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LSP-345

LGE CDMA Fixed Wireless Telephone

Use only the battery, antenna and AC power supply provided by LGE. Using any other

type will invalidate the warranty.

Only authorized personnel should service the phone and its accessories. Faulty installation

or service can be dangerous and may invalidate the warranty.

Do not use the unit in designated “no cellular phone use” area.

Avoid exposure to high temperature or humidity.

Avoid wetting the unit with any liquids. If the unit gets wet, turn the power off immediately

and remove the backup battery and AC power supply. If the unit is inoperable, then return

to the service agent for service.

Avoid shock or impact.

We recommend you to charge the backup battery before initial use. Backup battery may be

discharged during delivery.

Care and Service

Unplug the telephone from the wall outlet and remove antenna (or disconnect antenna cable)

before cleaning. Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners. Use a damp cloth for cleaning.

If the unit fails for any reason, do not attempt to disassemble; contact the telephone service

provider for assistance.

If any of the following conditions exist, unplug the unit at the wall plug, remove battery, and call

the service provider.

The power supply cord is damaged or frayed.

Liquid has been spilled into the unit.

The unit has been exposed to rain or water.

The unit has been dropped or damaged.

The unit does not work normally by following the operating instructions.

Summary of Contents for LSP-345

Page 1: ...REVISED HISTORY DATE ISSUE CONTENTS OF CHANGES REMARK 2004 06 2004 08 ISSUE1 0 ISSUE1 1 Initial Release Cover Design Change ...

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Page 3: ... 3 1G Making a Call 19G 3 2G Redialing Last Outgoing Number 19G 3 3G Receiving a Call 20G 3 4G Signal Strength 20G 3 5G Missed Call Message 21G 4G List of Menu State 22G 4 1G Volume Ring 23G 4 1 1G Ring Volume 23G 4 1 2G Key Volume 23G 4 1 3G Ear Volume 23G 4 1 4G Ring Type 24G 4 2G Additional Features 25G 4 2 1G Wake up 25G 4 2 1 1G Time 25G 4 2 1 2G Ringer 25G 4 2 2G Minute Alert 26G 4 2 3G Conn...

Page 4: ...me 35G 5 5G Transmitting your own number 36G 6G Searching Editing Dialing 37G 6 1G Retrieving Last Call History 37G 6 2G Retrieving Phone Number by Name 39G 6 3G Retrieving Phone Number by Address 40G 6 4G Retrieving Phone Number by Number 41G 6 5G Fast Searching 42G 7G SMS Short Message Service 43G 7 1G Checking Deleting Received Message 43G 7 1 1G Text Message 43G 7 1 2G Voice Message 44G 7 1 3G...

Page 5: ...Finding Last Call History 52G 8 3G Hook Switch 52G 8 4G Flash Key 52G 8 5G Safe Mode 52G 9 Storing Phone Number 53 9 1G Storing Editing Phone Numbers 53G 9 1 1G Storing Phone Numbers 53G 9 1 2G Erasing Stored Phone Numbers 55G 9 2G Finding Stored Phone Numbers 56G 10G Speaker Phone 57G 11G General Information 57 FCC RF Exposure Information 59 ...

Page 6: ...de various advanced features The telephone provides z CMX 16 Poly Ringer Type Power on off SMS Alarm Midi Sound z 3 line LCD Display with status indicator z A choice of 10 ring sounds z A menu driven interface with prompts for easy operation z Last Number Redial z Speed Dialing with a 99 number memory z Dial tone z ROH Receiver Off Hook tone z Adjustable Ring Volume z Internal Back up Battery Pack...

Page 7: ...ications or attachments could impair call quality damage the phone z RF energy may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded personal medical devices such as pace markers hospital monitors Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy Turn your terminal OFF in health care facilities when any regulations post...

Page 8: ...agent for service z Avoid shock or impact z We recommend you to charge the backup battery before initial use Backup battery may be discharged during delivery Care and Service Unplug the telephone from the wall outlet and remove antenna or disconnect antenna cable before cleaning Do not use liquid or aerosol cleaners Use a damp cloth for cleaning If the unit fails for any reason do not attempt to d...

Page 9: ...pitation humidity and liquids contain minerals that may corrode electronic circuits Do not use or store it in dusty dirty areas as this can damage its moving parts Do not store it in hot areas High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices damage batteries and warp or melt certain plastics Do not store it in cold areas When the phone warms up to its normal operating temperature moist...

Page 10: ...r plug or phone line It may cause an electric shock or death Do not install under direct sunlight or on an uneven surface Before using plug check with available power voltage Inaccurate power voltage may cause fire and damage Ex LSP 345 Input Voltage 100 250V Do not plug many power cords in outlet It may cause fire or electric shock Do not remodel the power cord or disassemble If power cord or plu...

Page 11: ...use fire or electric shock Do not short circuit It may start a fire or may explode causing injury Do not throw and impact battery Do not dispose of batteries by putting them in fire It may explode or catch fire by electrolyte Use only LG approved battery or adapter If not it may cause explosion or short LG does not bear responsibility for the danger When you disconnect the power cord of any access...

Page 12: ... value 4 Recall Softkey 2 Activate RECALL state Choose next state 5 Clear Cancel Delete the last digit dial number also exit without storing in the MENU state 6 Redial Flash Flash function in the call state Dial the last dialed number 7 Volume Left ൖ Volume also function as a cursor in the edit state 8 Volume Right Volumeେ also function as a cursor in the edit state 9 Speaker phone 10 Antenna ...

Page 13: ...ice area No service The phone is not receiving system signal In use Displayed when call is in progress or the phone is in off hook and dial tone heard No service In use Text message Displayed when a text message is received Voice message Displayed when a voice message is received Alarm Displayed when wake up alarm time was setting Caller ID Displayed when caller ID is received Battery charge level...

Page 14: ... Terminal z Place the terminal on the stable flat secure surface area desk table etc Serious damage may result if the unit falls Do not place the unit on or within 1 meter of heaters or radiators This unit is designed for desktop usage Avoid direct exposure to sunlight and damp areas z Read the SAFETY INFORMATION located at the first part of this document before you place the terminal STEP III Con...

Page 15: ... terminal in a high and central location with no obstructions 3 Raise the integral antenna of terminal to get maximum strength as shown figure STEP IV Check the LCD Display z After you follow the installation instruction step I to step III please check the LCD for normal operation z If you may not see status of service please repeat the 5th instruction of step III And confirm Fixed Wireless Teleph...

Page 16: ...t Give care to polarity Connect the antenna to the TNC connector Turn right Open the battery cover at the bottom of the unit Replace the Battery cover When you use terminal first please Turn on the battery switch Connect the AC power supply Notice Before using the terminal please check battery switch is on After switching on it use the phone When charging the battery check that battery switch is o...

Page 17: ...isten for dial tone 3 Enter the phone number with area code if needed 4 Wait for the Auto Time out 5 The call is connected and you can start conversation 6 To disconnect the call replace the handset or press button 3 2 Redialing Last Outgoing Number 1 Pick up the handset or press button 2 Listen for dial tone 3 Press Redial button The last number that you called will be re dialed 1234567 1234567 C...

Page 18: ...upper left part z Correcting dialing mistakes 1 Press Clear button shortly to erase the most recent digit 2 Press and hold Clear button for at least one second z If the phone is locked enter the Lock Code z If the call did not go through press the hook switch and dial again z Flashing Hook Switch 1 While in the middle of a call pressing the hook switch for less than 1 second will be treated as a f...

Page 19: ...issed Call Message If a call is received and not answered for user s absence you are informed that you have missed a call The latest missed call time and number of missed call is displayed Press OK to erase Missed call message 10 51 AM Missed 1 call OK ...

Page 20: ...or next Always Fax Modem for next Always modem 5 SIO Baud Rate 9 600 19 200 38 400 57 600 115 200 230 400 2 Additional 6 Own Number Display own number 1 Hot Line Off On 2 Hot Line Time 2 9 Sec 3 Auto Time out 2 9 Sec 4 Speed Dialing Enable Disable 3 Dial features 5 Key Tone Length Normal Long 1 Set Lock Mode On Off 2 Clear Calls No Yes 3 Clear Memory No Yes 4 Emergency Call Local 3 ea 5 Restrictio...

Page 21: ...n to adjust ring volume in on hook state 4 1 2 Key Volume The tone when you press a key can be adjusted 1 Press MENU 1 VOLUME RING 2 Key Volume in on hook state 2 Press Volume left right button or NEXT to adjust key volume 3 Press OK 4 1 3 Ear Volume The voice of the other party can be adjusted in on hook state 1 Press MENU 1 VOLUME RING 3 Ear Volume in on hook state 2 Press Volume left right butt...

Page 22: ...pe You can select the various ring types 1 Press MENU 1 VOLUME RING 4 Ring Type in on hook state 2 Select a desired ring type with Volume left right button or NEXT 3 There are 10 different ring types 3 Press OK to save and exit RING TYPE NEXT OK Sare Jahan Se ...

Page 23: ...you want to modify the wrong time press Clear button and set again 6 Press OK to save and exit 4 2 1 2 Ringer You can select the various ring types 1 Press MENU 2 ADDITIONAL 1 Wake up 2 Ringer in the on hook state 2 Select a desired ring type with OK or NEXT 3 There are 5 different ring types Those are ALARM1 ALARM2 ALARM3 ALARM4 ALARM5 Wake up Time _1 23 AM OK AM PM Ringer ALARM1 OK NEXT MAIN MEN...

Page 24: ...n 3 Press OK to save and exit 4 2 4 Rx Call Mode 1 Press MENU 2 ADDITIONAL 4 RX Call Mode in on hook State 2 Select Voice Fax for next Always Fax Modem for next always Modem by Volume or NEXT button 3 Press OK to save and exit 4 2 5 SIO Baud Rate 1 Press MENU 2 ADDITIONAL 5 SIO Baud Rate in on hook State 2 Select 9 600 19 200 38 400 57 600 115 200 230 400 by Volume or NEXT button 3 Press OK to sav...

Page 25: ...Hot Line time in on hook State 2 Select hot line connection time 2 9 sec by NEXT or Volume left right button 3 Press OK to select 4 3 3 Auto Time out Setting the length of time the phone waits before automatically dialing a number You can select this time between 2 and 9 second 1 Press MENU 3 DIAL FEATURES 3 Auto Timeout in on hook State 2 Select Auto time out second between 2 and 9 by NEXT or Vol...

Page 26: ...1 You can store phone numbers in memory locations 1 99 and place a call 2 Press the memory number 1 through 99 corresponding to the appropriate memory location and hold for a few seconds 4 3 5 Key tone Length Setting key beep playback length Possible settings are Normal and Long 1 Press MENU 3 DIAL FEATURES 5 KeyTone Length in on hook State 2 Select Normal or Long by NEXT or Volume left right butt...

Page 27: ...r 1 Press MENU 4 SECURITY 2 Enter your own 4 digit lock code 3 Press 1 Set Lock Mode 4 Select Off On by NEXT or Volume left right button 5 Press OK to save and exit 4 4 2 Clear Calls When a previous outgoing or incoming call history is stored in a memory location you can erase the all call history 1 Do the above 1 and 2 steps of 4 4 1 2 Press 2 Clear Calls 3 Select Yes and press OK using NEXT or V...

Page 28: ...l Even if your phone is locked you can make calls to 3 emergency numbers 1 Do the above step1 and 2 of 4 4 1 2 Press 4 Emergency Call 3 Press NEXT or Volume left right button to choose the number from 1 to 3 4 Press EDIT 5 Enter the emergency phone number 6 Press OK to save the number 7 Press NEXT or Volume left right button to edit others or Press End button to exit emergency call process EMERGEN...

Page 29: ...700 1 Set Restriction in Restrict set menu Menu 4 5 1 2 Set 700 in deny edit Menu 4 5 3 3 Set 700 1234 in permit edit Menu 4 5 2 Result user can use the phone number started with 700 1234 4 4 5 1 Restrict Set z No restriction This is a general function which has no any restrictions z Restriction This is a function that you can set permitted phone number and denied phone number z Emergency only Thi...

Page 30: ...triction 4 4 5 2 Permit Memory You can call it if the phone numbers saved in permit edit though they were saved in deny edit You can save 10 permit phone numbers 1 Do the above step 1 2 of 4 4 5 1 2 Press 5 Restrict Call and 2 Permit Memory 3 Press EDIT to edit permit phone number 4 Enter the permit phone number 5 Press OK to save and exit 7001234 NEXT EDIT Restrict Set Restriction OK NEXT RESTRIC...

Page 31: ... phone numbers saved in deny edit You can save 10 deny phone numbers 1 Do the above step 1 2 of 4 4 5 1 2 Press 5 Restrict Call and 3 Deny Memory 3 Press EDIT to edit deny number 4 Enter the deny phone number 5 Press OK to save and exit RESTRICT CALL 3 Deny Memory Restrict 700 NEXT EDIT ...

Page 32: ...phone can be used to adjust ear volume 5 2 Mute This function prevents your voice from being transmitted but you can call still hear other side 1 Press MUTE button while in a call 2 You could see MUTE message blinking on the right side of the LCD 3 To release Mute Press UNMUTE button 1234567 Time 0 23 MENU MUTE EAR VOLUME OK NEXT 1234567 Time 0 23 MENU MUTE 1234567 Time 0 23 MENU UNMUTE MUTE ...

Page 33: ...d 3 Press ADD to save and exit Or press QUIT to exit 5 4 MIC Volume Adjusting MIC volume while in a call 1 Press MENU and 2 MIC LEVEL while in a call 2 Select Low or High by NEXT or Volume left right button 3 Press OK to save and exit IN_CALL MENU 2 MIC LEVEL 1 MEMO MIC LEVEL High OK NEXT IN_CALL MENU 2 MIC LEVEL 1 MEMO Number Stored in Call List 114 QUIT ADD ...

Page 34: ...wn number This function is a convenient feature which enables you to transmit your own phone number while in a call through press one key For example sending your phone number when you pages 1 Press MENU and 3 SEND OWNER button while in a call IN CALL MENU 3 SEND OWNER ...

Page 35: ...to save a number in the memory 3 Pick up the handset or Press button to make a call with the displayed number z By pressing TIME 3 Press OK to exit z To save a number 3 Press SAVE in step 3 3 Enter the name in text mode and press OK to save Press ABC to change upper or lower case character To store without name just press OK Refer to To enter a character RECALL 2 FROM MEMORIES 1 FROM LAST CALL CAL...

Page 36: ...ess OK The phone number is stored in the displayed memory location 3 The phone will display a message asking to keep your number as secret or not Select No or Yes using NEXT Then press OK You can see a confirming message Also you can see a condition of used memory ABC Auto 01 OK NEXT ABC was stored in 01 MEMORY empty 98 used 01 Make Secret No OK NEXT ...

Page 37: ...k for and press FIND 3 At least two letters are recommended for quick search 3 Press NEXT or Volume left right button to scroll through the list of matches 4 Press VIEW to see information in that location 3 Pick up handset to make a call 3 You can edit the phone number by pressing EDIT button Lookup name FIND ABC 01 ABC 028507618 ERASE EDIT 01 ABC ERASE VIEW 02 ACG FROM MEMORIES 2 By Address 1 By ...

Page 38: ...the number by scrolling the list 4 Pick up the handset or press button to call to displayed number press EDIT to edit stored information or press ERASE to delete displayed information z Edit process 3 Modify the phone number by Clear button and keypad And Press OK to edit a related name ཛ Delete the phone number by Clear button ཛྷ Enter the modified phone number ཝ Press OK ཞ To move cursor use Volu...

Page 39: ...ieve a phone number by number 3 Enter the phone number that you want to find and press FIND button 3 If there is no stored phone number in the memory location No number matches is displayed 4 Pick up the handset or press button to call to displayed number press EDIT to edit stored information or press ERASE to delete displayed information z Edit process z Erasing process 3 Do the above step of 6 2...

Page 40: ... 6 5 Fast Searching 1 Press RECALL button 2 Press RECALL button again 3 You see the whole phone number list in the memory location and you can find the number by scrolling the list RECALL 2 FROM MEMORIES 1 FROM LAST CALL 01 ABC ERASE VIEW 02 ACG ...

Page 41: ... and the service s capabilities 7 1 Checking Deleting Received Message 7 1 1 Text Message 1 Press MESSAGE button and 1 MSG RECEIVED 2 Press 1 Text MSG to see a received text message list 3 Locate to the desired message in the list 3 Mark means already a checked message 3 Press VIEW to see the content of desired message 3 You can see the message with received time and caller s phone number 3 You ca...

Page 42: ...phone will alert and display Voice Mail You must call your voice mail service to retrieve these messages 1 Press MESSAGE button and 1 Received MSG in idle state 2 Press 2 Voice MSG to check the voice message 3 If there is no voice message No Voice Mail was received is displayed 3 Press ERASE to delete the voice message According to the system right LCD contents may be different 3 Pick up the phone...

Page 43: ... Press 3 Clear All 3 Select No or Yes using NEXT or Volume key Press OK to delete 7 2 MSG Notification Type Select 1 Press Message button and 3 MSG NOTIF 2 Select Off Once Every 2 Min by pressing NEXT or Volume left right button 3 Press OK to save and exit MSG RECEIVED 3 Clear All MSG NOTIF Off OK NEXT ERASE All OK NEXT Yes ...

Page 44: ... called number and press OK 3 You can find the called number in the memory by FIND button 4 Input a message and press OK to send Press ABC to change upper or lower case character 5 Select Yes No the Set Delivery Ack Press OK to send 6 Select Yes No to store the message Press OK Store Message NEXT OK Yes SMS MENU 2 MSG SENDING 1 MSG RECEIVED Called Number OK 1234 FIND 028503333 ok A a ABCDE MSG Inp...

Page 45: ... message list 3 Locate to the desired message in the list 3 Press EDIT to edit the content of the selected message 3 You can see the selected sent message 3 Edit the message Press ABC to change upper or lower case character 4 Press OK Button 5 Enter the called Number and press OK 6 Select Yes No the Set Delivery Ack Press OK to send MSG SENDING 2 Sent Message 1 New Message 01 Hello 02 Good Morning...

Page 46: ...reless Telephone 48 7 Select Yes No to store Message Press OK 8 Select type for setting priority among Normal Emergency Urgent Set the priority Press OK to send the message Store Message NEXT OK Yes Set Priority NEXT OK Normal ...

Page 47: ...e in the list 3 Press EDIT to edit the content of the selected message 3 You can see the selected received message 3 Edit the message Press ABC to change upper or lower case character 4 Press OK Button 5 Enter the called Number and press OK 6 Select Yes No the Set Delivery Ack Press OK to send 028503333 ok A a Hello MSG Input OK ABC MSG SENDING 4 Clear All 3 Received MSG 9 01 Hello 9 02 Good Morni...

Page 48: ...ss OK to send the message 7 3 4 Erasing a Sent Message 1 Press MESSAGE button and 2 MSG SENDING 2 Press 4 Clear All to clear text message list 3 Select No or Yes using NEXT or Volume button Press OK to erase a message ERASE ALL OK NEXT Yes MSG Sending 2 Sent Message 1 New Message Store Message NEXT OK Yes MSG SENDING 3 Received MSG 4 Clear All Set Priority NEXT OK Normal ...

Page 49: ... You can select the various ring types 1 Press Message 4 MSG RINGER in the idle state Select a desired ring type with NEXT or Volume button Press OK button 2 There are 5 different ring types Those are RING1 RING2 RING3 RING4 and RING5 G MSG RINGER NEXT OK RING1 ...

Page 50: ...ms will be treated as a flash After that the call will be terminated 2 Very briefly pressing the hook switch will be ignored 8 4 Flash Key 3 During a call flash key is used for call transfer 3 way conference calls and call waiting As a system function it may not be available according to the system 8 5 Safe Mode Even if you misplaced the handset for a long time the phone returns to the normal stat...

Page 51: ...in on hook state Max 32 digits 2 Press SAVE 3 Enter the name in text mode and press OK to save Press ABC to change upper or lower case characters 3 To store without name just press OK 3 Refer to To enter a character 4 Enter the desired memory location 3 The phone number is stored in the displayed memory location 5 The phone will display a message asking to keep your number as secret or not Select ...

Page 52: ...enter the second letter and 3 times to enter the third letter EX To enter L Press dial button 5 labeled JKL 3 times to enter L 3 After 2 seconds entering a character the cursor is moved to the next position automatically 3 Press Volume left right button to move the cursor 3 Press Clear button to erase or correct entered character z To enter specific character Press the key next to the End key to v...

Page 53: ...number of the desired memory location to erase 3 If there is no stored phone number in the memory location No number matches is displayed 3 If you do not remember the memory location to erase press FIND to search phone number by memory location 2 Erasing process 3 Select No or Yes using NEXT or Volume key 3 Press OK to complete erasing process Lookup Number FIND ERASE 01 Yes OK NEXT ERASE VIEW 01 ...

Page 54: ... RECALL 2 FROM MEMORIES 3 By Number in on hook state 2 Press FIND button to find the desired phone number 3 Locate in the desired name or address to find 3 If not entered any name phone number is displayed 3 Press VIEW to see the stored number 4 To make a call with the phone number in the state of step 2 or step 3 pick up the handset or press button and wait for Auto Time out Lookup Number FIND ER...

Page 55: ...em LSP 345 Tx Frequency Digital 824 849 MHz Rx Frequency Digital 869 894 MHz Channel Bandwidth 1 25 MHz Tx Power Digital LOWER 0 2W UPPER 1W Rx Sensitivity 104 25dBm Size mm 160 X 215 X 76 L X W X H Below 833 with battery Ni MH Weight g Below 749 without battery Operating Temperature 0 55ଇ z AC DC Adapter Item SMPS Type Description Input Voltage AC 100 250V Input Frequency 50 60Hz Output Voltage 9...

Page 56: ...LSP 345 LGE CDMA Fixed Wireless Telephone 58 z Battery Item Description Capacity 3 6V Ni MH Talk duration time 2 Hours Standby duration time 24 Hours Charging duration time Trickle 24 Hours ...

Page 57: ...phone void your warranty and or result in violation of FCC regulations Do not use the phone with a damaged antenna If a damaged antenna comes into contact with skin a minor burn may result Contact your local dealer for a replacement of antenna FCC Part 15 Class B Compliance This device and its accessories comply with part 15 of FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This ...

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