46
4/3/01
CDMA 800/1900
35X#
Path
Change the audio path to A, where A =:
0 = Hands free (selects input signal AUDIO IN @ J3-pin 8
and outputs audio signal AUDIO OUT/ON-OFF @ J3-
pin 7; internal speaker and microphone are muted.)
1 = Speaker (normal audio path; selects internal mic and
outputs audio @ AUDIO OUT/ON-OFF @ J3-pin 7;
internal speaker is muted.)
2 = Alert (activates the alert transducer for as long as the
# key is pressed. To prevent overstressing the alert
transducer., DO NOT hold the # key down for
extended periods.)
3 = Handset (selects the internal mic and speaker.)
4 = Mute (all audio paths and supplies are off, DSP put to
sleep.) This command must be followed by a different
AUDIO-PATH command (not MUTE) in order to guar-antee
proper DSP functionality. Failure to do so may
result in a radio failure.
5 = Internal MIC Test (routes the internal mic audio
directly to AUDIO OUT/ON-OFF @ J3-pin 7, and
routes audio input at AUDIO IN @ J3-pin 8 directly to
the earpiece speaker.)
6 = External Handset (selects input audio at AUDIO IN @
J3-pin 8, and outputs audio at AUDIO OUT/ON-OFF
@ J3-pin 7; internal speaker and mic are muted, and
sidetone is turned on.)
7 = Reserved (not supported)
8 = Reserved (not supported)
9 = Boom MIC (selects input audio at AUDIO IN and
outputs audio at AUDIO OUT/ON-OFF to headset
connector; internal speaker and mic are muted, and
sidetone is turned on.)
This command enables all internal and external hardware
controls necessary to route audio to/from the correct
outputs/inputs.
36#
(not used)
37#
(not used)
38#
SND-SN
AABB
Returns serial number contents.
If all bytes = 00, no serial number is programmed.
Display four byte serial number in hexadecimal one byte at
a time, along with a byte count. The * key causes the next
byte/count to be displayed.
39#-44#
(not used)
45#
READRSSI
Returns the RSSI reading taken on the current
channel. The number is displayed as a three digit
decimel number.
46#
(not used)
Table 9:
Keypad
Entry
Command
Description
Status
Display
Result
Summary of Contents for T2260
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Page 21: ...21 4 3 01 Troubleshooting AUDIO LOGIC BLOCK DIAGRAM ...
Page 23: ...23 4 3 01 Troubleshooting Logic Circuitary Description CDMA baseband Tx Path ...
Page 24: ...24 4 3 01 CDMA 800 1900 CDMA Baseband Rx Path ...
Page 25: ...25 4 3 01 Troubleshooting RF Interface Diagram ...
Page 27: ...27 4 3 01 Troubleshooting Amps Transmitter Block Diagram ...
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