Telit Wireless Solutions Sat 600 User manual

Telit Sat 600

Dual Mode Globalstar/GSM Telephone

User’s Guide

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Introduction

Thank you for having chosen Telit. Please read this manual carefully in order to be in a

position to make full use of your telephone’s capabilities.

Using your dual mode Satellite/GSM Telit Sat 600 Telephone, calls may be made and re-

ceived using both the GSM 900 MHz cellular networks (on condition that an agreement

exists between your network operator and the network on which you are about to oper-

ate) and using the Globalstar

®

satellite network.

Despite your Sat 600’s advanced technology, it is extremely simple to use. It offers the

functions typical of a GSM telephone but in addition, using a very simple menu, it allows

you to make use of the enormous potential offered by Globalstar* network’s satellite cov-

erage.

On reading the first few pages of this manual, you will already be able to make and re-

ceive calls, memorise and recall telephone numbers in your telephone directory, and

send and receive short messages containing text (SMS).

* Find out about the coverage offered by the Globalstar network by speaking to your operator or service provider.

The Sat 600 telephone may be used in all European Union Countries. You may not be able to use it in other countries or regions due to local tele-

communication regulations.

EC Conformity Mark

This telephone complies with European Community Standards

ETS 300342 and ETS 300831; EN 60950 in terms of the provisions of European Directives:

99/5/EC

89/336/EEC

73/23/EEC

and USA standards:

FCC part 2

FCC part 15

FCC part 25

In the quest for continuous improvements in specification, design and other areas, the

contents of this manual are subject to change without notice.

Telit Mobile Terminals S.p.A.

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Patent Information

This unit has been produced in terms of the following licences held by QUALCOMM Inc.

(other licences in progress):

4,901,307 5,487,175 5,603,096

5,056,109 5,490,165 5,604,730

5,099,204 5,497,395 5,617,060

5,101,501 5,499,280 5,621,784

5,103,459 5,504,773 5,621,853

5,107,225 5,506,865 5,625,876

5,109,390 5,509,015 5,627,857

5,228,054 5,511,067 5,629,955

5,257,283 5,511,073 5,629,975

5,265,119 5,528,593 5,633,881

5,267,261 5,544,196 5,638,412

5,267,262 5,546,459 5,640,414

5,283,536 5,561,618 5,642,398

5,289,527 5,566,000 5,644,591

5,307,405 5,566,206 5,644,596

5,309,474 5,566,357 5,646,991

5,339,046 5,568,483 5,652,599

5,341,456 5,572,172 5,654,979

5,373,259 5,574,773 5,655,220

5,383,219 5,576,662 5,657,420

5,392,287 5,577,022 5,666,122

5,396,516 5,577,025 5,673,259

5,408,697 5,581,575 5,675,644

5,414,796 5,588,043 5,687,229

5,416,797 5,590,069 5,689,557

5,426,392 5,590,406 5,691,974

5,442,627 5,590,408 5,692,006

5,452,473 5,592,481

5,461,639 5,592,548

5,469,115 5,594,718

5,475,870 5,596,570

5,479,475 5,600,754

5,485,486 5,602,833

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Index

Index _____________________________________________________________ 5

1. Phone overview _________________________________________________ 10

Special keys ______________________________________________________ 11

Soft keys _________________________________________________________ 11

Indicators ________________________________________________________ 12

Telephone status indicator ___________________________________________ 12

Indicators on the display _____________________________________________ 13

Satellite Antenna ___________________________________________________ 17

Position of antenna during use ________________________________________ 17

Installation of the SIM card ___________________________________________ 18

Installing and removing the battery _____________________________________ 19

Accessory connector ________________________________________________ 19

Recharging the battery ______________________________________________ 20

Irregularity during recharging _________________________________________ 21

Battery low charge indicator __________________________________________ 21

2. Quick guide for first use _________________________________________ 22

Making your first call ________________________________________________ 22

Receiving your first call ______________________________________________ 23

Emergency calls ___________________________________________________ 24

Storing a number in the phone book ____________________________________ 24

Recalling a name in the phone book ____________________________________ 24

Sending your first short text message (SMS) _____________________________ 25

Reading your first short text message (SMS) _____________________________ 26

3. Important warnings ______________________________________________ 28

4. Main Functions _________________________________________________ 31

Switching on ______________________________________________________ 31

Switching off ______________________________________________________ 31

Access codes _____________________________________________________ 31

Security code (6 digits) ______________________________________________ 31

PIN and PIN 2 Codes (from 4 to 8 digits) ________________________________ 32

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Deactivating and activating the PIN code _______________________________ 32

PUK and PUK 2 codes (8 digits) _______________________________________ 32

Password to bar calls ________________________________________________ 32

Making a call _____________________________________________________ 33

International calls __________________________________________________ 33

Automatic redialling _________________________________________________ 33

Correcting entering errors ___________________________________________ 33

Recalling a number in the phone book _________________________________ 33

Rapid dialling _____________________________________________________ 33

One-key dialling ___________________________________________________ 34

Sending DTMF tones _______________________________________________ 34

Notes during a call _________________________________________________ 35

Answering a call ___________________________________________________ 35

Automatic answering _______________________________________________ 35

Setting loudspeaker volume __________________________________________ 35

Activating and deactivating the microphone _____________________________ 36

Protecting the keyboard _____________________________________________ 36

Self-locking ______________________________________________________ 36

Cancelling units in credit ____________________________________________ 36

PNP (Private Numbering Plan) ________________________________________ 37

5. Managing calls _________________________________________________ 38

6. Using call logging ______________________________________________ 39

Most recent calls made _____________________________________________ 39

Most recent calls missed ____________________________________________ 39

7. Using the phone book ___________________________________________ 40

Storing names and numbers _________________________________________ 40

Adding a name and number __________________________________________ 40

Entering names ___________________________________________________ 40

Correcting a name/number __________________________________________ 41

Characters available _______________________________________________ 41

Recalling a telephone number from the phone book _______________________ 42

Searching by name ________________________________________________ 42

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Searching by position _______________________________________________ 42

Phone book Menu _________________________________________________ 43

8. Message Menu (

) ______________________________________________ 44

Structure of the “Message” menu ______________________________________ 45

Messages ( ) _________________________________________________ 46

New ( ) ___________________________________________________ 46

Send ____________________________________________________________ 47

Store ___________________________________________________________ 47

Send and store ____________________________________________________ 47

Parameters ______________________________________________________ 47

Received ( ) _______________________________________________ 47

Written ( ) _________________________________________________ 49

Parameters ( ) _____________________________________________ 49

Name ___________________________________________________________ 49

Service Centre Number _____________________________________________ 49

Validity __________________________________________________________ 49

Destination _______________________________________________________ 50

Protocol _________________________________________________________ 50

Default __________________________________________________________ 50

Automatic deletion ( ) ________________________________________ 50

Reply Path ( ) ______________________________________________ 51

Report ( ) _________________________________________________ 51

Information ( ) ______________________________________________ 51

Call mailbox ( ) ________________________________________________ 51

Broadcast ( ) __________________________________________________ 52

Activation ( ) _______________________________________________ 52

Subject ( ) _________________________________________________ 52

9. Main Menu (

) _________________________________________________ 53

Dialogue method __________________________________________________ 53

Numbering method ________________________________________________ 54

Network services __________________________________________________ 54

Menu structure ____________________________________________________ 55

Network services ( ) ___________________________________________ 61

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Calls ( ) _____________________________________________________ 61

Audio ( ) ____________________________________________________ 61

Settings ( ) ___________________________________________________ 62

Display ( ) ________________________________________________ 62

Language ( ) ______________________________________________ 63

Call waiting ( ) _____________________________________________ 63

Keyboard lock ( ) ___________________________________________ 63

Answer mode ( ) ___________________________________________ 63

Call control ( ) ________________________________________________ 63

Beep every 60s ( ) _________________________________________ 63

Call duration ( ) ____________________________________________ 63

Charging ( ) _______________________________________________ 64

Send own number ( ) _______________________________________ 64

CUG (Closed User Group) ( ) _________________________________ 64

NITZ (Network Identity Time Zone) ( ) __________________________ 64

Clock ( ) ____________________________________________________ 65

Setting ( ) ________________________________________________ 65

Alarm ( ) _________________________________________________ 65

Date format ( ) _____________________________________________ 65

Information ( ) ________________________________________________ 65

Own number ( ) ____________________________________________ 65

IMEI ( ) __________________________________________________ 65

Software ( ) _______________________________________________ 66

SIM Information ( ) _________________________________________ 66

Total life ( ) _______________________________________________ 66

Security ( ) ___________________________________________________ 66

PIN ( ) ___________________________________________________ 66

Telephone ( ) _____________________________________________ 66

Call barring ( ) _____________________________________________ 66

Fixed dial ( ) ______________________________________________ 67

Call divert ( ) _________________________________________________ 67

Always ( ) ________________________________________________ 67

Missed calls ( ) ____________________________________________ 67

Delete ( ) _________________________________________________ 68

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Networks ( ) __________________________________________________ 68

Net search ( ) _____________________________________________ 68

Selection ( ) ______________________________________________ 68

Network list ( ) _____________________________________________ 68

Home network ( ) __________________________________________ 69

10. Satellite Menu (

) ______________________________________________ 70

Method ( ) ____________________________________________________ 70

GS ( ) ____________________________________________________ 70

GSM ( ) ___________________________________________________ 70

GS then GSM ( ) ____________________________________________ 71

GSM then GS ( ) ___________________________________________ 71

Technical characteristics ___________________________________________ 72

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Display

Alphanumeric

Keypad

Special Keys

Satellite Menu

Key

Phone book

Key

Earpiece

On/Off Key

Microphone

LED

1. Phone overview

Main menu

Key

Message Menu

Key

Satellite

Antenna

Flip

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Special keys

Soft keys

The Soft keys carry out the functions that appear above the keys themselves

on the display (e.g. for ).

Key Feature

&

Switches the telephone on and off. During a conversation it enables or

disables the

mute

feature

,

To make a call, confirm a selection, access information, and for quick ac-

cess to the call records

-

To end or reject a call, reject a choice, exit menus without changing set-

tings. When pressed for 1 second it activates the automatic locking of

the keyboard (if activated, see “Self-locking”)

'

Press to access the Main menu, move to the next entry, access further

options. When pressed for 1 second, activates/deactivates the phone’s

ring

)

Press to access the phone book (memorised on the SIM card). When

pressed for 1 second allows access to the phone book menu

*

Allows access to the Message Menu

(

Press to access Satellite menu. When pressed for more than 1 second,

allows the passage from satellite mode to GSM and vice versa

+

To cancel a character on the display (all characters if pressed for a long

time), a missed call, an SMS, the content of an entry in the phone book

memory, to reject a choice or when pressed for a long time, to exit the

menus

.

To key in an asterisk. Permits the pauses (P) and waits (W) in the DTMF

tone sequence to be inserted in stand-by, after having entered at least

one number and on pushing in quick succession. To reduce a value, to

scroll menu choices down

/

To key in a hatch character. When preceded by a number, used to recall

the telephone number relating to the position in the phone book. In

stand-by mode allows the keyboard to be locked or unlocked. Allows a

value to be increased or a menu choice to be scrolled upwards

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If the LED is...

Red The telephone is in Globalstar satellite mode

Flashing Red

The telephone is searching for the Globalstar satellite

network

Off The telephone is in GSM mode

Indicators

The telephone is fitted with indicators (LED, icons) that provide information as to the

phone’s status and main features activated.

Telephone status indicator

The LED that indicates the mode (land or satellite) the telephone is in, is positioned to the

left of the key.

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Indicator Description

Alarm indicator. Shows up when the alarm has been activated

External device indicator. Shows up when the telephone is con-

nected to automobile kit (optional) or other accessories

Signal strength indicator. Indicates the strength of the signal sent

by the network. The more bars visible (maximum 3), the stronger the

signal. When the antenna symbol is not visible, but there are bars,

only emergency calls can be made

Message indicator. Indicates that there is a new message. Flashes

when the memory on your SIM card is full. This means that one or

more SMS messages must be cancelled

Battery charge indicator. Indicates the battery’s charge. Compris-

ing from 3 fixed segments (battery charged) to 0 flashing segments

(battery not charged). While charging the battery an animation of

the inside of the battery is seen, which remains fixed when the bat-

tery is fully charged

Clock indicator. Indicates the time in a 24 hour format

Indicators on the display

The telephone’s display includes indicators that provide information on its functioning.

Other indicators will be illustrated later in the manual.

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Indicator Description

Call transfer indicator. Displayed when the call transfer feature has

been activated

Incoming call bar indicator. Displayed when the incoming call bar

feature has been activated

Outgoing call bar indicator. Displayed when the outgoing call bar

feature has been activated

Network maintenance indicator. Displayed when maintenance of

the satellite network is in progress. In this case the telephone is not

able to access the Globalstar network. Switch the phone off and try

again later. If the problem persists, contact your network operator or

service provider

Telephone block indicator. Displayed when the telephone has

been blocked by the satellite network. In this case switch the tele-

phone off and on again, waiting for an un-blocking message from

the network. If the block persists, contact your network operator or

service provider

Recharging indicator (only with the telephone on). Displayed

when the telephone is connected to the battery charger, and the bat-

tery is being charged. When this flashes, it indicates that the battery

has been fully charged

Keyboard locked indicator. Displayed when the keyboard has

been locked

Call, SMS and phone book bar indicator. Displayed when the out-

going call, SMS and phone book features have been barred



Automatic answering indicator. Displayed when the automatic an-

swering feature has been activated

Satellite mode indicator. Displayed when the telephone is in satel-

lite mode

;1HW 

Network indicator. Indicates the nationality and network to which

the telephone is connected

Forbidden network indicator. Displayed when the telephone is

connected to a forbidden network. In such a case only emergency

calls can be made

Roaming indicator. Displayed while roaming a GSM cellular net-

work or the Globalstar satellite network

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Indicator Description

Ring active indicator. Displayed when the telephone’s ring is active

Ring off indicator. Displayed when the telephone’s ring has been

deactivated

Outgoing call indicator. Indicates that an outgoing call is in prog-

ress

Incoming call indicator. Indicates that an incoming call is in prog-

ress

Outgoing call on hold. Indicates that an outgoing call has been put

on hold

Incoming call on hold indicator. Indicates that an incoming call

has been put on hold

Message Description

'$7(

Depending on what is set on the menu, this indicates the day of the

week and the date, or a personal message defined in the relevant

menu ( )

£

Indicates credit remaining (the feature and symbol depend on the

SIM card used)

68%-(&7

Indicates the Cell Broadcast subject (e.g. the name of the city), de-

pending on those activated and the service offered (when viewing of

Cell Broadcast messages is enabled, information and other mes-

sages are hidden. To view them press )

The following messages may appear in the middle of the display:

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The Main Menu is accessed by pressing the key. The display will read as follows:

Indicates that further fields are available (above or below) on the same

menu level.

0-0-0-0 The number indicated negatively shows which menu level is active.

Menu Indicates the name of the current menu.

Indicates the features that can be activated using the corresponding Soft

Keys .

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Satellite Antenna

When in satellite mode, it is important that the satellite antenna be used correctly to allow

you to make full use of the potential offered by the Globalstar network.

Position of the antenna while in use

Before beginning a satellite call, the antenna must be completely extended and pushed

to the left or right until it is against the stop (as shown in the figure below), so that it is al-

ways vertical to the ground, pointing up to the sky, while the conversation is in progress.

NOTE: In satellite mode it is important that the telephone and the satellite are in “sight” of

each other, to achieve maximum quality service. Highest quality is therefore obtained out-

doors.

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Installation of the SIM card

To be able to use the telephone, a valid format “plug-in” SIM card must be obtained.

The SIM card is supplied by the network operator or the service provider.

Switch the telephone off. Remove the battery and move the metal handle on the SIM

card cover to the OPEN position. Lift the flap. Insert the SIM card in the relevant slot in

the cover.

To insert the SIM card, use the relevant guides on the cover ensuring that the bev-

elled edge of the SIM card is facing the upper part of the telephone and that the gilded

contacts are facing the telephone (and thus not visible). Replace the cover and move the

metal handle to the LOCK position.

Install the battery as explained below.

Metal handle for locking /

unlocking the SIM card

housing

Battery contacts

SIM card housing

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Installing and removing the battery

Rest the battery in the space provided on the back of the telephone. First insert the

upper end of the battery and then push the battery down until a click is heard indicating

that it is in position.

To remove the battery be sure that the telephone is switched off, then press the re-

lease key down, and keep it pressed as the battery is lifted out.

NOTE: For correct recharging the ambient temperature (not that on the display) must be

between 0° and +45° C.

Accessory connector

The connector for accessories and for the automobile kit (optional) is on the bottom of the

telephone. The hands-free kit is to be connected to the socket on the side of the tele-

phone (to the right of the display).

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Recharging the battery

This telephone is powered by a Lithium Ion rechargeable battery (which does not effect

the memory).

NOTE: Only use original batteries and battery chargers.

Insert the appropriate battery charger plug (among the 4 provided) depending on the

type used in the country in which the telephone is used, into the socket.

Connect the battery charger cable to the lower end of the telephone (the arrow printed

on the connector must not be visible when the plug is inserted) and the other end into a

power supply socket (100V – 240V).

With the telephone off, the image below is shown on the display while the battery is be-

ing charged. The segments of the battery icon ( ) are animated:

With the telephone on, the symbol is shown on the display while the battery is being

charged. The segments of the battery icon ( ) are animated.

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