peitel PTCarPhone 3 Reference guide

Overview
On/Off Key
Keep pressed to switch
device on or off
Mute Key
For muting of the active
microphone (the muting is
automatically lifted at the
end of every conversation)
Control Key
For flicking up and down in
lists and menus
End Key
 End of conversation or
abort/block
 Return to the main view
of the display
Connection key
Call processing or accept
call
Input Keys
Input of numerals and
letters
Display Keys
The current functions of the
left and right display keys
are displayed in the lowest
display line as text symbols
You can find the detailed operating instructions on the
internet at http://www.ptcarphone.eu/user-manual
Scope of Supply
Handset
Loudspeaker
Electronics Box
Hands-Free Microphone
Extension Cable for
Handset
Menu
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Provider
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Brief Instructions
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Character Maps
Repeated pressing of an input key in the letter mode switches between the different available characters of this input
key.
Large Font Mode
Small Font Mode
Text Symbols Display Keys
Text symbols for the current
functions of the left and right
display key
Control Symbols
Show whether upward/downward
scrolling is possible
Main Window
Display of information on the
present function; time or current
provider in the main view of the
display
Symbol Bar
Shows display symbols as described
in the following:
1
2
3
4
3
Strength of the reception signal
Volume in private mode
Volume in hands-free mode
The active microphone is
muted
Switched on:
unread SMS in in-box
Flashing:
storage left for only one
more SMS
Roaming/Foreign Service
Provider; the current
service provider is
displayed, and below this
the home service provider
Activated GPS:
No valid position
Two-dimensional position
Three-dimensional position
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Safety Instructions
Emergency Calls
Like every other mobile telephone, this device functions with radio signals, mobile radio and landline networks and with
user-programmed functions. The establishing of a connection can therefore not be guaranteed in all situations. For this
reason, you should not rely entirely upon the device in cases of vitally important communication (e.g. medical emergenci-
es).
Remember that you can only make and receive calls with the device when it is switched on and in a service area with
suff icient signal strength. Under certain circumstances, emergency calls cannot be made in all mobile radio networks; it is
also possible that they cannot be made if certain network services and/or telephone functions are active.
Traffic Safety
While driving only use the hands-free function of the device. The handset must only be used for calls when the vehicle is
stationary. Always fasten the handset in its holder; do not place the handset on the seat or a place from which it can come
free in a collision or a sudden braking manoeuvre. The hands-free arrangement is only active if the handset is in its rest.
Operating Environment
Observe legal regulations and local restr ictions when using the device. Switch the device off with the on/of f key everywhe-
re where this is requested by corresponding warning signs or where dangers could ar ise, e.g. close to fuel and/or flammab-
le chemicals.
Health
The functioning of medical devices such as hearing aids and heart pacemakers can be disrupted. Keep a minimum distance
of at least 20cm between the telephone and pacemakers. During a conversation hold the telephone to the ear furthest
away from the pacemaker. For further information consult your doctor.
Electronic Devices
Under certain circumstances high frequency signals can impair the function of incorrectly installed or insufficiently
shielded electronic systems in the vehicle.
Accessories
Only use accessories that are approved for use with this device. The use of non-approved accessories leads to loss of the
warranty and can result in the user being criminally prosecuted.
Ask your dealer or the manufacturer about approved accessories.
Maintenance, Installation and Repairs
Only qualified specialist personnel can maintain, install and/or use this device. The device must not be opened. Any
change to the device is not permitted and leads to the loss of the warranty.
Network Services
The telephone described in these operating instructions is for use in GSM 850-/900- and GSM 1800-/1900-mobile radio
networks.
Some functions described in the operating instructions are called network services. Network services are special services
that are made available at the request of the user by his provider. Before the user can make use of them, he must have
acquired the authorisation to use these ser vices from his provider.
It is possible that some networks do not support all services. You can find further information in the detailed operating instructions and on the website
www.ptcarphone.eu.
PEI TEL Communications GmbH
Potsdamer Str. 12 b, 14513 Teltow, Tel: [phone] - 3516 0, Fax: [phone] - 3516 16
PTCarPhone 3
Brief Instructions
1053-085-001-00 Rev.: 1.1

Making Calls
Emergency Call (Network Service)
The call number 112 is released as an emergency call number, which can be dialled even without a PIN number.
To do this, enter the emergency call number and start the dialling process by pressing the connection key.
Note: In order to be able to make an emergency call, a SIM card activated by the provider must be in the device.
Dialling with Number Keys
Enter the call number using the input keys and star t the connection process with DIAL or the connection key.
Redialling
Press the connection key in the main view of the display and choose the desired participant by using the control key. The
dialling process is initiated by pressing repeatedly on the connection key.
Quick Dialling
A long press on one of the input keys (1-9) causes the saved telephone book entry to be displayed, if one exists. The
selected participant is dialled with DIAL or the connection key.
Dialling from the Telephone Book
Select the desired participant and start the connection process with the connection key.
Dialling from the Call List
Select the desired participants from one of the existing call lists and start the connection process with the connection
key.
Accepting/Rejecting a Call
An incoming call can be accepted with the ACCEPT/connection key or rejected with the ABORT/end key.
Ending a Conversation
A conversation can only be ended with ABORT or the end key.
Setting Volume
The volume can only be adjusted during a conversation by using the control key. The volume settings for hands-free and
private mode are adjusted separ ately and can only be adjusted in the respective mode. The currently set volume is shown
in the display of the symbol bar.
Muting
The active microphone can be muted during a conversation with the muting key. When the microphone is muted, the
mute symbol appears instead of the volume symbol. The muting of the microphone is cancelled at the end of every
conversation.
Brokering/Call Waiting (Network Service)
If you receive a call while you are in an active conversation, you can answer this call by pressing on CHANGE. After you
have pressed CHANGE, the device takes the call and puts the active conversation on “hold“. By pressing on CHANGE
again, the conversation currently on hold becomes the active one and the currently active conversation becomes the one
on hold. On the display, the participant on hold is identified by (h) and the active one by (a).
You can only ever communicate with the active participant. The participant on hold is placed in a waiting loop and cannot
listen to the active conversation.
Setting Up
Insert SIM-Card
A valid SIM card is necessary to operate the device. You will receive this from your provider. It stores all important data
relating to your connection. If the SIM card has been supplied in cheque card format, separate the smaller section and remove
any projecting waste pieces of plastic.
Make sure that the SIM card slides in in the right position.
No great physical force is necessary!
Note: Only insert the SIM card into a switched-off device,
i.e. with the ignition switched off and elapsed run-down
time!
Enter PIN
If it is necessary to enter a PIN, then you will be asked to
do this by a corresponding message. Enter the PIN with
the input keys and confirm them with NEXT. You can
carry out a correction using DELETE. So that your PIN
cannot be seen, input characters are shown with an
asterisk. The following registration in the network can
take a few seconds.
After entry of the PIN the main view of the display is
shown.
Note: After three incorrect attempts to enter the PIN the
SIM card is frozen. To unfreeze the PIN, you will be asked
to enter the PUK (MASTER-PIN).
Switching the Device On/Off
The telephone always switches on with the ignition
signal of the vehicle. It is switched off by switching off
the ignition, delayed by an adjustable run-down time.
The telephone can also be switched on or off at any time
independent of the ignition signal by a long press on the
on/off key.
Private- and Hands-free Mode
MenuNames
Provider
MenuNames
Provider
Main view of the display in private mode Main view of the display in the hands-free mode
Installation
Precautionary Measures
1. The device must only be installed in the vehicle and ser viced by qualified skilled personnel. Incorrect installation can
cause electronic vehicle systems to malfunction. Incorrect installation or servicing can have dangerous results and lead
to the voiding of the warranty and possibly of the operating licence of your vehicle.
2. In vehicles that are equipped with an airbag, please be aware that the airbag is inflated with great force. Do not place
any rigidly installed or movable equipment in the area that would be occupied by the inflated airbag.
3. Before the device is used for the first time, the GSM and, in the case of a TPU with integrated GPS module, the GPS
antenna must be connected. The device must not be operated without antenna/e because this can lead to destruction.
4. In modern vehicles, under certain circumstances, adjustments may have to be carried out af ter clipping onto the vehicle
battery. For this, be sure to consult the operating manual of your vehicle for assistance.
In the event that these instructions are not adhered to, legal measures may be initiated against the of fender.
Sequence of Installation/Starting-Up
1. Unclip negative pole of the vehicle battery. Here note the safety instructions of the vehicle manufacturer.
2. Familiarise yourself with the wiring diagram (picture Connection diagram).
Control Device (TPU)
FME Jack
for GSM Antenna
Hands-Free Loudspeaker
*Neither the GSM antenna nor
the retaining element S 2 are
part of the scope of supply.
GSM Antenna*
SIM Card Reader
VDA Plug
VDA Jack
Terminal 30 / 10,8 – 32 Volt
(permanent positive)
red S 1
3,15 A
Terminal 15 / 10,8 – 32 Volt
(ignition)
yellow/
black S 2*
1 A
Short Connection to
the chassis ground !
black S 3
3,15 A
Handset
Hands-Free Microphone
Radio Mute
violet
Second
Interface
green
GPS Antenna**
**The GPS antenna must be
connected to a TPU with
integrated GPS module.
It is not part of the scope of
supply.
A = optimal position
B = suitable alternative
C = suitable to a limited extent Direction of Speech
Adhesive tape for smooth (even) surfaces
3. Select places for installation and install the control device (TPU), handset, loudspeakers, microphone and antenna
taking into account the cable lengths and installation instructions. When drilling holes make sure that no vehicle
parts become damaged. Use cable bushings where holes have sharp edges.
4. Install the microphone ME15, supplied for the hands-free kit, in accordance with the installation sketch (Picture
Installation of Microphone); the best distance from the mouth is approx. 30 cm; airflows from the ventilation should
not go towards the microphone (see also Picture Places to Install Microphone). The loudspeaker is then installed
(the best position is in the lower front passenger footwell).
When installing the microphone and loudspeaker, make sure that they are sufficiently far apart to prevent an
acoustic short-circuit. In an especially loud environment the directional gooseneck microphone ME251
(accessories) can also be used.
5. Connect the electrical supply cable (red cable) to terminal 30 (permanent positive).
It is absolutely necessary for the ignition input (yellow/black cable) to be connected to the ignition (Kl.15) in order
for the device to be switched on automatically with the ignition. It is advised that you do not place the ignition
input of the device on permanent positive, because that restricts the device’s functional range. Af ter the ignition
has been switched off, the device continues to run for the programmed time and then switches itself off. The earth
cable is connected directly to the vehicle battery via a 3.15 A fuse, the central earth point or a part of the vehicle
body that ensures a safe earth connection.
6. If required connect the violet cable to the mute output of your car radio.
7. Insulate unused cables so that no short circuits can occur.
8. Connect handset/s, loudspeaker, microphone and antenna/e firmly to the control device using the plug-in and/or
screw joints.
9. Checking of the overall installation.
10. Insert valid SIM card.
11. Connect vehicle battery and switch on ignition.
12. Device switches itself on and requests a PIN, if this preset response has not already been switched off on the SIM
card.
13. Enter PIN - telephone registers itself in the network.
14. Set up voice calls and test the hands-free kit.
15. Carr y out other activities and/or personal settings as necessary.
A
B
C
Places to Install Microphone Installation of Microphone
Connection Diagram
Digital Output
On-Board Voltage
(max. 200 mA)
You can find the detailed operating instructions on the
internet at http://www.ptcarphone.eu/brief-instructions