SEC-7089 User Manual Rev 0.1 EpiValley January 17, 2008 Revision History First issue ycs Rev 0.1 2008. 01. 16 2 Contents 1. Installation & Setup ........................................................................................................................... 4 2. Getting Started................................................................................................................................... 6 3. Web ..................................................................................................................................................... 7 4. Voice.................................................................................................................................................... 9 1. Call placing/receiving buttons....................................................................................................... 9 2. Call placing/receiving display ..................................................................................................... 10 5. SMS ................................................................................................................................................... 11 1. Send ........................................................................................................................................... 11 3. Sent ............................................................................................................................................ 14 4. Draft............................................................................................................................................ 15 5. Spam .......................................................................................................................................... 16 6. Voice........................................................................................................................................... 17 6. Address............................................................................................................................................. 18 1. List .............................................................................................................................................. 18 2. Search ........................................................................................................................................ 19 3. Group.......................................................................................................................................... 19 7.Log ..................................................................................................................................................... 20 1. Call Log ...................................................................................................................................... 20 2. Internet Log ................................................................................................................................ 21 8.Settings.............................................................................................................................................. 22 1. General Settings......................................................................................................................... 22 2. Call Settings ............................................................................................................................... 22 3. SMS Settings.............................................................................................................................. 23 6. UIM Settings............................................................................................................................... 24 7. Lock Settings.............................................................................................................................. 24 8. Information.................................................................................................................................. 25 9. Internet.............................................................................................................................................. 26 10. Email ............................................................................................................................................... 26 11. Others ............................................................................................................................................. 27 1. File.............................................................................................................................................. 27 2. View............................................................................................................................................ 27 3. Help ............................................................................................................................................ 27 4. Internet access status icon on the top right of the program emulator........................................ 28 5. Tray Icon..................................................................................................................................... 28 12. Part of the USB Modem................................................................................................................. 29 13. Specification .................................................................................................................................. 30 3 1. Installation & Setup 1. SAM Installation 1.1 Insert the Installation CD to the CD-ROM Drive. If the installation process does not start automatically, run Setup.exe file in the CD-ROM Drive. Select a language and click OK. (Do not plug the USB modem in the USB port before you finish installing SAM.) 1.2 To continue installation, click Next. 1.3 Click I Agree. 4 1.4 In order to use the modem for the first time, you need to install the device driver. If the device driver is installed, click OK and wait until installation process is completed. 1.6 If SAM is installed successfully, click Finish. 1.7 After installation of SAM, plug the modem in the USB port. Then, the modem will be recognized automatically. 5 2. Getting Started 1. Plug the modem in the USB port, and select sam.exe. Then the following initial window appears. 2. 3. 4. If the modem is not properly plugged in, the following message appears. If UIM is not installed normally in the modem, the following message is displayed. If the system finds the modem, SAM is started as in the following figure. 6 3. Web 1. To access Internet, click web. 2. Click Add to create a connection profile or Click Edit to edit existing profile. 3. Set the profile for connection. 7 4. Select a profile from the list, and click Connect. 5. If Internet is accessed, Hybrid Modem Connected is displayed in the Status bar (bottom of the program window). Rx or Tx status appears, and the Internet connection icon appears in the top right of the program window. 6. If you click Web after the system is connected to Internet, the Internet browser appears. If you click Email, the Email Client or the web mail selected by the service provider is started. In order to disconnect from Internet, click Disconnect, and if the confirmation window appears, click Yes. 7. 8 4. Voice 1. Call placing/receiving buttons ____________________________________________ 1.1 Enter the phone number with the number pad or the keyboard, and click Send. Click End to finish the call. 1.2 To receive a call, click Send, and to end a call, click End. 1.3 You can control the volume using the control button during a call. 1.4 If you click Mute, your voice is muted. If Mute is selected, the button is changed to Unmute. Click Unmute if you wish to clear Mute. 1.5 To save the phone number you have entered or that of the caller in the Address book, click Add. 1.6 To view the call history, click Log. Refer to 1. Call Log in chapter 8. Log. 1.7 To search a number in the Address book, click Search. Refer to chapter 6. Address. 9 2. Call placing/receiving display _____________________________________________ 2.1 The caller ID of the incoming call is displayed. 2.2 The current call status is displayed. Incoming call is displayed if a call is incoming. After connected, the call time is displayed. 10 5. SMS 1. Send __________________________________________________________________ 1.1 To send a message, click SMS, and select Send. 1.2 Write a message, enter the numbers of the receivers one by one, and click Add. To delete a number from the list, select the number and click Del. 11 1.3 Select Normal, Urgent or Emergency for the priority of the message, and click Send. 1.4 To send a message to numbers of users, the window shows the current number of receivers. 1.5 To send a message at the designated date and time, click Reserved. Select Year, Month, Day, Hour and Minute, and click OK. The reserved message is saved in the Temporary Box. 1.6 You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Search : You can search numbers in the Address Book.
- Log :
- Add :
- Del :
- Clear :
- Emoticon : You can select/edit emoticons and insert them in the message. To insert an You can add numbers searched in Call Log. You can add addresses in the sender list. You can delete entries from the sender list. The message you have written is all cleared. emoticon, double-click the emoticon, or select and click the Insert button. To edit an emoticon, click Edit, edit the emoticon, and click Save.
- Templates : You can select/edit templates to enter a message.
- Special Characters : You can select special characters to enter a message.
- Reserved : You can set the date and time for a reserved message.
- Save :
- Send :
The message is saved in the Temporary box. The message is transmitted. 12 2. Inbox 2.1 If a message is incoming, an auto popup message appears, or the tray icon blinks, or the alert is sounded depending on your selection in Incoming SMS Alert. The received message is automatically saved in Inbox. To set the Incoming SMS Alert option, press the SMS tab in the Settings menu, and set Incoming SMS Alert option. Refer to 9. Settings for details. 2.2 If there are messages you have not read, the count is indicated in the Status bar (in the bottom of the window). 2.3 The messages are sorted by Number, Name, Date and Content in the Inbox menu. The icon indicates if the message is read or unread, and if it is in the PC, UIM or Modem. 2.4 If you select a message, the content of the message is displayed under the list. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Delete : The selected messages are deleted from the list.
- Forward : Select this button to forward a message to other persons. The "Send menu is
- Reply
- Unread
- Save :
- Call :
automatically selected, and the content is automatically entered.
: Select this button to send a reply. The "Send menu is automatically selected, and the number of receiver is added to the Contacts list.
: You can change message status from Read to Unread. You can add the message senders in the Address book. Enter data, select location
(PC, Modem or UIM), and click OK. Select this button to make a call to the sender of a message. The Voice menu is automatically selected, and the number of receiver is automatically entered. 13 3. Sent __________________________________________________________________ 3.1 In the Sent menu, the sent messages are sorted by Number, Name, Date and Content. You can identify the location of the messages (PC, UIM or Modem) with the icons. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Delete
- Forward
- Save
- Call
: The selected messages are deleted from the list.
: Select this button to forward a message to other persons. The "Send menu is automatically selected, and the content is automatically entered.
: You can add the message senders in the Address book. Enter data, select location
(PC, Modem or UIM), and click OK.
: Select this button to make a call to the sender of a message. The Voice menu is automatically selected, and the number of receiver is automatically entered. 14 4. Draft __________________________________________________________________ 4.1 In the Draft menu, the failed messages or unsent messages are listed. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Delete
- Edit
- Resend
- Save
- Call
: The selected messages are deleted from the list.
: Select this button to edit and send the messages selected in the list. The "Send menu is automatically selected, and the content is automatically entered.
: The selected messages are retransmitted.
: You can add the message senders in the Address book. Enter data, select location
(PC, Modem or UIM), and click OK.
: Select this button to make a call to an entry in the list. The Voice menu is automatically selected, and the number of receiver is automatically entered. 15 5. Spam ________________________________________________________________ 5.1 In the Spam menu, the filtered messages containing specific numbers or words are listed. The messages are sorted by Date, Number, and Content. 5.2 You can select the numbers or words you wish to filter as spam message in the SMS tab of the Settings menu. You can select Use or Not Use in Spam Message Settings, and add/edit/delete the Spam numbers with the Add, Edit or Delete button in the Number list. You can also add/edit/delete the Spam words with the Add, Edit or Delete button in the Word list. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
: The selected messages are deleted from the list.
- Delete
- To Inbox : The received messages are moved to Inbox.
- Save
- Call
: You can add the message senders in the Address book. Enter data, select location
(PC, Modem or UIM), and click OK.
: Select this button to make a call to an entry in the list. The Voice menu is automatically selected, and the number of receiver is automatically entered. 16 6. Voice ________________________________________________________________ 6.1 The voice mail messages from BTS are displayed in the Voice menu. You can sort the messages by Number, Data and Content. You can use the following functions by right-clicking the mouse or with the buttons at the bottom of the list.
- Delete
- Call
: The selected messages are deleted from the list.
: If you wish to make a call to Voice Mail Center from BTS or there is no number from BTS, make a call to Voice Mail Center set in SMS Settings, and check the voice mails. Refer to 9. Settings for details. 17 6. Address 1. List ___________________________________________________________________ 1.1 To save a phone number in the Address book, click Add under the phone numbers list. Select the location between PC, Modem and UIM, enter Name, Mobile, Group, Home, Office, FAX, Address, E-mail and Comment, and then, click OK. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Add:
Add a new number in the Address book.
- Edit :
To modify a number or other data, click Edit, modify contents, and then, click OK.
- Delete : To delete a number, select the checkbox of the entry in the list, and click Delete. To delete all the entries in the list, select the checkbox on the top of the list, and click Delete. If you click Call after selecting a number in the list, the Voice menu is selected. If a default is selected between Mobile, Home and Office number, a call is attempted to the default number. If you drag and drop Call to Mobile, Home or Office number a call is attempted to the selected number. If you click SMS after selecting a number in the list, the SMS menu is selected.
- Call :
- SMS :
18 2. Search _______________________________________________________________ 2.1 To search an entry in the list, select a field (Name, All no, Mobile, Group, Address, Home, Office, FAX, Email, or Comments) in the top left of the list, enter a name or number, and then, click Search. Then, the entries containing the name or number are listed. 2.2 You can search entries in a specific storage (PC, Modem, UIM, or All) by clicking the concerned button under the search field. 3. Group ________________________________________________________________ 3.1 There are 20 groups (Group1 ~ Group20), and you can only rename the groups. 3.2 To move a member between groups, click the member in the list, and drag and drop to the target group folder. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the group list or by right-
clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Add
- Edit
- Delete
- SMS
: Add groups.
: To change the names, select the groups and click Edit.
: You can delete groups with all the members in the groups.
: To send an SMS to all the members in a group, click SMS. The SMS window is displayed, and the numbers of all the members of the group are automatically entered in Contacts. 19 7.Log 1. Call Log ______________________________________________________________ 1.1 You can see All Calls, Dialed Numbers, Received Calls and Missed Calls. The number of entries stored in the list is displayed in the right of the window. 1.2 All Calls shows Dialed Numbers, Received Calls and Missed Calls which can be identified by the icons. The entries can be sorted by Date, Time and Number. 1.3 Dialed Numbers shows the numbers you have dialed. 1.4 Received Calls shows the numbers from which you have received calls. 1.5 Missed Calls shows the numbers from which you have missed calls. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Reset
- Delete
- Call
- SMS
- Save
: You can delete all the entries of the list, and reset all the values in Total field to 0.
: The selected logs are deleted from the list.
: If you click Call after selecting an entry in the list, the Voice menu is displayed, and the phone number is automatically entered.
: Select this button to forward a message to the numbers selected in the list. The
"Send menu is automatically selected in SMS, and the numbers are entered automatically in Contacts.
: Select the numbers to add in the Address book, select the location (PC, Modem or UIM), and click OK. 20 2. Internet Log ___________________________________________________________ 2.1 If you click Internet Log in the Call Log List, you can check the internet logs. Total shows the total time used, and Kbytes of the sent data and received data. 2.2 The Internet Log list displays information on Internet usages such as dates, time, Tx and Rx. 2.3 On the top of the Internet Log list are the total log count available and the current log count. You can use the following functions with the buttons provided under the list or by right-clicking the mouse button on an entry in the list.
- Prev
- Next
- Export
: You can move to the previous month.
: You can move to the next month.
: You can save the internet log list of the current month as the CSV files. 21 8.Settings 1. General Settings _______________________________________________________ 4.1 If you select Auto termination when windows go to power saving mode in Windows Settings. the program is automatically exited when the PC is switched to the power saving mode. If you select Auto execution when windows start, the program is automatically started when the Windows is booted. If you select Execute SAM Access Manager on Background. when you click Exit, the program is reduced to a tray icon and runs on the background. 4.2 If you select On in Voice Privacy Settings, the voice data is encoded before transmitted. 4.3 You can change the background color of SAM with Color Theme. 2. Call Settings __________________________________________________________ 22 2.1 You can select the incoming call alert method. If you select Blinking Tray Icon, the tray icon flickers. The notice pops up if you select Auto Pop-up, or an alert tone sounds if you select Sound prompt. Or, you can select all the options. If Call Connection Alert is On, you will hear an alert when the outgoing/incoming call is connected. 2.2 If 1 Min Alert is On, you will hear an alert at every 1 min during a call. 2.3 2.4 You can select Long or Short for DTMF Tone. 2.5 You can select Ring Tone for incoming calls. You can select the default ring tone from the Ring Tone list. If you click Browser in the list, the file search window pops up. You can select a ring tone (wav, mid file only) from the files in memory. You can listen to the selected ring tone if you click Listen in the top right of the Ring Tone list. The path of the selected file is displayed under the list. 3. SMS Settings __________________________________________________________ 3.1 You can select the incoming call alert method. If you select Blinking Tray Icon, the tray icon flickers. The notice pops up if you select Auto Pop-up, or an alert tone sounds if you select Sound prompt. Or, you can select all the options. 3.2. You can designate the access number to the Voice Mail Center. 3.3 If you select Use in Spam Message Settings, the messages containing the specific number and word are automatically saved in the Spam message box. You can add, edit or delete the numbers to be filtered with the Add, Edit or Delete button under the Number list. You can also add/edit/delete words to the filtered in the same manner. 23 6. UIM Settings ___________________________________________________________ 6.1 In Current PIN Code, enter the current UIM PIN Lock Code. 6.2 If Pin Lock Option is On, you need to enter the UIM PIN Code. If it is Off, you dont need to enter the PIN Code to access UIM and reset the data. 6.3 With New PIN Code, you can enter a new Pin Code. 7. Lock Settings __________________________________________________________ 7.1 If General Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you start the program. 7.2 If Internet Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you access Internet. 7.3 If Outgoing Call Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you place a call except an emergency call. 7.4 If International Call Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you place an international call. 7.5 If Incoming Call Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you receive a call. 24 7.6 If SMS Lock is On, you need to enter the lock code every time you access the SMS menu. 7.7 With New Lock Code, you can change the lock code. First, you must enter the current lock code in Current Lock Code, enter the new lock code in New Lock Code, retype the new lock code in Confirm Lock Code, and then, click Save. 8. Information ____________________________________________________________ 8.1 My Phone Number shows your phone number. 8.2 Version shows the SAM version, and the S/W and H/W version of the modem. 8.3 PRL ID shows the PRL ID of the modem. 8.4 Memory Information shows the used space in the modem for Address book and SMS in percentage. 25 9. Internet 1. 10. Email If you click Internet, the Internet browser is started, moving to a specific URL. 1. The Email client or the web mail selected by the service provider is started. 26 11. Others 1. File __________________________________________________________________ 1.1 With the CSV Import menu, you can import an address book to SAM. Click CSV Import, select a csv file in the search window, and click Open. If the Field Mapping window pops up, select the matching items, and click OK. If import is successful, the success message is displayed. 1.2 With CSV Export, you can export the Address book in SAM to the PC. Select a folder and a file name, and click Save. 1.3 Click Exit to exit SAM. If you have selected Execute SAM Access Manager on Background in General in Settings, SAM is not exited but reduced into a tray icon. 2. View _________________________________________________________________ 2.1 You can select any submenu from the View menu on the menu bar. 3. Help __________________________________________________________________ 3.1 You can view description on a function with Quick Guide. 3.2 If you select About, the SAM version and the Home address of Epivalley are displayed. 27 4. Internet access status icon on the top right of the program emulator ___________ 4.1 The Internet Access Icon is activated if the system is accessed to Internet. If you click the icon, the customer site is displayed. 5. Tray Icon _____________________________________________________________ 5.1 The tray icon indicates if the modem is plugged in. Right-click the tray icon and select Restore to enlarge the SAM window. Select Connect to access Internet, or Exit to exit the SAM program. 28 12. Part of the USB Modem Move Up : First run to the Auto-installation after run to EVDO Modem. Move Down : Directly Run to EVDO mode. Slide Switch T-Flash Socket R-UIM Socket USB Connector 29 13. Specification MSM6800A IS-856A(1xEVDO Rev.A), TIA/EIA/IS-2000, IS-98E, Backwards compatibility with IS-95 A/B 1X/EV-DO Rev.A : 800/1900 MHz 824 ~ 849 MHz / 1850 ~ 1910 MHz 869 ~ 894 MHz / 1930 ~ 1990 MHz Download: Max 3.1Mbps, Upload: Max 1.8Mbps Support MO & MT Typical Data Call Current(Talk Mode)
: 550mA(1x), 550mA(1xEV-DO) Standby : 50mA (1xEV-DO/IS2000 Hybrid Mode) 2 LED(Power) 5.0V DC (USB Power) USB USB 1.1 (&2.0) Compatible IS-707.3 AT Commend , Diag protocol Length: 73, Width: 36, Depth: 13 (mm) Net(TBD g),Gift box( TBD kg)
-20C to +60C
-30C to +85C 5% to 95%(non-condensing) Micro SD (Max 2GB) Main Operation Chip CDMA Standard Band Designation Transmit Band Receive Band Data Rate SMS Transmit Power LED Power Supply Interface Type Hardware Interface Software Interface Dimension Weight Operating Temperature Storage temperature Humidity External Memory 30 14. RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION RF EXPOSURE INFORMATION THIS CDMA USB DONGLE MEETS THE GOVERNMENT S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES. Your CDMA USB DONGLE is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S.Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluate on of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. The exposure standard for wireless devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/kg.*Tests for SAR are conducted with the device transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the device while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station antenna, the lower the power output. Before a wireless device is available for sale to the public, it must be tested and certified to the FCC that it does not exceed the limit established by the government adopted requirement for safe exposure. The highest SAR value for this CDMA USB Dongle is 0.820 W/kg (CDMA CELLULAR) & 0.605 W/kg (CDMA PCS). The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization for this CDMA USB Dongle with all reported SAR levels evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF exposure guidelines. SAR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Display Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov /oet / fcc id after searching on FCC ID: R2NSEC-7089. Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates (SAR)can be found on the Cellular Telecommunications &Internet Association (CTIA) web-site at http://phonefacts.net.*In the United States and Canada, the SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is 1.6watts/kg (W/kg)averaged over one gram of tissue. The standard incorporates a substantial margin of safety to give additional protection for the public and to account for any agitations in measurements. In August 1996 the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the United States with its action in Report and Order FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for human exposure to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those guidelines are consistent with the safety standard previously set by both U.S. and international standards bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC guidelines and these international standards. For more information about RF exposure, please visit the FCC website at www.fcc.gov 31 WARNING! Read this information before use Caution Modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the users authority to operate the equipment. FCC Compliance Information This device complies with Part 15 of 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. Information to User 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 or more 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. 32