Motorola M800BP Telephone User Manual
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1. Regulatory approvals include the FCC and IC guidance Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 6 of 28 Figure 1 Product Illustration Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 7 of 28 2 Getting to know the Bag Phone 2 1 The Bag Power Supply Charger CLA Battery Compartment Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 8 of 28 External Microphone Mini USB Cable Handset Figure 2 Bag Phone Structure The Bag chassis contains the following elements e Connector panel e LED and Buzzer Indicator Also attached to the bottom of the bag is the accessory pouch Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 9 of 28 22 Connector Panel The connector panel is used to connect various elements to the Phone Bag These elements are e External DC power source connector e External Microphone connector e USB cable connector DC Socket External Microohone Figure 3 Connector Panel 2 3 LED and Buzzer Indicators The LED and buzzer indicators are used to indicate the status of the battery and the connection or disconnection of the external microphone or power supply Steady Green Working from CLA or AC power supply and not charging Blinking Orange and Green Charging Table 1 LED status Low High pitch beep External Microphone or DC supply connected Low pitch beep External Microphone or DC supply disconnected Table 2 Buzzer Indication table Motorola Confidential Propr2. Q MOTOROLA Product Description Motorola M800BP CDMA Bag Phone May 2006 Version 1 0 Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 1 of 28 Motorola offers the following information as a service to its customers to Support application and engineering efforts The information herein is based upon specific requirements received from Motorola customer Motorola has not undertaken any independent search for additional relevant information including any information that may be in the customer s possession Furthermore system validation of this Motorola product within a larger electronic system remains the responsibility of the customer or the customer s system integrator All specifications supplied herein are subject to change without prior notice Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 2 of 28 Table of content A ON ae ee 6 2 Getting to know the Bag P HOO Lasse 8 23 WING BAG Herre 8 22 A OS 10 ew BED SO B er Indicators Je 10 zT TA a e aO EE EE EE ERE LS 11 A MP 11 26 External MCophone vos ina 11 2 DECIA sl 11 2 8 RETO ee 12 DU PIN BARN HR 12 s External Accessories uti ea dic na 13 3 1 RFE BOOSIBEIS God ica t a REN coated dM od uU 13 Jer LUSB Cable uon mire alo 13 4 Product Main Features aaret 14 4 1 Ba AUI ae 14 4 1 1 Office environment eoo cos o ies ciis gesture arua Pen Cor tpe eR Ces usa rtu ERE SR CER n dc 14 A Le Care epi aan 14 4 J 3 P IVate modice ae 14 42 Meer 14 mu DA bee 14 EE 15 45 Su
3. input See Figure 10 29 Backup Battery The Motorola Bag Phone contains a Battery compartment for the backup battery Figure 5 Battery Compartment 2 9 1 Battery type The product is intended for use only with battery pack WP1223A by Kung Long Batteries Ind 2 9 2 Caution Risk of explosion if battery is replaced by an incorrect one Dispose of used batteries according to the instructions Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 12 of 28 3 External Accessories 3 1 RF Booster The RF Booster is used to boost the unit s transmission Figure 6 RF Booster 3 2 USB Cable The USB cable is used to send and receive data and Fax calls to your portable computer See Figure 12 Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 13 of 28 4 Product Main Features The Bag Phone supports the following Features 4 1 Bag Audio Audio Performance e H F audio is half duplex e Private call is Full duplex The audio processing includes echo canceller and noise suppression M800 performance is kept 4 1 1 Office environment Hands free call using internal MIC that is located at the front panel of the product and powerful loudspeaker 4 1 2 Car environment Hand free call using External MIC mounted on the sun visor 4 1 3 Private mode The user will conduct private calls via the handset When the handset is out of the cradle the audio will be automatically routed to the handset and vice versa Also when the handset
4. located in a dedicated pouch of the main bag 6 1 Battery operation Battery type Lead ACID 12V and 2 3Ah Charging method Float charging Constant voltage 13 8V with current limit of 250mA Operating temp of the Charger 5 C to 45 C Battery voltage less than 8V will be charged at 125mA till voltage will exceed 8V 0 3V Battery voltage less than 10 2V will be considered empty battery and the power off procedure will disconnect the battery Working from Battery voltage battery Working from external DC Disconnect V_batt lt 8 0 3V battery Slow charging 8 lt V_batt lt 10 2 0 5V En Normal charging 10 2 V batt lt 11 4 0 3V Low battery Normal charging Normal charging Normal Batter V batt gt 11 4 0 3V voltage Y When the charging curent reduces to 10mA the Green light will apply Table 4 Charging Method Vs Battery Voltages 7 Key Pad Description Each key contains large English alphanumeric fonts The color of the keyboard is black with white fonts Illuminated blue keypad backlight Keys description e Left Soft Key Performs functions identified by left display prompt e Right Soft Key Performs functions identified by right display prompt e Menu Key Enter to Phone User interface e SEND Key Sends and answers calls view recent dialed calls list e END Key Ends phone calls exits menu system e Scroll Key Moves through menus and lists Scroll UP activated micro br
5. of 28 Bag Color Bright Black Bag Material Ballistic Nylon Battery Operation time Hands free 105 minutes during call No Booster Private call 240 minutes Battery Operation time Hands free 35 minutes during call Wilson Booster Private call 60 minutes Battery Operation time Hands free 20 minutes during call C yfre Booster Private call 35 minutes Operating temperature 20 50 When using Booster or operating from battery Operating temperature 20 60 When operating from external DC without booster Charging Temperature 0 c 40 In any mode of operation EN61000 4 2 Environment performance Motorola 12M05049A04 standards for land mobile products Product Flammability Motorola 00M05029B01 FCC ID IHDT56CW1 CDG Motorola Nortel Lucent C18 OEM Level IC Industry Canada 1090 CW1 IC standard Declare Upon RF Max Power Receive approval based on M800 EMC standard Declare Upon RF Max Power Receive approval based on M800 Safety standard EN60950 1 Table 7 M800 Bag Phone Specifications Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 24 of 28 12 Package Content 12 1 Bag Phone package The Bag Phone package is made of carton Package dimensions 350 10m m Length X 230 10m m Wide X 210 10 m m Height Bag Phone package weight 3 93Kg Packing contains 12 2 Bag Phone and battery Accessories Pouch with AC Wall Adaptor DC Car Adaptor CLA MPT data kit external MIC User s manual and quick us
6. PPEN K Aura p oc ps EU dnm ME ss 27 ol A r ia 27 152 GA Gable Re 27 15 35 AC NAP nta a eee eee 27 15 4 External MIGhOBNONG oce its ee lo S NN 28 15 5 Mini USB to USB type data cable rnnrnrnnrnornvnrnonrrnrnvnvnnrnnnnnnnvnnevnnnnnnnenennnernnennnennnn 28 155 FN Se 28 Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 4 0f 28 Tables TADIET LED Stats e E AEA E T 10 Table 2 Buzzer Indication Table do 10 Table 3 tri color Led and Buzzer indication cs csecescecesseeseeseeseeseeeeeesenseeeseeeseecestenneseeees 16 Table 4 Charging Method Vs Battery Voltages ssssseeeeeeeeeenmeennn 17 Table 5 Bag Phone Model main contents cuiii iso 20 Table 6 Optional AGOBSSOLy dent esteso rasene 20 Table 7 M800 Bag Phone Specifications essent 24 Figures Figur 1 Product TO a 7 Figure 2 Bag Phone Structure aars 8 Figure 3 Connector Panel coros dass hubiese eqni Pub di ng Scheer 10 Figure 4 straightening the Swivel Antenna ss sese ene 11 Figure 5 Battery Compare tes 12 Figure BRE BOOSTEN Laste NE 13 Figure 7 Bag Phone Radio MIME lt td 16 Figure 8 Bag Phone unit label Example vunnet eta te hee e 27 Figure 9 DG Gar Adaptor OL asap 27 Figure TO AG Wall AO apio iu ssl ede stie a iad lec Eie aa pcs 27 Figure 11 External Microphone sso epe Roue Ee ees Eee eii 28 Figure 12 Mini USB to USB type A data cable sss 28 Figu
7. dation package Consolidation package dimensions 375 10m m Length X 355 10m m Wide X 390 10 m m Height Consolidation package weight 7 8Kg Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 26 of 28 15 Appendix A 15 1 Product label C 1090 08 Q MODEL FLN3227A MSN 9058FJ8537 T ET ANA ASD ESN 05111427174 Hardware Software revision codes Country Model Figure 8 Bag Phone unit label Example 15 2 CLA Cable Figure 9 DC Car Adaptor CLA 15 3 ACWall Adaptor MIMI M 8 01 01 DATE 30 2006 Figure 10 AC Wall Adaptor Motorola Confidential Proprietary Model number Serial number Production date Week Year Page 27 of 28 15 4 External Microphone Figure 11 External Microphone 15 5 Mini USB to USB type A data cable Figure 12 Mini USB to USB type A data cable 15 6 Battery Figure 13 Battery Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 28 of 28
8. er manual is in English and Canadian French Booster Chassis Package Booster chassis package is made of carton Booster chassis package internal dimensions 340 10m m Length X 180 10m m Wide X 70 10 m m Height Booster chassis package weight 0 7Kg 13 Product Labeling 13 1 Product Labeling 13 1 1 On the back of the M800 FCC and IC ID number 1HDT56CW1 and 1090 CW1 Motorola Marking Model number F3204A Serial number Barcode ESN number Decimal bar coded in Bar coded 39 Production date MM YYYY Hardware Software revision code 13 1 2 On the Main bag chassis FCC and IC ID number 1HDT56CW1 and 1090 CW1 Motorola Marking SKU M800BP Model number F289603NAAA Serial number Barcode ESN number Decimal bar coded in Bar code 39 Same as for M800 Hardware Software revision codes Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 25 of 28 e Production date MM YYYY e CE marking 14 Consolidation Package 14 1 Bag Phone Consolidation Package Three Bag Phone cartons are placed in one consolidation package Consolidation package dimensions 715 10m m Length X 235 10m m Wide X 380 10 m m Height Consolidation package weight 12 8Kg 14 2 Consolidation Package labeling Each consolidation package labeled with the following details Model number barcode List of S N and ESN s bar coded Serial number Barcode 14 3 Booster chassis Consolidation Package Ten booster chassis packages are placed in one consoli
9. he voltage supply will apply to the booster only when the M800 is ON The Booster will be mounted in a special cage This cage is attached to the main bag chassis The Bag Phone enables mounting one of the following three RF boosters Wilson model 811101A Cyfre Model CA 819 Signalreach Model SA210 10 1 1 Adaptors for Wilson Booster Coax cable TNC male connector to FME female connector Coax cable FME female connector to on panel TNC female connector DC Adaptor 3A Fast blow fuse 10 1 2 Adaptors for Cyfre and Signalreach Boosters Coax cable TNC male connector to FME female connector Coax cable FME female to on panel TNC female connector 10 2 Data Kit Data MPT application e Support FAX via WinFax and MPT Application e SMS Sending amp receiving e Open Wave browser Data Open wave browser e Language support English French Canadian Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 21 of 28 11 Bag Phone Specifications Operating Voltage allowed from external AC wall adaptor connector Current consumption in off mode Current consumption in idle mode DC source Battery Current consumption in idle mode DC source AC Wall Adaptor DC Car Adapter Current consumption in call mode DC source Battery Current consumption in call mode DC source AC Wall Adaptor DC Car Adapter Battery above shut down voltage 10 4V 2 5mA Max Battery below shut down voltage 10 4V 0 5mA Max No boo
10. ietary Page 10 of 28 24 The Handset The Motorola personal handset enables you to conduct private conversations and use the voice activation dialing features Pressing the PTT button on the handset invokes the VAD name and number dialing features 25 Antennas The Bag Phone supports two types of antennas 1 Swivel Spike antenna for office usage 2 Magnetic antenna for vehicles usage Optional not supplied Antenna Connector shell be TNC M Octopus cable will have TNC F bulkhead The Antenna should be straightened before placing a call or when unit is expecting a call Figure 4 straightening the Swivel Antenna 26 External Microphone The Bag Phone offers an external microphone for use in the car The microphone should be connected to the microphone socket located on the connector panel and slide the external microphone clip on the driver seat s visor See Figure 11 2 7 DC Car Adaptor The CLA power adaptor allows you to connect the M800 Bag Phone s to your car s lighter adaptor The opposite side is to be connected to the DC socket in the Connector panel This cable contains 4A fast blow Fuse See Figure 9 Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 11 of 28 2 8 AC Wall adaptor The wall socket power adaptor allows you to connect the M800 Bag Phone s to your wall socket adaptor The opposite side is to be connected to the DC socket in the connector panel The adaptor is capable to supply 12V D C 50W max to the bag D C
11. ing back up mode only Blinking Green Supply voltage from back up Battery voltage gt 11 4V battery 1KHz short beep followed by External MIC or DC supply Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 15 of 28 2 5KHz short beep plugged in Short beep at 1KHz External MIC or DC supply plugged out Table 3 tricolor Led and Buzzer indication 5 Bag radio MMI Operator s Logo Large 4 Grey Display 96X64 pixels Voice Activation key A ie a d MN LE ahi Allows the user active the Easy to read display with 4 lines of phone by voice Name dialing text 8mm font size 1 line of icons and 1 click Number dialing 2 clicks Answering amp Ending a one prompts line with blue backlight call Voice Notes Recorder Menu Key Right Soft Key Perform functions identified by right display prompt Left Soft Key Perform functions identified by left display prompt Send Key End Key ia Volume Control Adjust speaker earpiece Navigation key Internet Access 4 way navigation key for scrolling through menus and lists Voice Mail Allows access to voicemail with continuous touch on key 1 Keypad Large illuminated well spaced tactile keys ensure accuracy and speed Figure 7 Bag Phone Radio MMI Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 16 of 28 6 Bag Phone Operation Modes When the regular DC sources AC PS or CLA are not applied automatically the product will switch to backup battery The battery is
12. is out of the cradle the push button will emulate the M800 VAD button 42 HMI e Enhanced keypad with large fonts e Big display with up to 8mm character height e Attractive blue back light e Motorola Synergy menu structure e Voice recording up to 120 seconds e One key to operate major features Voice activation Recording SEND END e Contrast and backlight control e Language support English and French Canadian 43 Data e Open wave browser e CSDMax 14 400 BPS e High speed data 156KBPS e Support USB communication Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 14 of 28 44 SMS e MO MT text e ITAP Predictive text in English 45 Supplementary Services e Call waiting e Caller ID e Conference call 46 Control and status indicators e Wake up banner e Message waiting indicator e Voice mail message indicator e RSSI Indication e LED indication upon battery status and operating power mode 4 7 Operation options e Backup battery e CLA cable in vehicles e Universal AC power supply in the office 48 Bag Phone tri color Led and buzzer indication This paragraph describes the bag tri color led indicator and buzzer functionality Steady Green Operating from CLA or AC power supply and no charging Blinking Orange and Green Battery Charging indication Battery consume more than 10mA Blinking Red Low battery indication along Battery voltage less than with short beep every 3 min 11 4V at 2 5KHz dur
13. owser Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 17 of 28 Power Key Unit ON OFF Volume Keys Adjusts audio volume and ringer volume Number Keys 10 keys VAD Key Activates voice activation dialing a nd implement SEND END functionality Key Key the Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 18 of 28 8 Phone User interface Main Menu Phonebook Recent calls gt Received Calls gt Dialed Calls gt Notepad gt Call times Messages gt Voicemail New message Inbox Outbox Quick Notes Drafts gt Browser Alerts Browser VON ON ON WV Settings gt Ring Styles Phone Status Browser Setup Connection In call Setup Security Voice Activation Other Settings Icon Viewer VV VV VV WV Shortcuts Calculator Date book Voice Notes Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 19 of 28 9 Bag Phone Product Models The Bag Phone Kit number is F289603NAAA 9 1 Bag Phone Model main contents t been CO mme reven mme ee aeee MESE Table 5 Bag Phone Model main contents 92 Optional Accessories Data Kit Contains MPT application and Mini USB data FTN6942A cable Cyfre Booster Adapter kit FTN6912A Arista Booster Adapter kit FTN6913A Wilson Booster Adapter kit FTN6914A Table 6 Optional Accessory Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 20 of 28 10 Optional Accessories 10 1 Booster The voltage supply to the booster will be through the charging and indication box T
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15. re 13 Bile TET c 28 Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 5 of 28 1 Introduction The M800 Bag Phone is a powerful carry case solution to be used on the road at the job or in the field for clients in a variety of industries such as Oil and Gas Agriculture and Forestry An innovative and complete solution to on the move communication the M800 Bag Phone eliminates the barriers of time and place to deliver fast reliable and convenient access to voice and data communication wherever you are whenever you need it Key Features Include Built in hands free CDMA phone including private mode operation Optional booster available for extended range Easy to install in the vehicle environment external microphone to install on sun visor 1 5m wire CLA as a source for CD power supply and an optional magnetic antenna to mount on the vehicle roof Easy to install in the office environment using fix mounted microphone on the Bag Phone chassis wall mount charger as a source for DC power supply and swivel spike antenna mounted on the bag phone chassis Contents includes the CDMA M800 Mobile phone speaker microphone private handset and battery for backup a bag with rigid chassis and an additional pouch for accessories LED indication to signal the charging and power status Data file transferring FAX with WinFax is supported via MPT tool version 3 25B and above SMS and Open Wave Browser is supported via keypad or MPT tool
16. ster Less then 0 25A With Cyfre booster Less then 0 45A With Wilson booster Less then 0 6A No booster Less then 0 5A With Cyfre booster Less then 0 7A With Wilson booster Less then 0 85A No booster hands free call Less then0 95A No booster private call Less then 0 45A With Cyfre booster hands free call Less then 1 65A With Cyfre booster private call Less then 1 15A With Wilson booster hands free call Less then 2 35A With Wilson booster private call Less then 1 85A No booster hands free call Less then 1 2A No booster private call Less then 0 7A With Cyfre booster hands free call Less then 1 9A With Cyfre booster private call Less then 1 4A With Wilson booster hands free call Less then 2 6A With Wilson booster private call Less then 2 1A CDMA1X AMPS 800 1900 MHz Air Interface CDMA2000 IS95B Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 22 of 28 TX out power without CDMA1X 800 1900 lt 24 dBm 0 25W Peak booster AMPS 800 lt 26 dBm DATA CSD 14 400BPS WEN ANI UT T TO Semmes O TC CERE Dimensions Bag 340 10m m Length X 220 10m m Wide X 11010 m m Height Dimensions Accessory 340 10m m Length X 210 10m m Wide X 80 10 Pouch m m Height Weight No Booster 2 9Kg 1Kg Accessories Pouch Weight Wilson Booster 3 6Kg 1Kg Accessories Pouch Weight Cyfre Booster 3 6Kg 1Kg Accessories Pouch Weight Arrista Booster 4 4Kg 1Kg Accessories Pouch Motorola Confidential Proprietary Page 23
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