Audiovox CDM120 User Manual

Dual Mode Digital CDMA Telephone

Chapter 1. Getting Started.................................................................6

Precaiftions...............................................................................7

Description of the Phone and Accessories

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Phone Overview......................................................................9

• Main components and their futxJions.............................................9

• Function keys....................................................................................10

• Display indcators............................................................................ 11

Inserting and Removing the Battery

• Inserting the battery....................................................................... 12

• Removing the battery............ ,.12

. ^ ' Charging the Battery

• Power connection............................................................................13

. , • Charging the battery only................................................................13

• Charging the battery with the handset

' • Charging completion.................................................................... .13

• Status of charger LED's.................................................................. 14

• Battery charging time

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Tips on Efficient Use of the Battery........ 16

Chapter 2. Basic Operations..............................................................17

Switching the Phone ON and OF

: • Turning the phone ON.......................................................................18

• Turning the phone OFF......................................................................18

- Making a Call.................................................................. 19

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Receiving a Call....................................................................20

I'l Adjusting Volume Level.........................................................21

• With the volume key.........................................................................

' ' Wifh the [MENU] key

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Selecting an Incoming Call Alerl Selecting a Ringing Tone

Chapter 3. Memory Functions

Storing a Phone Number

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Entering Characters vyith the Numeric Keypad................27

Dialing a Stored Phone Number.

■ One-touch dialing (for memory location number 0-9)

• TwoTouch dialing (for memory location number 10-99)

Recalling a Stored Phone Number

• Recalling by recent calis

• Recalling by the memory location number....................................30

• Recalling by the phone number

■ Recalling by the name

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Recalling a Stored Phone Number from Protected

Memory Locations (90 ~ 99).............................................33

Clearing a Stored Phone Number....................................34

Clearing a Stored Phone Number from Protected Memory

Locations (90 - 99)...............................................................35

Setting up a Reserved Call with an Alarm

Using the Calculator

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Chapter 4. Menu Functions............................................................38

Accessing the Menu

Menu Structure

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Greeting Message (GREETING).........................................42

Time Display (TIME SHOW)

Backlight (BACKLIGHT)

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LCD Contrast (CONTRAST)................................................45

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Call Alert (RCV. TWE) Seiecfing a Ringing Tone (SBXT RING)-.

Ringer Volume [RINGER VDLJ.......................................

Auto AfisiNer [AUTO ANS.).....

Phone Number [PHONE NUM)....

Phone Veiston (PHCNE VEH)

SetlingNAWiSCTNAM)..................................................

Beep Lefigtti (BEEP LEN.J.

Call Trie (CAU.T1ME)....................................................

Air Time (AIR TlMEl.................................................

Roam Tne (ROAM TIME).^...................

LifeTme(UFE TIME)...................................................

Trie Alert (TIME ALERT) ............. .............

Area Atert( AREA ALEHT)

Call Release Alar (CALL RLEAS)................................

BiOftTythm (BIORHYTHM)

StOfwalEti (STOPWATCH)

Vtarld Time [WORLD TIME)

Auto Lock (ALTO UXK).........

Setting Lock Code (SET LOCK #)....

Call Rsstrtoi (RESTRICT)...,.

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Memory Erase (MEM ERASE]..................................... ......64

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autions

Beicre irou siart. p3eese make sure that tlie tiattery is

lijiy cfiangBd.

Do ™i lake apart Of modify lltt ptMne.

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■ vianienra during a .¡an.

Do not uee the phone In hJgh-lemparature or highriumidity environmenis. If soaked nfth iqulds. tie phone may be unf^ieiiebie.

Keep ihe phone In a safe olsce when ndln use to avoid damages resulting from vibraniDn orirnpad.

Do not clean v(xJf phone wiih

chamical soEulions sur:h as

solvafVl or thinoer.

Dq nor use or place your phone nea; eKpiosvs maieriais. inflammabte liquids or r

escription of the Phone and

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THanlt you for Dkxjsing №b COM-120 by Audiovoit. FIdis« chuack youf padoga la make sura it includes Die iDilowinq items.

one Overview

Main components and Iheir lundtons

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4 USo^' s Mnnual

4 Sl&ndard battsFy

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Vaiume Key — 4[^ugI& lh& volufT« lovC*

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Locii Key

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Keypad

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Funcibn Keys

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ne Overview

ine Overview

Func^tion keys

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j Q) Scrolls Ihraugh menus, settings or memory.

Accesses rnenu and Ifst of functions.

hlaites or answers a call

Terminates a call or returns to slandby(midai)

mode, Switches Ihe phone onM by pressing and f¥3ldlng the key bf more then one second.

Erases one character at a lima or clears all charadBTs Also, by pfossing the key for more than one second, exits from Ihe cumertl menu,

Used to save settings or retrieve numbers and names stored n merriory.

Display indicators

Iiill G )Q^ ^ ^ Q (EE

T,jiii (Signal stren^h)

Tl4lli|

Showsstgnarstrengthwithihenumberofbars(C}-5).

(Roaming)

® j When within service area, ffi is displayed,

g_ J {Digital mode)

Indicates that ihe phone is within the service area of a

cellular system other lhan your home resfstered system.

(Service / Mo Service)

llnot,Ja(lsdispiayed,

{in Use)

^ Appears when the line is busy.

(Short message service)

Appears when text or voice messages are waiting.

(BJ j indicates that the phene is in digital mode.

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Retrieves text or volco messages.

.—ij [Satlery Level IfKiicator)

Shows balance of available battery power with the nurnPer of bars (04).

rting and Removing the Battery

Inserting the battery

Insert the battery into the groove at the

bottom of the phone and then press the battery in the direction of @ until it

snaps.

•The battery must be correctly placed in the battery compartment.

•If battery is incorrectly Inserted, the phone will not power | on or the battery may slip out when in use. •

ReiTtoving the battery

Cfiarging the Battery

Power connection

Connect the charger to a standard 120V AC outlet. ! LED's will blink orange when the power is cinnected.

Charging the battery only

To charge the battery only, insert the battery pack into the charger.

LED will indicate charging status.

• Red Indicates charging

• Green indicates charging is complete

•Battery is not charged when you purchase the product.

•Fully charge the battery before use.

Charging the battery with the handset

Pull out the battery in the direction @

while pushing the separation tab in the direction ©.

Charging completion

Charging is completed when the green-colored LED stays on.

rging the Battery

Status of charger LED’s

Charging in progress

(Red color on)

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If the LED is not turned on or the red light blinks after installing a battery in the charger, it indicates that the battery is not being charged.

Battery charging time

Extended battery About 300 minutes Standard battery About 300 minutes

• If the surrounding temperature and that of battery itself is excessively high or low, charging may not be completed due to battery characterisics.

• So you need to charge the battery at normal temperature.

Charging completion

(Green color on)

Power management table

Battery

Standard

Extended

•The operating times are approximate values and may vary depending on network configuration and handset usage.

Mode

CDMA Analog

CDMA

Analog

Talk Stand-by

175min 105min

375min 225min

56 hrs.

12hrs.

120 hrs.

27 hrs.

on efficient use of the battery

Use enty batteries and ctiargers approved by the prione manuliaciurer. When s charger is пек In i^e, disDonnect ii horn the power source. Do

no> leave the twtterv oonnected to 9 charger for longer than a week,

overcharging may shoilen its life. If ieh unused, a fully charged battery may ccrnpletaly dnatn (discharge)

in 1 -4 weeks.

Never use any charger or battery iTial Is damagad or worn out. Use Ihe battery only for Its intended purpose. Do not short circuit ihe battery. Acoitjenial sbort cirotJtIfig цп occur

when e rnetallic object (e.g. coin, r:kp or pan) causos direct connection

of the tnve tenhlnels of Die battery (melal sldps on the treok of the battery), for example, when you cany a spare battery In your pocket or purso. Short clncuilrng the larmlnats may rlamage the battery or the connacKing object.

Leaving the battery in hot or cold places, such as irt a closed car in summer or wirier conditions, reduces the capacity and lifetime of the baltery. Always try Ю koep the baltary belwaert 41 ...F and 96-.-F {5...C artd Э6...С). A phone wlih a hot or cold baiiery may tenyporarily not work (or charge) oven If the battery is fully charged.

Temperature exiremes atfecl Ihe ability of your battery lo charge; allow It lo ocoi dcwn or wam up flrtK.

When the battery is not in use, stone it uncharged in a cool, dark and

dry place. The battary is a sealed unit with na serviceablB parts. Do not attempt

lo open the case.

It Is recommended that you allow your battary lo fully dlsrdtarge betöre

you recharge It. The battery can be charged end discharigeo hundreds of times but will

evenitually wear out. When the operating time is shorter than normal.

It is dme to buy a new battery. Do not dispose of a battery in a Гич! Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regijilations. Recycle!

Basic Operations

(3 Siittehlhg the Phone On and Off

gfMikJnBaCalt ^ Reoelvlfig s Cad ^ Ac(iiSffn0 Volume Level O SeectiTiB an Jnconiinfl Calf Alett ^ Saecftng a Rihfling Tone

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^áftícWnjf tÍ7e Phone On and Off

Máking a Call

Turriing tlie phone ON

Press ard hold {END/ Ó ] unill

ihe LCD light Is turned on,

Ywr pt»ne Is In tock mode if "LOCKCOOr Is dsplayBd on fhe LCD.

Efiisr youf 4-dl9i lock code to unlock (ho phono.

Turning Uio phone OFF

Press and hold [END/ O ] until

POWERING OFF is displayed and than the LCD light Is turned off.

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Enter the area oode and phone

number with the numeric keypadfO-d).

To comea a nun*ef. # Press |CLFl] quickly to delete nne

chaiader at a lims-

• Press and riold [OLRI iof mort than

1 second to dear die eniira phone

number.

Press [SEND}

• "CALL FAlLEff" indícales lhal your cailisnot connectod.

• Press [EN№6[and [SEND] ID try e

call again if tha ina is busy

Press[END/ O ] to termiiiate Ihe

can.

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• If [ ] is displayed on the LCD, Ttie phone Is out of servioe area.

Receiving a Call

When your phone rings, the

answering lamp blinks and

"INCOMING CALL" message is

displayed on the LCC.

Press any key exoepl [ 91 to

answer.

Press [END/0 ] 10 lerminate the call.

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Adjusting a Volume Level

l f The curran] uoluffle setting can i» coninolled n two ways; by using

With the volume key

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volume n*v Or Ihe menu key.

Press Ihe volume key on the side of the phone to adjust

volume levels oi the ear-piece,

ringdr, beep, or hands free kii

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# Афк1 beep wlumeTislariclby rude.

Press [MEM] to store, otherwise

the setting is stored automatically

in five seconds,

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• AUTO ANSWER allows you to recolve an Irooming call automsllicatly altar Ihe preoallned numt»r ol rings.

(See pg-AT 1^ corriplaie {leacriplion.)

A^usting a Volume Level

fleeting an Incoming Call Alert

With the [MENU] key

standby mode

Press [ >|c A or #T] or [ ^ ] to

scroll to the desired volume.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

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1: RCU. TVPE 2: SELCT RING 3: RINGER UOL

4: RUTO RNS

tiiill tt 0 Güil

RINGED UOL

IMEMI lENDl

You can select ringing tone, or silent alert to be notified of a cail.

Press [>|c A or #▼] to scroll to

the desired option.

# RINGER ON: sounds ringing tone.

# RINGER OFF: blinks without ringing.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

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1: RCU. TYPE 2: SELCT RING 3: RINGER UOL

4: RUTO RNS

Tiilll a 0 Gnï

RCU. TVPE

Minger on

(MEMI lENDI

Sheeting a Ringing Tone

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TT1I91ealu4 «itows /ou 10 ealed Fmnt o(M]un& ineluling metody nngerj.

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Press [MENUJ.® and ® In

standby mods.

Pra^ It À or to scroti to №a desired type.

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■ones an avillable.

Press [MEM] 10 store the salting,

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Memory Function

{3 Sloflrg a Phora Numhar

Entering CSiaracters wilh the Numerlt Keypad

m Dialing a Stored Phone Number

Recalliiig a Stored Phone Number

1^ Recalling a Stored Phtme Number from

Proieded Memory Loi^libns {90-93) |S] Seitting up a Reserved Call with eri Alarm lil Using the Calculator

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Audiovox CDM120 User Manual

Table of Contents

Tabfù of Ooniehis

escription of the Phone and

Numerii:

Keypad

LCD screen

ne Overview

ine Overview

rting and Removing the Battery

Cfiarging the Battery

on efficient use of the battery

Máking a Call

Receiving a Call

Adjusting a Volume Level

A^usting a Volume Level

fleeting an Incoming Call Alert

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

Press [MENU],© and © in standby mode.

Press [MEM] to store the setting.

Sheeting a Ringing Tone

<3^ O O O

Pra^ It À or to scroti to №a desired type.