All rights reserved. No part of this document may be reproduced, loaned, or transmitted in any form or by
any means without authorization in accordance with Vtech policies and administrative procedures. This
document remains the property of Vtech Engineering Canada Ltd., and must be returned upon request.
EATURE LIST ............................................................................................................................................. 4
1.3.2Unique Features ................................................................................................................................... 5
1.3.3Features Not Provided......................................................................................................................... 6
EADSET LED INDICATORS & KEY DESCRIPTIONS................................................................................. 11
2.1.1Dual Color LED...................................................................................................................................11
2.2.2 HOLD KEY............................................................................................................................... ....... 11
2.2.3 OFF KEY......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.2.4 MEM KEY........................................................................................................................................ 12
ASE UNIT & CORDED HANDSET LED INDICATORS & KEY DESCRIPTIONS........................................... 12
2.3.1 POWER LED......................................................................................................................................... 12
2.3.6 HOLD LED.............................................................................................................................................. 13
2.3.11 MEM KEY............................................................................................................................................ 13
2.3.13 QUICK MEM KEY............................................................................................................................... 14
2.3.14 HOLD KEY........................................................................................................................................... 14
3.1.2Headset IDLE Mode, Placed On remote Charger.......................................................................... 16
3.1.3Headset IDLE Mode, Headset NOT Placed On remote Charger and with the Mic Boom
Switch in the DOWN Position ....................................................................................................................... 17
3.1.4Headset IDLE Mode, Headset NOT Placed On remote Charger and with the Mic Boom
Switch in the UP Position............................................................................................................................... 17
3.1.5Headset in HOLD Mode, OFF Charger, Mic Boom DOWN.......................................................... 18
3.1.6Headset in HOLD Mode, OFF Charger, Mic Boom UP................................................................. 19
3.1.7Headset in INTERCOM Mode (Mic Boom must be Down & Base Corded must be Lifted) ..... 19
3.2B
ASE UNIT................................................................................................................................................. 20
3.2.1Base Phone Mode (OFF-HOOK), Headset also in PHONE mode..............................................20
3.2.2BASE IDLE Mode, Corded Headset Placed in Cradle, Headset in Idle Mode........................... 21
3.2.3BASE IDLE Mode, Corded Headset Placed in Cradle, Headset in PHONE Mode................... 22
3.2.4BASE in HOLD Mode, Corded Headset in cradle.......................................................................... 22
3.2.5BASE in HOLD Mode, Corded Headset Picked Up out of Cradle............................................... 23
The following product spec. defines the basic cosmetics, electrical specifications and operating
functions & features of the VTH1930 wireless headset phone (WHS).
1.1General Description
The VTH1930 is a wireless headset telephone that is based upon our PDL ADPCM core
platform. The headset unit is accom panied with an Infrared dialcard, a dialing base unit with
corded handset and a separate headset charging station.
This product is intended to address the mar ket segment that is currently using products like our
PDL w/wired headset, but desire to have a completely contained headset unit that can be worn
for extended periods of time and does not r equire any type of wired beltpack.
1.2Regulatory Standards
As a requirement for sale in the United States, the product will comply with the electrical
specifications defined in the following documents:
• FCCPart 15Radio Emmissions Requirements
• FCCPart 68Telephone Line Interface Req uir ements
• UL1459Safety Requirements
As a requirement for sale in Canada, the product will comply with the electrical specifications
defined in the following documents:
• ICRSS-210Radio Emmissions Requirements
• ICCS-03Telephone Line Interf ace Requirements
• CSA225Safety Requirements
In addition to the above mandatory regulations, t he recommendations provided in EIA-470-A,
TIA 571, TIA631and IEC801-2 will be used as a design guideline.
1.3Feature List
The following feature lists pr ovide a brief overview of the features that are and are not provided
in this unit.
• Non-volatile storage of security code at base unit protects against power failure
• In-the-dark answering of incoming calls
1.3.2Unique Features
• Headset Binaural Sound using two receivers (non HAC)
• Headset will be re-chargeable via placement on remote charger.
• Retractable antenna will be incorporated into headset design.
• Volume up/down keys available on headset module.
• Flash key will be available on headset module to switch between lines during a call
waiting condition.
• A CR2025 battery with an estimated lifetime of 1.5 yrs will be provided with remote
dialcard and will be easily replaced via a sliding battery door.
• The effective distance of the dialcard will be over 15 ft. in normal lighting condit ions.
Under direct sunlight, the r ange will be limited to 4 ft (enough to allow hand held
dialing).
• A plastic loop at the top of the dialcard chassis will allow for the attachment of an
accessory strap to allow the user to hang the unit around the neck, dangle off the
wrist, or dangle of a belt clip.
• 64 different combinat ions of dialcard security code will be randomized in the factory
to prevent interference between different remote dialcards.
• Corded handset on base will have HI/MID/LOW volume cont r ol via slide switch on
handset.
• Base dialing keypad is provided.
• PPU will be provided for in SW as a future option.
• The base will be equipped with VMWI as an available option. The base will be
equipped with a speaker to indicate ringing, paging & other base status.
• The unit will include a ringer HI/LO/OFF on the side of the unit for volume
adjustment as well as programming of individual ringer types (base only).
• A tone pulse switch will be accessible on the bottom of the unit.
• POTS mode will be available on the base via the spare battery.
• A trickle charging bay will be provided on the base unit (20-30 hours charge time).
• Remote charger will fully charge headset battery within 2 hours.
• Remote charger LED will glow red during fast charging, and will go green aft er the
charge is complete. There will be no Power LED indication for the remote charger
unit.
• Headset will automatically turn OFF when placed in remote charging unit , regardless
of the mic boom position.
• Remote charger will have its own 300mAH power adapter which is interchangeable
with the base unit power adapter so the end user will not be confused.
• Headset will ring when in the remote charge and will auto-answer when lifted out of
the base cradle only if the mic boom is already in the ON position.
Reference: PRC 00B6Revision: 0Page: 5 of 31
This document is proprietary to VTECH ENGINEERING CANADA LTD.
Specifications are preliminary and are subject to change without notice.