NEC Dtl8r1 Manual

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Finish Registration:
Keys available when registering the handset 
include:
After five seconds, the handset switches to 
one of the following modes; depending on 
the success or failure of handset 
registration.
If registration is successful, the handset 
switches to Standby mode.
If the registration fails, the handset switches 
to De-register or Standby mode. 
						

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3.5.3 Administrator De-registration Settings
This setting allows the administrator to de-register the handset.  
To de-register the handset:
1. Use the up/down key to select the handset you want to de-register.
2. Select Ye s  to de-register the handset.
Select handset:
The handset number is displayed.
Keys available when de-registering the 
handset include:
up (
▲) / down (▼) - accesses the next 
setting in the list (forward/backward).
Select key - selects the desired setting and 
stores the selection.  Displays the 
Confirmation screen.
De-register the handset:
Keys available when de-registering the 
handset include:
Yes key - starts de-registration.
No key - returns the handset to Standby 
mode. 
						

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Finish Registration:
Keys available when de-registering the 
handset include:
If de-registration is successful, the LCD 
displays the message indicating the 
handset is not registered.  You can register 
the handset again using the Regist key.
Regist key - starts registration.
If de-registration failed, the handset 
switches to Standby mode after five seconds 
have elapsed. 
						

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3.5.4 Administrator Change Pin Code Settings
This setting allows the administrator to change the pin code.  
To change the pin code:
1. Select Change Pin Code from the Administrator Setting List.
2. Press the Select key.
3. Change the pin code on the Change Pin Code screen.
4. Press OK to register the new pin code.
When this setting is selected, the handset 
starts communicating with the base station 
to obtain the pin code. The base station 
sends the pin code to the handset and it is 
displayed on the handset’s LCD.
Keys available when changing the pin code 
include:
Delete key - deletes one digit.
Dial (0~9) key - numeric keys used to enter 
the pin code.  
OK key - sends the registration pin to the 
base station.  A confirmation tone is emitted. 
						

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3.5.5 Administrator Site Survey Settings
This setting allows the administrator to initiate a site survey to collect 
information about the handsets.  
To change the pin code:
1. Select Site Survey from the Administrator Setting List.
2. Press the Select key.
3. On the Site Survey screen, press the Scan key.  The results of the 
scan are displayed on the handset’s LCD.
Scan for information:
This screen displays the following 
information:
Band - the carrier band for the handset.
Condition - Good / Fair / Poor 
Clear Slot - number of clear slots (total 
number of slots is 12).
Number of Base - the number of the base 
station.  
Keys available when requesting a site 
survey include:
Scan key - begins scanning for clear slots 
and the number of the associated base 
station.
Sync key - begins Sync display mode.
Scanning begins collecting information (this 
takes about 30 seconds). 
						

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3.5.6 Administrator Site Survey Settings - Sync Display Mode
To start Sync Display mode:
Press the Sync key.
Scan complete; information displayed:
The results of the scan are displayed in the 
LCD.
Band - the carrier band for the handset.
Condition - Good / Fair / Poor 
Clear Slot - number of clear slots (total 
number of slots is 12).
Number of Base - the number of the base 
station.
Keys available when requesting a site 
survey include:
Scan key - restarts scanning for clear slots 
and number of base stations.
Sync key - begins Sync Display mode.
Start Sync Display mode:
When the Sync key is pressed, the Sync 
Display mode displays the following 
information:
Ch - the current channel number.
Slot - the current slot number.
RSSI - the current RSSI (Receive Signal 
Strength Indication) value.
BER - the Bit Error Rate.
RFPI - the RFPI (Radio Fixed Part Identity) 
or base station ID.
H/O - Hand Over Enable/Disable
Lost - Lost counter
L - status (locked or unlocked)  
						

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3.6 Function Key Labels
The Key Label menu item allows you to assign, edit or delete labels for the eight 
function keys.
To access the Key Labels menu:
Select Key Labels from the main menu using the Select key.
3.6.1 Key Label List Settings
This screen allows you to access the function key labels.  Once you have 
selected the function key, you can assign, edit or delete the label.  
There are eight function keys that can be 
assigned labels.
Keys available when accessing the key 
labels include:
up (
▲) / down (▼) - accesses the next 
setting in the list (forward/backward).
Select key - selects the desired label. 
Delete key - deletes the label name.
On/Off key - toggles between enabling/
disabling the function key.   
						

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3.6.2 Key Label Name Edit Settings
This menu item allows you to edit the name of the function key label.
A maximum of eight characters can be 
stored for each label.
Keys available when changing the label 
name include:
123/abc key - toggles between numeric and 
alphabetic ‘keypad’.
123 - allows numeric input.
abc - allows alphabetic input.
Alphabetic Input:
Dial keys:
Dial 1 : @.-_&^?!(),\\/:;~=+1 
Dial 2 : abcABC2 
Dial 3 : defDEF3 
Dial 4 : ghiGHI4 
Dial 5 : jklJKL5 
Dial 6 : mnoMNO6 
Dial 7 : pqrsPQRS7 
Dial 8 : tuvTUV8 
Dial 9 : wxyzWXYZ9 
Dial 0 : 0 
Dial * : * 
Dial # : # 
Right/Left key -  moves the cursor to the 
right or left one character (only available for 
alphabetic input).
Delete key - deletes the character where the 
cursor is positioned.
Save key - stores the function key label 
name.   
						

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3.6.3 Key Label Delete Label Settings
This menu item is used to delete a function key label name.  This screen is 
displayed when the Delete key is pressed on the Edit Function Key Label 
screen. 
To delete the label name:
Press Yes. 
Keys available when changing the pin code 
include:
Yes key -  deletes the function key label.
Not key - returns to the previous screen. 
						

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SECTION 4  ADDITIONAL HANDSET FEATURES
4.1 Virtual Function Keys
You can access virtual function keys by entering Virtual Function Key mode.  You 
can enter Virtual Function Key mode while the handset is in Standby mode, when 
receiving an incoming call or while talking.
To enter Virtual Function Key mode:
Press the Select / Talk or Speaker key.   
IMPORTANT
The screens in this section are system-dependent and may not match your 
handset.
Keys available when switching to Virtual Function Key 
mode include:
up (
▲) / down (▼) - accesses the next setting in the 
list (forward/backward).
Select key / Talk key / Speaker key -  sends the 
function key code to the base station.