SeMax CDM-810, Руководство пользователя

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CDM-810 Operation
LED Indicators
The CDM-810 has two LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) to inform you
of the status of your CDM-810 unit.
RED LED (POWER): This LED is an indicator of the power source
being used by the CDM-810. It has three possible states:
Steady RED Light: AC power is being used to power the
CDM-810 and the unit is active.
Blinking RED Light: The internal battery is providing power
to the unit. The CDM-810 is not receiving power from the AC
power supply.
No RED Light: The CDM-810 is not receiving power from the
AC power supply or the internal battery (possibly the battery
is completely discharged or not installed). The CDM-810
must have either AC power or battery power to function. In
this condition, the CDM-810 will not be able to provide
service.
INCOMING CALL (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 active carrier signal. (2 Hz)
3 Burst Blinking GREEN Light:
The unit is receiving an incoming call. (5 Hz)
Making Calls
There are two methods to making calls using the
CDM-810. The first method is to use the AX-501(Headset
w/Boom Mic) or AX-502 (Ear/Mic w/Control Switch). The
second method is to connect the CDM-810 to an IBM AT
compatible PC and use the appropriate AT command set
to place a call. (See Page X for the AT command set)
Receiving Calls
Receiving calls on the CDM-810 is identical to receiving
calls with a standard wireline service. When the CDM-810
rings (3 Burst Blinking GREEN Light), push the control
switch on the AX-501/AX-502 and speak into the micro-
phone. When receiving a call when connected to a
computer, use the appropriate AT command set protocol.
Operation