Uniden America UP689R Users manual

User Operation Specification

Cordless Phone for PBX

DTZ-8R-1

Ver 0.02

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Table of Contents

1. Overview____________________________________________________ 5

1.1 Introduction ___________________________________________________ 5

1.2 Digital interface mode ___________________________________________ 5

2. Features ____________________________________________________ 6

2.1 Handset _______________________________________________________ 8

2.2 Base Station ___________________________________________________ 9

2.3 Charge unit ___________________________________________________ 10

2.4 Key & SW ____________________________________________________ 11

2.4.1 Handset _____________________________________________________ 11

2.4.2 Base ________________________________________________________ 11

2.4.3 Charger ______________________________________________________ 11

2.5 Tone Type and Volume _________________________________________ 12

2.5.1 Frequency definition ___________________________________________ 12

2.5.2 Handset tone types ____________________________________________ 12

2.5.3 Handset volume _______________________________________________ 13

2.5.4 Ring cadence _________________________________________________ 14

2.5.5 Base Station tone _____________________________________________ 15

2.5.6 Charger ______________________________________________________ 15

2.6 Display ______________________________________________________ 16

2.6.1 Handset LCD display __________________________________________ 16

2.6.1.1 Message from PBX Expansion board ________________________________ 17

2.6.2 Handset LCD Icons ____________________________________________ 18

2.6.3 Handset LED _________________________________________________ 19

2.6.4 Base LED ____________________________________________________ 21

2.6.5 Charger LED _________________________________________________ 21

3. Operation & Setup ___________________________________________ 22

3.1 Power Up ____________________________________________________ 22

3.1.1 Handset _____________________________________________________ 22

3.1.2 Base Station __________________________________________________ 22

3.2 Power Down __________________________________________________ 22

3.2.1 Handset _____________________________________________________ 22

3.2.2 Base ________________________________________________________ 22

3.3 Communication to the PBX ______________________________________ 23

3.3.1 Serial interface ________________________________________________ 23

3.3.2 Local operation _______________________________________________ 23

3.3.3 PBX command from the Base Station to PBX Expansion board _______ 24

3.3.4 PBX command from PBX Expansion board to the Base Station _______ 25

3.4 NEC PBX operation ____________________________________________ 26

3.4.1 Change wired phone and cordless phone (DTL-8R-1 Handset) ________ 26

3.4.2 Making call to other Expansion __________________________________ 26

3.4.3 Receiving a Call from other Expansion ____________________________ 29

3.4.4 Making call to outside line ______________________________________ 30

3.4.5 Receiving a Call from outside line (Depend on PBX line) _____________ 31

3.4.6 Finish Talk Mode ______________________________________________ 32

3.4.7 Training mode (entry) __________________________________________ 33

3.4.8 Training mode (Next (Softkey 1)key: select item) ___________________ 33

3.4.9 Training mode (Func(Softkey2) key: change each item setting) _______ 33

3.4.10 Training mode (0 key: no function) _______________________________ 33

3.4.11 Training mode (Exit(softkey 4) key: exit from the Training mode) _____ 34

3.5 REDIAL (Option) _______________________________________________ 34

3.6 Channel change _______________________________________________ 35

3.7 Auto Stand-by _________________________________________________ 35

3.8 PBX No Service _______________________________________________ 35

3.9 Out Of Range _________________________________________________ 36

3.10 Low Battery _________________________________________________ 37

3.10.1 Battery status ________________________________________________ 37

3.11 Mute _______________________________________________________ 37

3.12 Hands Free _________________________________________________ 37

3.13 Headset ____________________________________________________ 37

3.14 Volume setting ______________________________________________ 38

3.15 Ring Volume Setting _________________________________________ 39

3.15.1 Ringer volume selection ________________________________________ 39

3.16 Menu setting mode ___________________________________________ 40

3.16.1 Menu Top ____________________________________________________ 40

3.16.2 Contacts(List) ________________________________________________ 41

3.16.3 Contacts(show one by one) _____________________________________ 41

3.16.4 Contacts(Delete Contact) _______________________________________ 42

3.16.5 Contacts(Edit/Add) ____________________________________________ 42

3.16.6 Settings(List) _________________________________________________ 44

3.16.7 Settings(Menu Timeout) ________________________________________ 44

3.16.8 Settings(Brightness) ___________________________________________ 44

3.16.9 Settings(Power Save) __________________________________________ 45

3.16.10 Settings(Audio Equalizer) _____________________________________ 45

3.16.11 Settings(Key Lock) __________________________________________ 46

3.16.12 Sounds(List) ________________________________________________ 46

3.16.13 Sounds(Ring Tones) _________________________________________ 47

3.16.14 Sounds(Vibrate) _____________________________________________ 47

3.16.15 Sounds(Out Of Range Alert) ___________________________________ 48

3.16.16 Sounds(Key Tone) ___________________________________________ 48

3.16.17 Language __________________________________________________ 49

3.16.18 Administrator Setting (List) ___________________________________ 49

3.16.19 Administrator Setting (Registration) ____________________________ 50

3.16.20 Administrator Setting (De-Registration) _________________________ 51

3.16.21 Administrator Setting (Change PIN code) ________________________ 52

3.16.22 Administrator Setting (Site Survey) _____________________________ 53

3.16.23 Administrator Setting (Site Survey:Sync Display mode) ____________ 54

3.16.24 Function Key Label __________________________________________ 54

3.16.25 Function Key Label(Name Edit) ________________________________ 55

3.16.26 Function Key Label(Delete Label) ______________________________ 55

3.17 Key Lock ___________________________________________________ 56

3.18 Virtual Function Key __________________________________________ 56

3.19 Base Key Option (Option) T.B.D ________________________________ 56

3.20 Speed Dial Settings (Option) T.B.D _____________________________ 57

4. Appendix __________________________________________________ 58

4.1 Data Table ____________________________________________________ 58

4.1.1 Factory Setting _______________________________________________ 58

4.1.2 Timings ______________________________________________________ 58

Revision History

Ver Issue Date Originator Description

0.01

0.02

April 30, 2014

June 06, 2014

Shitara 1st Edition for NEC. This document is referred

EXP10000 operation specification Rev. 1.1.

Shitara <Change Key assignment>

menu àmenu/mute mute à speaker speaker à end

<Add> Base key option ,Speed Dial option

1. Overview

1.1 Introduction

DTL-8R-1 is the cordless phone that is adapted for digital PBX (Private Branch Exchange). It is usually used in the office environment. When this phone is connected to the digital PBX, it must have a digital PBX Expansion board inside the Base Station.

Private

Branch

Exchange

(PBX)

Base Handset

PBX

Expansion

Board

<Notes>

1) Handset and wired phone cannot be used at the same time.

2) Some digital PBX Expansion boards require the wired phone to make a call.

3) Handset and Base Station must have original ID that is written on each unit at factory.

Wired Phone

1.2 Digital interface mode

When digital PBX Expansion board is attached to the Base Station, DTL-8R-1 works as digital mode. Each digital PBX maker will provide the digital PBX Expansion board. In this mode, the Handset will transmit key press information, which will be sent to PBX by the Base Station via serial interface. The Base Station receives PBX command from the digital PBX Expansion board such as LED state, LCD message, Ringer state, and Talk path condition and transmit them to the Handset.

DTZ-8R-1

General

Frequency

1.9G (1920 - 1930MHz)

Audio Process

Digital (ADPCM)

Number of Channels

ID No.

About 130K combinations or more

Handset Expandability

No/Yes (Option)

Multi Repeater

Yes, up to 6

at same expansion number

at same extension number

Direct Link (Walkie Talkie)

Talk Time

16 hours

Wall Mountable

RoHS

Yes

(We will develop new analog interface board next stage)

Interface

the Base can handle 2 repeaters with each 2 simultanious calls.

Base Right LED

2. Features

Transmission TDMA/TDD

WiFi Friendly Yes Number of RF Slot 12(6)

Compatibility w/ other models No Multi Base No

Conference at same expansion number HS-HS Intercom/Room Monitor

HS-HS Transfer Call

Standby Time 7 days Remote Base & Separate Charger Yes

Analog Mode No

Feature

No/Yes(Option) No

PBX

Repeater Base connection

Base Page No

Analog PBX Expansion Board No

Handset connection Each repeater can handle 2 simultanious calls. Daisy Chain

Base Switch Yes(Left, Right) LED 3

Power LED Base Left LED

DTL-8R-1

Only English

Yes (White)

Yes (Orange)

Function key LED×8 (Red)

Yes

Phonebook

Yes(Always On)

Yes((Always On, Dial 0-9, *, #)

hearing aid compatible

6 steps (default: 4)

Yes

Auto

Yes

Feature

Handset Key

Programmable Key (API) LCD Display 2 x 24

Standby Display Depend on Interface Board.

Line Status Display Display Language Icon Talk Icon

LCD Back Light LED Key Back Light LED New Message LED LED Hands Free Power Off Key Keypad Lock

One Touch Dial Yes, up to 4 (option)

Redial Yes (Depend on I/F Board)

CID Bell in AutoTalk (charge off) Any Key Answer Ear Volume Control 6 steps (default: 4)

Handsfree Volume Control Headset Volume Control Ringer Volume High/Low/Off(Vibrate) (default:High)

Ringer Tone 6Kinds (default:Tone A)

Vibrating Ringer Out of Range Detection Out of Range Alarm Tone Yes (On/Off)

Mute Auto Standby (Charge On) Channel Change Ringer Mute Yes

On Hook Menu Change Ringer Type

Off Hook Menu Headset Jack

(10&16 digit mode adjustable)

There are no Display timeout and LED timeout on the Handset

Battery Status Icon (3level) Ringer Off Icon Message Icon Hands Free Icon Mute Icon

(Number 24digits/No Name)

(Local mode, 32digits) F8 key is redial if Interface board does not have this function.

changed in Standby & Bell Mode

Tone A, Tone B, Tone C, Tone D, Tone E, Tone F

(default:On)

changed in Standby & Bell Mode

End of Range Alarm Register(Option) Deregister(Option) Base Registration PIN (Option) One Touch Dial Settings (Option) Exit

Display Elements <Notes>

1) This image differs from the actual design.

2.1 Handset

2.2 Base Station

2.3 Charge unit

2.4 Key & SW

2.4.1 Handset

talk key speaker key menu/mute key end key up key down key right key left key select key(center of navigation keys) dial (0～9、Ú、#) key

Softkey (1～4)key

<Notes>

1) If redial option is enable, Softkey4 key is used for redial key in Talk state.

2) If base key option enable, Softkey1 key is used for Base Left key in Function key state.

3) If base key option enable, Softkey2 key is used for Base Right key in Function key state

2.4.2 Base

Left key Right key

2.4.3 Charger

Charger doesn’t have any key.

2.5 Tone Type and Volume

2.5.1 Frequency definition

A 3142Hz G 2000Hz M 1046Hz S 494Hz B 2637Hz H 1900Hz N 1000Hz T 490Hz C 2400Hz I 1800Hz O 831Hz U 480Hz D 2346Hz J 1600Hz P 800Hz V 430Hz E 2200Hz K 1566Hz Q 700Hz W 400Hz F 2095Hz L 1100Hz R 500Hz

2.5.2 Handset tone types

Bell Tone A K D Repeated Infinitely

48ms 48ms

Bell Tone B O M Repeated Infinitely

24ms 24ms 24ms

Bell Tone C F B A Repeated Infinitely

48ms 48ms 48ms

Bell Tone D N J G Repeated Infinitely

36ms 36ms 36ms

Bell Tone E Q J P Repeated Infinitely

54ms 54ms 54ms

Bell Tone F L J Repeated Infinitely

36ms 36ms

Key Touch Tone G

50ms

Beep Tone S

150ms

Range Alarm Tone N N N

50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms

Low Battery Alert Tone N

100ms

Error Tone R T U V W

50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms

Confirmation Tone I H G E C

50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms 50ms

<Notes>

1) Bell Tone A-F depends on ring cadence from PBX Expansion board.

Error Tone

HIGH

Confirmation Tone

HIGH

Battery

Low Alert Tone

LOW

Used to warning for battery low

Range Alarm Tone

LOW

Used to warning for out of RF link range

2.5.3 Handset volume

Volumes for each tone are shown below.

Tone Type Level Comment

Key Touch Tone LOW -

Beep Tone LOW The PBX Expansion board requires this tone Bell Tone A-F HIGH/MID/LOW/OFF It depends on Ringer Volume Setting.

2.5.4 Ring cadence

When the PBX Expansion board send ring state command to the Base Station, it will be transmitted to the Handset and the Handset generates bell tone according to the cadence, which is given by PBX Expansion board.

Cadence 1

off

Cadence 2

off

Cadence 3

off

Cadence 4

2sec

1sec

400ms

1sec

400ms

200ms

4sec

1sec

3sec

800ms

4sec200ms

2sec

off

2sec

4sec

Cadence 5

off

200ms

100ms

200ms

100ms

600ms

4sec

<Notes>

1) When ringer volume is Off(Vibrate), Handset vibrates according to this timing（1.5s on/1s off） in all the cadences.

2.5.5 Base Station tone

The Base Station doesn’t have any tone features

2.5.6 Charger

The charger doesn’t have any tone features

2.6 Display

2.6.1 Handset LCD display

240 x 320 QVGA LCD Character code set:ISO/IEC 8859-1(Latin-1)

2.6.1.1 Message from PBX Expansion board

When the Handset receives message from PBX Expansion board. Message is shown according to the followings.

1. LCD is selectable 24x2line(48digits), 16x2line(32digits) or 10x2line(20digits), which is,

determined when ID is written at factory.

2. Message shall be shown with word wrapping (48digits, 32digits or 20digits).

3. If Handset can not show word wrapping digits on one page because of word wrapping,

then message shall be divided into 2 pages

4. If message is shown on 2 pages, each page shall be automatically swap 2.5seconds

periodically.

e.g. Show “a=Smith, j, 20592 to Fritzgerrald 300 f”

2.5 seconds

Message shall be erased when:

1. New message is arrived

2. The user presses valid key

3. PBX Expansion board send Clear LCD command.

<Notes>

1) LCD is no timeout to clear the display. It is depend on the PBX Expansion board.

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