Land Rover Range Rover On Board Telephone Lm 2nd Edition Rover Manual

							Network Settings
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Ne two rk  S et tingsNETWORK SETTINGS
Displaying available network operators
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘GSM SERVICES 5’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Operator List’ and confirm.
The list of available network operators appears in 
the display.
Select ‘OK’ and switch to the next higher level 
menu.
NOTE: Refer to the documentation provided by 
your network provider.
Displaying GSM networks
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘GSM SERVICES 5’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Network Info’ and confirm.
The list of all GSM networks that can be picked 
up at your present location appears in the 
display. Network operators that are not permitted 
by your SIM card are indicated by a crossed-out 
receiver symbol.
Selecting preferred network
If you have switched on automatic network 
selection, you can determine a priority list of your 
preferred network operators.
If you are out of range of your home network, 
instead of selecting the network with the 
strongest reception signal of those networks that 
can be received, your phone will then choose the 
one that is highest on your priority list (the 
network with the lowest number).
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘GSM SERVICES 5’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Preferred Netw.’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Home Netwrk D1’.
•Select ‘NEXT’.The display shows a list of the preferred network 
operators, which you can place in order of 
priority.
Assigning empty place in list
For example, select 3:
•Select ‘OK’.
You will see a list of the available network 
operators in the display.
Select a network operator e.g. ‘OMNITEL’ and 
press ‘OK’ to confirm.
Display shows:
‘3:OMNITEL’.
You have now assigned the network operator 
OMNITEL to place 3 in your list of preferred 
network operators.
Assigning occupied place in list
For example, select 4:UK VODAPHONE
•Select ‘OK’.
Display shows:
‘UK VODAPHONE’.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
•Select ‘REPLACE’.
You will see a list of the available network 
operators in the display.
Select a network operator e.g. ‘UK CELLNET’ and 
press ‘OK’ to confirm.
Display shows:
‘4:UK CELLNET’.
You have now assigned the network operator UK 
CELLNET to place 4 in your list of preferred 
network operators.
Deleting network operator
E.g. select 4:UK CELLNET
•Select ‘OK’.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
•Select ‘DELETE’. 
						

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Network Settings
You will have now deleted the network operator 
UK CELLNET from your list of preferred 
operators.
The vacant place 4 in the list can now be 
assigned to a different network operator.
Select a network operator e.g. ‘D1-TELEKOM’ 
and press ‘OK’ to confirm.
Display shows:
‘4:D1-TELEKOM’.
You have now assigned the network operator 
D1-TELEKOM to place 4 in your list of preferred 
network operators.
Selecting a new network
The network search is activated with ‘Change 
Network’. It is advisable to do this if you are out 
of range of your home network or want to change 
the network you are currently logged onto.
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘GSM Services’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Change Network’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Home Network D1 Change Network’.
Select ‘YES’.
You will see a list of the currently available GSM 
networks in the display.
For example: select E TELEFONICA and press 
‘YES’ to select or select ‘NO’ to remain logged 
onto D1
AUTOMATIC NETWORK SELECTION 
(RECOMMENDED)
If this function is activated, your phone 
automatically logs onto a different network if you 
go out of range of the network you are currently 
logged onto.
If you have defined preferred networks, your 
phone will log onto whichever network has been 
given the highest priority.
If you have not defined any priorities, your phone 
will log onto whichever network offers the 
strongest reception signal at your current 
location.
If you have switched off automatic network 
selection and leave the range covered by your 
current network operator, you are requested to 
select a different network operator manually.
Switching on automatic network selection
• Call up the main menu.
•Select ‘GSM SERVICES 5’ and confirm.
•Select ‘Auto Network’ and confirm.
Display shows:
‘Auto Network Off’.
•Select ‘ALTER’.
Display shows:
‘Auto Network 

On’
•Select ‘OK’ and switch to the next higher level 
menu.
Display shows:
‘

Auto Network ‘.
Perform a similar operation to switch off 
automatic network selection.
If ‘Auto Network’ is shown in the display, the 
function is switched off. 
						

							Conformance
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Co nforma nc eEEC CONFORMANCE
In conformance with current EC guidelines, any 
person may operate this radio receiver. 
This unit conforms to the current valid European 
or harmonised national regulations. The 
designation is your guarantee of conformance to 
the applicable specifications concerning 
electromagnetic compatibility for the unit. This 
means that interference affecting other 
electrical/electronic devices caused by your unit, 
as well as interfering influences on your unit 
from other electrical/electronic devices, can be 
largely prevented. 
Current valid designations are:
- CE symbol for issue according to European 
guideline 89/336/EEC under application of the 
following standards: 
EN 55013 & EN 55020
- e symbol according to European motor vehicle 
EMC guideline 95/54/EU, also permits operation 
in motor vehicles (classes M, N and 0) which 
received their type approval after 1st January 
1996. 
Declaration of Conformity
Your telephone complies with all of the 
requirements set out in the relevant EU 
guidelines. The declarations are available from 
LandRover.
SAFETY STANDARDS
Your telephone complies with all of the relevant 
security standards for radio telephones.
It complies, among other things, with the 
standards and recommendations of the following 
Government agencies and other relevant 
organisations responsible for protection against 
electromagnetic radiation:
•Directives of the European Community, 
Directorate General V in Matters of Radio 
Frequency Electromagnetic Energy.
•National Radiological Protection Board of the 
United Kingdom. GS-11, 1988.
•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.
H4371 
						

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							Troubleshooting
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Trouble sh ooti ng
Trouble sh ootingWhat to do if ......
Minor problems should not be allowed to 
interfere with the pleasure offered to you by the 
many functions of your telephone. You are 
provided with a summary of the solutions to 
frequently-asked questions in the following 
pages. If particular settings are to be made or 
checked, you will find references to further 
information (in brackets). If you are unable to 
remedy a problem, please contact your service 
provider or your Land Rover Dealer. 
...you are unable to switch the phone on
•Did you press the on/off key for long enough?
Press the on/off key for at least two to three 
seconds.
•Are the batteries sufficiently charged?
Charge the batteries by placing the phone in 
the EjectBox (handset cradle) and check the 
charge indicator in the display.
•Are the batteries completely discharged?
Leave the handset in the EjectBox (handset 
cradle) for about 6 hours.
•Are the charging contacts on the handset 
contaminated?
Clean the contacts using a dry, soft cloth on 
the bottom of the handset.
•Are the batteries faulty?
Replace the batteries with new ones of the 
recommended type.
...no charging symbol appears in the 
display
•Are the batteries completely discharged?
Leave the handset in the EjectBox (handset 
cradle) for about 6 hours.
•Is the ambient temperature above or below 
the batteries’ operating range?
Adjust the ambient temperature accordingly. 
Wait a short while, then recharge the 
batteries.•Are the battery contacts on the handset 
contaminated?
Clean the contacts by removing the batteries 
and clean the contacts with a dry, soft cloth.
•Are the charging contacts on the handset 
contaminated?
Clean the contacts using a dry, soft cloth on 
the bottom of the handset.
•Are the batteries faulty?
Replace the batteries with new ones of the 
recommended type.
...the stand-by time is too short
•Is the display lighting switched on?
Switch off the display lighting.
...there is a SIM fault
•Is the SIM card inserted correctly?
Make sure that the SIM card is properly 
inserted.
•Are the contacts of the SIM card 
contaminated?
Clean the contacts with a dry, clean cloth.
•Is the SIM card damaged?
Inspect it visually. If the SIM card is damaged 
return it to your network operator.
...the handset loses contact with the base 
station
•Is the radio switch in the EjectBox (handset 
cradle) in position1?
Move the switch to position 1.
•Has the maximum range been exceeded?
Move closer to the vehicle. 
						

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Troubleshooting
...you cannot connect up to the network
•Is the signal intensity sufficiently strong, or 
are you in a dead spot?
Find a higher location or stop your vehicle 
and try to establish the connection again.
•Are you trying to use a network that is not 
permitted?
Select a different network.
•Is network barring on?
Check the settings.
•Is the network at capacity?
Try phoning again later.
•Are the batteries faulty?
Replace the batteries with new ones of the 
recommended type.
...you lose connection with the network
•Is the signal too weak?
If you have switched on the function 
‘automatic network selection’ you are 
automatically logged onto an available 
network with the strongest signal.Switching 
the phone off and on again may accelerate 
this.
...you cannot make any calls
•Has a specified ‘units limit’ been reached?
Reset the limit by entering PIN2.
•Have you inserted a new SIM card?
Check the SIM card for new restrictions.
•Are you trying to use a new network that is 
not permitted?
Select a different network.
...you cannot make any international calls
•Are international calls barred on your 
telephone?
Reset the barring.
•Is access to international phone numbers 
generally possible from your telephone?
Ask your service provider.
...you are unable to make certain calls
•Does the telephone number have more than 
20 digits?
Check the number.
•Are call barrings switched on?
Barrings may be defined by the network 
operator; consult your network operator.
Alternatively, check your personal settings.
...you cannot make any entries at the 
handset
•Is the key lock switched on?
Release the lock.
...no entries can be made in the phone 
book
•Is the phone book full?
Delete less important phone numbers.
...you are unable to alter entries in the 
phone book
•Is SIM card barring active?
Ask your service provider.
...you have no access to your phone book
•Have you changed your SIM card?
Insert the original SIM card.
...you cannot receive calls
•Is the signal intensity at a sufficient level or 
are you in a dead spot?
Find a higher location or stop your vehicle 
and try to establish the connection again.
•Is the call diversion function switched on?
Switch call diversion off.
•Has your phone been set to ‘Call barring’?
Switch the barring off.
...you hear signal tones at regular 
intervals during a phone call
•The one minute beep is switched on as a 
means of reminding you of the duration of 
your call. 
						

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...you are unable to send text messages
•Does the network operator support this 
service?
Ask your service provider.
•Has the number of the service centre not been 
set, or is it incorrect?
Set the correct number for the service centre.
•Might the network be overloaded?
Try sending the text message again later.
•Does the recipient have a phone that supports 
text messages?
Check with the recipient.
•Are the batteries faulty?
Replace the batteries with new ones of the 
recommended type.
...you are unable to switch certain 
functions on or off
•Are the functions in question supported by 
the network operator, or is it necessary to 
register for them first?
Ask your service provider.
...the charge counter does not work
•Does the network operator transmit the meter 
clock pulse?
Ask your service provider.
...you receive a code error message (for 
PIN, PUK, and possible PIN2 or phone 
code 
•Have you entered the wrong code three 
times?
Enter the codes supplied together with the 
SIM card in the manner instructed.
...you receive a code error message from 
the service provider 
•Are you entitled to use the service in 
question?
Ask your service provider.
...you are unable to transmit DTMF codes
•Have you switched on the function ‘DTMF 
touchtone’?
Switch on the function ‘DTMF touchtone’.
...the phone does not switch off at the 
same time as the ignition
•The stand-by timer is switched on.
...the range of functions available on 
certain menus is restricted or additional 
functions are available on one or more 
menus
•Has the service provider or network operator 
added or deleted functions?
Ask your service provider.
...you do not know the PIN code
•If you know the PUK you can enter a new PIN.
...you do not know the PUK code
•Please contact your service provider.
...handset does not function.
Display shows ‘PLEASE REGISTER’
•Handset has been de-registered.
Contact your Land Rover dealer for 
assistance. 
						

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Telephone Menu Structure
M enu St ru ct ureTe le pho ne M e nu S truc ture
Tones
Divert
Control Use
Messages
GSM Services
Time, Charge
Setup
Local SettingsCall Tone
Volume
Sound
If No Reply If Not Reachable
All Calls
If Busy
PIN Control
Except Last Ten Except Tel. TB
Prevent New SIM Call Screening
Network Barrings Loan Phone
Text Message Text Message
Missed Calls
Calls Received
Network Info
Change Network
Operator List Auto Network
Incognito Preferred Netw.
Call Waiting
All Calls Last Call
Autocharge Disp
1 Minute Beep
Charge Limit Charge Rate
Language
Special Tones Airtime Remain
Auto Answer
PIN Settings
Keys
Any Key
Display
EjectBoxAnswer
Service Setting
StatusOff On
Beep
All Calls Out
Out Int.+Home
Out Only Home
In Visited Netw All Incoming
x Text (x new)
Edit Old
Settings Create New
CB Messages
CB Topics
English
Francais Deutsch
Nederlands Italiano
Espanol
Vlaams
Service Signals
DTMF Touchtone CB Signals
ON
No. Call Cycles OFF
Alter PIN
Alter PIN2
Key Acknowledge Key Lock
Greeting Text Lighting
Log Off Log On
Phone Code:
Phone Info
Standard ValueAnswer Is YES
Delete Text Answer Is NO
Create New Edit Old
Send Text
Service Centre
Validity
Key Sound
Keys Mute
Own Mobile
Other Mobile
Mobile Unit Base
H4619 
						

							Telephone Menu Structure
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Edit Entry Show Entry
New Entry Delete Entry
Capacity Delete Phonebook
Sort
Memory Location Alphabetical
FrequencySort Show Entry
Alphabetical
Frequency2 x
H4620 
						

							Index
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A
Accepted calls 26
Adding a caller to the phone book 26
Adjusting number of call cycles 25
Authorisation 16
permit only known callers 16
permit only last ten numbers 17
restricting choice of numbers 17
restricting use by third parties 16
theft protection 16
Automatic network selection 51
switching on automatic network selection 51
B
Batteries
approved types 12
inserting 12
C
Calls during a conversation
accepting multiple calls 32
ending a call 32
rejecting multiple calls 32
replacing current call 32
switching between two conversations 32
telephone conference 32
Cell broadcast messages 39
adding new CB topics 39
deleting a CB topic 39
reading a new message 39
switching on CB messaging service. 39
Charge rate 42
altering the charge per minute 42
altering the charge per unit 42
cancelling input 42
determining the charge rate 42
selecting currency 42Charges
activating and adjusting charge limit 41
activating automatic charge display 40
cancelling input 42
charge limit 41
deactivating charge limit 41
resetting call duration and call charges 40
show time and cost of all calls 40
show time and cost of last call 40
switching on the 1 minute bleep 41
Control tones 47
D
Deleting list of callers 26
Display controls 7
Diverting calls 30
altering call diversion 30
cancelling call diversion 30
divert if line busy 31
diverting all calls 31
diverting unanswered calls 31
if not reachable 30
DTMF codes 38
sending DTMF codes 38
switching on DTMF touchtone 38
terminating the connection 38
E
EEC conformance 52
Emergency call 20
ending an emergency call 21
interrupting an emergency call 21
via keypad 20
via SOS 21
Equipment code 15
Equipment settings 44
activating EjectBox answering 45
adjusting the switch-off timer 45
altering the greeting text 44
displaying phone ID number 46
entering greeting text 44
resetting the base station 46
resetting the handset 45
switching on illuminated display 44