Nexotek NT-P100M User manual

TABLE OF CONTENTS i
Table of Contents
 Chapter 1: Introduction 1
o What is Skype? 1
o What about my NexoTek phone? 1
o Product Features 1
o Package Contents 2
o System Requirements 2
 Chapter 2: Connecting Your Phone 3
o New Computer Use 5
o New Account Use 6
o Making a Test Call 9
 Chapter 3: Getting to Know Your Phone 11
o Keypad Buttons 11
o Idle Screen Description 12
 Chapter 4: Using Your Phone 13
o General Operation 13
 Choosing Your Ring Tone 13
 Reviewing Your Call History on the Phone 14
o Receiving and Making Calls 15
 Answering and Refusing Calls 15
 Calling From Your Contact List 15
 Calling From Your Call History 16
 Calling Using Speed Dial 16
 Calling From Your Call History on the Phone 16
 Making SkypeOut Calls 17
o Advanced Features 18
 The Hold Function 18
 The Call Waiting Function 18
 The Mute Function 18

TABLE OF CONTENTS ii
 Chapter 5: Troubleshooting 19
o SkyMagic Icon Indicators 19
 Enabling SkyMagic to use Skype 20
o Your Computer Audio Settings 22
o Can I use the phone with multiple Skype accounts? 24
o Contacting NexoTek 25
 Appendices 26
o Appendix A: Managing Skype Contacts 26
 Adding a Skype Contact 26
 Removing a Skype Contact 29
o Appendix B: Assigning a Speed Dial Number 30
o Appendix C: Purchasing Skype Credit 32
o Appendix D: Updating Skype 36
 Downloading Skype 36
 Replacing the Skype Files 40
o Appendix E: Updating SkyMagic 46
 Downloading SkyMagic 46
 Replacing the SkyMagic Files 49

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION 1
What is Skype?
Skype is a program that essentially turns your computer into a phone and allows you to
make calls over the Internet to other Skype users. Because the connection is established
over the Web, Skype-to-Skype calls are completely free of charge, and this is why phone
companies do not want you to know about Skype. You can use Skype to call people as
close by as your neighbors or as far away as someone on the opposite side of the globe.
It’s simple, efficient, and gets rid of long-distance calling costs.
What about my NexoTek phone?
Your NexoTek phone has been designed to be used with Skype for a more convenient
Internet calling experience. The NT-P100M Skype Memory Phone conveniently stores
the Skype program, account information, and your personal data on its built-in 128 MB
flash drive. This means you can use the phone anywhere you go, even on computers that
don’t have Skype installed on them, so it is an ideal travel companion. The Memory
phone also has a user-friendly auto-run function: when hooked up to a computer, Skype
and the SkyMagic software that the phone uses automatically begin running. This makes
it perfect for those unfamiliar with Skype or computers in general. You simply plug it in
and talk right away.
The phone is equipped with an LCD screen that displays caller ID as well as the date and
time. It also has mute, hold, and call waiting functions. Your NT-P100M rings for all
incoming calls and includes five different ring styles each at two volume levels.
NexoTek’s noise reduction and echo cancellation technology ensure that you will have
only the best quality calls.
Product Features
• Built-in 128 MB flash drive stores Skype, your account information, and can hold
other personal data
• Auto-run function allows you to just plug in the phone and call
• LCD screen displays caller ID, date, and time
• Mute, hold, and call waiting functions
• Rings for all incoming calls
• Five different ring styles each at two volume levels
• Noise reduction and echo cancellation technology deliver clear, high-quality calls

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Package Contents
Your NT-P100M box contains the following items:
 One (1) NexoTek NT-P100M USB Internet Memory Phone
 One (1) Quick Start Guide
System Requirements
In order to use your phone and the necessary software that accompanies it, your computer
must have the following:
 One (1) of the following compatible platforms:
o Windows 2000 SP4
o Windows XP
 Minimum 400 MHz processor
 128 MB RAM
 15 MB free disk space
 One (1) of the following compatible USB ports:
o USB 1.1
o USB 2.0
 Broadband Internet connection: cable, DSL

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Connecting Your Phone
Using your Memory phone is simple. First, you plug the phone into an open USB port.
After that, both Skype and SkyMagic – the software that enables the phone to be used
with Skype – run automatically thanks to the auto-run function. There is no installation
required. Lastly, Skype will sign you in automatically. Then you can start calling!
1. Take the cord of the phone and carefully insert it into an open USB port. After a
few seconds, the AutoRun window will appear. You will see the SkyMagic icon
– a dark green phone against a light green background. Highlight it and click OK.
⇒If you are connecting the phone to a computer that it has never been plugged
into before, balloons will appear in your system tray before this screen
appears. Please see the New Computer Use section on page 5 before
proceeding.
2. You will hear your phone beep, and the screen should display the time, date, and
the words NO SKYPE. You will see the SkyMagic window flash on your screen.

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After a few seconds, Skype will automatically sign you into the program. In your
system tray, you should see the Skype icon – a white check against a green
background – and the SkyMagic icon – a green phone against a green
background.
⇒If you have never used your phone before, it will not have your account
information stored on it, so you will not automatically be signed into Skype.
Please refer to the New Account Use section on page 6 before proceeding.
3. You should see your main Skype window on the screen. Now you have completed
the connection process for your phone and are ready to make Skype calls!

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New Computer Use
If you are using the phone on a computer that it has never been plugged into before, you
will see several balloons appear in your system tray when you connect it. These balloons
indicate that your computer has detected and installed the phone’s drivers, and it is
normal for them to appear.
Wait until you see the last balloon pop up; it should say Your new hardware is
installed and ready to use. If your computer asks you to restart, you may
disregard this request and continue step two of with the phone connection process.

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New Account Use
If you have never used your phone before, it will not have your account information
stored on it. You have to create a Skype account or sign in so that the phone can store
your information and automatically sign you in next time.
1. Instead of signing you in, the auto-run function will bring up the Skype sign-in
window and the Skype – Create Account window.
If you already have a Skype account, click Cancel and sign into the program. If
not, please continue reading.

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2. Enter the required information in the Skype – Create Account window,
taking note to remember what you choose to put in Choose Skype Name and
Password. This is the account name you will use to talk to other Skype users,
and you need the password to sign into your account. Check the box indicating
that you accept the Skype End User License Agreement and the Skype Privacy
Statement. Then hit Next>.
3. In the next window, you have the option of entering your e-mail address and
country or region and city of residence. This information is optional. If you
choose to give your e-mail address, you also have the option of receiving news
and special offers from Skype. You may also choose whether or not you want
Skype to sign you in automatically when the program is run. When you have
finished configuring your preferences, press the Sign In button.

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4. A window will pop up saying Another program wants to use Skype.
Choose the first option that says Allow this program to use Skype
and then press OK. If you accidentally select the wrong option, please see the
Enabling SkyMagic to use Skype portion of Chapter 5.
5. A Getting Started window will pop up. Check the box in the lower left
corner that says Do not show this guide at startup and then close
the window. Now you have finished creating your Skype account. If you would
like, you may continue reading to learn how to make a test call, or you can
continue with step three of the connection process.

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Making a Test Call
If you are new to Skype, you can make a test call to Skype to try it out.
1. Highlight the user Skype Test Call in your Contacts tab by single-
clicking on it. Then press on your phone to send the call.
2. The automated voice guides you through making the test call by prompting you to
record a message and then playing it back to you. On your screen, you should see
a tab for the Skype Test Call.

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3. When the call is finished, you will be brought back to the Contacts tab of your
Skype window. If you were able to hear your message played back to you, then
you know for sure that your phone is working.
If you were not able to hear the message you left, there may be something wrong
with your computer’s audio devices. Please refer to the Skype Web site for help
by going to http://www.skype.com in your Internet browser.

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What should I know before using my phone?
Once your phone is plugged into your computer and you have successfully logged in to
Skype, you should take some time to briefly learn about the basics of the keypad buttons
before using it. This will enable you to make calls with more efficiency and less
confusion.
Keypad Buttons
Up/ down scroll arrows
Left/ right scroll arrows
In/ outgoing call display
Dial button
Hang-up button
Clear button
Numerals
Ring tone button

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Idle Screen Description
When your phone is in the idle state, it displays the time and the date for you. The screen
should look like this:
day time
month seconds
day of the week
year
9
99
9
M
12
1212
12
D
17:49 27
17:49 27 17:49 27
17:49 27
Tu
2006
2006 2006
2006

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What can I do with my phone?
Your phone can make and receive free Skype-to-Skype calls. You can also use your
phone to make SkypeOut calls to any phone number in the world at a lower rate than
what phone companies charge.
In addition, you might also like to choose your ring tone.
General Operation
Choosing Your Ring Tone
Your phone comes with five different ring tones, each with a loud or soft volume
option. You can change the ring tone with the press of a button.
1. Press . The ring tone your phone is currently set to will play.
2. Press the same button again to play the phone’s different ring tones. When you
have found one that you like, simply stop cycling through them.

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Reviewing Your Call History on the Phone
Your call history is stored on the phone, so you can view it on your phone’s LCD
screen on any computer. Before viewing your call history on the phone, make
sure the Skype window is closed on your computer screen. Press to close it if
it is open.
Press to display the incoming call screen and press to scroll
through your received calls. The phone will display the date and time of the call,
the call number, and the caller ID of the contact who called you.
day time
month call number
incoming call
Skype caller ID
Press to display the outgoing call screen and press to scroll
through your dialed calls. The phone will display the duration of the call, call
number, and the caller ID of the contact you called.
call duration
call number
outgoing call
Skype caller ID
9
99
9
M
12
12 12
12
D
17:49
17:49 17:49
17:49
IN
12
12 12
12
Raymond
RaymondRaymond
Raymond
04:17
04:17 04:17
04:17
OUT
08
08 08
08
Jimmy
JimmyJimmy
Jimmy

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Receiving and Making Calls
Skype-to-Skype calls are completely free of charge. Making and receiving calls is easy,
especially with your NT-P100M.
Remember that during any call, you can press to control the phone’s volume.
Answering and Refusing Skype Calls
If it is properly connected and if SkyMagic is running, your phone will always ring
when you have an incoming Skype call. You then have the option of either answering
the phone and talking to the caller, or refusing it if for some reason you do not want
to take the call. This simply hangs up on the caller.
Press to answer the call.
Press to refuse the call.
Calling From Your Contact List
In order to call someone from your contact list, you must first add his or her Skype
name to your contact list. For instructions about how to add Skype users, refer to
Appendix A.
1. On your phone, press to bring up your Skype window on the computer
screen.
2. Use the buttons to get to your Contacts tab.
3. Scroll with to select a contact.
4. Press to place a call to the desired Skype user.

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Calling From Your Call History
If you want to call a Skype contact who you spoke to recently, you can call him or her
from your call history rather than scrolling through all of your contacts.
1. Press to bring up your Skype window on the computer screen.
2. Use the buttons to get to your History tab.
3. Scroll with to select an entry.
4. Press to place a call to the desired Skype user.
Calling Using Speed Dial
If there are Skype contacts to whom you talk frequently, using speed dial is the most
convenient way of calling them. Speed dial works on your phone like it does on a
mobile or home phone. To call someone using speed dial, you must first assign him
or her a speed dial number. For instructions about how to do this, see Appendix B.
1. Use the numbers on your phone to dial the speed dial number of the Skype
contact whom you want to call. Your Skype window will open on your computer.
2. Press to place a call to the desired Skype user.
Calling From Your Call History on the Phone
If you want to call a Skype contact who you spoke to recently, you can call him or her
from your call history rather than scrolling through all of your contacts.
1. Press to display the incoming or outgoing call screen on the phone.
2. Scroll with to select an entry.
3. Press to place a call to the desired Skype user.

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Making SkypeOut Calls
SkypeOut is a paid service provided by Skype that lets you call any phone number in
the world. Because it uses an Internet connection instead of a phone line, long-
distance calling rates are significantly lower. You might want to use SkypeOut if your
friends do not have Skype, if they are offline, or if you want to save money on your
long-distance calls. To buy Skype Credit to make SkypeOut calls, refer to Appendix
C.
1. On your phone, use the button to dial +and then the buttons to dial in
the country code and phone number you are trying to reach.
If you accidentally dial an incorrect digit, you may press to erase the number
you have input.
2. Press to send the call.
For example, to call someone in Edinburgh in the United Kingdom with the phone
number [phone], you would dial [phone] as follows:
+ 44 1234567890
Country Code Number
As another example, say you wanted to call someone with the phone number
[phone] in Taiwan. You would dial [phone] as follows:
+ 886 1234567890
Country Code Number
⇒If you do not know the country code of the number you wish to contact, visit the
Skype Dialing Wizard by opening your Web browser and typing
www.skype.com/products/skypeout/rates/dialing.html in the
address bar. This will guide you through making a SkypeOut call.
⇒Even if you are calling someone in the same country or area code region, you still
need to dial the country code and full phone number of your SkypeOut contact.