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Airo Wireless 

I-Safe™ 28

   

 

User Guide 

(ARW-DPU-0001-01)  

 

 

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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE USAGE 

 
Use of this phone assumes that the operator observes the conventional safety regulations and has 
read and understands the user guide, safety instructions and certification. Follow these precautions. 
 

Charge the handset only in safe, explosive free environment using the appropriate Airo charger.  
 

 

Change and charge the battery only in safe, explosive free areas 

 

Charge phone in an area free of dust, and humidity. 

 

The battery may be charged only at temperatures in between 32°F / 0°C and 113°F / 45°C.  

 

Use only accessories approved by Airo to avoid damaging the electronics. 

 

Use only the supplied Airo battery or Airo spare batteries. 

 

Leave spare batteries in safe, explosive free areas. 

 
Critical Precautions: 

 

Be sure the black rubber I/O plug is closed while in use. 

 

Wired ear buds can only be used outside explosive areas (unless the headset is certified IS) 

 

The phone must be protected from exposure to acids or bases. 

 

The phone must be protected from crushing, dropping, stabbing and other impacts.  

 

The phone must be protected from the effects of long-term UV exposure.  

 

The phone must only be taken into zone 1 or 2 areas, NOT zone zero. 

 

USB connection should only be made only in safe, explosive free areas. 

 

Un-screw and open the phone only in safe, explosive free areas.  

 

Be sure gaskets are in good shape when replacing the battery. 

 

Keep all batteries away from heat sources that my damage or ignite the batteries. 

 

Keep abrasives and sharps away from the touch screen. 

 

Avoid exposing phone to strong magnetic fields, like around induction ovens or microwaves. 

 

Return the device for service. Only authorized personnel are allowed to repair the phone. 

 

Observe laws about use of mobile phones while operating a vehicle, in hospitals, in airplanes.  

 
 
Airo Wireless will not assume liability for damages caused by inappropriate use of the phone, or 
disregard for the Precautions for Safe Usage. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for I-Safe 28

Page 1: ...User Manual I Safe 28 Globally Certified Intrinsically Safe Super Rugged Smartphone...

Page 2: ...4 Know your Handset 5 Phone Memory Setup 7 Charging the Battery 9 First Start Up 11 Operating Basics 11 Phone Operations 14 Connecting to Your Computer 15 Specifications 16 Regulatory Compliance 17 Ge...

Page 3: ...r indirect damages caused by improper use of these tools Also please be aware that technical data herein is subject to change without notice Changes errors and misprints may not be used as a basis for...

Page 4: ...de explosive areas unless the headset is certified IS The phone must be protected from exposure to acids or bases The phone must be protected from crushing dropping stabbing and other impacts The phon...

Page 5: ...7 USB Power Connector 8 Microphone 9 Keypad 10 LED Indicators 11 Battery Cover 12 Camera Aperture 13 Speaker 14 Stylus 15 Power Button 16 EButton Emergency Man Down Service Requires Agreement Plug mus...

Page 6: ...End Button 8 Numeric Keypad Notification LED Flashing LED indicates a system message missed phone call email etc GSM LED Flashing LED indicates connection to your wireless network Solid LED indicates...

Page 7: ...Jacket Insert the SIM Card optional Micro SD Card 1 Place handset with battery facing up and loosen the four battery cover screws by turning them counter clockwise with the special Airo screwdriver s...

Page 8: ...t lightly until you hear and feel the cage door click shut 8 Close the SIM cage by inserting your thumbnail into the slot and pushing down and toward you lightly until you hear and feel the cage door...

Page 9: ...the electronics and will void your warranty First install the interchangeable clip plug to the AC adapter The clip plug locks into place as shown below Your handset includes a plug suitable for US UK...

Page 10: ...harging LED flashes to indicate the device is charging When the battery is fully charged this Charging LED indicator turns solid orange After Charging Remember to Securely Close the I O Plug to mainta...

Page 11: ...Number PIN you may need to enter the PIN to establish a connection with the network It is a good idea to write that PIN down for safe keeping PIN _________________________________ BASIC OPERATIONS Sl...

Page 12: ...en shows you information such as your appointments active tasks unread messages wireless carrier active programs time and connection status This screen is also where you re taken when you press the OK...

Page 13: ...m menu This screen also provides access to any installed software The user is responsible for any and all damages and liabilities caused by malware downloaded when using the network functions of the p...

Page 14: ...ALL button again to initiate the call 2 Home Screen Simply dial the desired number then press the green CALL handset button to start a call 3 Phone Screen Tap PHONE on the command bar then enter the d...

Page 15: ...evice is connected to the computer for the first time If a download does not prompt please download and install the latest Windows Mobile Device Center o Go to http support microsoft com kb 931937 Con...

Page 16: ...3GPP release 99 4 UMTS HSPA 3GPP release 6 7 Wi Fi Wi Fi IEEE 802 11 b g n QoS support for VoIP applications GPS U blox GPS A GPS Receiver cold start 148dBm hot start 157dBm Hardware Connectivity Mic...

Page 17: ...two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This device has been t...

Page 18: ...device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation SAR Statement The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this device with all reported S...

Page 19: ...ns prohibit using your device while in the air Turn all of your wireless modules off before taking off Most airline regulations prohibit the on board use of portable PCs and all other portable electro...

Page 20: ...your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information When in Motor Vehicles RF signals may affect imp...

Page 21: ...ENANCE REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS Your Airo I Safe 28 resists water very well so feel free to clean it occasionally to remove dirt and grime that might otherwise be abrasive on the screen Always use Airo aut...

Page 22: ...CTLY REPLACED REPLACE ONLY WITH THE SAME OR EQUIVALENT TYPE RECOMMENDED BY THE MANUFACTURER DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE MANUFACTURER S INSTRUCTIONS Battery Pack Reminders Use the batter...

Page 23: ...ifferent specifications they may be incompatible with your device Always locate the power supply cable in an area where it will not be stepped on tripped over or otherwise subjected to damage or stres...

Page 24: ...fire always insert the power plug into household electric outlet supplying 120V AC When traveling abroad use the appropriate adapter as supplied Failure to do so could cause a fire Never drop the AC...

Page 25: ...g All other brands product names company names trademarks and service marks are the properties of their respective owners While every effort has been made to achieve technical accuracy information in...

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