User's Manual

Charger cord
- Charger cord suitable for handset is acceptable. (It can be checked with handsfree shop)
- A charger cord is to be connected to a charger jack of handsfree, and then to handset.
Any other cigarette cords except for a cigarette cord enclosed is prohibited.
Handset Charging
Antenna of
handset placed
•
Connect a charger cord for your handset to
the charger jack of handsfree and the bottom
of handset.
•
Put a handset in the handsfree upside down,
the antenna of handset is fixed inward a groove
of handsfree.
•
The charging of handset is automatically complete
(There is no extra signal on this)
How to change a battery for remote control.
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!
Notice
Press a little groove at right side with something like pen toward an arrow,
and then open the cover to change the battery.
※ If the LED flicks by pressing any switch on the remote control after change of
battery, it works normally.
•
Pls check out if
“
Handsfree/Ear Mic
”
switch is
positioned to Ear Mic ( LED of handsfree lights off)
The ear
microphone
doesn
’
t work on
communication
•
Pls check out
•
1. If cigarette cord is connected to the full. \
•
2. If ear plug of handsfree into earphone jack of
handset
•
to the full.
•
3. Battery for remote control
It doesn
’
t work
•
There may be some howling produced according to
handset model. At the time, pls control the volume.
There are some
howling(echo)
during the call.
•
Pls check out receiving sensitivity displayed in handset.
•
(there may be some noise produced when receiving
sensitivity at otherside is low )
•
There are some
noises during
the call
•
Pls check out if
“
Handsfree/Ear Mic
”
switch is
positioned
•
to Handsfree mode (LED of handsfree lights off)
The Cup Phone
doesn
’
t work on
communication
Followings need to be checked.Phenomenon
※
Pls feel free to contact us, Customer Service Division,
if you have any question. The phone: [phone]
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Check-up when found something wrong
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Standard size only is acceptable : LR44 1.5V×2
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The battery life : six months (based on testing at Samsin side)
Operation Instruction