Huawei ETS1220 User manual

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Table of Contents 1

Introduction 1

Packing List................................................1

Front View..................................................1

Rear View...................................................2

Installation 3

Installing the Battery...................................3

Installing the UIM Card...............................3

Installing the Power Adapter ......................4

Installing the Indoor Antenna......................4

Connecting the Terminal............................4

Viewing the Signal Strength.......................5

Mounting the FWT......................................6

General Functions 7

Booting the FWT ........................................7

Making or Answering Calls.........................7

Adjusting the Voice Volume .......................7

Advanced Functions 9

Supplementary Services ............................9

Internet Services ........................................9

Facsimile Function ...................................10

Troubleshooting 11

Warnings and Precautions 12

1Table of Contents

Introduction

1Introduction

Packing List

Note

• The local radio signal strength helps you

select an indoor or outdoor antenna.

• To access the Internet, you need to purchase

the required data suite. For more information,

please consult your local sales agent.

Front View

Note

The figures are only for your reference, please

refer color and shape to product.

The main ports on the host are described as follows:

The LEDs on the host are described as follows:

Item Quantity

FWT host 1

Power adapter 1

Phone cable 1

Battery (Rechargeable) 1

Certificate of Quality 1

User Guide 1

NO. Item

1FWT switch

2Telephone port 1

3Telephone port 2

4Data port

5DC input

6Antenna port

8910

2345

Rear View

NO. Item

7Signal strength indicators: More indica-

tors indicate stronger signal strength.

8Battery indicator

The battery serves as the only power

supply (without external power adapter):

•In blue: The battery is in full electricity.

•In red: The battery is in medium electric-

ity.

•In red with blinking: The battery needs to

be recharged.

The external power adapter is in use

(with the battery inside):

•In red: The battery is being charged.

•In blue: The battery is fully charged.

9Power indicator

In blue: The FWT is connected with the

power adapter.

10 Operating status indicator

In blue: The FWT is in work.

No. Item

1Wall-mounting brackets

2R-UIM card slot

3Battery container

4Battery port

5Battery container cover

54 32

Installation

2Installation

Note

Before installing or removing the battery, indoor

antenna, or R-UIM card, you need to swich off

the FWT and disconnect the FWT from the

power adapter. To prevent lighting from injuring

human body, remove the outdoor antenna, too.

Installing the Battery

Note

• When the ambient temperature exceeds the

temparature allowed for charging, the system

will stop charging the battery.

• When the power adapter is in use, the FWT

will automatically charge the battery and stop

charging when the battery is fully charged.

• Remove the battery if the FWT is left unused

for a long period.

• Make sure that the battery has been charged

for more than 8 hours before it supplies

power for the FWT at the first time. The

charging time depends on the environmental

temperature and battery life.

Insert the connection cable of the battery into the bat-

tery port (make sure the battery is correctly inserted),

and then seat the battery in the battery container.

Installing the UIM Card

Note

• Consult the local agent to determine whether

to install the UIM card or not.

• The UIM card and contact point are vulnera-

ble to damage such as scarring or bending,

so you need to insert or remove it with care.

Insert the card into the card slot. Put the side with a

corner cutting backwards and the side with a golden

contact downwards. Make sure the card is completely

inserted into the slot.

Installing the Power Adapter

In normal conditions, the FWT relies on the external

power adapter for power supply.

1Make sure that the FWT is switched off.

2Insert one end of the power adapter into the DC

input port, and the other end into the power sup-

ply jack.

3Switch on the FWT and wait for a few seconds.

If the power indicator is in blue, the connection is

correct.

Use the battery only in the case that the electricity

has failed or the external power adapter is unavail-

able. You must make sure that the battery has been

fully charged before putting it into use.

Installing the Indoor Antenna

1Make sure that the FWT is switchedoff.

2Align the indoor antenna with the antenna port

on the FWT host in the direction shown in the fig-

ure, and then screw the antenna, ensuring that

the connection is secure.

Connecting the Terminal

Note

• Switch off the FWT and disconnect the power

adapter.

• Use the cable provided by the manufacturer.

• The FWT can be connected to a telephone

and a PC at the same time, but the voice and

data services cannot be used simultaneously.

You can use only one service at a time.

Viewing the Signal Strength

Installation

Connecting the FWT to a Telephone

The FWT provides two telephone ports. They are in

parallel connection and use the same number.

Connecting the FWT to a Facsimile Set

If your FWT supports facsimile, please consult you

local agent.

Connecting the FWT to a PC

After purchasing the data service suite, you can use

data services by connecting the FWT to a PC, and

maintain and debug the FWT on the PC. For details,

consult your local agent.

Viewing the Signal Strength

Power on the FWT and wait until some signal

strength indicators are on or until you can hear the

dial tone.

• If all signal strength indicators remain off for 5 minutes

and only the re-dial tone is heard. No signals can be

received.

• Turn the antenna but all signal LEDs still keep off. The

signal quality is very poor. If the dial tone can be heard

in some area, position the antenna towards it.

Mounting the FWT

The required signal strength is level 1 or above.

Note

If the signal strength is in level 1 or 2, the signal

strength indicators of level 1 or 2 should be on

for 80 percent of the time.

Mounting the FWT

Horizontal Mounting

Place the FWT on a smooth surface with cool air and

good ventilation. Keep the FWT away from other

objects around for at least 10 cm.

Vertical Mounting

Fix two wall screws into the wall with the screw heads

extending approximately 3 mm from the surface of

the wall, align the mounting brackets with the screws,

push the host towards the wall, and mate the brack-

ets with the screws, ensuring the host is stable.

Number of Idi-

cators Are On Signal

Level Signal Strength

0 0 Poor

1 1 OK

2 2 Good

General Functions

3General Functions

Booting the FWT

The boot process of the FWT will last about 20 sec-

onds. Then you can view the signal strength.

Note

If the signal strength indicators remain off, the

FWT may be faulty or the network is not cov-

ered the area. Please consult the local agent.

Making or Answering Calls

1Before off-hook, make sure at least one signal

strength LED is on.

2Dial the number in either of the following ways:

• Dial a telephone number in a regular way, and the

number will be dialed out in several seconds.

• Dial all the digits of the number plus one #. The

FWT will immediately dial the number.

3Make sure to hook on the telephone in place, so

that you can receive calls.

Note

• Enter ##58*n# to set the wait time for auto

dial-out of the FWT, where nis in therange 0

to 9. Setting nto 0 will disable the function.

Otherwise, the FWT will automatically dial out

your desired number in nseconds. By default

the wait time is 7 seconds.

• To validate the auto dial-out wait time func-

tion, you must restart the FWT.

• The dial interval between two consecutive

numerals cannot exceed the wait time for

auto dial-out of the FWT.

• When you use supplementary services, you

may dial the numbers starting from * or # ,

you can dial the number in a regular way with

the wait time of auto dial-out as non-0.

Adjusting the Voice Volume

You can adjust the voice volume either when the tele-

phone is in standby mode or working mode. Four vol-

ume levels are available, with level 1 being the lowest

and level 4 the highest.

Adjusting the Voice Volume

Adjusting the Volume in Standby

Mode

1Hook off and you can hear the dial tone, which

means the telephone service is available.

2Press ##1 to adjust the volume.

3Press keys from 1 to 4 to select the desired vol-

umn. The keys from 1 to 4 represents volumn

level from 1 to 4.

4After selecting the desired volume, press * key

to save it. If you hear the confirmation tone of a

"toot", you have successfully set the volume

level.

5You can hear the dial tone again, which means

that the FWT has returned to the off-hook state,

and you can proceed to make other operations.

Note

If you hear the reject tone of "toot, toot", you

have pressed an incorrect key. The syetem will

return to the off-hook state, and you can retry to

make the setting after hearing the dial tone

again.

Adjusting the Volume During a Call

1If you are in a session with the remote party, you

can press ##1 to adjust the volume.

2Press keys from 1 to 4 to select the desired vol-

umn. The keys from 1 to 4 represents volumn

level from 1 to 4.

3After selecting the desired volume, press * key

to save it. If you hear the confirmation tone of a

"toot", you have successfully set the volume

level.

4Keep in session mode.

Note

If you hear the reject tone of "toot, toot" when

setting the volume, you have pressed an incor-

rect key and this setting attempt is failed. How-

ever, the session mode remains and you can

perform operations from Step 1 to 4 to adjust

the volume again.

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