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as a power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been
spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus
has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally,
or has been dropped.
(12) The CellCom wireless communication system contains a
non-user serviceable battery.
CAUTION: Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly replaced.
Replace only with the same or equivalent type.
Lithium batteries can overheat or explode if they are shorted.
When you handle the CPU card or a loose battery, DO NOT touch
any external electrical conductors to the battery’s terminals or to
the circuits that the terminals are connected to.
Please familiarize yourself with the safety symbols in Figure 1.
When you see these symbols on a CellCom wireless
communication system, they warn you of the potential danger of
electric shock if the system is used improperly. They also refer
you to important operating and maintenance instructions in the
manual.
Safety Symbols
EMC AND SAFETY
The CellCom wireless communication system meets all relevant
CE, FCC, UL, and CSA specifications set out below:
EN55103-1 Electromagnetic compatibility. Product family
standard for audio, video, audio-visual, and entertainment
lighting control apparatus for professional use. Part 1:
Emissions.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
This symbol alerts you to the presence of uninsulated dangerous
voltage within the product’s enclosure that might be of sufficient
magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock. Do not open
the product’s case.
This symbol informs you that important operating and main-
tenance instructions are included in the literature accompanying
this product.
- DIGITAL WIRELESS 1
- SOFTWARE LICENSE 3
- 2. COPYRIGHT 4
- 3. YOU MAY: 4
- 4. YOU MAY NOT: 4
- 5. TERM: 4
- 6. LIMITED WARRANTY: 4
- 7. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY: 5
- 8. RESTRICTED RIGHTS: 5
- 9. OTHER ISSUES: 5
- CONTENTS 7
- IMPORTANT SAFETY 23
- INSTRUCTIONS 23
- EMC AND SAFETY 24
- GETTING STARTED: 27
- AN INTRODUCTION 27
- TO CELLCOM 27
- CELLCOM FEATURES 28
- System Password 31
- Default Map 31
- QUICK START 33
- TRANSCEIVER 34
- BELTPACKS 36
- CREATING A GROUP 37
- ASSIGNING THE GROUP LABEL TO 37
- CELLCOM BELTPACK KEYS 37
- AUDIO DEVICE 39
- PARTY-LINE BELTPACK 39
- FROM THE BELTPACKS 41
- FROM THE 4-WIRE AUDIO DEVICE 42
- BASESTATION 45
- Level Knob 46
- Display Screen 48
- Setup/Enter Knob 48
- Power Switch 48
- CONNECTING THE 49
- IEC Power Connector 50
- Program Input Connector 50
- PARTY-LINE BELTPACKS 53
- CONNECTIONS 54
- WIRELESS PARTY-LINE 58
- MATRIX INTERCOM 58
- RJ-45 CONNECTOR 59
- AT BASE STATION PORT 59
- COM SYSTEMS 61
- IFB CONFIGURATION 63
- CONNECTING TO A PC 65
- CONNECTING TO 66
- TRANSCEIVER/ANTENNAS (CEL-TA) 66
- SPLITTER (PD2203) 67
- PROGRAMMING A 71
- SYSTEM FROM THE 71
- A NOTE ABOUT TERMINOLOGY 72
- MING MENUS 72
- SAVING CHANGES 72
- BASESTATION PASSWORD 72
- SYSTEM MENU 73
- PASSWORD 73
- CHANGING BELTPACK LABELS 74
- The upper label retains the 76
- Enter name for - HDSTA 77
- V I D E 77
- First create a group label 78
- ADDING GROUP MEMBERS 80
- Figure 5-25: Key Type Menu 83
- SETTING BELTPACK LATCHING 84
- SETTING BELTPACK GROUPS 85
- SETTING BELTPACK LABELS 86
- REGISTERING A BELTPACK 86
- Figure 5-37: Port Levels Menu 88
- SETTING PORT CALL DESTINATION 89
- Figure 5-46: Port Call Menu 90
- CONFIGURING A PARTY LINE 92
- Figure 5-53: VOX Delay Setup 93
- BASESTATION SYSTEM MENU 96
- SYSTEM INFO (“INFO”) 97
- ANTENNAS (“ANTENNAS”) 97
- SETTING THE IP ADDRESS (“IP”) 98
- (“LOCK”) 98
- Figure 5-66: Lock Enable Menu 99
- BATTERY INDICATOR (“BATTERY”) 100
- OPERATING THE 101
- CELLCOM WIRELESS 101
- BELTPACK 101
- BELTPACK TOP CONTROL SECTION 102
- Answer-Back Lights 103
- Combo Button 103
- Left and Right Scroll Buttons 104
- Enter/Answer-Back Button 104
- Backlit LCD Display 104
- BELTPACK BATTERIES 105
- Belt Clip 106
- Data Connector 106
- Headset Connector 106
- BELTPACK TURN-ON SEQUENCE 107
- BELTPACK TURN-OFF SEQUENCE 107
- POWERING THE CELLCOM BELTPACK 107
- THE CELLCOM BELTPACK 110
- HEADSET LIMITER 112
- BELTPACK MENU OPTIONS 113
- AUDIO OPTIONS 114
- VIEW STATUS 115
- Connection Info 116
- Adjust Contrast 116
- PROGRAMMING AT 117
- THE BELTPACK 117
- MAIN PROGRAMMING MENU 118
- THE ALARM OPTIONS MENU 119
- Low Battery Alarm Off 120
- Low Battery Alarm On1 120
- Low Battery Alarm On2 120
- ON AND OFF 121
- THE VIBRA CALL ALERT MENU 121
- THE HEADPHONE MENU 122
- THE MICROPHONE MENU 125
- THE STATUS (INFORMATION) MENU 126
- ADJUST CONTRAST 130
- SET FACTORY DEFAULTS 130
- TAP LATCH 131
- PTT CONFIGURATION 132
- MASTER VOLUME CONTROL 133
- PAGE OPTIONS 134
- CELLCOM 135
- TRANSCEIVER/ 135
- CEL-TA BOTTOM/CONTROL PANEL 136
- CEIVER/ANTENNAS 137
- TRANSCEIVER/ANTENNA SPLITTER 139
- (PD2203) 139
- PD2203 FRONT CONNECTOR PANEL 140
- PD2203 REAR PANEL 141
- INSTALLING A 143
- SYSTEM 143
- DETERMINING COVERAGE AREAS 144
- COVERAGE AREAS 145
- TESTING ANTENNA HANDOFF 147
- Figure 9-3: ANTENNAS menu 148
- CONFIGURATION 151
- COM PORT SELECTION 152
- IP SETUP 152
- BASESTATION VIA ETHERNET 154
- Clear Map 155
- Send File 155
- BELTPACKS TAB 157
- Figure 10-10: Beltpack Label 158
- THE OVERVIEW BUTTON 159
- THE SET DEFAULTS BUTTON 159
- Read Beltpack Settings 160
- Write Beltpack Settings 160
- Remember My Default Settings 160
- Recall My Default Settings 160
- Menu Level 162
- Page Change 162
- Keytap Mode 162
- RSSI Warning 162
- Low Battery Warning 162
- ASSIGNING BELTPACK KEYS 163
- THE REPLY KEY 164
- KEY ASSIGNMENT TYPES 165
- Advanced Menu Setting 166
- Normal Menu Setting 166
- Basic Menu Setting 166
- None Menu Setting 166
- PORTS TAB 167
- TYPE DROP-DOWN BOX 168
- INPUT AND OUTPUT LEVELS 169
- GROUPS TAB 170
- ANTENNAS TAB 171
- CONFIGURING AN IFB 172
- Figure 10-28: Dim Level List 173
- SYSTEM TAB 174
- Figure 10-32: Country Setup 175
- DECT CARRIERS 176
- SYSTEM NUMBER 176
- CELLCOM TOOLKIT 177
- BELTPACK REGISTRATION 183
- BASESTATION SERIAL UPGRADER 184
- BELTPACK SERIAL UPGRADER 187
- RUNNING THE BELTPACK UPGRADER 189
- CABLE PINOUT 190
- SPECIFICATIONS 191
- CellCom CEL-BP Beltpack 192
- Transceiver/Antenna 193
- Transceiver/Antenna Splitter 193
- NOTICE ABOUT SPECIFICATIONS 194
- GLOSSARY 195
- Eclipse Glossary 196
- APPENDIX A: DECT 199
- CARRIER 199
- FREQUENCY CHART 199
- LIMITED WARRANTY 201
- Standard Limited Warranty 202
- APPENDIX B: 205
- PROGRAMMING 205
- NOVEMBER 1, 2008 207
- REPAIR POLICY 210
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