VTech Telecommunications 80-4282-00 Users Guide
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TITLE Internal Product Specification
MODEL
PDLci MK3 - 900MHz Single-Line Digital Cordless Telephone
with Caller ID, Speakerphone & Base Keypad
Internal Product Specification for the
PDLci MK3
900 MHz Single-Line Digital Cordless Telephone
with Caller ID, Base Speakerphone & TAD
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Contents
1 Overview.......................................................................................................................... 6
1.1 General Description...................................................................................................... 6
1.2 Regulatory Standards................................................................................................... 6
1.3 Preliminary Feature List................................................................................................ 7
1.4 Cosmetic Styling......................................................................................................... 12
1.4.1 Base Unit Line Drawing...........................................................................................................13
1.4.2 Handset Line Drawing .............................................................................................................14
2 Functional Layouts....................................................................................................... 15
2.1 Handset Functional Layout......................................................................................... 15
2.1.1 Handset LED Indicators...........................................................................................................15
2.1.2 Handset Key Descriptions .......................................................................................................15
2.1.3 Liquid Crystal Display ..............................................................................................................17
2.1.4 Keypad and LCD Illumination ..................................................................................................17
2.1.5 Headset Jack...........................................................................................................................17
2.2 Base Unit Functional Layout....................................................................................... 18
2.2.1 Base Unit LED Indicators.........................................................................................................18
2.2.2 Base Unit Key Descriptions .....................................................................................................19
2.2.3 Seven-Segment LED Display..................................................................................................20
3 User Interface Specification......................................................................................... 21
3.1 IDLE Mode................................................................................................................. 21
3.2 Dialling ....................................................................................................................... 22
3.2.1 Live Dialling..............................................................................................................................22
3.2.2 Redial.......................................................................................................................................22
3.2.3 Directory Dialling (Handset).....................................................................................................23
3.2.4 Dialling with Special Purpose Keys (Option) ...........................................................................23
3.2.5 Tone/Pulse Dialling..................................................................................................................24
3.3 TALK Mode ................................................................................................................ 24
3.3.1 Caller ID with Call Waiting (CIDCW) .......................................................................................24
3.3.2 Flash........................................................................................................................................24
3.3.3 Call Termination.......................................................................................................................25
3.3.4 Three-Way Conference...........................................................................................................25
3.4 Incoming Call ............................................................................................................. 26
3.4.1 Normal Ringing........................................................................................................................26
3.4.2 Ringing with Caller ID Data......................................................................................................26
3.4.3 Memory Match Ringing............................................................................................................27
3.4.4 Answer Call..............................................................................................................................27
3.5 Hold............................................................................................................................28
3.5.1 Place Call on Hold ...................................................................................................................28
3.5.2 Release Hold...........................................................................................................................28
3.5.3 Automatic Hold Release ..........................................................................................................29
3.5.4 CIDCW during Hold.................................................................................................................29
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3.6 Intercom..................................................................................................................... 29
3.6.1 Page to Initiate Intercom..........................................................................................................29
3.6.2 Paging during a Call.................................................................................................................30
3.6.3 Ring Detection during Intercom...............................................................................................31
3.6.4 Transfer Call via Intercom .......................................................................................................31
3.6.5 CIDCW during Paging with Line on Hold.................................................................................32
3.6.6 CIDCW during Intercom with Line on Hold..............................................................................33
3.7 Caller ID Functions..................................................................................................... 33
3.7.1 Review Caller ID Records........................................................................................................34
3.7.2 Call Back..................................................................................................................................35
3.7.3 Program Caller ID Data into Directory.....................................................................................35
3.7.4 Delete Caller ID Data...............................................................................................................37
3.8 PROGRAM Mode....................................................................................................... 38
3.8.1 Program Handset Directory.....................................................................................................39
3.8.2 Program One-Touch Memory Dialling Keys (Option)..............................................................41
3.8.3 Program Home Area Code......................................................................................................41
3.8.4 Program Additional Area Codes ..............................................................................................42
3.8.5 Configure Handset Ringer Setting...........................................................................................43
3.8.6 Configure VMWI Setting..........................................................................................................45
3.9 Memory Review and Modification............................................................................... 45
3.9.1 Handset Directory....................................................................................................................46
3.9.2 Handset Memory Key Entries (Option)....................................................................................49
3.9.3 Redial.......................................................................................................................................49
3.10 Voice Announce (Option) ........................................................................................... 50
3.10.1 Add Announcement .............................................................................................................51
3.10.2 Review Announcements......................................................................................................51
3.10.3 Modify Announcements .......................................................................................................52
3.10.4 Program Announcement Settings........................................................................................53
3.11 Special Features........................................................................................................ 54
3.11.1 Call Timer ............................................................................................................................54
3.11.2 Easy-Answer........................................................................................................................54
3.11.3 Handset On-Cradle / Off-Cradle..........................................................................................54
3.11.4 Key Beep.............................................................................................................................55
3.11.5 Line In Use Indication ..........................................................................................................55
3.11.6 Visual Message Waiting Indication (VMWI) ........................................................................55
3.11.7 Handset Speakerphone (Option).........................................................................................55
3.11.8 No Telephone Line Connected............................................................................................56
3.12 User Indication and Priority ........................................................................................ 56
3.12.1 Status Tones........................................................................................................................56
3.12.2 LCD Messages....................................................................................................................57
3.12.3 LEDs....................................................................................................................................58
4 ITAD Operation.............................................................................................................. 60
4.1 ITAD Local Operation................................................................................................. 60
4.1.1 Activating the Answering Machine...........................................................................................61
4.1.2 Answering Incoming Calls .......................................................................................................61
4.1.3 Privacy Screening (Option)......................................................................................................62
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4.1.4 Recording Incoming Messages ...............................................................................................63
4.1.5 Call-Screening .........................................................................................................................63
4.1.6 Recording Memos....................................................................................................................64
4.1.7 Reviewing Messages / Memos................................................................................................64
4.1.8 Deleting Messages ..................................................................................................................65
4.1.9 Special Features......................................................................................................................66
4.1.10 Configuring the ITAD...........................................................................................................67
4.2 Remote Operation of ITAD........................................................................................ 72
4.2.1 Accessing Remote Operation..................................................................................................73
4.2.2 Voice Menu for Remote Control ..............................................................................................73
4.2.3 Activating the Answering Machine...........................................................................................74
4.2.4 Recording Memos....................................................................................................................75
4.2.5 Reviewing Messages...............................................................................................................75
4.2.6 Deleting Messages ..................................................................................................................77
4.2.7 Modifying & Confirming Greetings...........................................................................................77
4.3 User Indication and Priority........................................................................................ 77
4.3.1 Seven-Segment LED Display..................................................................................................77
4.3.2 Audible Status Indication .........................................................................................................78
4.3.3 Status Tones............................................................................................................................78
4.3.4 LEDs........................................................................................................................................79
5 RF Link Operation......................................................................................................... 80
5.1 RF Link Data.............................................................................................................. 80
5.2 Security Code............................................................................................................. 80
5.3 RF Channel Selection................................................................................................. 80
5.4 Handset Out of Range Detection................................................................................ 81
5.5 Link Recovery............................................................................................................. 81
6 Power Management...................................................................................................... 82
6.1 Battery........................................................................................................................ 82
6.2 Low Battery Indication................................................................................................ 82
6.3 Spare Battery Charger ............................................................................................... 82
6.4 POTS Mode Operation............................................................................................... 82
6.5 Power Interruption...................................................................................................... 83
7 Electrical Specifications............................................................................................... 84
7.1 Operating Conditions.................................................................................................. 84
7.2 DC Electrical Characteristics...................................................................................... 84
7.3 Audio Specifications................................................................................................... 85
7.4 Telephone Line Interface Specifications..................................................................... 85
7.5 Calling Line Identification Specifications..................................................................... 86
7.6 Radio Specifications................................................................................................... 86
7.7 Frequency Allocation Tables...................................................................................... 87
7.7.1 Base Unit Frequencies ............................................................................................................87
7.7.2 Handset Frequencies...............................................................................................................88
7.8 Safety Specifications.................................................................................................. 89
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7.9 Factory Settings (Product Level) ................................................................................ 89
8 Detailed Electrical Specifications................................................................................ 91
8.1 Chassis Temperature................................................................................................. 91
8.2 Detailed DC Electrical Characteristics........................................................................ 91
8.3 Detailed Audio Specifications..................................................................................... 92
8.4 Detailed Telephone Line Interface Specifications....................................................... 92
8.5 Detailed Radio Specifications..................................................................................... 92
8.6 Product Reliability....................................................................................................... 93
8.7 EEPROM Parameter Settings.................................................................................... 93
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1 Overview
This specification defines the functional and electrical performance requirements of the PDLci MK3 900MHz digital
cordless telephone. The PDLci MK3 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 PDLci MK3 is a digital cordless telephone. It is based on the design of the latest generation of the VTECH The
PDLci MK3 is part of the V
of 900 MHz digital cordless telephone product is based on the V
will be designed using the AM79C493 ASIC which is the third generation of the ‘49x series from AMD. This ASIC
has been optimised for functionality and cost.
The design of the V
The major changes required include the incorporation of a newly designed ADPCM TAD, a new mechanical chassis,
speakerphone in the base, support for both contact and inductive charging of handset battery, and other optional
features such as handset speakerphone, voice announce, call-waiting deluxe, and special purpose dialling (e.g. payper-use) keys.
TECH PDLci MK3 is based on the Sony CPX-953 model of single-line digital cordless telephone.
1.2 Regulatory Standards
TECH‘s latest generation of 900 MHz digital cordless telephones. The current generation
TECH PDL MK2 design. The new digital products
As a requirement for sale in the United States, the PDLci MK3 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 PDLci MK3 will comply with the electrical specifications defined in 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, TIA 631 and
IEC 801-2 will be used as a guideline.
The caller ID features will meet the protocol requirements specified in the following Bellcore documents:
• TR-NWT-001401 Issue 1 Visual Message Waiting Indicator
• TR-NWT-000030 Issue 2 Voiceband Data Transmission Interface Generic Requirements
• TR-NWT-000031 Issue 4 CLASS Feature: Calling Number Delivery
• TR-NWT-001188 Issue 1 CLASS Feature: Calling Name Delivery Generic Requirements
The caller waiting deluxe features will meet the protocol requirements specified in the following Bellcore document:
• GR-416-CORE Issue 1 CLASS Feature: Call Waiting Deluxe
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1.3 Preliminary Feature List
The PDLci MK3 will offer many of the same features as the Sony CPX-953, with only a few unique features to this
phone. In addition to the standard features, the PDLci MK3 also offers a number of optional features that may be
available on selected models. In the subsequent sections of this document, description related to these optional
features will be identified in italics.
DESCRIPTION STANDARD FEATURE OPTIONAL FEATURE
System General
900 MHz digital (ADPCM) Y
# channels 30
Channel selection auto
DTMF dialing Y
# security codes 16.8M
Digital scramble voi ce Y
# lines 1
Battery specification 3.6V, 600mAh
Handset
Mechanical /Cosmetic
Retractable antenna Y
Fixed antenna N
Backlit keypad Y
Backlit LCD Y
Reversible handset charging at des ktop Y
Reversible handset charging at wall mount Y
Volume switch N
2.5mm headset jack Y
Handset speakerphone N Y
Belt clip Y
Features
Any key answer (except OFF) N
# ringer types 4
Ringer off Y
# speed dial entries 50
# digits in speed dial entry 32
Auto hang-up when handset returned to cradle Y
Extension-in -use indication Y
# ringer volume controls 3
# ear-piece volume controls 4
Out-of-range indicator (LCD display/LED) LCD
Memory match ringing Y
Telephone cord connection check Y
Base AC power check Y
Multi-handset N
Message waiting indication(LCD dis pl ay/LED) LCD
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Keys
LEDs
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DESCRIPTION STANDARD FEATURE OPTIONAL FEATURE
Battery low indication(LCD dis p l ay/LED) LCD
# redial 1
Battery standby time >7 days
Battery talking time >7 hours
Line hold Y
Mic muting Y
Line flash (ms) 650 ms
Caller ID (type) Type II Type 2.5
Handset intercom with bas e Y
Pause dialing Y
Handset privacy from int erruption N
Handset conference mode N
Area code preset Y
Speakerphone N Y
CID voice announce N Y
Pay-per-use N Y
One-touch memory dialling N Y
Numerical keys 12
CHANNEL N
HOLD N /MUTE
MUTE Y /HOLD
PHONE ON /FLASH
OFF Y
FLASH /PHONE
PROGRAM Y
MEMORY N
CID N
REDIAL /PAUSE
CANCEL/DELETE N
INTERCOM Y
PAUSE /REDIAL
LINE 1 N
LINE 2 N
PRV N
CONF N
PPU keys N 3
QUICKMEM keys N 2
Receiver Volume (up & down) Y
SPEAKERPHONE N Y
SELECT Y
BACK (<) Y
FORWARD (>) Y
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Base Unit
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DESCRIPTION STANDARD FEATURE OPTIONAL FEATURE
Speakerphone N backlit
Line 1
Line 2
Mechanical /Cosmetic
Backlit keypad N
Backlit LCD N
Allow reversible handset charging at des ktop Y
Allow reversible handset charging at wall mount Y
Spare battery charger Y
Tone/pause switch Y
Ringer volume switch Y
Features
Any key answer(except OFF) N
# ringer types 1
# speed dial entries 10
Extension-in-use indication N
# ringer volume controls 3
# speaker volume control 8
Ringer on/off Y
Memory match ringing Y
Speakerphone Y
Wall mount abl e Y
Page/handset locator Y
Intercom Y
Messaging waiting indication (LCD dis p l ay/ LED) LED
Conferencing N
Privacy from interrupt i on N
AC power failure back-up with spare battery Y
Standby time with spare battery
Talking Time with spare battery
# redial 0
Tone/pulse dialing Y
Line hold Y
Mic muting Y
Line Flash (ms) 650 ms
CID (type) – incoming cal l only N
Handset intercom with bas e Y
Pause dialing N
CID voice announce N Y
Pay-per-use N
Keys
Numerical keys 0
HOLD with LED
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CID
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DESCRIPTION STANDARD FEATURE OPTIONAL FEATURE
MUTE with LED
FLASH Y
PROGRAM N
MEMORY N
CID N
REDIAL N
CANCEL/DELETE N
INTERCOM with LED
PAUSE Y
LINE 1 N
LINE 2 N
OFF N
PAGE N
SPK PHONE (on/off) with LED
CONF N
PRV N
Speaker Volume (up & down) Y
PPU keys 0
LEDs
Spare battery red
Charge red
In use red
New call N red
Message red
Features
CID type II 2.5
# CID storage 50
Repeat indication/counter counter
LCD display matrix 2*16
# characters 15
# digits for call-back 11
Private CID display Y
Transmission CID di splay Y
Unavailable CID display Y
New call display Y
Display CID tel # Y
Display CID name Y
Display CID time Y
Delete CID data Y
Save CID to speed dial entry Y
Keys
ADDITION DISPLAY N
ERASE/DELETE N
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FORWARD N
BACKWARD N
TIME/DATE N
ITAD
Features
Recording time 17
# incoming mess ages 99
# mail boxes 3 4
Private mail box N
OGM recording Y
Line selection for OGM N
Voice menu & operating guide Y
Day and time setting Y
Ringer setting 2,4,6, toll saver
Call screening Y
Factory pre-set security code Y
Programmable Y
Audio messaging alert Y
2-way conferencing recording Y
Announce-only Y
Remote ITAD operation Y
New message display Y
Privacy screening N Y
Keys
ANSWERING MACHINE ON/OFF with LED
MAILBOX 1 with LED
MAILBOX 2 with LED
MAILBOX 3 with LED
MAILBOX 4 N with LED
PLAY/STOP N
PAUSE N
SKIP /FAST
REPEAT /SLOW
FAST /SKIP
SLOW /REPEAT
RECORD /MEMO
ERASE Y
MEMO /RECORD
TIME /SET
MENU Y
SELECT Y
SET /TIME
Message Waiting (VMWI)
FSK detection Y
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DESCRIPTION STANDARD FEATURE OPTIONAL FEATURE
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Stutter dial detecti on N Y
1.4 Cosmetic Styling
Line drawings for the PDLci MK3 base unit and handset are in the following sections.
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1.4.1 Base Unit Line Drawing
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1.4.2 Handset Line Drawing
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2 Functional Layouts
2.1 Handset Functional Layout
FLASH
PHONE
1
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tone
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SELECT
SPKR
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Figure 1 - Handset Keypad Layout
2.1.1 Handset LED Indicators
Speakerphone LED - this LED illuminates steadily as backlighting for the <SPKR> key when the
handset is activated.
2.1.2 Handset Key Descriptions
<◄ > and < ►> keys - these keys are generally used for menu naviga tion or scro lling memory data.
The <◄ > key moves to the left or previous selection while the < ►> key moves to the right or
next selection. ( On some models, < ◄ > may be designated as <▼> and < ►> may be designated
as <▲>.) All menu selection or data review will wrap around when scrolled continuously. During
input/data editing, <◄ > will erase the character at the cursor while < ►> will move the cursor to
the next position. In the IDLE mode, pressing these keys will access the caller ID log.
<SELECT> key - this key is ge neral ly used d uring menu na vigati on o r revi ewing memory d ata to ente r
the current menu selection or select the displayed memory record for operation. In the IDLE
mode, pressing this key will access the handset directory.
PHONE> key - this key is used to enter the TALK mode. If the handset is already in the TALK
<
mode, pressing this key will generate a hook-flash on the PSTN line. This key is active in all of the
handset oper ating modes.
HOLD/
MUTE
REDIAL/
PAUSE
PGM
INT.COM
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<OFF> key - this key is used to exit all modes of operation and return the phone to the IDLE mode.
PGM> key - this key is used to enter the PROGRAM mode. This key is only active in the IDLE
<
mode; it has no function in the TALK mode.
<HOLD/MUTE> key – this key combines the function of hold and mute. The key will function as
<MUTE> if pressed and released within one second or as <HOLD> if held longer than one second.
<MUTE> is valid during the TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE) or INTERCOM mode to
disable the microphone in the mouthpiece or handset speakerphone. If the microphone is already
muted, pressing the key a second time will cancel the mute. <MUTE> is not available during the
handset HOLD mode.
<HOLD> is valid during the TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE) mode to place a call on hold.
<REDIAL/PAUSE> key – this key is used for last number redial or to insert a pause during dialling.
This key will function as <REDIAL> when the handset is off-hook and no ot her dialling ke ys have
been pressed. After the line is connected and one or more dialling digits have been sent, this key
will function as <PAUSE>.
<
REDIAL> is valid in the TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE) or PROGRAM mode. During
the TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE) mode, <
buffer. This key is also active in the PROGRAM mode for storing the redial buffer into a directory
entry.
REDIAL> will dial the contents of the redial
<
PAUSE> is valid during TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE), or PROGRAM mode. In all
cases, pressing this key will insert a 2-second pause into the dialling sequence. In the PROGRAM
mode, the pause will be stored as a special digit in the phone numb er of a directory entry.
<INT.COM> key - this key is used to initiate an intercom with the base speakerphone. The handset may
initiate by first paging the base, or respond to a page from the base. In either case, the phone will
enter the INTERCOM mode. This key is active in the IDLE or handset HOLD mo de.
TONE/*> key - this key is used to initiate temporary DTMF dialling. This key is only active in the
<
TALK mode, and only if the default dialling method is pulse.
Receiver volume keys - these keys are used to adjust the volume of the earpiece receiver or handset
speakerphone. There are four different levels of volume available. The volume will change only if
the volume control key is held down for at least one second.
<SPKR> key - this key is used to enter the handset SPEAKERPHONE mode. This key is active in the
TALK, INTERCOM or SPEAKERPHONE mode only. If the handset is in TALK or INTERCOM
mode, pressing this key will activate the handset speakerphone. If the handset is already in the
SPEAKERPHONE mode, pressing this key will generate a hook-flash on the PSTN line.
Special purpose keys – these keys are used for billed services (pay-per-use functions), call-waiting
deluxe operations, or one-touch memory dialling. In all cases, pressing such a key will enter
TALK mode and dial the string that has been configured for the key. For the per-per-use and
call-waiting deluxe keys, the associated dial string will be pre-programmed a t the factory. The
one-touch memory dialling keys will be u ser-configured. The per-per-use keys are valid during
any operating mode; the one-touch memory dialling keys are valid during IDLE, TALK (or
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handset SPEAKERPHONE), HOLD, and INTERCOM modes; the call waiting deluxe keys are
valid during TALK (or handset SPEAKERPHONE), HOLD or INTERCOM modes.
2.1.3 Liquid Crystal Display
The liquid crystal display (LCD) is a two-row b y 16-character alphanumeric type display, with an additional row for
icons/status at the bottom. The display will be as follows:
BCDEFGHIJKLMNOQ
1234567890123456
NEW
88
OLD
18.88
2.1.4 Keypad and LCD Illumination
Generally, the backlight on the keyp ad and LCD illuminates if the <PHONE> or <PGM> key is pressed when the
handset is not in use, or when any of the DTMF keys or the <
After a key is pressed, the illumination remains on for ten (10 ) seconds and then automatically turns off. Pressing
any key during or after the ten-second interval restarts the ten-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
off-hook, the backlight will also not be activated by the <
M
PM
PHONE> key is pressed when the p hone is o ff-hook.
REDIAL> key.
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 ten seconds (ten-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.
2.1.5 Headset Jack
The handset is equipped with a jack that is capable of mating with a 2.5 mm plug headset (optional headset
purchased separately). When the headset is plugged in, the earpiece receiver and handset microphone are
disconnected and redirected to the headset earpiece and microphone. The audio will be reconnected back to the
handset ear- and mouthpiece when the headset is unplugged from the jack.
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2.2 Base Unit Functional Layout
SPARE
CHARGING
BATTERY
1
REPEAT
TIME/SET
IN USE
2
MAIL BOX
PLAY/STOP
SKIP
memo
SELECT
NEW C
ANSWER ON/OFF
MENU
DELETE
LL
3
OLUME
FLASH
INTERCOM/
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2.2.1 Base Unit LED Indicators
Charging LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the handset is resting in the base unit cradle and
the handset battery is being charged.
Spare Battery LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the handset is resting in the base unit cradle
and the handset battery is being charged. It will blink slowly when the phone is operating in POTS
mode.
In Use LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the handset is in the TALK (or handset
SPEAKERPHONE) mode. It will blink quickly during an incoming ring. It will blink slowly
when a call is on hold during the handset HOLD mode.
Mute LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the base speaker is muted.
Speakerphone LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the base is in the SPEAKERPHONE mode.
It will blink slowly when a call is on hold during the base HOLD mode.
HOLD
MUTE
SPEAKER
PHONE
Figure 2 - Base Unit Layout
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Intercom/Page LED - this LED illuminates steadily when the base is in INTE RCOM mode. It will
blink slowly during a page when intercom is initiated.
Mailbox LEDs – these LEDs illuminates steadily when there are old messages in the corresponding
mailboxes. They will blink slowly if there are new messages.
New Call LED - this LED illuminates steadily when there are new calls in the handset caller ID log.
Message LED - this LED blinks when there is voice mail waiting from the CO.
Hold LED - this LED illuminates steadily when a call is placed on hold from the base unit.
2.2.2 Base Unit Key Descriptions
<SPKR> key - this key is used to enter the base SPEAKERPHONE mode. If the base speakerphone is
already engaged, pressing this key a second time will return the phone to the IDLE mode. This
key is active in all of the base operating modes.
<INT.COM> key - this key is used to initiate an intercom with the handset. If the base is already in the
INTERCOM mode, pressing this key a second time will terminate the intercom.
<FLASH> key - this key is used to generate a hook flash on the PSTN line during the base
SPEAKERPHONE mode. It can be used to insert a hook flash into a speed dial entry during the
base PROGRAM mode. This key is not valid in any other modes.
<MUTE> key – this key is used to disable the base microphone during the base SPEAKERPHONE or
INTERCOM mode. If the microphone is already muted, pressing the key a second time will cancel
the mute. <MUTE> is not available during the base HOLD mode.
<HOLD> key - this key is used to place a call on hold during the base SPEAKERPHONE mode.
MENU> key - this key is used to program various answering machine features.
<
TIME/SET> key - this key is used to announce the current time or to confirm the selected item or
<
review the current set tings.
<
SELECT> key - this key is used to select different options in the menu setting mode.
MEMO> key - this key is used to record an outgoing message or a memo.
<
ERASE> key - this key is used to delete individual or all the messages in a mailbox.
<
ANSWER ON/OFF> key - this key is used to enable or disable the answering machine to answer
<
incoming calls.
<
SKIP/QUICK> key - this key is used to skip forward a message during playback of messages in a
mailbox, or to increase the playback speed during message review.
<
REPEAT/SLOW> key - this key is used to repeat or playback the previous message in a mailb ox, or to
decrease the playback speed during message review.
Mailbox keys – these keys are used for to initiate and stop playback of incoming messages in the
corresponding mailboxes.
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Speaker volume keys – these keys are used to adjust the volume of the base speaker. T here are eight
different levels of vol ume available. If the up/do wn adjustment keys are held do wn, the volume
will be increased/decre a sed continuously through the eight levels at a rate of four levels/second.
Ringer switch – this switch, located on the side of the base unit, is used to set the base ringer volume
(high, low or o ff).
Tone/Pulse switch - this switch, located on the side of the base unit, is used to set the default method
of dialling to either PULSE or DTMF. The Tone/Pulse switch is read when the phone goes offhook; it cannot be used to change the dialling method once a call is in progress.
2.2.3 Seven-Segment LED Display
A two-digit display on the base unit provides visual indication of the ITAD operation. Each digit utilises a sevensegment red LED display as follows:
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3 User Interface Specification
This section provides the details of the PDLci MK3 user interface and includes a description of all the operating
modes of the phone. The operation of the ITAD is described separately in Section 4. The main operating modes of
the phone are:
• IDLE
• TALK / handset SPEAKERPHONE / base SPEAKERPHONE
• RINGING
• handset HOLD / base HOLD
• INTERCOM
• handset PROGRAM / base PROGRAM
• MEMORY REVIEW
These operating modes can be triggered by the following events:
• Keys pressed on the handset
• Keys pressed on the base
• Receiving an incoming call from the PSTN
• Replacing the handset onto the base cradle
• Removing the handset from the base cradle
• A timeout (where appropriate)
For this section, the following are to be noted:
• A <
• A <
• When more than one function is mapped to the same key, the details of the condition to invoke the
• When navigating the menu o n the LCD, the select ed menu item is highl ighted by blinki ng the entry on
Digit> key can be any of the <1>, <2>, <3>, <4>, <5>, <6>, <7>, <8>, <9>, and <0> keys
Dial> key can be a <Digit> key, the <*> key, or the <#> key
different functions are described in Sections 2.1.2and 2.2.2. The user interface description is this
section references the keys as if they are independent.
the display. However, the selected item is shown in
BOLD in the user interface description below.
3.1 IDLE Mode
The phone is in the IDLE mode when it is not in use by the user and there is no incoming signal from the telephone
line. In this state, the phone is on-hook and the handset operates in power conservation mode. The handset is
generally asleep with its transmitter and receiver turned off. It will wake up periodically and power up the receiver
briefly to check for transmission from the base.
The phone can go from any of its operating mode to the IDLE mode. When the
is placed on the base unit cradle, the phone will exit its current operating mod e and go back to the IDLE mode
without sending an error beep.
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3.2 Dialling
There are two basic ways that a number can dialled out from the phone – dialling digits as they are entered on the
keypad (live dialling), or dialling a string that has been stored in memory. In the latter case, the string may be an
entry in the handset directory or base speed dial list, contents of the redial buffer (handset or base), or a caller ID
record (handset only).
During dialling, the LCD will display a “dial monitor” to indicate the dialling in progress. Starting with the first digit
dialled, subsequent digits will be appended to the dial string displayed as they are dialled. The dial monitor will be
displayed for ten seconds after each <
the call timer on the display.
Pressing <
OFF> during handset dialling or <SPKR> during base dialling will return the phone to the IDLE mode.
3.2.1 Live Dialling
To initiate live dialling, press either the <PHONE> on the handset o r <SPKR> on the base to seize the line. The
digits to be dialled will be sent 800 ms after the line has been seized or when the first digit is pressed, whichever
occurs later.
Besides the <
appropriate redial buffer (depending where the dialling is initiated).
Dial> keys, <FLASH>, <PAUSE> are also valid for dialling. The dial data will be stored in the
<PHONE>
TALK
Dial> key pressed. After ten seconds , the dial monitor will be and replaced by
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<2>
TALK
<
>
TALK
2
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TALK
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0:00’45
<1>
. . .
<5>
TALK
<3>
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3.2.2 Redial
The <REDIAL> key will redial the last phone number dialled when the key is pressed immediately after the phone is
off-hook. After any other ke ys have been d ialled , <
REDIAL> will no longer be valid. If the redial buffer is empty,
the dialling unit will go back to the TALK with an error beep.
The base and handset will each have its own independent redial buffer. The redial buffer can hold up to 32 dialled
digits. When the dialled string exceeds 32 digits, all existing data will be deleted and the redial buffer will become
empty.
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<PHONE>
3.2.3 Directory Dialling (Handset)
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2-second delay
TALK
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12123456789
10-second delay
0:00’25
. . . dialling
TALK
1
+ Base In Use LED on
To dial from the handset directory, the phone must be in the MEMORY REVIEW mode to select the appropriate
directory entry. When <
SELECT> is pressed during the directory menu display to initiate the dialling, the phone will
automatically seize the line and start sending the pre-configured dial string after a 2-second delay.
3.2.4 Dialling with Speci al Purpose Keys ( Option)
Some models may be equipped with special purpose keys on the handset that are used for dialling pre-configured
sequence of digits. These keys can be used for one of the following:
• accessing billed services (PPU)
• initiating call waiting deluxe (CWD) operations in response to CID during call waiting
• one-touch memory dialling (QuickMEM)
The pay-per-use (PPU) and call waiting deluxe keys are factory configured while the one-touch memory dialling
keys are user-configured.
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When a <PPU> or <QuickMEM> key is pressed, the phone will go into the TALK mode and dial the digit string
associated with the key. A dial monitor will be displayed to show the dialling sequence. If the phone has been in
the INTERCOM mode, the intercom will first be terminated (with a key beep sounding at the base).
3.2.5 Tone/Pulse Dialling
The phone will support three dialling methods: pulse, tone (DTMF), and temporary DTMF. The pulse or tone
dialling mode can be set as the default dialling method by the switch located on the base unit. The default dialling
mode must be set before entering the TALK mode of operation; it is not possible to change the default dialling mode
while a call is in progress.
Temporary DTMF dialling mode is only available when the default method is set to pulse. In that case, pressing the
<
Tone/*> key will initiate temporary DTMF dialling such that all subsequent digits dialled will be in DTMF
(including <
which point the default pulse dialling resumes.
During DTMF d ialling, t he <
function and will be ignored ( even though a key-beep will be generated).
*> and <#>). Temporary DTMF dialling will continue until the phone returns to the IDLE mode, at
Tone/*> key will dial the DTMF <*> digit. During Pulse dialling, the <#> key has no
3.3 TALK Mode
The TALK and SPEAKERPHONE modes on the handset and the SPEAKERPHONE mode on the base are the main
operating modes on the phone. In all cases, the pho ne is off-hoo k and di alling is possib le. I n the handse t TALK (o r
SPEAKERPHONE) mode, an RF link is available between the handset and the base and both the transmit and
receive audio paths are open for voice communication.
A call timer is available on the handset during the TALK or SPEAKERPHONE mode to show the call duration.
3.3.1 Caller ID with Call Waiting (CIDCW)
When caller ID data is detected during a call, the call waiting alert will be sounded and the data will be displayed for
20 seconds. The alert will occur on the unit or units (i.e. handset or base or both) that are active on the call.
caller ID with call wait ing
TALK
0:25’15
JOHN SMITH
1-212-345-6789
3.3
+ call waiting alert
<FLASH >
M
TALK
0:00’00
3.3.2 Flash
When the <FLASH> key is pressed during the handset T ALK (or base SPEAKERPHONE) mode, a hook flash will
be generated on the telephone line. The LCD display will be cleared during the flash operation. The
will be invalid until the flash is completed. After a flash, the call timer on the handset will be reset.
If
<OFF> (or <SPKR> on the base) is pressed or handset is back on the cradle during flashing, the phone will return
to the IDLE mode.
Flashing from handset:
<FLASH> key
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line flash
TALK
0:03’45
< FLASH >
+ Base In Use LED stays on
If the phone is in the handset SPEAKERPHONE mode, a hook flash can also be generated by pressing the <SPKR>
key on the handset.
During call waiting, p re ssing <
at the CO). The new call will remain connected until <
FLASH> will connect the user to the new call (the original call will be placed on hold
FLASH> is pressed again to switch back to the first call.
3.3.3 Call Termination
Hanging up at handset:
on cradle
or
TALK
0:02’11
<OFF>
+ Base In Use LED off
TALK
0:00’00
Hanging up at base :
• From the base SPEAKERPHONE mode, press <SPKR> to terminate the call.
• The phone will enter the IDLE mode and the base
Speakerphone LED will be off.
3.3.4 Three-Way Conference
When the handset is active on a call (handset TALK or SPEAKERPHONE mode), the base can join in on the call by
pressing <<SPKR>. Similarly, when the base is active on a call (base SPEAKERPHONE mode), the handset can
join in on the call be pressing <PHONE>.
From the base SPEAKERPHONE mode:
<PHONE>
From the handset TALK mode:
TALK
0:00’00
+ Base In Use LED on
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TALK
<SPKR>
0:02’11
TALK
0:02’12
+ Base Speakerphone LED on
3.4 Incoming Call
3.4.1 Normal Ringing
When ringing is detected, the phone will enter the RINGING mod e and ringing indication will be made on both the
handset and the base. The indication will include
In Use LED will blink quickly. All indication will stop and the phone will return to the IDLE mode when the
incoming ringing signal terminates.
ringer sound and a message on handset LCD. In addition, the base
ring detection
**RINGING**
+ Handset ringer
+ Base ringer
+ Base In Use LED blinking
3.4.2 Ringing with Caller ID Data
When base unit detects the caller ID data that accompanies an incoming call, it will send the data to handset for
display and storage.
ring detection
**RINGING**
+ Handset
+ Base ringer
+ Base In Use LED blinking
ringer
At the handset, the data will be recorded as the most recent entry in the caller ID log.
caller ID detection
JOHN SMITH
1-212-345-6789
3.3
5-second
delay
**RINGING**
PM
The repeat counter of the
record will be set to “1” by default. If the data of the incoming call matches a previous record already in the log, the
previous record will be deleted but the repeat counter of the current record will be modified accordingly. The
maximum value of the repeat counter is nine, after which it will reset to zero.
If the log is already full (
maximum of 50 records), the oldest entry will first be deleted to accommodate the incoming
data.
Within the log, the records are classified as either “new” or “old” in accordance with the following:
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• if there is new data in CID log previously
call is not answered – data is “new”
call is answered – data is “new”
• if there is no new data in CID log previously
call is not answer – data is “new”
call is answered – data is “old”, is off
After the incoming record is added to the caller ID log, if there is new data in the log, the
will blink. Otherwise, the
New Call LED will be off.
3.4.3 Memory Match Ringing
When received caller ID data matches with one of the entries in the handset directory, the phone will change to a
different ringer sound to notify the user that the call is coming from an acquaintance. A match is assumed if the last
seven digits of the incoming call are identical to those on one of the directory entries.
The memory match ringer is distinguished from the normal ringer and will be changed from the second ring onwards.
3.4.4 Answer Call
When either unit (handset or base) answer an incoming call, the ringing will terminate on both units.
Answering a call from the handset:
New Call LED on the base
ring
detection
**RINGING**
+ Handset ringer
+ Base ringer
+ Base In Use LED blinking
caller ID detection
JOHN SMITH
1-212-345-6789
+ Base
New Call LED blinking
<PHONE
>
TALK
+ Handset
+ Base ringer off
+ Base
+ Base
0:00’00
ringer off
In Use LED on
New Call LED off
Besides using the <PHONE> key, the user may also press a number of other keys on the handset to answer the
incoming call (see Section 3.11.2).
Answering a call from the base:
ring
detection
**RINGING**
+ Handset ringer
+ Base ringer
+ Base In Use LED blinking
caller ID detection
JOHN SMITH
1-212-345-6789
+ Base
New Call LED blinking
<SPKR>
+ Handset ringer off
+ Base ringer off
+ Base
In Use LED off
+ Base
Speakerphone LED on
+ Base
New Call LED off
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If there are no new calls in the caller ID log prior to the inco ming call, the New Call LED will remain off because
the received data will be regarded as old (see Section 3.4.2).
3.5 Hold
A call can be placed on hold from the unit (handset or base) that is active on the call. The phone differentiates
between the handset HOLD mode and the base HOLD mo de based on where the hold was initiated. During the
HOLD mode, all keys will be ignored except <INT.COM> and <PHONE> on the handset, and <INT.COM> and
<SPKR> on base.
3.5.1 Place Call on Hold
Holding from hand set (handset HOLD):
Holding from base (base HOLD):
TALK
<HOLD>
0:02’11
HOLD
0:02’12
+ Base In Use LED blinking slowly
<HOLD>
HOLD
+ Base Speakerphone LED blinking slowly
3.5.2 Release Hold
Either the handset or the base can release a call that has been placed on hold, regardless of where the hold was
initiated. If the handset releases a call that was placed on hold by the base, the call timer displayed on the handset
will start from zero.
From handset HOLD mode:
or
HOLD
<PHONE>
0:02’15
TALK
0:02’16
+ Base In Use LED on
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