Audiovox PC200 User Manual

Audiovox PC200

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Part No. AA100026-001

Table of Contents

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Location of Controls -

Quick Reference Guide -

Baste Operation of POCKETPHONE

Controls and Keyboard _____________________________ 8-15

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Welcome

Congratulations. You are the proud owner of a TECHNOPHONE,
the smallest, lightest, most advanced cellular telephone in the
world.

Take just a few moments to learn the basics of making and
receiving calls and |ust a little more time to master all the simple
controls so you can quickly take advantage of the many
performance and convenience features built into your unit. After

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studying this guide, place a tew calls. It's so easy because this
instrument was designed with simplicity in mind. Fingertip
operation keeps you in touch. Maintaining communications and

control was never easier.

Indicator Lights

Bleeper Tones —___________________________________ 17

Explanation of Signal Strength
and Battery Level

Battery ChargiTig/Resettmg Phone .

Care of Phone/General Safely
Information _____________________

The material contained herein is subject to change without

notice at the discretion of Technophone.

May 1987 - PC105A (TPC)

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Location of Controls

A "Function Key"
used in conjunction

with any function
highlighted in blue

END to terminate
a call

‘RCL used with

A Function Key’

to recall numbers
stored in memory

#ST0 used with

A "Function Key’

to store number
in memory

LOCK used with

A ‘‘Function Key’*
to iock phone to
prevent unauthorized
use

used to change

earpiece volume

Microphone

Quick Reference Guide

Basic Operation of the Pocketphone

KEY FUNCTION
A-B Switch for selecting different systems

CAR Puts the POCKETPHONE into the car mode
HOST Turns on a headset or hands-free system (Optional)
LOCK Locks the POCKETPHONE
LITE Turns on the display illumination
MUTE Turns off the microphone

Changes the bleeper volume
Changes the earphone volume

A Function Key: Used m conjunction with functions

highlighted m blue

END Ends a call
CLR Clears the last digit entered on the numeric display or the

whole number

SND Makes or answers a call
*RCL Recalls a number from memory
#STO Stores a number into memory

NOTE: If the person you are calling is unable to hear you, check

that you have not inadvertently forgotten to cancel ‘MUTE’
or 'HOST' modes. The microphone ts disabled in each of
these modes.

1. SWrrCHINQ ON THE Press the 'HCL key until you hear a
POCKETPHONE long key pressed tone.

2. INCORRECT ENTRY OF UNLOCK CODES

3. MAKING A CALL

The phone will momentarily display
‘TECHNOPHONE', followed by your
telephone number and finally all four
lamps (ROAM, NSVC, CALL, CHGE)
simultaneously.
If fhe phone's UNLOCK CODE (refer
to paragraph 7) has been switched
ON, then carry out the following
procedure:
Press *RCL until you hear a keypad
tone.
Enter your four digit UNLOCK CODE
Press *RCL again.
Assuming that your signal strength
(S), battery level (B) and system
indicators (A or B) are positive (see
page 21), the POCKETPHONE is now
ON and ready for use.

An error tone will be emitted If the
wrong unlock code is entered. If
the error tone is heard, you may
immediately reenter the correct code
to unlock the radio

Enter the number you wish to call
using the keypad. Don't forget to
input the area code first. If fhe number
shown on Ihe display is 'CORRECT:
Press Ihe SND key and the number
will be dialed. The green light will
flash. When the call is accepted by
the network the green ‘CALL’ lamp will
light continuously. If the light fails to
come on this means that the call has
not been accepted and the SND key
must Oe pressed again. A tone will
sound in the earpiece Indicating the
failure. Successful calls can take up
to 10 seconds to connect and up to 15
seconds to start ringing.