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© Soneco Oy.

  

 

V 23.7.2013 

 

Staus: Contents schecked 

Author: JR 

List of contents

Warranty..................................................................................................................2

 

Purpose of CC3.......................................................................................................4

 

To start with.............................................................................................................4

 

Preparing for the use...............................................................................................4

 

Quick procedure for using MC3 for the first time .....................................................5

 

1. Charging of the battery........................................................................................6

 

2.  Warning message due to low battery .................................................................6

 

3. Start-up ...............................................................................................................6

 

4. The programming mode ......................................................................................7

 

5. The purpose and setting of the telephone numbers............................................7

 

6. Setting the alarm message..................................................................................8

 

7. Basic settings ......................................................................................................9

 

8. Options ................................................................................................................9

 

8.1. Options for power ON and OFF.................................................................... 9

 

8.2. Options for voice calls ................................................................................ 10

 

8.3. Security and general settings ..................................................................... 11

 

9. Standby mode ...................................................................................................12

 

10. Making a call, sending a message, receiving a call and responding to a calling 
effort ......................................................................................................................12

 

10.1. Starting of the calls and sending of the messages ................................... 12

 

10.2. Receiving and terminating of the calls...................................................... 13

 

10.3. Receiving and terminating of the calling efforts........................................ 13

 

10.4. Adjusting the features of the voice call ..................................................... 13

 

11. Special features during alarm mode................................................................13

 

12. Shutting the device off.....................................................................................14

 

13. Request for battery charge status ...................................................................14

 

14. Voice call features in alarm state ....................................................................14

 

15. Emergency call 112.........................................................................................14

 

16. Remote controlled voice call "CALL" and termination of a call "END CALL" and 
queuing of a call ....................................................................................................15

 

17. The life-time, capacity and maintenance of the battery...................................15

 

18. The use in challenging environments ..............................................................15

 

19. Data security, privacy, reliability and prevention of abuse...............................16

 

20. Unrecognized fault situations ..........................................................................16

 

Annex A: Tone and light indications of CC3..........................................................18

 

Important to observe .............................................................................................20

 

Technical specifications: .......................................................................................20

 

Declaration of conformity:......................................................................................20

 

 

Summary of Contents for CC3

Page 1: ... Oy V 23 7 2013 Staus Contents schecked Author JR Soneco CC3 USER MANUAL SONECO Oy Tuotekuja 5 FIN 90410 Oulu Finland Tel 358 10 77 88 300 Fax 385 8 311 4486 e mail info soneco fi www soneco fi Soneco Oy July 2013 ...

Page 2: ... ways using the product Soneco reserves the right to alter this document without further notice All rights reserved Soneco Oy Ltd 2013 Warranty Soneco warrants the materials and manufacturing of the product allow full operation for 12 months and 6 months for the battery The warranty begins when the buyer physically receives the product In consumer trade Soneco is liable for the warranty defined by...

Page 3: ...ffort 12 10 1 Starting of the calls and sending of the messages 12 10 2 Receiving and terminating of the calls 13 10 3 Receiving and terminating of the calling efforts 13 10 4 Adjusting the features of the voice call 13 11 Special features during alarm mode 13 12 Shutting the device off 14 13 Request for battery charge status 14 14 Voice call features in alarm state 14 15 Emergency call 112 14 16 ...

Page 4: ... the provider of SIM card in MC3 has a roaming agreement To start with The product package includes the following Soneco CC3 transceiver and strap Charging adapter 4300 P User manual Preparing for the use Before switching the device on one must insert a valid network operator s SIM card Subscriber Identity Module in to CC3 and charge the battery Fig Inserting the SIM card Push the yellow dot with ...

Page 5: ...ecessary optional settings and user specific message with sending programming text messages to the device 4 In order to exit the programming mode press the button shortly and release it In order to check the programmed data pressing the button for longer than 5 seconds will cause the settings to be sent as a text message SMS to the first stored number if given 5 Wait until the device switches the ...

Page 6: ...utes before switching it on again 2 Warning message due to low battery If the battery charge falls below 20 the device gives five YELLOW flashes and audible signal This will be repeated once in every minute until the charger is connected After 15 minutes of battery warnings the device sends a BATTERY 20 message If the BATTERY 20 message has been sent the device sends CHARGING message when the char...

Page 7: ...device OFF in LIMTED mode and start it normally 4C DEVICE WITH INHIBITED MANUAL ENTRY TO PROGRAMMING MODE Programming mode is possible only if the device receives a command PRG as a text message from a number that is stored in the device EXECUTION OF A PROGRAMMING COMMAND If a programming command is accepted and executed the device gives an audible signal and the YELLOW light blinks once notably l...

Page 8: ... the numbers 1 to 3 Xnumber4 number1 Xnumber4 number1 number2 or Xnumber4 number1 number2 number3 If the U number is used it shall be given after X number and before numbers 1 3 Unumber4 number1 or Xnumber5 Unumber4 number1 Any number command replaces all previously stored numbers A command EN erases all numbers Erase Numbers If EN is rejected the command is CLRN 6 Setting the alarm message Unless...

Page 9: ...ptions for power ON and OFF P1 P0 Disable power OFF by the user The device does not switch off from standby mode with a 5 seconds press Presses up to 9 seconds are interpreted as short presses F1 F0 Forced power ON The device turns itself ON automatically if the battery voltage is high enough or becomes high enough during the charging Wxxxxx Selection of the battery warning message recipients All ...

Page 10: ...here the full level is reached With G7 distortion may occur when speaking loud directly to the microphone Ix x 0 7 Ringing tone volume The setting I0 means a silent call and I7 default the largest ringing volume The ringing tone comes from the loud speaker of the phone that is used also as the earpiece OxHy x 0 9 y 1 9 Settings of the dialing procedure Here x is a number from 0 to 9 that defines t...

Page 11: ... y3 0 the user can select the number to be called if more then one stored See chapter 10 1 for selecting the number The cyclic operation of the calling machine can be skipped with O 0 which defines the amount of cycles as zero M0 M1 M2 The timing of the text message in the calling sequence With M0 the device sends the message upon the pressing of the button With M1 the device sends the message if ...

Page 12: ...e goes through three following three stages Stage 1 The user has the possibility of selecting a number of the numbers 1 to 3 as the number to be called The device waits for a press for 5 seconds for each number A press during the GREEN light blinking selects number 1 A press during the YELLOW light blinking selects number 2 and a press during the RED light blinking selects number 3 Stage 2 The dev...

Page 13: ...When the calling engine is making efforts to set up a call the device directs the call to such a stored number that first sends any message to the device and terminates the further operation of the calling engine The user can terminate the calling efforts with a short press of the button 10 4 Adjusting the features of the voice call Prior to a call in standby mode or alarm mode the audio volume in...

Page 14: ... CC3 is re programmed in to MC3 please refer to User s Guide for MC3 15 Emergency call 112 The MC3 device can be set to allow emergency 112 calls in standby mode If emergency calls in standby mode are not in use the device will shut off after pressing the button for 5 seconds or if shutting off is not allowed the device sends an alarm If emergency calls are enabled pressing the button continuously...

Page 15: ... of 400 charge discharge cycles or 2 5 years in use Along with the use the stand by time with one charge decreases On the same the likelihood increases for the device shutting down due to low battery capacity or at low temperatures The battery capacity is relatively insensitive to the depth of charging cycles i e the battery can be charged frequently and only partly discharged or less frequently i...

Page 16: ...y programming message The clock will be reset to certain old date if the battery protection circuitry switches the voltage supply off due to deep depletion If an entry to the programming mode by the user has been prevented and the users have lost the information for sending and acceptable PRG command the GSM phone number of Soneco s service can command the device in to programming mode and read th...

Page 17: ...checked Author JR otherwise broken and non functional device uncontrolled removal of SIM or shut down of equipment Unrecognized errors should be very rare The reason should always be cleared even if the device may return later to normal operation ...

Page 18: ...ght Battery full Two audible tones and YELLOW flashes Charging completed and battery full Continuous RED when the charger connected or during charging Over voltage of the charger or battery Faulty or wrong charger or a faulty battery A3 During start up Upon pressing the button for over 5 seconds the YELLOW starts to blink Releasing the button initiates the start up of the device YELLOW continues t...

Page 19: ...ently blinking GREEN light and then frequently blinking YELLLOW light and then frequently blinking RED light The device has three stored numbers to be called and the dialing engine is waiting for the user to select one Pressing the button during the blinking GREEN light initiates dialing to number 1 Pressing the button during the blinking YELLOW light initiates dialing to the number 2 Pressing the...

Page 20: ... at gas stations fuel or chemical storages and blasting areas The device may interfere with the operation of technical equipment The device may cause interference near TVs radios and computers Technical specifications Phone network dual band GSM 900 1800 MHz Antenna integrated Weight 58 g without the carrying strap Dimensions 64 x 41 x 23 mm Battery Li Ion 600 mAh Standby time 72 hours Speaking ti...

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