Telson Electronics Co TDC8100 User Manual

TDC-8100 Operating Guide

(User Guide)

FCC RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION

Read this information before using your phone

In August 1996 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States with its
action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for human
exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters.
Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and
international standards bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines and
these international standards.

Use only the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or
attachments could impair call quality, damage the phone, or result in violation of FCC
regulations.

Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna. If a damaged antenna comes into contact with
the skin, a minor burn may result. Please contact your local dealer for replacement antenna.

Body-worn Operation

This device was tested for typical body -worn operations with the back of the phone kept 1.5 cm.
from the body. To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements, use only belt-clips,
holsters or similar accessories that maintain a 1. 5 cm. separation distance between the user’s
body and the back of the phone, including the antenna. The use of belt-clips, holsters and
similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly. The use of
accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure
requirements, and should be avoided.

For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov

CONTENTS

I. THE NAME AND FUNCTIONS ...........................................................................................3

Icon ............................................................................................................................3

II. BASIC FUNCTIONS .........................................................................................................4

1. Turning the Phone On and Off....................................................................................4

2. Making a Call ............................................................................................................4

3. Correcting Dialing Mistakes ........................................................................................4

4. Receiving a Call .........................................................................................................4

5. Mute.........................................................................................................................5

6. Redialing Last Outgoing Number ................................................................................5

7. Adjusting the Volume .................................................................................................5

III.Main Menu Feature...........................................................................................................6

Menu 1. <Mymenu>.......................................................................................................6

Menu 2. <Phone Book >..................................................................................................8

Menu 3. <Call>............................................................................................................ 14

Menu 4. <Sound> ........................................................................................................ 16

Menu 5. <Displaye> ..................................................................................................... 18

Menu 6. <Utility>.......................................................................................................... 20

Menu 7. <Setting> ....................................................................................................... 24

Menu 8. <Message> .................................................................................................... 29

IV. SAFETY INFORMATION................................................................................................ 31

1. TIA Safety Language................................................................................................ 31

Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals ....................................................................31

Antenna Care ....................................................................................................... 31

Phone Operation .................................................................................................. 31

Driving .................................................................................................................31

Electronic Devices ................................................................................................ 32

Hearing Aids ......................................................................................................... 32

Other Medical Devices .......................................................................................... 32

Vehicles ...................................................................................................................... 32

Posted Facilities .......................................................................................................... 32

Aircraft ................................................................................................................. 33

Blasting Area ........................................................................................................33

Potentially Explosive Atmosphere.......................................................................... 33

ForVehiclesEquipped with an Air Bag……………………………………………………..33

2. FDA Consumer Update ............................................................................................ 34

3. Consumer Information on SAR.................................................................................. 39

4 . Warning of FCC RF Exposure.................................................................................. 40

I. The name and Functions

ICON Description

Call signal level(displayed up to 6th level)
Now in use.
Not in service area
Vibration mode when calling.
Display that auto-answering was set
Text message(s)
Voice message(s)
EMS message(s)
E-mail message(s)
Voice privacy is in service
Digital service
Display 1x service
Circuit Service (data service)
Packet Service (data service)
Alarm set
Roaming Service
Remained battery
WAP service in use
Security mode
Stopwatch Enabled

II. Basic Functions

1. Making a Phone On/Off

[Phone On]

Press END key for several seconds.

[Phone Off]

Press END key for several seconds.

2. Making a Call

1) Simply press a phone number.

1. Press a phone number one by one.

2. Press SEND key to make a call.

3. Press END key after a call.

2) By Phonebook Entry

1. Press Entry number and then press SEND key to make a call.

2. Find a Entry number or a name in the Phonebook, then press SEND key to make a
call.

3) By Call history

1. Select a number Outgoing/Incoming/Missed Calls in the menu, Call – Call Logs and
then press SEND key to make a call.

3. Correcting Dialing Mistakes

1. Press CLR soft key to remove a phone number one by one.

2. The whole phone number is removed if long pressing CLR soft key.

4. Receiving a Call

1. You may press any key except END key to answer a call when ringing.

2. Press END key or close the folder after answering a call.

5. Mute

1. If pressing Mute soft key while answering, “MUTE” will be displayed and soft key is

changed into Unmute.

2. Press Unmute soft key again, “MUTE” is disappeared.

6. Redialing Last Outgoing Call

1) Easy call – Press SEND key to view an outgoing list. Then, press SEND key again to make
a call.

2) By Call history

1. If selecting Call Logs in Call menu, Outgoing/Incoming/Missed calls menus show up.

2. Select Outgoing calls to view a phone number list.
Choose a number and press SEND key to make a call.

7. Adjusting the Volume

- With side keys, speaker volume and bell volume can be easily controlled.

- Speaker volume may be controlled even in answering a call.

- In waiting mode, Key tone can be adjusted.

- Bell volume can be adjusted when phone’s ringing.

III. Main MENU Feature : General Guide to Menu Access and Setting

Menu 1. My Menu

1. Shortcuts

Select

You can set shortcut menus for your frequent and convenient use.

- Select [My Menu] in main menu.

- Select [1.Shortcuts] in the menu list.

- Select a menu to move to it instantly.

2. Auto Answer

Select

1) Select My Menu in Main Menu.

2) Select [2.Auto Answer] in the menu list to move to it instantly.

3. Saving Mode

Select

1) Select My Menu in Main Menu.

2) Select [3.Saving Mode] in the menu list to display a pop-up menu.

4. Magic Box

1) Select My Menu in Main Menu.

2) Select [4.Magic Box] in the menu list to display menus .

2.1) Download

- Control downloaded Sounds and Images.

- If selecting a Sound or an Image, it may be displayed and menu soft key is appeared.
* Menu Soft KEY

– Erase: Delete a Sound or Image that is currently selected.

- Erase all : Delete all Sounds and Images that have been downloaded.

5. Own Number

Select

How to view my own number

1) Select My Menu in Main Menu.

2) Select [5.Own Number] in the menu list to view your own number.

Menu 2. Phone Book

You can find Phone Book menu in the second item of Main Menu and run it by Select key or hot
number(number 2) instantly.

1. Easy View

1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu.

2) Select [1.Easy View] in the menu list, you can view all the items saved

- With ‘Easy view’, you can page through by 50 menus for easy search.

3) Making a Call : Press ‘Send short key’.

(Make a call to the number designated as a main number)

-View -
Detail View Display : Can see a detail info.

Making a Call : Send short key

- Provided a highlighted number is available, you can make a call to the number.

- Provided a highlighted number is not in service, you can make a call to the
number set as a main number.

- Menu ­Add : Like ‘New Entry’ in the Phone Book, you may add a new item.

: In ‘Easy view’, you may select an empty Entry and add an item; you may not

add any item saved beforehand.

Select

Edit : You may edit any information saved with the menu.

Erase : You may delete a selected entry.

: You may be asked to delete it clearly by selecting ‘YES’ in Query Note that is

popped up.

Select

Save

Select

OK

OK

OK

Lock : Information is protected if any entry is locked until it is unblocked

Select OK

2. New Entry

OK

1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu.

2) Select [2.New Entry] in the menu list to open New Entry menu.

- Add new info in an empty entry and save it.

- For ‘Entry number’, select the smallest number among available empty numbers

3) Enter information and press ‘Save soft key’ to open Main number.

4) After the selection, Saving message is displayed and it returns to menu list.

- Note ­Main Number? : In case you make a call by pressing SEND key after searching for a main

number in Phone Book, Main Number has the priority to make a call.

3. Find

OK

1) Select Phone Book in Main Menu.

2) Select [3.Find] in the menu list to open menus.

- Search for information saved already.

- Retrieval Condition : 1. Name Find 2. Entry Find 3. Number Find

- Enter your preferred condition and search it.

3) View all the lists : To view all the list, just start searching with no entry in searching menu.

- ‘View’ in the menu has same function ‘view ’ in Easy view menu.

- Menu : ‘Edit/Erase’ has same functions ‘Edit’ in Easy view-menu in Phone Book.

4. Group

1) Select ‘Phone Book’ in Main Menu.

2) Select [4.Group] in the menu list to view the group items.

- You may classify entries saved in Phone Book into groups and manage them.

- Family, Friends, Business, VIP and ETC are available for the group name.

- Each group may be renamed, set by typical sound or searched for entries in it.

1. Rename 2. Ringer 3. Find

OK

- Menu -
Rename : As a function to change group name, all other related information should be

changed, following the renamed group.

Ringer : A bell sound may be selected and set by a group to discriminate specific numbers in

a group.
Find : The entry list in a group may be searched. And searched entries can be deleted or edited.