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LGE CDMA Fixed Wireless Terminal
LST-260

Table of Contents

1. Before You Start ..................................................................................................... 7

1.1 Safety Information...................................................................................................................... 7

1.2 Optimal Phone Performance ..................................................................................................... 7

1.3 Care and Service ....................................................................................................................... 8

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Safety Information ......................................................................................................................... 8

2. Introduction .......................................................................................................... 11

2.1

Front, Side and Rear View of the Terminal.............................................................................. 12

2.1.1 Installation for Wall Mounting.......................................................................................... 13

2.2 3 LEDs Indicators..................................................................................................................... 14

2.3 Installation................................................................................................................................ 14

STEP 1. Check Components.................................................................................................. 14

STEP 2. Place the Terminal.................................................................................................... 15

STEP 3. Connect Components............................................................................................... 15

STEP 4. Check LED Indicators............................................................................................... 15

2.4 Installation Steps...................................................................................................................... 17

3. Basic Operation.................................................................................................... 18

3.1 Power On ................................................................................................................................. 18

3.2 Placing a call............................................................................................................................ 18

3.3 Receiving a call........................................................................................................................ 18

3.4 Ending a call ............................................................................................................................ 18

3.5 Warning Tone after Remote Disconnect .................................................................................. 19

3.6 Emergency Call........................................................................................................................ 19

3.7 Power Off.................................................................................................................................. 19

4. System Features .................................................................................................. 20

4.1 Hook flash ................................................................................................................................ 20

4.2 ROH (Receiver Off Hook) ........................................................................................................ 20
4.3 System Features...................................................................................................................... 20

4.4 Applications.............................................................................................................................. 21

5. Programming........................................................................................................ 22

5.1 Speed Dial................................................................................................................................ 22

Storing the Speed Dial Number ............................................................................................... 22

Enable or Disable Speed Dial.................................................................................................. 22

Erase All Speed Dials .............................................................................................................. 23

Operation ................................................................................................................................. 23

5.2 Emergency Call........................................................................................................................ 23

Entering the emergency phone number .................................................................................. 23

Enable or Disable emergency call ........................................................................................... 23

Erase All Emergency Call Numbers ........................................................................................ 23

5.3 Hot Line.................................................................................................................................... 24

Programming the Hot Line number ......................................................................................... 24

Enable the Hot Line Feature.................................................................................................... 24

Disable the Hot Line Feature................................................................................................... 24

Programming the Hot Line Time.............................................................................................. 24

5.4 Alarm........................................................................................................................................ 24

Entering Alarm Time (12-hour Mode) ...................................................................................... 24

Entering Alarm Time (24-hour Mode) ...................................................................................... 25

Disable Alarm Feature ............................................................................................................. 25

5.5 Volume Level ........................................................................................................................... 25

Changing the Volume Level..................................................................................................... 25

5.6 Outgoing Call Lock................................................................................................................... 25

Enable or Disable Outgoing Call Lock..................................................................................... 25

Changing Outgoing LOCK Code ............................................................................................. 26

5.7 G3 FAX / DATA Mode Setting .................................................................................................. 26

Enable or Disable G3 FAX mode (Only LST-260F)................................................................. 26

Enable or Disable DATA mode ................................................................................................ 26

Summary of Contents for LST-260

Page 1: ...LGE CDMA Fixed Wireless Terminal LST 260 2 CDMA Fixed Wireless Terminal User Guide Model LST 260 ...

Page 2: ...4 21 ISSUE 0 1 Preliminary FCC DOC Please read this manual before you use this product This manual is based on the production version of LST 260 FWT Software changes may have occurred after this printing LGE reserves the right to make changes in technical and product specifications without prior notice ...

Page 3: ...LGE CDMA Fixed Wireless Terminal LST 260 4 Blank Page ...

Page 4: ...es 20 4 1 Hook flash 20 4 2 ROH Receiver Off Hook 20 4 3 System Features 20 4 4 Applications 21 5 Programming 22 5 1 Speed Dial 22 Storing the Speed Dial Number 22 Enable or Disable Speed Dial 22 Erase All Speed Dials 23 Operation 23 5 2 Emergency Call 23 Entering the emergency phone number 23 Enable or Disable emergency call 23 Erase All Emergency Call Numbers 23 5 3 Hot Line 24 Programming the H...

Page 5: ...rminal LST 260 6 5 8 Restrict Call Mode Setting 27 Set Restrict Call Level 28 Storing the Permit Dial Number 28 Storing the Deny Dial Number Restricted dial number 28 6 Troubleshooting 29 7 General Information 30 7 1 LST 260 30 ...

Page 6: ...markers hospital monitor 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 posted in the areas instruct you to do so Hospitals or health care facilities may be using equipment that could be sensitive to external RF energy z If this equipment does cause h...

Page 7: ...e a damp cloth for cleaning z If the unit fails for any reason do not attempt to disassemble contact the telephone service provider for assistance z 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...

Page 8: ...tempt to open it Non expert handling of the device could damage it Consult your authorized LG dealer for help It may be a cause of fire electric shock and breakdown Do not drop knock or shake it Rough handling can break internal circuit boards Do not use harsh chemicals cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean it Wipe it with a soft cloth that has been slightly dampened in a mild soap and w...

Page 9: ...ect the power cord of any accessory grasp and pull the plug not the cord It may be a cause of fire or electric shock Do not put heavy things on the power cord Do not bend power cord too much It may be a cause of fire or electric shock Do not peel off battery Do not short circuit You may get hurt or it may fire by generation of heat or explosion Do not throw and impact battery Do not dispose of bat...

Page 10: ...ed to ring the telephone connected to the unit with a Ringer Equivalence Number of 4 z A phone jack to plug in the G3 FAX equipment RJ 11 Port z Data Port for service and repair RJ 45 Port z AC Power supply with barrel plug connector z Support Dial tone z Touch tone DTMF or Pulse Dialing z Support Caller ID Telephone z Voice Mail Notification ring alerts you to new voice mail messages z Three ligh...

Page 11: ...status of the unit DC IN 12V AC DC Power Adapter 3 Batt Battery On Off Switch TEL RJ 11 Port Connecting Ports for SLT Single Line Telephone DATA Port RJ 45 Port Connecting Port for Data Service to PC RS 232C 6 USB Port Connecting Port for Data Service to PC USB 7 Antenna Connector Connecting Port for TNC Antenna 8 Power Power On Off Key ...

Page 12: ... Drill out the holes with drill bit smaller in diameter than the screws 4 Secure two screws into the wall leaving about 65mm gap between the screw heads 5 Insert the DC power jack into an electrical outlet and attach the telephone line into the Phone Jack RJ 11 of the terminal 6 Place the terminal over the two screws 7 Slide the terminal downward until the screw head is locked at the top of the op...

Page 13: ...essories 1 LST 260 Unit 1 EA 2 Dipole Antenna 1 EA 3 Backup Battery 1 EA 4 User Guide 1 EA 5 AC DC Power Adapter 1 EA LED COLOR Operating Condition GREEN solid DC Power is applied RED solid Battery Power is applied POWER LED ORANGE solid Low Battery GREEN solid Good Signal ORANGE solid Poor Signal SIGNAL LED RED solid No Service Area GREEN blink 0 5sec On 0 5sec Off Voice Message is received GREEN...

Page 14: ...minal z Connect the battery cable to the DC battery connector at the side of the terminal Remove the battery compartment cover Connect battery to the connector Replace the battery cover z Connect the AC power supply cable to the DC input port located at the side of the terminal z If you use Data Service or PC FAX Service connect your RS 232C cable cord to the RJ 45 port or USB Cable cord to the US...

Page 15: ...hone over 1m The adapter type with power cord may be different from country to country Connection telephone jack to data port will cause malfunction of data service 1 Battery Switch 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 on Battery is charged only when battery switch is on ...

Page 16: ... the Antenna to the antenna up TNC connector right Turn right 3 4 Connet your Connect the DC Phone Cord Power supply supply Terminal Connection Battery Connection z First slow down the terminal slide switch and unscrew z To connect battery disassemble terminal like above figure z Battery connector s groove must be slid into the jack like above figure ...

Page 17: ...rom the system neither dial tone nor busy tone is produced Instead of them the lock tone pi pi pi will be heard one time and there will be no sound and ALL LED s will be blinking with GREEN color simultaneously 3 If the radio service is not available or radio signal is too weak to detect The SIGNAL LED is RED No Service status 3 2 Placing a call When lifting handset of the connected telephone off ...

Page 18: ...ller hangs up the telephone the line will be still connected so if the caller picks up the telephone again he can continue talking If emergency call is connected cellular service is not supported As long as your telephone is registered on a system you can place a call to emergency number even if your telephone is locked or restricted Please check the available emergency call number with your servi...

Page 19: ...s such as call waiting call forwarding etc You can purchase these services from your cellular service provider There are certain dialing sequences to be earned which vary from service provider to service provider The service provider will provide the dialing instructions for your system Call Forwarding An incoming call can be delivered to another telephone number programmed Please contact your cel...

Page 20: ...elephone with Caller ID feature During a call CID is not displayed Please contact your cellular service provider for more information on using this service 4 4 Applications Data Communication LST 260 is capable of transmitting and receiving IS 707A FAX or modem communications For data communications you will need a standard RS 232C cable or a standard USB cable to connect your PC and FWT terminal ...

Page 21: ...fields and their options 5 Press key to save and you will hear confirmation tone Note As to the characteristic quality of some telephones confirm tone or error tone could not be heard 5 1 Speed Dial LST 260 has 30 memory locations 1 30 1 or 2 digits to store frequently used phone numbers and you can make a call by pressing memory location number only when the speed dial feature is enabled Storing ...

Page 22: ...mergency phone number 1 Press 2 continuously to enter emergency call programming mode 2 Press and one of the emergency memory location numbers 1 3 3 Press and the phone number Max 32 digits 4 Press to save and enable this function Enable or Disable emergency call 1 Press 2 continuously to enter emergency call programming mode 2 Press and Enable code 1 or Disable code 2 3 Press to save Erase All Em...

Page 23: ...d Hot Line Disable code 2 3 Press to save Programming the Hot Line Time 1 Press 3 continuously to enter Hot Line programming mode 2 Press and Hot Line time code 3 3 Press and enter desired Hot Line time 2 10 seconds 4 Press to save Note If Hot Line is disabled and Hot Line number has been already programmed you can make enable Hot Line feature by pressing 3 1 without entering a Hot Line Number aga...

Page 24: ...e and you can set the level to the adequate conversation volume Changing the Volume Level 1 Press 5 continuously to enter Volume Level programming mode 2 Press and Volume Level 1 3 1 LOW Level 2 MIDDLE Level 3 HIGH Level 3 Press to save Before pressing you can enter volume level continuously 5 6 Outgoing Call Lock If you try to make an outgoing call while outgoing call lock is enabled then you wil...

Page 25: ...to G3 FAX mode to change data path from RS 232C to G3 FAX machine Because the terminal doesn t recognize the call is for FAX or voice before being response Following is the procedure to change data path and default data path is RS 232C data path Once G3 Fax mode is set if AC power is gone and turned on again the saved G3 Fax mode value is restored Enable or Disable G3 FAX mode Only LST 260F 1 Pres...

Page 26: ...call 3 If you want to use the LST 260 terminal only for G3 FAX sending or receiving other than the voice call then keep the terminal in G3 FAX Mode enabled state Note 4 If G3 FAX mode is enabled You cannot set Data mode USB and then you should disable G3 FAX mode If Data mode USB is enabled You also cannot set G3 FAX mode and then you should disable Data mode 5 8 Restrict Call Mode Setting While t...

Page 27: ...Press and 1 to enter Permit Dial Number store step 4 Press and one of Memory number for permit dial number 1 10 5 Press and the digits Max 32digits 6 If you want to store more Permit Dial Numbers continue from step 3 If you want to finish at this point Press to save Storing the Deny Dial Number Restricted dial number 1 Press 8 continuously to enter Restrict Call programming mode 2 Press and LOCK c...

Page 28: ...vider if either of the following condition is true z The terminal does not work and the LED indicates No Service and if changing the locations does not resolve the problem z The terminal does not work and the LED indicates In Service z Power Supply If the unit does not respond once plugged into a power supply Check that the AC power source Check that the Barrel Plug of the Power Supply is properly...

Page 29: ...ty 300 Hz Tx Power Max 0 28W Rx Power Level 104 25 dBm Size 187 x 140 x 43 mm w FAX 482g w o battery 646g w battery Weight g w o FAX 422g w o battery 586g w battery z AC DC Adapter Item Description Input Voltage 100V 250V AC Input Frequency 50 60 Hz Output Voltage 12V DC z Internal Back up Battery A Item Description Capacity 7 2V NiMH Talk duration time 4 Hours Standby duration time 40 Hours Charg...

Page 30: ...amaged 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 device and its accessories may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device and its accessories must accept any inter...

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