PR130
Congratulations. By choosing the PR130, you have joined the
millions of satisfied customers who are enjoying the benefits
and quality performance that only a Prestige Cellular
Telephone can provide.
Your Prestige Portable Cellular Telephone has been designed
to the highest standards of quality and manu^turing excel
lence to fulfill both your personal and business requirements.
The Prestige PR130 Portable Cellular Telephone comes com
plete with an extended life battery and a compact travel
diaiger. Tbe extended life battery pack provides over two (2)
hours of talk time and/or twenty-five (25) hours of standby
time.
The Prestige PR130 is packed with advanced features, like
one touch dialing, progranmuble emergency calling and a
battery life indicator.
The Prestige PR130 also features "any digit key" answering
that allows you to answer a call by pressing any of the num
bered keys on the keypad. It also has the abili^ to redial any
of the last nine numbers you attempted to call!
Optional accessories include;a sUm profile Battery Pack, a
Handsfree Car Kit with RJll output(for interface with com
puters or facsimile machines), and provisions for external
antenna. A cigarette lighter adapter, desk top charger, vehicle
r^d charger and leather carrying case are also available.
And of course, your new Prestige PR130 comes with some
thing only a Prestige phone can provide. The proven reliabil
ity that has made Prest^e one of the worlds leading suppli
ers of cellular communications equipment
The following pages describe the unit's functions and will
help you make the most efficient use of this wonderful com
munications tool.
2. GENERAL INFORMA
TION
S This phone is a power transmitting device. Do not bold
the cellular telephone such that the antenna is in contact with
exposed parts of the body, especially the face or eyes, while
the device is turned on.
8 Do not use the cellular telephone in an airplane.
O Turn ofi your phone when refueling a vehicle widi gaso
line and please always obey "off two radio" signs.
8
Never store nor carry flammable gas, liquids or »q)losive
materials in the same compartment with your cellular tele
phone.
8
Never use your phone while the vehicle is in motion, even
if your phone allows hands-free operation. When a call is
received or you are making a call, pull off tiie road and park
your vehicle.
8
Electronic devices such as speed control, anti-brake
tern, digital instrument panel displays, and high wattage
audio system are usually protected in vehicle installations
from emitting electromagnetic radiation. A possibility exists
that such devices could interfere with the proper operation of
your cellular phone and your phone witii them. Consult your
vehicle dealer or manufacturer's representative should such
problems develop.
8
The PR130 phone is capable of operation in an AMPS cel
lular system. Your cellular service provider has entered into
"ROAMING" working agreement with otiier cellular service
providers to serve you when you travel to other cities and
countries. However, operational procedures and air-time
charges can differ between these providers. (Contact your
"HOME" cellular service provider for details.)
8
Automatic Roaming*.As a "ROAMER"operating in a system
having automatic roaming, you will be charged the service
rates established by the cellular system provider operator for
that system. These charges will be billed to your cellular ser
vice bill.
8
Credit-Card Roaming:In several dries and areas, the cellu
lar system carrier operator will allow you to use their system
if you register(sometimes pre-register)when entering (or
planning to enter)the area. A major credit card will be
required against which the service charges will be billed.
3. INDICATOR AND
KEYPAD
MIC: Send Your Voice to -
the Other Partv
•Antenna
Function Kev
-P\VR(PoWr):Is
Used To Turn Unit
On/Off
-Ml:Store the Tel
No. for. «le touch
- dial
- STO: (Storeh Store
Tel No. or Name in
RepertcT}- Memory
- FCN( Function) :lfee
for Special Features
(Fuiction 0-8)
- RCL{ Recall): Recalls
Phone Numbe(s)
from Repertojy
Memory
-SEND;Use for
Placing or Reeeiwrg
a Call
- CLR( Clear): Clears
the Digit) s) from
the Display
- END: Terminates
a Call
4. BASIC OPERATION
4.1. CHARGING THE BATTERY
PR130 battery may be supplied without charge. Please charge
the battery with the desk-top charger or vehicle charger
before using the phone. The phone will not work without a
charged battery. (See chapter 9 for additional details.)
4.2. TURNING THE TELEPHONE ON/OFF
Hint
TO TURN ON: [PWR]
TO TURN OFF: [PWR|Hold for 0.5 seconds
To turn on your telephone, press the [PWR} key, you will
hear the short wakeup tone from the speaker in handset. The
LCD will be black for 0.5 seconds. Then your telephone num
ber and one of the following three messages which indicate
your telephone status will be displayed on the LCD.
[READY]: When the phone is in HANDSET/HHP mode.
[LOCK] : When the phone is non-operational and locked
[HFREE]: When the phone is in handsfree mode.
To turn off your telephone, simply press the power [PWR]
key for about 0.5 seconds and the LCD display will be blank.
or Note
If the phone is locked, enter the lock code correctly when
you want to unlock the phone. If the phone does not unlock
even though you have entered the lock code, reenter the
lock code after press [CLR] key for about 0.5 seconds.
normal busy(ReorderTone) notifying you that the call cannot
be completed even though cellular service is good because
the number being called is already engaged. In this case,
press the (END] key and retry your call in a few minutes by
pressing the [SEND] key or using the automatic REDIAL fea
ture. (See chapter 6.6 for details.)
4.4. RECEIVING A CALL
«»• Hint
TO RECEIVE A CALL [SEND] or[ANYKEY]
When you hear your phone ringing or when you see the mes
sage "CALL" on the LCD display, press the [SEND] key to
receive the call. If you set the "Any-Key-Answer''option, you
can press any key to answer the call. (See chapter 7.4 for
details.)
4,5. ENDING A CAIi
Hint
TO END A CALL
If you wish to stop the conversation (disconnect the call),
press the [END] key. In case that you press the [SEND] key
very quickly after pressing the [END] key. the "WATP'message may be displayed in LCD display. This means your call
is being held for a moment.
[END]
4,3. PIACINGACALL
Hint
|| TO PLACE A CALL: [PHONE NUMBER].[SENDn
If you wish to place a call, enter the telephone number and
then press the [SEND] key. When you want to make a long
distance call, you should enter the area code first
Any telephone number you try to call will be stored into the
phone's special memory. Up to a maximum of nine numbers
can be stored at any one time. You can review these tele
phone numbers at any time. (See chapter 6.6 for details.)
If, for any reason, your call is not completed, you will hear
one of two kinds of tones. One is fast busy tone(Intercept
Tone) to alarm you that you are in a no-service cellular area
and that the call can not be completed, (i.e. press the [SEND]
key when a no-service [NOSVCJ area.) The other tone is a
5. ADVANCED OPERA
TION
5.1. CLEAR ONE/ALL DIGITS IN LCD DISPLAY
Hint
TO CLEAR ONE DIGIT:
TO CLEAR ALL DIGIT:
ë Example
10I..I91 :
ICLR) :
ICLRlOlold)
5.2. AUDIO MUTE
Hint
TO MUTE
RESUME AUDIO
This function allows you to confer privately with others dur
ing a conversation. If you want to mute your voice(i.e.stop
your voice from being transmitted), simply press the [FCN]
key and the number [21 key "MUTE" message will be dis
played on the LCD. To resume the conversation, press the
[FCN] key and the number [2] key again. Then the "MUTE"
message disappears from the LCD.
^ Example
t01...I2)
(SEND)
IFCNl. [2]
[FCN], 121
I In the mute state, DTMF tones are not transmitted.
[CLRl
[CLR] Hold for 0.5 seconds
"0123486789"
" 01234567»'
O'
IFUN1+I2I
lFUNl+121
: 'H)U2210S62" .
<in conversation>
; "MUTE"
: ’^>112210562"
<voice is muted>
: 'HH12210562"
«continue conversatlon>
5.3. VOLUME ADJUSTMENTS
You can control the volume of the voice, key pad and the ring
tone by using the volume buttons which are on the left side of
the phone. The LCD displays the controling state of the vol
ume with the number of bars.
5.3.1. AUDIO VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
a- Hint
TO INCREASE: (A 1 (Hold until desired level is reached)
TO DECREASE: (▼ 1 (Hold until desired level is reached)
To increase the volume during a conversation, press volume
up [a1 key and hold it down until the desired level is
reached, then release the k^. To decrease the volume press
the volume down [Tj key and hold it down until the desired
level is reached, then release the key. The phone stores and
remembers the last entered level until you change it
5.3.2. KEYPAD TONE VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
w Hint
TO INCREASE: [A](Hold until de^ed level is reached)
TO DECREASE: [▼] (Hold until dedred level is reached)
To increase the volume during a conversation, press volume
up [a] key and hold it down until the desired level is
reached, then release the key. To decrease the volume press
the volume down [▼] key and hold it down until the desired
level reached, then release the key. The phone stores and
remembers the last entered level until you changée it
5.3.3. RING TONE VOLUME ADJUSTMENT
«-Hint
TO INCREASE: IFCN)+[A] Hold until desired level is reached
ro DECREASE:|FCN]+(t1 Hold until deared level is reached
To increase the ringtone voliune, press IFCNl key first and
then press volume up (A] key and hold it down until the
desired level is reached, then release the key. To decrease
the volume, press [FCN] key first and then press the volume
down (▼] key and hold it down until the desired level is
reached, then release the key. The phone stores and remem
bers the last entered level until you change it
5.4. BACKUGHT
The LCD and keypad backlight is turned on when you press
any key. In order to save power, this backlight will be turned
off after 8 seconds from the last touch of any key(Default
Option).
<•* Note
It is important to note that the backlight function is a major
drain of battery power. Therefore, it is highly recommended
that if you use the phone in daylight or well lighted loca
tions, turn off the backlight by setting the mode option to
OFF mode. This will extend battery life dramatically(See
chapter 7.4 for detail).
'■ Note
Your PR130 phone has be programmed to turn off the back
light when battery is low in order to reduce current con
sumption even though the option of backlight is in the
AUTO mode.
5.8. MASTER RESET/CLEAR
a- Hint
TO RESET/CLEAR: [LOCK-CODE]+[STO|+[01+(0)+(STO]
TO ESCAPE: |CLR]
This feature changes the status of the telephone to factory
production status. If you want to reset all changed status to
manufacturer's default status, use this feature. The resetting
time is about 20 seconds.
i Example
ILOCK.CODE)
ISTOl, 101,10]
ISTOI
"RESET'
"PHONE?"
5.9. SELECT NAM AND DISPLAY OWN TELEPHONE NUMBER
5.5. LOW BATTERY WARNING AL4RM/DISPLAY
When the battery power is almost completely discharged, the
warning beep alarm will be generated periodically and the
message "LBATT' is displayed on LCD. At that time, you
should replace the low battery with a new fully charged one.
5.6. CALL IN ABSENCE INDICATOR
AND COUNTER
When a call is not answered, or your party or Carrier Service
terminate the call, the PR130 will display the number of unan
swered calls received. The call counter is cleared when you
answer a call or when you turn your phone off.
5.7. AUTOMATIC ANSWER
When this feature is set, the PR130 will automatically answer
a call even though you do not press the ISEND] key to
answer the key. The phone will generate an alert tone two
times and connect the call automatically (See chapter 7.4 for
details).
TO SELECT
TO ESCAPE
The PR130 has a dual NAM (Two telephone numbers) capa
bility. If two NAM's are assigned to your phone and you
would like to change the NAM's, press the IRCL] key.
l#/lock] key and the up [▲] or the down (t] key to locate
the required NAM. When the NAM you want is displayed,
simply press the [STOl key and the telephone number dis
played will become your selected NAM. If you would like to
cancel this function, just press the [CLR] key.
^ Example
IRCUI#I "NAM-1"
Ul.ORlT]
[STOl
[RCLJ, 1#J "NAM-2"
fCLRI
■ Note
If your phone does not have a second telephone
number(Second NAM). The number displayed will not
changed.
[rcl]+[#i+[a]+|t|+isto]
[CLRl
»NAM-2"
6. MEMORY
6.1. STORING
6.1.1. STORE ONE-TOUCH NUMBER
» Hint
TO STORE [PHONE NUMBERl+[ST01-t [Ml]
TO REVIEW [RCL|-h(Ml|
The ONE TOUCH is a very useful feature of the PR130 cellu
lar phone. To operate, simply press the [Mil key while the
phone is in standby mode and the number stored the ONE
TOUCH memory location will be dialed automatically. You
can use this memory location for the phone number you call
most frequently. Enter the area code and the telephone num
ber and press the [STO) key and the (Mil key to store, the
number dialed. The number will be stored in the ONE
TOUCH memory. You can review the ONE TOUCH memory
by pressing the [RCL] key and the [Ml] key. If you want to
change the ONE TOUCH number, just repeat the above pro
cedures. The (Ml] new number will be stored at ONE
TOUCH memory instead of the previous number.
i Example
151.„|0|10J :
[STOI.iMll :
IRCLl.lMll
6.1.2. STORE SPEED DIAL NUMBER
* Hint
TO STORE : iNUMBER]-H(ST01+[ VALPHl-hCSTO]
Telephone numbers can be stored into your PR130 by stor
age methods as follows:
Automatically storing the number into the next vacant
memory location
Automatically storing the number into the selected mem
ory groups
Manually storing the number into the selected memory
location
AUTOMATICALLY STORING INTO THE NEXT ViiCANT
MEMORY LOCATION
I "S162333300"
(NUMBER1+(STO)+(0-5J+(VAL]^H]
(NUMBER]+(ST01+(01-60l
"Ml"
"Mr
'»5162333300"
"5162333300»
The feature allows you to store the number in the next vacant
memory location. After storing the number, the location num
ber will be displayed on the LCD.
19 Example
I51...(01[(M
ISTOl.n
"5162333300"
"SM:23"
"5162333300"
• •
Above example explains that the number "5162333300" is
stored at the address of vacant memory location "23". If there
is no vacant memory location in the repertory memory, the
number will not be stored in memory. The message
"FULL"will appear on the LCD display. In this case, use the
manual sequence to replace a number already in memory or
see chapter 6.2.
^ Note
The range of repertory memory is from 01 ot 60
AUTOMATICALLY STORING A NUMBER INTO A SELEC
TED MEMORY GROUP
This feature allows you to store a number into a selected
group of 10 numbers which makes it easy to recall any of the
number stored in that group. For example, the range of loca
tion 10-19 are personal numbers, numbers 20-29 for business
suppliers, numbers 30-39 for business customers, etc. After
storing the number, the memory location number will be dis
played If there is already a number stored in the selected
locations, simply reselect a new location or use the manual
overwrite sequence or see chapter 6.2.
^ Example
I51...IO1101
ISTOJ, 12!. [*1 "SM:24" " "
" ■ "5162333300"
Above example shows that the next available memory loca
tion in the twenties group was 24 and the number is stored in
that location.
^ Note
The PR130 has 60 repertory memory locations. To use this
method of storing numbers, you must first select the numer
ic grouping(0-5) you want before pressing!*! keyO.e. 2 is for
20-29,4 is 4049).
MANUALLY STORING A NUMBER INTO A SELECTED
MEMORY LOCATION
Manual storing is a very simple operation. You must select
the location number whenever you store the phone number.
$ Example
|5| lOJlOl
ISTOU2U51
ih Example
(5]..|0){0i
ISTO), [2]. (51
(STOl
Note
If the selected memory location address is occupied, the
message "OCCUPIED" will be displayed on the LCD. If you
want to overwrite the number in the occupied location,
press the [STO] key again. When you store a number into
the repertory memoryOncluding the automatic store fea
ture), the message "FULL" will be displayed on LCD if all
memory locations are occupied. You can again use the over
write function if desired. But if you don't want to, just press
the [CLK] key.
6.1.3. STORING ALPHA CHARACTERS
•j* №nt
TO STORE
The PR130 can store up to 10 ALPHA CHARACTERS per
memory location. The characters "A" to "2 and"."and the
numbers "0" to "9" can be stored.
If Example
[S1..101I0]
{fCNLlVAUHl
fSI. (Al
131
(4). U) lA)
16UA1IAI
ISUAllAl
№],[A]fAl
19]. [A]
ISTO)
[01,141
In the above example, the number "5162333300" and the
name "AUDIOVOX" have been stored together in storage
memory loaction "04". To verify this, simply press the [RCL]
key and enter "04". The phone number and "SM:04" will be
"SM25*
"OCCUPIED"
"SM 25" "S362333300"
lNUMBERl+(FCN]+[*/ALPHi+
[ENTER ALPHA CHARACTERSI+
[STOJ+IMEMORY LOCATION]
"5162333300"
"AlHIA"
"ALPHA" "A"
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA"
"AlPHA"
"5162333300"
"SMfl4"
"sisamw
"5162333300”
"5162333300"
•AUD"
"AUDP
"AUDIO"
"AUDIOV’
"AUDIOVO"
"AUDIOVOX"
•5162333300"
displayed momentarily, then the phone number and NAME
"AUDIOVOX" will be displayed. If the NAME is longer than 5
letters, the display will alternate between the first ALPHA
CHARACTER and the balance of ALPHA CHARACTCRS.
If you make an error while programming the NAME, press
the clear [CLR] key to erase the last ALPHA CHARACTER..
<•* Note
The peried ", letters "Q" and "Z" are located in keys 1, 7
and 9 respectively
6.1.4. STORING PAUSE SYMBOL(PAUSE DIAUNG)
’r Hint
II TO STORE 7 INUMBER1+IST01+1#1
[NUMBER TO TRANSMITl+lSTO]
[MEMORY LOCATION]
The pause symbol is used for linking a phone number and
credit card number or DTMF digit codes(for DTMF transmit
ting). This pause symbol can be stored in your repertory
memory.
if Example
151[1]...[OJ10]
ISTO). (#1
111,121,131. [4]
ISTOl, [21,141
Place a call
IRCL], [21. |4|
{SEND!
TVanan^ DTMF 1234 after beep tone
ISENUI
: "5®
"51623"
"SM:24"
"RM:24"
'•1234"
"5162333300"
"16233.3.3001)"
"33300pl234"
"3.3300pl234"
"33.300P1234"
T'ranainined the DT'MFof "1234”
6.2. CLEARING MEMORY
•j*’ Hint
TO CLEAR
If the repertory memory (your telephone directory) Is full, you
can not store any more phone numbers. You have the option
of clearing a memory you do not use frequently. To do so,
clear entire LCD by pressing and holding the fCLR] key and
then store the blank telephone number(blank screen) to
desired location to clear that location.
[CLR]4-[$TO]-h[XMX)^[STO] I
S Example
1. fCLRJOioid)
/ (srouol.m
1 tsmi
"OCCUPIED"
"SM.-01" "IS CLEARED"
The above example shows that memory location 01 was occu
pied with an existing number. By pressing the [STO] key
while the LCD display is blank, you clear the memory loca
tion making it ready for storing another phone number
6.3. RECALL VACANT MEMORY
LOCATION
Hint
TO SEARCH
|RCL], IVALPH), |A]or[T]
When you are storing a telephone number into the repertory
memory, you may overwrite a stored telephone number with
the new one by mistake. To avoid this error, it is best to
search for a vacant memory location before storing. The
phone will always indicate the first available Oowest number)
memory location.
H Example
IRCLI t*/A IiW
Ui
I^J
ICLH
«VM :29"
"VM ;34"
"VM :29”
By using the up [▲] and the down [T] keys you can search
additional "EMPTY” location while in this mode of operation.
6.4. RECALLING
6.4.1. RECALL STORED NUMBER BY LOCATION
Hint
TO RECALL
This procedure is used to recall a telephone number from
your repertory memory. This procedure can also be used to
confirm the telephone number in repertory memory and to
dial that telephone number with minimum key pressing.
^ Note
The message "EMPTY” \rill be displayed on the LCD dis
play, if there is no telephone number in the repertory mem
ory you selected.
[RCLHX]-h[X1
6.4.2. RECALL SPEED DIAL NUMBER BY
ALPHA CHARACTERS
^Hint
TO RECALL
(FCN)+1VALPH)+
[ALPHA CHARACTERS)+(RCLj
This procedure is useful in searching for the telephone num
ber by the name of the |>erson/company/code that relates to
the phone number.
¥ Example
IFCNl, t*/ALPHl
[21, (4.1
(SUaHaJ
[9Ua]
"AL PHA"
"AL PHA" "A"
"AL PHA" "AU"
"AL PHA" "AUDIOV OX "
"SM fl4" "5162333300"
"lOVOX" "5162333300”
In the above example, recalling the NAME "AUDIOVOX”
recalls the number "5162333300"which was stored together
with the NAME "AVDIOVOX” in storage memory location
”04". To verify this, simply press the [RCLlkey and enter
"04”. The phone number and "SM:04"will be displayed
momentarily then the phone number and NAME "lOVOX"
will be displayed. The display will alternate between the first
three characters "AUD" and the balance of ALPHA charac
ters "lOVOX".
Note
See chapter 6.1.3 STORING ALPHA CHARACTERS for
additional details.
6.4.3. REPEAT NUMBER RECALL(SCROUJNG)
Hint
[AlorlV]
AFTER A NUMBER IS RECALLED
(CLRI
After recalling a number from your repertory memory, you
can review previous and next stored telephone numbers by
simply pressing the up [Aland the down [▼] keys. To termi
nate the scrolling, press the (CLR) key.
6.5. SPEED DIAUNG
6.5.1. ONE TOUCH DIAUNG THROUGH [Ml)
» Hint
TOCAIX
TO CANCEL [END]
This feature is a very useful function as a high speed dialing
method. Simply press the IMIl key and the stored number in
the one-touch memory location is recalled and dialed.
6.5.2. SUPER SPEED DIAUNG
* Hint
TO ACTIVATE
TO CANCEL
This feature works like the one touch dialing feature. Just
press and hold a single digit key(l-9) for 0.5 seconds and the
telephone number that is stored into that memory location is
recalled and dialed.
Note
You should press the key in the range of repertory memory
(1-9). You can store the memory as 01-09.
6.5.3. TWO-TOUCH DIAUNG
^ Hint
TO ACTIVATE [X|+[X| (Hold for 0.5 seconds)
TO CANCEL : [END]
[Mil 1
[X] (Hold for 0.5 seconds)
lEND]
ÍÍ Example
IRCLl, [4]. [21
[SEND]
6.5.5. ALPHA DIAUNG
Hint
1 TO CALL
1
This feature is for dialing with ALPHA CHARACTTERS. It is a
useful way of recalling the number you have forgotten from
your repertory memory location. First, enter the ALPHA
mode by pressing the IFCN] key and the (*/ALPHl key.
Then enter the ALPHA CHARACTERS press the ISEND]
key. The corresponding telephone number to the ALPHA
CHARACTERS will be recalled and dialed.
i Example
[PCNÍ, ÍVALPH1
[21
121, [At, [A]
(81
№1. [Al.lAl "ALPHA" "ACTO"
(71, [Al, [Al "AlPHA" "ACTOR"
[SENOl
■ Note
If there is not a corresponding name in the repertory memo
ry. the ’’EMPTY" message is displayed on the LCD and this
feature is ended.
"RM:42" ”5162333300"
"5162333300"
[FCNJ+C/ALPH1+
[ALPHA CHARACTERS1+ÍSEND1
"ALPHA"
"ALPHA" "A"
"ALPHA" "AC
"ALPHA" "ACT"
"ACTOR" "3109267758"
This feature is similar to the one-touch dialing feature except
that you have to touch two number keys and hold the second
number key for 0.5 seconds in order to recall and dial the
number in the keyed memory location.
Note
You should press the key in the range of repertory memory(l(>60).
6.5.4. DIAUNG FROM REPERTORY MEMORY
«• Hint
TO CALL
TO CANCEL
ÍRCL1-.-IX1+IX] and ISEND]
[END)
6.6. RE-DIAUNG
6.6.1. REDIAL THE LAST 9 TRIED NUMBER
Hint
TO REDIAL [RCL1+[RCL)+[A| or [Tl+ISENDJ
TO CANCEL :
The PR130 has 9 auxiliary memories for storing the last 9
telephone numbers you tried calling. You can search the his
tory of the last 9 called numbers by uang the up | A) and the
down [▼! keys.
15 Example
IRCLI IRCLI “LASTI"
Ut 1
!▼! :
(SENDl
6.6.2. REDIAL LAST CALLED NUMBER
Hint
TO REDIAL
TO CANCEL
C
To recall the last number your phone was connected to ^ou
had a conversation), press the [RCLl key and the [0] key
twice. The last number called will be displayed on the LCD.
Then press the [SEND] key to dial and call the number.
6.6.3. AUTOMATIC NUMBER REDIAL
" Hint
TO REDIAL
[END)
''5162333300”
"5162333301"
"LASTI"
"5iea3333oo"
[RCL]
[END]
IFCNl+lSEND] (From beginning)
or (SENDl (After reorder tone)
or [SEND] (Hold for 0.5 seconds)
"5162333300"
+[0j+[0i+lSEND) I
^ I
it Ebcample
151...101 "5162333300"
[SENDl
ISEND) "REDIA L" "5162333300"
'■Note
If all redial attempts to reach the called number fail, the
PR130 will generate a reorder tone for 30 seconds and auto
matically stop the redial feature.
"5162333300"
reord^-tCHie
Fast rk^ tone & State
6.7. TKANSMIT DfTMF SIGNAL
O' Hint
TO TRANSMIT ; [X| (while in conversation)
If you press a digit key wlule in conversation, a DTMF tone is
transmitted. If you want to transmit the DTMF digits stored
in the repertory memory, you can recall the DTMF digits
horn repertory memory by using IRCLI key and location
key(s) [X], [XI and then pressing the [FCN] key and the
[SEND] key. It is important to note that if the volume of the
key tone is in the mute state, no DTMF tone will be transmit
ted.
•■Note
Pressing the (FCN) and the ISENDl key in sequence is
used for two kinds of functions. The first is for the automatic
redial function in standby mode and the other is for trans
mitting a DTMF signal while in conversation.
: or for a stored DIMF ^gnal in memory
: [RCL]+[X1+[XHFCN1+[SEND]
In case the cellular system is busy or you are in a weak signal
area and the call is not connected successfully, you can use
this feature to help you connect your call as soon as possible.
When this feature is activated, the phone will try to dial the
called telephone number 10 times until tiie call is successfully
connected. The length of each call attempt is 5 seconds.
7. FUNCTIONS
7.1 SELECT SERVICE SYSTEM[FCN-0]
Hint
TO SEU-:cT IFCNl+lOl+UlorlTl+iSTOl
TO CANCEL
Worldwide, cellular networks work on one of two service
channel groupsA-system or B-system. If you are in "HOME",
there is no need to change your service system state. But if
you are traveling outside of your home area, you may have to
change your system status in order to send and receive calls.
At that time, you should change the service system state of
your telephone to that of the area you wish to operate within.
9 Example
IFCNl, 10] "A"
U1
[A]
U)
lAl
(A)
[A]
ISTO]
IFCNl, 10)
IT)
(CLRl
’• Note
If you set the service system state incorrectly, you will not
be able to access the cellular system.
7.2. LOCKINGIFCN-I/LOCK]
Hint
TO LOCK
TO UNLOCK
I
To lock your phone, press the [FCNj key and the jl/LOCK]
key and hold for more than 0.5 seconds. The "LOCK" mes
sage will be displayed on the LCD. In the lock mode you can
not use the phone for calling. To unlock the phone, enter the
lock code assigned at NAM programming or when program
ming the lock code function. It you enter a wrong lock code,
repeat the procedure after pressing the (CLRJkey for more
than 0.5 seconds.
ICLR]
"WiEFERRED"
"HtraERRED"
“A"
"B"
"HOME" "ONLY"
"A"
"B" "PREFERRED"
"B"
"A"
IFCN]
[I/LOCK] (Hold down until phone locks) |
[LOCK-CODEI
"ONLY“
"ONLY”
"PREFERRED"
"PREFERRED"
"PREFERRED"
£ Example
IFCNJ, tI/LOCKI(HOLD)
ILOCKCODEJ
‘ Note
In die locked state, you can not out, but you can answer an
incoming call by pressing the (SEND! key. And even in the
locked state, you can access emergency call or toll free ser
vice by pressing the keys of their assigned numbers.
"LOCK”
Rione will be operational
7.3. BATTERY LEVEL CHECK[FCN-3]
^ Hint
TO REVIEW :
TO END
The RSSI indicator always works in standby mode and con
versation mode. If you wish to confirm the battery status,
press the [FCN) key and the key [3] and the battery level will
be displayed in RSSI level indicator. (The more bars dis
played the longer the battery life.)
1FCNI+13J
Release the key
7.4. SET THE STATUS OF TELEPHONEEFCN-4J
Hint
TO SEARCH :
TO CHANGE : IRCLl
TO SET ; ISTOI
TO CANCEL :
This function is for setting the operating status of your tele
phone. You can select and change the status of the following
functions. CThe state of parenthesis is the factory preset)
BACK-LIGHT AUTO/OFF (AUTO)
LONG DTMF ON/OFF(ON)
ANY KEY ANSWER ON/OFF(ON)
1 MINUTE BEEPON/OFF(OFF)
AUTOMATIC LOCK ON/OFF(OFF)
AUTOMATIC REDIAL ON/OFF
AUTOMATIC CALL TIME COUNTER ON/OFF(OFF)
AUTO ANSWER ON/OFF(OFF)
OUT-GOING CALL RESTRICTION OFF/7/ll(OFF)
INCOMING CALL RESTRICTION ON/OFF(OFF)
MEMORY RESTRICTION ON/OFF(OFF)
SILENT SCRATCH PAD ON/OFF (OFF)
[FCN|+14J+|LOCKCODE]+(A|or[Tl
ICLR] 1
A) [iACK-UGHT:In the OFF mode, the backlight will never
turn on except under incoming ringing. The default mode is
AUTO mode Backlighting, turns on by pressing any key. It
stays on for 8 seconds.
B) IXING DTMF:If option is set to the ON mode, the DTMF
signal will be transmitted when a key(s) is pressed.
C) ANY KEY ANSWERdf this option is set to the ON mode,
you can answer incoming calls by pressing any key except
the [PWR] key. If option is set off. you can only answer the
call by pressing the (SENDl key.
D) 1 MINUTE BEEP:If this option is set to the ON mode, a
beep is generated every 60 seconds during your conversation
to indicate another minute of call time. In the OFF mode, no
beep is heard.
E) AUTOMATIC LOCK If this option is set to the ON mode,
the phone will be locked whenever you turn the phone off
and then on again. It must be unlocked by entering your
three-digit lock code before the phone can be used for outgo
ing calls. (In the locked state, you can receive calls but not
make calls) In the OFF mode, the phone can be used when
turned on.
F) AUTOMATIC REDIAL:If this option is set to the ON
mode, the phone will automatically redial any number called
that is not connected, (busy cell site or out of service) It will
perform this function 10 times before automatically stopping.
In the OFF mode, you have to manually request the redial
function.
G) AUTOMATIC CALL TIME COUNTER:If this option is set
to the ON mode, the call time counter is displayed on the
LCD during call of your conversation. In the OFF mode, the
call time counter is never displayed on LCD.
H) AUTO ANSWERiIf this option is set to the ON mode and a
call is received, the phone will answer the call automatically
after the second ring. In the OFF mode, you must press the
[SEND] key or any key in the (ANY KEY ANSWERI mode.
I) OUT-GOING CALL RESTRICT10N:If this option is set to 7.
you can not dial numbers that are greater than 7 digits. If this
option is set to 11, you can not dial numbers that are greater
than 11 digits. In the off mode, you can dial any number.
J) INCOMING CALL RESTRI(niON:If this option is is set to
the ON mode, you can not receive an incoming call. If it is set
to OFF mode, you can receive incoming calls.
7.4. SET THE STATUS OF
TELEPH0NEÍFCN-4]
FUNCTION DEFAULT
A. BACKUGHT
B. SILENT ALT
C. MEM RSTRIC
D. INC RSTRIC
E.OTG RSTRIC OFF
F. AUTO ANSWER
G. AUTO TIME
AUTO
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
OFF
HOWTO USE
Whenever you use the
AUTC
phone, the back-light will be
lit up.
But, if you don't touch any
button for 10 seconds, it will
turn the backlighting off.
The back-light will never
OFF
turn on except under
incoming ringing.
You can use this feature to
ON
enter scratch pad numbers
during a call without trans
mitting the DTMF tones
You will hear the feedback
tones but your called party
will not
You can transmit the DTMF
OFF
tones during a call.
Repetory momory cannot be
ON
accessed.
You can access all repertory
OFF
memories.
(MI. STO, RCU ONE and
TWO touch..)
You can not receive incom
ON
ing calls.
You can receive incoming
OFF
calls.
You can dial any number.
OFF
You can not dial numbers
7
greater than 7 digits
You can not dial numbers
greater than 11 digits.
When a call is received, the
phone will answer the call
automatically after 2 rings.
You must press the [SEND]
OFF
key or any key in the [ANY
KEY ANSWER] mode to
receive the call.
The call time counter is dis
ON
played on the LCD during
your conversation.
The call time counter is nev
OFF
er displayed on the LCD.
FUNCTION
IH. AUTO REDlALi
I. AUTO LOCK
. 1 MIN BEEP
KANYANSWEKON
L LONG DTMF
K) MEMORY EiESTRlCnON'.If this option is set to the ON
mode, you can not access the repertory memory. (Ml. STO,
RCL, ONE and TOW TOUCH,..)If it is set to OFF mode, you
can access all repertory memories.
L) SILENT INCOMING CALLS:If this option is set to ON. the
unit will give the user a visual alert by displaying call and illu
minating the key pad.
IDEFAIP
ON
|OFF
|OFF
[ON
HOWTO USE
ON
The phone will automatical-
' ly redial any number called]
that is not connected, (busy
cell site are out of service) It|
will perform this function 10
times before automatically!
stopping.
OFF
You have to manuallyj
request the redial function.
ON
The phone will be locked
whenever you turn it on. It|
must be unlocked by enter
ing your 3 digits un-lock
code before you use it
(In the locked state, you can
receive calls but not make]
calls.)
OFF
The phone can be used
when turned on.
ON IA beep is generated everyj
60 seconds during conver
sation to indicate your talk
time.
OFF 1 No beep is heard.
ON
You can answer incoming
calls by pressing any key
except the [PWR] key.
OFF
You can only answer callS:
by pressing the [SEND]
key.
ON
The DTMF signal will be
transmitted for as long as a
key is pressed.
OFF
The DTMF signal is trans
mitted for about 10 millesec
onds, no matter how long a|
key is pressed.
ё Example
1FCNU4I "ШС1»"
JU3CKCODEJ "ON "HACKUGKT'
U1
U}
lAl
lAl
IRC« "ON"
isroi/iojii
The above example shows the change of "AUTOMATIC
LOCK" status. If you press the [STO] as the last key stroke,
above status is saved in memory. But if you press the {CLR]
key, the settings are not saved, and the original status is not
changed. The set status will not be changed even when you
turn off the telephone.
"ON"
"ON”
"OFF*
"OFF" "AUTO LOCK"
"LONGDTMP
"ANY ANSWER"
"1 MIN BEEP'
"AUTO LOCK"
7.5. REVIEW OVERFLOW DIGITS[FCN-5]
In some cases, you will dial numbers greater than 15 digits in
length. The PR130 has a 15 digit display LCD window. Thus
the dialed numbers greater than 15 digits in length cannot be
entirely displayed on the LCD. However, you can review the
hidden digits of the keyed numbers by pressing the [FCN]
and the [51 key,
7.6 REPROGRAMMING LOCK CODE[FCN-61
TO PROGRAM
TO CANCEL
You can change your lock code at any time. When you want
to change your lock code, press the (FCN] then [6] and enter
your current lock code. Then enter your new three digit lock
code two times. If you want to abort the function during pro
gramming, press the [CLRIkey.
41 Example
IFCNl.lel
ILOCKCODEi "NEW#"
[NEW LOCK CODE)
[NEW LOCK CODE] **** "LOCK IS CHANGED"
IFCN]-^[6l+[LOCK CODE)
[NEW LOCK CODE]
[NEW LOCK CODE]
[CLR]
"LOCK#"
"VERFr ****
7.7. HORN ALERT ON/OFF(with Vehicle
Adaptor)[PCN-7]
‘f Hint
TO ACTIVATE
TO DEACTIVATE
•“ Note
You can deactivate the Horn Alert by turning power off and
then on again.
ё Example
lPCNl,t71
fFCNl.lT)
•■Note
When the PR130 is in
work. The phone must be in the handsfree unit in order for
this function to be programmable.
^ Note
[Special installation is required for this function to work. 1
lFCNl-171
[FCNI+17)
"HORN’
Hoin alert is tuTDid off
handheld mode, this feature does not
7.8. MONlTORING[FCN-8]
•'> Hint
TO ACTIVATE :
1 TO ESCAPE [CLRl
ё Example
|FCNI.t8KShmdby,tatt)
ICLRl
[FCN|t(81
"04369" "0332 HOee»
7.9, CALLTIMERÍFCN-9]
«*• Hint
TO DISPLAY :
1 TO CLEAR TIME
^ Example
1 IFCNl, [91
Ul
[A]
(Al
[STO]
[LOCK CODE]
[CLRl
The above example indicates that you were in conversation
for 2 minutes 45 seconds for the last calling mode (CTIME).
The total conversation time with NAM-1 is 1 hour 22 minutes
44 seconds(mME). The total conversation hme with NAM-2
is 33 minutes 55 seconds(2TIME). To clear the time coun
ters, press the [STO] key and enter your LOCK CODE. To
clear the display, just press the [CLRl key.
•■Note
This call air time counter does not mean billing time. But
the time counter is usefiiJl to approximate the billing lime.
This call air time counter is activated when originating a
call.
[FCN|+|9J+lA]or|Tl
[ST01=iT.OCK CODEI
«СПМЕ" "0000:02:45"
"ITTME" ’Ю001:22:44"
"ШМЕ" "0000:33:55''
"CIÍAR" "CALLTIME"
"LOCK"
“СПМЕ" "IS CLEARED"
ё Example
(FCNl. [8l(convenafion state)
(CLRl
- Note
You can display working states in standby mode and in con
versation mode. The messages "04369". "0332", and R086
are SID, CONTROL CHANNEL NUMBER and RSSI respec
tively in standby mode. The messages "S!", "PO". "0009",
"R086"and"INUSE" are SAT, POWER LEVEL 0. VOICE
CHANNEL NUMBER. RSSI and INUSE INDICATOR
respectively in conversation mode.
"SI PO" "0009 R086"
"IN USE"
"027450084" "INUSE"
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8. OPERATION HELP
Hint
TO ACTIVATE
TO ESCAPE :
|FCN|+[FCN|+|A]or[Tl
(CLRl
This feature is designed to help you with the operation of the
phone except for the above menu operation. This feature is
only to allow you to view the other operational ftinction.
^ Example
IFCNi, [FCNJ
U)
lA]
lA]
(A)
[AI
1A| "FCN-6" "PRO GM Ш СК”
[Al "FCN-7" "H OR N MODE"
(A)
lAl
lA]
[A]
lA]
lA) "SCROL " "RCL+VO l."
[A]
lAl "Рдиж"
[Al
[Al
[Al "VA CA 'P
TCN -<r
TCN -l"
«FCN-2 « 'AfOIC E M UTE"
“FCN-3«' "ВА ТТ LEVEL"
WFCN4«
"FCN-5"
«FCN^ "MONrroRING"
«FCN-* « "ALPHAM OD E"
"FCN-9” "CALL TIM ER"
"NA M12" "RCL+#+VO L"
•LASTC" "RC L^-RCL”
"VA CAI"
“ArVOL"
"слил"
"SELECT SYS'
"LOCKING "
"SET STATUS"
"OV E R EVIEW "
"RCL**«'
"STO+#®
"RCL*»+VOL"
"FO^+V OL"
"RCL+*+VOL"
9. BATTERY CHARGING
9.1. CHARGING BY DESK-TOP CHARGER
The desk-top charger will completely recharge the slimline
battery in 7 hours and the extended life battery in 14 hours,
provided the phone is turned off. To operate, insert the plug
of the AC/DC adaptor into the connector in the back of the
desk-top charger Plug the AC/DC adaptor into a power out
let. Ihen simply insert the battery into the desk-top charger.
'Hie LED light should illuminate indicating the charging func
tion has begun.
The front slot of the desk-top charger accepts both the
extended life and slimline batteries attached to the phone, the
charger's rear slot accepts either size battery alone.
9.2. RAPID CHARGING BY VEHICLE CHARGER
The vehicle charger is designed to charge the battery rapidly
in vehicle or out of the vehicle. The chaîner can recharge the
battery only when it attached to telephone. To operate in vehi
cle, insert the plug of the cigarette lighter jack into the con
nector in the back of the vehicle charger. Plug the cigarette
lighter into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket. Then simply
insert the PR130 with battery into the vehicle charger. The
red LED should Ught up indicating the chargii^ function has
begun. When the green light is on, it indicates the battery has
been charged. Char^g should be conducted at temperature
of 0 to +45 degree. The charging time for a fully drained slim
battery is approùmately 150 minutes while the charging time
for long life battery is 300 minutes.
To operate in any other location, insert the output plug of the
AC/DC adaptor into the connector in the vehicle charger.
Plug the AC/DC adaptor into a power outlet. Then simply
insert the PR130 with battery into the vehicle charger
If you try to chaise the battery in very low or very high tem
perature, the yellow LED will be lit up and the procedure will
be suspended. When the battery temperature is in the
range (0-45) degree, the rechraging will be started and the
LED will light up.
<*■ Note
Do not use AC/DC adaptor other than the one supplied
because it may cause electrical damage to your charging
system or the PR130. Only use the AC/DC adaptor provided
with the PR130.
If You charge battery more than 16 hours continuously, the
life time of battery may be reduced. So please do not change
battery longer than 16 hours. In case of slim line battery and
extended battery, you cannot charge batteries continuously.
It is not advisable to charge battery longer than 24 hours.
The travel charger will completely recharge the slim line
battery in 7 hours and the extended battery in 14 hours. To
operate, insert the battery pack into the travel charger and
insert the plug of travel charger into power outlet {AC
120v/60Hz). Then, the red light should illuminate indicating
toatthe charging function has begun.
If surrounding temperature is below +0° or higher then
+45®, battery may not be charged. So you should try to
charge battery in the normal temperature.
If you charge and discharge the battery continuously, with
out reachirg a full charge or discharge state, then the bat
tery capacity wll be reduced.
10. ACCESSORIES
10.1 HANDS FREE KIT (VEHICLE ADAPTOR)
The PR 130 can be used with a handsfree kit so that you can
operate the phone in your vehicle by using your vehicle's
power supply. The handsfree kit provides you with unlimited
talk time while power is being supplied by your vehicle and
improves receiving and transmitting due to better RF signal
strength created by using an external antenna.
The handsfree kit includes the following;
HANDSFREE ADAPTOR
HANDSFREE MICROPHONE
POWER AND ANTENNA CABLES
HANDSFREE ADAPTOR MOUNTING BRACKET
"Hands Free" means that you can have a conversation with
out holding the phone. But it is safer not to place a call while
operating a vehicle.
When the handsfree kit is properly installed, you can operate
the handsfree kit as follows;
A) Insert the connector of curly cord of hands-free adaptor to
the buttom of the telephone.
B) Place the telephone in hands-free adaptor.
C) When the car ignition is turned on, the phone is automati
cally turned on if the handsfree adaptor is connected proper
ly. (If you turn off the telephone by pressing the [PWR] key,
the telephone does not turn on even though ignition is on. In
this case, you have to press the [PWR] key to turn on the
telephone)
D) The hands-free adaptor has rapid charging capabilities.
Connecting the phone to handsfree adaptor, the red LED
should light up indicating the charging function has begun.
When a green light of charging state indicator is on, the bat
tery has been charged. Charging should be conducted at tem
perature of 0 to +45 degree. The charging time for a fully
drained slimline battery is approximately 3 hours while the
charging time for extended life battery is 7 hours. (The fea
ture of battery charger is equal to that of vehicle charger.)
E) While the phone is placed in the handsfree adaptor all
received audio and key tones will be heard through the hands
free adaptor's speaker. The external microphone will be used to
transmit the voice. At this time, the backlighting of the phone
will remain on to indicate the phone is in handsfree mode.
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F)When the telephone is picked up from the handsfree adap
tor . the voice of your party can only be beard from the inter
nal speaker in the earxnece of the telephone and not from the
speaker of die handsfree adaptor.(In this case, battery chain
ing is not available.)
Hora Alert
If the horn alert mode of the PR130 special functions is select
ed, then the vehicls hom will sound whenever an incoming
call is received. Also, when this function is set the phone will
not be turned off even if ignition is turned off so that the vehi
cle hom will sound to inform you of an incoming call during
your absence from your vehicle.
11. SUMMARY OF BASIC OPERATION
A. PIACINGACALL
Basic dialing [NUMBERj+fSENDJ
Repertory dialing [RCL]+[01-601+ISEND]
One touch dialing IM1 ]
Super Speed dialing [l-9i (Hold 0.5 seconds)
Two-touch dialing [10-60] (Hold 0.5 seconds)
B. RECEIVING A CALL
Single key [SEND!
Any key ANY KEY EXCEPT [PWR] KEY
Automatic answer AUTOMATIC
C. ENDING A CALL
All calls [END]
D. CLEARING DISPLAY
Clear kst di^t [CLR]
Clear entire number [CLR] (Hold 0.5 seconds)
E. ELECmONIC LOCK
Locking [FCNl+[I/LOCK] (Hold 0.5 seconds)
Unlocking [LOCK CODE]
Chan^ng lock code [FCNl+[6]+[LOCK CODE1+
[NEW LOCK CODE1+
[NEW LOCK CODE]
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F. REPERTORY MEMORY STORE<60 locations)
Any vacant location [NUMBERJ+[STOJ+[*]
Specific numeric grouping
^)ecific location [NUMBER]+lST01+[01-60l
ONE TOUCH location
G. ALPHA CHARACTER MEMORY STOR£(Maximum
10 characters)
Procedure
H. ALPHA MEMORY DIALING
Procedure (FCN]+[VALPHk[ALPHA
I. REVIEW VACANT MEMORY LOCATIONS
Procedure [RCL]+[*|+|A] or [▼]
J. REVIEW STORED TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Procedure [RCL)+[01-60]+[A] or [Tj
K. REVIEW LAST DIALED TELEPHONE
NUMBER
Procedure [RCL]+[0]+[0]
L. REVIEW LAST 9 TRIED TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Procedure [RCL]+[RCL]+[a] or [▼)
M. CHECKING BATTERY LEVEL
Procedure [FCN]+[3] (Hold Down key)
N. CHECKING CALL TIME COUNTER
Procedure [FCNl+19]
O. BASIC FUNCTION SET
Procedure [FCN|+[4)+[L0CKC0DE]+[a]
P. CHANGING OF SERVICE SYSTEM
Procedure [FCN]+[0]+[a] or [▼]+[ST0]
[NUMBER]+[STO)+lO-5]+[*]
1NUMBER]+[ST0)+[MI1
(NUMBER1+(FCN)+[VALPH1+
[ALPHA CHARACTER]+[STO]+[01-601
CHARACTER]+[SEND1
or [▼HRCLkiSTOl
Q. HELP DISPLAY
Procedure [FCN1+(FCN1+[A] or [▼]
R. PAUSE DIALING
Procedure [NUMBER|+lSTO]+[#]
S. RECALL OWN PHONE NUMBER(S) (NAMS)
Procedure [RCL]+[#]+[a] or [▼]
[NUMBER TO TRANSMIT] [SEND]
12. SPECinCATlONS
ITEM
FREQUENCY TX;824.04O^.970 MHz
CHANNEL SPACING 30KHz
RF CHANNELS 832 CHANNELS
TX/RX SEPARATION 45MHz
FREQUENCY STABILTIY -2.5 PPM to +2.5 PPM
RF POWER OUTPUT
MODULATION DATAPM
RECEIVE SENSlTlVflY -116 dBm (12 dE SINAD)
SUPPLY VOLTAGE DC 4.8V
OPERATING
TEMPERATURE
OPERATING TIME
(SUM BATTERY)
OPERATING TIME
(EXTENDED UFE BATTERY)
WEIGHT
SPECinCATTON
RX:869.04*>^3.970 MHz
0.6 WATT
V01CE;FM
-2012 to+5012
STANDBY TIME 10 HOURS
TALK TIME 55 MINUTES
STANDBYTIME 26 HOURS
TALK TIME 150 MINUTES
114g(WlTHOLT BATTERY)
199g(WITH SUM
BATTERY)
248g(WTTH LONG-UFE
BATTERY)
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12 MONTO UMITED
WARRANTY
AUDIOVOX CORPORATION (ihe Company), war
rants lo the original retail purchaser of this Audiovox
Cellular Telephone, that should this product or any
part there of(except the items listed below), under nor
mal use and conditions, be proven defective in material
or workmanship within the first twelve (12) month
period from the date of purchase, such defect(s) will
be repaired or replaced (with new or rebuilt parts) at
the Company's option, without charge for parts or
labor directly related to the defect(s).
The following items, if supplied, are similarly warrant
ed from the date of purchase for 90 Days-Retractable
antenna, transportable amtenna, rechargeable batterypack. desk-top charger. AC/DC adaptor, cigarette
lighter adaptor, carrying bag and bag hardware, wrist
strap, travel charger.
To obtain repairs or replacement withing the terms of
this Warranty, the product should be delivered with
proof of warranty coverage, specification of defect (s).
transportation prepaid, to the Company at the address
shown below or an approved warranty station. For the
nearest warranty station, please use the exclusive
TRAVELERS WARRANTY SERVICE.
Call toll free to (800)229-1235(in NY State, (516)23334101 for reference to an Authorized Warranty Station
in your area.
This Warranty does not apply to fuses, or costs
incurred for removal, reinstallation, testing, evaluation,
or to any product or part there of which has suffered
through alteration, serial number defacement, inprop
er installation, excessive temperature or humidity,
environmental conditions, mishandling, misuse,
neglect or accident. This Warranty is not assignable or
transferable.
THE EXTENT OF THE COMPANY'S LIABILITY
UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS LIMITED TO THE
REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT PROVIDED ABOVE
AND. IN NO EVENT. SHAU.THE COMPANYS LIA
BILITY EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE PAID BY
PURCHASER FOR THE PRODUCT.
The Company disclaims liability for geographic
coverage, Inadequate signal to antenna,
communications range or operation of the Cellular
System as a whole.
ANY IMPUED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING ANY
IMPUED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABttJTY
SHAa BE UMFTED TO THE DURATION OF
THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. ANY ACTON FOR
BREACH OF ANY WARRANTY HEREUNDER
INCLUDING ANY IMPUED WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY MUST BE BROUGHT
WITHIN A PERIOD OF 24 MONTHS FROM DATE
OF ORIGINAL PURCHASE IN NO CASE SHALL
THE CXDMPANY BE LIABLE FOR ANY
(XJNSEQUENTIAL OR INQDENTAL DAMAGES
FOR BREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER
WARRANTY, EXPRESS OR IMPUED,
WHATSOEVER.
No person or representative is authorized to
assume for the Company any liability other than
expressed herein in connection with the sale of
this product.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long
an implied warranty lasts or the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential damage
so the above limitation or exclusions may not
apply to you. This Warranty gives you specific
legal rights, and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
IN U.S.A. : AUDIOVOX CORPORATION
185 Oser Avenue. Hauppauge. New York 11788
(516)233-3300
IN CANADA ; AUDIOVOX CANADA LTD.
1070 Kamato Road. Unit 15 Mississauga. Ontario
UW2W5 (905)629-1400
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