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MODEL Sony SPP-900 - Analog 900MHz Cordless Telephone
Internal Product Specification for the
Sony SPP-900
Analog 900MHz Cordless Telephone
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Further refinements to channel plan
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Contents
1 Overview.......................................................................................................................... 4
1.1 General Description...................................................................................................... 4
1.2 Regulatory Standards................................................................................................... 4
1.3 Preliminary Feature List................................................................................................ 4
1.3.1 Basic Features ...........................................................................................................................4
1.3.2 Unique Features.........................................................................................................................5
1.3.3 Features Not Provided ...............................................................................................................5
1.4 Cosmetic Styling........................................................................................................... 5
1.4.1 Base Unit Line Drawing..............................................................................................................6
1.4.2 Handset Line Drawing................................................................................................................7
2 Functional Layouts......................................................................................................... 8
2.1 Handset Functional Layout........................................................................................... 8
2.1.1 Handset LED Indicators .............................................................................................................8
2.1.2 Handset Key Descriptions..........................................................................................................8
2.1.3 Keypad Illumination....................................................................................................................9
2.2 Base Unit Functional Layout......................................................................................... 9
2.2.1 Base Unit LED Indicators...........................................................................................................9
2.2.2 Base Unit Key Descriptions......................................................................................................10
3 Operating Modes........................................................................................................... 11
3.1 STANDBY Mode ........................................................................................................ 11
3.2 PHONE Mode............................................................................................................. 12
3.2.1 Dialling Methods.......................................................................................................................12
3.2.2 Redial Buffer ............................................................................................................................12
3.2.3 Memory Dialling........................................................................................................................13
3.3 PROGRAM Mode....................................................................................................... 13
3.3.1 Speed Dial Programming.........................................................................................................14
3.3.2 Ringer Type Programming.......................................................................................................14
3.4 RINGING Mode.......................................................................................................... 15
3.5 PAGE Mode ............................................................................................................... 15
3.6 PHONE/PAGE Mode.................................................................................................. 16
3.7 PROGRAM/PAGE Mode............................................................................................ 16
3.8 PROGRAM/RINGING Mode....................................................................................... 17
4 RF Link Operation......................................................................................................... 19
4.1 RF Link Data.............................................................................................................. 19
4.2 Security Code............................................................................................................. 19
4.3 RF Channel Selection................................................................................................. 19
4.3.1 Background Channel Scanning................................................................................................19
4.3.2 Manual Channel Selection .......................................................................................................20
4.3.3 Channel Resynchronisation .....................................................................................................20
5 Power Management...................................................................................................... 21
5.1 Battery........................................................................................................................ 21
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5.2 Low Battery Indication................................................................................................ 21
5.3 Power Interruption...................................................................................................... 21
6 Data Requirements ....................................................................................................... 22
7 Electrical Specifications............................................................................................... 23
7.1 Operating Conditions.................................................................................................. 23
7.2 DC Electrical Characteristics...................................................................................... 23
7.3 Audio Specifications................................................................................................... 24
7.4 Telephone Line Interface Specifications..................................................................... 24
7.5 Radio Specifications................................................................................................... 25
7.6 Frequency Allocation Tables...................................................................................... 26
7.6.1 Base Unit Frequencies.............................................................................................................26
7.6.2 Handset Frequencies...............................................................................................................27
7.7 Safety Specifications.................................................................................................. 28
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1 Overview
This specification defines the functional and electrical performance requirements of the Sony SPP-900 900MHz
analog cordless telephone. The SPP-900 is intended to be compatible with most type of central office equipment in
use in Canada, the United States and South America.
1.1 General Description
The Sony SPP-900 is a basic analog cordless telephone. It is based on the design of the latest generation of the
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analog cordless telephone – the ADL MK2B. The main changes from the ADL MK2B include the
mechanical chassis, backlit keypad, minor keypad layout changes, 30-channel operation, visual indication of lowbattery condition, and factory-programmable line-flash timing parameter.
1.2 Regulatory Standards
As a requirement for sale in the United States, the SPP-900 will comply with the electrical specifications defined in
the following documents:
FCC Part 15 Radio Emissions Requirements
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FCC Part 68 Telephone Line Interface Requirements
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UL 1459 Safety Requirements
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As a requirement for sale in Canada, the SPP-900 will comply with the electrical specifications defined in the
following documents:
IC RSS-210 Radio Emissions Requirements
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IC CS-03 Telephone Line Interface Requirements
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CSA 225 Safety Requirements
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In addition to the above mandatory regulations, the recommendations provided in EIA 470-B will be used as a
guideline.
1.3 Preliminary Feature List
The SPP-900 will offer many of the same features as the V
this Sony model.
1.3.1 Basic Features
The following basic features should be considered as standard features for a quality 900MHz cordless phone:
30 channel, 900 MHz operation
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Automatic search for available channel (when handset on cradle)
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Manual channel change when handset in PHONE mode
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16 bit digital security code
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Pulse, DTMF, and temporary DTMF dialling
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10 number speed dial memory; each number can be up to 16 digits
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Redial memory (16 digits)
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Low battery detection and warning indicator
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Battery charge interval: 6 days in STANDBY mode, 7 hours in PHONE mode
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One-way page function fro m base unit to handset
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Hearing aid compatible receiver
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Three-level receiver volume control on handset
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1.3.2 Unique Features
The following features will be offered on the SPP-900, but are not considered as standard for this type of product.
These features help define a marketing advantage for this product.
Non-volatile storage of speed dial numbers
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Non-volatile storage of security code at base unit protects against power failure
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In-the-dark answeri ng of incoming calls
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Backlit keypad
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Compact ‘connectorless’ removable battery pack
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Compatibility with remote charger system
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1.3.3 Features Not Provided
The following features will not be offered in the SPP-900. These are explicitly listed below to ensure there are no
misunderstandings on the intended operation of the product.
Low battery LED
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Separate <Flash> key
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Pause function available on <Redial> key
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Spare battery charger in base unit (optional spare battery purchased separately)
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Battery back-up in case of power failure (optional spare battery purchased separately)
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Headset jack and belt clip
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Ringer volume adjust ment on base unit
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Side-mounted tone/pulse switch on base unit (switch is located on bottom of base unit)
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1.4 Cosmetic Styling
Line drawings for the SPP-900 base unit and handset are in the following sections.
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2 Functional Layouts
2.1 Handset Functional Layout
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2.1.1 Handset LED Indicators
Talk LED
- this LED illuminates steadily when the handset is in the PHONE mode. It will flash in
cadence with an incoming ring from the PSTN line. It will flash quickly when the handset is in the
PROGRAM mode. It will flash slowly when a low battery condition in the handset is detected.
2.1.2 Handset Key Descriptions
OFF CHANNEL
ABC
2
JKL
5
TUV
8
OPER
0
SPEED DIAL REDIAL
DEF
3
MNO
6
9
YZ
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7
*
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PGM
FLASH
TALK
GHI
RS
Figure 1 - Handset Keypad Layout
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Talk> key
- this key is used to enter the PHONE mode. If the handset is already in the PHONE
mode, pressing this key will generate a hook-flash on the PSTN line. This key will be inactive for
four seconds after the phone has auto-answered to prevent accidental flashing of the PSTN line.
<
Off> key
- this key is used to exit all modes of operation and return the handset and base unit to the
STANDBY mode.
<
Channel> key
- this key is used to initiate a channel change to the next available RF channel. This
key is only active in the PHONE mode; it has no function in the STANDBY mode.
<
Program> key
- this key is used to enter the PROGRAM mode. This key is only active in the
STANDBY mode; it has no function in the PHONE mode.
<
Speed Dial> key
- this key is used to enter the memory dialling mode for dialling speed dial numbers.
The sequence used is <Talk> <Speed Dial> digit key, where digit key is one of 0-9.
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<
Redial> key
PHONE mode only if no other dialling keys have been pressed. This key is also active in the
PROGRAM mode for storing the redial buffer into a memory location.
<
Tone/*> key
PHONE mode, and only if the default dialling method is pulse.
- this key is used to dial the contents of the redial buffer. This key is active in the
- this key is used to initiate temporary DTMF dialling. This key is only active in the
2.1.3 Keypad Illumination
Generally, the backlight on the keypad illuminates if the <Talk> or <Program> key is pressed when the handset is
not in use, or when any of the DTMF keys or the <T alk> or <Speed D ial> key is pressed when the phone is off-hook.
After a key is pressed, the illumination remains on for five (5) seconds and then automatically turns off. Pressing
any key during or after the 5-second interval restarts the 5-second timer. The backlight will not illuminate when the
<Off> key is pressed since user is assumed to have completed the desired phone operation. When the phone is offhook, the backlight will also not be activated by the <Channel> or <Redial> key. In addition, the illumination will
turn off immediately after a speed-dial programming sequence is successfully completed (see section 3.3.1for further
details on programming speed dial numbers into the SPP-900).
Backlight illumination also occurs during handset ringing for incoming calls. The backlighting follows the cadence
of the ringing signal (i.e., illumination when ring on and no illumination when ring off). After termination of ringing,
if the call is not answered, the illumination goes off and remains off until a key is pressed or another call is received.
If the call is answered, the illumination remains on for 5 seconds (5 second timer restart as a result of pressing a key)
and then turns off automatically provided no other keys are pressed.
Backlight illumination turns off immediately after handset is placed on cradle.
2.2 Base Unit Functional Layout
CHARGE
LINE
HANDSET
LOCATOR
Figure 2 - Base Unit Layout
2.2.1 Base Unit LED Indicators
Charge LED
handset batte ry is being charged.
Line LED
cadence with an incoming ring. This LED also flashes momentarily immediately after the handset
- this LED illuminates steadily when the handset is resting in the base unit cradle and the
- this LED illuminates steadily when the phone is in the PHONE mode. It will flash in
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