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Page 2: ...gas leak in the vicinity of the leak 4 Use only the power cord and batteries indicated in this manual Do not dispose of batteries in a fire They may explode Check with local codes for possible special...

Page 3: ...its products SeMax Wireless assumes no responsibility for any damage or loss caused by the deletion or loss of data as a result of malfunctions or repairs The information disclosed herein is the excl...

Page 4: ...1 Electrical Shock 1 Precautions 1 FCC RF Exposure Information 2 Radio Frequency Energy and Explosives 3 Ventilation Requirement 3 Battery Safety 3 Antenna Safety 3 Getting Started 5 Getting To Know...

Page 5: ...Indicators 13 Making Calls 13 Receiving Calls 13 Accessories 24 The CDM 810 Battery AX 401 25 When to Replace the Battery 25 Testing the Battery Condition 25 Battery Replacement 25 Cleaning the CDM 8...

Page 6: ...CDM 810 Some digital wireless phones may interfere with some types of hearing aids In the event such interference occurs you should consult your service provider Emergency Calls The operation of your...

Page 7: ...rds Your CDM 810 meets and or exceeds the governments standard for maximum permissible exposure to RF exposure of less than 1mw cm2 This device was tested with the significant source of emissions ante...

Page 8: ...M 810 unit contains a lead acid battery optional accessory Some countries and states forbid disposal with household waste call your local solid waste station for disposal instructions Additional safe...

Page 9: ...Intentionally Left Blank Safety...

Page 10: ...ealer Service Provider For convenience please retain the CDM 810 s original carton and packing material in case of a return or needed warranty work NOTE Before installing or using your CDM 810 please...

Page 11: ...Getting To Know Your CDM 810 Green LED Red LED Battery Compartment DB 9 Connection BNC Connection Accessory Input Power Supply Input Getting To Know Your CDM 810...

Page 12: ...or or service provider as soon as possible they can block your CDM 810 from any unauthorized use This is important as you may be liable for the cost of unauthorized calls until your CDM 810 is reporte...

Page 13: ...Intentionally Left Blank Getting To Know Your CDM 810...

Page 14: ...ery Procedures follow 1 Ensure that nothing is connected to the CDM 810 2 Turn the CDM 810 face up 3 Remove the battery cover by removing the two screws located on top of the CDM 810 See Figure1 4 Loc...

Page 15: ...r objects that generate a large amount of heat radiators space heaters base board heaters portable heaters ovens fireplaces etc Placement of the CDM 810 near these locations could possibly damage the...

Page 16: ...er Wall Mount Installation For the CDM 810 to be wall mounted you must verify that AC power is available and or an internal battery optional accessory is installed Refer to the previous section titled...

Page 17: ...d with the CDM 810 Use of any other AC power supply could damage the CDM 810 and void your warranty WARNING Do not overload your electrical wall outlet or electrical extension cords as this can result...

Page 18: ...L GREEN LED This LED indicates when a call is being received It has three possible states Steady GREEN Light The unit is transmitting or receiving information Slow Blinking GREEN Light There is an act...

Page 19: ...el 2 From Control Panel double click MODEMS Fig 4 If a modem is already installed in the PC then click the ADD button 3 From the Install New Modem window choose Don t detect my modem I will select it...

Page 20: ...he Manufactures list Choose Standard 28800 bps Modem from the Models list and click NEXT Fig 6 5 Select the port to use with this modem Click NEXT Typically COM2 is used Fig 7 Figure 6 Choose Modem Ty...

Page 21: ...Windows will install the modem The installation screen will be displayed for approximately 25 seconds Fig 8 7 After the installation is complete click on FINISH Fig 9 Operation Figure 8 Installation M...

Page 22: ...dems Properties window select the Standard 28800 bps Modem that was installed Click on PROPERTIES Fig 10 9 From Maximum Speed area select 38400 Fig 11 Figure 10 Modems Properties Figure 11 Maximum Spe...

Page 23: ...m Properties select the Connection tab then click on ADVANCED Fig 12 11 From the Advanced Configuration Settings select Software XON XOFF Click OK Fig 13 Operation Figure 12 Connection Properties Figu...

Page 24: ...ated on the Windows Desktop Double click on the Dial Up Networking icon Fig 14 13 From the Dial Up Networking window double click on the Make New Connection icon Fig 15 Figure 14 Dial Up Networking Ic...

Page 25: ...connection Select a modem from the list and click NEXT Fig 16 15 Type in the Area Code Phone Number and Country code for the ISP you are using then click NEXT Fig 17 Operation Figure 16 Modem Selectio...

Page 26: ...Click FINISH Fig 19 17 From the Dial Up Networking window right click on the connection that was just setup Fig 18 18 Select PROPERTIES Figure 18 Connection Properties Figure 19 Finish Window Operati...

Page 27: ...of Dial Up Server drop down menu Select PPP Windows95 Windows NT 3 5 Internet 22 In the Advanced Options area check Enable Software Compression Uncheck all other options 23 In the Allowed Network Pro...

Page 28: ...5 From the Connect To window type in the User name and Password for the ISP Fig 22 26 Click Connect PC Fax Program 1 In th e Fax program on your PC such as WinFax setup the Answer Mode Click on Receiv...

Page 29: ...Accessories An internal battery ear mic w control switch and external antenna kit may be ordered from your Dealer Service Provider Operation...

Page 30: ...ry how many times it has been charged and discharged and distance from the telephone service provider s RF transmit ter receiver When to Replace the Battery You should consider replacing the battery w...

Page 31: ...Intentionally Left Blank Battery Information Optional...

Page 32: ...ning DO NOT use any other chemicals on the CDM 810 such as dust sprays cleaners etc These chemicals could damage the finish on the exterior of the unit NEVER submerge the unit in water or any liquids...

Page 33: ...Intentionally Left Blank Cleaning...

Page 34: ...9 IS 95A B MDR verified on IS 95B networks optional enhanced AMPS modem avail able Vocoder 8 Kbps CELP 13 Kbps QCELP 8 Kbps EVRC Complies with Part 2 15 Class B and 22 CFAR 47 Subsection 22 JSTD 008 a...

Page 35: ...DMA 200mW EIRP Nom Maximum Tx Power AMPS 26 7dBm min 23dBm min CDMA 23dBm min Rx Sensitivity AMPS 116dBm 104dBm 12dB Sinad 0 5 FER CDMA 104dBm 0 5 FER Frequency Stability 2 5 ppm 2 5 ppm Antenna Inter...

Page 36: ...on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate this equipment Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna of the device disp...

Page 37: ...Intentionally Left Blank FCC Notice IC Statement...

Page 38: ...y A2 S3 Carriage Return Character Only A2 S4 Line Feed Character Only A2 S5 Backspace Character Only A2 S12 Escape Code Guard Time no OK from A2 by AT SO only Content VGR VGT y y Speaker and microphon...

Page 39: ...sword change CPBS y y Select Phonebook Memory Storage CPBR y y read from Phonebook A2 first Number in Phonebook will be not displayed CPBF y y Find Phonebook Entries A1 ERROR when Entry not found CPBW...

Page 40: ...C UNREAD CMGL REC READ CMGL STO UNSENT CMGL STO SENT CMGL ALL CMGS y y Message send CMGD y y Message delete CSCA y y Service center A1 CSCA 1234567 or CSCA 1234567 A2 CSCA 1234567 CSCB y y Cell broadc...

Page 41: ...ignal S y n DSR signal not for A2 W y n Save modem settings CRLP y y Radio link parameters A1 CRLP 0 61 0 61 48 255 6 255 A2 CRLP 0 61 0 61 39 255 1 255 CMEE y y Report last error CEER y y Extended er...

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