Huawei ETS2256 Owner's Manual

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Welcome to use HUAWEI ETS2056/2256/2556 Fixed Wireless Terminal from Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd.

HUAWEI ETS2056/2256/2556 Fixed Wireless Terminal

User Manual

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Notice

The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Every effort has been made in the preparation of this manual to ensure accuracy of the contents, but all statements, information, and recommendations in this manual do not constitute the warranty of any kind, expressed or implied.

Contents

1 Warnings and Precautions .....................................................................................................1

2 Introduction ...........................................................................................................................5

Packing List ...................................................................................................................5

Antenna and Feeder (Optional) .....................................................................................5

Product Features ............................................................................................................7

3 Function Description.............................................................................................................9

Display and Operating Elements ...................................................................................9

Display Screen Description .........................................................................................13

4 Installation Description .......................................................................................................16

External Power Adapter Installation ...........................................................................16

Battery Detachment/Installation..................................................................................16

R-UIM Card Installation (Optional)............................................................................17

Connecting the FWT to a PC.......................................................................................18

Installing Antenna (Optional) ......................................................................................19

Mounting Mode ...........................................................................................................25

5 Quick Start...........................................................................................................................27

6 Basic Operations .................................................................................................................28

Preparation...................................................................................................................28

Turning On...................................................................................................................28

Making a Call ..............................................................................................................28

Answering a Call .........................................................................................................30

Hands-free Mode Switchover......................................................................................31

Supplementary Services ..............................................................................................31

Voice Volume Tuning ..................................................................................................31

Turning Off..................................................................................................................32

7 Phone Book .........................................................................................................................33

Entering the "Phone Book" Interface ..........................................................................33

Selecting Memory .......................................................................................................33

Saving a Number to Phone Book ................................................................................33

Browsing Phone Book.................................................................................................34

Modifying Contact Entry.............................................................................................34

Deleting Contact Entry ................................................................................................35

Copying Contact Entry ................................................................................................35

Groups..........................................................................................................................35

8 Call Record..........................................................................................................................37

Entering the "Records" Interface.................................................................................37

Received Calls .............................................................................................................37

Missed Calls ................................................................................................................37

Dialed Calls .................................................................................................................38

9 Message...............................................................................................................................39

Entering the "Messages" Interface ..............................................................................39

Browsing Messages .....................................................................................................39

Writing a Message .......................................................................................................40

Voice Mailbox..............................................................................................................40

Outbox .........................................................................................................................40

Settings ........................................................................................................................41

10 FWT Settings.....................................................................................................................42

Entering the "Settings" Interface .................................................................................42

Common Setting..........................................................................................................42

Personal Setting ...........................................................................................................44

Advanced Setting.........................................................................................................46

11 Introduction to Text Entry.................................................................................................47

Text Entry Supported...................................................................................................47

When to Use Text Entry ..............................................................................................47

How to Use Text Entry................................................................................................47

ABC (abc) Input ..........................................................................................................48

ENG (eng) Input ..........................................................................................................49

123 Input......................................................................................................................49

12 Maintenance ......................................................................................................................50

13 Troubleshooting.................................................................................................................51

14 Technical Specification .....................................................................................................53

15 Product Series....................................................................................................................54

Warnings and Precautions

To use HUAWEI E efficiently and securely, you should notice following cautions.

Basic Cautions

y Check fittings based on the packing list to make sure they are complete and undamaged. y Read this manual carefully before installing and using FWT.

Electronic Device

Switch your FWT off near high-precision electronic devices. The FWT may affect the performance of these devices.

Such devices includ other automatic-control devices. If you are using an electronic medical device, consult the device manu electronic device.

Hospital

y attention to the following Pa points in hospitals or health care facilities:

y Do not take your FWT into the operating room (OR), intensive care unit (ICU), or

coronary care unit (CCU).

y Switch your FW y Observe any instructions wherever the use of wireless device is prohibited.

Traffic Safety

Do not use your FWTy while driving. Secure the FWT on its holder. Do not place the

FWT on the seat or other places where it can get loose in a sudden stop or collision.

y Observe the rules and regulati

boarding an aircraft.

facturer and confirm whether the radio wave affects the operation of this

TS2056/2256/2556 Fixed Wireless Terminal (FWT) accurately,

e hearing aids, pacemakers, fire alarm systems, automatic gates, and

T off near medial devices.

ons of airline companies. Switch your FWT off before

Operating Environment

Do not place magnetic storage media such as magnetic cards and floppy disks near the FWT. Radiation from the Fy WT may erase the information stored on them.

y Do not put your FWT, battery, or other accessories in containers with strong magnetic

field, such as the induction cooker and microwave oven. Otherwise, circuit failure, fir or explosion may resul

y Do not leave your FWT, battery, or power adapter in a high-temperature place or use

them in a place with flammable gas. Otherwise, malfunction of the products, fire, or explosion may result.

y Because FWT needs to eliminate heat during working, put the FWT and the power

supply in a ventila or place it near water, fire as well as inflammable and explosive materials.

y m

Because FWT contains precision devices, you should put it in a dry place and away fro moist ma

y Before cleaning FWT, please turn off the FWT, and then disconnect the power suppl

and take out the battery. Before moving FWT, please disconnect the external power supply.

y rious collision or shock.

Do not subject your FWT, battery, and power adapter to se Otherwise, battery leakage, FWT malfunction, overheat, fire, or explosion may result

y t

Do not place sharp metal objects such as pins near the earpiece. The earpiece may attrac these objects and hurt you when you are using the FWT.

Do not place the FWT in the area over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Otherwise, the FWT may hurt you owing to the strong force when th

y When lightning, if you use the power adapter, please turn off the FWT and disconnect

the power adapter from external power supply. If outdoor antenna is used, pl the FWT and do not touch the interface between FWT and antenna.

y ldren. Do not

Put your FWT, battery, and power adapter in places beyond the reach of chi allow children to use the FWT, battery, or power adapter without guidance.

Do not touch the antenna when a call is going on. Touching the antenna may affect call quality and cause the FWT to operate at a power level higher than needed.

The network signal condition will directly affect the quality and stability of the call. Consequently, you should place FWT in a place where it can receive network sig Do not put FWT in a building with an iron or metal roof. The distance between FWT and other metal materials (such greater than 25cm and the distance between FWTs should be greater than 30cm.

Do not open the chassis in any case and the device should be maintained by a qualified maintenance department.

y re and security design

Without permission, you are not allowed to modify the architectu of FWT. You must bear any consequence resulted from the operation without permission.

y Your FWT is design

specifications. Use FWT accessories approved by Huawei only.

ted and shadowy place. Never airproof the FWT or put something on it

terials.

e air bag inflates.

as metal brackets or metal doors and windows) should be

ed to conform to the authoritative international radio frequency (RF)

ease turn off

nal well.

Emergency Call

You can use your FWT for emergency calls. However, connections in all conditions cannot be guaranteed. You should never rely solely on the FWT for essential communications.

Battery

If the battery fluid gety s into eyes, do not rub them. Wash with clean water and seek

medical assistance immediately.

y If the battery fluid contacts skin or cloth, wash with clean water immediately to avoid

irritation to the skin.

y Do not dispose of the battery in fire. Otherwise, the battery may ignite or explod y When installing the battery on your FWT, do not push the battery by force lest batter

fluid leak out or the battery crack.

y Do not connect two poles of the battery with metallic materials such as cables.

Do not disassemble the battery or solder the batter

y y poles. Otherwise fluid leakage,

overheat, fire, or explosion may result.

y is battery leakage, smoke, or strange smell, stop using the battery and keep it

If there away from open flame to avoid fire or explosion. Disconnect the power adapter and take out the battery when FW

y T is not used for a long

time.

y Do select its self-contained complete battery and power adapter, otherwise, FWT may be

spoiled. Dispose o

y Dispose of the battery according to local laws or regulations.

f used batteries according to the instructions

Power Adapter

Use AC power as specified for the powy er adapter. Any violation of this rule may result in

fire or malfunction of the power adapter.

y Do not short-circuit the power adapter. Short-circuiting the power adapter may cause

or malfunction of the power adapte

y Remove the dust on the power plug regularly.

Do not use worn-out power cords. Otherwise, electric shock, short-circuiting of th

y e

power adapter, or fire may result. Do not put the power adapter near the container f

y illed with liquid such as water. If the

liquid comes into the power adapter, electrical leakage or other faults may result.

If the liquid such as water comes into the power adapter accidentally, remove the plug of the power adapter from the socket immediately. Disconnect the power adapter from the socket before cleaning or maintaining it.

Otherwise, electric shock or short-circuiting of the battery or power adapter may result. Ensure the plug of the power adap

y ter is properly inserted into the power socket when

charging the battery. Improper insertion may result in electric shock, fire, or explosion.

y Do not place any heavy ob

change, or pluck the power cord.

ject on the power cord of the power adapter. Do not damage,

fire

Using the USB Cable

To use the USB cable, you need operate abiding strictly by the following rules. Otherwise,

ur FWT or PC may

yo be damaged:

y th the USB cable, connect to the FWT at first, and then

To connect your FWT and PC wi connect to the PC; In the process of communication betw

y een your FWT and PC, it is strictly forbidden to

plug or pull out the USB cable;

y To disconnect your FWT and PC from the USB cable, disconnect from the PC at first,

and then disconnect from the FWT.

Environmental Protection

y This HUAWEI device complies with Directive 2002/95/EC on the restriction of the use

of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment

y Please abide by the local laws in proposing of the package materials of your handset,

consumed batteries and used handsets, and try to recycle them.

2 Introduction

Packing List

The whole FWT fittings are listed in table below. Check the fittings packed in the box according to the table to re they are complete and Otherwise, contact th

e local vendor immediately.

Main unit, handset, spiral cord 1 Set

Power adapter 1 Unit

Battery (rechargeable) 1 Pile

User Manual 1 Volume

Tapping screw 1 Piece

Wall-mounting bracket 1 Piece

Certificate of Quality 1 Piece

Antenna (optional) 1 Piece

te:

 No

The FWT is installed with indoor or outdoor antenna, it can be installed with indoor or outdoor antenna depending on the loc the local carrier.

make su undamaged.

Name Quantity Unit

al signal strength. Please consult

Antenna and Feeder (Optional)

If you want an FWT to be installed with indoor or outer antenna, please read the following to learn the information about the antenna and feeder.

Indoor Omni Antenna

Figure 2-1 illustrates an indoor omni antenna for the FWT:

Figure 2-1 Indoor omni antenna for the FWT

Outdoor Directional Antenna

Figure 2-2 illustrates an outdoor directional antenna for the FWT:

1) Fixing clip 2) Directional antenna

3) Feeder 4) Connector at the host

Figure 2-2 Outdoor directional antenna for the FWT

Outdoor Omni Antenna

Figure 2-3 illustrates an outdoor omni antenna for the FWT:

1) Impedance match 2) Fixing clip

3) Feeder 4) Connector at the host side

Figure 2-3 Outdoor omni antenna for the FWT

Product Features

Function Description

Phone book 250 groups of contact entries (if an R-UIM card is used for storage,

Message sending and receiving

Dialing Feature

IP telephone Support to set and call an IP card number.

the number of contact entries depends on the card).

20 groups of received (missed) telephone information query. Call Records

100 groups of dialed telephone information query.

Message sending and receiving.

22 pieces of messages can be saved in the inbox.

40 pieces of messages can be saved in the outbox.

Retry after message delivery failure.

9 groups of speed dials.

Support to dial telephone numbers in call records.

Support to dial telephone numbers in phone book.

Support to dial back the number for received message.

Function Description

Support many supplementary services

Hands-free Provide hands-free function.

Ringing type customization

Ringing volume tuning

Voice volume tuning

Message volume tuning

Long-distance call locking

Voice Privacy Support voice privacy during a conversation.

Mute mode Support mute mode during ongoing call.

Hotline Support the settings of hotline function.

Data service Provide the functions of high-speed packet data dial-up to Internet,

 Note:

y For the details about supplementary services offered by the FWT, inquire to the

carrier;

y To enjoy the data service provided by the FWT, you need purchase the data

service suite, please consult the local vendor.

Support many supplementary services, such as three-way calling, call transfer and emergency call.

Support 11 ringing types.

Tune the volume of ringing tone through the menu.

Tune voice volume through keys (UP/DOWN key) during conversation.

Up to 4 levels of message volume for choice.

Provide password locking function for long-distance call.

low-speed data service dial-up to Internet, and PC fax data sending and receiving.

3 on Description

Display and Operating Ele

FWT Front View and Description

16 15

1) Display screen

4) MENU key 5) END key 6) DOWN key

7) R key 9

10) PAUSE key

13) HANDFREE key

16) Heaver

Figure 3-1 FWT front view

2) UP key 3) OK key

8) CANCEL key ) IP key

11) IN-USE indicator 12) CALL/REDIAL key

14) Alphanumeric keys 15) Handset Retaining Clip

Functi

ments

121314

<IN-USE> indi

Red indicator means the handset of the FWT is picked up or th

<MENU> key

In the standby state, pr is keess th y to enter

cator

the menu options.

e FWT is in hands-free state.

<UP/DOWN> key

There are two keys and .

y After entering the menu options, press these keys to browse the menu options; y While using

page up or d

y During the conversation, press these keys to tune the volume.

the text entry, press these keys to move the cursor to the left or right, to turn

own. For details, refer to the “11 Introduction to Text Entry”;

<OK> key

While browsing the menu options, press th save your settings.

is key to select and enter the menu option, or

<CANCEL> key

This key is used to delete the current input.

y to delete one character;

Press this key

y Press and hold this key to delete all.

<END> key

Pressing this key du operation. In the ev call. Moreover, it can also be used to q

ring the conversation, you can end a call, which is equal to the hang-up

ent of receiving a

call, press this key to stop the ringing and hang up the

uit from the current menu operation.

<PAUSE> key

There are two functions for this key:

It is used as a sign of time in al when you set IP card number. For more information, refer to the “IP Card Calling”;

It is also used as a sign of the mute. During a conversation, press this key for a while you

can see presses and holds this key for calling can here what calle a while again, both parties can make conversation.

on the screen. indicates the phone is in mute mode. That is, if calling

terv

a while (then releases it), called hears nothing, but the

d say (Vice versa). When caller presses and holds this key for

<CALL/REDIAL> key

When the FWT is in standby s pressing <CALL/REDIAL>, you can view the last dialed number and the FWT will redial the number; if there is a number displayed on the screen, the FWT will call back the number after you press the key.

After a speed dialing is setting, you only need to press corre then press the <CALL/RE

Pressing this key, you can answer the call in hands-free mode.

tate, if no telephone number is displayed on the screen,

spond key (from 1 to 9) and

DIAL> key, the set number is dialed.

<HANDFR

EE> key

In the standby state, pressing this key, you can directly answer a call or hear the dialing tone, which means you can make a call, without picking up the handset.

<R> key

This key is u Its performance is similar to pressing <CALL/REDIAL> or quickly flapping the heaver. For the details, refer to

sed in supplementary services to control the call transfer and three-way calling.

the "Supplementary Services".

<IP> key

Using this key, you can dial the configured IP card number. For more inform the "IP Card Calling".

ation, refer to

Alphanumeric keys

Pressing these keys, you can input the corre

sponding alphanumeric symbols.

FWT Back View and Description

(4)

(3)

(5)

1) Hook

4) Tapping screw installation hole

Figure 3-2 FWT back view (1

2) Wall-mounting bracket 3) Battery case

)

(2)

(1)

5) Wall-mounting bracket installation area

(1)

1) Installation interface to indoor/outdoor ante

Figure 3-3 FWT back view (2)

nna

Hook

It is used when the

FWT is installed vertically.

Wall-mounting bracket

If you want to install the FWT vertically, the corresponding installation area. For the

you should install the wall-mounting bracket in details, refer to the "

Battery case

Battery should be placed in it.

Ta pping screw installation hole

You are re were hurt by touching the battery.

Installation interface to indoor/out

For the FWT type that can be installed with indoor interface.

commended to fix the tapping screw to place 4) in Figure 3-2 in case children

door antenna

FWT Side View and Description

(4)

(1)

(3)

Wall Mounting Mode".

or outdoor antenna, you need this

(2)

1) Main unit spiral cord

4) Handset

7) Power jack

Figure 3-4 FWT side view

(1)

jack 2) Spiral cord 3) Handset spiral cord jack

(5) (6)(7)

5) DB9 serial port 6) FWT switch

(1)

1) Installation interface to indoor/outdoor antenna

Figure 3-5 FWT side view (2)

Main unit an

They are used to install the FWT spiral cord.

d handset spiral cord jacks

Power jack

It is a DC-input power port, used t

o connect the FWT with the power adapter.

FWT switch

It is used to turn on/off the FWT.

DB9 serial port

You can maintain the FWT and realize data service

Display Screen

Description

s through this port.

Icons Description

(2) (3)

(1)

Figure 3-6 Icons on the screen

: Signal strength. The strength of received signal is displayed from weaker to stronger in

four

levels from 1 through 4.

: Unread voice messages. This icon disappears when all messages have been read.

: Unread text messages. This icon disappears when all messages have been read. The

inbox can only hold at most 22 text messages.

(4)

(6) (8)(5) (7)

(9)

(10)

(11)

: Call privacy mode. This mode can improve the security and privacy of a call.

: Hands-free mode.

: In mute mode.

: Network not available.

: In fax mode.

: In power supply mode.

: In alarm mode. locate t cornerThe icon is d at the lef .

: Battery status in five levels:

Level 2 Level 1 Level 4 Level 3 Level 0

Very full Full Middle

Call Status Description

Low

Very l ow

Normal call: The screen displays outgoing number. When the call is established, the screen then displays the call time. (This status indicates that the FWT is powered by the AC mains).

Call privacy mode: The screen displays call is established, the is powered by

Call tim

The curr

 Note:

ent call time.

The start time disp parties’ conversation or the time for time display, consult the carrier.

screen then displays the call time. (This status indicates that the FWT

the AC mains).

layed on the dis

and the

play screen is likely the start time for both

connection setup in this call. For a specific

and the outgoing number. When the

Telephone number

The telephone number of the opposite end.

Name

If the telephone number has been registered in the phone book, the corresponding name will be displayed. I

n this case, the telephone number is not displayed.

Voice privacy

The FWT supports voice privacy function, which could enhance security and privacy of a conversation.

Missed Call State

When the FWT is not in use and there is an incoming call, the display screen will show the telephone number. If there are missed calls, the display screen shows "X NEW CALLS", in which "X" indicates the number of missed calls which have not been checked with the UP/DOWN key.

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