Telular SX4e TDMA Originating Fax and Data Calls, Sending Data, Receiving Fax and Data Calls

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Originating Fax and Data Calls

Sending a Fax Message

1)Set up your fax machine just as you would for a wired telephone line.

2)If your fax machine has a 'prefix' setting, set it to # * 2. If your pro- gram does not have such a setting, add # * 2 to the phone number as shown in the example below:

Example: If you are sending to 1-800-123-4567, enter #*218001234567. The '# * 2' tells the SX4e to use the analog mode for this call only.

3) Your fax should then proceed normally.

NOTE: If the network does not have analog channels available, the call will be unsuccessful. Try the call at a later time.

Telephone Cord

Fax Machine

Figure 11 - Connecting a fax machine to the SX4e.

Phone Port

Sending Data

1)Connect your computer modem to the Phonecell SX4e exactly the same way you would to wired tele- phone service.

2)If your modem communications program has a 'prefix' setting, set it to # * 2. If your fax machine does not have such a setting, add # * 2 to the phone number as shown in the example below:

Telephone Cord

Computer

Figure 12 - Connecting a computer to the SX4e.

Phone Port

Example:If you are sending to 1-800-123-4567, enter #*218001234567. The '# * 2' tells the Phonecell to use the analog mode for this call only.

3) Your data transmission should then proceed normally.

NOTE: If the network does not have analog channels available, the call will be unsuccessful. Try the call at a later time.

NOTE: As a result of using this dial string prefix, the SX4e will be placed in the analog mode and an analog channel will be requested before the call is dialed. If the request is successful, the data rate negotiations will commence and the call will continue. The "FWT Status" LED will indicate an analog call by flashing green.

Receiving Fax and Data Calls

When your fax machine or modem answers a call, the Phonecell will decode the answer tone from the local device. This will cause the Phonecell to go to analog mode, regardless of which mode is currently set, to receive the data or fax. The "FWT Status" LED will indicate an analog call by flash- ing green. You do not need to do anything to allow your unit to receive fax or data calls. However, the facsimile machine and/or computer data modem must be connected to the Phonecell SX. (See: Step by Step Fax Instructions). If the call is not completed successfully, the remote caller should retry the call immediately The Phonecell SX4e will remain in analog mode for a short time after call failure waiting for retry.

Refresh FWT to Digital Mode

When the analog fax/data call ends, the "FWT Status" LED will return to continuous green indicating the FWT has returned to its normal operating digital mode.

SX4e TDMA 800 SX4e Tri-Mode

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Technical Manual

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Contents Digital TRI-MODETDMA/PCS/AMPS Important Notices ContentsSafe Operation Instructions Table of Contents Optional Wall-Mount Installation InstallationAntenna Location and Setup AC Power Connect Your SX4e to AC PowerConnect the SX4e to a telephone Plug in Your TelephoneBand Order Digits HOW to SET UP Your Phone NumberPhonecell SX4e Operation Supplementary Services Network Dependent Facsimile Machines FAX and Data TransmissionCaller ID Fax and Data ApplicationsReceiving Fax and Data Calls Refresh FWT to Digital ModeOriginating Fax and Data Calls Sending DataAuto Send Delay Phonecell SX4e User SetupUser Setup Commands How to Enter the User Setup ModeCaller ID Format Selection Audio Output Level ControlPhonecell SX4e Technician Programming Commands System Operator Code Roam OptionBand Order System Selection Post Receiver Off-Hook OptionLine-Reversal Outgoing Option Call-Answered Supervision Pulse OptionPress Casplsduration * casplslevel #Disconnect Pulse Option Restore Factory Defaults RequestRing Back request Periodic Self Test OptionSecondary Paging Channel Option Primary B-Side Non-Standard Control Channel OptionSecondary A-Side Non-Standard Control Channel Option Secondary Control Channel OptionPhonecell SX4e Troubleshooting General Information and Safety Potentially Explosive Atmospheres AircraftChildren Blasting AreasWhat this Warranty Covers and for HOW Long Important Notices WarrantyGeneral Provisions 06/11/02 Part Number