Teknobil Thuraya Vehicle Docking Adaptor, Руководство по установке и инструкция пользователя

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Getting to Know Your VDA Holder
Figure 10 shows the location of the buttons and the indicator lights on your VDA Holder.
1. Alarm Button Sends an alarm message to the Control Center if the SVTS dip switch is in
the ON position and if you are an SVTS user. If you are not an SVTS user, when the Alarm
dip switch is set to the ON position, the Alarm button dials the first number in the phonebook
or, in case the phonebook is empty, dials the emergency operator at 112. Please refer to
Table 1 for an explanation of setting the dip switches.
2. Volume Down Button Decreases the volume by one step.
3. Volume Up Button Increases the volume by one step.
4. Power Indicator Red when the VDA is powered; off otherwise.
5. Battery Charging Indicator Red when charging is in process; turns Green when fully charged.
6. Mute Button Temporarily cuts off the Hands-Free and Handset Microphone.
7. Mute Indicator Red light shows Microphone is muted; off otherwise.
8. Mode Selection Button Toggles between hands-free operation and handset operation.
9. Hands-Free Mode Indicator Red light shows Hands-Free Mode; off in the Handset Mode.
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FIGURE 10 Buttons and Indicator Lights on the VDA Holder
Turning on Your Unit for the First Time
Attaching Thuraya phone to the VDA Holder
Warning Failing to remove the rubber dust cap behind Thuraya phone may damage
the VDA Holder. In such a case, your warranty will be void.
• Remove the rubber dust cap behind Thuraya phone.
• Firmly insert the bottom of the Thuraya phone into the bottom of the VDA Holder as shown
in Figure 11.
• Push Thuraya phone toward the VDA Holder until you hear a firm click.
Now you should see message "Vehicle Docking Adapter Connected" on the screen of your
Thuraya phone.
FIGURE 11 Pushing Thuraya phone Toward the Holder
Removing Thuraya phone from the VDA Holder
Using your index finger, gently pull Thuraya phone out of the VDA Holder as indicated by Figure
12.
Operation