Motorola FX5000, User Manual

Page 1: ...APPLICANT MOTOROLA INC FCC ID IHDT6ZC1 EXHIBIT 8 INSTRUCTION MANUAL A preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows ...

Page 2: ...FX5000 Digital Fixed Wireless Telephone Cover to be Designed FX5000 book Page 1 Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

Page 3: ... withstands our rigorous durability tests including temperature humidity and a drop test For any information about your wireless service please call your service provider Carrier Carrier s Name Carrier s Phone Number You will need to have the following information when you inquire about your phone or service ESN Number MSN Number Model Number Wireless Phone Number Warranty Expiration Date Date of ...

Page 4: ...ean Community Directorate GeneralV in Matters of Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Energy National Radiological Protection Board of the United Kingdom GS 11 1998 American National Standards Institute ANSI IEEE C95 1 1992 National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements NCRP Report 86 Department of Health and Welfare Canada Safety Code 6 These standards are based on extensive scientific revi...

Page 5: ...ult the manufacturer of your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information Blasting Areas Do not use your fixed wireless phone in an area where blasting operations are being performed v General Safety Information Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Do not operate your phone when in any area with a po...

Page 6: ...vi General Safety Information Notes FX5000 book Page vi Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

Page 7: ...ug the cord into any wall outlet and you are ready to place and receive calls Since your FX5000 Digital telephone operates like a radio and uses the wireless telephone system there is no need to have telephone wiring or jacks in your home About This Manual In this manual we ll tell you how to assemble and install your FX5000 Digital telephone We ll also provide easy step by step instructions on us...

Page 8: ... the dialing keypad and other function buttons as well as a hang up cradle for the handset Antenna Allows your FX5000 Digital telephone to send and receive radio signals to from the wireless telephone system Power Supply When plugged into an AC wall outlet the power supply provides the DC electricity needed for your FX5000 Digital telephone to operate 3 Introduction Base Antenna Handset Hang Up Cu...

Page 9: ... communicate with the wireless telephone system by radio communications This means that the location in which you wish to use your phone must be within the coverage area of the wireless telephone system Your Wireless Service Provider can advise you as to whether you are in the coverage area The Power Supply in your FX5000 Digital telephone is designed to withstand AC input power variations of up t...

Page 10: ...e the contents Your FX5000 Digital telephone package should contain the following items If it does not return the entire package to the dealer and exchange it for a new package Handset Antenna Power Supply Base Coil Cord FX5000 book Page 5 Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

Page 11: ...r you are using the phone on a horizontal surface like a desk or are going to wall mount the phone For now leave the antenna bent at a 90º angle as shown NOTE You may elect to purchase and install an external antenna not available from Motorola In this case be sure to observe all manufacturer s recommendations regarding installation and lightning protection In fact you may wish to hire a professio...

Page 12: ...8 Assembly Installing the Power Supply Connect the Power Supply cord as shown below Do not connect the wall transformer to AC power at this time FX5000 book Page 8 Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

Page 13: ...keep children and pets away from the phone and power supply Do not position the phone in close proximity to other electrical or electronic appliances such as computers microwave ovens televisions radios etc to avoid possible electrical interference between the phone and the appliances Installing the phone inside a metal building is not recommended since it may reduce the signal quality of your pho...

Page 14: ...ically as shown Install two 3 mm or 1 8 screws not supplied per template and adjust them until the phone has been firmly attached to the wall NOTE Before drilling holes to wall mount your phone it is a good idea to plug in your phone described in Plugging into AC Power on page 12 and verify that you are receiving a strong signal as indicated by the LED on the base turning green and you are able to...

Page 15: ... to DC transformer that you plug into an AC electrical outlet with voltage according to transformer Check transformer label Connect your telephone to AC power by plugging in the transformer to a nearby AC receptacle 13 Installation Notes FX5000 book Pages 12 13 Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

Page 16: ...ally You may place and receive calls when the LED is GREEN and the signal strength is sufficient If the signal strength is insufficient move the base closer to a window When ORANGE indicates that wireless service is available but you may experience noise during conversation and even have a call dropped When RED indicates that telephone is not receiving wireless service and cannot place or receive ...

Page 17: ... power your FX5000 Digital phone will not operate However any phone numbers and other information you have stored in memory will be preserved 17 Operating Your Telephone Basic Operation Turning Your Phone On and Off Your FX5000 Digital telephone is on whenever the transformer is plugged into a powered AC electrical outlet and the DC power cord is plugged into the base You can tell if your telephon...

Page 18: ...ed from memory 1 With power on lift the handset then press and release 2 You will hear the ring tone in the handset earpiece 3 Begin the conversation when the called party answers RDL 19 Operating Your Telephone Using Memory Dialing Storing Numbers in Memory Your phone provides nine memory locations designated by location numbers 1 2 through 9 in which to store frequently called phone numbers Each...

Page 19: ...phone Making Volume Adjustments Adjusting the Earpiece Volume The loudness of the audio you hear from the handset earpiece while in a conversation can be adjusted to seven volume levels To increase the volume level While in a call press and release the button to increase the volume level one step To decrease the volume level While in a call press and release the button to decrease the volume level...

Page 20: ...dicate the volume level To decrease the volume level With the handset in the base press and release the button to decrease the volume level one step You will hear a tone to indicate the volume level VOL VOL 23 Operating Your Telephone Advanced Call Features Your phone supports the advanced call features call waiting call forwarding and 3 way call These features are dependent on your Service Provid...

Page 21: ...ess Service Provider Troubleshooting Table Symptom Remedy You cannot make or receive calls Make sure that your phone s power supply is plugged into an AC outlet Make sure that the AC power in your house or office is on Have you obtained wireless service You hear static or intermittent voice during conversations Try moving the location of your phone Be sure the antenna is in a vertical position FX5...

Page 22: ... 6 6 cm excluding antenna Weight 1 1 Kg Operating Temperature 0º C to 40º C RF Connection TNC Input Output Impedance 50 ohms nominal Power Supply Input Voltage 90 to 240 VAC Input Frequency 50 to 60 Hz Output Voltage 7 5 VDC Output Current 900 mA Protection Output are short circuit protected and isolated from input until 3000 V FX5000 book Page 25 Monday February 14 2000 1 24 PM ...

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