LG GDC-400 User Manual

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Important Safety Information 12

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1.Unpacking 16 1. Unpacking At first, make sure that you have all the parts shown below. 1. Handset 2. Base Unit 3. A

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2.Phone Overview 17 2. Phone Overview Descriptions of the important phone components. 2.1 Front and Back View of Handset

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2.Phone Overview 18 2.2 Description of Button Button Function [TALK]  Try to make a call Î Redial number saved in handset. [END/POWER]  Pr

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2.Phone Overview 19 Button Function [CALL BACK]  Pressing shorter than 1 second : Leave a call back or a message [UP/DOWN]  Talking Mode :

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2.Phone Overview 20 2.3 LCD Display The LCD of GDC-400H GAP has 128 x 128 pixels that are capable to display 10 icons and 7 lines x 18 characters pe

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2.Phone Overview 21 2.4 Message Display Message Description Display Duration STA xxxx Station number Standby Mode CALL FROM STA xxxx

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4 The purpose of this manual is to give a user the right way to use a GDC-400H wireless terminal and its accessories. This manual lists the matter

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2.Phone Overview 22 2.5 Front and Back View of Base Unit 1 Charging terminalKeep the charging terminal

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3.Setting Up 23 3. Setting Up 3.1 Installing the Battery Before inserting the battery, make sure the polarity is in correct position.(See figure be

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3.Setting Up 24 3.3 Connecting the Charger 3.4 Charging the Handset Please charge the battery for about 12 hours before init

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3.Setting Up 25 3.5 Wireless Terminal (GDC-400H) Rubber lid for ear-microphone ♣ A general ear-microphone can be used. Warning Do

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 26 4. BASIC FUNCTIONS 4.1 Making a Call To make a call by entering numbers on your keypad. 4.1.1 Making a External Call 1) Pre

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 27 4.2.4 Dialing from Phonebook You can dial the dialing number from Phone book (60 locations). 1) Press the Names ( ) button.

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 28 4.3.2 Post Dial 1) ipLDK-24/100 → CO Line Access Code (9, 8+XX or 88+XX) → Phone number → Connection ; (XX means CO line numbe

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 29 4.4 Answering a Call Receive a phone call using the handset. 1) When the phone is ringing, the “EXT” or “INT” symbol related

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 30 4.5.1 Screened Transfer When the called station answers, inform the transfer. 1) Press END ( ) button to complete the tr

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 31 4.7 Flash During conversation (through CO line or intercom), releasing current call and entering dialing mode can be done at on

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Table of Contents 5 1. UNPACKING ... 16 2. PHONE OVERVIEW...

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4.BASIC FUNCTIONS 32 4.10 Microphone Muting During a call, you can mute the microphone. 1) Press the Option ( ) button during a call. The ha

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5.Phonebook 33 5. Phonebook  In the Off-Hook Mode (reference 5.1 Phonebook Menu) z While talking, press Option ( ) button and select Phon

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5.Phonebook 34 5.1.3 Modify z Search directory to modify (reference 5.1.1 Find). z Modify name and number, to use or cancel CO access code or save

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5.Phonebook 35 z Spanish Mode Number to Repeat KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 @ : / < > ( ) 1 2 a b c 2 A B C á à 3 d e f 3 D E F é è 4

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5.Phonebook 36 5.1.4 Delete 5.1.4.1 Delete One 1) Search directory to delete (reference 5.1.1 Find). 2) Press Delete ( ) button to delete s

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6.Programming Features 37 6. Programming Features To enter the programming features menu, the user has to press the Menu ( ) button during Idle M

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6.Programming Features 38 6.1.1.3 Delete The user can delete call. 1) In Option mode, select Delete menu press the OK ( ) button. 2) Press the O

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6.Programming Features 39 6.1.4.1 Missed Calls The user can delete all Missed Calls. 1) In Option mode, select Missed Calls menu press the OK (

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6.Programming Features 40 Î Ringing Type  You can hear melodies.(9 melodies) You can choose Ring by pressing the LEFT/RIGHT( ) button. 

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6.Programming Features 41 6.3.2 Base Choice The wireless terminal, GDC-400H(GAP), can be subscribed to up to 4 GAP systems. However, the wireless te

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Table of Contents 6 4.8 GO TO DTMF FUNCTION ... 31 4.9 ADJUST EARPIECE VOLUME

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6.Programming Features 42 6.3.5.2 Reset Settings 1) Select Reset menu and press OK ( ) button. “HS PIN : ” is displayed. 2) Input “HS PIN” and

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6.Programming Features 43 6.4.2 Modify Text 1) Select Modify Text and press the OK ( ) button. 2) And then you can modify the text. 3) If you f

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6.Programming Features 44 6.5 Phone Settings There are 9 menus in this menu.  Clock  Alarm clock  Keypad Tones  Display  Language  Silent Mode

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6.Programming Features 45 3) Dialing color When you set this function each number is displayed on screen with a different color. 4) If you want to

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6.Programming Features 46 6.5.8 S/W Version Selecting this sub-menu displays current software version on the LCD. 6.5.9 Edit Co Code A user can edit

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7.Key System Functions 47 7. Key System Functions 7.1 Call Park A user can park using intercom call or CO line to CO line parking location. 7.1.1 C

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7.Key System Functions 48 7.3 Answering a Message Waiting Indication If a message is displayed on the LCD, it indicates that a message is left to yo

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7.Key System Functions 49 3) Press SPEED ( ) button shorter than 1second. 4) Dial speed bin number. (ipLDK-24/100/300/300E: 000~099) (Only ava

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7.Key System Functions 50 7.6 System Redial 7.6.1 To Redial Saved Number 1) Press TALK ( ) button. 2) Press SPEED ( ) button shorter tha

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7.Key System Functions 51 7.7 Call Forward When a user can’t receive calls, a user can forward all user’s calls to another subscriber’s station. 1)

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Table of Contents 7 6.5.9 Edit Co Code ...46 6.5.10 Missed Call Mode

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7.Key System Functions 52 7.9 Authorization Code 7.9.1 To Register Access Authorization Code To prevent unauthorized outside call (DISA access or Tr

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7.Key System Functions 53 7.10.2 Restoring Outside Calls 1) Press TALK ( ) button. 2) Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second and pres

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7.Key System Functions 54 7.14 Wake-up Call 7.14.1 To Register Wake-up Call The system automatically sends ring signal to a station that already reg

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7.Key System Functions 55 7.16 Paging 7.16.1 To page 1) Press TALK ( ) button. 2) Dial page zone. (See the below table. Confirmation tone will b

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7.Key System Functions 56 7.18 Station Program Recovery This function is to recover the previously programmed data. It will be certified by LCD disp

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7.Key System Functions 57 7.20 Programming User Custom Message A user may program a custom message to be displayed on the LCD of calling terminal. 1

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7.Key System Functions 58 7.21.5 To delete the greeting 1) Press TALK ( ) button. 2) Press PROGRAM ( ) button longer than 1 second. 3) Press

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8. DECT Functions 59 8. DECT Functions 8.1 MOBILITY MANAGEMENT FUNCTION 8.1.1 Hand-Over Once a call has been made, it is still necessary to change p

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 60 9. Installation of Wireless Terminal  A user should do subscription procedure to use a wireless terminal

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 61 9.2 Subscription This procedure is for subscribing the wireless terminal to ipLDK-24/100/300/300E WOTS syste

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Table of Contents 8 7.13 ANSWERING A CALL WAIT WITH VOICE OVER ... 53 7.14 WAKE-UP CALL...

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 62 At the Wireless Terminal Menu ( ) + Select Phone Register menu + Select Subscription + Select empty

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 63 9.3 De-subscription I De-subscription makes a wireless terminal loose access right to the ipLDK-24/100/300/3

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 64 9.4 De-subscription II There is another way to de-subscribe locally. The subscription data of the phone (sto

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9. Installation of Wireless Terminal 65 9.5 Authentication The process by which the identity of a user of the wireless terminal is checked by th

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10. Useful Information 66 10. Useful Information 10.1 System Specification  Standard DEC

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10. Useful Information 67 10.2 Hand-held Type Wireless Terminal (GDC-400H) Specification Item Spec Size: 133mm ×44mm ×20mm(H ×W ×D) Weight: 92g

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11. Troubleshooting Guide 68 11. Troubleshooting Guide Problem Reason Solution LCD is empty. No power Check the battery then, press the POWER bu

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11. Troubleshooting Guide 69 Problem Reason Solution When pressing TALK button, Phone icon () is blinking several times and disappeared. Subscript

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Appendix 70 Appendix A. USER MENU TREE 1. Call Register2. Images & Sounds3. Phone Register5. Phone Settings6. Direct Call1_1 Missed Call1_2 Rec

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Appendix 71 Appendix B. Function Short-Key Table 1. Function Short-Key Table related to Key System Call Service * ipLDK-24/100/300/300E FEATURE

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Table of Contents 9 10.2 HAND-HELD TYPE WIRELESS TERMINAL (GDC-400H) SPECIFICATION... 67 10.3 CHARGER(400-SSC) SPECIFICATION...

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Appendix 72 FEATURE INPUT KEY Delete Greeting TALK( ) + [PROGRAM] + 6 + 6 Delete Paging Message TALK( ) + [PROGRAM] + 6 + 7 Universal Night A

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Appendix 73 Appendix C. The LCD Messages Related To a Call The followings describe messages displayed on the LCD of an attendant station and the wir

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Appendix 74 At the Wireless Terminal 1. NO CHANNEL 1) Description: There is not enough system resource. If the message is displayed frequently

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