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    							Appendix33
    Appendix 
    This appendix contains additional information about your wireless handset. It is 
    divided into:
    ©Troubleshooting
    ©Specifications
    Troubleshooting
    If your wireless handset is not performing to your expectations, try the suggestions in 
    Ta b l e  7. If you are still unable to resolve the problem, contact your telephone System 
    Administrator.
    Important!Do not attempt to service this unit yourself. All service must be done by 
    qualified service personnel. 
    						
    							Troubleshooting ————————————————————————————————————
    34Strata AirLink External Wireless Handset
    Table 7 Troubleshooting Suggestions 
    ProblemSuggestion
    Called party can hear you, but cannot 
    be heard.
    Conversation is broken up.
    Handoff clicks occur during 
    conversation.Check the handset signal strength by moving closer 
    to a base station. For best results the signal strength 
    indicator should show three to five bars.
    Display does not contain date, time 
    and signal strength.Try powering the handset OFF and ON or moving 
    closer to a base station. 
    NoteIt can take up to a minute for the full display 
    to appear.
    No dial tone.Make sure the handset dial pad is not locked and 
    check the handset volume level. If the problem still 
    exists, the handset is not locked onto a base station. 
    Try powering the handset OFF and ON or try 
    moving closer to a base station.
    Weak or delayed dial tone.Check the handset volume level. Make sure the 
    handset aligns with your ear rather than your mouth. 
    Consider using the pre-dial method to make calls by 
    dialing the number and pressing the 
    &$// button 
    (rather than pressing 
    &$// and waiting for dial 
    tone).
    NO SERVICE! message.Try powering the handset OFF and ON or try 
    moving closer to a base station. A handset is 
    properly locked when you see the handset date, 
    time, and signal strength icons after power ON.
    You can get this message if you pressed 
    &$// on 
    a handset that is not locked, is out of range, or all 
    eight channels are busy.
    Reset handset to factory defaults. 
    						
    							————————————————————————————————————  Troubleshooting
    Appendix35
    SYSTEM BUSY message.Check to see if one or more base station channels 
    are in a maintenance busy state; or, your handset 
    may not be locked well enough to complete the 
    request for service.
    Unexpected digits in display.Consider using the dial pad lock feature, because it 
    is very easy to inadvertently press keys when the 
    handset is not in use. To clear digits from the 
    display, use the handset 
    &/5 button.
    Battery has reduced talk/standby 
    time.Try discharging and recharging the battery using the 
    instructions on Page 9. The battery in the fully 
    charged handset was left unpowered for a long 
    period of time and has slowly drained.
    If you remove a battery from the charger before the 
    green LED appears, you will have these symptoms. 
    Do not remove the battery because the battery 
    strength icon shows full power after a short period of 
    charging.
    Let the full charging cycle complete before using the 
    handset. You should also use the handset during 
    the day and recharge it at the end of the day, rather 
    than performing intermittent charging during the day.
    Charger has a flashing green LED.Try recharging the battery using the instructions on 
    Page 9. If the problem continues, the battery could 
    be defective. Table 7 Troubleshooting Suggestions 
    (continued)
    ProblemSuggestion 
    						
    							Specifications —————————————————————————————————————
    36Strata AirLink External Wireless Handset
    Specifications
    Ta b l e  8 lists the specifications for your wireless handset and its battery.
    Table 8 Wireless Telephone Specifications
    ItemSpecification
    TransmissionAccess method FDMA/TDMA/TDD
    1 internal antenna
    Modulation technique p/4 (QPSK)
    Gross bit rate 384 kbps
    TemperatureOperating 0° to 40° C
    Storage -10° to 50° C
    Humidity 95% non-condensing
    PowerMinimum output peak 
    						
    							Index37
    Index
    A
    accessing features with FCN button,24
    adjusting volume,23
    appendix,33
    specifications,36
    troubleshooting,33
    auto answer,16
    B
    buttons,3
    C
    changing the idle message,17
    D
    delete the last number dialed,18
    display contrast,19
    F
    FCN,24
    flash a CO line,22
    H
    handset,2
    buttons,3
    charger base,5
    charger LEDs,5
    icons,4
    hookswitch operation,22
    I
    icons,4
    installation,7
    battery life
    low battery,
    8
    charge the handset and batteries,8
    select location,7
    L
    LCD
    low battery indicator,
    8
    locking the dial pad,24
    M
    making calls,14
    memory locations,25
    memory locations 10~69,25
    menu options
    adjusting the display contrast,
    19 
    						
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    adjusting the volume of the click,18
    auto answer,16
    change the idle message,17
    delete the last number dialed,18
    ringer type,20
    ringer volume,21
    testing the display,20
    time format,21
    O
    one button speed dialing,25
    operation
    adjusting volume,
    23
    deleting a stored number or name,30
    editing speed dial numbers and 
    names,
    29
    enter a wait,27
    FCN feature access,24
    finding available memory 
    locations,
    25
    flashing a CO line,22
    locking the dial pad,24
    making calls,14
    menu
    adjusting the display contrast,
    19
    auto answer,16
    changing the idle message,17
    changing the ringer,20
    changing the ringer volume,21
    changing the time format,21
    click volume change,18
    delete the last number dialed,18
    display test option,20
    power on and off,14
    program a pause,27
    receiving calls,15
    ring mute,23
    scroll memory locations for speed dial 
    numbers,
    26
    searching for the speed dial name,26
    special characters and names,28
    speed dial,25
    entering a name,26
    using memory locations 
    10~69,
    25
    with one button,25
    storing a speed dial name,27
    storing a speed dial number,27
    unlock the dial pad,24
    using the hookswitch,22
    voice mute,23
    P
    pause,27
    power on and off,14
    R
    receiving calls,15
    ring mute,23
    ringer type feature,20
    ringer volume feature,21
    S
    scrolling for speed dial memory 
    locations,
    26
    special characters and names,28
    specifications,36
    speed dial,25
    enter a name,26
    numbers and names, editing,29
    search for a name,26
    storage,27 
    						
    							Index39
    stored number or name, deleting,30
    storing a speed dial name,27
    T
    testing the display feature,20
    time format feature,21
    troubleshooting,33
    suggestions,34
    U
    unlock the dial pad,24
    V
    voice mute,23
    volume
    click,
    18
    ringer,21
    W
    wait,27 
    						
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