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WIT-400H User Manual 
Issue: 0.1A      

 

                Date: 28/July/2009

This Document Contains proprietary information and may not be reproduced or copied without express   
Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG-Nortel Co.Ltd 

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Summary of Contents for WIT-400H

Page 1: ...r Interface Operation Manual THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION AND MAY NOT BE REPRODUCED OR COPIED WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION OF A DULY AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF LG Nortel Co Ltd Jul 28 2009 ...

Page 2: ... comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications Ho...

Page 3: ...is Document Contains proprietary information and may not be reproduced or copied without express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 2 REVISION HISTORY ISSUE DATE BY REMARK 0 1A Jul 28 09 JM Choi Preliminary Release ...

Page 4: ...HONE 11G 3 G TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 12G 3 1G TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF WIT 400H 12G 3 2G FUNCTIONAL SPECIFICATIONS OF WIT 400H 12G 3 3G REGULATORY SPECIFICATIONS OF WIT 400H 13G 4 G USER INTERFACE 14G 4 1G LCD DISPLAY 14G 4 1 1G ICON DISPLAY 14G 4 1 2G IDLE MODE DISPLAY 15G 4 1 3G RINGING CALL STATE DISPLAY 16G 4 2G BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS 16G 4 1 1G BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS 16G 4 1 2G RING AND MES...

Page 5: ...ALL FORWARD 26G 5 2 4G CALL WAITING 27G 5 2 5G CALL PARK 27G 5 2 6G CALL PICK UP 28G 5 2 7G MESSAGE WAIT CALL BACK 29G 5 2 8G DO NOT DISTURB DND 29G 5 2 9G SYSTEM SPEED DIAL 30G 5 2 10G PTT GROUPS 30G 6 G MENU FEATURES 32G 6 1G MENU DISPLAY AND MENU TREE 32G 6 1 1G MAIN MENU DISPLAY 32G 6 1 2G MAIN MENU TREE 35G 6 2G PHONE BOOK MENU 1 35G 6 2 1G ADD NEW MENU 1 1 35G 6 2 2G SEARCH MENU 1 2 35G 6 2 ...

Page 6: ...s Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 5 6 8G SETTINGS MENU 8 50G 6 8 1G PROFILE SETTING 50G 6 8 2G SIP SETTING 51G 6 8 3G PROVISIONING SETTING 52G 6 8 4G WIRELESS LAN SETTING 52G 6 8 5G SECURITY 52G 6 8 6G WIRELESS LAN STATUS 53G 6 8 7G NETWORK INFORMATION 53G 6 8 8G S W VERSION 53G 6 8 9G RESET SETTINGS 53G ...

Page 7: ...ietary information and may not be reproduced or copied without express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 6 PREFACE The aim of this manual is to provide conceptual information on the use and operation of key phone system feature in WIT 400H ...

Page 8: ...ning storm to avoid electric shock or fire Do not use your phone in high explosive areas as the phone may influence high frequency devices Do not put your phone in a place subject to excessive dust and be careful to keep the minimum required distance between the power cord and heat sources Unplug the power cord prior to cleaning your phone and clean the power plug pin when it is dirty Do not damag...

Page 9: ...sing VoIP Voice over IP technology The WIT 400H makes and receives calls to IPECS LIK system and PBX extensions 1 1 Purpose The following functional specification details the requirements for the development of a WIT 400H The features that are explained in this document describe the User Interface and specification for WIT 400H 1 2 Topology The WIT 400H is interfaced with LG Nortel IPECS LIK syste...

Page 10: ...ton z STANDARD DIAL Buttons 1 2 9 0 z Volume Up and Down Buttons z PTT Button 65K Color Graphic LCD 176 x 220 dot matrix Back Light Vibration PTT 64 poly sound Intenna Headset jack Hearing aid compatible receiver The RF portion of the project is based on the unlicensed 2 4 GHz to 2 483 5 GHz frequency band for wireless communications The unit uses DSSS Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum OFDM Orthogon...

Page 11: ...e of LG Nortel Co Ltd 10 Travel adapter power cable The one end is plugged into power tab the other one is slotted into WIT 400H jack Hand strap Ear Microphone In the cable of ear microphone there is remote control button It is useful for hand free way operation Desktop Holder Desktop holder will be provided as option User Manual User Manual It provides for user how to use WIT 400H 2 3 Option Cont...

Page 12: ...representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 11 2 4 Diagram of the WIT 400H phone WIT 400H Specification Size 13 5 cm x 4 7 cm x 2 cm H W D Weight 98g include the battery Color Black Battery Talking Mode 3 5H Standby Mode 60H Type 3 7V 1100mAh Programmable Ring Type 50 kinds Display feature Icon 12 Type 65K color graphic LCD Dot 176 x 220 dot matrix w z z h VG t G t G G r G r G t ztz shuGz G snTu G ...

Page 13: ...2 11g 1 2 5 5 6 9 11 12 18 24 36 48 and 54 Mbps VoIP Protocol SIP Codec G 711 A U Law G 729 Wired Encryption TBD future IPSec Wireless Encryption WEP Disabled 64bit 128bit 㫴㠄 WPA PSK WPA2 CCMP Compatible Systems iPECS LIK 50 100 300 iPECS MG iPECS CM Wireless Standard IEEE 802 11b g Wireless Access Protocol CSMA CA Noise Under 64dBm IDLE State QoS IEEE 802 1 p Q 3 2 Functional Specifications of WI...

Page 14: ...horized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 13 802 11b g Wireless Network Setup SSID AP Probe IPECS SIP setup MFIM IP address Conference call 3 way MSG Callback 3 3 Regulatory Specifications of WIT 400H mjjGw GX UY GVGpjGyzzYXWG mjjGw G _GohjV jG G mjjGw GYG zhyG luZWWZY_G luZWXG _ TXVTX G lu W WTXG lu WZ WVZ XG MIC Approval Note G G G GO p T WWoPG G G G Gs G G G G G G G GUG G G G ...

Page 15: ...e LCD of the WIT 400H has nine icons and 65K color graphic The LCD shows different wireless states and displays visual feedback for the actions performed by user 1 The display provides a user with visual feedback for all the actions performed by user 4 1 1 Icon Display On Screen Icon Icon Description Tells you the radio signal strength Call is connected No service The phone is not receiving a syst...

Page 16: ...tem 8 Phone Setting 4 1 2 Idle Mode Display Display in idle mode will be shown as follows Time Displaying current time Date Displaying date Month day display is only supported Rectangle Displaying phone number or user greetings The LCD display is divided into two parts Rectangle area and Time Date area Within rectangle area the status of WIT 400H is displayed In an idle mode only station number is...

Page 17: ...call by your absent the LCD display will be changed to C and If the caller s name and number are already stored in your phone book the corresponding name appears with the number at absent display 4 2 Buttons and Functions 4 1 1 Buttons and Functions The WIT 400H has 10 digit buttons and 17 feature buttons 1 Digit Buttons 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 2 Feature Buttons SEND END UP DOWN LEFT RIGHT OK LSK RSK ...

Page 18: ... Soft Key In Idle mode LSK is used as menu key and goes to main menu mode In Menu mode or others LSK is used to option or special menu keys RSK RSK means Right Soft Key In Idle mode RSK is used as search key and goes to search menu in phonebook In Menu mode or others RSK is used to delete or special menu keys TRANSFER PGM Transfer a call to the other station It is used to Program keys HOLD SAVE It...

Page 19: ...F function is enabled ring tone is not heard but ring LED is flashing The ring LED solid on for a Message waiting indication 4 3 Entering Text You can enter alphanumeric characters using the keypad For example setting a name in the Phone Book writing a message scheduling events in the schedule all require entering text Following text input methods are available in the handset 4 3 1 Changing the Te...

Page 20: ...y Press and hold down the Clear Prev key to erase entire words 4 3 3 Using the ABC mode Use the 2 to 9 keys to enter your text 1 Press the key labeled with the required letter z Once for the first letter z Twice for the second letter z And son on 2 To insert a space press the 0 key once To delete letters press the Clear Prev key Press and hold down the Clear Prev key to erase entire word 4 3 4 Usi...

Page 21: ...tup of MFIM network mask please refer to subsection 6 5 5 5 0 3 Rebooting WIT 400H After the proper setup of both wireless LAN and MFIM IP address just turn off the phone and turn it on The WIT 400H will start registration and show its station number which is given by MFIM 5 1 Basic Feature User can use various telephone features with a WIT 400H registered to MFIM module in an iPECS system 5 1 1 T...

Page 22: ...r to dial up without pressing button WIT 400H will not try to make an outgoing call Operation ཛGEnter phone number to connect a call ཛྷGPress Send key ཝGPhone Icon is show on the LCD during trying to connect ཞGThe connection tone is heard when connection is completed Note Even though an Ear Mic is attached to a WIT 400H a user can hear key tone sound through the Speaker not Ear Mic Condition 1 If u...

Page 23: ...n Ear Mic is attached to a WIT 400H a user can hear incoming call ring tone sound through the Speaker not Ear Mic Condition 1 When audible signals are heard the call information will be displayed 2 Caller Groups can be distinguished with difference ring type 3 If pressing side button UP DOWN during conversation the receiving voice level is controlled 4 When conversation is over press End button to...

Page 24: ...e to activate the lock mode quickly press for 3 seconds Lock mode setting is displayed NOTE To cancel the Lock Mode Press OK Unlock then enter your 4 digit password 5 1 5 Mute The mute function prevents the other party from hearing your voice but allows you to hear the other party 1 Press Left Soft Key Mute during a call 2 To cancel Mute press Left Soft Key Mute again G 5 1 6 Redialing Calls Press...

Page 25: ... signal strength icon The more bars the better the signal strength 5 1 9 Speed Dialing Speed dialing can be used speed dialing number saved in the phone by pressing digits for 3 seconds 5 1 10 Caller ID Caller ID lets you know who is calling by displaying the number of the person calling when your phone rings 5 1 11 AP Probing WIT 400H has an ability to detect all reachable APs It shows the list o...

Page 26: ...after ring back tone is heard Then a message is displayed on the LCD of the called station If the call is not answered within 30 seconds recall ring is ringing at both stations At this time press Send button then a user will be connected with the transferred call again Condition 1 The Primary Call must be answered before transfer can be initiated 5 2 2 Holding the Call Description A user can hold ...

Page 27: ...on 3 Only 1 call at a time may be placed on hold 4 IPECS will provide hold music to the held user during holding 5 When there are several held lines the user can select the held line with pressing number 1 or 2 or 3 or navigation UP DOWN and OK 5 2 3 Call Forward Description This feature provides a user the ability to forward calls under the certain condition A user may forward a call to a certain...

Page 28: ...ve call on Hold first 2 Sending a Silent Message 3 Activating One Time DND or 4 Ignoring the Camp On tone Operation During Called party is busy Æ ྙGIf a user dials a busy station CALL WAIT alerts call waiting to a busy station ྚGAfter receiving intercom busy tone press or the last digit of the called station number ྛGWhen a busy terminal engaged an ICM or CO call is called through camp on by a new...

Page 29: ...pplied to a parking location area 3 A parked number will be displayed on the LCD after timer LDK sends release command Display the LCD message come from IPECS 4 WIP Phone goes Idle state after receiving the RTI command 5 Parked call will recall after time out 5 2 6 Call Pick Up Description This function is to pick up a call instead of another user who is called It can be used after programming at ...

Page 30: ...rected Call Pick up access code 7 2 Dial the ringing station s intercom number 5 Press Send Condition 5 2 7 Message Wait Call Back Description User can activate a Message Wait Indication requesting a Call Back when calling a station that does not answer or is in DND A station may receive a Message Wait from other stations in the system The station receiving the Message Wait can return the call usi...

Page 31: ... is the same function as implemented in iPECS with the title of System Speed Dialing Please refer to manual of iPECS To dial a Station Speed Dial Bin Press the LEFT in navigation key 6 Dial the Station Speed Dial bin 200 999 for the MFIM and 2000 to 4999 for the LiK300 To redial last Station Speed Dial Bin Press the LEFT in navigation key 6 Press to redial last system speed number To redial saved ...

Page 32: ...t be reproduced or copied without express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 31 PTT invoker A user just press PTT button PTT receiver The idle screen of the WIT 400H transits as follows and the speaker is opened Condition PTT group should be defined in the iPECS system ...

Page 33: ...and sub menus accessed via the two soft keys marked left soft key and right soft key Each menu and sub menu allows you to view and alter the settings of a particular function The roles of the soft keys vary according to the applications and services the label on the bottom line of the display just above each key indicates its current role 6 1 Menu Display and Menu Tree 6 1 1 Main Menu Display Ther...

Page 34: ...ive of LG Nortel Co Ltd 33 shifted to UP DOWN with pressing navigation UP DOWN or Side Key UP DOWN List style is based on the browse These are same function but display method only is different The WIT 400H changes its main menu display to the based on Icon or List The display whether based on icon or list is selected as the user want It is as documented which is based on the icon main menu displa...

Page 35: ...A Date 28 July 2009 This Document Contains proprietary information and may not be reproduced or copied without express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 34 Main Menu Submenu Main Menu Submenu ...

Page 36: ...es functions to add a new address or search saved contact addresses by name phone number and group 6 2 1 Add New Menu 1 1 This menu allows you to add a new contact address You can input contact address information including name phone numbers email address group information items hompage address job information personal bell and memo 6 2 2 Search Menu 1 2 This menu allows you to search your contac...

Page 37: ...rom a specific contact address within that group arrives and there is no ring tone configured for the contact address 6 2 4 Speed Dials Menu 1 4 Description Speed dialing allows user to make an outgoing call at a specific number through pressing down by either one or two button s Both the number and an associated button are to be registered in the Speed Dials submenu in Phonebook menu Since it is ...

Page 38: ...nu have the submenus as shown below Alert by This menu determines the incoming call notification mode You can select from Crescendo Ring Vibration Ring after vibration Ring Vibration Mute and Vibrate once Ring Tone This menu determines the ring tone for incoming call notification WIT 400H supports 50 different ring tones Ring Tone Volume This menu determines the ring tone volume for incoming call ...

Page 39: ...e of the key tone Effect Sound This menu determines the confirm tone that is sounded 6 4 Display Setting Menu 3 In this menu you can configure screen display options including Screen settings and themes Screen Theme Screen playback in an idle state is defined here Greeting Note You can configure the statement below in the idle state Idle Clock You can configure the font size and color of the clock...

Page 40: ...ue Standard LCD duration 10 sec LCD brightness Brightest Saving LCD duration 5 sec LCD brightness Bright Ultra Saving LCD duration 5 sec LCD brightness Normal User settings LCD duration 5sec 10sec 20sec 30sec 1min 3min Always On LCD brightness Normal Bright Brightest Font Type You can choose two kinds of font cyon and spring Language 㠎㠊 You can choose 7 languages including English 6 5 Call History...

Page 41: ...e Book z You can send a message to the number in the call record z You can view detailed information about the call records such as the date time and call duration z You can clear call records Dialled Call Missed Call Received Call Also you can separately check out missed received dialed and entire call records in Call History sub menu in Call History 6 5 2 Call Duration This menu allows you to ch...

Page 42: ...ithout express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 41 6 5 3 Call Setting You can choose an answer mode by using the Answer mode menu in the Call Setting menu The Call Volume menu allows you to adjust the call volume The One minute alert menu allows you to choose whether you get an alert minutely ...

Page 43: ...ation LCD displays Access Denied 3 You can save the message to draft box 4 If you receive a incoming ring during writing a message you will lost a message 6 6 2 Inbox A user can browse the messages stored in his mail box Any messages arrived in the WIT 400H is stored in this mailbox Condition 1 You can get maximum 30 messages If you does not delete messages you can not receive more messages 6 6 3 ...

Page 44: ...ument Contains proprietary information and may not be reproduced or copied without express Written permission of a duly authorized representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 43 Condition 1 You can view saved messages in case you save to draft during writing a message ...

Page 45: ...tings 5 You can move the date cursor to the desired location using the up down left and right navigation keys 6 On a date where a schedule item anniversary or birthday is saved corresponding icons and the number of saved schedule items are displayed on the bottom left of the screen Adding a New Schedule Item 1 Select the left soft key Menu in the Monthly schedule management screen select the Add f...

Page 46: ...nd Delete all will be display 3 Select Delete past and press the key to delete all schedule items prior to today 4 Select Multiple delete and press the key A screen asking you to specify the term to delete schedule items for will then appear In this screen input the desired term and press the key to delete the schedule items within the specified period 5 Select Delete all and press the key to dele...

Page 47: ...ay during 5 years Searching for a Schedule Item Select the left soft key Menu in the Monthly schedule management screen select Search and then press the key to display the Search schedule items screen 1 Input the desired subject of the schedule item to find 2 Select the schedule type to find 3 Press the key 4 If there are schedule items that meet the search criteria the schedule items are displaye...

Page 48: ... menu allows you to write down small amount of manuscript of what you have to remember You can make 30 memos Saved Memo s 1 Select the Tools from the top menu 2 Select the Memo item and press the key 3 The saved memo list is displayed Memo Add 1 To add a new memo select Add using the left soft key Menu in the Memo screen or select the right soft key Add 2 Input the contents of the memo to be saved...

Page 49: ...ave to select either am or pm using the right soft key z Select repeat mode Select desired repeat mode using the navigation key z Select bell Select the bell to use for the alarm using the navigation key z Input memo Input alarm name z Set Cancel alarm On or Off the alarm using the navigation key When you have completed configuration press the key to save the changed alarm configuration Note 1 The...

Page 50: ...he navigation 2 You can select a desired city as home using the Home key 3 Note 1 In the list you can not go to a wanted list by pressing dial button in case of more than 9 6 7 6 D day D day finder The D day finer shows the number of remaining days until the specified day of event D day Counter You can make 20 D day counters 1 Select the D day Counter menu 2 Select the desired item in the list to ...

Page 51: ...ou to set a Wireless Network Profile Add a Profile You can start to add a profile by pressing the Add soft menu on the profile setting screen or 802 11b g config screen shown by pressing the right navigation key in an idle mode Step 1 Add Profile You should fill up the profile name and the network name Step 2 Security Setting You can set security or skip this step by choosing NONE Step 3 802 1X Au...

Page 52: ... saving a profile It will be converted to idle mode The name of the profile you saved is the name of Wireless Networks Edit a Profile You can edit a profile by choosing a Edit menu of the Menu soft menu Remove a Profile You can remove a profile by choosing a Delete menu of the Menu soft menu Change Priority You can change a priority by choosing a Change priority menu of the Menu soft menu Choose a...

Page 53: ... for auto provisioning Note This feature support from iPECS LIK v5 5 6 8 4 Wireless LAN Setting This menu allows you to set Wireless LAN values Roaming Level Roaming Sensitivity and Roaming DeltaSNR 6 8 5 Security Security options are provided to lock the WIT 400H for privacy When one of the lock mode is enabled the user should enter password in advance of normal operation Lock Phone You can lock ...

Page 54: ...d representative of LG Nortel Co Ltd 53 6 8 6 Wireless LAN Status You can check out a Wireless MAC address SSID Signal Security and Channel 6 8 7 Network Information You can check out Wireless Network Information Such as IP Subnet Mask Gateway and DNSs 6 8 8 S W Version You can check out The S W version of the WIT 400H 6 8 9 Reset Settings This menu allows you to initialize the WIT 400H ...

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