Zte WP806A User manual

ZTE CORPORATION
WP806A
CDMA Fixed Wireless Phone
User Manual

Copyright © 2005 by ZTE Corporation
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make modifications on print errors or update specifications without prior
notice.
Edition: 1st edition, Apr., 2005

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Contents
1 General Information..........................................................................1
1.1 Preface .......................................................................................................1
1.2 Safety Precautions .....................................................................................1
1.3 Cleaning and Maintenance........................................................................3
2 Getting Started..................................................................................4
2.1 Checking the Package ...............................................................................4
2.2 Technical Specifications ...........................................................................5
2.3 Key Definition...........................................................................................6
2.4 Display Icons.............................................................................................8
2.5 Installation .................................................................................................8
2.6 Power supply ...........................................................................................11
2.7 Connecting to the Network .....................................................................11
3 Basic Operations.............................................................................13
3.1 Making a Call ..........................................................................................13
3.1.1 Making a Domestic Call..................................................................13
3.1.2 Dialing PSTN’s Extensions.............................................................13
3.1.3 Making IDD ....................................................................................13
3.1.4 Dialing a Number in the List...........................................................13
3.2 Answering the Call..................................................................................14
3.3 Ending the call.........................................................................................14
3.4 Redialing .................................................................................................14
3.5 Billing Information..................................................................................14
3.6 Call Menu ................................................................................................15
3.7 Making a Three-way Call........................................................................15
4 Function Menu................................................................................ 17
4.1 Usage of the Function Menu ...................................................................17

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4.2 NAMES ...................................................................................................17
4.2.1 Searching .........................................................................................18
4.2.2 Adding New Name..........................................................................19
4.2.3Editing 19
4.2.4 Deleting ......................................................................................... 19
4.2.5 Checking Used Space......................................................................20
4.2.6 Group Settings.................................................................................20
4.2.7 Sending Message.............................................................................20
4.3 Messages .................................................................................................20
4.3.1 Writing Messages............................................................................21
4.3.2 Viewing Received and Saved Messages.........................................21
4.3.3 Msg setting ......................................................................................22
4.4 Call History .............................................................................................23
4.5.1 Viewing Calls List...........................................................................23
4.6 Profile ......................................................................................................24
4.7 Organizer .................................................................................................24
4.7.1 Alarm Clock ....................................................................................25
4.7.2 Calculator ........................................................................................26
4.7.3 Notepad ..........................................................................................26
4.7.4 World Clock ....................................................................................27
4.8 Divert.......................................................................................................28
4.9 Settings ....................................................................................................28
4.9.1 Phone settings..................................................................................28
4.9.2 Display settings ...............................................................................29
4.9.3 Call setting.......................................................................................29
4.9.4 Security ........................................................................................29
4.9.5 Reset settings ...................................................................................30
4.9.6 Manager settings..............................................................................30
5 Text Input .......................................................................................31
5.1 Overview .................................................................................................31

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5.2 Keyboard Definition................................................................................31
5.3 Notes on Input Methods..........................................................................31
5.3.1 English and Number Input ..............................................................31
5.3.2 Entering Templates/poem ...............................................................33
6 Data Network Access Function.......................................................34
6.1 WIN98 Configuration for Internet Access..............................................34
6.2 WIN2000 Configuration for Internet Access..........................................38
6.3 WIN XP Configuration for Internet Access ...........................................46
7 PC Fax ............................................................................................56
7.1 Summary .................................................................................................56
7.2 System Requirement ...............................................................................56
7.3 Start PC Fax function ..............................................................................56
8 Troubleshooting.............................................................................. 57

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1 General Information
1.1 Preface
Thank you for using WP806A CDMA Fixed Wireless Phone(FWP). To
guarantee your phone always in its best condition, please read this manual
carefully.
Besides its basic call function, the WP806A provides many practical
functions including telephone number grouping, clock ,calculator, data service,
which bring great convenience and fun to your work and daily life. With its
rich functions applied in business, the WP806A phone will be your right-hand
assistant.
1.2 Safety Precautions
Some electronic devices are susceptible to electromagnetic interference
sent by FWP if inadequately shielded, Try to use the phone at least 20 cm
away from ordinary telephone, TV sets, radio and other automated office
equipment so as to avoid electromagnetic interference.
Operating of FWP may interfere with medical devices like hearing aids
and pacemakers. Consult a physician or the manufacturer of the medical
device before using the FWP.
Be aware of the usage limitation when using FWP at places such as oil
warehouses or chemical factories, where there are explosive gases or
explosive products being processed, because even if your phone is in idle
state, it still transmits radio frequency (RF) energy.

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Do not touch the antenna while calling.
Keep the antenna free from obstructions and position the antenna straight
up. This will ensure best call quality.
Please put the phone on the safe place. The phone may cause injury if
used as a toy by children.
Please use original accessories or accessories that are authorized by
ZTE. Using any unauthorized accessories may affect your FWP’s
performance, hurt your phone or even cause danger to your body
and violate related national regulations about telecom terminals.
As your FWP can produce electromagnetic field, do not place it near
magnetic items such as computer disks.
Do not expose your FWP to direct sunlight or store it in hot areas. High
temperatures can shorten the life of electronic devices.
Prevent liquid from leaking into your phone.
Do not attempt to disassemble the FWP by yourself. Non-expert handling
of the devices may damage them.
Make sure that FWP is power on and in service area before making
emergency call. Dial the emergency call number after you pick up the
handset, and press CALL/REDIAL key to send.
Unplug the external power adapter or take out the battery before you put
the phone out of use for a long period of time.
It is highly recommended to charge the battery before initial use. The
battery might have been discharged during storage and delivery.
Do not unplug the connector of the data cable from the phone when the

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power is on.
1.3 Cleaning and Maintenance
The phone is not water-resistant, so do not use it in high humidity places
such as the bathroom.
If you want to clean your phone, please use clean fabric that is a bit wet
or anti-static. Turn off your phone before you clean it.
Do not use harsh chemical cleaning solvents or strong detergents to clean
your phone, such as alcohol, dilution agent and benzene.
Use the phone within a temperature range of -10°C~55°C and a humidity
range of 25%~85%.

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2 Getting Started
2.1 Checking the Package
Please check all the parts shown below and make sure no piece is missing
or broken. ( The appearance of the parts in your package may be different from
those in the manual.)
Main Unit (1) Handset (1) Antenna (1)Handset Cord (1)
External power adapter (1) User Manual (1)
Certificate
of quality (1)

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2.2 Technical Specifications
zAir interface protocol: IS-2000SR1, downward compatible with
IS-95A/B.
zFrequency range: Tx: 824~849MHz
Rx: 869~894MHz
zLCD: LCD/outgoing number/ talk time/ clock/ CID/ RSSI signal
intensity/ battery level/ short message indication
zExternal interfaces: a. External power socket (DC)
b. DATA interface
c. Antenna connector TNC (F)
zExternal power adapter Power supply: 90V～270V, 50Hz（AC）
zVoice decoding: 13K QCELP/ 8K EVRC
zDimensions (W×H×D): 176mm×213.5mm×75.5mm（exclude antenna）
zBattery :
Continuous standby time : Approx. 72 hours (depending on the network
condition).
Continuous talk time: Approx. 2 hours (depending on the network
DB9 data cable (1)
(optional)
USB data cable and USB Driver CD
(1) (optional)

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condition).
For other parameters about battery and charger, please refer to the real
objects.
2.3 Key Definition
(1) LCD
(2) NAMES/BACK (Right Soft Key):
To access the phone book and execute functions as shown in the lower
right corner of the LCD.
(3) CLR key:
(1)
(
8
)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(7)
(6)
(9)
(10)
(11)

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Clear the last entry.
(4) MENU/SELECT (Left Soft Key):
To access the main menus and execute functions as shown in the lower
left corner of the LCD.
(5) CHG/PWR LED:
It glows red when you charge the battery, and turns green when the
battery is fully charged.
(6) 0~9 number keys:
To enter numbers and characters.
(7) * key and # key:
They have different functions in different modes or function menus.
Please refer to corresponding sections.
(8) Up/Down/Left/Right key (Scroll keys):
To move the cursor when entering letters and to scroll through menu
options and displays, can be set as short cut keys.
(9) key:
Switch on/off the phone; hang up; display calendar in the idle state, return
to the idle state from menu.
(10) CALL/REDIAL key:
To make a call or redial the last number called after you pick up the
handset or press HANDFREE key.
(11) HANDFREE:
Hand-free key.
Hint:

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zThe shape of the key shown in this manual may be different from your
real phone.
zIn this manual, the expression “press a key-press” stands for pressing a
key shortly, while “hold the key-press” for pressing a key for 2~3 seconds.
2.4 Display Icons
The icons listed below may appear on your phone’s LCD.
Signal indicator. More bars indicates stronger signal.
Indicates that you have received a new message. If the icon blinks, it
indicates that the message box is full.
The Alarm is set.
You have set “divert all calls”.
Battery level indicator. More black bars indicate higher level.
Enable mute mode.
Bar incoming calls.
Bar outgoing calls.
Bar incoming and outgoing calls.
2.5 Installation
Back sight of WP806A:
Antenna connector Battery switch
Data interface External power socket

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1. Handset:
Connect the main unit and the handset with the handset cord.
2. Antenna:
Install the antenna to the antenna connector. Hold the plastic stick of the
antenna and turn the metal screw clock-wise. Do not turn the antenna
directly.
3. Adapter
Plug the AC/DC adapter into an appropriate wall outlet. Please use
original accessories.
Good grounding may guarantee your terminal in a reliable service status.

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4. Computer
Use the DB9 data cable or USB data cable for connecting the data
interface to the computer for data service. Power off the phone then stick in
or pull out the data cable.
5.Power on:
If you use the external power adapter, hold key , and then get
started after self-test.
If you use the built-in spare battery of the phone ,turn the battery switch
on the back side of the phone to “∣”, hold key , and then get started
after self-test.
6. Power off:
Hold key to power off the phone.
AC
Plug

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2.6 Power supply
There are two ways of power supply:
1. Use the external power adapter.
2. Use the built-in spare battery of the phone.
When using the phone, please connect it with the external power adapter.
With external power supply, the phone will automatically check electricity
quantity of the battery and charge the built-in battery.
Use the built-in spare battery of the phone in case of power failure or
when there is no available power socket nearby.
If the electricity of the built-in battery will be used up, please connect the
external power adapter for charging in time. The screen will prompt and the
buzzer will beep.
CHG/PWR LED: While charging, the LED indicates red. If the battery is
full, the LED changes to green color.
2.7 Connecting to the Network
After the phone are decoded, the phone will automatically search for the
network. When the connection is set, the name of the network service provider
will be displayed at the center of the screen. The display may not be the same
as below with different service providers.

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Now your phone is in the idle state. Besides receiving and sending calls,
you can do the following things:
zPress to display the calendar.
zPress Right Soft key to enter the NAMES.
zPress Left Soft key to enter the function menu. Please refer to Chapter 4.
Note: If “EMERGENCY CALLS ONLY” is shown on your screen, you
can only send emergency calls relating to the strength of the signal.

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3 Basic Operations
3.1 Making a Call
3.1.1 Making a Domestic Call
After you pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key, Enter the
telephone number by Number key ( add area code when making a long
distance call) , and press CALL/REDIAL key to send a call.
If the call is over, hang up or hook on the receiver, and then press
key to return to the idle state.
3.1.2 Dialing PSTN’s Extensions
After you pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key, Dial the
exchange number and then the extension.
3.1.3 Making IDD
Method：Pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key, hold the * key
until your screen displays the prefix symbol “+” of an international call.
Then enter the code of the country you want to dial and the complete
telephone number. Country codes follow the conventions (Get rid of “0” before
the area code when you make a call). For example, [phone].
3.1.4 Dialing a Number in the List
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the phone, and the last made or received call is saved at the top of the list
(please refer to Section 4.5 “Call History”. All numbers are grouped as missed
calls, received calls and dialed calls. Your phone lists all the numbers so that
you can view all the call logs.
Pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key, press CALL/REDIAL
key to enter call history, scroll down the list , press CALL/REDIAL key and
OK Left Soft key to dial the selected number in the list.
3.2 Answering the Call
When the phone rings, LCD will display the incoming number. Pick up
the receiver to answer the call, and timing will start for the call.
Note: To display the incoming number requires network support.
3.3 Ending the call
Put down the handset when you answer the call by picking up the handset.
Press HANDFREE key when you answer the call by pressing
HANDFREE key.
Press key to return to the idle state after ending call.
3.4 Redialing
PressCALL/REDIAL key twice and OK Left Soft key to redial the last
number called after you pick up the handset or press HANDFREE key.
3.5 Billing Information
Note: This function require network support.
The phone adopts pulse-charging mode and the charging unit is “unit”.
When the call is over, the billing information will displayed. For example, the

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message means: when a call is connected, 2unit will be displayed; since then,
2units will be added per 10 seconds. If you dial a free number, the phone will
display 0unit.
For example, if call duration is 15 seconds, 4units will be displayed. If call
duration is 20 seconds, 6units will be displayed.
3.6 Call Menu
During calling, you can enter the call menu by pressing MENU. The
operation methods are the same as those in the function menu; please refer to
Section 4.1 “Usage of the Function Menu”.
You can do the following operations in Call menu:
zHold /Retrieve
Keep the current session or resume the held call.
zMute
Not send local voice.
zDTMF off/on
Enable or disable sending DTMF tone.
zMenu
Enter the organiser menu.
Note: This Call menu only appears in the session process, which supports
Three-way Call.
3.7 Making a Three-way Call
The phone supports the Three-way call. When two parties are talking, one
of which can dial the number of the third party without hanging up the current