Honeywell Aspire Operator's Manual

Operator’s Manual

Aspire Aviation Handset

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Revision History and Instructions

MANUAL Aspire Aviation Handset Operator’s Manual

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Summary This is a new release.

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Table of Contents

Section Page

1 About this Manual ........................................................................................................... 9

1.1 Scope ........................................................................................................................... 9

1.2 Part Numbers ............................................................................................................... 9

1.3 Organization ................................................................................................................. 9

1.4 Acronyms ..................................................................................................................... 9

1.5 About the Aviation Handset Within the Aspire System .............................................. 10

1.6 Product Support Services .......................................................................................... 10

2 Getting to Know Your Phone........................................................................................ 11

2.1 Use of the Touch Screen ........................................................................................... 12

2.2 Use of the Hard Keys ................................................................................................. 13

2.3 Getting to Know the Home Screen ............................................................................ 13

2.4 Handset Operational Status ....................................................................................... 14

3 Operation of the Handset.............................................................................................. 15

3.1 Turn the Handset On/Off ............................................................................................ 15

3.2 Navigating the Handset Screens ............................................................................... 15

3.3 Make a Call ................................................................................................................ 18

3.4 Receive a Call ............................................................................................................ 19

3.5 End a Call ................................................................................................................... 19

3.6 Select a Network ........................................................................................................ 20

3.7 Opening and Switching Applications .......................................................................... 21

3.8 Working with the Menus Key ..................................................................................... 21

3.9 Use of the Keyboard .................................................................................................. 21

3.10 Check of the Handset Operational Status.................................................................. 23

3.11 Connect to a Computer Through a USB .................................................................... 24

3.12 Add a Contact Information from Call Histo r y ............................................................. 24

3.13 Power Off the Handset ............................................................................................... 25

3.14 Clear the Call Log ...................................................................................................... 26

3.15 Administrator Password ............................................................................................. 26

3.16 About Phone Screen .................................................................................................. 27

3.17 Edit or Create a New Access Point ............................................................................ 28

3.18 Connecting to WiFi Networks ..................................................................................... 28

3.19 Connecting to Bluetooth Devices ............................................................................... 28

3.20 Turn Bluetooth On/Off ................................................................................................ 28

3.21 SIP Services ............................................................................................................... 28

3.22 Keyboard Settings ...................................................................................................... 29

3.23 SD Card ..................................................................................................................... 29

3.24 Date and Time ............................................................................................................ 29

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List of Figures

Figure Page

Figure 1 Aspire System Diagram ........................................................................................... 10

Figure 2 Aspire Aviation Handset .......................................................................................... 11

Figure 3 Handset Status Bar Details ..................................................................................... 14

Figure 4 Unlock Screen ......................................................................................................... 15

Figure 5 Dialer Screen ........................................................................................................... 16

Figure 6 Call History Screen .................................................................................................. 16

Figure 7 Contacts Screen ...................................................................................................... 17

Figure 8 Application Home Screen ........................................................................................ 17

Figure 9 On Call Screen ........................................................................................................ 18

Figure 10 Incoming Call Screen ............................................................................................ 19

Figure 11 Call Ended Screen ................................................................................................. 20

Figure 12 Manage Connection Screen .................................................................................. 20

Figure 13 Options Menu ........................................................................................................ 21

Figure 14 Onscreen Keyboard ............................................................................................... 22

Figure 15 Alpha Keyboard ..................................................................................................... 22

Figure 16 Numeric Keyboard ................................................................................................. 23

Figure 17 Advanced Settings ................................................................................................. 23

Figure 18 Virtual Keyboard Scr een ........................................................................................ 24

Figure 19 Contacts Updated Screen ..................................................................................... 25

Figure 20 Power off the Handset ........................................................................................... 25

Figure 21 Clear Call Log Screen............................................................................................ 26

Figure 22 Administrator Pass wor d Screen ............................................................................ 26

Figure 23 About Phone Screen.............................................................................................. 27

Figure 24 Ethernet Settings ................................................................................................... 28

Figure 25 Keyboard Settings ................................................................................................. 29

Figure 26 Date and Time Settings ......................................................................................... 29

Table Page

Table 1 List of Acronyms ......................................................................................................... 9

Table 2 Handset Hard Keys Description ................................................................................ 13

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1 About this Manual

This manual provides information about the operation of the Aspire Aviation Handsets and their associated cradle assemblies.

1.1 Scope

This manual includes information about operating the Aspire Aviation Handsets. For information about wiring, installation, configuration, and setup of the handsets, refer to System

Description, Installation, and Maintenance Manual 23-15-86.

1.2 Part Numbers

This manual applies to these Aspire Aviation Handset components:

• 1492-K-0111—kit, handset, corded, drop-in

• 1492-K-0112—kit, handset, cordless, drop-in

• 1492-K-0121—kit, handset, corded, flush mount

• 1492-K-0122—kit, handset, cordless, flush mount

1.3 Organization

This manual includes these sections:

• Getting to Know Your Phone—General information about the Aspire Aviation Handset

• Handset Operation—Information on how to operate the Aspire Aviation Handset

• Handset Specifications

1.4 Acronyms

ACRONYM DEFINITION

EDR Enhanced data rate IC Integrated circuit ID Identification LPDDR Low power double data rate NDU Network distribution unit PIN Personal identification number PMIC Power management integrated circuit SD Secure digital SDRAM Synchronous dynamic random access memory

Table 1 List of Acronyms

SIP Session initiation protocol USB Universal serial bus

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1.5 About the Aviation Handset Within the Aspire System

The Asp ire Aviation Handset c onnects to the Iridium s atellite network through t he Aspire system and provides data and voice services to the aircraft cabin. You can install the Aspire system with two antennas—a single-element or dual-element antenna.

The single-element a ntenna provides two chan nels on the Iridium network. The dual-element antenna provides two channels and short-burst data service on the Iridium network.

Network distribution un its (NDU)s extend the networ k of the Aspire system. NDUs can be installed in series, and each NDU can provide services for two or three wired handsets in the aircraft cabin.

1.6 Product Support Services

For questions about equipment, services, and repair and overhaul, contact Honeywell Inc. Honeywell, Inc.

400 Maple Grove Road Ottawa, Ontario K2V 1B8, CANADA

Email: Phone:

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AeroTechSupport@Honeywell.com

1. 1-800-601-3099 (U.S. and Canada) option 5, then option 3 (calls are routed to an on-call Product Support specialist after regular business hours).

2. 1-602-365-3099 (International) option 5, then option 3.

Figure 1 Aspire System Diagram

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2 Getting to Know Your P hone

Figure 2 shows the front and back of the Aspire Aviation Handset.

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Figure 2 Aspire Aviation Handset

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2.1 Use of the Touch Screen

Use a finger to c ontro l the Android features on the Aspire Aviation Handset . Your finger can manipulate the application icons , buttons (hard keys at th e bottom of the screen), men u items, and the onscree n keyboard as follows:

• Touch: To act on items on the screen, suc h as application and settings icons, t o type letters and symbols using the ons c reen k ey board, or to push onscreen buttons, they simply need to be touched by a finger.

• Touch and hold: An item on t he screen may be held by t ouching it and not lifting the finger until an action occurs. For example, to open a menu for customizing the home screen, an empty area on the home screen is touched and held until the menu opens.

• Drag: An ite m may be dragged by touching and h olding for a m oment and then, without lifting the finger, moving the finger across the screen until the target position is reached.

• Swipe or slide: To swipe or slide, move a finger across the surface of the screen, without pausing (so as not to drag an item inst ead). For exam ple, slide the screen up or down to scroll a list, and in some calendar views one may swipe a cross the screen to change the range of time visible.

• Double-tap: Tapping twice quickly on a we bpage, ma p, or other scr een to zoom. For example, double-tap a section of a webp age in the browser to zoom that sectio n to fit the width of the screen. Double-tapping af ter pinch ing to zoom i n some applic ations, such as browser, changes a column of text to fit the width of the screen.

Rotate the screen: On most screens, the orientation of the screen rotates with the phone as it is turned from upright to its side and back again.

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2.2 Use of the Hard Keys

The handset’s physical buttons (Hard Keys) offer a variety of functions and shortcuts. The primary buttons are described in Table 2.

Table 2 Handset Hard Keys Description

Button Push Push and Hold

Power Turns off the screen. Volume Up /

Down

Dialer Menu

Back Opens the previous screen. If

Apps

When a call is in progress, increases or decreases the call volume. When the phone is ringing, silences the ringer.

On the Home screen when no call is in progress, increases or decreases the ringtone volume, or sets the phone to be silent or to vibrate instead of ringing.

In other applications, controls the volume of music, spoken directions, and other audio.

Open the Dialer screen.

Opens a menu with items that affect the current screen or application.

the onscreen keyboard is open, closes the keyboard.

Open the Apps screen.

Quickly increases the ringtone volume to maximum or minimum.

2.3 Getting to Know the Home Screen

The Home screen is the starting point to access all the functions and features on the handset. T he Hom e screen displays application icons, widgets, shortcuts, and operational status, such as Battery charge, Time and Date, WiFi, Service access, etc.

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2.4 Handset Operational St at u s

The handset Operational Status is represented by the group of icons that show at the top of every screen. Figure 3 describes the status bar information.

Figure 3 Handset Status Bar Details

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3 Operation of the Handset

3.1 Turn the Handset On/Off

Use the power button to turn the handset on or off. To turn the handset on:

1. Push and hold the Power button (on the top of the handset) for a few seconds until th e screen lights.

The unlock screen appears.

2. To unlock the screen, slide the green Unlock button to the right. The dial pad screen appears. Use the dial pad to make c alls. For more information on how to

make calls, refer to Section 3.3 Make a Call on page 18.

To turn the handset off:

1. Push and hold the Power button until a menu opens.

2. Touch Power off in the menu.

3. Touch OK when asked to confirm the handset turn off.

3.2 Navigating the Handset Screens

Use the touch screen an d hard k ey s t o navigate through th e ha nds et sc r ee ns and applications once the handset is powered on and unlocked.

To navigate through the handset screens:

1. To unlock the handset, slide the green Unlock button to the right.

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Figure 4 Unlock Screen

The Dialer screen appears.

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Figure 5 Dialer Screen

2. Slide the Dialer screen to the left to open the call History screen.

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Figure 6 Call History Screen

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3. Slide the Dialer screen to the right to open the Contacts screen.

Figure 7 Contacts Screen

4. Push the Apps key to open the application home screen.

5. Push the Back button to return to the previous screen from any of the application screens.

6. Push the Apps button to return to the applications home screen.

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Figure 8 Application Home Screen

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7. Push the Dialer button to switch from any of the applications to the dialer screen.

3.3 Make a Call

The details of the called party and the elapsed call time show on the on call screen while a call is in progress.

When a call is in progress, touch the applicable icon on the on call screen to:

• Transfer to the dialer screen to add another call to a call conference.

• Turn the speaker phone on or off.

• Mute the call.

• Turn Bluetooth on or off.

3.3.1 Make a Call from the Dialer Screen

1. On the Dialer screen, use the keyboard and enter the number to call. To delete an incorrect number, touch .

2. Touch to place the call.

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Figure 9 On Call Screen

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3.3.2 Make a Call from the Call History or Contacts Screen

1. Slide the Dialer screen to the left to open the call History screen, or to the right to open the Contacts screen.

2. Touch next to the number to call.

3.4 Receive a Call

When an incoming call is observed on the handset, touch Answer to accept the call, or Decline to ignore the call. The Incoming Call s creen display s th e caller nu mber or the ca lle r ID (na me) during the incoming call notification.

3.5 End a Call

1. To end a call, touch . When a call is ended, the Call Ended screen is displayed.

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Figure 10 Incoming Call Screen

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Figure 11 Call Ended Screen

3.6 Select a Network

The Aspire Aviation Handset can override the default network configured for the aircraft's satellite communication system . The available networks depend on t he satellite communication equip ment on the aircraft. The override enables users to select lower cost services or services with bandwidth appropriate for their applications. To select a network on the applications home screen, select the

Manage Connection application and choose a network connection as shown in Figure 12.

Figure 12 Manage Connection Screen

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3.7 Opening and Switching Applications

The applications home s creen has icons for all of the applications on the phone. When an application icon is selected, it launches the selected a pplicat ion. Once an a pplicat ion is laun ched, it remains active until it is exite d. S e lect the applications home button to s witc h bac k t o the applications home screen and launch another application, without closing the previous application.

3.8 Working with the Menus Key

Push the Menu key to open an opt ions menu that lists the act ivities or actions that apply to the current screen or application.

All screens may not have an options menu; if Menu is pushed on a screen that has no options menu, nothing happens.

Figure 13 shows an example options menu.

3.9 Use of the Keyboard

Enter alphanumeric data using the onscreen keyboard. Some applications open the keyboard automatically. In others, a data entry field has to be touched in order to keyboard. For example, as shown in Figure 14, to uch the Search Contacts are a and then use the k eyboard to enter the c ontac t to be searched.

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Figure 13 Options Menu

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Figure 14 Onscreen Keyboard

Some fields open the alpha keyboard, as shown in Figure 15.

Figure 15 Alpha Keyboard

Other fields open the numeric keyboard, as shown in Figure 16.

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Figure 16 Numeric Keyboard

3.10 Check of the Handset Operational Status

To view the handset operational status:

1. On the applications home screen, touch the Settings icon, and then touch Advanced.

2. Enter the PIN and touch Continue. The Advanced settings screen lists the full set of handset operational settings.

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Figure 17 Advanced Settings

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3.11 Connect to a Computer Through a USB

Connect the Aspire handset to a c omputer through a Micro-B US B cable, to transfer music, pictures, and other files between the phone and the computer.

3.12 Add a Contact Information from Call History

The Call History screen provides information about the dialed, received, and missed call numbers. To save a new contact from the Call History screen:

1. Slide the Dialer screen to the left to open the call history screen.

2. Touch the number to be added as a contact.

3. Touch Add to Contacts.

4. Touch the cursor in a field and use the a lphanu mer ic k ey board to enter the details.

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Figure 18 Virtual Keyboard Screen

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The contacts screen gets updated with the new contact.

Figure 19 Contacts Updated Screen

3.13 Power Off the Handset

To power off the handset:

1. Push and hold the Power button (on the top of the handset) for a few seconds.

2. Touch Power off.

3. Touch OK to confirm power off.

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Figure 20 Power off the Handset

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3.14 Clear the Call Log

The call Histor y screen giv es the details ab out the receiv ed, dialed, and the missed call numbers. Push the Clear Call Log to delete the call history, as shown in Figure 21.

Figure 21 Clear Call Log Screen

3.15 Administrator Password

For security reasons, the handset settings are password protected. Only administrators have access rights to the settings options.

Figure 22 Administrator Password Screen

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3.16 About Phone Screen

View information about the handset on the About phone screen, as shown in Figure 23. The following information is available:

• Status

• Legal information

• Software Part Number

• Software Revision

• Android version

• Kernel version

• Build number

The Status information includes:

• Phone number assigned

• Other network or interface addresses

• Up time

• IP address

• Ethernet MAC address

Figure 23 About Phone Scree n

For example, to check the handset battery status (charging, discharging) and level (as a percentage of fully charged), touch About phone, and then touch Status.

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