Motorola IDEN COMPANIONPRO user Manual

iDEN®CompanionPro

User’s Guide

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NTN1755C

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LICENSING RESTRICTIONS

The installation program used to install iDEN CompanionPro, InstallShield, is licensed software provided by InstallShield Corp. 1100 Woodfield Road, #108, Schaumburg, Illinois 60173-9946 (USA). InstallShield is provided to you for the exclusive purpose of

installing the iDEN responsible for the support of iDEN CompanionPro including support during the installation phase. In no event will InstallShield Corp. provide any technical support for iDEN CompanionPro.

CompanionPro. Motorola is exclusively

TRADEMARKS

MOTOROLA, theStylized M Logo and all other trademarks indicatedas such herein are trademarks of Motorola, Inc. ® Reg. U.S. Pat. & Tm. Off. © 2001 Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved. Manufactured under one or more of the U.S. patents listed in the User’s Guide.

IBM, PC-AT and PC-XT are registered trademarks of IBM Corporation. Microsoft and MS-DOS are registered trademarks and Windows,WindowsNT,

Windowsfor Workgroups, Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows2000 are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

InstallShield is a registered trademarkof InstallShield Corporation. All other copyrights mentioned in this manual are the trademarks of their

respective owners.

LICENSING RESTRICTIONS.............................................................. 2

Trademarks ............................................................................................. 2

Using this Manual................................................................................. 11

Product Overview.......................................................................... 11

Who Should Use this Manual........................................................ 11

What this Manual Contains ........................................................... 11

PREVIEW

About CompanionPro On-line Help..............................................12

Other Reference Sources ............................................................... 12

Conventions Used in this Manual.................................................. 13

System Requirements for Installation .................................................. 13

Installing CompanionPro...................................................................... 14

INSTALLATION

Verifying the Installation............................................................... 15

Setting Up the Programming Hardware ............................................... 16

SETUP

Using an Alternate Programming Cable........................................ 18

Using CompanionPro ...........................................................................19

Getting Around in CompanionPro................................................. 19

Using the Menus............................................................................ 19

OVERVIEW

Features of the CompanionPro Application Window ..................21

CompanionPro Tool Bars ..................................................................... 22

Application Tool Bar..................................................................... 22

iDEN Tool Bar .............................................................................. 23

CompanionPro Units and Talkgroups .................................................. 24

Units and T alkgroups Tabs. ...........................................................26

Phone List.............................................................................................28

Private Call List.................................................................................... 30

Talkgroup List ...................................................................................... 32

Phonebook............................................................................................34

Basic Phone Settings ............................................................................36

Talkgroup Scan.....................................................................................39

Status Message List.............................................................................. 41

View .....................................................................................................43

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Notes.....................................................................................................44

Copy Unit’s Dialog............................................................................... 48

Auto Fill Dialog.................................................................................... 50

CompanionPro Messaging Center........................................................ 51

SMS Actions Tool Bar .................................................................. 52

CompanionPro Recover Wizard........................................................... 53

CompanionPro Copy Wizard ............................................................... 54

Phonebook............................................................................................55

Datebook...............................................................................................57

CompanionPro Options Dialog ............................................................ 59

Configuration Page........................................................................ 59

Service Provider Page.................................................................... 61

SMS Message Settings Page ......................................................... 64

Accessing the On-line Help System ..................................................... 66

TUTORIAL

Tutorial ................................................................................................. 67

Task 1: Phonebook........................................................................68

Task 2: Datebook........................................................................... 69

Task 3: Reading Unit Information from the Phone ....................... 70

Task 4: Opening a CompanionPro File .........................................71

Task 5: Creating a Backup CompanionPro file............................. 72

Task 6: Adding E ntries to the Phone List...................................... 73

Task 7: Copying Entries from One CompanionPro file to

Another.......................................................................................... 74

Task 8: Dragging and Dropping Entries from One CompanionPro

file to Another................................................................................ 75

Task 9: Saving a CompanionPro file............................................. 76

Task 10: Appending CompanionPro Data..................................... 77

Task 11: Writing CompanionPro Data to the Phone ..................... 78

Task 12: Writing CompanionPro Data to the Phone Using the

Copy Wizard.................................................................................. 79

Task 13: Adding a Unit ................................................................. 81

Task 14: Adding a Phone to the Current CompanionPro File.......82

Task 15: Modifying a Unit ............................................................ 83

Task 16: Deleting a Unit................................................................ 84

Task 17: Adding a Talkgroup........................................................ 85

Task 18: Deleting a Talkgroup...................................................... 86

Task19:SendingaMessagetoOnePhoneortoa

Group of Phones............................................................................ 87

Task 20: Restoring an iDEN Phone Using the Recover

Wizard ........................................................................................... 88

Task 21: Configuring ParametersUsing the Options Dialog........89

Final Thoughts...............................................................................90

APPENDIX

A: CompanionPro Menu Maps

B: Keyboard S hortcuts .........................................................................92

C: Troubleshooting...............................................................................94

Troubleshooting the Software Installation ....................................94

Troubleshooting the Hardware Setup............................................94

D: Contacting Motorola........................................................................ 96

Customer Service...........................................................................96

Product Suggestions ......................................................................96

E: Frequently Asked Questions............................................................ 97

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USING THIS MANUAL

Welcome to iDEN® CompanionPro Application. To help you, this iDEN® CompanionPro User’s Guide booklet contains all the information necessary to helpyou installanduse iDEN the iDEN format (pdf). This file consists of the complete iDEN Guide, plus a tutorial, appendix, and system messages.

® CompanionPro CD-ROM the User’s Guide in portable document

® CompanionPro A pplication. Youwill also find on

® CompanionPro User’s

Product Overview

iDEN CompanionPro is a PC-based software application developed by Motorola that is used to: retrieve and m odify Call Lists of iD EN phones, set up ergonomic preferences, and send S M S messages to iDEN phones for fleet members or for end users.

The iDEN phone stores Call Lists as electronic data entries. Use iDEN CompanionPro to retrieve and modify the entries, and save the entries in the CompanionPro (COP) file format in the PC.

Who Should Use this Manual

This iDEN® CompanionPro Application User’s Guide is intended for fleet managersor end users who will use CompanionPro to deploy iDEN phones. Using iDEN and copies Call Lists to one phone or hundreds, sends a message to a targeted phone or to a group of phones, and recovers phones using time-saving wizards.

® CompanionPro,the fleet manager or end user quickly reads, edits

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NOTE: This manual assumes that you are familiar with basic Windows operations. If this is not the case, be sure t o read the documentation that is shipped with your copy of Windowsbefore you proceed.

For the latest information on iDEN® products and accessories,

visit the iDEN

® web site at www.mot.com/iDEN

What this Manual Contains

The iDEN CompanionPro User’s Guide is divided in four sections and an appendix:

Section 1 describes how to install the CompanionPro application. Section 2 explainsthe hardware setup required to program an iDEN phone.

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Section 3 provides an overview of the CompanionPro application, how to obtain on-line help, and how to navigate the user interface.

Section 4 (of the iDEN CompanionPro User’s Guide in CD-ROM) consists of a tutorial that provides step-by-step instructionson using iDEN CompanionPro

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User’s Guide.T he instructionsdescribe how to:

• open and save the phone.

•modify

• copy informationfrom one phone to another

• add, delete, and modify a unit

• add and delete a talkgroup

• send a message to one phone or to a group of phones

• recoveran iDEN

• configure parameters

• add, delete, modify and sync Phonebook and Datebook entries

The instructionsare grouped in logical order to help introduceyou to the iDEN CompanionPro Application.

The Appendices(of the CompanionPro User’s Guide)contain:

• A map of the CompanionPromenus

• A list of keyboard shortcuts

• Troubleshooting information

• Details on contacting Motorola for technical support

• Most frequentlyasked Questions and Answers

• Systemmessages

IDEN COMPANIONPRO files; read and write data to and from

IDEN COMPANIONPRO files

® phone using the Recover Wizard

About CompanionPro On-line Help

The CompanionPro User’s Guideis designed to supplement the on-line help installed with CompanionPro. Be su re to refer to the on-line help for contextsensitive information on CompanionPro fields and functions.

For information on accessing on-line help, see page 66.

Other Reference Sources

The CompanionPro CD-ROM makes available a Help file and reference sources that help explain some of the more technical aspects of the product.

• Brief descriptions of sary section of the CompanionPro on-line help system. To access the Glossary, select Contentstab, and double-click the Glossary topic.

• Read about latest adjustments that may affect CompanionProusage, in the

Helpfrom the CompanionPro Help Topics, click the

IDEN COMPANIONPRO FILE types are found in the Glos-

readme.txt file.

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Conventions Used in this Ma nua l

The following conventionsare observed throughout this manual:

italics Used for emphasisand for new terms.

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bold

File/Open





TIP:

NOTE:

Indicates keyboardkeys and key combinations.

Used to designate the location a nd name o f a CompanionPromenu function. This example refers to the Open function in the CompanionProFile menu.

Indicates in the tutorial that the current topic continues on the following page.

Denotes tips and hints for using CompanionPro.

Indicates an operational procedure, practiceor condition requiring special attention.

Alerts to conditions that c an result in loss or corruption o f data or damage to application files.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR INSTALLATION

iDEN® CompanionPro requires an IBM®PC or 100-percent compatible computer with the following minimum configuration:

Processor Pentium 300 or later Memory (RAM) 128 MB or greater Free hard disk space

for installation Video VGA or better CD-ROM Standard CD-ROM drive

Operating system

iDEN

50 MB minimum

Windows 95™, 98™, 2000™ ,Windows NT™,

4.0 (Service Pack 3 or later recommended). Administration rights are required.

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Installation

INSTALLING COMPANIONPRO

To install CompanionPro on your hard drive:

1. Quit all Windows applications to ensure a successful installation.

2. Insertthe CompanionProapplication

3. From the Start menu, select Run. Type D:\SETUP. If necessary,substitute

the correct drive letter for D. Click

InstallShield®Wizard to guide you through the installation process. At the beginning of the installation, choosea language in the Choose Setup Language box.

4. If iDEN CompanionPro already is installed on your system, the next screen

gives the option of uninstalling or reinstalling iDEN CompanionPro.

NOTE: You will be given the option to uninstall or reinstall. Uninstalling removes the existing version of CompanionPro from your system. We recommendthat you uninstallthe existing version. Reinstallingis useful when upgrading to a newer version of theCompanionPro application, or when repairing the existing installation. Files that you have may have saved

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in the old installation directory will NOT be deletedduringthe uninstall

5. When the Welcomescreen appears, read the instructions and click Next.

6. In the License Agreement Screen, click Noto exit, or Yes to continue

installing CompanionPro.

7. In the Choose Destination Location screen, you may change the default

installation directory path by clicking the Browsebutton. Click Next.

8. Selectthe desired Program Folder in which to add the CompanionPro

shortcut and click Next. The installation program also creates keys in the system registry.

9. Selectwhich

Click Next w h en ready. This setting can be changed later.

10. When the setup is complete, you w ill be prompted if you want to create a

desktop shortcut to CompanionPro. Click Yes to create the shortcut.

COM (serial) port to use in the COM Port Selection screen.

CD into the CD-ROM drive.

OK. The setup program will run the

11. Click

If you are asked to, you must restart your PC to complete the installation.

OK in the message screen. The PC will restart.

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12. Click Finishto complete the installation.

Do not delete or move any application files installed with CompanionPro software. They are required to run CompanionPro application.

NOTE: Since the installation files are compressed, you cannot install CompanionPro simply by copying the files from the installation CD or disk to the hard disk. You must use the Setup program.

NOTE: You must have Administrator privileges to install CompanionPro on a Windows NT system or 2000. If you do not have t hese privileges, contact your system administrator.

Verifying the Installation

Toverify that CompanionPro installed successfully:

1. Use the Startmenu, Desktop Shortcut,or Windows Explorer to locate

CompanionPro.

2. Click the CompanionPro icon to launch it.

3. TheiDEN CompanionPro splash screen appears. Click on the splash screen

or wait a few moments:the CompanionPro application similar to the followingappears.

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Installation

If CompanionPro does not start up as described above, refer to the “Troubleshooting”sectionof the CompanionPro User’s Guide.

SETTING UP THE PROGRAMMING HARDWARE

1. Connect the data cable to the computer COM (serial) port as illustrated on

pages 18.

2. Poweron the iDEN

3. Connect the other end of the data cable to the accessory connector on the

phone. Verify that the data cable is securely connected to the phone. This

® phone, using a fully-charged battery.

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completes the setu p.

Never disconnectthe data cable from the iDEN phone or power off the PC during the programming process. This can cause data to becomecorrupted and can damage the unit.

NOTE: Make it a practice to periodically examine your iDEN phone and programming cable metal contacts for cleanliness. If necessary, clean the contactswith alcohol and let dry.

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Using the Data Cable

To use a data cable, first deactivate the Q uickComm feature in iDEN CompanionPro. The Quickcomm feature allows for fast communication between iDEN CompanionPro and the phone. To deactivate Q uickComm:

1. Select

2. In the Options dialog box, deselect the QuickComm check box

Tools/Options.

COM Serial Port

Data Cable may differ with other phones.

Setup

Hardware setup using NKN6501

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USING COMPANIONPRO

In its default view, as shown on page 21, CompanionPro is composed of the following: the CompanionPro Application window; a Tool Bar above the CompanionProwindow view area; the iDEN ToolBar located to the left of the Application window view area.

Additional tool bars appear, by clicking buttons on the iDEN Tool Bar. Two examples: clicking th e Phone C enter button d isplays the Units page a nd the Units Tool Bar as described on page 24. Clicking the Messaging Center button displays “SMS Actions Tool Bar” as describedon page 52.

After CompanionPro loads, the application is ready to edit, create, or delete files in CompanionPro (C OP) format.

Getting Around in Compa nionP ro

Access all CompanionPro functions from the toolbars,menus or through the keyboardshortcuts listed on page 92 (of the CompanionPro User’s Guide in CD- ROM).

Using the Menus

The CompanionPro Application menu bar is shown below:

The eight drop-down menus of CompanionPro are:

NOTE: As shown, a mode is populating the Application window area. If no mode is chosen (see page 21), the only menu items that display are: File, View, Tools, and Help.

Use the menu items to accomplish the following tasks:

Createsa new CompanionPro COP or PIM file; opens an existing

File

Edit

iDEN

file; appends one file to another; closes and saves open

IDEN COMPANIONPRO OR PIM files; prints; exits the

CompanionProapplication.

Un-does the last change; cuts (or copies) information from a file; pastes information from the Windows clip board to a file.

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View

Phone Allows adding and deletingunitsand talkgroups.

Tools

Inside Unit

SMS Actions

Window Accesses standard Windows environment controls.

Help

Refer to the menu maps on page 90 (of the CompanionProUser’s Guide on CD- ROM) to view each of the drop-down menus.

NOTE: Some CompanionPro menu functions will not be visible or will be otherwiseunavailable unless a iDEN CompanionPro file is open in the application. Even if a iDEN CompanionProfile is open, some functions will be unavailable, based on the context.For example, the Copy functionis available only when highlighting a part of the codeplug that can be copied.

Clicking,displays the toolbar options and the Application Status Bar.

Accesses the Phone Center, Copy Wizard, Recover Wizard, Messaging Center,or Personal Information Center screens; Reads, Programs, and Resets the Phone; accesses the English/ French language dialog; accesses the Options page.

Inside Unit: Opens the Unit Information screen if a iDEN CompanionPro file is open and selected. SMS Actions: Save/Load a message; selecta modem, modify SMS settings and get Help.

Accesses CompanionProH elp topics and the CompanionPro version informationscreen.

NOTE: Pressing the F1 key also accesses help.

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Featuresof the CompanionPro Application Window

iDEN Title Bar

Units and TalkgroupsTabs:Allows for switching between Units or Talkgroupscreens, as described on page 24.

CompanionPro

Menu Bar

CompanionPro Tool Bars: provides easy access to many of the most commonly used operations of CompanionPro. See “CompanionPro

Tool Bars” as described on page 22. InsideUnit provideseasy access to additional applications.

Overview

iDEN Tool Bar: “iDEN® Tool Bar” as described on page 23.

iDEN

Units List as described on

page 24.

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COMPANIONPRO TOOL BARS

Application Tool Bar

The CompanionPro ApplicationTool Bar buttonsprovideshortcuts to the following tasks:

Table 1: Application Tool Bar

Buttons

Creates a new CompanionPro file.

Opens an existing CompanionPro file.

Opens an existing CompanionPro file and appends it to the current CompanionPro file.

Saves the current CompanionPro file.

Sends information to the default printer. Printing is modespecific.

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Pastes copied text from the windows clipboard to the selected area of the application.

Copies selected te xt in an open CompanionPro file to the Windows C lipboard.

Reads an iDEN

Writes user ergonomics and Call Lists data to the destination phone.

Adds a unit to the current CompanionProfile.

Deletes selected unit from the current CompanionPro file.

Adds a talkgroup to the current CompanionPro file.

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Buttons (Continued)

Deletes selected talkgroup from the current CompanionPro file.

Accesses CompanionProhelp topics.

Accesses CompanionPro context-sensitive help.

iDEN® Tool Bar

The iDEN Tool Bar buttons provide shortcutsto the following tasks:

Table 2: iDEN Tool Bar Buttons

Phone Center: Displays two tab pages, Units and Talkgroups, and places the Unit Tool Bar or inside Unit Tool Bar to the right of the CompanionPro Application screen.

Copy Wizard:O pens the Copy Wizardscreen whichallows you to copy data from an iDEN phone to any number of destinationsphones.

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Recover Wizard: Recovers a p hone by writing information that is stored in a backup codeplug file to an iDEN unit.

NOTE: Backup codeplug files are stored in the codeplug backup path that is specified in the configuration page of the Options property screen.

Messaging Center: Opens the M essaging Center view which allows you to send an SMS message to one phone or a group of phones through a modem, and places the “SMS Actions ToolBar Buttons” as described on page 52 to the right of the CompanionPro Applicationscreen.

PersonalInformationC enter: Opens the Phonebook and Datebookscreen,allowingthe user to add new user phone information, modify, sync, or delete existing information, as well as datebook information. See “Phonebook”as describedon page 55 and “Datebook” as describedon page 57.

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COMPANIONPRO UNITS AND TALKGROUPS

CompanionPro allows user’s to store multiple iDEN units and view talkgroup information. Clicking the “Phone Center” button from the iDEN Tool Bar displays the Phone Center view(shown on page 27), which includes two tabs and a tool bar (describedon page 27):

• Units—use to add, modify or delete an iDEN unit; view unit information and settings.

• Talkgroups—use to view the talkgroup list; view available users, available talkgroups, and all users.

Table 3: Units and Talkgroups Field

Descriptions

Units Tab Field

User’s Name Accepts up to 11 characters. IMEI Acceptsup to 15 characters.

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Model Listsall phone models supported.

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Descriptions (Continued)

Accepts up to 20 characters. The valid characters are the

Phone

Private Accepts a valid range from 1 through 65535.

iDEN Online

IP Address Accepts up to 12 digits in ***.***.***.*** format.

digits0 through 9, #, * and the letter P in upper case, for pause.

Accepts up to 20 characters. Note: This field may differ, depending on the name of the carrier. Refer to Circuit Data number information in your phone user guide.

Overview

Available Users

Available Talkgroups

Users

Displays all the iDEN units within the current C

OMPANIONPRO FILE. It includes User Name and Private ID.

Displays all the talkgroups supported by the service provider. The field includes Talkgroup Name (up to 11 characters) and Talkgroup ID (valid range is 1through 255).

Displays all users existing in the selected talkgroup. The field includes User Name and Private ID.

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Units and Talkgroups Tabs

Unit Tab

Talkgroup Tab

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ChoosePhone/Units or Phone/Talkgroup from the applicationMain Menu to access the Units (or Talkgroups) pages and the Inside Unit Tool Bar that is associatedwith both pages.

Use the Units/Talkgroup buttons to access the following ta sks:

Table 4: Inside Unit Tool Bar Buttons

Accesses the Phone List tab (page 28).

Accesses the Private Call List tab (page 30).

Accesses the TalkgroupList tab (page 32).

Accesses the Phonebook tab (page 34).

Phone Settings (page 36).

Talkgroup Scan (page 39).

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Accesses the Status Message List tab (page 41). (Available if supported by the phone.)

Accesses the View tab (page 43).

Accesses the Notes tab (page 44).

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Phone Li st

Select a desired unit from the Units View. Then click the Phone List button from the can be sorted by “Name” or by “Phone Number.”

To move a phone list entry up or down: Select the desired entry, Click the up- or down-arrow buttons. Add a new entry by typing values in an empty row.

Units ToolBarto display the Phone List page. The Phone List data

NOTE: If a phone number is not added, the entry is not added to t he list.

Table 5: Phone L ist Tab

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Phone List

Name Sorts by name in alphabetical, ascending order.

Overview

Phone Number Sorts by phone number in numerical, ascending order.

Filling In or Clicking...

Add a new entry by typing values in an empty row. If a phone number is not entered, the entry is not added to the list. Check the enable checkbox to enable the entry in the phone

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Table 5: Phone List Tab (Continued)

Overview

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Remove Removes the current phone list entry.

Copy

AutoFill

SIM Transfer

Filling In or Clicking...

Copies the phone list to the desired d estination iDEN units by selecting the source entries and clicking this button. On clicking Copy, the “Copy User’s Information” screen displays.

Imports iDEN unit phone numbers within the sam e C

OMPANIONPRO FILE. On clicking “Auto Fill” the “ Auto Fill

Unit Information” screen displays, (see page 50). Allows the user to move phone listings and private ID

listingsto and from the phonebook.

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Private Call List

Click the Private Call L ist button from the Units Tool Barto display the

Private Call List page.

Add a new entry by typing values in an empty row.

To copy partial or full private call list information to the several other iDEN unis, select the source entries and click “Copy”. Every iDEN unit private ID within the same CompanionPro file can be imp orted to the current private call list by clicking “Auto Fill”.

To move a private list entry up or down: Select th e desired entry, Click the arrow buttons.

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Private Call List

Overview

Table 6: Private Call List Tab

Filling In or Clicking...

Consists of name with private IDs. Add a new entry by typing values in an empty row. If a private ID number is not added, the entry is not added to the list. Check the enable checkbox to enable the entry in the phone.

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Table 6: Private Call List Tab (Continued)

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Name Sorts by name in alphabetical, ascendingorder. Private Sorts by private ID in numerical ascending order.

NAM

Remove Removes the current phone list entry.

Copy

AutoFill

Filling In or Clicking...

Allows the user to view private call list information for a differentNAM. Enabled if the current iDEN unit has more than one N AM.

NOTE: NAM1 is most commonly used. To use additional NAMs, contact your service provider.

NOTE: Certain iDEN models do not use NAMs.

Copies a partial or an entire phone list to the desired destination iDEN units by selecting the source entries and clickingthis button. On clicking Copy, the “Copy User’s Information” screen displays.

Imports iDEN unit phone numbers within the sam e C

OMPANIONPRO FILE. On clicking “Auto Fill” the “ Auto Fill

Unit Information” screen displays.

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SIM Transfer

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Allows the user to move phone listings and private listings to and from the phonebook.

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Talkgroup List

Click the Talkgroup List button from the Units Tool Bar to display the

Talkgroup List page.

Overview

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Talkgroup List

T able 7: T alkgroup List

Filling In or Clicking...

TheTalkgroupListcanbesortedbyeitherNameorPrivate columns by selecting the desired option.

You can move a Talkgroup list entry down or up by selecting on any desired entry from the Talkgroup List and clicking the arrow buttons.

You can add a new entry by typing values in an empty row. Note: If the user does not enter a private number, the entry will NOT be added to the list.

The current Talkgroup List entry will be removed by clickingthe Remove button.

Clicking OK will commit the changes and close the screenscreen.

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Table 7: TalkgroupList(Continued)

Overview

Field/Button/ Drop-down

Name Sorts by name in alphabetical, ascendingorder. Talkgroup ID Sorts by talkgroup in numerical ascending order.

NAM

Remove Removes the current talkgroup list entry.

Copy

NOTE: Adding a name entry in the Talkgroup List screen also adds the entry in the Talkgroups Tab (see page 26). The opposite is not true. Adding the entry to the Talkgroups Tabdoes not addthenameentryinthe Talkgroup List screen.

Filling In or Clicking...

Allows the user to view talkgroup list information for a differentNAM. Enabled if the current iDEN unit has more than one N AM.

NOTE: NAM1 is most commonly used. To use additional NAMs, contact your service provider. Certain iDEN models (with SIM cards) do not support NAMs.

Copies a partial or an e ntire talkgroup list to the desired destination iDEN units by selecting the source entries and clickingthis button. On clicking Copy, the “Copy User’s Information” screen displays.

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