Audiovox CTX3600A Bedienungsanleitung

FEATURES AND OrnONSGENERALSPECWICA11ONSTELEPHONE UNITFUNC11ONSBASIC OPERA11ONTurning the Unit On

To Store a Number in Memory

To Recall a Number from Memory

To Review the Prefix

Last Number Review

Display Own Telephone Number

Repertory Memory Scroll

Automatic Storing into a Vacant Memory Address

Secret Memory

To Lock the Unit

Automatic Lock(NAM Option)

To Unlock the Unit

Backlighting On/Off Control

Volume Control

MEMORY NAME TAG "

To Enter Names using Alpha(Letters)

To Store Name with Phone Number

To Recall from Memory with Name

ALPHA SEARCH :

PIACINGTELEPHONECALLS "

To Place a Call

If the Call Fails to Go Through

Automatic Redial(NAM Option)

Terminating a Call (Hanging Up)

To Receive Calls

To Place a Call with a Number in the Memory

Programmable Emergency Call (NAM Option)

One Touch Emergency Call

Silent Incoming Calls

Silent Alert Beep(NAM Option)

Any Digit Key Answering(NAM Option)

Automatic Answering

Anti-fraud Security Feature

To Mute a Phone Conversation

Call in Progress Protection

ONE TOUCH DIAUNG 21

To Store a Number into One Touch Memory

To Place a Call to a Number

in One Touch Memory

ONE TOUCH UNKDIAUNGStoring Numbers

Placing a Call

Speed Dialing

23 AUDIOVOXCELLULAR

CARTELEPHONE

CTX-3600

27 Congratulations... By choosing the Audiovox

crx-3600 cellular car telephone,you havejoined the

millions of satisfied customers who are enjoying the

benefits and quality performance that only an

Audiovox cellular telephonecanprovide.

.27

28 Audiovox is a leading supplier of cellular telephones

andyour new Audiovox car phone hasbeendesigned

to meet the same standardsof quality that has made

Audiovox one ofthe top rated brandsin theindustry.

This sixth generation cellular telephonecombinesthe

most advancedtechnology, with evenmore enhanced

features, than ever before, such as, one touch

emergency dialing that enables you to dial an

emergency number with the touch of a button, and

100 number alpha numeric memory locations with

alpha search that allows you to retrieve telephone

numbersby namesor initials.

-LastThree Number Redial

CALLRESTRICI1ONS(NAM OPl1ON)To Set Call Restricted Mode

To Exit Call Restriction Programming Mode

HANDS-FREE OPERA11ON(NAM OPl1ON) .

END.TO-END SIGNALINGTouch Tone'!M from Memory

Link Dialing

SCRATCH-PAD DIAl1NGSCRATCH-PAD DIAl1NG

WITHOln'KEYINGTONESDATA TRANSMISSIONManual Mode

Automatic Mode

CALL 11MEDISPIAYTo Display the Talk TIme of the Last Call

To Display the Cumulative Talk TIme

To Display the Number of Calls

Outgoing Call Timer(NAM Option)

To Clear the TImer

One MinuteBeep(NAM Option)

Sill MANAGEMENT(NAM OPl1ON)NB SYSTEM SELECI1ONMUL11PLE CnYREGISTRA11ONIASTRESCAN Sill INDICATORRADIO FREQUENCY(RF)

CHANNELINDICATORAUTOMA11C

HORNALERT(NAM OPl1ON)CALLS IN ABSENCE INDICATORSAFEIY11MER(NAM OPl1ON)FUNCI1ON REVIEWIMPORTANTSAFEIYINFORMA11ONWARNING 32

Your new crx-3600 also features a new one touch

voice mail accesskey which will connectyou to your

carrier's voice mail service(optional) with the touch

of button. You may alsousethis speciallinked dialing

key to accessbank by phone, long distanceor many

other network services.

Touch Tone' is a registered trade mark of AT&!

Your CTX-3600includes a RJll Jack that allowsyour

phone to be interfaced with a laptop computer or

facsimile machine; an auto answer feature that will

automatically connect you to the calling party after

the secondring allowing you to talk without touching

the handset{in hands-freemode) or with the anydigit

key answering feature, you may answer your

incoming calls by pressing any of the digit keys on

the keypad;

The CIX-3600 also has multi-city registration, which

permits you to register your phone in multiple cities

andsaveson costly roaming chargesand Sill (System

Iden~cation) Management that will assist you in

determining when it is most economicalto placeacall

whentraveling.

For all its high tech sophistication, the Audiuvox

CTX-3600cellular telephone is surprisingly easy to

use;with its built-in function menu you can review at

the touch of a button, which keys to use in order to

accessthe manydifferent features.

And the Audiovox cellular car telephone is a no

nonsense, high quality instrument, rugged enough

for off-road use, as well as high speed freeway

vibration. The following pages, which describe the

unit's functions, will help you to makethe easiestand

most efficient use of the Audiovox crx-3600 cellular

cartelephone.

FEA TURES AND OPTIONS

.Any Digit KeyAnswering (NAM Option)

.Last Three Number Redial

.Automatic Redial (NAM Option)

.Last Number Review

.Mute or Hold

.Call Restriction (NAM Option)

.Silent Incoming Calls (with BeepTone)

.Scratch PadDialing (with/without keying Tones)

.End-to-End Signaling

.Touch ToneThIfrom Memory

.Continuous DTMF from Keypad

.Call in ProgressProtection

.Automatic Answering

.Anti-fraud SecurityFeature

.AUX I/O JACKfor DataTransmission

.Call TIme Display (Five Functions)

.Hands-free Operation (NAMOption)

.Automatic Horn Alert (NAM Option) ---~- --

.Calls in AbsenceIndicator

.Safety TImer (NAM Option)

.Display OwnTelephoneNumber

.Multiple NB SystemSelection

.Sill Management (NAM Option)

.Multiple City Registration

.Last RescanSill Indicator

.RF ChannelIndicator

.Electronic Lock

.Automatic Lock (NAM Option)

.Function Review

.Rear SeatExtension (Option)

.Flexible Mounting

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS

(subjectto changewithout notice)

FrequencyRange: 824to 849MHz Transmit

869to 894MHz Receive

Number ofRFChannels: 832Full Duplex

ChannelSpacing: 30kHz

Duplex Spacing: 45MHz

FrequencyStability: ::t:2.5PPM

OperatingTemperature: -30oc; to +60"(

SupplyVoltage: 13.7 V DC::t:20%,Negative Ground

Current Drain: approx.1.5A in use,0.2Astandby

Size: Transceiver: 30Hx21QWX90D(mm)

1.18HX8.27WX3.54D(iliches)

Telephone Unit 62HX 62WX 200D(mm)

.2.44HX7.44Wx7.87D(inches)

Weight Transceiver: approx.0.7kg(1.54Ibs)

TelephoneUnit approx.O.4kg(O.88lbs)

RFPowerOutput 3watts (50ohms)

.One Touch Voice Mail Access Key

.Push Button Dialing

.Backlit Keypad and Display with ON/OFF Control

.Large Size Dot-matrix LCD Display

Status/Function Indicator

15-Digit Dial Number

Receiving Signal Strength Indicator

.Power up Name Tag

.Pre-set Dialing up to 16 Digits

(32 Digits: NAM Option)

.Extended Readability .

.Last Digit Clear

.Digit Display Clear

.On-Hook Dialing

.Programmable Emergency Call in locked or

restricted mode

.One Touch Emergency Call

.Repertory Dialing: 16 Digits 99 Memories

.Speed Dialing

.Repertory Memory Scroll

.Automatic Storing into aVacant Memory Address

.Secret Memory

.Memory Name Tag

.Alpha Search

.link Pre:.set Dialing from Memory

.One Touch Dialing

C..,

.TELEPHONE UNIT

FUNCTIONS

(1) indicator lights when a call is in pro-

ess.

(2) (no service) indicator lights when the

unit ISm anon-coveragearea.

(3) indicator lights when the unit is out ofthe

ea.

(4) indicator lights when the unit is locked.

(5) ISusedasaPOWERON indicator which lights

when the unit is on.

(6) RECEIVING SIGNAL STRENGTH INDICA-

TOR:The number of shadedblocks indicates the

ReceivedSignalStrength.

(7) 15-CHARACTER FUNCTiONAL ALPHA-

NUMERIC DISPlAY:

The first 5 characters indicate current

function andstatusconditions.

The remaining 10 characters show the last 10

digits of the dialednumber.

(8) ~ (Voice Mail Access Key) permits you to

accessyour carrier's network services, such as

Voice Mail.

(9) EM1d(OneTouch Dial Key) permits you to place

acall by asinglekey stroke.

(10)~ (power on/off key) is used to turn the uirlt

on/off.

(11)~ {sendkey) for placingor receivingacall.

(12)COO {endkey) ternIinates acall.

(13)~ (function key) shifts the digit keys to the

functional keys.

(14)~ {recall key) recalls phone numbers from

repertory memory.

(15)~ {store key) stores phone numbers in

repertory memory.

(16)~ (clear key) clears the digit{s) from the

display.

(17)[;;:s],E'5ZI{volumecontrolkeys)controlLoud-speaker

--an:fiarpiece audiolevelaswellasAlerttone~

ESZJ:Lower, ~ : Louder

(18)AUX 110JACKfor DataTransmission

(19) DIGil' KEYSto enter aphone number.

(20)Built in Loudspeaker.

(21)MICROPHONE JACK for HANDS-FREE.

(22)OneTouch Emergency Key permits you to place

acalltoanemergencynumberbyasinglekeystroke.

-BASIC OPERATION Repertory Memory Scroll .--;

This feature is useful in finding a certain plione

number by scrolling the repertory memory from one

ofthe designatedstarting addresses.

1Pr 'Ci:J~o' kI;v:Jth ~

.ess c,~~ c\ , ey ~ en 00 .

~ is the digit used to assign the starting address

as follows.

TStarting address

981

Turning tlte Unit On

With ilie ignition switch at "ON" or"ACCESSORY'.

press ~ ".~ .The indicator ~ will light (all indicators

will light momentarily; display wili show the

programmed Nameor your phonenumber, and atone

will beheard).

.Signal Strength Indicator

The number of ilie shadedblocks indicatesthe Signal

Strengthin your area.Four blocks show ilie maximum

level.Thedisplaywill varyasyour carmoves.If ilie signal

is not strong enough to place a call, the

indicator will appearon the readout

To Store a Number in Memory

1.Press £$ , then enter the phonenumber.

2. Press ,$;:r;~ ,then enter the memory address (01

through 99). c"~,-~-~-~ c,,-

2. Press riIj or ~ .

~ : Scroll upward (with roll back to 01)

~ : Scro[downward (wiilirollup to 99)

Memory address and the last 7 digits of the stored

number will be displayed on the readout asfollows.

Example :

Example:Press 'S;V~ , key (I thenIj , the displayed

number will be stored into memory address15.

To Recall a Number from Memory

Press tJ; , then enter the memory address (01

through 99).

Example: Press .1J:I;, key~then~ the number

stored in memory address 15will be displayed

onthe readout

To Review the Prefix

(Number Longer than 10digits)

After pressing t,i~,y\ ,hold downthe seconddigit of

the memory address.

Address-No. Tel. No.

Note: In this scroll feature, any vacant memory

address{es)will be skipped.

Automatic Storing into a Vacant

Memory Address

This feature allows automatic storing into a vacant

repertory memory address. This ends the possible

problem ofwriting overapreviously storednumber.

1. Enter the phonenumber.

2Pr .~A"

.ess i~~~; .

3. Enter a memory address group number in which

youwantto storeanumber.

~ : From 01to 10

[£1 : From 11to 20

~ :-FrQm21-1;Q3Q- ---~---

Frtl

EWl

[:!1J

Note: When a set of linked numbers is recalled, you

can review only the last linked number with

this feature. To review link 1 to Ilnk5, use

~ '~ then ke~<x-islto 5}~Referto

..link Dialing".

last Number Review

Press Q~I;;;;, key 11 then ~ again,the last number

usedwill be displayed.

Display Own Telephone Number

You canseeyour ownphonenumber on the readout

Press ~R~! ,key~ then!!MJagain. 4Pr ~

.ess~.

The memory address and the last 7 digits of the

stored phone number will be displayed on the

readoutasfollows.

From Btto 90

From 91to 99

From 01to 99

t.*"""3:'t'c;

Example

key ~ then ~.

Press ;RCfi

Note: If there is no vacant address in the assigned

are~ the phone number will not be stored in

the memory.

Secret Memory

This feature allows you to store ID codes, telephone

credit cardnumbers,etc. in secretmemory locations.

For security purposes,you must enter your three-digit

security code to display the secret number. For

practicaluseof the secretmemory, refer to "END-TO-

END SIGNALING".

To Store tlle Secret Number

1.Press~ ,then enter Secret Number.

2.Press m , ~, then enter the ~~mo:ry

address (01through 99). will be displayed on

ereaou

Example: To store the secret number 9876 into

memory address41 or automatically store this

number into avacantmemory addressof 40's.

press keys ~ , [I] .(to store into a vacant

memoryaddressof40'

To Confirm the Secret Number

1.Enterthe three-digitsecuritycode.

2.Press~, thenenterthe memoryaddress(01

through 99). The last 10 digits of the secret

numberwill bedisplayedonthereadout

Example: To confinn the secret number stored into

memory address41.

To Lock the Unit

Pres then key ~ (LOCK).

The indicator lights. The unit will remain

locke un unlocked, even if the power is turned

off.

Automatic Lock (NAM Option)

If you request the feature of Automatic Lock, your

NAM can be programmed so that your unit will

automatically go into the lock mode when the power

of the unit is turned "off". When ~is turned "on':

the unlock codeis required to operatethe unit.

To Unlock the Unit

Enter the three-digit unlock code. The ~

indicator will go out when the three-digit code is the

sameasthe coderegistered in the NAM.

Backlighting On/Off Control

LCD display and the keypad are backlit automatically

after the Power-On. If needed, backlighting can be

turned off by pressing~ ' key ~ then 00 .

Even if the unit is in the backlighting "Off" mode,the

backlighting will be turned on againautomatically for

10secondswhen any key operationis performed or a

call is received.

To return to the backlighting"On" mode,press~ ,

key ~ then 00 again.

Volume Control

The audio level of the loudspeaker,earpiece and the

alert tone canbe adjustedby the Volume Control keys

(~and~).

1.Enter the three-digit security code

~~~

Note: Refer to "To Recal;

and "To Review th~ a Number from Memory

?refix" for more details.

II Silent Incoming Calls

This feature alerts you visually of an incoming call by

flashing ;,GALLon the readout instead of hearing

theAlert Tone.

1. Press~ , key ~ then ~ .The will

appearon the readout

2. When a call is received, the unit indicates it by

on the readoutwithout Alert Tone.

3. answerthe call. .

adoutwill go out

4.This mode is eactivatedby pressing ~, key

~ then~ ag ain~ ~ .

5. If the Silent Incoming Calls is activatedwhen the

unit is powered up, will appear on the

readoutfor 5seconds.

Silent Alert "Beep" (NAM Option)

Norrriill operation of silent alert is to display the word

"CALL" in the handsetdisplay,when a call is being

received, without an obtrusive audible ring signal. If

the user would like to know when a call is being

received, however, still does not want an obtrusive

ring signal, a single "beep" at the beginning of the

call (NAM) will allow the user to know a phone call is

being received.

Any Digit Key Answering

(NAM Option)

This feature permits you to answer an incoming call

by pressinganyofthe digit keys on the keypad.

Automatic Answering

With this feature, the incoming call will be

automatically connectedafter two alert tones, and the

\tf4;Q$:E'indicator will appearin the display. At that

point, the unit is readyfor Hands-freeoperation.

1.Press~ andthen key ~ .~will appearin

the display.

2. This mode is deactivated when ~ and then

key ~ arepressedagain.

3.This featurewill not function if the handsetis off the

cradle or if the unit is in the following modes;

1)Locked

2)Automatic Horn Alert

3) Automatic Callsin AbsenceIndicator

4) Automatic Answer FaxData

5) SilentIncoming Calls

4. If the Automatic Answering is activated when the

unit is powered up, ~ will appear on the

readoutfor 5seconds.

2. Press ~ ' the lJN V~EiJindicator will light as

the call is placed.

Programmable Emergency Call

(NAM Option)

This featurepennits you to placeacallto 3emergency

numbers (maximum of 7 digits) evenif your telephone

hasbeensetto the locked or restricted modes.

The three emergency numbers must be pre-

programmedin the NAM.

Note: !:; , ~ , -~~'T

-'11 IS presel emergency numoer. tyuu ma)

changethis number if you wish).

Operation in Lock Mode

L Enter the emergencycall number (911); ;9 ~~

("911" doesnot indicate, but the indicator

will light).

2.Press ~ ' the indicator will light.

3.To temlinate the c , e: t), .(The LIfIfc(;jS£j

indicator will go out.)

Operation in Call Restriction Mode

The operation and display are the same as in the

normalmode.

.One Touch Emergency Call

This feature permits you to place a call to an

emergencynumber by a single keystroke, evenwhen

the unit is in the locked or restricted modes. This

featurecan be deactivatedto prevent anunintentional

emergencycall.

To Place the Emergency Call

Press key ~ for more than 2 seconds. The first

emergency number that is pre-programmed in the

NAMwill bedisplayed,andl~;U$£l indiCator:wilflight

asacall isplaced.The factory pre-setnumber is 911.

To turn the One Touch Emergency Call

feature on or off

1.Enteryour three digit security code.

2.Pressthe~ key [I] then !i1.

3.Pressthe~key to turn the OneTouch Emergency

Callfeatureon or off.

4.After you haveentered the desired on or off status,

pressthe ~ key then the ~ key.

Seealso Programmable Emergency Call

To turn the ANTI FRAUD feature on or off

1.Enter your iliree digit security code.

2.Pressilie ~ key rm ilien @ .

3.Your PIN number and the on/off statuswill appear

in ilie display.

4. Pressilie ~ key to turn ilie PIN enby feature on

or off.

5.After you haveentered the desiredon or off status,

pressilie ~ keyilien ilie ~ key.

To Mute a Phone Conversation

1.Press ~, ilien key !iJ. ~will appearon

ilie readout. Then ilie transmit audio will be muted

and the receive audio will be heard from the

loudspeaker. You may converse privately with

a passenger during a call with the handset on~

or off the cradle.

2. To return to normal conversation, press ~ ,

ilien key fjJ againor lift the handset.

3.Mute is resetwhen callis terminated.

Call in Progress Protection

Phone conversation will continue until call is

terminated, evenafter ignition switch is turned off.

Anti-fraud Security Feature

Your new Audiovox Cellular telephone has been

engineeredwith the latest technology to help protect

from the fraudulent use of your cellular telephone

number.

Cellular fraud most often occurs by cellular thieves

using electronic devices that can read your unique

.cellular phone number and your phone's electronic

serial number (E.S.N). This information can then be

programmedinto another phonefor fraudulent use.

Certain cellular systems provide for anANTI-FRAUD

security feature to help protect the unauthorized use

of your cellular telephone number. This feature

utilizes aspecialpersonalidentification number (PIN).

Should your cellular carrier offer this enhan£ed

service,your new phone must be programmed with a

PIN chosen by you-;For-your-protecti()n, you catinot

make any outgoing calls until you have established

your PIN. To establish your PIN, pleasecontact your

cellular serviceprovider for specificinStructions.

To place a call using the PIN security feature

1. Enter the number you are calling by either dialing

the number or recalling in the number from a

specificmemory location.

2. Press the 5e~" key as your call is being

processedthe word PIN will appearin the display.

3. Pressthe ::S~Np key again,your call will then be

placed.

To place a call with the PIN entry feature in

One Touch Dialing

1. Press the One Touch key for approx. 0.5 seconds.

The last 10digits will appearin the display.

2. As your call is being processed,the word PIN will

appearon the display.

3. Press One Touch key again,your call wiR then be

-placed ~-- ~

Thi, feature pe=i" you to p"ce , call by, ,ingl,

k,y",ok,

To Store a Number into One Touch

Memory

LPc", [(;1jjJ,thcn'nte"phon,numb,"

2fu,,~, th,nth,On,Tooch K,y[MJJStored

oomb"=b,re';cw,dbypre,,ing[BJ;:!Jth,"th,

On,ToochKcyyoo w",tto re';,w

To Place a Call to a Number in One

Toucb Memory

fu"th, OncToochK,y [MJJfu"pprox 05"c

Th, ",t 10digi" of the00mb" will" di,p"y,d on

th,re,doo, ",d th,~ indirnto,willlight"

",]li,p""d

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