Tsmc P810 User manual

P810 Wireless USB Phone

User Manual

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Federal Communication Commission Interference Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the

FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential

installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in

accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee

that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the

interference by one of the following measures:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that

to which the receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the

user's authority to operate this equipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may

not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may

cause undesired operation.

This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

Contents

1.GettingStarted

1.1 Charging battery with USB cord charger

1.2 Switch the wireless handset On / Off

1.3 Handset operation

1.4Paringup

1.5 Icon indications (PC side)

1.6 LED light indication for the wireless handset

1.7 LED light indication for the USB Dongle

2. Using the wireless Handset

2.1 Description of keypads

2.1.1SkypeCallButton

2.1.2.Answer/CallButton

2.1.3NumericButtons

2.1.4 Up/Down Button + Speaker Volume control

2.1.5 Utility Button

2.1.5.1 Website Hotkey

2.1.5.2DeviceSetup

2.1.5.3 Pre-Set Website

2.1.6 Call Ending Button + Power On / Off Button

3. Making / receiving Skype calls

3.1 Answering phone calls

3.2 Making Phone Calls--Calling Stored Contact

3.3 Making Phone Calls—Using Skype speed dial

3.4 Making Phone Calls—Using Skype out service

4. Assigning PC Audio to PC Speakers

5.SystemRequirement

6. Package

7. Technical Specification

Safety Instruction:

Please read this section carefully before start using wireless USB handset for Skype.

Battery Safety Instructions

• Do not burn, disassemble, strike or mutilate the battery. The battery contains toxic materials that could release, resulting in injury.

• There is a risk of explosion if you replace the battery with an incorrect battery type. Use only the battery that came with your phone.

• Remove batteries if storing over 30 days.

• Do not short circuit battery.

• Do not dispose the battery in fire that could result in explosion.

• Use specified chargers only.

• Keep out of the reach of children.

The rechargeable battery must be disposed of properly and may need to be recycled. Refer to your battery's label for battery type. Contact your local

recycling center for proper disposal methods.

Disposal of the device

Some of the product material can be reuse if you bring them to a recycling point. Please contact your local authorities in case you need more

information on the collection points in your area.

Cleaning

Clean the headsets with a slightly damp cloth or with an anti-static cloth. Please do not use abrasive solvent for cleaning purpose.

1. Getting Started

This section provides the Step-By-Step instructions you will need for using Wireless Skype headset.

1.1 Charging battery with USB cord charger

Before you use the wireless Skype handset for the first time, you must make sure that the battery is fully charged. For battery charging, do the

following:.

a) Open the battery compartment.

b) Insert the battery as indicated. (See below)

c) Your PC or notebook must be in "Power on" status.

d) Plug the USB cord charger into the Wireless Skype phone and connect to the USB jack of your PC or notebook.

Battery c harging picture.

Battery Insert picture.

While charging, the LED light is indicated as below:

a) The Red LED light on the phone will flash when the phone is recharging.

b) The RED LED light will extinguish when the battery is fully recharged.

1.2 Switch the wireless handset On / Off:

It is recommend switching off the handset when the PC is shut down for power saving purpose of the handset battery in order to achieve longer

talking/standby hours. To switch the handset On/Off the handset:

a) Press the call ending button on the handset for 3~5 consecutive seconds.

b) You will hear a ring tone for on/off status indication once the handset is power on / off.

1.3 Handset operation

For wireless handset operation, see the followings:

a) Please follow the “DRIVER INSTALLATION” in this CD to complete the driver installation.

b) Plug in the USB dongle to USB jack of your PC or Notebook PC.

c) Pressing and hold the key to power on the phone.

d) Once the appear in the tool bar, the phone is now ready to use.

1.4 Paring up

As factory default, the Wireless handset and the USB Dongle have already been paired up. Once the driver is properly installed, the wireless handset

and the USB Dongle should be in ready to use status.

However, If you find the “ ” indicate in the tool bar, check the following:

i) The wireless handset is power “ON”.

ii) The Dongle is properly installed in the USB jack.

If above i) and ii) are properly installed but the icon still shows “ ”, please conduct manual paring procedures as below:

For manual paring, use mouse to point " " and click right hand key on the mouse. You will find this tool bar. (See below)

Use the left key of the mouse and click the "Link" in the tool bar.

At the mean time, press and hold the “ ”keypad on the wireless handset until the icon change to . The handset is now ready for use.c)

1.5 Icon indications (PC side)

You will find an icon appear in the tool bar of your PC or notebook. Each icon indicates different status of the wireless handset:

ICON Phone status indication

Failure to establish connection between handset and the Dongle. Please check if the handset is

power “ON” and the Dongle is properly installed in the USB jack.

2 or more Dongle are found. Please remove the excess Dongle.

Unable to find Dongle.

No driver is installed.

User choice the “Utility Section”. (See section 2.1.5 for detail)

Phone is in STAND BY Mode.

Phone is in SKYPE contact list section. (See section 2.1.1for detail)

Recharging battery.

Low in battery. Please recharge the battery. (See section 1.1 for detail)

1.6 LED light indication for the wireless handset

There are 2 LED lights on the wireless handset. The flashing of the BLUE and RED LED light indicates:

BLUE RED Flashing style Status Indication

X Rapidly Establishing connection with Dongle.

X Flash every 1 second Connection established.

Handset is ready to use.

X X Flash simultaneously Searching for Dongle. (Unit paring up in progress)

X X Flash and hold Power On / Off in progress.

X Rapidly Out of reception range / Low in battery

X Light up Battery charging in progress.

- - No flash Handset is power off.

1.7 LED light indication for the USB Dongle

There is a BLUE LED light on the USB Dongle. The flashing of the LED light indicates:

BLUE Flashing style Status Indication

X Rapidly Connection has just been established.

X Flash in every 1.5 sec. Connection established and the handset is ready to use.

X Short flash in every 3 sec. Searching for handset. (Unit paring up in progress)

- No flash PC or Notebook is power off. No connection established.

2.Using the wireless Handset

This section provides you the basic functions of the wireless handset.

2.1 Description of keypads

1. Skype Call Button:

2. Answer/Call Button:

3. Numeric Keys:

4. Up / Down+ Speaker Volume Control：

5. Utility Key Selection:

6. Power On / Off + Call Ending Button:

2 6

3 4

2.1.1 Skype Call Button:

When the Skype icon is hidden, press once to activate the Skype program. Press again after Skype Program is opened to make selection from Skype tab

screen.

2.1.2. Answer/Call Button:

When a call comes in, press this button to answer the call. When you have selected a contact or completed dialing, press this button to call out.

2.1.3 Numeric Buttons:

You may use these keys for dialing by inputting the phone number for Skype out service. Also, you may program the speed dialing code for speed dial

service in Skype program. (see section 3.3 for detail)

2.1.4 Up/Down Button + Speaker Volume control:

Use these buttons to move upward or downward in your contact list and to highlight a contact. You may also use this button to make your selection in

other screens. Also, you may adjust the volume by using this bottom while you are on the phone.

2.1.5 Utility Button:

Use this button to active the utility user interface. When press the " " key, the Utility Icon will appear:

Remake:

You will see some icons in this page.

ICON Indication

Indicates the reception status.

Indicates the battery status.

Quick key for on-line User's Manual.

Quick key for on-line FAQ and answers.

2.1.5.1 Website Hotkey

You may set your favorite website address here to have easy and quick access into the designate website. Follow the simple steps of programming your

favorite websites as below.

a) Set your favorite website by entering the “Name” and “Website” address in the designated column and click "Save".

b) Using the “ “ to move to the pre-set website column..

c) Press the “ ” to enter the selected website.

d) OR, press the number key listed. (eg. Press “3” for CNN)

e) The designated website will open on other window.

2.1.5.2 Device Setup

You may change your phone set up in this section. Follow the Hint on the right hand site to complete the setups.

USB Phone Volume Adjustment

a) Using the “ “ to select the sound device you wish to modify.

b) Press the “ ” to volume up the speaker and Microphone volume.

Ring Tone selection:

a) There are 4 tones for you to choose from. Using the “ “to move to the Ring tone section.

b) Press the “ ” to select the desire ring tone type.

c) OR, using the numeric key to select the desire ring tone. (eg. Press “1” for Ring 1)

Skype Audio Devices:

Please set both output and input device in the Skype Audio Device section to "USB Phone" to get the proper USB Phone function.

If you connect your speaker with your computer units, please change the "Windows default sound device" to your system sound card.

2.1.5.3 Pre-Set Website

You may see a pre-set website in this page.

2.1.6 Call Ending Button + Power On / Off Button:

At the end of conversation, press this button to hang up.

Also, press this key to delete the number dialed when the wrong

digit of number is entered in Skype out service.

The phone can also switch the power ON/ OFF for this handset .

(See section 1.2 for detail)

3. Making phone calls:

To make/receive a skype call from the wireless handset, please read this section.

3.1 Answering phone calls

Flash

When a call is coming in, the Skype Phone begins to ring and the

Skype indicator begins to flash. Press the Answer/Call button to

answer the call and begin conversation. When the conversation

ends, press the Off/Cancel button to hang up. Then the Skype

indicator is extinguished, it indicates that the phone call is ended.

3.2 Making Phone Calls--Calling Stored Contact

If you have stored contact information in the Skype contact list, you may use this list for calling friends as using contact list in your cell phone.

1. Press Skype call button to activate Skype program and contact list.

2. Press Up/down and contact selection button to select desire contact person.

3. Press call button to make phone calls.

3.3 Making Phone Calls—Using Skype speed dial

This function is the most convenient and the most useful dialing method offered by the Skype. Just like pressing on a pre-set key on your cell phone to

call a friend or relative, you may enjoy the same function in Skype Program and the wireless handset. By assigning a 1- or 2-digit speed dialing code in

the Skype Program, you may press the pre-set 1- or 2-digit codes on the USB phone set to call your contacts directly. Even longer numbers for SkypeOut

such as local numbers, cell phone numbers, or international numbers can be simplified to a 1- or 2-digit speed dialing code for easy calling.

1.Open Skype window, select “Contact” tab with your

mouse. Move the cursor to the contact or SkypeOut

number that is to be programmed for speed-dial,

then right-click and select “Assign Speed-Dial”.

2.When the setup dialog box pops up, enter one set of numeric code; maximum length is 2 digits. After

setup is completed, whenever such contact is highlighted in the future, the speed dialing code will appear.

Remember this code; when calling this contact in the future, just dial this 1- or 2-digit code on the wireless

handset and press “Call” the call will be made that easy!

3.4 Making Phone Calls—Using Skype out service

Skype is a free Internet phone service, and is very convenient when both parties are using the software for conversation on the Internet. You can still enjoy low cost

phone services with SkypeOut to make local calls, mobile phone calls, long distance calls, and international long distance calls. To use Skype Out, please apply for an

account and purchase credits online at Skype Out website first. With purchased credits for Skype out, you may use your wireless handset to call any phone number in

the world.

To make a SkypeOut call, you must enter the number in the following way (even for local calls) :"+" + "country code" + "number". You can also use "00"

or "011" before the country code.

Examples for dialing methods (using the country code "1" for calling USA):

1) Press + 1 555 555 1234 (Remark: Press the “0” and hold for 2 sec. It will change to “+”)

2) Press 00 1 555 555 1234

3) Press 011 1 555 555 1234

WARNING:

Skype software does not support calls to any emergency number nor emergency service (e.g. 211, 911, 999 etc). To perform calls of this type please

make sure to use a landline telephone or a cellular/mobile phone.

4. Assigning PC Audio to PC Speakers

Skype handset has a built-in audio chip, which is equivalent to an external sound card device. Therefore, when the handset is connected to a PC, the Windows

operation system will recognize it as default audio output device and replace the original audio output device. This facilitates plug-and-play of the USB handset, but it

may interfere with the music or video files used to be played through your speakers or stereo headset that are connected to the original sound card in your PC once the

USB handset is plugged in. To allow music and sound effect be played through the original speakers, you must reset audio output device of your PC.

1. Please click utility key " " to call out “SET UP” function

2. To adjust the Skype Audio Device, select the desire device under the “Input Device and “Output device”.

3. To check the Windows default sound device, press the button “Setup” to call out windows “Sounds and Audio Devices Properties” (See below Picture A)

4. After the “Sounds and Audio Devices Properties” window is opened, select “Audio” tab, and you will see that the default device for sound playback is “USB Audio

Device”.