User manual AUDIOVOX CDM-8000XL

[. . . ] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:56 AM á^1 DO NOT PRINT THIS PAGE 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:56 AM á^2 Table of Contents CHAPTER 1 BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE . . 1 2 3 4 4 5 5 6 6 6 7 7 7 8 8 9 10 11 Chapter 2 Basic Operation . . 13 14 14 14 15 15 15 16 16 16 18 18 18 19 20 Chapter 3 The Main MENU . . 22 23 [ i] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:56 AM á^4 Table of Contents (cont'd. ) The Main MENU [Call Log] . [. . . ] Press[center] to select. [52] [53] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^60 THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] RINGER THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] TONE LENGTH Choose from 20 different ringer types: 10 beeps, 9 preprogrammed melodies, and the user-programmable My Melody. A different ringer may be assigned to incoming calls, pages, and voice mail. This is useful because some devices (such as answering machines) require tones of longer length. Volume Alert Type SMS Alert Ringer Type Tone Length Voice Call Page/Text Voice Mail Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Volume Alert Type SMS Alert Ringer Type Tone Length RINGER TYPE Type 1 Type 2 Type 3 Type 4 RINGER TYPE Type 8 Type 9 Type 10 Type 11 TONE LENGH Short l Long Scroll [up]/[down] with the navigation key. Press[center] to select. RINGER TYPE Type 17 Type 18 Type 19 My Melody [54] l Scroll [up]/[down] with the navigation key. Press[center] to select. [55] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^62 THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] MELODY You compose your own melody and select it as the ringer type. THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] HOW TO ENTER MELODY - The numeric dial keys [1], [2], [3] [8] correspond to the musical notes do, re, mi, fa, sol, la ti, and do, respectively. Accordingly, [9] and [0] are re and mi, but an octave higher than [2] and [3]. - Select the length of tone by pressing [up] or [down] after the quarter note is displayed. - When [#] key is pressed, the # sign is displayed under the musical note, and the note is raised by a half step. - To enter a pause, press [ * ], then [up] or [down] to select length of pause. (Press to stop playback. ) - After entering ten notes, the screen moves to the next page. - Press [center] key when editing is finished. TO ENTER NEW MUSIC New Music Edit Music Tempo Play Music USE NUMERIC KEYS TO CHOOSE NOTES SELECT TEMPO Largo Adagio Moderato Allegro Presto THE NAME OF THE MELODY?Yes No MELODY SAVED! [56] [ [57] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^64 THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] THE MAIN MENU [SOUNDS] You can check the music stored in My Melody. TO EDIT MY MELODY You can edit a previously stored My Melody using the commands listed above. TO PLAY MY MELODY TO SELECT THE TEMPO - Select the speed at which the music is played. New Music Edit Music Tempo Play Music New Music Edit Music Tempo Play Music Largo Adagio Moderato Allegro Presto THE NAME OF THE MELODY: Sweet Home SELECT MELODY SELECT TEMPO New Music Edit Music Tempo Play Music New Music Edit Music Tempo Play Music [58] [59] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^66 THE MAIN MENU [DISPLAY] There are five options that you can choose from: BACK LIGHT You can select how long the back light of the LCD will stay on after each key press. THE MAIN MENU [DISPLAY] BANNER You can customize the Banner (Power-on Message) that appears on the screen when the phone is turned on. Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version BACK LIGHT Off 5 Secs 20 Secs Always On Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version Banner EDIT NAME My Phone EDIT EDIT NAME My Phone 04/05 Wed 10:41a [60] [61] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^68 THE MAIN MENU [DISPLAY] CONTRAST Set the contrast level of the LCD screen. THE MAIN MENU [DISPLAY] MY NUMBER You can see your own mobile identification number (MIN). Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version SELECT CONTRAST LEVEL Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version CONTRAST LEVEL Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version 123-456-7890 [62] [63] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^70 THE MAIN MENU [DISPLAY] VERSION You can see the phone's software version. THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] In this option, you can access the phone's secured information by entering the 4-digit lock code. LOCKING THE PHONE Call Log Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Backlight Banner Contrast My Number Version Phonebook Timers Sounds Display Security ENTER LOCK CODE ---- INPUT CODE Phone Version PCB : B/B : S/W : NEXT PRL ESN Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency LOCK MODE Off Now On pwr up LOCK MODE Off Now On pwr up My Phone 04/05 Wed 10:41a Press END to unlock [65] [64] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^72 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] CHANGING THE LOCK CODE l l l Choosing NOW sets an immediate, one-time lock on the phone. Choosing ON PWR-UP locks the phone so that the 4-digit lock code must be entered each time the phone is turned on. The user can dial emergency numbers while the phone is locked. Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency ENTER NEW CODE ---- TO UNLOCK THE PHONE INPUT PHONENUMBER ENTER NEW CODE RE-ENTER NEW CODE ---- ENTER NEW CODE My Phone 04/05 Wed 10:41a Press END to unlock ENTER LOCK CODE ---- Banner 04/05 Wed 10:41a CORRECT CODE My Phone 04/05 Wed 10:41a INCORRECT CODE LOCK CODE INCORRECT [66] [67] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^74 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] RESTRICT IF THE USER RE-ENTERS THE NEW CODE INCORRECTLY The user can restrict the usage of the phone book, incoming calls, and outgoing calls. CODES DO NOT MATCH PLEASE TRY AGAIN ENTER NEW CODE ---- Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency Phonebook Incoming Outgoing Phbk Call ENTER NEW CODE RE-ENTER NEW CODE ---- Banner 04/05 Wed 10:41a RESTRICT PHONEBOOK Yes No l If both the keyguard and the Phone Lock are activated, you must first unlock the keyguard before you can turn off the Phone Lock. Phbk Call : The phone can make outgoing calls only to numbers in the internal phone book. [68] [69] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^76 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] RESET This option allows the user to reset the timers, phonebook, and call. THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] RESETTING THE TIMERS This option allows the user to reset all the parameters to factory default values. RESETTING THE PHONE Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency Timers Phonebook Call Log All Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency Timers Phonebook Call Log All Reset Timers?Reset Phone's Parameters? RESET RESET Reset Complete! Banner 04/05 Wed 10:41a Resetting Timers will reset the last call, home calls, and roam calls. [70] [71] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^78 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] EMERGENCY NUMBERS The user can dial emergency numbers even when the phone restricts outgoing calls or when the keypad is locked. The user can store up to three emergency numbers. THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] VOICE PRIVACY Set the voice privacy mode. Unless you are certain the service area supports Enhanced voice privacy, this option should be set to Standard. Phone Lock Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency Christine Bill wk. <empty> Lock Code Restrict Reset Emergency Voice Priv VOICE PRIVACY Standard Enhanced Christine 123-1029 EDIT [72] [73] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^80 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] ADVANCE This option opens the submenu for Set NAM, Auto NAM, Activation, and Data/Fax THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] AUTO NAM The user can activate automatic NAM assignment. SET NAM set the number assignment module(NAM) Restrict Reset Emergency Voice Priv Advance Set NAM Auto NAM Activation Data/Fax Set NAM Auto NAM Activation Data/Fax AUTONAM On Off On this screen, the user can scroll [up] and [down] with the navigation key to choose between "ON" or "OFF. " Press [center] to activate. SELECT NAM #1 On this screen, the user can scroll [up] and [down] with the navigation key to choose between NAM #1 or #2, then press [center] to activate. To exit, press [left] to highlight and press [center] To exit, press [left] to highlight and press [center] [74] [75] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^82 THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] THE MAIN MENU [SECURITY] ACTIVATION In this menu, the user can activate DCS or PCS by selecting an Activation menu option. DATA/FAX The user can choose a power activation setting in this menu. Set NAM Auto NAM Activation Data/Fax DCS PCS Set NAM Auto NAM Activation Data/Fax DATA/FAX Data until power OFF Scroll [up] and [down] to choose between DCS or PCS, then press [center] to activiate. Or to exit, press [left] to highlight and press [center]. On this screen, the user can scroll [up] and [down] with the navigation key to choose between "data until power OFF, " "fax until power OFF, " "Data for next call, " "fax for next call, " or "off. " Then press [center] activate. DCS PCS To exit, press [left] to highlight and press [center] PHONE ACTIVATE On Band A On Band B PHONE ACTIVATE On Blck A On Blck B On Blck C On Blck D To exit, press [left] to highlight [76] and press [center] [77] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^84 THE MAIN MENU [SETUP] THE MAIN MENU [SETUP] AUTO RETRY When a call is not connected due to heavy traffic in the network or weak signal strength, the phone can be set to retry making the call automatically. AUTO ANSWER Phone automatically anwers after a set number of rings. Timers Sounds Display Security Setup Auto Retry Auto Answer Auto Hyphen Keygurd One-Touch Timers Sounds Display Security Setup Auto Retry Auto Answer Auto Hyphen Keygurd One-Touch AUTO RETRY On Off Auto Retry Auto Answer Auto Hyphen Keygurd One-Touch AUTO ANSWER Off 1 Ring 3 Rings 5 Rings Auto Retry Auto Answer Auto Hyphen Keygurd One-Touch [78] [79] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^86 THE MAIN MENU [SETUP] THE MAIN MENU [SETUP] AUTO HYPHEN Hyphen is automatically inserted when entering a number. KEYGUARD You can lock the Keypad to prevent accidental key pressing. A shortcut method is to simply hold down the "#"key until the "KEYGUARD" message appears. [. . . ] To comply with FCC RF exposure requirements, a minimum separation distance of 0. 5 inchs (1. 27cm) must be maintained between the user's body and the back of the phone, including the antenna, whether extended or retracted. All belt-clips, holsters and similar accessories used by this device must not contain any metallic components. Body-worn accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure limits and should be avoided. Vehicle Mounted External Antenna(optional, if available) A minimum separation distance of 7. 9 inches (20cm) must be maintained between the user/bystander and the vehicle mounted external antenna to satisfy FCC RF exposure requirements. Note: For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC website at www. fcc. gov l l l [122] [123] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^130 CHAPTER 9 WARRANTY u PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY v 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY [124] [125] 06/09 2000. 6. 9 9:57 AM á^132 PROTECT YOUR WARRANTY 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY Read your Warranty carefully, with the special consideration to paragraph seven of the Limited Warranty for your unit. [. . . ]