Motorola 2000 Series Guide de démarrage rapide

Marque: Motorola

Modèle: 2000 Series

Taper: Guide de démarrage rapide

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EWP1000 Series

Total Enterprise Access & Mobility (TEAM)

Business Smartphone

EWP1000 & 2000 Series

Quick Start Guide

Toll quality mobile PBX telephony extension & data

Complete push-to-talk services over WiFi

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Welcome

Greetings upon receiving your new Enterprise WiFi

Phone (EWP). This state-of-the-art Windows

Mobile

6.1 based business smartphone delivers

the features and benefits of your enterprise TEAM

solution, enabling enhanced communication on the

move.

The EWP seamlessly combines security and

connectivity in a stylish device that fits in your

pocket.

Meet the smartphone

Your EWP is designed to operate throughout the

wireless network coverage of your enterprise

environment. You can use the smartphone as you

would any normal office phone. This means that

you can dial local office phone extensions just as

you could with a wired desk phone, using

abbreviated extension phone numbers.

The EWP smartphone also includes voice

recognition for hands-free dialing, group and

individual push-to-talk (PTT), text messaging, email,

contacts, calendar, tasks and many other built-in

tools to help you manage your busy work style.

The EWP can also access server based enterprise

applications, standard mobile Internet browser, and

has the ability to pair with Bluetooth

headsets

and other Bluetooth devices such as personal

computers.

The EWP is available in two models; the semi-

rugged EWP2000 series and the professional

EWP1000 series. Both models have identical

functional and operational features and differ in

ruggedness and outward appearance.

For detailed information on the EWP features, refer

to the EWP1000/2000 Series User’s Guide P/N

6871009P12-A or visit www.motorola.com.

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EWP1000 Anatomy

1. Speaker key a

2. Volume up/down

3. PTT button

4. Programmable key

5. Rapid Travel Charger jack/USB cable port

6. Earpiece

7. Navigation key

8. Select key s

9. Left soft key

10. Home key

11. Call/Answer key N

12. Lower microphone

13. Speakerphone

14. Upper microphone

15. Right soft key

16. Back key

17. Power/End key O

18. Lanyard point

19. Headset Jack (supports PTT)

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EWP2000 Anatomy

1. Speaker key a

2. Holster latches

3. Volume up/down

4. PTT button

5. Programmable key

6. Rapid Travel Charger jack/USB cable port

7. Desktop Charger Contacts

8. Earpiece/Upper Microphone

9. Navigation key

10. Select key s

11. Left soft key

12. Home key

13. Call/Answer key N

14. Speakerphone/Lower Microphone

15. Right soft key

16. Back key

17. Power/End key O

18. Lanyard point

19. Headset Jack (supports PTT)

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Getting Started

Battery Installation Charge the battery

Battery status indications:

Rapid travel charger

1. Plug the Rapid Travel Charger

into the smartphone’s USB port

and plug into a standard 110/

220 VAC wall outlet.

2. When charging is completed,

remove the charger from the

wall outlet.

Using a PC to charge

1. Plug the USB cable into the

smartphone and the PC.

2. When charging is completed,

remove the cable from the

computer USB port.

EWP2000 only

Low battery

Battery level

Charging in progress

Charging completed

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Basics

Power on

Press and hold O for 1-2 seconds. Allow a few

seconds for Home screen to appear.

Power off

Press and hold O for 1-2 seconds.

First time network connection

Press: Start > Settings > Connections > Wireless

manager > Menu > Wifi Settings. Enter password

and press Go to access. Enter your network name,

encryption method (AES), authentication method

(EAP-TLS) and press Save.

Wait until “Full Service” shows on the screen.

View your smartphone number

Press: Start > Settings > Phone > Call Options.

Home screen

Use the Navigation key

to scroll and move

between the sceen

items. Press the Select

key sto access.

Open programs

From the Home screen, press: Start to access

recently used programs. Use the Navigation key S

to scroll and press the Select key s to open. To

see all programs, press: Start > All Programs.

Contacts (phonebook)

From the Home screen, press: Contacts to access

a contact registry. Use the Navigation key S

scroll, press the Select key s

to open and press

N to call. To add a new contact, press: Contacts >

New > Outlook Contact.

Important status indicators

On the top of the Home screen, you may find the

following status indicators:

Full wireless service

New Voicemail

No wireless service

Silent mode

Wireless is turned off

Vibrate mode

New email/text message

Bluetooth on

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Basics Phone

Screen Time out

Your screen turns off to save

battery power. To set the screen

time out, press: Start > Settings >

More > Power Management >

Display time out.

Lock & unlock keypad

To lock, press and hold X for a

second. Press Lock.

To unlock, press: Unlock > *.

Make a call

Enter phone number and press

Answer/End a call

Press: N to answer a call.

Press: O to end a call.

Make a PTT call

Enter phone number. Press and

hold PTT. Begin talking after

hearing a chirping sound. Release

PTT to listen.

Redial

Press: N to see last calls and

Contacts.

Highlight entry and press N or

PTT.

PTT call request

PTT call request let the recipient

know you want to talk on a PTT

call. Enter phone number. Select:

Menu > Request Call Alert.

Receive/Answer a PTT call

Your smartphone emits a tone or

vibrates. Wait for the caller to

finish speaking. Press and hold

PTT. Begin talking after hearing a

chirping sound. Release PTT to

listen.

Make a call from Contacts

Press: Start > Contacts. Scroll to a

contact and press the Select key

s. Scroll to a type of contact

(mobile, home etc.) and press N.

Set earpiece volume

During a call, press the volume

up/down keys.

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Phone

Set ring volume

Press: Start > Settings > Profiles.

Scroll to a profile. Select: Menu >

Edit. Scroll to Ring volume to set

level.

Speakerphone

During an active call, press the

speaker key a to turn on/off the

speakerphone.

Vibrate mode

Press and hold X. Select: More

> Vibrate.

Silent mode

Press and hold X. Select: Silent.

Normal mode

Press and hold X. Select:

Normal.

Check Voicemail

When B shows, you have voice

message

. Press and hold 1.

Scroll to Voicemail and press N.

Follow the Voicemail prompts.

Conference call

During an active call, press: Menu

> Conference With. Select a

number from Contacts or Recent

call or Phone number and press

Done.

Make a PTT group call

Press: Contacts > Start > Contact.

Scroll to the talkgroup. Press and

hold PTT and begin talking after

hearing a chirping sound. Release

PTT to listen.

Join an active PTT group

Press: Start > Contacts. Select the

talkgroup you want to join. Press:

Menu > Join PTT group.

Press and hold PTT and begin

talking after hearing a chirping

sound. Release PTT to listen.

Transfer a call

During an active call, press: Menu

> Transfer to. Scroll to a contact

and press the Select key s.

The smartphone displays “Would

you like to speak to (contact

number) before transferring the

call?” Press: Yes to speak to the

contact before transferring the

call.

Press: No > Transfer for direct

transfer.

Forward calls to Voicemail

To send your incoming calls to

voicemail, press: Start > Settings

> Phone > Call Forwarding.

Set Speed Dial numbers

Press: Start > Contacts. Select a

contact. Press: Menu > Add to

Speed Dial > Keypad assignment.

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Voice Recognition

Voice dial

1. Press and hold the Speaker key a for 2

seconds.

2. When prompted, say “Call” followed by a

number or contact name.

Send message

You may also say “Send text” or “Send email”

followed by a contact name or number to send a

text message.

Look up a contact name

Say “Look up” and then the name or number in your

contacts list.

Open program

1. Press and hold the Speaker key a for two

seconds.

2. When prompted, say “Open” and then the name

of a program you want to go to.

To add a program to your selection list, press: Start

> Voice Recognition > Settings > Application

Launcher.

Adapt your voice

To adapt your voice for better recognition, press:

Start > Voice Recognition > Settings > Digit Dialing

> Adapt Digits.

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Text Messaging / Email

Read new message

Press: Start > Messaging > Text Messages or

Outlook E-mail.

Create a text message

1. Press: Start > Messaging > Text Messages or

Outlook E-mail > Menu > New.

2. Place your cursor on the To: line and press the

Select keys to add recipients from Contacts.

3. When you are done creating a message, press:

Send.

Letter, underline letter and numeric

Repeatedly, press and hold * for 2 seconds and

release to switch between Letters

Á, underline

letters

Á and numbers 123.

Note: the switch between letters, underline letters,

numbers, uppercase and lowercase is indicated on

the upper right corner of the screen.

Uppercase, lowercase and caps lock

Press and hold and repeatedly press

*. The

status indicator switches between

and

Underline letter

1. Switch to underline letters.

2. Press and hold and repeatedly press and

hold * for 2 seconds and release. The status

indicator switches between Á

, á and Â.

Special character

In Letters mode, repeatedly press 1 to switch

between the following characters

. , ? ! -_’ @ :

Enter symbols

Press and hold #

for 2 seconds. Select a symbol or

a special character. When done, the smartphone

returns to previous text mode.

Enter space - Press #.

Delete text - Press .

Start a new line - Press the Select key s.

Text setup (Language, Word completion)

Press and hold

# for 2 seconds > Setup.

0 +

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Personalize

Add entry to Contacts

1. From the Home screen, press: Contacts > New >

Outlook Contact.

2. Enter Work, Mobile, PTT, Home, and E-mail

information. Also, you can assign Ring Tone and

Picture Caller ID to the contact.

Edit Contacts entry

Press: Start > Contacts. Scroll to a Contact.

Press: Menu > Edit.

Change the appearance of your screen

From the Home screen, press: Start > Settings >

Display.

You can change the Home screen layout, color

scheme, Home screen image, screen time out,

system font size.

Change sounds

1. From the Home screen, press: Start > Settings >

Sounds.

2. You can change the sound of the ring tone,

reminders, new e-mail, new text message, new

instant message, PTT call request, incoming PTT,

exclamation, questions, warnings, keypad

control, service tone, call drop tone, minute beep.

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Headset Connection

PTT and stereo headsets

Use your headset jack to plug in an

optional hands-free PTT headset.

Warning: When using a headset,

you may not hear the surrounding

sounds. Do not use a headset

where it can endanger your safety.

First time connection of Bluetooth headset

• The headset must be charged prior to starting

• Bluetooth headset must be turned Off.

1. To turn on Bluetooth: press Start > Settings >

Connections > Wireless Manager and check the

Enable Bluetooth box. The

h indicator appears

in the Home screen.

2. From the Home screen, press: Start > All

Programs > Bluetooth > Bluetooth Manager >

Hands-free.

3. Place the headset in pairing mode (Refer to the

Bluetooth Pairing Instructions included with the

headset.). When using Motorola headset, press

and hold the Call button of the headset for 5

seconds. The indicator light turns on and remains

steady. If the indicator light is flashing or does

not remain steadily lit, turn off the headset and

repeat this step.

4. Press: Add. The smartphone prompts you to

verify your headset is ready.

5. Press: Search. The smartphone starts searching

for your headset and shows it on the screen.

6. Press: Select to connect the headset.

7. When prompted, enter the device passkey

provided with your headset (such as 0000) and

press Accept.

When your headset successfully pairs, the indicator

light changes from steady to flashing blue. After

you have successfully paired your smartphone and

headset, you do not need to repeat these steps.

To pair the headset again, verify that your

smartphone’s Bluetooth is enabled (See step 1.) and

turn on the headset.

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Synchronize with PC Memory Card

You can use Microsoft

ActiveSync version 4.5 and

beyond or Windows

Mobile Device Center to

synchronize information between your smartphone

and a computer. ActiveSync can synchronize your

contacts, calendar, email, tasks, favorites and show

the content of your smartphone on your computer.

You can move files between your computer and

smartphone, download and install applications and

service your smartphone (for free download, go to

Microsoft web site or contact your administrator).

To Synchronize with your PC:

1. Turn on the smartphone and PC.

2. Connect your smartphone to your PC using a USB

cable. ActiveSync starts to synchronize

automatically with your smartphone.

3. Follow the instructions shown on your PC screen

and select the items you want to synchronize,

such as email, contacts, calendar, favorites and

other information.

* Removable microSD "optional" - sold separately

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Grant of Equipment Authorization

FCC INTERFERENCE

NOTE: 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.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject

to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2) This device must accept any interference received, including

interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Notice

IMPORTANT: Unauthorized repairs or modifications could result in

permanent damage to the equipment and void your warranty and your

authority to operate this device under Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Radio Frequency and Power

FCC Grant of Equipment Authorization

Industry Canada Grant of Equipment Authorization

This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

IMPORTANT: In the band 5150- 5250 MHz, the device may only be used

indoors to reduce potential for harmful interference to co-channel mobile

satellite systems.

Changes or modifications made in the smartphone, not expressly

approved by Motorola, will void the user's authority to operate the

equipment.

Radio Network Freq Band Rated Power

802.11a WLAN 5.15-5.25 GHz

5.25-5.35 GHz

5.47-5.725 GHz

5.725-5.825 GHz

15.8mW at 54Mbps

802.11b WLAN 2412-2462MHz 63mW at 11Mbps,

802.11g WLAN 2412-2462MHz 17.8mW at 54 Mbps

Bluetooth WPAN 2402-2480MHz 1mW

Model FCC ID

EWP1000 AZ489FT7031

EWP2000 AZ489FT7032

Model ID

EWP1000 109U-89FT7031

EWP2000 109U-89FT7032

032374o

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Accessories

SYN6371C

Mini USB Data Cable

SPN5202C

Rapid Travel

Charger

SNN5754A

Standard

(1480mAh) Battery

EWP1000 Series –SYN2682A

EWP2000 Series –SYN2685A

Carry Case w/ Clip

SNN5793A

Extra Capacity

(1750mAh) Battery

NNTN5211B

Surveillance + PTT

NNTN5330B

Ear bud + PTT

NNTN5774A

Stereo + PTT

SYN2162

H375 Bluetooth

Headset

SYN2467

H12 Crystal Talk

Bluetooth Headset

SYN2679A

Universal Pouch

DCH1000

Single Unit

Desktop Charger

DCH6000

Multi-Unit

Desktop Charger

EWP1000 Series –SYN2683A

EWP2000 Series –SYN2680A

Holster

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Total Enterprise Access & Mobility (TEAM)

Téléphone intelligent professionnel

Séries EWP1000 & 2000

Guide de démarrage rapide

Poste d'autocommutateur voix-données

mobile

de qualité commerciale

Services de messagerie vocale

instantanée complets sur WiFi

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Bienvenue

Félicitations! Vous venez de recevoir un nouveau téléphone

EWP (Enterprise WiFi Phone). Ce téléphone intelligent

professionnel de pointe fonctionnant sous Windows

Mobile

6.1 offre les fonctions et les avantages de votre

solution TEAM d'entreprise qui permettent d'améliorer les

communications de votre personnel mobile.

Le téléphone EWP allie de façon transparente la sécurité et

la connectivité dans un appareil élégant qui tient dans votre

poche.

Découvrez le téléphone intelligent

Votre téléphone EWP est conçu pour fonctionner sur le

réseau sans fil de votre environnement d'entreprise. Vous

pouvez utiliser le téléphone intelligent comme tout

téléphone de bureau ordinaire. C'est donc dire que vous

pouvez composer des numéros de postes téléphoniques

locaux comme vous le feriez avec un téléphone de bureau

filaire en utilisant des numéros de poste abrégés.

Le téléphone intelligent EWP comporte aussi des fonctions

de reconnaissance vocale permettant la composition mains

libres, la messagerie vocale instantanée (PTT pour

Push-to-Talk) de groupe et individuelle, la messagerie texte,

le courrier électronique, les contacts, le calendrier, les

tâches et bien d'autres outils intégrés afin de vous aider à

gérer votre façon de travailler.

Le téléphone EWP vous permet aussi d'accéder aux

applications d'entreprise et à un navigateur Internet mobile

standard, et de l'utiliser avec des écouteurs Bluetooth

d'autres appareils Bluetooth tels que des ordinateurs

personnels.

Le téléphone EWP est offert en deux modèles : le EWP2000

semi-robuste et le EWP1000 professionnel. Tous deux sont

dotés de caractéristiques fonctionnelles et opérationnelles

identiques et se distinguent par leur robustesse et leur

apparence extérieure.

Pour obtenir de plus amples renseignements sur les

fonctions du téléphone EWP, veuillez consulter le manuel de

l'utilisateur des téléphones EWP1000/2000 (n(o) de pièce :

6871009P12-A) ou visitez le site www.motorola.com.

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Présentation du téléphone EWP1000

1. Bouton de haut-parleur a

2. Bouton de réglage du volume

3. Bouton PTT

4. Touche programmable

5. Prise de chargeur rapide/port de câble USB

6. Écouteur

7. Touche de navigation

8. Touche de sélection s

9. Touche programmable gauche

10. Touche d'accueil

11. Touche appel/réponse N

12. Microphone inférieur

13. Activer ou désactiver le haut-parleur

14. Microphone supérieur

15. Touche programmable droite

16. Touche arrière

17. Touche de mise sous tension/fin d'appel O

18. Œillet pour dragonne

19. Prise de casque (compatible avec la messagerie

vocale instantanée)

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Présentation du téléphone EWP2000

1. Bouton de haut-parleur a

2. Loquets pour étui

3. Bouton de réglage du volume

4. Bouton PTT

5. Touche programmable

6. Prise de chargeur rapide/port de câble USB

7. Contacts du chargeur de bureau

8. Écouteur/Microphone supérieur

9. Touche de navigation

10. Touche de sélection s

11. Touche programmable gauche

12. Touche d'accueil

13. Touche appel/réponse N

14. Haut-parleur/Microphone inférieur

15. Touche programmable droite

16. Touche arrière

17. Touche de mise sous tension/fin d'appel O

18. Œillet pour dragonne

19. Prise de casque (compatible avec la messagerie

vocale instantanée)

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