To set authentication to the default profile e Select 802 1X Authenication field and press navigation key left or right to select an valid value NONE MD5 TTLS PEAP LEAP or TLS and then press 8 To set network to the default profile e Select Network field and press navigation key left or right to select one of DHCP or STATIC and then press e IP Address must be within the same network area and all access point s IP address are within it too for supporting handover DHCP Dynamic Host Control Protocol is client provides a mechanism for allocating IP addresses dynamically so that addresses can be reused when hosts no longer need them STATIC is a number that is assigned to a phone by an Internet service provider to be its permanent address on the Internet You must configure a static IP Address Subnet Primary Gateway Primary DNS and Secondary DNS IP Address The IP address of this phone Subnet The subnet mask used for the network Primary GW The IP address of the gateway for the network Primary DNS The prima
40. This chapter describes how to change your phone s sound setting to best suit your needs Alert By You can set your phone to alert when you receive a call 1 Press E gt Sound gt Alert by 2 Scroll through the list of alert types and select one A alert will sound or vibrate as you highlight 3 Press to assign the current ringer e Standby mode will display alert indicator depending on which mode the alert is currently in Refer to Status Icons on page 10 e The vibration option allows you to be notified of calls with a vibra tion instead of an audible alert Ring Tone You can set the ring tone to identify for incoming call The phone supports 5 different ring tone category each with several ring tones under each category 1 Press E gt Sound gt Ring Tone 2 Select a category and press 3 Use the navigation key to scroll through the ring tone A ring tone will sound as you highlight each option 4 Press to assign a ring tone 49 50 Press E gt Sound gt Ring Tone Volume Using the navigation key choose a volume level Ring Tone Volume You can adjust the volume settings to suit your needs and your environment and press e The volume level is set at sg you will not hear any ring tone when you receive a call regardless of the ring tone you have set e Icon J will display in standby mode Power On Tone You can set the switch on effect that sounds when the phone is
41. WIT 400H User Guide This user guide provides you with all the information you need to get the most from your phone Please refer to the important safety informations section on page 1 4 to learn about information that will help you safely use your phone Regulatory Notes and Statements Wireless LAN Health and Authorization for use Radio frequency electromagnetic energy is emitted from Wireless LAN devices This energy levels of these emissions however are far much less than the electromagnetic energy emissions from wireless devices such as mobile phones Wireless LAN devices are safe for use by consumers because they operate within the guidelines found in radio frequency safety standards and recommendations The use of Wireless LAN devices may be restricted in some situations or environments such as e On board an airplane or e In an explosive environment or e In situations where the interference risk to other devices or services is per ceived or identified as harmful In cases in which the policy regarding use of Wireless LAN devices in specific environments is not clear e g airports hospitals chemical oil gas industrial plants private buildings obtain authorization to use these devices prior to operation the equipment Regulatory Information Disclaimers Privacy of communications may not be ensured when using this telephone Any changes or modifications made to this device that are not expressly ap proved
42. an enter or select an additional information for the entry other information is optional E mail E mail address you assigned to the entry 4 Group Group you assigned to the entry ue Homepage Hompage you assigned to the entry Home Addr Home address you assigned to the entry Organization Organization you assigned to the entry Title Title you assigned to the entry Office Addr Office address you assigned to the entry Memo Note or other information that related to the entry Add New This menu allows you to add a new contact address You can enter contact address information that includes name phone number E mail address group information items etc A name number and a contacts type are required for all contact entries Other information is optional You may enter the information in any order by scrolling through the entry details Creating a Contacts Entry Press EE gt Phone Book gt Add New To assign the name to the new entry e Select Name field and enter the name The name of an contact entry can contain up to 32 characters Your phone can store up to 500 contact entries which can store up to a total of 5 phone numbers To store a the number to the name e Select Number field and enter the phone number being stored up to 32 digits To assign a contact type to the number e Press Menu to select Select Type and press e Press navigation k
43. ata PGM212 selecting CONFTYPE WIT 400 SAVE note the field will return to NONE and VIEW to confirm that sysconf_wit_400h cfg is shown Digit Map digitmap_emergency means that call is made without entering password even if the call lock is set Emergency Code representative_emergency means that SOS in the standby screen will be displayed when it s phone lock or keypad lock state Note 3 For the iPECS call server refer to PGM443 WIT 400H Phone Number should match PGM443 ID amp Desired Number The WIT 400H Password should match PGM443 Password Note 4 The System Default Profile is the only profile that supports handover between different Access Points on the same SSID Registration with iPECS CM or iPECS SBG Note 5 Where the iPECS system is used references to Call Server means iPECS CM or SBG Note 6 For the iPECS call server the common provisioning file is made by entering web management system selecting the menu SIP Provisioning File Management Please edit sysconf_wit_400h cfg to set emergency number digitmap_emergency means that call is made without entering password even if the call lock is set representative_emergency means that SOS in the standby screen will be displayed when it s phone lock or keypad lock state The each emergency number should be divided by Appendix B Emergency Code 99 Useful Information C Appendix Before Service Inquiry This appendix contains before service inquiry and t
44. break at a specific location in the text message Select the Symbols mode To insert a space move the cursor where you want to insert a space and press E To force a line break move the cursor where you want to break a line and press E3 To enter a symbol press the appropriate key indicated on the display and press To enter smileys emoticons An emoticon is a symbol used in text messages to show how some one is feeling Select the Smiley mode To enter an emoticon press the appropriate key indicated on the display and press Chapter 2 Getting Started Headset with Mic The headset included with phone features a microphone and an integrated button that allows you to answer and end calls easily Connecting the Headsest gt Open the headset jack cover and flip it over and plug the head set into phone s headset jack CAUTION Using incompatible accessory may damage the phone WARNING Do not insert any external substance except headset in the headset jack Inserting anything except for headset provided by general maker may cause severe damage the phone e Plug in the headset to make or answer a phone call Callers hear you through the headset microphone e Even though the headset is plugged incoming call ring tone is heard through the speaker not through the headset Headset jack Refer to below tables press the mic button to control answer hold switch and end calls
45. by the manufacturer may void the user s authority to operate the equip ment The Manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or television interfer ence caused by unauthorized modification of this device or the substitution or attachment of connecting cables and equipment other than those specified by the manufacturer It is the responsibility for the user to correct any interference caused by such unauthorized modification substitution or attachment The manufacturer and its authorized resellers or distributors will assume no liability for any damage or violation of government regulations arising from failure to comply with these guideline USA FCC Federal Communications Commission Statement This device complies with Part 15 rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation FCC Interference Statement for User manual This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits of a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a residential environment This equipment generates uses and radiates radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference H
46. code is 0000 use this you can access to the SIP setting menu any time Enter your registered phone number from iPECS system Enter a display name to be shown instead of your phone number e Display name can be entered up to 12 characters long See Enter ing Text on page 18 Enter a password same as your registered phone password from iPECS system Enter a SIP domain address of the iPECS system in the form of domain name or dotted quad for instance one that is used as ipecs com or 150 150 131 71 e Press E to enter a dot between the number Enter a proxy IP address of the iPECS system in the form of a dotted quad for instance one that is used as the 150 150 131 71 Enter a proxy port for instance one that is used as the 5060 and then presss to apply the setting Chapter 11 Settings 89 90 Provisioning Setting Provisioning is the process of equipping a software to update the phone with new features from the system For more details please contact your System Administrator 1 Press i gt Settings gt Provisioning Setting Enter your security code and press 3 Enter a SIP domain in the form of a dotted quad and then press e Press E to enter a dot between the number e Note It is important this phone is correctly provisioned with emer gency codes See Appendix B for Emergency Code Provisioning amp Registration Wireless LAN Setting You can adjust a roaming level to
47. csesosses 13 Battery and Charger sesesessseseseseseeeeseseeeeeeeeceeeeeeceeesenenenensssnssssssssssssssssssssrsessssssss 13 Turning Your Phone On and Off s eseeesesesssrsreesrsrsssssssssssssoseoceceeereoressssses 16 Navigating Through Menus and Options sssssssssssssssssscscooeseeococesoesosossssesee 17 Entering TK seiis naceec tcc ceca sce cas excess esse ccsceensd iada eaii inaasa 18 Headset with MiC tessa es ects cee alect cect da ces ceedeenec ane ecet de teres ccna tte 21 Phone Carrying e sesesessesssesessssesssssssssnssssssssssssssssssesrsrororoeeseeoeeeeenononenenesessssesessss 22 Registrati assests ec Baa aceccce nauk elisa e cette cte vee hc eecacta ic ie irinli 24 RINGE cn E Adee 25 Signal SU NOL G cen atenindiueannadtansinednueniammumounuercuniae 25 Access Point Probing esesssssssssssssssesesssssesescseseorsrsssssssssssssoscscereeseeeererrorsrosssssss 25 gl ID a S 25 Cleaning PRONG aaniasucensacsaieniieoninaientacianmnGcunainues 25 Phone s Menu e ssesssesseessesssesssssosseossessseoseesssessenssooseosreoseessessersesosseosneoseossesseosees 26 vi Chapter 3 Phone Calls s ssssssssssscsssssssosissosossosssssossisosvsssssssssssesi 29 Making ANS sciscasstasecsansisncasatvxensstuannsasessi nn 29 Answering Calls sasssiceaisseceentimsasiraaszeih non taaitvsaniietiednienstidmtantinranlunieraantaten 32 Missed Call Notification ssssssssssssssssssssssessessseseoeeoceososoneononononesesesessss
48. d Dial Each phone number stored in Phone Book is assigned a speed dial number which you can use to call that number In standby mode Press and hold the speed dial number The display confirms that the number has been dialed when it shows Name and Number e If you enter a number that is not associated to the speed dial No Speed Dial Num message will display To use one digits dialing for speed dial locations 1 9 gt Press and hold the appropriate key for approximately two sec onds To use two digits dialing for speed dial locations 10 99 gt Enter the first digit and then press and hold the second digit for approximately two seconds Redialing the Last Number This feature lets you redial the last number dialed from your phone In standby mode Press and hold The last dialed number will automatically redial e If the headset is plugged in press and hold Mic button on the headset for about two seconds Dialing Options When you enter numbers in standby mode you will see a variety of dialing options displayed on the screen To select an option press the corresponding softkey e Menu to display the options e Save allows you to enter a number and save the phone number in your Phone Book e Search allows you to enter a digit or string of digits to display Phone Book entries that contain Fair the entered numbers eS St ose e Press Ea to dial the displayed phone number or Fer the selected phone number E
49. e Date TF Entor Bote press e The cursor will then move to the specified date Going to Today You can go to today s date while navigating the schedule Press E gt Tools gt Schedule Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Today and press e The cursor will then move to today s date Memo Your phone comes with a notepad that you can compose a note of up to 200 characters and store up to 30 memos Composing a Memo e Shortcut From standby mode press the naviga tion key down to directly access the Memo EEN entering text for the memo you may want to press a Menu left softkey to display one of the following options e Template to use a template with a prepared message such as Please Call me back or I m late l Il be there at e Symbol to apply to your text press the appropriate key indicated on the display Chapter9 Tools 73 74 Reading a Saved Memo Press E gt Tools gt Memo e Shortcut From standby mode press the naviga tion key down to directly access the Memo The list of saved memos will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one 3 Press to display a memo details While reading the memo if you want to read other one press return to the previous menu and select amemo Deleting a Memo Press El gt Tools gt Memo The list of saved memos will be displayed Scroll through the list and s
50. e Group 81 Receiving aPTT 82 T Talk key 8 Time Date Form 54 Timer 77 D Day Counter 78 D Day Finder 77 Stopwatch 79 Transferring Calls 34 Screened Transfer 34 Unscreened Transfer 34 V Viewing My Number 47 W Wireless LAN Setting 90 Wireless LAN Status 91 World Time 77
51. e Note Be careful when using this menu after rebooting all your settings are initialized to their original values or Select No to cancel and return to the previous menu Time Setting If the phone has been subscribed to system the date and time will be given automatically when the phone power is turned on You will not need to set the date and time manually Note We recommend you to use this menu when displaying date and time is not correct Before time setting we recommend that all setting should be reset back to its original value because this may cause the time sorting problem such as call history message and so on And this menu could be shown depends on the system To set date and time via NTP NTP Network Time Protocol provides accurate and syncronised time across the Internet Press gt Settings gt Time Setting gt NTP Setting Enter a NTP sever domain in the form of a dotted quad and then press e Please contact your System Administrator for details Press Ej to enter a dot between the number To set date and time manually 1 Press EE gt Settings gt Time Setting gt Time Setting 2 Use the navigation key to select each field to enter what you want for your time setting Press to save the date and time Chapter 11 Settings Software Upgrade A Appendix Users can often download software in order to update to the phone This appendix describes how to upgrade your phone s s
52. e message cannot be deleted e Delete to delete the selected messages Draft While you are creating a message you can save it in Drafts before you send The draft messages are listed with the date of when the messages were saved Press E gt Messages gt Draft Select message you want to view 3 Press Menu left softkey to select one of the following options and press e Write Message to compose a text message e Keep Message to protect the message cannot be deleted Tren 2 keep Hsssn e Delete to delete the selected messages Delete e Multiple Delete to delete many messages at a aa once aK e Delete All to delete all messages Chapter 8 Messages 63 64 A U N Press El gt Messages gt Templates Press Add right softkey to add a new message Compose your own preset message and press Templates There are four preset messages to help make sending text messages easier Customize or delete these messages such as Please Call me back I m late I ll be there at and Where are you now to suit your needs or add your own messages to the list Editing or Deleting a Preset Message Press E gt Messages gt Templates Select the message you want to edit or delete and press Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Edit and press edit the selected message see Entering Text on page 18 and press or Select Delete and press and th
53. e phone as indicated below hen tighten the screw that provided with the belt clip Place the belt clip align the screw on the back of the phone and push it up hard until the belt clip is firmly secured CAUTION Keep the protective cover for future use Paper clip Screw A J Belt clip option Il gt R Screw hole Protective cover To remove the belt clip gt To release the belt clip use your thumb push down on the unlock button located on the upper side of the belt clip as shown in the illustration below and extract it from the phone Unlock button Chapter 2 Getting Started 23 24 Registration The phone is one of the iPECS phones recognized by the system Therefore your phone must be registered with the iPECS system for successful call processing The registration is accomplished in two phases access point connec tion establishment and iPECS system registration If the phone is registered with the iPECS system successfully the unregistered indicator icon will automatically disappear from the screen Emergency Code Provisioning and Registration It is important this phone is correctly provisioned with emergency codes See Appendix B for Emergency Code Provisioning amp Registration Wireless LAN Connection SSID 1 is used as an identifier which means you are part of the 802 11b compliant wireless network The phone should have the same SSID as the one co
54. e s menu view see Menu Style on page 54 Selecting Menu Items When the phone is switched on and in standby mode Press to access the main menu Use the fi to highlight the menu you want and press When the menu item you want is displayed press e to select the highlighted option to go to the previous menu a to scroll through the list of options e to return to standby mode Pressing the Corresponding Number You can quickly select a desired menu by pressing corresponding number instead of navigating through menus with navigationkey When the phone is switched on and in standby mode Check the desired menu referring to the Phone s Menu on page 26 Phone s Menu table shows the avilable menu structure and indicates the number assigned to each menu option Press El to access the main menu Press the number assigned to menu For example if you want to select Screen Theme press the corresponding number on the phone s keypad as below E to act the meun 3 Display 3 1 Screen Theme 3 2 Greeting Note Chapter 2 Getting Started 17 Entering Text You can enter alphanumeric characters using the keypad of the phone Selecting a Text Input Mode Your phone provides convenient ways to enter letters puncuations numbers and symbols whenever you are prompted to enter text for example when adding a Phonebook or when composing text and memo From a screen where you can e
55. e window cleaner household cleaners household polish aerosol sprays solvents alcohol ammonia benzene thinner or abrasives to clean the phone as this will damage the product Phone s Menu To view the Main Menu options their respective submenus refer to the follow table it shows the avilable menu structure and indicates the number assigned to each menu option For more information about using phone s menu see Navigating Through Menus and Options on page 17 1 Phone Book 1 1 Add New 1 2 Search Phonebook 1 3 Caller Groups 1 4 Speed Dials 1 5 Delete All 1 6 My Number 2 1 Alert By 2 2 Ring Tone 2 3 Ring Tone Volume 2 4 Power on Tone 2 5 Power off Tone Chapter2 Getting Started 2 6 Key Tone 2 7 Key Tone Volume 2 8 Effect Sound 3 Display 3 1 Screen Theme 3 2 Greeting Note 3 3 Idle Clock 3 4 Time Date Form 3 5 Dialing Font 3 6 Menu Style 3 7 Backlight 3 8 Font Type 3 9 Language 4 Call History 4 1 Call History 4 2 Call Duration 4 3 Settings 5 Messages 5 1 Write Message 5 2 Inbox 5 3 Outbox 5 4 Draft 5 5 Templates 5 6 Spam Message 5 7 Message Settings 5 8 Voice Message 6 Tools Chapter 2 Getting Started 6 1 Schedule 6 2 Memo 6 3 Alarm Morning Call 6 4 Calculator 6 5 World Time 6 6 Timer 7 System 7 1 Push To Talk 7 2 Call Forward 7 3 DND 7 4 Call Waiting 8 Phone Setting 8 1 Profile Setting 8 2 SIP Setting 8 3 Provisioning Setting 8 4 Wireless
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57. elect End and press e After you receive or make a call the call duration is briefly dis played You are then automatically taken to the call list Press to access the call list and then select an entry Press J to save a number that is not in your Phone Book Chapter 3 Phone Calls KR WN Press gt Call History gt Call History Select Missed Calls and press ni Select the entry you wish to view and press Missed Call Notification When you do not answer an incoming call you will see a Missed Call notification displaying on the screen to alert you to a missed call until you check it yourself To view a missed call notification Waren In standby mode press Ea to access the call his O tory and then select the entry and press S Or Hissad Wtd al ls 02 41 pa Eric om Number of missed calls Press Eto dial the phone number e You can also view the next or previous call history entry by press ing the navigation key left or right In Call Options Press El during a call to display a list of available To select an option highlight it and press The following options may be available End to end a call Mute on or Mute off to mute your microphone or to unmute the microphone if itwas muted earlier The option Mute is used to prevent the other party from hearing your voice but allows you to hear the other party Main menu to display the main menu of some of the phone such as Phone
58. elect one 3 Press Menu left softkey to display the options A U N gt Select Delete and press Select Yes to delete the selected memo from the list and press or Select No to return to the previous menu Deleting All Memo Press El gt Tools gt Memo Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete All and press Select Yes to delete all saved memo and press or Select No to return to the previous menu Chapter 9 Tools EPS is an abbreviati on for earings per Shane feck Boleta m ikki Duel rte a delete All 3 Press to display an alarm details 3 Select a time for the alarm by highlighting the Alarm Clock Your phone comes with a built in alarm clock that has multiple alarm capabilities Viewing an Alarm Alarm MorningCall Press E gt Tools gt Alarm Morning Call erapr l e Shortcut From standby mode press the naviga plsliahediaiesaela alia tion key left to directly access the Alarm The list of saved alarm clocks will be displayed Scroll through the list and select one The alarm clock contains i OO MS e Time The time for the alarm EE e Repeat For recurring the alarm A e amp Ring The ring tone for the alarm Ringi Memo The title you assigned to the alarm x md ee Indicator The indicator for the alarm setting Pari Setting an Alarm You can set a time for the alarm including its title
59. elete the entry e DeleteAll to delete all calls entries Tip You can also view the next or previous call history entry by press ing the navigation key left or right Making a Call From Call History If you need to make a call from the calls history Press E gt Call History gt Call History Select an option and press Select an entry to make a call its number and press Gx Call Duration This menu allows you to view or reset the cumulative call time by time since start use Viewing Call Duration 1 Press gt Call History gt Call Duration N Select an option to view the cumulative call time e When you select call option to view its details you see all the length of cumulative time the calls Chapter 7 Call History Resetting Call Duration 1 You can also reset a call duration by pressing Reset right softkey after step 2 above 2 If you are certain you want to erase the call duration select Yes e Enter your password as it is a required field and then press e The preset code is 0000 you can change it to the password of your choice Refer to Security on page 90 or Select No to cancel and return to the previous menu Settings Answer Mode You can select how to answer incoming calls on the phone 1 Press E gt Call History gt Settings gt Answer Mode 2 Select one of the following options and press e Send Key to require gj to be pressed to answer all incoming calls
60. en select Yes to delete the selected message Select No to cancel the deletion Adding a New Preset Message e Your new preset message will be added to the end of the list Spam Message This menu will help you reduce or stop spam messages from reach ing your Inbox Viewing Spambox If you have set your phone to block any spam message you receive are automatically stored in the Soambox In the Soambox you can identify each soam message Press E gt Messages gt Spam Message gt Spambox Use the navigation key to select a spam message and press e Once a spam message is displayed you can read the other spam messages by pressing the navigation key left or right Chapter8 Messages 3 Press Menu left softkey to select one of the following options and press e Reply to reply to the recipients on the selected message e Forward to forward the selected message to any number of recipients e Delete to delete the selected messages e Restore to move the selected message to your Inbox Registering Soam Number You can block spam messages receive from a spe cific number to which you wish to register Spam Humber Huber 1 Press E gt Messages gt Spam Message gt Register Me Spam Number Habar 2 Enter the number you want to block and press arn e Your phone can save up to 20 Spam Number to be blocked Each number can use up to 30 dights in length Registering Spam Text You can block specific
61. enu Send key allows you to place or receive calls or use call hisyorys 7 Alphanumeric Keypad lets you enter numbers characters and 11 12 13 navigate within menus Press and hold keys from 1 to 9 for speed dialing Manner Mode allows you to ativate the vibration mode from standby mode Mic lets you transmit your voice Right Softkey lets you access the contact list or select softkey actions corresponding to the bottom right line on the display screen Schedule Key allows you to use quick access chedule End Power Key lets you turn the phone on or off end a call or return to standby mode While in the main menu it returns the phone to standby mode and cancels your input Clear Key deletes single spaces or characters with a quick tuch but press and hold to delete entire words from the display in text entry mode When in a menu press this key to return to the previous menu Chapter 1 Phone Basics Keypad Lock allows you to lock the phone s keypad immediately 14 Lock Mode allows you to lock the phone from standby mode 15 Strap Eyelet allows you to connect the wrist strap 16 Push to Talk PTT allows you to invoke announcements to other numbers of the PTT group in standby mode 17 Speaker lets you hear the different ringtones and sounds 18 Side Volume Key allows you to adjust the key tone volume in standby mode or adjust the earpiece volume during a call The side volume key can also be used t
62. er e The waiting caller continues to hear ringing until the first call hangs up or if you have set voice mail waiting call is transferred automatically to your voice mailbox Chapter 10 System 83 Settings 1 1 Chapter This chapter explains how to set the phone connects to a network as well as special features that let you manage your networks Profile Settings The Profile Settings provide instructions for creating profiles and connecting to an wireless LAN in order to register with the system Creating Profiles Profiles are used to connect to wireless LANs Before connecting to the selected wireless LAN you are required to create and use a pro file Once you select the wireless LAN the profile entry is displays To use phone s default profile Press E gt Settings gt Profile Setting Profile entry field Select SystemDefault Only default profile can be supported handover between the same SSID in the different access point Press Menu left softkey and select Edit and then press To edit the name to use for the default profile e Select Profile Name field and enter a profile name to whatever you want To assign a profile to the wireless LAN access point e Select Network Name SSID field and enter a network name and then press e This SSID must be exactly the same as it is in an access point which you have installed 85 6 To set an encryption type to the default profile Security
63. er You can change an already in use speed dial location to a new phone number Press E gt Phone Book gt Speed Dials Select a speed dial number you wish to change Press Option left softkey to display the options Select Change and press Select Yes to confirm and press Scroll up or down to find an desired entry and select one Press to apply the new speed dial number Removing a Speed Dial Number You can remove assighed speed dial to a phone number either each one or all of them at once Press E gt Phone Book gt Speed Dials Select a speed dial number you wish to remove Press Option left softkey to display the options Select Remove speed dial and press e If you select Remove all all assigned speed dial number can be deleted at once Select Yes to confirm and press Chapter 4 Phone Book 47 Delete All To delete all entries 1 Press EEE gt Phone Book gt Delete all 2 Select Delete all and press 3 Select Yes to delete all saved entries from Phone Book and press My Number 1 Press E gt Phone Book gt My Number 2 Your phone number will be displayed read the giving information 3 Press to return to the previous menu 46 Chapter 4 Phone Book Chapter Sound 5 This menu allows you to customize your phone to sound just the way you want it to Your phone provides a variety of ringer options that allow you to set your ring volume or effect sound
64. ey left or rignt to select a contact type Mobile Home Office General Pager or Fax To assign more options to the number proceed to steps 6 15 Oth erwise skip to step 15 Scroll down to additional fields and enter or edit information as desired Chapter 4 Phone Book 6 To assign a speed dial to the number e Press Menu to select Speed dial and press e Select an available speed dial location and press 7 To store an e mail address to the number e Select E mail field and enter the e mail address e Press Menu left softkey to select an options com Symbol Emoti con or Cancle and then press 8 To assign a group to the number e Select Group field and select a group e Press Index right softkey to select an options No group Family Friends Business or School and then press 9 To assign a personal bell to the number e Select Personal Bell field and select a ring tone to assign to the entry so you can identify the caller by the ring tone e Press Index right softkey Use the navigation key to scroll through available ring tone and then press When you highlight a ring type a sample ring tone will sound 10 To store a homepage to the number e Select Homepage field and enter the homepage address e Press Menu left softkey to select an options Symbol Emoticon or Cancel and then press 11 To store ahome address to the number select Home Addr field and enter the home address and then press
65. gth is indicated on the screen as the number of bars next to the Antenna icon The more bars shown the better the signal strength If the phone is out of range of your access point Out of range will be displayed on the screen If you go out of access point range the connection will be lost When in range again you can reconnect Access Point Probing The phone has an ability to detect all reachable access points Your phone s display shows a list of the SSIDs configured in the access points from which to choose 50 maximum To detect an access point gt In standby mode press navigation key up to search wireless LAN around your phone e After a few seconds the list of SSIDs configured in the access points are displayed You can choose one of them under this preference Caller ID Caller ID lets you know who is calling by displaying the number of the person calling when your phone rings Cleaning Phone Use the soft cloth to gently wipe the display screen and the case Chapter 2 Getting Started 25 To clean the phone gt Unplug all cables such as headset power adapter and turn off the phone press and hold B To clean the metallic part of phone such as charging contacts of charger and battery wipe them with a pencil eraser or cotton swab e Avoid getting moisture in openings e Clean the phone with a damp not wet cloth or an antistatic wipe Never use a dry cloth as this may cause a static shock e Do not us
66. heating instruments Do not to let children or pets bite the phone or the power cable Fire or electric shock could be caused Use the adaptor that was included in the product package See the product specification Check the rated voltage at home Using other voltages may cause a fire Ensure that the external cords of the phone are disconnected before it is moved from the installation site If not fire or electric shock could be caused Do not bend the power cord reluctantly and do not place a heavy instrument on the power cord Fire or electric shock could be caused Before Starting WARNING Battery Handling e Do not disassemble or revise the battery and do not use it for other purposes Use the specified battery and adaptor only Fire or personal injury may be caused by heat or rupture If the battery is damaged the battery liquid may leak out Take care not to contact the battery leakage Keep it away from your eyes skin or cloths If there is any contact immediately clean it with water and take medical care as soon as possible Dispose the used battery in a specified place Improper treatment may cause an unexpected accident Do not apply impact on the battery by throwing it and do not place it close to heating instruments microwave heater The bat tery liquid may leak out or fire or explosion may be caused Never damage the shield tube nor contact the Gand Spins of t he battery with a metal Fire or physical injury
67. iercesec ates 66 V ice W o icts 2 pam meaner ner sect re geet nare enti N 67 pk TGs ieee cae aes 69 ic g c1 0 b pe emrennr ate omen pret eee ep emer ter nner ere ee te are eer 69 Contents viii Alarni ClOCK etser teene n eate EE Eeoae orei EEEE 75 Calculator sonenn 77 World TiMeE sssssssssssssssessssssesesesroeeeeseneesesenenenesssesssssssssssssssororesesrorororerereeeeeeeeeeereee 77 TIMET 2 sientsncecasctdneadinadsendicnchdndinuiaamauanisidarems 77 Chanter TO yS Oian 81 P sh UO Wea ahe a e r E E E Eit 81 Call FOWA isete ae e e ae i 82 Do Not Disturb DND sssssssssssssssssseseseseeseeeeeeeeeeeeeooeoeenoueeeeneuenesessssnssssssssssesee 83 Gall Waitin sass chaise ssscssninenvateatonacnad stascssasecti mista tao ininioramiutabnienmiorenion 83 Chapter T SE TINGS eir 85 Profile SetfingSouinnsniinnnnninnnnnnnnnn nnn 85 SIP Setting ooeec rte mene errs e SEESE Laara TEAs en eter nee ee eee ee 89 Provisioning Setti gessisse escaienetiedda eine ieee oaaae boii 90 Wireless LAN Setting e esesssssoscscoeesesesesesosssssssssensnssssososescoceroeoososssnsnssssssesessesesee 90 SECUN hice wscedet cen eta cde csdaataensaha sonsut enced aadai enka aKa ES ea RAN taa aare i ER tekt adlanmee Aas 90 Wireless LAN Status aetna cece teats scsi ctes cet act tec teereeeeeiete 91 Network Information ssssssssssssssssssessssessseseseseeseseeooseeononononeusononenonesessssssssssroseseste 91 Phone YSIS FOUN ssesecisssccores ces xases 2a cestsz
68. l fad through different time zones e The time zones will be shown a time difference MOUTH OM 07 25 between two cities based on your local area ol Indicates your local area Timer The timer can be used for various calendrical calculations Using the D Day Finder You can calculate what date it will be in a number of days after a particular date D day finder Tre 1 Press E gt Tools gt Timer 2 Select D day Finder and press 3 Enter date from and add a number of days to cal culate a future date and press to get the result 4 Press Reset left softkey to set the finder back to zero Chapter9 Tools 77 78 Select D day Counter and press Press Add right softkey D day Enter a title for an upcoming event by highlighting iia Using the D Day Counter You can use d day counter to refer to the day that is chosen for the beginning of an important event To set a D day counter Press gt Tools gt Timer b day Counter Tey Title i title field e Enter the event counter title See Entering Text on page 18 Select a d day for the event counter by highlighting the time field 6 Press to save the counter 2 Select D day Counter and press Press gt Tools gt Timer The list of saved counters will be displayed Scroll Read the information about the counter To view a D day counter through the list and select one To edit a D day counter
69. l outlet AUTION Using incompatible accessory may damage the phone Charging LED Connector jack Electrical outlet Charge the battery by placing the phone on the charger With the approved Li lon battery you can recharge the battery before it becomes completely run down e As the battery is being charged while the power is on a charging _ icon appears on the display screen After the battery has been fully charged a full battery ij icon appears on the display screen Refer to Status Icons on page 10 e On the charger color indicator LED measns that A red e means the battery is charging or recharging A green e means the battery is at least 99 percent charged e Estimated battery Li lon 3 7V 950mAh charging time is approxi mately 5 hours e If the battery cannot be charged correctly turn off the power once remove the battery and then reinstall it to charge the battery again Chapter 2 Getting Started 15 To install the travel adapter Open the external charger jack cover of the phone Plug the flat end of the travel charger into the phone s charger jack and the other end into an electrical outlet Cover Electrical outlet Replacing the Battery Rechargeable battery has a limited number of charge cycles and may eventually need to be replaced e The charging time may differ depending on the condition of your battery purchases a new battery when the battery run time gets
70. les To edit an existing profile Edit Involves the same steps as creating a new profile QAE a Chage Priorit Follow the applicable instructions in To create a m new profile on page 87 To delete a profile This menu allows you to remove the profile from the profile entry Press EE gt Settings gt Profile Setting Select a profile you wish to delete e The system default profile can not deleted from the profile entry 3 Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete and press Select Yes to confirm and press or select No to return to the previ ous menu without deleting the profile Chapter 11 Settings mM A WN To change the priority of profile This menu allow you to change the priority of a profile Profiles higher in the list have higher priority and are attempted first Press E gt Settings gt Profile Setting Select a profile of which you wish to change the priority Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Change Priority and press To change the priority of a profile select Priority Up or Priority Down and press e Depending on the action chosen the profile is moved up or down the entry list SIP Setting The SIP Session Initiation Protocol is a signalling protocol used for establishing sessions in an IP network Press E gt Settings gt SIP Setting Enter your security code and then press e The preset
71. long period of time It is best to replace the battery when it no longer provides accept able performance It can be recharged hundreds of times before it needs replacing Do not store the battery in high temperature areas for long periods of time It is best to follow these storage rules Less than one month 4 F to 113 F 20 C to 40 C More than one month 4 F to 113 F 20 C to 45 C Disposal of Lithium lon Li lon Batteries Do not handle a damaged or leaking Li lon battery as you can be burned For safe disposal options of your Li lon batteries contact your near est LG Ericsson authorized service center Special Note Be sure to dispose of your battery properly In some areas the dis posal of batteries in household or business trash may be prohibited Appendix C Useful Information Open Source Software Notice This following GPL General Public License software used in this product are subject to the GPL License Agreements You can obtain a copy of the GPL licenses from LG Ericsson Web Site http www lgericsson com GPL License e u boot e bash e linux e busybox e glibc e wpa supplicant e udhcpc e ortp jpglib e wget e wireless Tools LG Ericsson offers to provide source code to you on CD ROM for a charge covering the cost of performing such distribution such as the cost of media shipping and handling upon e mail request to LG Ericsson at opensource lgericsson co
72. m This offer is valid for a period of three 3 years from the date of the distribution of this product by LG Ericsson Appendix C Useful Information 109 108 Caring for the Environment by Recycling This symbol means that the your phone or other electrical Dd accessories should not be disposed of with household waste m Do not throw your phone or battery in the trash Disposal of your old appliance 1 When this crossed out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a prod uct it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002 96 EC 2 All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of sepa rately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities 3 The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent po tential negative consequences for the environment and human health 4 For more detailed information about disposal of your old appli ance please contact your city office waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product Appendix C Useful Information Indexs A Access Point Probing 25 Alarm Clock 75 Deleting 76 Deleting All 76 Editing 76 Setting 75 Alert By 49 Alphanumeric Keypad 8 Answering Calls 32 Answering Options 32 B Backlight 55 Battery 13 Charging 15 Installing 13 Battery Cover 9 C Calculator 77 Call Duration 58 Resetting 59 Index Viewing 58 Caller ID 25 Call Histo
73. menus related to Settings of your phone State Displays The phone will show both items on the display screen if the caller s name and number are stored in your Phone Book If not phone will only display the phone number The following examples show the call state displays e Incoming Call e Outgoing Call e Missed Call Ti am 12 05 Sat D241 pe ry Ei 1 j k a A Y hi i Micced Wcale 02 41 pa incoming Call Erie 111 Eric HI OK Cancel Chapter 1 Phone Basics Getting Started 2 Chapter Battery and Charger Your phone is equipped with a Lithium lon Li lon battery It allows you to recharge your battery before it is fully drained WARNING Use only LG Ericsson approved battery charger and Power Adapter with your phone The failure to use a LG Ericsson approved battery charger and Power Adapter may increase the risk that your phone will overheat catch fire or explode resulting in serious bodily injury death or property damage When the battery reaches 10 of its capacity your phone makes a sound and displays a message When there are approximately four minutes of talk time left the phone sounds an audible alert and then turns off Installing and Removing the Battery Always turn off your phone before installing or replacing the battery To install the battery With your thumb press down on the battery cover on the back of your phone and slide it downward to release
74. messages receive by regis tering texts that block text messages containing certain phrases 1 Press E gt Messages gt Spam Message gt Register Spam Text 2 Enter the text you want to block and press e Your phone can save up to 10 Spam Text to be blocked Each text can contain up to 32 charac ters in length Setting Soam Cutout Set your phone to block soam message when you receive a message 1 Press E gt Messages gt Spam Message gt Register Spam Text 2 Select Yes to set or No to cancel and then press e If you choose No you may not be able to prevent a spam mes sage from reaching your inbox even though you have set the Spam Number or Spam Text Chapter8 Messages 65 66 1 2 Message Settings This menu allows you to configure settings for your message notification When you receive a message your phone notifies you by sounding an audible alert or displaying the notification on your screen Setting Receiving Alert Set your phone to alert you with an audible tone when a new mes sage arrive Press i gt Messages gt Message Settings gt Receiving Alert Alerts you in three ways when you receive a new message Select one of the following options and press e Mute to set your phone not to sound a tone or vibrate e Once to set your phone to alert you only once e 2 min to set your phone to alert you every two minutes Setting an Alert Sound You can select an alert tone which i
75. ndby time Approximately 50 hours Continuous talk time Approximately 3 hours Estimated charging time Approximately 5 hours Battery type Li lon Lithium lon 3 7V 950mAh Other Appendix C Useful Information Note Continuous standby time and continuous talk time depends on ambi ent wireless environment For example a used AP DTIM period setting battery status other wireless device interference and so on Above battery specification data is measured at the optimized wireless environment 107 106 Caring for the Battery Protecting Your Battery The guidelines listed below help you get the most out of your bat tery s performance Recently there have been some public reports of phone batteries overheating catching fire or exploding It appears that many if not all of these reports involve counterfeit or inexpensive aftermarket brand batteries with unknown or questionable manufacturing standards Use only LG Ericsson approved batteries and acces sories In order to avoid damage charge the battery only in temperatures that range from 32 F to 113 F 0 C to 40 C Do not use the battery charger in direct sunlight or in high humid ity areas such as the bathroom Never dispose of the battery by incineration Keep the metal contacts on top of the battery clean Do not attempt to disassemble or short circuit the battery The battery may need recharging if it has not been used for a
76. ne Effect Sound You can set the confirmation tone that sounds when a function is set Press E gt Sound gt Effect Sound Select Yes to confirm or No to cancel and then press e If you choose No you will not hear any confirmation tone that notify you the function is set Chapter5 Sound 51 Display 6 Chapter This menu allows you to customize your phone to look just the way you want it to This chapter describes how to change your phone s display setting to best suit your needs Screen Theme You can choose what you see on the display screen when in standby mode The phone provides twenty screen themes Including analog clock mode Press E gt Display gt Screen Theme Use the navigation key to scroll through the image and select one e The name field shows you file name Press to assign an image e If you choose an Analog the current time will be displayed on the screen in analog mode File name field Greeting Note You can set your own custom greeting to display on the screen in standby mode tardy Tithe qe Press E gt Display gt Greeting Note Select one of the following options and press e My Number to show the phone number e On to show the greeting enter a custom greet ing up to 50 characters long See Entering Text on page 18 e Off to disable a greeting Change text input mode 53 54 Using the navigation key select a clock type and Pres
77. nfigured within an access point To setup an SSID See Profile Settings on page 85 1 An SSID Service Set Identifier is the name of a wireless local area network WLAN A wireless phone on a WLAN must use the same SSID in order to com municate with each other iPECS Setup iPECS IP Address The phone must be programmed with the IP address of the iPECS to initially request registration Network Mask The phone may be used in Local or Remote mode on iPECS system Its Local and Remote settings are configured in the same way as a wired IP phone The phone can be a DHCP client or may be statically configured See SIP Settings on page 89 Restarting the Phone If something is not working right restarting or resetting your phone to solve the problem To restart your phone see Turning Your Phone On and Off on page 16 Chapter 2 Getting Started Range In a typical office environment where there are some obstacles the WLAN coverage area is approximately 15 30 meters A better coverage distance could be achieved in more open areas The cover age area is however truly dependent on the office environment characteristics e g construction material of walls metallic objects doors windows stair wells etc Other radio equipment could also affect the coverage area The coverage area will be unique for each office environment Signal Strength Call quality depends on the signal strength in your area The signal stren
78. nter enter text press E to change the text input mode to abc ABC or 123 e Shows the text input mode indicator in the bottom right line on the display screen Select one of the following options e abc and ABC to cycle through the alpha characters associated with the letters on the keypad abc to enter lower case letters ABC to enter upper case only e 123 to enter numbers by pressing the numbers on the keypad When you entering the text press and choose one of the follow ing options e Common Terms to enter preprogrammed messages see page 20 e Search Phonebook to find saved entries see page 38 e Symbol to enter symbols see page 20 e Smiley to enter emoticons see page 20 e Cancel to cancel writing Using ABC Mode Using keys 2 through 9 press the key labeled with the desired letter Once for the first letter twice for the second letter and so on Select the abc mode Press the corresponding keys repeatedly until the desired letter appears For example to enter the word good press once three times Ej three times again and once e If the next letter you want is located on the same key as the pres ent one wait until the cursor appear and enter the letter Chapter 2 Getting Started e The most common punctuation marks such as the Period Com ma Question and Exclamation are available under the Hl e If you make a mistake press mito erase a single character Press
79. o scroll up or down to navi gate through the different menu options 19 Headset Jack allows you to plug in a mono headset for conve nient hands free conversations 20 Battery Cover push the back cover downward to remove it 21 Charger Jack allows you to plug in your travel adapter to your phone first open the external charger jack cover 1 A standby mode is whe the phone is ready for use No menu is displayed and the phone is not performing any action It is starting point for all of the instruc tion steps the phone is in the standby mode 2 The roles of these soft keys vary according to the applications each menu and option lets you view and alter the settings of a specific function use the left and right soft keys Chapter 1 Phone Basics Display Screen The display screen provides information about your phone s status and or action of the functions shown after successful registration Display Informations Status Icons display at the top area of the display screen Time displays the system time in the format HH MM with AM PM Date and Day display current date and the day of the week in the format MM DD My Number or Greeting Note displays the phon number or displays when the greeting note has been predifined Menu Display Area offers a set of menus that allow you to customize your phone These functions are accessed via the left and right soft keys The label on the bottom of the display just above each
80. oftware with a newer version Note Depending on the system phone can be updated with a new software through the provisioning process See Provisioning Set ting on page 90 Often the download is a patch it does not contain the new version of the software in its entirety Network Configuration for Upgrade Network upgrade configuration for your phone with a newer or bet ter version of the software is as below picture WIT 400H Ethernet cable Tip Place your Wireless AP close enough to the computer so that the cables will reach Plug the Ethernet cable into the back of your computer and plug the other end into the LAN port at your Wireless AP Connect your phone to Wireless network e The IP address of PC and your phone should be within same network 93 WEB Server Settings 1 Create C WIT400H directory and copy HTTP File Server ex hfs exe to the directory 2 Run HTTP File Server ex Run hfs exe 3 Add file to upgrade E HHS HUIF ile Server 2771 Ei Mer Pot 0000 gi You ate in Earp mode Open in beowser hitp 172 16 10 208080 Vial Fe System Add liles gt Add folder trom disk New erngily folder ins gt Copy URL address Ctre S Set user pass 2 cs dy Why Is upload disabled Out QOKB s in QO KB s HPS HIP hile Server 771 Port 6000 g You ate in Earp mode 4 172 18 10 2080807 Sever port Software image file Dut 00 KB s In QO KB
81. ok oo C e Shortcut From standby mode press Search John dhn wayne right softkey to access the Search Phonebook Either highlight an entry or enter the first letter of a name in the Name field You can find the name your entered or the nearest match i or Press Menu left softkey to display the options select one of the following options and press e Search by Name to find an entry by the name meee e Search by Contact to find an entry by the earch by Hame number E earch by Con en G e Search by Group to find an entry by the group AAi teks If an entry has more than one number stored con tact type icons are displayed Scroll left or right to view the icon for each number stored in the entry Press to display the entry and then scroll up or down to view all information stored for the entry Chapter 4 Phone Book N OV N oe mM A WN gt mM A U N gt Press Search right softkey to display a Phone Select an entry you wish to add a number to an Press Menu left softkey to display the options Scroll down to the open number field enter the Press the navigation key left or right to select a Press to save the new number Select a number you want to set as a default and Adding a New Number to an Entry book entry existing entry and press Select Edit and press new number and press Type right softkey contact type and press
82. owever there is no guarantee that interference will not occur If this equipment does cause interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to correct the interference by on of the following measure 1 Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna 2 Increase separation between the equipment and receiver 3 Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from which the receiver is connected 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician Compliance Statement for Canada This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interface Causing Equipment Regulations Cet appareil de la classe B respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le matereil brouiller du Canada The device is certified to the requirements of RSS 210 for 2 4GHz spread spectrum devices The use of this device in a system operating either partially or completely outdoors may require the user to obtain a license for the system according to the Canadian regulations For further information contact your Local Industry Canada office European Union Declarations of Conformity LG Ericsson Co Ltd declares that the equipment specified in this document bearing the CE mark conforms to the European Union Radio and Telecom munications Terminal Equipment Directive R amp TTE 1999 5 EC including the Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004 108 EC
83. owing information appears e The name assigned to the number e The contact type icon appears giving information about the call Q A Dialed call Indicates outgoing calls made from your phone A Received call Indicates received calls that were answered amp A Missed call Indicates missed calls G A Rejected call Indicates rejected calls Viewing Call History In standby mode press to directly access the call history Or 1 Press i gt Call History gt Call History 2 Select Missed Calls Received Calls Dialed Calls or All Calls e Selecting All Calls will allow you to view the call history for all types of calls 3 Scroll through the list and select one 4 Press to view the details of an entry 57 58 w N gt Call History Options Select an entry and press to display the date and time of the call the phone number and the caller s name if the number is already in your phonebook Press Menu left softkey to display the following options Received Galle f Received Calls ty Recelved as Un egi stered i11 POS 11 16 Zikki to Home f AM 10 55 3 Drlete Unragiatered Uain 10sec belete All Moris OK OK Doleta OK Not saved number Call s detail information Number of received call e Save New Name to save the number to the phone book It could be visible if it is not already in your phone book e Add to Name to add the number to an existing phone book e Delete to d
84. ox When you receive a message your phone notifies you with the icon at the top of your screen and it will remain on until there are no unread items in the Inbox Press i gt Messages gt Inbox Select the message you want to view and press Jindicates unread text messages e BJindicates that you have read messages e Inbox shows all of your messages Once a mes Number of received sage is displayed you can use your navigation messages key to view the other messages lowing options and press e Reply to reply to the recipients on the selected fj bis Forward message Follow steps under Writing Text 3 Keep Message on page 61 to complete and send your kisii Ew F Lj reply Chapter 8 Messages e Forward to forward the selected message to another party e Keep to protect the message cannot be deleted e Save Address to add the number which you wish to save to the Phonebook See Add New on page 38 e Save number to get the number which was written in text mes sage and save it to phonebook e Delete to delete the selected messages Outbox Any message sent from your phone is stored in the Outbox Press i gt Messages gt Outbox Select the message you want to view and press Press Menu left softkey to select one of the fol lowing options and press e Forward to send the selected message to another party e Edit to edit message you want to change e Keep to protect th
85. present location and press e The phone attempts to make an emergency call 36 Chapter 3 Phone Calls Phone Book 4 Chapter The Phone Book helps you stay in touch with the people by keeping track of all their contact information This chapter explains how to use the Phone Book About Phone Book Contacts This menu allows you to save and manage contact address infor mation The Phone Book option provides functions to add a new address or to search saved contact addresses information by name phone number and group A contact entry contains e 2 Name A name is required when you are storing a number to the entry Typically this is the name of the person whose contact addresses information is stored in the entry Personal Bell You can assign a ring tone to each entry This is the sound your phone makes when you receive phone calls or call notifications from any of the numbers stored in the entry of your Phone Book e Number 1 5 Each number must be assigned one of the fol lowing contact types to be used default number After selecting a default to which you want to assign a number the default number is used in direct dialing E Mobile Mobile phone number for the entry i Home Home phone number for the entry Ge Office Office pnumber for the entry General General phone umber for the entry Pager Pager number for the entry J Fax Fax number for the entry 37 38 e You c
86. r ventilation If not fire or product defects could be caused Do not put the phone inside a washing machine or a microwave It could cause explosion problems deformation or defects Avoid installing the product on a shelf or a slanted surface If not the product could fall causing personal injuries or defects on the phone Avoid installing the product close to other electronic products such as TV audio instruments etc It may cause some noises due to electromagnetic interference Properly install the base away from such products Avoid installing or using the product near kitchen utensils such as cooking table humidifier rice cooker etc or in locations exposed to rain and wind or such places as bathroom where water might be splashed Electric shock fire deformation or product defects could be caused WARNING Power Supply e Remove dust from the power plug pin and insert the power plug tightly into power receptacle If not fire or electric shock could be caused Do not use a damaged or loosened plug and do not modify or damage the power cord Fire or electric shock could be caused Do not connect a multiple number of cords into a single power connector Fire or electric shock could be caused Do not touch the power plug with wet hands and grasp the power supply plug when unplugging the power cord Fire or electric shock could be caused Do not cover the power cord and the adaptor with a pad and do not place them near
87. r 10 seconds unless you change lock phone setting to Off e The preset code is 0000 you can change it to the security code of your choice Refer to Security on page 90 Using Keypad Lock Keyguard You can use the keypad lock to prevent accidental keypresses select menu When the keyguard is on calls may be possible to the official emergency number programmed into your phone To activate keypad lock gt From standby mode press within 2 seconds to lock the keypad e To answer a call when the keypad lack is on press the When you end or reject the call the keypad automatically locks To release keypad lock gt Press within 2 seconds to unlock the keypad Chapter 3 Phone Calls 35 Calling Emergency Numbers Your phone supports emergency calling SOS Emergency phone calls can be made even when your phone is locked or you have forgotten your security code Note You must have Emergency call list installed to your phone in order to use this feature It may be able to download updates of the phone software through the provisioning process from the system Refer to Provisioning Setting on page 90 Making Emergency Calls From call lock state gt Enter the official emergency call number for your present location for example 000 and then press to dial From phone or Keypad lock state 1 Press SOS Right softkey to display emergency call number list 2 Select the emergency call number for your
88. ress to assign the ring tone e The ring icon amp appears on the right side of the assigned group e If the personal and group ring tone are assigned to the number at the same time personal ring will sound when a call from that contact address Changing a Ring Tone Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups Scroll to view ring tones assigned to the group and select one Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Modify melody and press Scroll through the list of ring tones and select one Press to apply the ring tone Removing a Ring Tone from the Group Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups Select the group from which you wish to remove a ring tone Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Unset melody and press Select Yes to confirm and press Chapter 4 Phone Book A W N Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Add and press To assign a name to the group enter the caller Press to add a group Creating a Group You can create up to 30 caller groups and their names can be up to 16 characters long Shows text input rate Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups 6m Mije we Meore E group name using the keypad e If you do not assign a name the screen will briefly show Write group name Editing a Group You can edit a group except for default groups Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Group
89. rom Menu gt Sound gt Ring Tone Volume e During a call if the receiving volume is small press the side volume key to adjust the volume to a desired level The phone s display screen is not clearly visible e Adjust the brightness from Menu gt Display gt Backlight Appendix C Useful Information The phone does not function normally e Select Menu gt Settings gt Reset Settings This feature will reset all custom settings back to factory default You cannot stop the process after you start it e Note When you reset the phone you will have to set it up all over again to your liking Be sure to separately keep the input settings or important data The phone is too warm e The phone may be heated when it used for a long time but this dose not affect the lifetime and performance of the phone The battery fully charged but battery icon still blinks e Make sure that the battery is install correctly and clean the phone s charging contacts and then charge again e It is time to replace the battery Appendix C Useful Information 103 Troubleshooting If you experience any problems with the normal use of your phone you should remove and replace the battery then turn on the phone Symptoms Failed to scan AP Troubleshooting Guide Scanning access point is failed Try again and if it fails too check the access pont status Encryption key is not valid The encryption key is not matched with access point
90. roubleshooting information that will help you use your phone Check the following checkpoints before contact the customer ser vice center If you have question or need assistance please consult your local service center Note For the best care of your phone only authorized personnel should service your phone Failure to do so may be dangerous and void your warranty The phone does not work at all e Check if the travel adaptor for the charger is properly connected to the electrical outlet Refer to To install the charger on page 15 e Check if the phone s battery is sufficiently charged referring to bat tery charge level icon on the screen in standby mode e If the phone does not work after power on install the battery again and then restart your phone Refer to Installing and Removing the Battery on page 13 e Press and hold BS for three seconds to turn on the phone Check if the opening message is displayed and then Antenna F and RSSI level will icon are displayed on the screen The Seamless Handover does not work in the same net work configuration e Make sure that the SystemDefault profile is selected with a check mark amp from Menu gt Settings gt Profile Setting Only system default profile can be supported seamless handover between the same SSID in the different access point 101 102 e Phone profile s network configuration must be the same as you are currently using on the installed network Refer
91. ry 57 Making a Call 58 Options 58 Viewing 57 Call Options 33 Call Volume 59 Charger Jack 9 Charging 15 Cleaning Phone 25 Clear Key 8 D Dialing Font 54 Display Screen 10 Display Informations 10 Main Menu 11 Main Menu Icons 12 State Displays 12 Status Icons 10 111 112 E Earpiece 8 Effect Sound 51 Emergency Numbers 36 Ending a Call 32 End Power Key 8 Entering Text 18 123 Mode 19 ABC Mode 18 Symbols and Templates 20 Text Input Mode 18 Ethernet cable 93 E Finding Number 30 Font Type 55 G Greeting Note 53 H Handover 101 Headset 21 Connecting 21 Headset Jack 9 Idle Clock 54 Important Safety Informa tions 1 K Key Functions 8 Index Key Tone 51 Key Tone Volume 51 L Language 55 Left Softkey 8 Lock Mode 9 35 M Main Menu Icons 12 Making Calls 29 Call History 30 Dialing Options 31 Finding Number 30 Last Number 31 Phone Book 30 Phone Number 29 Speed Dial 31 Manner Mode 8 34 Memo 73 Composing 73 Deleting 74 Deleting All 74 Menu Style 54 Messages Draft 63 Inbox 62 Message Settings 66 Setting an Alert Sound 66 Setting Display 66 Setting Receiving Alert 66 Outbox 63 Receiving Message 61 Spam Message 64 Templates 64 Voice Message 67 See Call Forward Listening Voice Message 67 Writing Text Message 61 Mic 8 Missed Call Notification 33 N Navigating Through Menus and Options 17 Corresponding Number 17 Menu Items 17 Navigation O
92. ry IP address of the Domain Name Server for this network Secondary DNS The secondary IP address of the Domain Name Server for this network 9 After setting IP address the phone tries to register with the system if you select this profile 86 Chapter 11 Settings 3 To assign the name to the new profile To create a new profile Press E gt Settings gt Profile Setting Add Profile Press Add right softkey to create the new profile e Select Profile Name field and enter a profile name to whatever you want Follow the applicable instructions in To use phone s default profile on page 85 To create a new profile after searching wireless LAN In standby mode press t navigation key up to 002 11 Contig search wireless LAN around the phone TE Oa e The screen shows Searching SSID for a while aaieaayameiiig and then displays existing all the wireless LANs PFmme in the phone s neighborhood E 06 linkeye I om _UCE e Left part on the screen shows the security and signal strength of the network Lock icon indicates that the wireless LAN is encrypted Wireless LANs that do not use encryption do not have the lock icon Bar icon indicates the signal strength in different states of the network e Right part on the screen shows the name of the network e Note By default when the wireless LAN is switched on you can easily create profile after searching for the wireless LAN to connect 5 00 LGHGATEL
93. s to apply the setting Press E gt Display gt Time Data Form Using the navigation key select date type and Press El gt Display gt Dialing Font Using the navigation key select a font size and Idle Clock You can select a type and color for the idle clock to be displayed when in standby mode Press E gt Display gt Idle Clock Idle Glock color for the clock e If you choose Small or Large you can set the color using the color chart Time Date Form You can select a format for the date to be displayed when in standby mode press e The factory default date format setting is YYYY MM DD it means the date will appear in year month and day order Dialing Font You can choose the dialing font and color when enter number for example when dialing or pre dialing color and then press Menu Style You can choose how your phone s menu is displayed in either a list style or an grid style on the screen Press E gt Display gt Menu Style Select one of the following options and press e Grid to view the menu as a grid e List to display the menu as a list Chapter 6 Display Backlight You can select how long the display screen and keypad remain backlight after any keypress is made including a screen brightness control 1 Press gt Display gt Backlight Select one of the following options and press Following table shows the backlight time length
94. s Pellet urna 2 From the caller groups select one mF amily Friends 3 Press Menu left softkey to display the options g fusiness mM A WN gt School o Press Change right softkey to directly access the ETNE edit mode TEEN Select Edit and press Maris Select Ghange To edit aname to the group change the name us ing the keypad Press to Save Deleting a Group You can delete a group except for default groups Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups Select a group you wish to delete Press Menu left softkey to display the options Select Delete and press Select Yes to confirm and press e The numbers that existing in the group move to the No group when the group is deleted Chapter 4 Phone Book 43 44 Press E gt Phone Book gt Caller Groups From the caller groups select one and press Press Add right softkey If the group has more Adding Group Members You can add group members that have a connect number to your group by selecting them from contact entries than one number stored press Menu left softkey to display the options eo tm Select desired entries and press Add right 011 1234 5678 linseloct Add softkey again to save the group eons e To deselect a entry select it and press to unselect e A check mark ff appears next to each selected member e Press Menu left softkey to display the options
95. s played when a message is received You can select any one from 10 message alert tones Press i gt Messages gt Message Settings gt Alert Sound Use the navigation key to scroll through the Melody An audible alert will sound as you highlight each Melody Press to set an alert sound Setting Display You can choose to be notified with a message notification on your screen Press Ell gt Messages gt Message Settings gt Display Select one of the following options and press e Show All to always show the message notification whenever you receive messages e Show after confirm to pop up a confirmation dialog box when you receive a text message e Show Alert only to sound an audible alert only Chapter 8 Messages Voice Message Voice mailbox records your incoming messages when you are not available when your phone is in use or turned off This is a secure feature for receiving all of your important calls Receiving a voice message forwarded number must be entered to your voice mailbox number when you set the call forward For further details see Call Forward on page 82 Listening Voice Message When you receive a new voice message your phone alerts you to a message by displaying a notification message Shows last message received time 1 Press E gt Messages gt Voice Message Voloo Menoege 2 Checking the notification message display on your Pim phone s screen which shows the number
96. splays the softkey menus labeled as Menu and Search Press Menu fa Menu gt The Default Profile see note 4 can now be edited Enter the Profiles SSID Security and Network Information Use the Next key to move through pages and then Save gt Press From standby screen Menu EA W and select DefaultProfile to active to connect to WLAN The Wireless LAN Status can be viewed Menu ga Use ato exit or return to standby mode The call server iPECS must be configured with the WIT 400H com mon provisioning data and registration details see notes 1 2 and 3 below Press Menu EA enter the code 0000 and press e The code 0000 could be changed by the user Enter Phone Number see note 3 97 98 7 Press navigation key down to select Display Name and enter name if required Optional 8 Press navigation key down to select Password and enter password see note 3 9 Press navigation key down to select SIP Domain and enter Call Server iPECS IP Address or domain 10 Press navigation key down to select Proxy IP and enter Call Server iPECS IP Address again 11 Please do not change Proxy Port setting of 5060 12 Press Save 13 Press navigation key down to select Provisioning Setting enter the code 0000 and press e The code 0000 could be changed by the user 14 Enter Call Server iPECS IP Address or domain and then press to save Use Mto exit or return to standby mode 1
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98. t color as follows e 23 indicates a user specified holiday has been set E indicates a schedule or anniversary have been set The follow ing icons are used to show the types of events saved to the date FEB means a schedule and shows its number E means an anniversary and shows its number Viewing an Events You can view the schedule by the month and also view the details of h event each e User specified holiday Press gt Tools gt Schedule Do wa Select the day for which you would like to view ainia 1 2 og a4 events and press 7 ataoi 12 oe 1415 18 17 18 13 e Initially the cursor appears on today s date ser gt Bas according to the phone settings e Numbers in blue indicate Saturdays in red indi cates Sundays and holidays and scarlet indicate the user specified holiday Schedule or Anniverary for selected day Days have scheduled events 69 70 Select an event to view its details and press The schedule event contains Press E gt Tools gt Schedule Using the navigation key select the day to which Select a time for the event by highlighting the e If you have up to events scheduled for the day ji ieee 5 they will be listed in chronological order a hold 3 m e You can also view the next or previous day s events by pressing the navigation key left or right i e Time The time for the event e Subject The name you assigned to the event
99. the caller and then press Transfer right softkey to complete the transfer and end a call Using Quickly Change Mode Activating Manner Mode Quickly Set to Vibrate You can use the manner mode in public places To activate the manner mode quickly gt From standby mode activate the manner mode quickly by pressing for 3 5 seconds When the manner mode is set the key tones are silent and the phone is set to vibrate e Manner mode is on the f icon appears on the standby mode e The phone remains in manner mode even if you turn it off and back on Chapter 3 Phone Calls To release the manner mode gt Press Efor 3 5 seconds to switch into normal mode Activating Lock Mode You can use the lock mode to prevent others from using your phone When your phone is locked you can only receive incoming calls or make calls to emergency number To activate the lock mode quickly From standby mode press within 3 5 seconds Lock mode on is displayed Select Yes to confirm and press or select No to return to the previ ous menu e When phone lock mode is enabled the keypad will automatically lock on and the phone will prompt you to enter a security code e Icon f and LOCK STATUS are displayed on the standby mode To release the lock mode Press to choose Unlock Enter your security code as it is a required field and then press e However the phone will automatically lock up again afte
100. to 80 characters Press E gt Messages gt Write Message e Shortcut From standby mode press navigation key right to directly access the Messages Select Contact me field It may already be highlighted and compose a message or use the common terms or smiley emoticons and press e To type a message use your keypad to enter your message Use the right softkey to select a character input mode See Entering Text on page 18 61 62 If you wish to save the current message press Press Menu left softkey to select one of the fol e To use a common terms or a smiley press the Menu left softkey select Common Terms or Smiley and then highlight your desired message or emoticon and press For more information on com mon terms please see Templates on page 64 Use the keypad to enter the number you wish to send a message or press Menu left softkey to select the entry method you prefer e Recent SMS Num to select from a list of recent message recipients e Search Phonebook to select a recipient from your Phonebook navigation key left or right to select Save or press Menu left softkey to select one of the following options and press e Save to draftbox to save a message as a draft e Save option to select the option you prefer Save message will automatically be saved in the Outbox Not save message was sent but not saved in the Outbox Press to send the message Inb
101. to assign a speed dial location e If an entry has more than one number stored press the navigation key left or right to select a contact type e Only numbers in your Phone Book can be as signed as speed dial numbers e If you attempt to assign an already associated phone number with a new speed dial location Already assigned message will be displayed 5 Press to save the new speed dial number 6 To view about the saved speed dial press e Icon ij shows the assigned speed dial number To assign a speed dial to anew phone number You can also assign speed dial numbers when p sd dials 1 Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty Empty ptlon Eric Fire man Helen ohn ral TOTA ii 1741 5678 Mori Select abe in John wayne d O11 124 5678 you add a new entry when you add a new phone number to an existing entry or when you edit an existing number See related each page for more details Chapter 4 Phone Book 45 mM A WUWU N N WO MW BP WN KR WN gt Moving a Speed Dial Number You can move the already assigned phone number to a new speed dial location Press E gt Phone Book gt Speed Dials Select a speed dial number you wish to move Press Option left softkey to display the options Select Move and press Scroll up or down to find an desired speed dial number and select one Press to apply the new speed dial number Changing a Speed Dial Numb
102. turned on Press E gt Sound gt Power on Tone Select a category and press 3 Use the navigation key to scroll through the power on tone A power on tone will sound as you highlight each option e No sound allows you to mute turning your phone on e Set Default directly set a power on tone to default Press to assign a power on tone Power Off Tone You can set the switch off effect that sounds when the phone is turned off Press E gt Sound gt Power off Tone Select a category and press Use the navigation key to scroll through the powr off tone A power off tone will sound as you highlight each option e No sound allows you to mute turning your phone off e Set Default directly set a power off tone to default Press to assign a power off tone Chapter5 Sound Key Tone You can set the key tone that sounds when a key is pressed Press E gt Sound gt Key Tone Using the navigation key select a key tone and press e No sound will not make key tone when you press keys Key Tone Volume You can adjust the volume of the keypad tone Press E gt Sound gt Key Tone Volume Using the navigation key choose a volume level and press e The volume level is set at you will not hear any keypad tone when you press keys regardless of the key tone you have set e Tip You can adjust the key tone volume in standby mode by using the side volume key on the left side of the pho
103. y _ indicates charging low battery 1 A RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication is a value representing the received radio signal strength of both the phone and the access point You can see RSSI level icon while the phone is operating 2 An access point AP is device that allow wireless communication devices to connect to the network They are usually connected to the wired network and allow communication between the wired and wireless devices Main Menu When the phone is switched on and standby mode press left softkey to access the main menu e Standby Mode e Menu Mode TE an m 02 39 12 05154 Pres EB Menu and Highlighted icon indicates select Sound menu that Sound meun is selected Chapter 1 Phone Basics 11 Main Menu Icons These icons are used to access the following your phone s main menu options as described in table Description This icon refers to the menus related to Phone Book This icon refers to the menus related to Sound for user s custom ization This icon refers to the menus related to Display for user s custom ization This icon refers to the menus related to Call History This icon refers to the menus related to Messages This icor refers to the menus related to Toots for tuser s conve nience This icon refers to the menus related to Systems that provides a user with variety of keyphone features Poff pole t ay This icon refers to the
104. yl for packing The coating may peel away Pay attention not to hurt with the edges or angles of the product and be careful not to let a child put the mic or power cord into the mouth If not it can cause an accident injury or product defects Never place your ears in proximity to the speaker hole nor insert a driver or tweezers into the hole of product This may result in accident injury or defects of the product Separately record and keep the data of the phone Since important data stored in the memory could be lost by user s carelessness or during repair or upgrade of the product keep important numbers and texts in a separate record Note that the manufacturer is not liable to any damage resulting from data loss Before Starting Inside the Package The following items are included in your phone package Before using the phone ensure that you have the following package con tents If something is missing or not functioning contact your local distributor WIT 400H Charger Connect the Travel Adapter to Charger then plug it into the electrical outlet to charge the battery Travel Adapter Use to charge the Headset Use the built in battery without z microphone to Charger talk E Lithium lon Li Wz Wrist Strap lt lon Battery Va Attaches to carry 3 7V 950mAh z your phone Quick Start Guide All you need to know to get going Optional Belt Clip Not included CAUTION Use only
105. zaetasettcccenrseecscttosteceensetlenteenunataadeeonecesecnn tise 91 Reset Settings cassier aieiaa enairar eE EAEn 92 Time Setti gessisse ateisi erein iadaaa riii diites 92 Appendix A Software Upgrade sssesesesescscsosssossscsosssosssoeeo 93 Network Configuration for Upgrade seesesesesesrsrsssssssssssosssssssssescocreeroes 93 WEB Se rver SettiNgSisiisisssressisseresiosersscossiasanaioadereenoarana ct ecn adea NEERA 94 Starting Upgrade s ssseeseeesesesssssssssssssssenssssssososoocecereorororsonsnssssssosesssssesescsereorors 94 Appendix B Emergency Code sccsssssscssscssssccsssssssesserees 97 Contents PROVISIONING and Registration aidecssccstniserssindeenssiieoosssndiantecuninbanavateantmrauend 97 Appendix C Useful Information cssssscessesessesseeeeers 101 Before Service INQU TY sssssessssssssssesssseseeeceeeeeeeeeeeeeereresresessssrsssnsnsssssssesssesnsssssss 101 Troubleshooting sesessssesseessssessssescoesesssssossssesesecorosossssssosereosossnssseseoseeerorsrsssssssee 104 Specificatii oM sssri ata aauioniiin anna aum man ua mauED 105 Caring for the Battery ssssssssssossesceoceeossoeessceceeereeeresreseosssessnnsnssssssssnssssssssssss 107 Open Source Software Notice ssssssssssssssssesscssessssssssnssssssecscsesssseseesneess 108 Caring for the Environment by Recycling ssessssssssssssssssesssssssssssssssssssss 109 E a OPTIAR E VEIE OEA ATE TAN AE IA 111 Contents

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