Microphone is plugged to
the jack, which is in the
handset's connector
Microphone
Telefax
Home telephone
Modem ja PC
PABX
Loudspeaker
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Car radio mute
External alarm
+ Car battery
(+12 VDC)
GND
IGS
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1.0.2 Benefon Forte and Fax
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+12 V
GND
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AL
MUTE
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1.0.3 Benefon Forte and PC
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+12 V
GND
IGS
AL
MUTE
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2.0 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Installation Instructions
PROLOGUE
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 comm on se nse
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
Alarm signals settings for frequenct, level (either increasing or fixed), cycle and
tone (menu).
2.0.2 Car Installation kit
NumberDescription
1MUTE
2IGS
3GND
4AL
5SPKR
2.0.3 Transceiver Unit Installation
The mounting bracket can be installed in e.g. trunk.
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2.0.3.1 Positioning the Mounting Bracket
Should the telephone be requied also for indoor use, or in another vehicle, it is recommended to install the transceiver unit in an easily accessible place.
2.0.3.2 Locking the Connector
The antenna, system cable, and combined power/accessiry connector are fixed.
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2.0.4 Handset Installation
The handset should be mounted to allow easy use and ensure safe operation
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BENEF N
2.0.4.1 Holder Installation
2.0.4.2 Mounting the Handset Holder-Base
Screw the handset holder-base in place, and snap the holder into position by
twisting it carefully clockwise.
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2.0.4.3 Removal of the holder
The holder can be removed by carefully pressing the locking-tab (back, left)
and carefully turning the holder counter-clockwise.
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2.0.5 Speaker Installation
For Hands Free operation, the best place to mount the speaker is on the dirver’s
side of the dashboard, p ointing direct ly towards the dri ver . The sp eaker is connecte d
with the connecting cable.
2.0.6 Microphone Installation
The following points should be noted when installing the microphone:
- the microphone must not be directed at the speaker
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- it is not recommended to mount the microphone on a sun-blind, because the
microphone di rection will change with movement of the sun-blind
- the microphone must not be in the driver’s line of vision, where it could be
distracting
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- maximum range from driver’s mouth - about 20 cm
- the microphone is connected to the handset with a jack-plug
- it is not recommended to mount the speaker on a door-pillar or similar location
due to the high background noise at the side of vehicle
2.0.7 Voice-Controlled HF Installation
To ensure trouble-free HF operation, be sure to mount the speaker and microphone
carefully, as descriped on the previous page.
2.0.7.1 HF Tuning
With installation complete, connect loccal-box to both the handset spiral cable
and the handset system cable, and set telephone to local mode; press 1# and
start the vehicle; check the reading on the display for different revs, and press
OK twice when it is at its greatest.
Best results are obtained when HF tuning can be accomplished with the
vehicle moving at normal speeds.
Default value on display is 34, and the final value is 34 + compensation value.
In practice 40...55, depending on th e vehicle.
2.0.8 Mounting the Cables
There are two cables coming from the radio module: power and system cable.
The red supply cable connected to the battery.
With a 24 V supply, a voltage regulator must be used.
The black ground cable should be connected to a sufficiently firm place near the
radio module .
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2.0.8.1 Power Connector
Includes SPKR, GND, IGS, AL and MUTE connections.
NumberDescription
1MUTE
2IGS
3GND
4AL
5SPKR
6+12v
2.0.8.2 System Connector (Same Pinning in the System Cable)
The most recommended antenna location is on the car roof.
+ highest location
+ circular radiat io n trace
+ no shadows
+ good grounding
2.0.9.2 On Car Wing
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+ easy to mount
- irregular grounding
- car body creates shadows
2.0.9.3 On Boot Lid
Not recommended under any circumstances
- causes constant duplex-interference
2.0.9.4 On Vehicle Window
+ no holes in the bodywork
- does not work as well as body mounting
- expensive
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2.0.10 Connections
2.0.10.1 Power timer
IGS power timer is connected to t he veh icle ele ctrical syste m so tha t p ower on
is VB and power off is OV, figure 1.
1MUTE
2IGS
3GNDCaution!
4AL
5SPKR
6+VB
NOTE!
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The same numbering is used
with the power cable
IGS connection must not be made to the ignition system.
2.0.10.2 Car Radio Muting
MUTE car radio muting is connected with a connecting cable to the relay pins.
RELAY
86
87A
85
30
+ACC
VBATT
Car radio supply voltage
Voltage from car battey
30
85
RELAY
87A
86
car radio
MUTE
(EXTVB connector pin1 incarbox)
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2.0.10.3 Additional Alarm
AL alarm system is connected with a 4-ply connector to either a relay or an
extension. Alarm on/off is set by the handset menu.
RELAY
86
87A
85
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RELAY
VBATT
AL
(EXTVB connector pin4 in carbox)
30
85
86
2.0.11 Identity Programming
Connect a local-box with programming rights between the handset and the radio
module; turn power on, and press 0#, and LOCAL will be shown on the display.
2.0.11.1 Subscriber Number Programming
Press 2#, and Z X1 X2 X3 X4 X5 X6 Y1 Y2 Y3, and finally OK
Z = country code X1...X6 = 6-digit subscriber number
Y1... Y3 = 3.digit password
Check:
87
HORN
Press 2*, in case of error, and start subscriber-number programming again.
2.0.12 Combination Lock Programming
Press 3#, and X1 X2 X3 X4, and finally OK
X1...X4 = customer-defined combination
Check:
Press 3*, in case of error, and start combination lock programming again.
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2.0.12.1 Sales Date Programming
Press 4#, and XX XX XX, and finally OK
XX XX XX = d mm yy, for example 08 0
Check:
Press 4*, in case of error, and start sales date programming again.
2.0.13 Test Local Commands
CommandFunction
0#Transfer to LOCAL mode
1#HF tuning OK adju stment OK end
2#Subscriber number programming, and OK
2*Check subscriber number
3#Combination lock programming (4 digits) and OK
3*Check combination lock
4#Sales date programming (6 digits) and OK
4*Check sales date
5#
6#Additional Alarm on
6*Additional alarm OF F
7#Car radi o mu te ON
7*Car radio mute OFF
8#Reads IGN, HOOK, PTT, and AUTOCALL lines
9#Transfer shortcodes to LOCAL-BOX
999*Transfer shortcodes back to radio module
Change call country. Call country on the display enter new call coun with +/- buttons, store with OK
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3.0 OWNER’S MANUAL
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4.0 LOCAL SERVICE COMMANDS
4.0.1 General
There is a special program module called LOCAL which makes it possible to set,
read and program various features of the phone.
In order to activate the LOCAL program it is necessary to connect a local box
between the radio unit and the handset. When the power is switched on, and the
local box is connected, the LOCAL program becomes activated.
There are two kinds of local boxes. One merely has "service rights", i.e. you cannot
program subscriber number. The other has "full rights", i.e. there are no restrictions
in LOCAL.
4.0.2 Special Push Buttons In Local
ButtonAction
RChanges between LOCAL and NMT program
HFChanges between earphone and speaker
-HF-led indicates speaker mode-
SND/ENDEnds local command influence
MFT
+/-Volume settings
Used for scrolling letters A, b, C, D, E, F (accepts
either with OK or digit button)