Audiovox SP85 User Manual

Owner’s Operating Instructions

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FEATURES AND OPTIONS.................................................... 4

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

TELEPHONE UNIT FUNCTIONS........................................... 6

BASIC OPERATION..................................................................7

Turning the Unit ON To Store a Number in Memory To Recall a Number from Memory If You Want to See the Prefix Last Number Review Display Own Telephone Number Repertory Memory Scroll

Automatic Storing into the Vacant Memory Address

To Lock the Unit

Automatic Lock (NAM Option) To Unlock the Unit Backlighting Control Volume Control

PLACING TELEPHONE CALLS........................................... 11

To Place a Call If the Call Fails to Go Through Automatic Redial (NAM Option) Terminating a Call (Hanging Up) To Receive Calls

To Place a Call to a Number in the Memory To Mute Phone Conversation Call in Progress Protection

CALL RESTRICTION (NAM OPTION)

To Set Mode of Call Restriction Mode

To Exit Call Restriction Programming Mode

HANDS-FREE OPERATION (NAM OPTION).................... 14

END to END SIGNALING......................................................14

Touch Tone'’’’'' from Memory

Link Dialing SCRATCH-PAD DIALING SCRATCH-PAD DIALING WITH KEYING

TONES OFF.........................................................................16

CALL TIME DISPLAY

To Display the Talk Time of the Last Call

To Display the Cumulative Talk Time To Display the Number of Calls To Clear the Timer

One Minute Beep (NAM Option)

A/B SYSTEM SELECTION ...................................................18

SYSTEM INHIBIT (NAM OPTION) .....................................19

RADIO FREQUENCY CHANNEL INDICATOR HORN ALERT (NAM OPTION) CALL IN ABSENCE INDICATOR

FUNCTION REVIEW

IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION..............................22

WARNING

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AUDIOVOX

CELLULAR CAR TELEPHONE

FOR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE

AUDIOV'OX is a leader in the Cellular Car Telephone

industry. The AUDIOV'OX line features state of the art technology throughout. The newest entry into the market is AUDIOVOX’s SP85. This 3rd generation phone features two exciting technological advance and the sleekest, slimmest styling to date.

The SP85 can be made into a tranportable phone with

the addition of the optional accessory TCT-200.

In the transportable mode the SP85 provides more standby time than previous models, making cellular communications even more convenient.

The styling of the SP8,5 is sleek and trim. Of course

the SP85 features a mini transceiver. In addition, the SP85 cellular car telephone offers an outstanding array of features such as push button on-hook dialing that enables you to dial while the handset is in the cradle; repertory dialing that lets you store and recall up to 50 of your frequently called numbers; and last number redial that permits you to redial the last number you called at the touch of a single button (a great help when calling frequently busy phones). An electronic "scratch pad” allows you to enter a number into the unit while you are engaged in a conversation without writing it down; the number can be recalled later using the

repertory dialing or last number redial features. The SP85 also has a call time display feature that automatically counts the time that your phone is in operation, and touch tone from memory that allows you to access discount long distance services, signal pagers or banking by phone.

AUDIOVOX has made the installation and

maintenance of the Cellular Car Telephone simple. The small, sturdy, compact transceiver can be

installed in one easy operation. A flexible mounting system allows the phone to be mounted

where ever you want. For all its high tech sophistication, the AUDIOVOX

SP85 Cellular Car Telephone is surprisingly easy to

use; you simply dial, no codes, no operators, no

waiting, no hassle.

And the AUDIOVOX Cellular Car Telephone is no-

nonsense, high quality instrument, rugged enough for

off—road use as well as high speed freeway vibration.

The following pages, which describe the unit’s functions and many of its components, will help you to make the easiest and most efficient use of AUDIOVOX SP85 Cellular Car Telephone.

FEATURES AND OPTIONS

•Push Button Dialing

•Backlit Keypad and Display with ON/OFF Control

•Large Size Dot-matrix LCD Display Status/Function Indicator

15 Digit Dial Number

Receiving Signal Strength Indicator

•Pre-set Dialing up to 16 Digits (32 Digits: NAM OPTION)

•16 Digit Extended Readability

•Last Digit Clear

•Digit Display Clear

•On-Hook Dialing

• Repertory Dialing: 16 Digit 50 Memories shared with Scratch pad Memory

•Repertory Memory Scroll

•Automatic Storing into the Vacant Memory Address

• Link Dialing

•Last Number Redial

•Automatic Redial (NAM OPTION)

•Last Number Review

•Call Restriction (NAM OPTION)

•Electronic Scratch Pad

•End-to-End Signaling

•Touch Tone™ from Memory

•Call in Progress Protection

•Five Function Call Time Display

•Handsfree Operation (NAM OPTION)

•Horn Alert (NAM OPTION)

•Call in Absence Indicator

•Safety Timer

•Display Own Telephone Number

•Multiple A/B System Selection

• System Inhibit (NAM OPTION)

•RF Channel Indicator

•Electronic Lock

•Automatic Lock (NAM OPTION)

•Function Review

•Rear Seat Extention (OPTION)

• Flexible Mounting Touch Tone'^®’’ is the registered trade mark of AT&T.

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

(subject to change without notice)

Frequency Range:

Number of RF Channels: Channel Spacing: Duplex Spacing: Frequency Stability:

Oprating Temperature: Supply Voltage: 13.7V DC Current Drain: Size:

Transceiver:

Telephone Unit:

Weight:

Transceiver: Telephone unit:

RF Power Output:

Conducted Spurious:

824 to 849 MHz Transmit

869 to 894 MHz Receive

832 Full Duplex

±2.5 PPM

-30° to -r60°C

l20%, Negative Ground

approx. 1.5A in use, 0.2A standby

30Hx200Wxl60D[mm]

l.I8Hx7.87Wx6.30D(inches)

61Hx60Wx200D(mm)

2.40Hx2.36Wx7.87D(inches)

approx. 1.2 kg (2.641bs) approx. 0.4 kg (0.881bs)

3 watts (50 ohms)

60 dB Below Carrier

30 kHz

45 MHz

(1) IN USE (2) NO SVC (8) ROAM (4) LOCK (5) SIGNAL-

STRENGTH

(15) POWER-

(16) SPEAKER

TELEPHONE UNIT

FUNCTIONS

41^ № SVC ROAM LOCK

OS.illTelNo

[0123456789

3"(6) ALPHANUMERIC

DISPLAY

(7) SEND (8) END

(9) FUNC

.(lO)VOLUME

CONTROLS

■(ID RCL

■(12) STO

>-(13) CLK

(14) DIGIT KEYS

15 CHARACTER FUNCTIONAL ALPHA

(6)

NUMERIC DISPLAY:

First 5 characters usually indicate current

function and status conditions. The remaining 10 characters usually show the last 10 digits of the dialed number.

(1’) I SEND I

a call.

(8) iEN^ key terminates a call. (9) I FUNC I (function) key shifts the digit keys to

the functional key.

(10) [V|, keys control Loudspeaker and Earpiece

audio level as well as Alert tone.

fVl: Downward, [A]: Upward

(11) I RCL I (recall) key recall telephone numbers from

memory and is also used as the FUNCTION KEY.

(12) I STO I (store) key stores number on the repertory

dialing list in memory.

(13) [CLWI (clear) key clears the digit(s) from the

memory.

(14) DIGIT KEYS to enter a telephone number. (15) IPOWERI switch controls power to the unit. (16) Built-in Loudspeaker (17) MICROPHONE JACK for HANDS-FREE

key for originating or receiving

(17) MIC. JACK'

(1) |IN USEI indicator lights when a call is in

progress.

(2) I NO SVCl (no service) indicator lights when the

unit is in a non-coverage area.

(3) I ROAM I indicator lights when the unit is out of

the home area.

(4)

LOCK I indicator lights when the unit is locked.

(5) SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICATOR; The number

of shaded blocks indicates the Receiving Signal Strength.

It! is also used as a POWER ON indicator

which lights when the unit is turned on.

BASIC OPERATION

Turning the Unit On

With the ignition key at “ON” or “ACCESSORY”,

press the IPOWERI switch. The indicator |T) will

light (all indicator will light momentarily and will show

your telephone number, and a tone will be heard).

•Signal Strength Indicator

This enables you to know the Signal Strength in your

area. The number of the shaded blocks indicates it, and four blocks is the maximum level. The display

will vary as your car moves. If the signal is not

strong enough to originate a call, | NO SVC I indicator

will appear on the readout.

To Store a Number in Memory

1. Press [CLR], then enter telephone number.

2. Press HO]. then enter the memory address (01 through 50).

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

AUDIOVOX

FEATURES AND OPTIONS

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

BASIC OPERATION

Turning the Unit On

To Store a Number in Memory