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Revision History
Revision No Description Page Effective Date
Preliminary July 21,’98
1 First Release Aug 14,’98 2 Updated Release with UI changes All Sept 22, 1998
2.1 Incorporated Regulatory Requirements and Page Key operation
2.2 Changes to Electrical Specs. Changed
title to Internal Product Spec.
Added Base LED Operation
2.3 Revised after TM1 Review Comments.
Added Call Forward Display and changes
to menu displays
2.4 Revised Call Forward operation as per
Radio Shack req’s. Corrected redial
examples. Corrected CID Recall Option
examples. Revised CLEAR MEMORY
menu operation. Defined VMWI as a
factory programmable option.
Minor corrections to other sections.
3.0 Removed OUT OF AREA message
description from CID. Corrected last
message for Step 6 on SET RING TYPE
description. Corrected Set Ring Volume
description Step 6 to say LOW instead of
HIGH.
Added CID display of telephone numbers
section.
Added Red/Green or All Red LED
Indicator Options
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All 22-OCT-98
All 5-NOV-98
pp. 15, 22, 23,
25, 29, 34-38,
and 42.
All 18-JAN-99
25-NOV-98
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Table of Contents
1. Overview....................................................................................6
1.1 General Description................................................................................... 6
1.2 Regulatory Standards................................................................................ 6
1.3 Feature List ................................................................................................ 7
1.3.1 Basic Features .....................................................................................................................7
1.3.2 Unique Features ..................................................................................................................7
1.3.3 Features Not Provided ........................................................................................................8
1.4 Cosmetic Styling........................................................................................ 9
2. Functional Description .............................................................11
2.1 Handset Display and Keypad Layout ....................................................... 11
2.2 Base Key Layout and Indicators............................................................... 12
2.3 Base LED User Interface Status Indicators............................................. 13
3. User Interface Specification.....................................................14
3.1 User Interface Status Tones ..................................................................... 14
3.2 Navigation/Features/Menus ...................................................................... 14
3.2.1 On Hook State Menus .........................................................................................................15
3.2.2 Off Hook State Menus .........................................................................................................15
3.2.3 Mode Timeout ......................................................................................................................16
3.3 Dial Modes.................................................................................................. 17
3.3.1 Pre-Seizure (On-Hook) Dialing or Pre-Dial ........................................................................17
3.3.1.1 Pre-Dial Digit Entry and Editing .....................................................................................17
3.3.1.2 Pre-Dial Example .............................................................................................................18
3.3.2 Post-Seizure Dialing (Off-Hook) or Live Dial ....................................................................19
3.4 Using SELECT or PHONE key When Recalling Numbers ...................... 19
3.4.1 Pre-Dial Recall Example Using PHONE Key (WYSIWYG) ................................................20
3.4.2 Pre-Dial Recall Using SELECT Key....................................................................................20
3.4.3 Live-Dial Recall Using PHONE or SELECT Key................................................................21
3.5 Placing A Call on Hold............................................................................... 21
3.6 Last Number Redial ................................................................................... 22
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3.6.1 Review/Recalling Most Recently Dialed Numbers from Redial Memory .......................22
3.6.1.1 Redial Example Using PHONE key from Pre-Dial Mode: .............................................23
3.6.1.2 Redial Example Using PHONE key from Live-Dial Mode: ...........................................24
3.6.2 Storing Redial Records.......................................................................................................24
3.7 Incoming Calls ........................................................................................... 25
3.7.1 Ringing .................................................................................................................................25
3.7.2 Answering the Incoming Call .............................................................................................25
3.7.3 Terminating the Incoming Call...........................................................................................25
3.8 Calling Line ID Functions.......................................................................... 26
3.8.1 CID Type I ............................................................................................................................. 26
3.8.2 Call Forward Indicator.........................................................................................................26
3.8.3 New Calls Indicator .............................................................................................................27
3.8.3.1 New Calls LED Indicator Option.....................................................................................27
3.8.4 CID Type II ............................................................................................................................ 27
3.8.5 Review/Recall Telephone Numbers from CID Memory....................................................27
3.8.5.1 CID Number Recall Options............................................................................................29
3.8.6 Deleting a CID Record in Review Mode............................................................................. 30
3.8.7 Call Forward Display of Telephone Numbers...................................................................31
3.9 Speed Dial Functions ................................................................................ 32
3.9.1 Programming Speed Dial Memory .....................................................................................32
3.9.1.1 Program Speed Dial Example......................................................................................... 32
3.9.2 Review/Recall Telephone Number from Speed Dial Memory .........................................33
3.9.2.1 Speed Dial Review Example ........................................................................................... 34
3.9.3 Deleting a Speed Dial Location in Review Mode..............................................................35
3.10 Clearing CID, Speed Dial Memory and VMWI .......................................... 36
3.10.1 Clear Memory Menu Structure If VMWI Is Supported ......................................................36
3.10.2 Clear Memory Menu Structure If VMWI Is NOT Supported .............................................36
3.10.3 Clearing The Visual Message Waiting Indicator (If VMWI Option is Supported) ..........37
3.10.4 Clearing All CID Records ....................................................................................................38
3.10.5 Clearing All Speed Dial Locations .....................................................................................39
3.11 Flashing the Line/Switching Over to New Call........................................ 40
3.12 Visual Message Waiting Indication (VMWI)............................................. 40
3.12.1 VMWI LED Display Option ..................................................................................................40
3.13 Setup Mode Options.................................................................................. 41
3.13.1 Ring Type Setting (4 selection and OFF) ..........................................................................42
3.13.2 Ringer Volume Control (High or Low) ............................................................................... 43
3.13.3 Dialing Type Selection (Tone or Pulse) .............................................................................44
3.13.4 Keyclick Selection (On or Off)............................................................................................45
3.14 Page Key Operation................................................................................... 46
3.15 In Use/Charging LED Indicator ................................................................. 46
3.15.1 Red/Green LED Option........................................................................................................46
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3.15.1.1 In Use/Charging LED Display State Priority (Red/Green LEDs)................................ 46
3.15.2 All Red LED Option..............................................................................................................46
3.15.2.1 In Use/Charging LED Display State Priority (All Red LEDs)......................................47
3.16 Temporary Tone Activation....................................................................... 47
3.17 Ear Piece Volume Adjustment .................................................................. 47
3.18 Spare Battery/POTS mode ........................................................................ 48
3.19 Low Battery Warning................................................................................. 48
3.20 Parallel Set Indication ............................................................................... 48
3.21 Headset Jack.............................................................................................. 49
3.22 No Telephone Line Connected ................................................................. 49
3.23 Display Priority of Non Mode Specific Messages ................................... 50
3.24 Channel Search/Out of Range Indication ................................................ 51
4. Electrical Specifications...........................................................52
4.1 Operating Conditions ................................................................................ 52
4.2 DC Electrical Characteristics.................................................................... 52
4.3 Audio Specification ................................................................................... 53
4.4 Telephone Line Interface Specification ................................................... 54
4.5 Calling Line Identification Specification.................................................. 55
4.6 Radio Specification ................................................................................... 56
4.6.1 Frequency Allocation ..........................................................................................................56
4.6.2 Base Unit Frequencies........................................................................................................56
4.6.3 Handset Unit Frequencies ..................................................................................................56
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1. Overview
1.1 General Description
The PDL GX is a 900 MHz digital cordless telephone in a form factor which half the size of the existing VTECH digital product. This is a higher end product by virtue of the level of integration required in order to meet the form factor requirements. This is also a full featured phone which is menu driven with a 2x12 alphanumeric display capable of receiving Caller ID type I and type II.
1.2 Regulatory Standards
As a requirement for sale in the United States, the product will comply with the electrical specifications defined in the following documents:
FCC Part 15 Radio Emissions Requirements
FCC Part 68 Telephone Line Interface Requirements
UL 1459 Safety Requirements
As a requirement for sale in Canada, the the following documents:
IC RSS-210 Radio Emissions Requirements
IC CS-03 Telephone Line Interface Requirements
CSA 225 Safety Requirements
In addition to the above mandatory regulations, the recommendations provided in EIA-470-B, TIA 571, TIA631and IEC801-2 will be used as a guideline.
The caller ID display module meets protocol requirements specified in the following standards documents:
Bellcore TR-NWT-001401 Issue 1 “ Visual Message Waiting Indicator”
Bellcore TR-NWT-000030 Issue 2 "Voiceband Data Transmission Interface Generic Requirements"
Bellcore TR-NWT-000031 Issue 4 "CLASS Feature: Calling Number Delivery"
Bellcore TR-NWT-001188 Issue 1 "CLASS Feature: Calling Name Delivery Generic Requirements"
product
will comply with the electrical specifications defined in
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1.3 Feature List
1.3.1 Basic Features
Name / number caller ID display with 50 call storage capacity
32kbps ADPCM voice coding
2 row by 12 character 5x7 dot matrix alpha-numeric LCD display on handset
10 channel operation with auto channel selection
900 MHz Operation
24 bit digital security code for 16.8 million combinations
DTMF and Pulse dialing
20 number/location programmable memory for up to 20 digit phone number
Automatic search for best available channel
Low battery detect and warning indicator
Handset power saving 7 days (less during out-of-range)
7.0 Hours continuous talk time
Volume adjust on handset
Hearing-aid compatible receiver
Provisions for spare handset battery pack in the base unit
Complete battery back-up in case of power failure
Backlit LCD on the handset
Auto hang-up when returning the handset to the base cradle.
Detachable power supply
Support for headsets with 2.5mm jacks.
1
1
1
Note that this is only when masked ROM is used. Use of external ROM will diminish the talk/standby
time.
1.3.2 Unique Features
Use of E
Use of E
dial numbers
Handset allows for on-the-fly battery replacement
Fully digital link between handset and base
Digitally-scrambled voice communication between handset and base has extremely high immunity to
noise and interfering signals
Out-of-range indication while the handset is in use and in standby mode
Removable battery pack
Easy answer - When the phone rings simply press any key (except OFF) on the handset to answer
when in idle mode.
A faster charge (.2C) capability will be provided on the base for the handset battery. The unit will
automatically switch over to regular trickle charge (.1C) when required.
The electrical design will support charging in the face up position.
Ringer muting
2
PROM in base unit for permanent memory storage of security code
2
PROM in the handset for nonvolatile storage of the security code, CID messages and speed
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1.3.3 Features Not Provided
The privacy feature is not provided
Stutter dial tone detection
Automatic line drop is not provided
Name dialing is not provided
Multi handset capability is not provided.
There is no Page LED on the base
No other modes of operation available while on HOLD
Manual channel change has been deleted as the auto channel change algorithm takes care of this
function.
Automatic security code updating when the handset is cradled has been eliminated. The base and
handset security codes are now factory preset and stored in E security codes are therefore not generated every time the unit is re-cradled.
2
PROM for the life of the unit. New
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1.4 Cosmetic Styling
Base Unit
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Handset Unit
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2. Functional Description
2.1 Handset Display and Keypad Layout
2 X12 LCD DISPLAY
PRESS AND HOLD TO VIEW CID TIME & DATE
PHONE
1 2
GHI
4
PQRS
7
*
TEMP. TONE ACTIVATION
SELECT
ABC
IJK
5
TUV
8
OPER
0
OFF
DEF
3
MNO
6
WXYZ
9
#
HOLD TO DELETE CID & SPEED DIAL LOCATION
HOLD TO ENTER PAUSE DIGIT IN PRE-DIAL
MENU NAVIGATIONAL
KEYS
PREFIX OPTIONS
PRESS AND
HOLD TO
VIEW
MORE
CID RECALL
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2.2 Base Key Layout and Indicators
POWER
MESSAGE WAITING
NEW CALLS
IN USE/CHARGING
SPARE BATTERY
OR
POWER
IN USE/CHARGING
SPARE BATTERY
PAGE
PAGE
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2.3 Base LED User Interface Status Indicators
The following status is indicated on the base unit LED display:
Status Type Description
POWER
IN USE (off hook)
RINGING
CALL HOLD
CHARGING
ON-HOOK & NO HANDSET IN CRADLE
SPARE BATTERY
MESSAGE WAITING
NEW CALLS
POTS MODE
When the POW ER LED is lit solid RED, it indicates that power to the base unit is on. When the IN USE/CHARGING LED is lit solid GREEN it indicates that the phone is off-hook. When the IN USE/CHARGING LED is flashing GREEN at a rate of 16 Hz during the ON cycle of the power ringing signal (2 sec ON/ 4 seconds OFF), it indicates that the telephone line is ringing. When the IN USE/CHARGING LED is flashing GREEN at a rate of 4 Hz, it indicates that the telephone line has been placed on hold. When the IN USE/CHARGING LED is lit solid RED it indicates that the cradle is charging the handset battery When the IN USE/CHARGING LED is OFF and the POWER LED is lit solid or flashing RED, it indicates that the telephone line is on hook and no handset is installed in the cradle. When this LED is lit solid RED it indicates that a spare battery is installed in the base unit. When this indicator is lit solid RED, it indicates that messages are waiting from the CO. When this indicator is lit solid RED, it indicates that you have received new calls when caller ID is supported. When the POW ER LED blinks RED, it indicates that the base is running off of the spare battery and is in POTS mode
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3. User Interface Specification
3.1 User Interface Status Tones
The following tones are generated in response to various user stimuli:
Type Description
CONFIRMATION TONE
ERROR TONE
KEYCLICK
3.2 Navigation/Features/Menus
Various menu items are available to the user when the telephone is on hook or off hook. These menu items are used to enter various modes of operation. The menu items are selectable and scrollable via the navigational keys on the handset which are the ▲, ▼ and the Handset Display and Keypad Layout.
Generated whenever a programming command requested by the user is completed satisfactorily Generated whenever the user tries to perform an erroneous function or aborts programming Generated whenever a key is pressed
SELECT
keys – refer to Section 2.1
Note: On some models the up arrow key is designated as a right arrow key, and the down arrow is designated as the left arrow. These shall be treated as equivalent.
To enter menu selection the user must press the display. The user can then review the available choices by either scrolling forward with the ▲ key or scrolling backward with the ▼ key. All menu items will wrap around and can be cycled through in the forward and backward direction.
SELECT
key. The first menu item will appear in the
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3.2.1 On Hook State Menus
The following diagram shows the menu sequence available when the telephone is on hook.
PHONE
Press
OFF
Key to Exit
Press
SELECT
Key
Press
OFF
Key to Exit
REDIAL
REDIAL
REDIALREDIAL MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
PHONE
or
Press
Press
Key
Key
SETUP MODE
SETUP MODE
SETUP MODESETUP MODE
or
Press ▲ Key
PHONE
Press
OFF
Key to Exit
Press
OFF
Key to Exit
3.2.2 Off Hook State Menus
The following menus are displayed whenever the phone is off hook.
SELECT
Press
PHONE
or
CID
CID
CIDCID MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press ▲ Key
or
SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIALSPEED DIAL MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press
OFF
Key to Return To Call
Key
CALL HOLD
CALL HOLD
CALL HOLDCALL HOLD
Figure 1 – MENU SEQUENCE IN THE ON HOOK STATE
PHONE
or
Press
Press
Key
Key
Press ▼ Key
Press
Press ▲ Key
Key
Press ▼ Key
CLEAR
CLEAR
CLEARCLEAR MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press ▼ Key
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
PROGRAMPROGRAM SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIALSPEED DIAL
Press
OFF
SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIAL
SPEED DIALSPEED DIAL
PHONE
Key to Exit
or
Press
Press
Key
Press
OFF
Key
Press
OFF
PHONE
Key to Exit
PHONE
Key to Exit
or
or
FEATURE
FEATURE
FEATUREFEATURE
Press ▲ Key
PHONE
Press
OFF
Key to Exit
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REDIAL
REDIAL
REDIALREDIAL MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Figure 3.1.2 - MENU SEQUENCE IN THE OFF HOOK STATE
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MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press ▼ Key
CID
CID
CIDCID MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press
Key
Press
OFF
PHONE
Key to Exit
or
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In general, to exit from the current menu/mode the user can press the back one step.
Press
SELECT
SELECT
R1 2573356
R1 2573356
R1 2573356R1 2573356
Press ▲ Key
OFF
R2 2573356
R2 2573356
R2 2573356R2 2573356
key while on hook in idle mode will bring up
For example, using the diagram below, pressing the the “REDIAL MEMORY” menu. Subsequent presses of the ▲▼ keys will allow the user to navigate through the other menu items. If the user presses the MEMORY” is displayed, the user will enter the redial memory function. Pressing the ▲▼ keys while in this menu will allow the user to review the last 5 numbers dialed. Pressing the within this state will return the user back up to the “REDIAL MEMORY” main menu item. Subsequent presses of the ▲▼ keys will allow the user to navigate through the other menu items. Pressing the key will exit the user from the main menu and return the user to the idle mode.
OFF
Press
REDIAL
REDIAL
REDIALREDIAL MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press ▲ Key
CID
CID
CIDCID
SELECT
Key
Press
Key to Exit
to Idle Mode
Press
Key
Press
SELECT
OFF
key; this will bring the user
key when the menu item “REDIAL
OFF
key anytime while
Press
Key
OFF
MEMORY
MEMORY
MEMORYMEMORY
Press ▲ Key
OTHER MENU ITEMS
3.2.3 Mode Timeout
The handset will have a built in menu display timeout feature whereby if it detects that no key has been pressed within 30 seconds, it will exit the current menu item and return to the appropriate on hook idle or off hook state. The exception to this is when the phone call is placed on hold. If a call is on hold, the call will remain on hold until the user manually takes it off hold or cradles the handset.
Press
Key
Press
Press ▲ Key
OFF
Press
Press ▲ Key Press ▼ Key
OFF
Press
Press ▲ Key
Press ▲ Key
OFF
R3 2573356
R3 2573356
R3 2573356R3 2573356
R4 2573356
R4 2573356
R4 2573356R4 2573356
R5 2573356
R5 2573356
R5 2573356R5 2573356
Press
Press
Key
Key
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3.3 Dial Modes
3.3.1 Pre-Seizure (On-Hook) Dialing or Pre-Dial
Pre-Seizure dialing or Pre-dial refers to a mode of operation where the user enters a phone number or recalls a number from memory to be dialed prior to going off hook or seizing the line.
3.3.1.1 Pre-Dial Digit Entry and Editing
When the handset is idle and in on hook mode, the user can enter the digits of the phone number using the keys 0 through 9 and the ✼ and # keys. If a dial pause is required in the phone number string, the user can press and hold the # key. A P will be displayed after 1 second and this indicates a pause interval of 1 second. A total of 20 digits can be entered using pre-dial.
To delete a digit the user can press the ▼ key. The digit to the left of the cursor will be deleted. The cursor is always positioned to right of the last digit on the display. To delete the entire display, press the
OFF
key.
The following shows a sample display of a user entered phone number.
92573356_
92573356_
92573356_ 92573356_
Note: The on hook status is indicated by the cursor as an underscore when pre-dialing
As a general rule in pre-dial mode, the user can append to the displayed pre-dial digits with a phone number recalled from CID, Speed Dial or Redial memory up to the maximum of 20 digits.
To dial the telephone number displayed on the LCD, press the
On Hook Cursor
PHONE
key.
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