These installation instructions have been prepared to assist fitters in installing the
equipment, and are as s uch o nl y to ser ve a s a g ui de . Nothing beats common sense
and good experience.
Installation is always based on the need of the customer to use the phone in the
environment in which it will be installed. Nego tiate with the customer where the different parts will be installed. It is important that the customer tells of his own preferences and choices, and that th e fitter/sale sman tells whe re it is possible /advisable to
locate different items.
It is the salesman’s responsibility to see that the installation order is properly filled
out.
RECOMMEND
- antenna location on the roof
- handset location does not interfere with road safety
- speaker located in the driver’s side leg-room
- microphone as close as possible to the driver’s mouth
The phone’s own number will be displayed each time the power is turned on, after
the segment test. It is programmed into the phone by storing it in memory location
99. The memory location may also include a name of max. 10 characters, which will
be displayed along with the phone’s own number.
1. Turn the phone on without the LOCAL BOX.
2. Write the phone’s number to the display, including its dialling code .
3. If desired, w rit e also t he na me to the up per di splay ( see the phon e’s owner’s
manual).
4. Enter * 99 (and if necessary, confirm o ver-write by pressing F).
5. Check the programming by switching the power off, and then on again.
3.1.6 Often Used Local Commands
0#Local reset
01#SWING level tuning
1#HF tuning
2#Subscriber number program m ing
2*Read subscriber number
3# Password code programming
3*Read password code
4#Series number pr ogramming
4*Read series number
6# Date of sale programming
6*Read date of sale
9# Transfer short c ode memory from the phone to the Local Box
95#Select battery type (select with +/- keys and F)
95*Read battery type from battery pack memory
999*Transfer short code memory from the Local Box to the phone
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3.2 DELTA CAR KIT
The Car Kit includes a phone holder (HDH-40), a car box (CIU-40), an antenna, an
installation base, a hf speaker , a microphone and a cable. The Car Kit sales p ackage
also includes an installation material bag, which contains the necessary installation
equipment. On the 6th page you will find a diagram of connections explaining how to
install the Car Kit.
Caution:
The Car Kit should be installed by Benefon authorized installer only. An end user
should never attemp to install the Car Kit alone without any p rofessional assistance.
The professional installers have the required tools and knowledge to install the Car
Kit properly and safely. Also the terms of warranty demand that the Car Kit is
installed by professional personnel. Cable routing may cause interference with the
components of the vehicle’s electronic systems (such as inginition and braking systems). It is recommended that ca ble is not routed next to these electronic components.
Choose a suitable place for the antenna. It is recommended that you place the
antenna on the roof of the vehicle.
3.2.2 Phone Holder HDH-40
Choose such a place for the phone holder in the vehicle that will be both easy and
safe when using the phone. First, fix the installation base to the place you have chosen, and then install the phone holder in the installation base.
3.2.3 Microphone
Install the micro pho ne so th at i t is aim ed di rectl y at the user, and comes as close as
possible to the user’s mouth. A good place for the microphone is near the rearview
mirror where the noise level is lower than, for example, beside a windshield pillar. It
is also possible to install the microphone on a sun visor, but then it will be inconvenient to use the sun visor and microphone at the same time. One alternative would
be a swan-neck microphone as it can be placed closest to the user’s mouth.
3.2.4 Cable
Obtain the necessary +-electricity from a suitable place, preferably directly from the
battery of the vehicle. Connect the fuse chamber to the +-wire. You will find the fuse
chamber in the inst allatio n materi al bag. Connect th e groun d lead to t he frame of the
car with a short wire.
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3.2.5 External Handset HDS-50
Install the external handset the same way as you installed the phone holder.
3.2.6 Car Box CIU-40
Place the car box out of sight inside the dashboard of the car or to another suitable
place. First, connect th e wires to the car box. I nstall th e car b ox so tha t the heat sink
has some space for cooling. The car box has holes which enable you to fasten the
car box with a cable tie. The installation material bag also contains adhe sive band
fasteners.
3.2.7 Hf Speaker
Install the speake r in a sui t able place nea r the floor of the car. To avoid echo remember to pay attention to the position of the microphone as well.
Benefon Delta offers you a hand s free -setup for th e Car Kit and Office Set : the
background noise tuning (CAR KIT AND OFFICE SET TUNING) and MIC-ERP
contrast tuning (CAR KIT AND OFFICE SET SWING).
3.3.1 CAR KIT TUNING AND OFFICE SET TUNING (theory)
You can set up the activation level of the microphone by using the CAR KIT
TUNING option. The level is correct when the microphone path is activated by
voice alone, and not, for example, by background noise in your car or office.
The following figure shows you the CAR KIT TUNING AND OFFICE SET
TUNING setup process.
a. If the CAR KIT TUNING is set too high, your voice (1) will not activate the
microphone path properly, and the pe rson at the other end will only hear
interrupted transmission of speech.
b. If the CAR KIT TUNING has been set up too low, the background noise in
your car (2) will activate the microphone path, and the volume of the HFspeaker will be low.
50
40
30
c. When the CAR KIT TUNING has been set correctly only your voice (1 & 3)
will open the microphone path.
(1 )
(2)
Car kit tuning
(3)
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40
30
Benefon phones have been set in our factory so that they will function in most
cars. The factory setting for the CAR KIT TUNING is 017.
The four-step CAR KIT SWING AND OFFICE SET SWING tuning is used to
set the contrast of the microphone amplification/speaker attenuation swing. In
the following figures the swing position while listening to the Car Kit or Office
Set is indicated by a solid line and the position while speaking into Car Kit or
Office Set the indicated by a dotted line.
a. With a tuning value of 4 it is possible to obtain the smallest difference
between the amplification and attenuation of the microphone and speaker. This
means that the connection is almost bidirectional. If the HF-function easily
creates feedback, decrease the value of the CAR KIT SWING AND OFFICE
SET SWING. By turning down the volume it is possible to reduce the
occurance of feedback.
MIC
SP
Listening
4
3
2
1
Speaking
b. With a tuning value of 1 it is possible to obtain the greatest difference
between the amplification and attenuation of the microphone and speaker. This
means that the connection is almost unidirectional.
MIC
SP
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4
3
2
1
Speaking
The factory setting for the CAR KIT SWING AND OFFICE SET SWING is 4.
To ensure trouble-free HF op eration, care should be t aken in positioni ng the speaker
and microphone, as outlined above.
3.3.3.1 HF Tuning
The purpose of the t uning is to adjust the level at which the microphone is switched
on. The trigger level must be a litt l e higher than th e normal vehicle background
noise, but not more than the user’s normal voice level.
3.3.3.2 Automatic HF Tuning
When the speaker and m icrophone have b een installed , connect the LOCAL ad apter
and set the phone to LOCAL mode.
1. Turn the phone on.
2. Enter 1#
Note that the displayed value changes in response to background noise.
3. Press F when the the display shows the highest value corresponding to
background noise.
HF is now set to the level corresponding to the highest background noise. In
most cases, the recommended value will be between 16 and 18.
4. Store the value by pressing the F key again.
If the background noise can not for some reason be simulated, the average
level must be estimated, and the tuning performed manually (see Manual HF
tuning).
3.3.3.3 Manual HF Tuning
It will be necessary to set the HF tuning manually if it is not possible to run a simul ation test, or if it is known by experience the desired microphone trigger level.
1. Set the phone to LOCAL mode.
2. Enter 1# and F
3. Enter the desired value and F.
The value must be three digit e.g. 018.
3.3.3.4 Swing-level Tuning
The swing-level contr ols t he HF feed back da mp ing (t he la rg er the va lu e, the smal ler
the damping). In phones leaving the factory, the default value is 4.
In practice, SWING means the level to which the incoming volume level will be sup-
Question: The message BATT MEMO is displayed when turning the phone on or
changing the battery. What does it mean?
Answer: There is a memory circuit inside the battery pack which contains informa-
tion about the battery type, charging currents, battery charge counter, etc. If the
phone is not able to read this information when being turned on, it displays the message BATT MEMO.
Question: How can the above fault be repaired?
Answer: Clean the battery contacts, set the phone to LOCAL mode, and read the
battery type with command 95*. If the type is incorrect, then programme the correct
type with the command 95#. The arrow keys can be used to select the battery type,
and pressing F will store the info rmation in the battery p ack memory. If BATT MEMO
is still displayed when turning the phone on, then the battery pack should be
replaced.
If the phone is not able to read the battery pack memory, it will assume that the battery type is 600 mAh NiMH. The phone cannot necessarily charge the battery to its
full capacity, charging currents are small, and charging times are long.
Question: The phone displays the message B BATT. What does it mean, and how
can the fault be repaired?
Answer: Inside the phone, there is a back-up battery for RAM memory. When the
phone is off and the battery pack is removed or completely empty, the back-up battery will supply RAM memory with enough current to ensure that no information is
lost. Typical information in RAM memory are quick-memory numbers, short code
memory numbers - information provided by the user.
Repair: Replace the back-up battery.
Note ! The B BATT message may be displayed after changing the program PROM.
In this case, no action is required.
Question: Ca n short code m emories b e transferre d from an ol der Benefo n phone to
a new one?
Answer: No. In new phones there are more alpha-numeric characters and the mem-
ory construction is different from older models. On the other hand, numbers can be
transferred between Benefon Beta and Benefon Delta.
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Product: TDP-40-TN2 (Delta) / Local
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4.0 LOCAL SERVICE-COMMANDS
Local
4.0.1 Keyboard
HF/HS
SND/ENDtermination of Local command
R
+/-Volume etc. control and adjustment (see commands)
FR
4.0.2 Commands
(XXX)#executes
(XXX)*terminates equivalent (XXX)# comman d
XXXX#channel c ommand
Audio path and microphone switching between ERP,
SPK, and EXTHS
SPK is indicated by the HF symbol
EXTHS is indicated by the flashing HF symbol
ERP is indicated when the HF symbol is not visible
A, b, C, d, E, F input (Input is concluded by either the F
key or the next number) Note: fi rst enter a number.
To change to NMT mode, if the local box has already
been removed
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