Gewa Jupiter User manual

Instructions for Gewa Jupiter

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INTRODUCTION.........................................................................................................................3
BENEFITS AND FEATURES OF GEWA JUPITER.................................................................................3
CONNECTION AND DESCRIPTION ....................................................................................... 4
CONNECTING JUPITER ...................................................................................................................4
JUPITER’S KEYS AND OTHER COMPONENTS....................................................................................4
PROGRAMMING DIFFERENT SETTINGS ...........................................................................6
PROGRAMME TELEPHONE NUMBERS..............................................................................................6
Programme direct dial keys M1-M8......................................................................................... 6
Programme abbreviated numbers K10-K49.............................................................................7
ADJUST VOLUME OF RING SIGNAL .................................................................................................7
ADJUST TONE OF RING SIGNAL ...................................................................................................... 7
KEYBOARD LOCK ..........................................................................................................................8
Programme personal code........................................................................................................8
Lock/unlock keyboard...............................................................................................................8
PROGRAMMING REMOTE-CONTROLLED FUNCTIONS ...............................................9
FUNCTION TABLE ..........................................................................................................................9
PREPARING FOR PROGRAMMING..................................................................................................12
PROGRAMMING ...........................................................................................................................12
USING JUPITER ........................................................................................................................13
RING WITH THE HANDSET............................................................................................................13
Ring normally .........................................................................................................................13
Ring last-dialled number ........................................................................................................13
Ring the second-last dialled number ...................................................................................... 13
Ring with direct dial buttons ..................................................................................................13
Ring with abbreviated numbers..............................................................................................14
RING WITH THE LOUDSPEAKER FUNCTION................................................................................... 14
ANSWER A CALL ......................................................................................................................... 14
TERMINATE A CALL.....................................................................................................................14
CHECK DIRECT DIAL NUMBERS AND ABBREVIATED NUMBERS..................................................... 14
Direct dial numbers................................................................................................................14
Abbreviated numbers..............................................................................................................14
SAVE TELEPHONE NUMBERS TEMPORARILY ................................................................................15
SWITCH BETWEEN HEADSET AND LOUDSPEAKER MODULE .......................................................... 15
LISTEN-IN ...................................................................................................................................15
ADJUST SOUND VOLUME DURING ONGOING CALL ....................................................................... 15
With headset ...........................................................................................................................15
With loudspeaking function .................................................................................................... 15
PRIVACY (MUTE) ........................................................................................................................16
ANSWER AND CALL WITH IR TRANSMITTER ................................................................................16
OTHER INFORMATION..........................................................................................................17
QUICK GUIDE SUMMARY .............................................................................................................17
BATTERY FUNCTION.................................................................................................................... 17
Check battery status ...............................................................................................................17
Change batteries.....................................................................................................................18
CLEANING................................................................................................................................... 18
APPLICATION ENVIRONMENT ...................................................................................................... 18
TECHNICAL DATA .......................................................................................................................18
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY .....................................................................................19

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Introduction
Gewa Jupiter is a remote-controlled loudspeaker telephone, which means that the
different keys on the telephone can be operated from an IR transmitter. Users with
disabilities do not need to lift the handset and press the keys, as the telephone can
be operated remotely from its IR transmitter. To dial a number, the number is
entered in the digital window and sent. The built-in IR receiver is used to
programme the keys that are operated from the IR transmitter. The telephone can
thus be individually adapted to the needs of a disabled user. Gewa Jupiter is part of
the Gewa Smart House system, which means that everything can be guided from
one remote control.
Benefits and features of Gewa Jupiter
•An IR transmitter that controls all the telephone’s functions
•The choice of using selected and simple functions from the IR transmitter, such
as only direct dial numbers with automatic connection.
•Free disposition of IR channels.
•Simple programming.
•Loudspeaker telephone that enables full speech communication without lifting
the handset.
•Good sound quality (good speech switchover).
•Back up batteries for power failure.
•Telephone numbers that can be built up before the line is opened.
•Character display that shows telephone number and other characters.

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Connection and description
Connecting Jupiter
1. Place the batteries that are supplied (4 1.5 V Alk) in the correct position in the
battery compartment on the back of Jupiter. Use Alkaline batteries only.
2. Connect the battery eliminator to the contact on Jupiter and a socket outlet.
Only the battery eliminator that is supplied should be used (type: Vanson
Regulated AC/DC Adaptor 230V AC /7.5V DC).
3. Connect the supplied cord with the plug contact with the contact underneath
Jupiter and then connect the plug contact to the telephone line.
As Jupiter is approved for two-wire connection, any subsequent telephones will
be disconnected. To alleviate this problem, choose one of the following
alternatives:
•Set Jupiter in the last jack.
•Remove the white plastic pin from Jupiter’s plug contact.
•Connect the jack parallel.
4. Check that there is a tone when the handset is lifted, or the S key is pressed.
Jupiter’s keys and other components
Jupiter has 16 special keys, in addition to 0-9, # and *.
M1-M8 Direct dial keys 1-8, with memory.
Re (Redial) For redialling the last/second-last dialled number (two presses
for second-last number). When the line is opened with the S key, the
number is dialled.
R Register button, used for different AXE services.
P Programming key, used to programme the telephone’s different
functions.
—Pause, and function for recalling abbreviated numbers
S(Speaker) Connection, i.e. answer/terminate via the loud speaking
function. If the saved number is already in the character display, it is
sent when the S key is pressed.
Increases the sound volume in the loudspeaker/handset.
Reduces the sound volume in the loudspeaker/handset.
M (Mute) Privacy, turns off Jupiter’s microphone.

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Contact for connecting the cord
with the telephone jack with the
telephone line (underneath
Jupiter)
Handset
Pause key and
abbreviated number function
(Speaker) Connection
Sound volume +/-
(Mute) Privacy
IR eye/Indicating lamp
The IR eye receives the
IR signals and should
never be hidden or
concealed
Register key
Programming key
Redial
Character display
Direct dial keys M1-M8
Connection for power
supply

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Programming different settings
Programme telephone numbers
Using Jupiter is easy, as telephone numbers are saved in different memories. 8
telephone numbers can be saved in the direct dial keys M1-M8, and 40 telephone
numbers can be saved as abbreviated numbers in memories K10-K49. A maximum
of 20 digits and characters can be programmed into each memory.
If Jupiter is connected to an internal switch that requires a prefix, a pause must be
added between the prefix and the telephone number. This prefix could be a zero,
for example, and pressed first where after the desired number is pressed.
Pause key
0
5 9 4 6 9 4 0 0
On rare occasions, Jupiter can send a number that is saved on a direct dial key or as
an abbreviated number when automatic connection is used. Read more about
automatic connection in the “Programme remote-controlled functions”. To avoid
this problem, a time-delay should be added by pressing a pause before the actual
telephone number.
Time-delay=pause key
5 9 4 6 9 4 0 0
Programme direct dial keys M1-M8
1. Press P.
2. Choose and press a direct dial key M 1 - M 8 .
3. Press P.
4. Press the desired telephone number.
5. Press P.
Quick guide
Programme M1-M8: P, M 1 - M 8 , P, the desired telephone number, P.

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Programme abbreviated numbers K10-K49
1. Press P.
2. Choose an abbreviated number by pressing a number between 10-49.
3. Press P.
4. Press the desired telephone number.
5. Press P.
Quick guide
Programme K10-K49: P, K X ,P, the desired telephone number,P.
Adjust volume of ring signal
The volume of the ring signal can be set at either high or low.
1. Lift the headset.
2. Press P.
3. Press S.
4. Press for high volume or for low volume. H or L are shown in the
character display to indicate high/low volume.
5. Replace headset.
Quick guide
High/low volume of ring signal: Lift the headset, P, S, or , replace headset.
= High volume. = Low volume.
Adjust tone of ring signal
The tone of the ring signal has four alternative settings.
1. Lift the headset.
2. Press P.
3. Press S.
4. Choose and press M 1 - M 4 to change the tone of the ring signal. d1-d4 are shown
in the character display.
5. Replace headset.
Quick guide
Adjust tone of ring signal: Lift the headset, P, S, M 1 - M 4 , replace headset.

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Keyboard lock
The keyboard lock is used to bar outgoing calls. It is still possible to ring the
telephone numbers saved on the direct dial keys and abbreviated numbers.
Incoming call are not affected. If the keyboard is locked, a key symbol appears in
the character display. A code is needed to lock the keyboard. On delivery, the code
is 000. This can be changed to a personal code.
Programme personal code
1. Press P.
2. Press S.
3. Press 000. *** is shown in the character display. If the wrong code is pressed,
Error appears.
4. Press P.
5. Press a new three-digit code.
6. Repeat the new code
Quick guide
Programme personal code: P, S, 0, 0, 0, P, new three-digit code, repeat code.
Lock/unlock keyboard
1. Press P.
2. Press S.
3. Press personal code. *** is shown in the character display. If the wrong code is
pressed, Error appears.
4. Press *to lock or #unlock.
Quick guide
Lock/unlock keyboard: P, S, code, *or #.
*= lock. #= unlock.

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Programming remote-controlled functions
Jupiter can be operated from an IR transmitter via a built-in IR receiver. The
desired functions and channels must be programmed in the IR receiver.
Function table
Tables 1 and 2 show the different functions/alternatives that are operable from an
IR transmitter. Please observe the following:
•Only R, Re, P and with/without automatic connection differ from alternatives 1-
4.
•Alternatives 5-6 are reserved for future applications.
•Alternative 7 is the simplest alternative with only direct dial /abbreviated
numbers and automatic connection.
•Automatic connection means that when the keyboard is pressed from the IR
transmitter, Jupiter rings a direct dial/abbreviated number and the line is opened
automatically.
•Check the table to see which IR transmitter is most appropriate for the different
alternatives. Only IR transmitters from Gewa AB can be used.
•The factory setting for Jupiter = Channel 16 on the first key, alternative 3 and
group 4.
•When programming Jupiter, choose the alternative and the number of functions
in the alternative that are to be accessed from the IR transmitter. For example, if
group 5 in alternative 1 is chosen, all functions in groups 1 to 5 are accessible;
if group 8 in the same alternative is chosen, the maximum number of functions
is accessible, i.e. groups 1 to 8.
•In alternatives 1-4, at least group 4 must be chosen.

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Table 1
Only IR transmitters IR 17SO, IR 17SP and Gewa Prog III are suitable for the following
alternatives.
Group Key on
transmitte
r
Alt. 1
Without automatic
connection on
M 1- M8, but with
automatic
connection on
K10-K11.
Alt. 2
Without automatic
connection on
M 1- M8 but with
automatic
connection on
K10-K11.
Alt. 3
With automatic
connection on
M 1- M8 and
K10-K11.
Alt. 4
With automatic
connection on
M 1- M8 and
K10-K11.
1 1 1 1 1
Grp 1 2 2 2 2 2
3 3 3 3 3
4 4 4 4 4
5 5 5 5 5
Grp 2 6 6 6 6 6
7 7 7 7 7
8 8 8 8 8
9 9 9 9 9
Grp 3 0 0 0 0 0
* * * * *
# # # # #
A S S S S
Grp 4 B Re R Re R
C — — — —
D M 1 M 1 M 1 M 1
1 M 2 M 2 M 2 M 2
Grp 5 2 M 3 M 3 M 3 M 3
3 M 4 M 4 M 4 M 4
4 M 5 M 5 M 5 M 5
5 M 6 M 6 M 6 M 6
Grp 6 6 M 7 M 7 M 7 M 7
7 M 8 M 8 M 8 M 8
8 K 10 K 10 K 10 K 10
9 K 11 K 11 K 11 K 11
Grp 7 0 R R R R
* V- V- V- V-
# V+ V+ V+ V+
A S S S S
Grp 8 B P P —————— —————
C M M M M
D M 1 M 1 M 1 M 1