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1. Handset:

Connect the main unit and the handset with the handset cord.

2. Antenna:

Install the antenna to the antenna connector. Hold the plastic stick of the

antenna and turn the metal screw clock-wise.

Do not turn the antenna

directly.

3. Adapter

Plug the AC/DC adapter into an appropriate wall outlet.

Please use

original accessories.

Good grounding may guarantee your terminal in a reliable service status.

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Summary of Contents for WP806A

Page 1: ...ZTE CORPORATION WP806A CDMA Fixed Wireless Phone User Manual ...

Page 2: ...lized in any form or by any means electronic or mechanical including photocopying and microfilm without the prior written permission of ZTE Corporation The manual is published by ZTE Corporation We reserve the right to make modifications on print errors or update specifications without prior notice Edition 1st edition Apr 2005 ...

Page 3: ...lay Icons 8 2 5 Installation 8 2 6 Power supply 11 2 7 Connecting to the Network 11 3 Basic Operations 13 3 1 Making a Call 13 3 1 1 Making a Domestic Call 13 3 1 2 Dialing PSTN s Extensions 13 3 1 3 Making IDD 13 3 1 4 Dialing a Number in the List 13 3 2 Answering the Call 14 3 3 Ending the call 14 3 4 Redialing 14 3 5 Billing Information 14 3 6 Call Menu 15 3 7 Making a Three way Call 15 4 Funct...

Page 4: ...essages 21 4 3 2 Viewing Received and Saved Messages 21 4 3 3 Msg setting 22 4 4 Call History 23 4 5 1 Viewing Calls List 23 4 6 Profile 24 4 7 Organizer 24 4 7 1 Alarm Clock 25 4 7 2 Calculator 26 4 7 3 Notepad 26 4 7 4 World Clock 27 4 8 Divert 28 4 9 Settings 28 4 9 1 Phone settings 28 4 9 2 Display settings 29 4 9 3 Call setting 29 4 9 4 Security 29 4 9 5 Reset settings 30 4 9 6 Manager settin...

Page 5: ...nput 31 5 3 2 Entering Templates poem 33 6 Data Network Access Function 34 6 1 WIN98 Configuration for Internet Access 34 6 2 WIN2000 Configuration for Internet Access 38 6 3 WIN XP Configuration for Internet Access 46 7 PC Fax 56 7 1 Summary 56 7 2 System Requirement 56 7 3 Start PC Fax function 56 8 Troubleshooting 57 ...

Page 6: ...2 Safety Precautions Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interference sent by FWP if inadequately shielded Try to use the phone at least 20 cm away from ordinary telephone TV sets radio and other automated office equipment so as to avoid electromagnetic interference Operating of FWP may interfere with medical devices like hearing aids and pacemakers Consult a physician or th...

Page 7: ...agnetic items such as computer disks Do not expose your FWP to direct sunlight or store it in hot areas High temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices Prevent liquid from leaking into your phone Do not attempt to disassemble the FWP by yourself Non expert handling of the devices may damage them Make sure that FWP is power on and in service area before making emergency call Dial the e...

Page 8: ...as the bathroom If you want to clean your phone please use clean fabric that is a bit wet or anti static Turn off your phone before you clean it Do not use harsh chemical cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean your phone such as alcohol dilution agent and benzene Use the phone within a temperature range of 10 C 55 C and a humidity range of 25 85 ...

Page 9: ...Please check all the parts shown below and make sure no piece is missing or broken The appearance of the parts in your package may be different from those in the manual Main Unit 1 Handset 1 Antenna 1 Handset Cord 1 External power adapter 1 User Manual 1 Certificate of quality 1 ...

Page 10: ...ssage indication z External interfaces a External power socket DC b DATA interface c Antenna connector TNC F z External power adapter Power supply 90V 270V 50Hz AC z Voice decoding 13K QCELP 8K EVRC z Dimensions W H D 176mm 213 5mm 75 5mm exclude antenna z Battery Continuous standby time Approx 72 hours depending on the network condition Continuous talk time Approx 2 hours depending on the network...

Page 11: ...er parameters about battery and charger please refer to the real objects 2 3 Key Definition 1 LCD 2 NAMES BACK Right Soft Key To access the phone book and execute functions as shown in the lower right corner of the LCD 3 CLR key 1 8 2 3 4 5 7 6 9 10 11 ...

Page 12: ...7 key and key They have different functions in different modes or function menus Please refer to corresponding sections 8 Up Down Left Right key Scroll keys To move the cursor when entering letters and to scroll through menu options and displays can be set as short cut keys 9 key Switch on off the phone hang up display calendar in the idle state return to the idle state from menu 10 CALL REDIAL ke...

Page 13: ...low may appear on your phone s LCD Signal indicator More bars indicates stronger signal Indicates that you have received a new message If the icon blinks it indicates that the message box is full The Alarm is set You have set divert all calls Battery level indicator More black bars indicate higher level Enable mute mode Bar incoming calls Bar outgoing calls Bar incoming and outgoing calls 2 5 Inst...

Page 14: ...stall the antenna to the antenna connector Hold the plastic stick of the antenna and turn the metal screw clock wise Do not turn the antenna directly 3 Adapter Plug the AC DC adapter into an appropriate wall outlet Please use original accessories Good grounding may guarantee your terminal in a reliable service status ...

Page 15: ...er off the phone then stick in or pull out the data cable 5 Power on If you use the external power adapter hold key and then get started after self test If you use the built in spare battery of the phone turn the battery switch on the back side of the phone to hold key and then get started after self test 6 Power off Hold key to power off the phone AC Plug ...

Page 16: ... failure or when there is no available power socket nearby If the electricity of the built in battery will be used up please connect the external power adapter for charging in time The screen will prompt and the buzzer will beep CHG PWR LED While charging the LED indicates red If the battery is full the LED changes to green color 2 7 Connecting to the Network After the phone are decoded the phone ...

Page 17: ... you can do the following things z Press to display the calendar z Press Right Soft key to enter the NAMES z Press Left Soft key to enter the function menu Please refer to Chapter 4 Note If EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY is shown on your screen you can only send emergency calls relating to the strength of the signal ...

Page 18: ...2 Dialing PSTN s Extensions After you pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key Dial the exchange number and then the extension 3 1 3 Making IDD Method Pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key hold the key until your screen displays the prefix symbol of an international call Then enter the code of the country you want to dial and the complete telephone number Country codes follow the conventions ...

Page 19: ... display the incoming number Pick up the receiver to answer the call and timing will start for the call Note To display the incoming number requires network support 3 3 Ending the call Put down the handset when you answer the call by picking up the handset Press HANDFREE key when you answer the call by pressing HANDFREE key Press key to return to the idle state after ending call 3 4 Redialing Pres...

Page 20: ...operation methods are the same as those in the function menu please refer to Section 4 1 Usage of the Function Menu You can do the following operations in Call menu z Hold Retrieve Keep the current session or resume the held call z Mute Not send local voice z DTMF off on Enable or disable sending DTMF tone z Menu Enter the organiser menu Note This Call menu only appears in the session process whic...

Page 21: ...emporarily Press CALL REDIAL key again and the call will resume The user can hear the ring back tone from the third party before he answers When the third party answers the three persons can talk at the same time If the user presses CALL REDIAL key the third party will be hung up and it becomes an ordinary call between two persons again Note The network service provider should support the Three wa...

Page 22: ...r Right Soft Key according to the prompt displayed on the screen Function menu includes items as follows Messages Call History Profile Organizer Divert Settings In idle state press NAMES to enter the NAMES interface Please look for details in this chapter 4 2 NAMES In idle state access the NAMES interface by pressing Right Soft key It shows List empty when there is no record in the NAMES you can s...

Page 23: ... default Set this number as the default number of this record Generally The first of the numbers matching each name is set as a default number Delete number Select whether to delete the number Add to Speed You can assign the phone number to a speed dialing key Scroll to the desired key and press SELECT to assign Then you can hold the selected number key to directly dial the number in idle state In...

Page 24: ...ames that begin with J If there is no such record in the NAMES it will stop at the most appropriate record 4 2 2 Adding New Name In the NAMES list interface press MENU and select Add New Name Enter the name you want to add Select the group Enter the phone number you want to add 4 2 3 Editing In the NAMES list interface press MENU and select Edit You can edit the current record including the name t...

Page 25: ...ss RENAME to change the group names 4 2 7 Sending Message In the NAMES list interface press MENU and select Send message Access the creating message interface 4 3 Messages If the network supports and you have subscribed this service you can send and receive text short messages freely Your phone can save 40 short messages The maximum length of each message will be 160 characters in English In idle ...

Page 26: ...elect Send to Many enter the name list select the receivers numbers z Select Save to save messages to the Sent Msg box When saving you can directly input the destination number according to prompts on the screen There will be prompt information on the screen after the message is sent successfully 4 3 2 Viewing Received and Saved Messages z Select Received Msg to view received messages z Select Sen...

Page 27: ...ead the message in Received Msg select REPLY to reply When you read the message in Sent Msg select SEND to send the message z Delete all Delete all the messages saved in Received Msg or Sent Msg z If a name card message is received a prompt message will appear after choosing READ You can save the name card message to the phone book after confirmation 4 3 3 Msg setting You have to make necessary se...

Page 28: ... time and then press BACK to confirm and return Note This function needs the network to support 4 4 Call History 4 5 1 Viewing Calls List z Choose All Calls to view the list of all calls z Choose Missed Calls to view the calls that you received but did not answer z Choose Received Calls to view the calls that you answered z Choose Dialled Calls to view the calls that you made z Choose Erase histor...

Page 29: ...he detailed settings of the selected profile z Ring Tone Many ring tones for selection z Ring Vol Adjust the volume of the ring tone by Left Right Key or Up Down key and press OK to save the change z Speaker Vol Adjust the volume of the earpiece by Left Right Key or Up Down key and press OK to save the change z Key tones Press CHANGE left soft key to change the volume of the key tone to Low or Hig...

Page 30: ...on major cities worldwide 4 7 1 Alarm Clock Your phone can set up to 5 alarm clocks at the same time If there have existed 5 alarm clocks Set alarm menu will not appear 1 Set alarm Select Set Alarm submenu you can set the following options according to instructions alarm type Single Daily Weekly alarm date time normal and alert tone You can set part of the items and the rest items will use default...

Page 31: ...s to enter numbers press Key to enter decimal point Repeatedly press Left Soft Key or key rapidly to switch among Press CLR key to clear the last digit or results Press EXIT Key to exit the calculator Press EQUAL to get results Note This calculator has limited accuracy and rounding errors may occur especially in long division 4 7 3 Notepad It can record up to 30 events with the length of 30 charac...

Page 32: ...iew edit the selected note press key to switch between the input methods z Select Add to add a new note z Select Used space to view the used and total numbers of notepads z Select Clear all to delete all notes BACK Edit SELECT NotePad Edit Add 4 7 4 World Clock Enter World Clock you can view the time of desired city by using Scroll Keys Press EXIT to exit World clock Beijing 10 49 EXIT ...

Page 33: ...there is no answer When hide Divert incoming calls when the line is busy or when there is no answer Call Waiting Switch between two calls when the third part is incoming while calling After choosing one of the above 5 options you can select the following options On Only registered services are functional Off Delete the divert service Note This function need network supports 4 9 Settings In idle st...

Page 34: ...f you choose On you can hear put through prompt tone while making calls z IP setting set by operator You can set an IP code In this case you can use the IP function in Phonebook or Call history i e IP number will be automatically added before the phone number that you want to dial z DDD setting set by operator Set the local area code including 0 Note IP setting and DDD setting should be set by ser...

Page 35: ...ct Cancel all to cancel all restrictions Bar outgoing Select Bar all to ban all outgoing calls except emergency calls Select List to ban all numbers in the list Select Cancel all to cancel all restrictions 4 9 5 Reset settings In this menu you can select to restore the related settings of the phone to factory settings 4 9 6 Manager settings Select Manager settings the phone will prompt to enter pa...

Page 36: ... to Section 5 3 Notes on Input Methods z Left Soft key usually means OK or SELECT and Right Soft key usually means EXIT or BACK z Scroll key is usually used for up down movement and page up down z key switches between the input methods z Number keys 0 9 represent letters and numbers z key Press key to enter symbols double press key to enter Templates and triple press key to enter Set Poem 5 3 Note...

Page 37: ... etc Entering the common English punctuations 2 ABCabc2 3 DEFdef3 4 GHIghi4 5 JKLjkl5 6 MNOmno6 7 PQRSpqrs7 8 TUVtuv8 9 WXYZwxyz9 0 Space0 Switch between symbols idioms and poems Switch between the input methods Scroll up Up key Down key Scroll down Left Soft Key OK CLR key Clear Exit ...

Page 38: ...en the input methods z In the uppercase or lowercase mode press 0 key to enter a space z Use CLR key to clear errors 5 3 2 Entering Templates poem In entering short messages the phone provides some commonly used templates and poems for convenience The general procedure for entering templates is as follows z Double press key to enter Templates press key again to enter Set poem z Use Up Down key to ...

Page 39: ... computer The phone will display as follows after the data link is set up successfully If you want to exit the Internet you can disconnect the connecting on the computer When the phone is connected to the Internet you cannot make and receive the call 6 1 WIN98 Configuration for Internet Access 1 Create a standard 28 800 bps Modem on the PC Select Control Panel Modems and then click Add 2 Click Nex...

Page 40: ...Sharing New Technology with You 35 3 Select Standard Modem Type as the Manufacturers and Standard 28800bps Modem as the Models 4 Select the Communication Port e g COM1 ...

Page 41: ... Select the newly created Modem in Modems as shown in the interface select Properties and then select Maximum speed as 115200 in the General tab 7 Click Advanced in the Connection tab Add at fclass 0 at crm 2 at qcmdr 3 to the Extra setting and cancel Use flow ...

Page 42: ...t after Step 7 8 Create the dial up network Enter Dial Up Networking and double click New Connection Fill in the connection name and select the newly created Modem as the device 9 Click Next and fill in the area code and number The settings vary with the areas ...

Page 43: ...n the web page in IE for network access with successful dial up Note Local service provider should provide the user name and password no calling permitted when surfing the Internet 6 2 WIN2000 Configuration for Internet Access 1 Create a standard 28 800 bps Modem on the PC Select Control Panel Phone and Modem Options and then click Add 2 Click Next and select Don t detect my modem I will select it...

Page 44: ...rs and select Standard 28800 bps Modem as the Models 4 Select the Communication Port e g COM1 5 Click Next to finish 6 Select the newly created Modem in Phone and Modem Options as shown in the interface select Properties and then select Maximum Port Speed as 115200 in the General tab ...

Page 45: ...Sharing New Technology with You 40 7 The setting in Advanced is as follows Add at fclass 0 at crm 2 at qcmdr 3 to the Extra setting ...

Page 46: ...Sharing New Technology with You 41 8 Click Change Default Preferences select Port speed as 115200 select Flow control as None as shown in the following interface ...

Page 47: ... Technology with You 42 9 Click OK to complete the Modem setting 10 Create the dial up network Enter Network and Dial Up Connection and double click New Connection 11 Click Next and select Dial up to the Internet ...

Page 48: ... Technology with You 43 12 Click Next and select I want to set my Internet connection manually or I want to connect through a local area network 13 Click Next and select I connect through a phone line and a modem ...

Page 49: ...logy with You 44 14 Click Next and select the newly created Modem 15 Click Next fill in the phone number which vary with the areas e g 777 16 Fill in the user name and password 17 Click Next and enter the connection name ...

Page 50: ...perties cancel use dialing rules 21 Click Configure and select the speed as 115200 and cancel Enable hardware flow control 22 Click OK 23 Double click the newly created connection and enter the user name and password for connection 24 Open the web page in IE for Internet access with successful dial up Note Local service provider should provide the user name and password no calling permitted when s...

Page 51: ... Create a standard 33 600 bps Modem on the PC Select Control Panel Phone and Modem Options and then click Add 2 Click Next and select Don t detect my modem I will select it from a list 3 Select Standard Modem Type as the Manufacturer and select Standard 33600 bps Modem as the Model ...

Page 52: ...Sharing New Technology with You 47 4 Click Next Select the serial port e g COM1 5 Click Next to finish 6 Select the newly created Modem in Phone and Modem Options select ...

Page 53: ...haring New Technology with You 48 Properties and then select Maximum port speed as 115200 in the Modem tab 7 The setting in Advanced is as follows Add at fclass 0 at crm 2 at qcmdr 3 to the Extra setting ...

Page 54: ...Sharing New Technology with You 49 8 Click Change Default Preferences select Flow control as None ...

Page 55: ...Sharing New Technology with You 50 9 Click OK to complete the Modem setting 10 Create the dial up network Enter Network Connections and double click Create a New Connection ...

Page 56: ...Sharing New Technology with You 51 11 Click Next and select Connect to the Internet 12 Click Next and select Set up my connection manually ...

Page 57: ...Sharing New Technology with You 52 13 Click Next and select Connect using a dial up modem 14 Click Next and select the newly created Modem ...

Page 58: ...Sharing New Technology with You 53 15 Click Next and fill in the Phone number which vary with the areas 16 Fill in the user name and password ...

Page 59: ...8 Click Next and select Do not create Internet account 19 Click Next to finish 20 Select the newly created connection in Network Connections and right click Properties Cancel Use dialing rules 21 Click Configure and select the speed as 115200 and cancel Enable hardware flow control ...

Page 60: ...e newly created connection and enter the user name and password for connection 24 Open the web page in IE for Internet access with successful dial up Note Local service provider should provide the user name and password no calling permitted when surfing the Internet ...

Page 61: ...access box z Remote electrograph WP806A phone z Remote electrograph ordinary phone PSTN 7 2 System Requirement z OS WIN98 WIN2000 WINXP z Memory 64M or above z Hard disk space 500M or above z CPU frequency 500M Hz or above z Support RS232 interface 1 or 2 USB interface z Application software WinFax Please purchase it by yourself 7 3 Start PC Fax function Please setup right modem setting and serial...

Page 62: ... whether the antenna is connected correctly and whether the system signal is too weak No display in the system interface after disconnecting the external power adapter Check whether the battery has electricity or check whether the battery is damaged or power on the phone again No display in the system interface after power on Check whether the power adapter is well connected or check whether the b...

Page 63: ...ed off Note Be sure to hook off before sending the number when making a call The system stops sending dialing tone and returns to the main interface 20 seconds after hook off Hook on and then hook off to make a call No response of key press after you end making a call Press key to return to the idle state Other abnormalities First refer to the User Manual and then check whether the parts such as p...

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