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Cell.Man.UK/Fr.10.06
11/6/03
Making a Test Call
Make a test call with the telephone connected to the
CellRoute-GSM. On completion of dialled digits you
will hear a confidence tone indicating that the call is
successful. (Pressing the # key directly after the dialled
digits results in a faster dial-up.) The Red L.E.D. will
start to flash when the telephone handset is lifted,
indicating Signal Strength.
Number of flashes
0
1
2
3
Answering Incoming Calls
Lift the telephone handset and the call is connected.
If both L.E.D.s are flashing simultaneously, this indicates
a missed call.
Switching Off the CellRoute-GSM
When switching off the CellRoute-GSM you must first
unplug the power cord from the CellRoute-GSM itself,
otherwise this will activate Battery Back-up.
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Getting Started
Status
Signal Strength (dB)
none/poor
<-81dB
average
>-81dB & <-67dB
good
>-67dB & <-59dB
very good
>-59dB
Recognising the L.E.D. signals
When booting up:
1
both L.E.D.'s will flash 5 times.
2
both L.E.D.'s will then stay on for about 15 seconds.
3
the red L.E.D will then go out for about 8 seconds.
when the unit logs on to the network both L.E.D's will
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come on and stay on.
In working operation:
Signal Strength
the red L.E.D. will flash as indicated by the
(when "off-hook")
table in "Making a Test Call" on the left.
Missed Call
both L.E.D's flash On/Off synchronously.
Indicator
Power Failure /
the green L.E.D. flashes On/Off, On for 1
Low Battery
second, Off for 4 seconds.
Data Port Mode
the red and green L.E.D.'s flash alternately.
Battery Back-up
In the event of mains failure the CellRoute-GSM's
battery back-up will automatically activate, giving a
stand-by time of approximately 10 hours and a talk
time of 2 hours. (These figures are subject to humidity
and temperature.)
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