CT-103
(170-1077) Additional Features Faxback Doc. # 16816
DISPLAYING YOUR TELEPHONE NUMBER
Your telephone number is permanently stored in memory location 31. You can
display the number by pressing [SEL] [RCL] [3] [1] or [3] [1] [SEL] [RCL].
LOCKING THE PHONE
You can lock the CT-103 to prevent unauthorized outgoing calls. When the
phone is locked, you can call only the number stored in memory location 30,
and emergency calls (911 and *911).
You can always receive calls, even while the phone is locked.
To lock the phone press [SEL] [LCK]. LCK appears on the display. To
unlock the phone, enter the 4-digit code you selected when you purchased
the phone. (The lock code is set to 1234 at the factory.) LCK disappears
from the display. If you enter an incorrect lock code, LCK remains on the
display.
NOTE: If you have forgotten the lock code, you can also unlock the phone,
entering the last four digits of your security code.
To call the number in memory location 30, use the short method of dialing [3] [0] [SND]. If you use the long method, the display shows.
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CHANGING THE UNLOCK CODE
NOTE: You cannot change the unlock code when the phone is locked. The
unlock code is set to 1234 at the factory.
1. Press [SEL] [5]. SECUriTY Id appears on the display.
2. Enter the 5-digit security code that you were given when you purchased
the phone. To help assure secrecy, the digits of your security code
are not displayed -- the display appears as above.
NOTE: If you enter an incorrect security code, the display clears.
Repeat Steps 1 and 2.
The security code is set to 1234 at the factory, but the sales agent
should set it to a number you choose as part of the phone activation
programming.
When you enter the correct security code, UnLOC CodE appears on the
display.
3. Press [SEL] to check current four digit unlock code, Old nnnn appears
on the display.
4. Enter a new four digit unlock code.
If you make an error entering the new unlock code, press [CLR] and
enter the correct code.
5. Press [SEL] to store the new unlock code.
6. If you don't want to change the unlock code, press [SEL] before you
have entered four digits.
USING THE CALL TIMER
The CT-103 has two built-in timers. One records the length of the last
call. The other (cumulative timer) records the total amount of time the
phone has been used since you last reset the timer.
To reset the cumulative timer:
1. Press [SEL] [5]. SECUritY Id appears on the display.
2. Enter the 5-digit security code that you were given when you purchased
the phone. UnLOC CodE appears on the display.
3. Press [5]. CLr CALL durAtS appears on the display.
4. Press [SEL] to clear the timer. CLEArEd appears on the display. This
clears the timers for both NAMs. See "Dual NAM Operation."
If you don't want to reset the timer, wait until the display clears after
Step 3.
To display the timers for the currently selected NAM:
1. Press [SEL] [3]. The last call length appears on the display in hours,
minutes and seconds.
Press [SEL] to clear the display if you want only last call time.
2. Press [3]. The total in-use time since you last reset the timer is
displayed in hours and minutes.
Press [SEL] or [3] to clear the display.
UNANSWERED CALL INDICATOR
CALL remains on the display when the cellular phone rings but is not
answered. This display clears when you press any button.
SCRATCH-PAD MEMORY
During a call, digits that you enter (a phone number or any other numerical
information) are displayed. These digits remain on the display when the
call ends. You can call the number by pressing [SND] or you can store it
as you do any other phone number. You can even store the number during the
call. See "Storing a Number."
You and the other party will hear the tones when you enter digits during a
call.
DISPLAY BACKLIGHT
The display is backlighted for easier operation in low light. The
backlight automatically turns on when you turn on the CT-103 or when you
press any button. The backlight turns off in 15 seconds if you do not
press any buttons.
KEYPAD BACKLIGHT
The Keypad is always backlighted when CT-103 is turned on.
KEY-ENTRY TONE OFF/ON
A single tone sounds each time you press a button. If you do not want the
tone to sound, press [SEL] [4] -- the current tone setting (tone on or tone
off) appears on the display. Press [4] again to change the setting.
Pressing [4] while the setting is displayed alternately turns the beep on
or off. To accept the displayed setting press [SEL].
STATUS INDICATORS
The CT-103 displays many messages to help you operate the phone. The remaining messages are:
ON - appears when the phone is turned on.
IN USE - appears when a call is in progress.
SEL - appears when you press [SEL] prior to activating one of the alternate
functions associated with many of the telephone buttons. The SEL
mode continues for 5 seconds. Within this period press the function
button.
NO SVC - appears when your phone is outside the cellular service area.
ALRT - appears when you activate the optional horn alert feature. If ALRT
appears on the display, and you do not have the optional horn alert
kit, press [SEL] [2] to clear the display.
DUAL NAM OPERATION
The dual-NAM feature lets you subscribe to both cellular services in your
area or to a cellular service in two different cities. Your phone
identifies the two telephone numbers are primary (Pri) and optional (Opt).
When you turn on the phone, the current NAM selection (Pri and Opt) is
displayed during the initialization sequence.
To change the NAM Selection:
1. Press [SEL] [7]. The current setting appears.
2. Press [7] to change phone number on display.
3. Press [SEL] to accept the displayed setting.
If the two service you subscribe to use different systems (A or B), you
might need to change the system priority setting when you change NAMs.
See "Setting the System (A/B) Priority."
If you try to change the setting during a call, CALL In ProgrESS
appears on the display and a tone is heard.
If your phone is not programmed for two phone numbers, Pro-hibitEd
appears when you press [SEL] [7].
CELLULAR PHONE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Be sure not to drill into or otherwise damage the vehicles gas tank when
mounting the transceiver in the trunk.
Do not place or answer calls while you are driving. Stop the car in a safe
location. Some state laws require this procedure.
When you are near construction sites where explosives are used, look for
and observe warnings against mobile transmission. Turn off your telephone.
Do not operate the ignition switch during a call when the transceiver is
powered by the vehicle's batter; the call might be cut off.
You may remove the antenna before washing the vehicle or to prevent theft.
However, be sure to replace the antenna before operating the phone.
Failure to do so can damage the phone.
When the transceiver is mounted in the trunk, take care not to damage it or
the control cables when loading or unloading baggage.
(ALL-09/11/95)
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