Welcome

Welcome to CompanionPro – the most comprehensive and fully robust software designed for iDEN CompanionPro phones.  CompanionPro allows fleet managers to modify call lists, setup ergonomic preferences, and send SMS messages to iDEN CompanionPro units for fleet members or customers.

This help contains detailed information on the functionality of CompanionPro from every day tasks, to user-specific configuration.


Main Application Window

The application window is the main window that is displayed upon startup of CompanionPro.

The Application Menu contains three pull down menus

File	Contains file operations:

View	Allows the user to modify the display options

Help 	Allows the user to view help

The Application Toolbar is located on the top of the screen and provides easy access to many of the most commonly used operations of CompanionPro.

On the left of the screen, the iDEN Tool Bar contains quick access to the main operations modes of CompanionPro.

The center are of the screen will change depending on the current mode that is selected by the user.


Application ToolBar

The Application ToolBar which is located towards the top of the Main Application Window gives easy, one-click access to the user for many tasks which are commonly used.

The Application Tool Bar is shown as displayed below:

New 	Creates a new COP file

Open 	Opens an existing COP file

Append File	Opens an existing COP file and appends it to the current COP file.  If two COP files contain the same unit, you will be given the option to replace the existing unit information.

Save	Saves the current COP file

Cut	Cuts the selected text from it’s original location into the clipboard

Copy	Copies the selected text to the clipboard

Paste	Pastes the contents of the clipboard to the current cursor location

Print	This function depends on the application mode you are currently in

Phone Center the print button will print the active COP file

Send SMS  the print button will print the SMS message currently being edited

Help	Turns your cursor into a questionmark and allows you to select an item to learn more about it’s functionality.

Exit	Closes all COP files and exits the application.

Read Phone	Read data from an iDEN unit

Copy Phone	Writes User Ergonomics and Call List data to the destination phone

Program Phone	Writes the entire codeplug data to the destination phone

Reset Phone	Resets the Phone

Add Unit	Adds an iDEN unit to the list

Delete Unit	Deletes an iDEN CompanionPro unit from the list

Add Talkgroup	Adds a Talkgroup

Delete Talkgroup	Deletes a Talkgroup


iDEN Tool Bar

The iDEN CompanionPro Tool Bar provides one-click access to the different modes of CompanionPro.

There are:

•	Phone Center

•	Message Center

•	Copy Wizard

•	Recover Wizard

•	Personal Information Center

•	Messaging Center


Phone Center

The Phone Center portion of iDEN CompanionPro will allow fleet managers to store multiple iDEN CompanionPro units’ information and talkgroup information.

By clicking the Phone Center icon on the iDEN Toolbar, the phone center will be displayed in the view window.

The Phone Center window contains two tabs.

-	Units

-	Talkgroups

Note that the Phone Center contains both horizontal and vertical scroll bars in order to allow the user to view any portion of the phone center data at a time.


Copy Wizard

The Copy Wizard allows you to copy data from a single iDEN CompanionPro unit to any number of destination units.

The Copy Wizard is launched by clicking the “Copy Wizard” selection from the Tools menu .

The Copy Wizard consists of three main steps:

-	Step 1 :  Read data from the source iDEN CompanionPro phone or form an iDEN CompanionPro RSS user data file (ex: filename.usr).

-	Step 2 :  Select the desired data items the user wishes to copy

-	Step 3 :  Write data to the destination phones


Recover Wizard

The Recover Wizard consists of the following main operations:

-	Automatic Backup Codeplug Save

-	Recover Wizard Utlity


Application Menu

The Application Menu contains the following pull down menu options:

-	File 	Contains most file related options along with Printing.

-	Edit 	Contains the standard  windows options  including Edit, Copy, Past, Undo

-	View 	Turn on or off the Toolbar and Statusbar

-	Phone	  	Unit and Talkgroup options

-	Tools	Contains the main functionality of CompanionPro including Wizards

-	Window 	Displays current list of open windows and allows you to switch between them.

-	Help	Displays help options including search and topics.


Read Phone

This selection will read the codeplug data of an iDEN CompanionPro unit.  After the information has been successfully read from the phone, you will be prompted to import the information into the current COP file if one is open.  If no file is open, then one will be created.

In the event the COP file already contains the information for the same IMEI number (for example, if you read the iDEN CompanionPro unit’s data into the same COP file) you will be prompted to replace the existing unit information.  At this point, you may replace the information with the newly read data by selecting “Yes”, or preserve the current unit’s data by responding “No”.


Copy Phone

This selection writes user ergonomics and Call List data to the destination phone connected to your PC.  Note that this does not re-write the entire codeplug data to the phone, but only the following items:

•	Call Lists (phone lists, private lists, group lists, private ID’s etc.)

•	User Ergonomic Information (such as ring style, timer displays, 1 minute beep, volume settings etc.)

For more information on a complete list of items that are copied during the copy phone operation, please refer to the printed manual.


Program Phone

This operation writes the entire codeplug data to the destination phone.  Unlike the Copy Phone function, this operation writes unit specific data (such as the IMEI number, Phone Number etc.) to the iDEN CompanionPro phone.

For a complete list of the items that are written to the phone during a write operation, please refer to the printed manual.


Reset Phone

This operation performs a reset on the destination iDEN unit.  It is primarily used after programming a phone in order to restore it to its normal mode of operation.

Alternatively, a reset can be performed by removing the battery from the iDEN unit for a few seconds and then reinstalling it.


Append File

Opens an existing COP file and appends it to the end of the current COP file.

In the event that there are two COP files that contain the same unit (meaning both files are the same), then the user will be given the option to replace the existing information, or keep the current file as it without appending anything to it.

This function can be particularly useful when data from two or more different COP files need to be merged.


Add Unit

Adds an iDEN CompanionPro unit to the current COP file.  This operation automatically places the cursor on the next blank entry for immediate data input.  This avoids having to scroll down to locate an empty field.


Delete Unit

Deletes the selected or current unit.  You may also delete multiple units in the following manner:

Delete Sequential Elements – Click on the first element you want to delete, then hold down the SHIFT key and click on the last element you wish to delete.  This will automatically select all the elements in between.  Now click the Delete Unit button on the Application Toolbar, or by clicking Delete Unit from the Phone -> Units menu.

Deleted Selected Elements – Hold down the CTRL button on your keyboard and click the entries you wish to select.  You may now delete the selected elements by clicking the Delete Unit button on the Application Toolbar or by clicking Delete Unit from the Phone -> Units menu.


Add Talkgroup

Moves the cursor to the next blank entry in the Available Talkgroups list and allows the user to immediately add enter new talkgroup(s).


Delete Talkgroup

Deletes the current or selected entry in the Available Talkgroups List .


Codeplug

The data stored in an iDEN unit’s EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read Only Memory) is commonly referred to as its codeplug.  From the perspective of the computer, this data can be read (or downloaded) from the iDEN CompanionProunit into the computer.  The codeplug can also be written (uploaded) to an iDEN unit’s EPROM, from the computer.

The codeplug of an iDEN CompanionPro unit commonly consists of its ergonomic settings, call lists, and short messages.

Data is transferred to and from the iDEN CompanionPro unit by means of a serial cable, which physically connects your iDEN CompanionPro unit to the communications port in a personal computer.


COP file

This is the file type used by iDEN CompanionPro in order to store its phone and unit related data.


IMEI

The IMEI number is a 15 digit identification number used by Motorola in order to identify iDEN units.  It is usually printed on a sticker located behind the battery of an iDEN unit.


current unit

The current unit is the unit that is currently being edited or active.  This is the element where the blinking cursor is on.


iDEN

iDEN or integrated Digital Enhanced Network is an innovative digital technology that enables users to take full advantage of the benefits of the wireless world by integrating four communications services into one network, using one unit. Motorola's concept of integrated wireless business communications offers advanced capabilities that bring together the features of dispatch radio, full-duplex telephone interconnect, short message service and data transmission.


Phone Center Units

The “Units” tab in the Phone Center displays a table of iDEN CompanionPro units in the current COP file .

The units page includes the following information as shown above:

-	User’s Name

-	IMEI/ SIM ID

-	Phone Model

-	Phone Number

-	Private ID

-	IDEN Online

-	IP Address

You may scroll through the unit entries by clicking and dragging the horizontal and vertical scrollbars which are on the far right and bottom of the units page.

When the Units Page is selected, the Units ToolBar will be displayed on the right side of the application window.

The user can add a new unit to the COP file by clicking the Add Unit button from the Application Toolbar or by clicking Unit -> Add from the File menu.  A new unit can also be added by reading a phone .

More than one COP file can be opened simultaneously.  Furthermore, the user can drag one or more units from the COP file and drop them into another.  When a unit (or units) are dragged and dropped between two COP files, all the unit’s information will be copied to the destination COP file.  In the event that two COP files contain the same unit, the user will be prompted to replace the existing unit information.  At this point, the user may chose to replace the existing unit information or preserve it and abort the operation.

You can modify a unit by double clicking on it.

The user can delete one or more units by selecting the desired units and clicking Delete Unit from the Application ToolBar or by selecting the Units -> Delete Unit option from the Phone menu.

The user can view a unit’s information by double clicking on the desired unit on the Units Page.  See Phone List Page for more details.

The user can view the Private Call List of an iDEN unit by selecting the desired unit from the Units page and by clicking the Private Call List button from the Units Toolbar .  The Private Call List Page will be displayed.

The user can view the Talkgroup List of an iDEN unit by selecting the desired unit from the Units page and by clicking theTalkgroup List button from the Units Toolbar .  The Talkgroup List will be displayed.

The user can view phone settings of an iDEN CompanionPro unit by selecting the desired unit from the Units page and clicking the Phone settings button from the Units Toolbar .  The Basic Phone Settings Page will be displayed.

The user can view Talkgroup Scan List of an iDEN CompanionPro unit by selecting the desired unit from the Units page and clicking the Phone settings button from the Units Toolbar .  The Talkgroup Scan List will be displayed.

The user can view the status message list of an iDEN CompanionPro unit by clicking a desired unit from the Units Page and clicking the Status Message button from the Units Toolbar .  The Status Message List page will be displayed.

The user can view a unit’s information notes the Notes page will be displayed.


User's Name
User’s Name

The User’s Name field located on the Units Page of the Phone Center can accept up to 11 characters of information.


Phone Model

This field is a drop down list which displays all the phone models that are currently supported by your carrier.  To select a phone mode, click on the drop down list arrow and select the appropriate iDEN CompanionPro phone model.


Phone Number

This field is limited to 20 characters and the following characters:  numbers 0-9, #, * and the letter o for pause.

For example, a valid phone entry could be:

305 555 3740

or	305 o 555 3740


Private ID

This field is restricted to numbers ranging from 1 – 65535. Crossfleet allows “ 0-9,* ”.


IP Address

The internet address field accepts a maximum of 15 characters in the following format:  ###.###.###.###

The first number of the IP address can range from 1 to 223.  The next three numbers range from 0 to 255.

Example:

221.101.233.254


IDEN Online

The iDEN CompanionPro online field accepts up to a maximum of 20 characters


Units ToolBar

The Units toolbar automatically appears on the right side of the screen when the user selects the Phone Center Mode.

The Units Toolbar contains the following buttons:

-	Phone List

-	Private List

-	Phone Settings

-	Talkgroup Scan Property Page

-	Status Message

-	Talkgroup List

-	Phonebook

-	View

-	SIM Info

-	Notes


Phone List Property Page

The Phone List Property Page is activated by clicking on the Phone List button from the Units Tool Bar .

Phone List

- Speed Dial	The designated speed dial number for each entry.  If no speed dial is entered, the smallest available speed dial will be used automatically.
- Name	The name of the person
- Phone Number	The phone number of the associated person
- Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding number will be enabled on the phone.
Browse Arrows

Clicking on the up and down arrows will move the cursor up or down through the phone list.

Buttons

- Remove	Removes the selected entry(s)
- Copy	Copies the entire phone list to destination iDEN CompanionPro unit(s)
- Auto Fill	iDEN unit phone numbers within the same COP file can be imported.  The “Auto Fill Unit’s Information” dialog box will be displayed.
-Enable All	When checked, all the entries in the Phone List will be enabled and when unchecked all entries will be disabled in the Phone List.


Private List Property Page
Private Call List Property Page

The Private Call List is accessible by clicking the Private Call List button on the Units ToolBar .

Private List

- Speed Dial	The designated speed dial number for each entry.  If no speed dial is entered, the smallest available speed dial will be used automatically.
- Name	The name of the person
- Private ID	The private ID of the associated person
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding Private ID will be enabled on the phone.
Sorted By:

- Name	Sorts the list in ascending order by Name alphabetically
- Private ID	Sorts the list in ascending order by the Private ID numerically
You may alternatively sort by double clicking on the column headings Name or Phone Number.

Browse Arrows

Clicking on the up and down arrows will move the cursor up or down through the phone list.

Buttons

- Remove	Removes the selected entry(s)
- Copy	Copies the entire private list to destination iDEN CompanionPro unit(s)
- Auto Fill	iDEN unit Private ID’s within the same COP file can be imported.  The “Auto Fill Unit’s Information” dialog box will be displayed.
-Enable All	When checked, all the entries in the Phone List will be enabled and when unchecked all entries will be disabled in the Phone List.

The Private Call List can be sorted by either Name or Private columns by selecting the desired option.

You can move a private call list entry down or up by selecting on any desired entry from the Private Call List and clicking the arrow buttons.

You can add a new entry by typing values in an empty row.  Note that If the user does not enter a private number, the entry will NOT be added to the list.

The current Private Call List entry will be removed by clicking the Remove button.

You can copy a partial or entire private call list to the desired destination iDEN CompanionPro units by selecting the source entries and then clicking the Copy button.  By clicking the Copy button the Copy User’s Information Dialog will be displayed.

Every iDEN CompanionPro unit private ID within the same COP file can be imported to the current private call list by clicking the “Auto Fill” button.  When the Auto Fill button is clicked, the Auto Fill Units Information Dialog will be displayed.

Clicking OK will commit the changes and close the dialog.

Clicking Help will display this help.


Phone Settings Property Page
Basic Phone Settings Property Page

This page is displayed when the Basic Phone Settings button on the Units Toolbar is clicked.

This page controls most of the phones ergonomic features.  For more information on a specific model’s features – please refer to each phone’s respective manual.

The following toggled options can be set:

General Options:

-	Automatic Radio Lock

-	Reset Passcode

-	One Minute Beep Timer

-	VADK

-	Group Call Tone

-	Phone Only Mode

-	Talk Permit

-	PTT ID

-	Auto Display Timer

-	Muted DTMF

-	Talkgroup Scan

-	Desk-Set Accessory Support

-	Call Alert Queue

-	Inactivity Revert

-	Auto Revert

-	SMS Call Back Disable

-	Emergency Button

-	Emergency Talkgroup

-	Phone Lockout

-	Private Lockout

-	Photo Sensor

Mobile Only Options:

-	Lock Override

-	Theft Alarm

-	Use External Speaker

-	Horn and Lights

Clicking OK will commit any changes made and close the property sheet.

Clicking Cancel will discard any changes that may have been made and close the property sheet window.


Status Message List Property Page

The Status Message List Property Page can be activated by clicking the “Status Message” button from the Units Toolbar .

Status Messages are available only on Advanced Featured Units such as the r470.  Status Messages allow users to send a short message along with alert whenever they key another radio.  Normally, the radio only displays the name of the user attempting to contact the recipient.  Status messages can be programmed to the phone so that when the user is alerted, a short (11 character) message will be displayed on the recipient’s phone.  If no message is stored for the corresponding Message ID, then only the number will be displayed.

It is a good idea to copy the same status messages across all Advanced Featured Units in order to be consistent.

The Status Message List contains a  table with two columns displayed in the center of the property page.  It contains the following fields:

Number	Displays the number of the Message (like an index)
Message	Message The Message filed accepts up to 11 characters
ID	Displays the Message ID to which the Message is associated with.
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding number will be enabled on the phone.
The following Status Message options are also available:

NAM	If the current iDEN CompanionPro unit has more than one NAM, the NAM Combobox will be enabled, and the user can view Status Message lists in a different NAM.
Remove	Removes the current Status Message list entry.
Copy	Copies the entire Status Message list to the desired destination iDEN CompanionPro unit.  When the copy button is clicked, the Copy Unit’s Information dialog will be displayed.


Notes Property Page

The Notes Property Page can be activated by clicking the Notes button from the Units Tool Bar .

A maximum of 27 characters of comments can be stored.


IMEI Field

The IMEI field of the Units Page of the Phone Center can accept up to 15 characters.


Available Users List

This list displays all iDEN CompanionPro units within the current COP file.  It includes two columns:

-	User Name

-	Private ID


Available Talkgroups List

This list displays all the Talkgroups supported by the service provider.  It includes two columns:

-	Talkgroup Name

-	Talkgroup ID


Users list

This list displays all the users existing in the selected talkgroup.  It includes two columns:

-	User Name

-	Private ID


Talkgroup Name

The Talkgroup Name field accepts up to 11 characters


Talkgroup ID

The Talkgroup ID field accepts any number from 1 to 255.


Advanced Phone Settings
Advanced Phone Settings Property Page

The Advanced Phone Settings page can be accessed by clicking on the Advanced Phone Settings tab in the Unit Information property sheet.

Note that some options may be disabled corresponding to the limitations of the phone hardware.

The following advanced options are provided:

General Options:

-	Power Mode

-	Talkgroup Type

-	Timer Auto Power Down

-	Call Alert Queue Timer

-	Language

-	Emergency ID

-	Ring Tone

-	ISO Enabled

-	Silent Earpiece

Mobile Only Options

-	Active Line Indicator

Data Enabled Options:

-	Net Mode

-	Baud Rate

Copy Utility:

Clicking on the Copy button would allow the user to copy the entire contents of the advanced fields of the phone settings to any desired destination iDEN CompanionPro unit.

Clicking the OK button will save all changes and close the property sheet.

Clicking the Cancel button will discard any changes that may have been made.


File Menu

The File menu contains the following selections:

-	New	Creates a NEW COP file

-	Open	Opens an existing COP file

-	Append File	Appends another file to the existing, active COP file

-	Close	Closes the current COP file

-	Save	Saves the current COP file

-	Save As	Saves the current COP file as another filename which is entered by the user

-	Print Preview	Displays a WYSIWYG preview of the document to be printed by the Print selection

-	Print	Prints the current view, a dialog box will be displayed prompting the user for more options

-	Recent Files	The recent file list contains a list of the most recent COP files that were opened by

CompanionPro.  If there were no previously opened files – this list will be empty.

-	Exit	Exits CompanionPro.  The user will be prompted to save changes in the appropriate files.


WYSIWYG

What You See Is What You Get


Edit Menu

The Edit menu performs the following operations:

- Undo	The previous operation performed will be un-done.

- Copy	Copies the selected text or item to the clipboard (computer’s memory)

- Paste	Pastes the contents of the clipboard to the current location of the cursor.


View Menu

The view menu contains the following toggled selections:

-	ToolBar	If checked, the Application Toolbar and iDEN Toolbar is displayed in CompanionPro .

-	StatusBar	If checked, the Statusbar is displayed in CompanionPro .


Phone Menu

The Phone Menu contains two submenus and the following selections:

-	Units

-	Add Unit

-	Delete Unit

-	Talkgroup

-	Add Talkgroup

-	Delete Talkgroup


Tools Menu

The Tools menu contains the following menu selections:

-	Phone Center 	Launches the Phone Center

-	Copy Wizard 	Launches the Copy Wizard

-	Recover Wizard 	Launches the Recover Wizard

-	Messaging Center	Launches the Messaging Center

-	Personal Information Center 	Launches the Personal Information center

-	Read Phone 	Reads data from an iDEN CompanionPro Phone

-	Program Phone 	Writes data to an iDEN CompanionPro unit

-	Reset Phone 	Resets a iDEN CompanionPro unit

-	Options 	Launches the Options Dialog Box

-	Language

-	English	Changes the current language of CompanionPro to English

-	French	Changes the current language of CompanoinPro to French

-       Autofill All	This feature enables the user to automatically import   iDEN unit phone and private numbers within the same COP file to other units in the same file.


Options Dialog

The Options Dialog window can be displayed by choosing the Options selection from the Tools Menu .

You may set the following options:

Configuration	Language, Communication Settings and codeplug Backup Path
Service Provider Settings	Settings related to the Service Provider
Send SMS Message Settings	SMS related settings


Window Menu

The Window menu contains the following menu selections:

New Window	Creates a new Window
Cascade	Cascades all currently open windows for easy switching
Tile	Tiles the windows into equal parts
Arrange Icons	Aligns all icons
Note:   The current window has a check mark placed to the left of it’s name.  Each window has its own unique number.  You can switch windows by clicking on the Window menu and pressing a number on the keyboard corresponding to the window desired.


Help Menu

The Help menu contains the following menu selections:

- CompanionPro Help topics	Displays all the topics in the CompanionPro online help file

- Search	Allows the user to search through the help file

- Using Help	Help on using the Help interface

- About CompanionPro	Gives version, copyright, release and other information about

CompanionPro


Emergency ID

The Emergency ID field accepts up to 5 characters.  The valid characters are digits 0 through 9, #, and *


Talkgroup Scan Property Page

The Talkgroup Scan Property page can be activated by clicking on the Talkgroup Scan button from the Units Tool Bar.

The Talkgroup Scan List contains a  table with three columns displayed in the center of the property page.  It contains the following fields:

Index (Not labeled)	These are preset from 1 to 30.
Name	The maximum length for the Name field is 11 characters (this field is only available for some models)
Mode	This must be a value from 1 to 255
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding name will be enabled on the phone.

The following Talkgroup Scan options are also available:

NAM	If the current iDEN CompanionPro unit has more than one NAM, the NAM Combobox will be enabled, and the user can view talkgroup scan lists in a different NAM.
Remove	Removes the current talkgroup scan list entry
Copy	Copies the entire talkgroup scan list to the desired destination iDEN CompanionPro unit.  When the copy button is clicked, the Copy Unit’s Information dialog will be displayed.


Copy Unit's Information
Copy Unit’s Information

This dialog box can be launched from different dialogs.

Phone List Dialog	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Name field
Private Call List Dialog	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Name field
Phone Settings	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Name field in the  Advanced Phone Settings and Basic Phone Settings dialog.
Talkgroup Scan List	The “Copy From” field is taken from the ID field
Status Message List	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Message field
Phonebook	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Name field.
Talkgroup List	The “Copy From” field is taken from the Talkgroup Name field.

A three column list is displayed in the center of the dialog box.

User Name	Name of the owner of an iDEN CompanionPro unit.
Model Number	Unit’s model number
IMEI	The IMEI number is a 15 digit identification number used by Motorola in order to identify iDEN units.
Buttons:

Select User’s With Same Model	Automatically selects all users with same Model Number.
Select All	Automatically selects all iDEN CompanionPro units.
Copy	The destination phone(s) data  will be overwritten by source phone.
Cancel	Dialog will be closed with no changes made.
Help	Displays this help file.


View Property Page

The View Property Page can be activated by clicking the View button from the Units Tool Bar.

Note that all fields on this property sheet are read only.

Codeplug Structure Version	Displays the current codeplug structure version of the iDEN CompanionPro unit.
Codeplug Defaults Version	Displays the unit’s default codeplug version.
Last Modificatoin Date (Time)	Displays the Date/Time of last modification of the codeplug.
IMEI/SIM ID	Displays the IMEI/SIM’s ID as assigned to the Phone/SIM.
Model Number	Displays the unit’s model number as stored in the unit.
Model Name	Displays the unit’s model name as stored in the unit.


Auto Fill Unit's Information Dialog

The Auto Fill Unit’s Information Dialog can be activated by clicking the “Auto Fill” button in:

-	Phone List Dialog

-	Private Call List Dialog

-	Phone Book

The “Auto Fill To” field is read only and contains the name of the destination unit phone list that will be auto filled.

Select All	Automatically selects all units within the same COP file.
Auto Fill	Imports the selected iDEN CompanionPro unit’s data to the selected units.


Automatic Radio Lock

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the phone will automatically lock on power-up. If this feature is enabled, the user must enter the correct passcode to unlock the phone after power-up.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.

INTERACTIONS

For Portables, if this field is enabled, the phone will lock up automatically on power-up.

For Mobiles, if this field is enabled, the phone will lock up automatically only if the phone detects that the vehicle ignition is on when it powers up. If the vehicle ignition is off (or the ignition sense wire is not connected) at phone power-up, the setting in this field will NOT have any effect.


Reset Passcode

DESCRIPTION

Resets the four-digit code that you can use to prevent unauthorized use of the phone. If the phone is locked, it can only be unlocked by entering the correct passcode or resetting it.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled

DEFAULT

Enabled

INTERACTIONS

For Portables, if this field is enabled, the phone’s passcode will be reset

Note:

If the Auto Radio Lock field is enabled, the phone will automatically lock on power-up and the user will have to enter the correct passcode to unlock the phone.

Mobile phones will lock immediately on power-up if the vehicle ignition is off. The user will have to enter the correct passcode to unlock the phone unless the Lock Override field is set to enabled.


One Minute Beep Timer

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the phone will sound a warning when a phone call has lasted for one minute.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


VADK
VADK (Voice Activated Dekey)

DESCRIPTION

Specifies if the Voice Activated Dekey feature is enabled. If this feature is enabled, hands-free operation will be possible during dispatch calls when the phone handset is on hook.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Group Call Tone

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the phone will sound group call tones when it receives a Group Call page request.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Enabled.


Clear to Send

DESCRIPTION

Specifies if the user will hear a short beep indication during a Group Call or Private Call when the current transmitter has dekeyed (that is, when the person transmitting completes the transmission by releasing the PTT or push-to-talk button).

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


Talk Permit

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the phone will beep during every transmission (that is, every time the Push-To-Talk button is pressed).

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Enabled.

Tip

Enable this feature if you want the user of the phone to receive feedback when he presses the PTT or push-to-talk button.


PTT ID
 Enable PTT ID

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether the PTT ID feature is enabled or disabled. If this field is enabled, the Radio ID of the person transmitting during a Group Call will appear on the display of the receiving phone.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

L3000E, LM3000E, and H1644: Enabled.

All other models: Disabled.


Auto Display Timer

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the length of a phone call will appear on the phone display at the end of the call.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Line 1	Line 2

Non-Pocket Phone DJSMR models: Disabled.  All other models: Enabled.

Alternate Line models: Enabled.All

other models: Disabled.


Muted DTMF

DESCRIPTION

Specifies if DTMF tones will be disabled (silenced) when the user presses the phone Mute key during a phone call (that is, the phone call is in a muted state).

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Talkgroup Scan

The Talkgroup Scan List is available only on Advanced Featured Units such as the r470.

Talkgroup Scan allows the user to listen to or participate in several (up to four) talkgroups at once.  An example of someone who might want to do this would be a manager overseeing many different departments.

for example:

Joe’s Talkgroup Scan (Mode:  12)

Plumber’s Talkgroup (Primary)	Electricians Talkgroup (Secondary)	Concrete Talkgroup (Secondary)	Site Manager’s Talkgroup  (Secondary)

This setup would allow Joe to listen and participate on all four of the above talkgroups.  The groups are prioritized in order.  Meaning the higher priority talkgroup is the one that will be heard over all the others.

In order to set up Talkgroup Scan Modes, please contact your service provider.

The following columns are available from the Talkgroup Scan Property Page:

- Number	A read only index of the talkgroup modes (maximum 30 on most models)
- Alias	The name of the Talkgroiup Scan Mode displayed (maximum 11 characters)
- Mode	The number assigned to a group of talkgroups ranging from 0 – 255
-Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding talkgroup will be enabled on the phone.

In order to use Talkgroup Scan Modes, you must first have them set up to include up to four Talkgroups.  To set up Talkgroup Scan Modes, please contact your service provider.


Desk-Set Accessory Support

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the RCH3000 desktop accessory is being used.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Call Alert Queue

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the phone's ability to stack Call Alerts. Call Alert Queueing is a feature that allows phones to receive up to eight Call Alerts. This field is a lockout flag.

If this field is disabled, the phone will be able to receive up to eight Call Alerts. If this field is enabled, the phone CANNOT receive subsequent Call Alerts if the first alert is still pending (that is, has not yet been acknowledged). The phone initiating the subsequent alert will receive the "Target Not Available" message.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


SMS Call Back Disable

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the user can automatically call the phone number contained in an Short Message Service (SMS) message by pressing the phone Send button. If this field is enabled, the user will not be able to call the number in an SMS message by pressing the phone Send button.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


Emergency Button

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether the top button next to the phone antenna functions as an Emergency button or as the High/Low Dispatch Audio button. Enable this field if you want the phone to function as an Emergency button.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Enabled.


Emergency Talkgroup

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the Talkgroup mode that the phone will use when an Emergency Group Call is initiated.

CHOICES

0: The last selected Talkgroup mode will be used as the Emergency Talkgroup mode.

1 - 255: The value specified in this field will be used as the Emergency Talkgroup mode.

DEFAULT

H1644 models: 0.

All other models: 255.


Phone Lockout

DESCRIPTION

Used to program the phone such that the user can make a phone call only to one of the numbers in the pre-programmed phone list. If this field is enabled, the user will NOT be able to enter numeric IDs (phone numbers) from the phone keypad.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


Private Lockout

Used to program the phone such that the user of the phone can make a private call only to one of the numbers in the pre-programmed Private Call list. If this field is enabled, the user will NOT be able to enter numeric IDs (Private Call IDs) from the phone keypad.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


Lock Override

DESCRIPTION

Mobile phones are designed to lock up immediately on power-up if the vehicle ignition is off or the ignition sense wire is not connected. This feature is useful in cases of theft. If this field is enabled, the phone will NOT lock on power-up if the vehicle ignition is off or the ignition sense wire is not connected.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Enabled.

All other models: Disabled.

INTERACTIONS

If this field is enabled and the ignition is on (with ignition sense wire connected), the phone will still lock on power-up if you enable the Auto Radio Lock feature.

If this field is enabled and the Theft Alarm feature is also enabled, the Theft Alarm feature will have no effect.

Tip

This feature is usually enabled for Dispatch Station Mobile units.


Theft Alarm

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not a mobile phone will sound the theft alarm. If this field is enabled and the phone asks for a passcode, the user of the phone must enter the correct passcode within 30 seconds. Otherwise, the vehicle's theft alarm will sound. In order for this feature to work, the phone must be connected to the vehicle’s alarm.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.

INTERACTIONS

This feature will work only if the Mobile phone is programmed to ask for a passcode. To do this, you must enable the Auto Radio Lock feature and disable the Lock Override feature.

If this feature is enabled, you can also specify whether or not the phone will power down automatically after it has sounded the theft alarm. To do this, enable or disable the Force Power Down field that is located in this part of the User Ergonomics block.


Use External Speaker

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether the external speaker is enabled in a Mobile phone (instead of the handset speaker).

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Non-Pocket-Phone DJSMR phone models: Enabled.

All other models: Disabled.


Horn and Lights

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the Horn and Lights feature is enabled in a Mobile phone. If this field is enabled, the vehicle's horn will sound and the lights will flash to announce an incoming call.

Note:

The phone must be connected to the vehicle's alarm if this field setting is to have any effect.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Automatic Backup Codeplug Save

Each time a phone is being programmed, a backup file is created in the application directory.  This backup file is what allows recovery from communication and other types of failures.

The backup filename is always the serial number of the phone followed by a .dbf extension all in uppercase.

For example if the serial number of your phone were to be:  1a2b3cdef

The backup filename would be:	  1A2B3CDEF.DBF

If the file cannot be written due to lack of disk space, the write operation will not continue and an error message will be displayed informing the user to free up some disk space before continuing the operation.

At this point the user may chose to:

Retry	Re-try the operation if sufficient space has been freed
Cancel	Cancel the operation entirely

If the file cannot be written due to an error other than lack of disk space, the write operation will not be allowed to continue and an appropriate error message will be displayed.

At this point, the user will have two options:

Retry	Re-try the operation if sufficient space has been freed
Cancel	Cancel the operation entirely

The backup codeplug directory can be saved from the options dialog.


Recover Wizard Utlity

The Recover Wizard allows recovery of an iDEN CompanionPro phone in the event of any communication failure after it has been programmed.

You can launch the Recover Wizard from the Tools pull down menu.


Messaging Center

The “Messaging Center” view will allows you to send a SMS message to one phone or a group of phones via a landline.

The Messaging Center view can be selected by clicking on the Messaging Center icon from the Application Toolbar .  Note that the SMS Actions Toolbar is displayed to the right of the screen when the Messaging Center is active.

The following controls are available from the Messaging Center:

To: Field

To: Button

Message Field

Include Sender’s Name

Send Button


SMS Actions Toolbar

The SMS Actions Toolbar is activated when the SMS Messaging Center is activated from the Application Menu.

The following actions are available from this Toolbar:

SMS Message Dialog	Loads a previously stored SMS Message from SMS Messages Dialog.
Save SMS Message	Saves the current SMS message to the SMS Message Dialog.
Modem Select Dialog	Allows the user to select a modem through which SMS messages will be sent.
Help	Displays this help file.


To: Field

The To: Field accepts a maximum of 100 PIN numbers each a maximum of 20 characters.

Examples:

To enter a single pin number simply type it in the To: Field as follows:

9545553740

You may enter several PIN numbers by separating them with a semicolon.

9545553740;3055551212;8005551212;8001234567

Alternatively, you may select pin numbers from Available Units by clicking on the TO: Button.


Message Field

The Message Field contains the text that is to be sent to the iDEN CompanionPro unit.  It allows the entry of any printable character.

Note that there may be some restrictions on which characters are actually transmitted to the iDEN CompanionPro unit based on limitations of the SMS Server and the model of the iDEN CompanionPro Unit.  Please check with your service provider for more information.

The maximum length of an SMS message to be sent is determined by the model of the phone.  Almost all iDEN CompanionPro units that support SMS allow up to 140 character messages.  However this may change with the release of new products.

If the message is greater than 140 characters, you may chose to Split a Long Message .

Example Message:

Please give Paul a call at the base.


Split Long Message
Auto Split Message

When Auto Split is checked, a message over the maximum message length (usually 140 characters) will be broken up into two or more smaller (140 character) messages.  This ensures proper transmission of the entire SMS message.

If Split Long Message is not checked, a message longer than the set maximum message length  will be automatically truncated or cut off.

For advanced formatting options see SMS Settings Page in the Options Dialog .


Send Button

When you are ready to send the SMS Message, click the send button the begin sending the messages.

CompanionPro will then initialize the selected modem, and dial the selected Service Prodiver as listed in the Service Provider Page of the Options dialog.


To: Button

By clicking on the To: Button the Available Units Dialog will be displayed for the user to select recipient(s) of the SMS message.


Available Units

The available units dialog is displayed when the To: button is clicked from the Send SMS view.

Displayed are all the iDEN CompanionPro units within the current COP file.  The following details are included:

-	Selected Status

-	User Name

-	Phone

The following operations may be performed to the list:

Select All	Selects all items in the list (or sets the Selected status of all items on)
OK	Accepts the selections made.
Cancel	Discards any selections.
Help	Displays this help file.
Load File	Loads the file selected in the Available Units From file box.


PIN number

The Personal Identification Number is a unique number assigned to an iDEN CompanionPro unit for text messaging.  This number is usually the same as the iDEN CompanionPro unit’s phone number.  Please contact your service provider for more information regarding PIN number assignments.


SMS

Short Messaging System refers to short (usually 140 character) alpha-numeric messages sent to iDEN units.


SMS Message Dialog
SMS Load Message Dialog

The SMS Message Dialog is displayed when the Load Button is clicked from the SMS Actions Toolbar.

This dialog allows you to chose a previously saved SMS Message to be loaded.  A table of saved SMS messages is displayed with message details.

The following information is included in the SMS Message List:

Message	Displays the text content of the message
Date	Displays the date when the message was created
Size	Displays the number of characters the message occupies

Operations:

OK	Accept the selection (if any) and loads that message
Cancel	Discard any selections made
Remove	Remove the selected message from the list
Help	Displays this help file


Modem Select Dialog

The Modem Select Dialog appears when the Modem button is clicked from the SMS Actions Toolbar .

The following operations are available from this dialog box:

Select Modem	Allows you to select a modem for SMS Messaging
OK	Accepts the modem selection
Cancel	Discards any selection made and returns to previous configuration


Service Provider Page

The Service Provider Settings Page is activated by selecting the Options Dialog from the Tools Menu , then selecting the Service Provider Settings tab.

The following operations can be performed form this property page:

-	Change Values

-	Name

-	City

-	Phone

-	Prefix

-	Max SMS Length

-	NAM

-	Phone Only

-	Roaming


Options Configuration
Configuration Options Page

The Configurations Options page is activated by selecting the Options Dialog from the Tools menu .

The configuration options consist of the following selections:

-	Initial Language

-	Communication Settings

-	Codeplug Backup Path


Selected Status

Shows weather the current item is selected or not.  If it is selected a check box is placed displayed.  If not, the checkbox is empty.


Select Modem

You may select from any of the currently installed modems by selecting one from the drop down list box.  To confirm your selection click OK, to abort the operation and return to your original selection click Cancel.


Initial Language

The initial language selection in the Configurations Page allows the selection of the default language that CompanionPro will use.

Valid selections are:

-	English

-	French

The default selection is determined by the initial selection made during the installation phase.


Communication Settings

The communication settings section of the Configurations Page allows for the following parameters to be set:

-	QuickComm

-	Selected COM Port

-	Selected USB Port

-	Test COM Port


Codeplug Backup Path

The Codeplug Backup Path can be set from the Configurations Page .

This is the path where the codeplug backup file will reside.

To set a the codeplug backup path:

-	Type the directory name in the white box

-	Click on the browse button to select a folder in which the codeplug backup file will reside.


COM Port

The COMmunications Port is a 9 pin or 25 pin serial port located on a computer.  It is used to communicate with serial devices such as an iDEN CompanionPro unit through a serial communications cable.

Valid communications ports are usually COM 1 through COM 4.


Service Provider Change Values

This checkbox is used to guard against changing service provider values by mistake.

When the checkbox is checked, the service provider settings can be modified.  Otherwise the controls are disabled and appear as grayed out.


Service Provider Name

The name of your current service provider such as “Motorola Net”.


Service Provider Phone

The dial up SMS dialup phone number for your service provider.  Please contact your service provider to obtain this number or to learn more about SMS.


Max SMS Length

The Maximum Message Length in characters that your Service Provider supports.  By default this is 140 characters.  Contact your service provider for more information.


Service Provider NAM

The total amount of NAMs that your service provider supports.  For example entering the value of 3 for this would mean that your service provider supports NAM 1, NAM 2, and NAM 3.  Please contact your service provider for more information.


Service Provider Phone Only

If your iDEN CompanionPro unit only being used as a phone, and has no dispatch functionality.


Service Provider Roaming

DESCRIPTION

Specifies whether or not the roaming icon must be displayed on the phone's phone mode screen.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Copy Wizard Step 1
Copy Wizard Step 1 of 3

Step one allows the user two main options for reading the data to be copied:

Read from an iDEN Phone	Reads the phone information data from an iDEN unit.
Read from a File	Reads the phone information from a COP file.
Source File Path	Here you can enter a name of a COP file that contains a unit from which you wish to copy the phone information from.
Browse Button	Click the browse button to select from a list.


Copy Wizard Step 2
Copy Wizard Step 2 of 3

Step 2 of the Copy Wizard allows you to select which items will be copied to the destination phone(s).

The following items can be selected or deselected for copying.  If the option is selected (checked), it WILL be copied.  If the option is deselected (unchecked) the option will not be copied.

Phone List	Selects the Phone List information to be copied.
Private Call List:  NAM1	Selects the Private Call List on NAM 1 to be copied.
Private Call List:  NAM2	Selects the Private Call List on NAM 2 to be copied.
Private Call List:  NAM3	Selects the Private Call List on NAM 3 to be copied.
Talkgroup Call List:  NAM1	Selects the Talkgroup List on NAM 1 to be copied.
Talkgroup Call List:  NAM2	Selects the Talkgroup List on NAM 2 to be copied.
Talkgroup Call List:  NAM3	Selects the Talkgroup List on NAM 3 to be copied.
Phone Settings:  Basic	Selects the Basic Phone Settings to be copied.
Phone Settings:  Advanced	Selects the Advanced Phone Settings to be copied.
Talkgroup Mode:  NAM1	Selects the Talkgroup Mode for NAM 1 to be copied.
Talkgroup Mode:  NAM2	Selects the Talkgroup Mode for NAM 2 to be copied.
Talkgroup Mode:  NAM3	Selects the Talkgroup Mode for NAM 3 to be copied.
Status Message:  NAM1	Selects the Status Message List for NAM 1 to be copied.  *
Status Message:  NAM1	Selects the Status Message List for NAM 1 to be copied.  *
Status Message:  NAM2	Selects the Status Message List for NAM 1 to be copied.  *
Status Message:  NAM3	Selects the Status Message List for NAM 1 to be copied.  *
Select All

Selects ALL the options in the list to be copied.

Deselect All

Deselects ALL the options in the list to be copied.

Notes:

•	Talkgroup Mode and Status Message List options are only available on Advanced Featured Units.

•	The number of NAMs shown depends on number of NAM(s) that are supported supported which can be selected from Tools -> Options -> NAM.


Copy Wizard Step 3
Copy Wizard Step 3 of 3

Writes the codeplug data to the destination phone.  Note that all previous settings of the phone will be overwritten.


Read from an iDEN Phone

This selection will read the codeplug data from a source iDEN CompanionPro unit into memeory to be copied.

-	Make sure the phone is securely attached to the programming cable and that the cable is attached to a serial port.  If you are having communication difficulties, try testing the COM port from Communication Settings .

-	Click Next to begin reading data from the phone.  The reading data dialog will be displayed.  If the read operation fails due to a communications error, the Communication Settings dialog will be displayed automatically.

-	Click Cancel to abort the copy process.

-	Click Help to display this help file.


Read from a File

Select Read From a File if you want to read the codeplug data from a saved iDEN CompanionPro RSS COP file.

Warning:  The file must be a valid iDEN CompanionPro RSS file with a .COP extension such as:  filename.COP.

Click on browse to browse through files and folders in order to locate a valid iDEN CompanionPro RSS file.


Help

Displays the iDEN CompanionPro CompanionPro help file associated with the current topic.  If there is no current topic, the general help file will be displayed.


Phone List

Telephone list stored in the iDEN unit.


Private Call List:  NAM1

All Private ID’s (Direct Connect ID’s, Radio ID’s) stored in NAM1


Private Call List:  NAM2

All Private ID’s (Direct Connect ID’s, Radio ID’s) stored in NAM2 (if the selected phone supports NAM2)


Private Call List:  NAM3

All Private ID’s (Direct Connect ID’s, Radio ID’s) stored in NAM3 (if the selected phone supports NAM3)


Talkgroup Mode

Talkgroup mode of the associated iDEN CompanionPro unit.


Status ID

Status ID of the associated iDEN CompanionPro unit.


Create New COP File

To create a new COP file click New from the File Menu .

This operation creates a new document window called “Untitled” with a blank table in which you can begin entering information.  Since CompanionPro supports multiple documents, you may have several documents open concurrently and switch between any of them.


Status Message NAM
Status Message List NAM

If the current iDEN CompanionPro unit has more than one NAM, the NAM Combobox will be enabled, and the user can view talkgroup scan lists in a different NAM.


Status Message Remove

Removes the current talkgroup scan list entry.


Status Message List Copy

Copies the entire talkgroup scan list to the desired destination iDEN CompanionPro unit.  When the copy button is clicked, the Copy Unit’s Information dialog will be displayed.


Add Available Users

This button adds all selected entries in the Available Users List to the Users List .


Add All Available Users

Adds all entries in the Available Users List to the talkgroup Users List.


Remove Users from Talkgroup

Removes the selected users(s) from the current talkgroup’s Users List


Remove All Users from Talkgroup

Removes ALL users from the current talkgroup’s users list.


SMS Settings

The SMS Settings Page contains the following user configurable options:

-	Strip Extra Spaces

-	Auto Split

-	Add Index to Each Block

-	Break Message Between Words


Remove Button

Removes the selected entry or entries from the table.


Select All Button
Remove All Button

Removes ALL the entries in the current table.


Down Button

Moves the current entry selection down one element in the table.  This is used in order to scroll down through a table sequentially.


Up Button

Moves the current entry selection up one element in the table.  This is used in order to scroll back through a table sequentially.


Active Line Indicator

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the line (on the phone display) on which the Active Line Indicator (ALI) will appear when the phone enters Talkgroup mode.

CHOICES

Last Active: The ALI will appear on the last active line of the display.

Area: The ALI will appear on the Area line.

Talkgroup: The ALI will appear on the Talkgroup line.


Baud Rate

DEFINITION

Specifies the baud rate that the application will use to communicate with the phone.  This option is only used to communicate with these phones.

CHOICES

115200, 57600

DEFAULT

115200


NAM

DEFINITION

The NAM in which phone list, and private ID list data is stored into the iDEN unit.

CHOICES

1, 2 or 3

DEFAULT

1


Timer Auto Power Down

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the length of time after which a mobile phone or portable phone in a car kit will power down automatically if it registers no activity on the phone keypad. To disable auto power down, set this field to 0 (zero).

CHOICES

0 to 71582 minutes.

DEFAULT

480 minutes (8 hours).


Power Mode

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the mode that the phone will be placed in when it is powered on.

CHOICES

The valid choices will vary based on the phone model. The choices are:

Last Active Mode: Unit will be placed in the last mode that the phone was operating in.

Talkgroup Mode: Unit will be placed in Talkgroup mode.

Private Call Mode: Unit will be placed in Private Call mode.

Phone Mode: Unit will be placed in Phone mode.

Net Mode: Unit will be placed in Net mode.

Fleet (DJSMR): Unit will be placed in Fleet mode.

Message (DJSMR): Unit will be placed in Message mode.

Call Alert (DJSMR): Unit will be placed in Call Alert (DJSMR) mode.

Home (DJSMR): Unit will be placed in Home mode.

DEFAULT

i280, i370, i370XL and i470 models: Phone Mode.


Talkgroup Type

The type of talkgroup


Ring Tone

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the ring style that the phone will use for an incoming interconnect call on that line. This allows the user to quickly identify the line that the incoming call is coming through.

CHOICES

1 through 9: The value specified in this field will be used as the ring style for this line.

DEFAULT

Line 1: 1.

Line 2: 2.


ISO Enabled

DESCRIPTION

Specifies if the failsoft tone will be sounded at regular intervals if the phone is in Isolated Site Operation (ISO).

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

DJSMR models: Disabled.

All other models: Enabled.


Break Message Between Words

When sending an SMS message that is longer than the maximum message length (usually 140 characters), it can be auto split into several smaller (again, usually 140 character) messages by selecting Auto Split .

When Break Message Between Words is checked, CompanionPro will automatically break the split message in between words in order to maintain readability by the recipient of the message.  This avoids the concatenation of words.

Note that this option only works when Auto Split is turned on.


QuickComm

DEFINITION

Specifies whether or not the application should use high speed communications when accessing the phone via the serial port.

At present, this feature is available only if the simplified programming cable (part # NKN6499) is used to connect the computer to the phone. If this option is enabled and some other cable is being used, an error will be displayed when the application attempts to communicate with the phone. (The NKN6501 simplified programming cable is the only exception.)

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Strip Extra Spaces

This option when selected will strip any extra spaces that may be entered in the message to be sent before submitting the SMS Message to the recipient.  This prevents the transmission unnecessary spacing within a message and maximizes the amount printable characters that are sent.

This option is turned on by default.


Add Index to Each Block

This option will automatically add an index marker to each message.

This can be very useful when a split message is sent.  It allows for the recipient to distinguish discern the order of the incoming message so that he or she may read the message in the order it was intended.

An example of an indexed split message would be as follows:

1/3: Hi John, I just wanted to you to be informed that it is extremely urgent that you get that

2/3: report tomorrow in the hands of Dave, or he will not be able to prepare for his presentation

3/3: in time!  Thanks, and have a great weekend.

This is also useful if the message were to arrive out of order.  The reader would know in what order the message fragments were intended.

Note that turning this option on takes 5 characters out of the maximum message length.  For example, when the indexes are turned on, your maximum message length would only be 135 characters instead of the original 140.

This option is turned off by default.


Include Sender's Name

This option allows the sender to send his name with the message so the recipient knows who the message is from.

An example of this would be as follows:

From David:  Please be informed that the structural plans are due in my office tomorrow.


Copy From

The Copy From text box is read only and displays the unit from which the information will be copied.  It’s maximum length is 11 characters.


Net Mode

When Checked, the internal micro-browser of the plus series phone is enabled.  If unchecked, the browser is disabled.


Please Wait

When this dialog is being displayed, please wait until the operation is completed.  Depending on the speed of the operation, it may take a while.


No Button

Clicking No will not perform the specified operation for the current selection.


Yes to All Button

Clicking Yes accepts the conditions explained in the dialog and proceeds with the operation for the all the current selections and does not prompt the user for further confirmation for the remaining items.


No to All Button

Clicking No will not perform the specified operation for all selections and will not prompt for further confirmation on the remaining items.


Yes Button

Clicking Yes accepts the conditions explained in the dialog and proceeds with the operation for the current selection.


Browse Button

Allows you to browse through files and folders in order to select an appropriate path to be automatically placed into the edit box on the left of the browse button.


Test COM Port

You can click this button in order to test the communication between the iDEN CompanionPro and your phone.  If you are having trouble communicating with your phone, try setting your phone’s baud rate to 19200.


Service Provider City

This selects the city which the dialup number is located.  Please select your city, or the city closest to you to dial up for SMS messaging.  If your city does not exist in the list, please contact your service provider for an updated phone number.

You may also:

-	Add new cities to the list .

-	Modify Existing Cities in the list.

-	Delete Cities from the list .


Service Provider Prefix

You may enter a prefix in this section to dial before the actual SMS phone number is dialed.  For example, if you need to dial 9 to access an outside line, you may enter 9 in this section.

Tips:

Put a comma in order to put a 2 second pause in dialing.  For example:   9,

You may put codes to temporarily disable call waiting such as:  *70,


Service Provider Add City

You may add an unlisted city by typing in the name of the city and phone number in the appropriate sections.

By clicking on the Add city button, the city and matching phone number that is currently displayed in the City box is saved.

Example:

To add a new city to the City Name drop down list do the following:

1.	Enter a new city name in the City box

2.	Enter the phone number for that city in the phone box.

3.	Click the Add City button and the city will be added to the City Name drop down list.


COP Source File Path

Enter the full path and filename, or click browse to select the folder of the COP file from which contains the source phone (the phone you wish to copy the information from).

Example:

C:\Program Files\Motorola\iDEN CompanionPro\MyPhones.cop


Select Units with Same Model

To automatically copy phones with the same model as the source phone, click the “Select Units with Same Model”  button and then click the copy button.

For example, this button would be used if you wanted to copy the from one i1000 plus phone to all other i1000 plus phones.


Service Provider Modify City

This button allows you to make changes to a city name and/or phone number of a particular entry.  This could be necessary, for example, if the SMS phone number were to change.

Example:

To update the phone number for a particular city do the following:

1.	Select the City from the city name drop down list

2.	Change the phone number displayed in the Phone Edit Box.

3.	Click the Modify City button to update.


Service Provider Delete City

This button allows you to delete cities and their associated phone numbers from the drop down list.  This would be necessary, for example, if certain phone numbers were incorrect or went out of service.

Example:

To delete a particular city from the selection list do the following:

1.	Select the city from the City Name drop down list

2.	Click the Delete City button.


Serial Number

The serial number is stored in your phone and is also located on a sticker under the battery of your iDEN phone.  It contains 10 alphanumeric digits.

Example:

12A45C67D90


Phone Center Talkgroups NAM

The NAM selected in this drop down list is the one used to create and modify talkgroup information.

Valid selections are:

-	NAM 1

-	NAM 2

-	NAM 3

The default and most commonly used is NAM 1.


Talkgroup List Property Page

The Talkgroup List is accessible by clicking the Talkgroup List button on the Units ToolBar .

The following columns are displayed in the Talkgroups List Property Page:

Name	Name of the talkgrop
Talkgroup ID	A number assigned to the talkgroup ranging from 1 – 255
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding talkgroup will be enabled on the phone.

The Enable all checkbox when checked enables all the Talkgroup List entries and when unchecked all the entries are disabled.

The Talkgroup List can be sorted by either Name or Private columns by selecting the desired option.

You can move a Talkgroup list entry down or up by selecting on any desired entry from the Talkgroup List and clicking the arrow buttons.

You can add a new entry by typing values in an empty row.  Note that If the user does not enter a private number, the entry will NOT be added to the list.

The current Talkgroup List entry will be removed by clicking the Remove button.

Clicking OK will commit the changes and close the dialog.

Clicking Help will display this help.


Sort List

You can sort the list by selecting one of the two methods of sorting.

Sorted By:

- Name	Sorts the list in ascending order by Name alphabetically
- Phone Number/Private ID/Talkgroup ID/Number	Sorts the list in ascending order by the telephone number  or Private ID or Talkgroup ID or Number numerically.
-Type	Sorts the list in ascending order by Type alphabetically.

 You may alternatively sort by double clicking on the column headings Name or Phone Number or Private ID   or Talkgroup ID or Number or Type


Write Button

Writes the lists selected in Step 2 to the phone connected to the selected COM Port .


SIM Pin Number

This is a private Personal Identification Number used to gain access to the information in the SIM card located in your SIM equipped phone.

NOTE:  You have 3 attempts to enter a valid PIN number.  If you enter an invalid PIN for your SIM card three times, your SIM card will become locked.  Please contact your user’s manual or service provider for information on how to unlock your SIM card.


SIM card

This is a small card located behind the battery of the SIM equipped phone.  This card conveniently stores your call lists and ergonomic settings.  This private data is kept secure through the use of a PIN number.


Available  Units Load File

Click this button to load the file that is displayed in the Available Units From File box.


Reset Checkbox

Selects weather or not your phone will be reset after writing.  It is useful to check this option if you are writing several phones at a time.


Phone Center Talkgroups

The “Talkgroups” tab in the Phone Center displays the following .

•	Available Users List

•	Available Talkgroup List

•	Users List

•	Add

•	Add All

•	Remove

•	Remove All

There is also a drop down list box:

•	NAM

You may select one or more entries at a time from the Available Users List , or from the Users List.

You may only select one entry at a time from the Available Talkgroups List.

A new talkgroup can be created by clicking the Add Group button from the Application Toolbar or by selecting Talkgroup -> Add from the File menu.  Please be sure that the talkgroups that are created are enabled on the server of the service provider.

You can modify a talkgroup by double clicking the desired talkgroup.

You can remove a talkgroup by selecting the desired entry from the Available Talkgroup list and clicking on the Delete Talkgroup button from the Application Toolbar or by selecting Talkgroup -> Delete form the File menu.

An iDEN CompanionPro unit can be added into a group by selecting the desired unit(s) from the Available Users List and selecting a group from the Available Group List and then clicking the Add button from the Phone Center view.  The unit will then be displayed in the Users List.

An iDEN CompanionPro unit can also be added to a group by dragging the desired unit(s) from the Available Users's List and dropping it into the Users List .

By clicking the Add All button, all the available units will be added into the current group.  This means that all available units will be added to the Users List.

An iDEN CompanionPro unit can be removed from a group by selecting the desired group from the Available Talkgroup List and selecting a unit from the User's List, then clicking the Remove Button from the Phone Center Talkgroup view.

Alternatively, an iDEN CompanionPro unit may also be removed by dragging a desired unit from the Users List and dropping it into the Available User's List

Clicking the Remove All button will remove all the units within the selected group.


PIM Center
Personal Information Center

A new PIM file can be created by clicking File->New from the menu.

A PIM file can be saved by clicking File->Save from the menu.

By clicking the Personal Information Center icon on the iDEN Toolbar, the Personal Information center will be displayed in the view window.

The Personal Information Center window contains two tabs.

-	“Phonebook”  - The Phonebook in the ' Personal Information Center' allows the user to view or modify contact information into the ' PIM file'.

-	“Datebook”  - The  Datebook in the ‘Personal Information Center’ allows users to modify and view appointments.

A Phonebook Actions or Datebook Actions toolbar will appear on the right side depending on the respective view selected by the user.


Find

The user is allowed to search for any name in the Phone list . By entering letters in the

find edit box the first name that matches the typed letters will be selected. Click the Find Next button to select more names with the same letters.


Add

By clicking the add button the user is able to add a new name in the Phonebook .


Delete

By clicking the Delete button an existing user can be deleted from the Phonebook.


Save

By clicking the Save button the user is able to save a new or modified record to a PIM file.


Name

One of the user information fields is the Name. Name can have a maximum length of 11 characters.


Home

One of the user information fields is the Main number. The Main number can have a maximum length of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Home

One of the user information fields is the Home number. The Home number can have a maximum length of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Work

One of the user information fields is the Work number. The Work number can have a maximum length of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Cell
Mobile

One of the user information fields is the Mobile number. The Mobile number can have a maximum length of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Fax

One of the user information fields is the Fax number. The fax number can have a maximum length of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Pager

One of the user information fields is the Pager number. The pager number can have a maximum length

of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


Private

One of the user information fields is the Private ID. Private ID has a range from 1 – 65535. Crossfleet ID’s

   Allow “ 0-9, * ”.


Other

One of the user information fields is the Other number. The other number can have a maximum length

of 20 digits. Only the following characters are allowed ”0-9 ,# , * ,P, +  “. ‘+’ can only be the first character in the number.


AB..YZ

By clicking on any of these buttons from AB to YZ the user will be able to scroll to the first name

in the Phone list beginning with either of the letters. By repeatedly clicking the same button other names will be highlighted.


PIM File

This is the file type used by CompanionPro in order to store the Phonebook and Datebook user related information.


Phonebook Actions
Phonebook Actions and Datebook Actions

Phonebook Actions

The Phonebook Actions toolbar automatically appears on the right side of the screen when the user selects the Personal Information Center.

The Phonebook Actions toolbar contains the following buttons:

-	Add a Phonebook entry.

-	Delete a Phonebook entry.

-	TrueSync helps for synchronizing.

-	Help displays help on different topics.

Datebook Actions

The Datebook Actions toolbar automatically appears on the right side of the screen when the user selects the Personal Information Center and Datebook tab.

The Datebook Actions toolbar contains the following buttons:

-	Add a Datebook entry.

-	Delete a Datebook entry.

-	True Sync helps for synchronizing.

-	Help displays help on the Phonebook.


Phonebook Center
Phonebook

The “Phonebook” tab in the Personal Information Center displays all of the Contacts information in the ' PIM file' and allows the user to modify the Phonebook.

The Phonebook  page includes the following functions:

-        Find

-        Add

-        Delete

-	Save

-	AB..YZ

The Phonebook  page displays the following information:

-        Name

-        Main

-        Home

-        Work

-        Cell

-        Fax

-        Pager

-	Private

-	IP

-       Other

You may scroll through the phone list entries by clicking and dragging the vertical scrollbars which are on the far right of the Phonebook page.

When the Phonebook Page is selected, the Phonebook Actions toolbar will be displayed on the right side of the application window.

The user can add a new name to the PIM file by clicking the Add button from the Phonebook Actions toolbar or by clicking Add button.

More than one PIM file can be opened simultaneously.

You can modify the user information by modifying the corresponding field on the right.

The user can delete one or more names by selecting the names and clicking the Delete button from the Phonebook Actions toolbar or by clicking delete button .

The user can view phone list information by clicking on the desired name in the phone list and see the information on the right side.


Datebook Center
Datebook

The “Datebook” tab in the Personal Information center allows the user to organize or plan appointments. The Datebook information is stored in the PIM file.

The ‘Datebook’ tab in the Personal Information Center consists of three tabs:

-	Day View

-	Week View

-	Month View

The ‘Datebook’ page includes the following functions:

-	Add a Datebook entry.

-	Delete  a Datebook entry.

-	True Sync

-	Help


Datebook Actions

The Datebook Actions toolbar automatically appears on the right side of the screen when the user selects the Personal Information Center and Datebook tab.

The Datebook Actions toolbar contains the following buttons:

-	Add a Datebook entry.

-	Delete a Datebook entry.

-	TrueSync helps for synchronizing.

-	Help displays help on the Datebook.


Day View

The Day View is the view which appears by default when you switch to the Datebook tab. The Day view tab is split into two views.

The view on the left has time slots with ½ hour intervals for scheduling. By default the user will see ’today’ on the right view and corresponding time slots on the left. The start time by default is 8 A.M.

The user can scroll through different months using the right ‘>’ and the left ‘<’ arrows on the right view.

To schedule an Appointment for any day at a particular time you need to select the day on the right view and double click in any time slot on the left view or click on ‘Add DateBook entry ’.

To delete an appointment from the Datebook click the ‘Delete DateBook entry ’ button in the Datebook Actions toolbar.

Set or modify an appointment by filling in the Appointment dialog box.


Week View

The Week View by default displays the current month and week. The user can select to view any month and year in the Week View. The appointments if any are displayed vertically with the time and subject. Different weeks of the same month can be moving the scroll bar at the bottom of the view.

By double clicking on any day user is taken to the same day in the Day View.

The user can then modify appointments as described in the Day View.


Month View

The Month View by default displays the current month with all days. The user can select to view any month and year in the Week View. The appointments if any are displayed vertically with the time and subject.

By double clicking on any day user is taken to the same day in the Day View.

The user can then modify appointments as described in the Day View.


Appointment

The appointment dialog box can be displayed by double clicking a time slot in the Day View or by clicking ‘Add DateBook Entry ’ in the ‘Datebook Actions ’ toolbar.

The appointment dialog box allows the user to set an appointment by setting the start time, end time, date and subject. The user needs to enter a subject in order to save the appointment.

Check the ‘All Day Event’ checkbox if the appointment needs to be set for the whole day.

Check the ‘Reminder’ checkbox and set the amount of you need to be alerted before the appointment.

These reminders are displayed on the phone and not displayed by CompanionPro.

Reminder can be set for following time intervals eg : 5, 10, 15, 30mins, 1hr, 1day, 1week or custom minutes can also be set by selecting Custom.

Check the ‘Recurrence’ checkbox, select a recurrence pattern and select an end date to enable recurrence of an appointment.

If the pattern is daily the appointment is scheduled for everyday.

If the pattern selected is weekly the user is given an option to select days of a week.

If the pattern selected is monthly the user is given an option to select a day of the month or select the first, second, third, fourth or last particular day of the month.

If the pattern selected is yearly the user is given an option to select month and year.

The end date of recurrence pattern can be set using the end date drop down list.

The appointments can be viewed from the Day View, Week View and Month View.

Click ‘OK’ to save the appointment.

Click ‘Cancel’ to cancel the appointment.

Click ‘Help’ to display help.


Add Entry

In order to add a Datebook entry the user can click on Add Datebook Entry from the Date Book Actions toolbar or double click on the appropriate time slot.


Delete Entry

In order to delete a Datebook entry the user can click on Delete Datebook Entry from the Date Book Actions.


Silent Audio Enabled
Silent Earpiece

DESCRIPTION

Turn on the silent earpiece to route all audio, including rings and alerts, through an audio adapter such as a hands free kit or car kit.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Name

One of the user information fields is the Name. Name can have a maximum length of 11 characters.


Delete Phone List

By clicking the Delete button an existing user can be deleted from the Phonebook.


Phonebook

The Phonebook Property Page is activated by clicking on the Phonebook button from the Units Tool Bar .

Phone List

- Speed Dial	The designated speed dial number for each entry.  If no speed dial is entered, the smallest available speed dial will be used automatically.
- Name	The name of the person.
- Number	The phone number, IP or private ID of the associated person.
-Type	The number type of the entry which can be Main, Home, Work, Cell, Fax, Pager, IP, Other or Private ID.
- Name Index	The name index indicates whether entries belong to the same  record or not.
Browse Arrows

Clicking on the up and down arrows will move the entry up or down through the phone list.

Buttons

- Remove	Removes the selected entry(s)
- Copy	Copies the entire phone list to destination iDEN CompanionPro unit(s)
- Auto Fill	iDEN unit phone numbers within the same COP file can be imported.  The “Auto Fill Unit’s Information” dialog box will be displayed.
- SIM Transfer	Allows the user to consolidate the phone and private ID list from other phones into the SIM equipped phone.


SIM Transfer

The SIM Transfer dialog is activated by clicking the ‘SIM Transfer’ button in the ‘Phonebook’ tab in the Unit Information dialog.

The “SIM Transfer” dialog in the Phonebook tab displays three tables.

·	Phonebook

·	GSM Phone Numbers

·	PrivateID list

The entries can be copied to and from any table by clicking the Copy button above every table. You may select one or more entries at a time from any of the above tables and then click the ‘Trash can’ icon to delete the entries.

The maximum number of entries that can be copied to or from the Phonebook table is 250.

The maximum entries that can be copied to and from the GSM Phone Numbers, Private ID tables is 100.

You can modify a entry by selecting the desired entry cell in any table.Entries cannot be modified in the Phonebook.

You can scroll through the entries by using the scroll bars in all tables.

Once the entries have been finalized click ‘OK’ to update the consolidated entries in the Phonebook tab of Unit Information dialog.


i2000 PrivateID
PrivateID

PrivateID’s copied from an SIM equipped phone to another similar phone will be displayed the table.

The following columns are displayed in the Private ID table:

Name	Name of the person
Private	A number ranging from 1 – 65535. Crossfleet ID’s allow “ 0-9, * ”.
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding PrivateID will be enabled on the phone.

The entries in the table can be copied to the Phonebook  table by clicking the ‘Copy’ button.

Multiple entries in the table can be deleted by selecting all entries and clicking the ‘Trash can’ icon above the table.


Phonebook list
Phonebook

Phonebook is one of the tables in the SIM Transfer which displays the consolidated phone list information in the SIM equipped phones.

The Phonebook table can be populated by copying entries from the GSM Phone numbers table and the Private ID list table by clicking the ‘Copy’ button.

Entries in the Phonebook table can also be copied to the GSM Phone numbers table and Private ID list table.

Multiple entries in the Phonebook table can be deleted by clicking the ‘Bin’ icon above the table.

Phonebook consists of the following field :

- Speed Dial	The designated speed dial number for each entry.  If no speed dial is entered, the smallest available speed dial will be used automatically.
- Name	The name of the person.
- Number	The phone number , IP or private ID of the associated person.
-Type	The phone number type of the person which can be Main, Home, Work, Cell, Fax, Pager, Private ID, IP or Private ID.
- Name Index	The index for the same person with different numbers is the same if the name is spelled in the same manner.

Changes in the table can be saved by clicking the ‘OK’ button.


GSM Phone numbers

Phone numbers copied from an GSM unit to the SIM equipped phone will be displayed the table.

The following columns are displayed in the Private ID table:

Name	Name of the person
Phone	Phone number of the person
Enable	When checked, this field means that the corresponding Phone number will be enabled on the phone.

The entries in the table can be copied to the Phonebook table by clicking the ‘Copy’ button.

Multiple entries in the table can be deleted by selecting all entries and clicking the ‘Bin’ icon above the table.


Copy

By clicking the copy button the user is able to copy entries between tables in the SIM transfer dialog .


SIM ID

The SIM ID number is a unique number read from your phone. It is a 16 digits number.

Example:

0001234567890000


SIM Info

The SIM Info Property Page is activated by clicking on the SIM Info button from the Inside Unit Tool Bar .

This page displays the SIM specific information as listed below :

-	SIM ID

-	Private ID

-	Phone Number

-	IP Address


USB Port

If you select the USB Port and your computer does not support USB a relevant message will be displayed.

Follow the instructions to proceed. If USB is configured correctly on your machine the selection will enable you to communicate with your USB capable device.


Language

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the language in which text will appear on the phone's display.

CHOICES

Language choices depend on phone model.

DEFAULT

English.

Note:

If user choose ‘Automatic’ then the phone will select language from the SIM card.


Auto Revert

DESCRIPTION

Specifies which mode the phone will be placed in at the end of a call.

CHOICES

Enabled: The phone will automatically revert to the mode that was active prior to the incoming call.

Disabled: The phone will remain in the mode of the received call at the end of the incoming call.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Inactivity Revert

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the mode the phone will revert to when the Key Inactivity Timer expires.

CHOICES

Enabled: The phone will return to its power-up default mode after periods of inactivity.

Disabled: The phone will return to the root screen of the active (current) mode after periods of inactivity.

DEFAULT

Enabled.


Phone Only Mode

DESCRIPTION

Specifies if the unit will be placed in Phone Only mode subject to the setting for the Phone Only option in the phone's Feature menu.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.

INTERACTIONS

The Phone Only option in the phone's Feature menu must be enabled for this feature to have any effect. To access this option on i1000 and few other models, press *#80 from the phone's keypad. To access this option on i85s and i50sx models, press “MENU”, then “SETTINGS”, and then “PHONE SETUP”.


Photo Sensor

DESCRIPTION

  If the photo-sensor is enabled and the external light intensity is high, the backlight will not come on.

  If the photo-sensor is disabled, the backlight will come on no matter what the lighting conditions are.

  CHOICES

  Enable or Disable

  DEFAULT

  Enabled


Vibrate Enable

DESCRIPTION

  Specifies whether the phone's vibrate ring feature is enabled or disabled.

  CHOICES

  Enable or Disable.

  Disabled: The phone will not vibrate.

  Enabled: The phone will vibrate if Vibrate is selected for Phone Line 1/2 or Vibrate is enabled for receiving

  SMS or Voice mail.

  DEFAULT

  Enabled


SIM pin warning

DESCRIPTION

  If the SIM pin is Enabled relative warnings on entering SIM pin or modifying SIM Pin are displayed. If

  SIM  pin is disabled the SIM pin cannot be modified.

  CHOICES

  Enable or Disable

  DEFAULT

  Enabled


Autofill All

This feature enables the user to automatically import iDEN unit phone and private numbers within the same COP file to other units in the same file.


Ergo Settings Page

The Ergo settings page can be accessed by clicking on the Ergo settings tab in the Unit Information property sheet. This page is only displayed for the i85s series phones.

This page controls some of the phones ergonomic features.  For more information on a specific model’s features – please refer to each phone’s respective manual.

The following toggled options can be set for Stylesoff :

-	Ringer Volume

-	Keypad Volume

-	Mail Volume

-	Java/Data Volume

-	Headset

-	Vibe All

-	Line 1 Style

-	Line 1 Type

-	Line 2 Style

-	Line 2 Type

-	Pvt/Grp Type

-	Call Alert Ring Style

-	Call Alert Type

-	Text Msgs

-	Reminders

-	Voice Mail

-	Net Mail

-	Backlight

-	Display

-	Call Filter Phone

-	Call Filter Prvt/Grp

-	Call Filter Alerts

-	Call Filter Notifications

-	Auto Answer Line 1

-	Auto Answer Line 2

The additional toggled option that can be set for Styles is:

-	Style Name

The maximum number of Styles that can be set are 11.

Once Shortcuts selected in the list box only 20 shortcuts can be set with the following choices:

-	Shortcuts

-	New Phonebook Entry

-	New Datebook Entry

-	Phonebook

-	Datebook

-	Call Alert Queue

-	Messages

-	Recent Calls

-	Voice Notes

-	Browser

-	Call Forward

-	Settings

-	My Info

-	Memo

-	Java Apps

-	Styles Off

-	Call Timers

-	Phone Setup

-	In Call Setup

-	Setup

-	Personalize

-	Initial Setup

-	Voice Volume

-	Talkgroup Settings

-	Styles

-	MO SMS

-	Unused

MO SMS

DESCRIPTION

10 Quick Notes can be read and written to the phone. The maximum length of each quick note is 60 characters.

SMS Status Report

DESCRIPTION

If this feature is enabled, the user will get the SMS Status.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.

Personalize

Main Menu

DESCRIPTION

It maintains the order of the applications as displayed by the main menu in the Phone

CHOICES

Recent Calls, Phonebook, Datebook, Call Alert Queue, Messages, Shortcuts, Voice Notes,

Browser, Call Forward, Settings, My Info, Memo, Java, Styles, Call Timers, GPS

DEFAULT

This is the default order of the applications is as follows:

Recent Calls, Phonebook, Datebook, Call Alert Queue, Messages, Shortcuts, VoiceNotes,

Browser, Call Forward, Settings, My Info, Memo, Java, Styles, Call Timers, GPS

Left Key

DESCRIPTION

Controls the Left softkey displayed in the idle/ready screen

CHOICES

Recent Calls, Phonebook, Datebook, Call Alert Queue, Messages, Shortcuts, Voice Notes,Browser, Call Forward, Settings, My Info, Memo, Java, Styles, Call Timers

DEFAULT

Phonebook

Right Key

DESCRIPTION

Controls the right softkey displayed in the idle/ready screen

CHOICES

Recent Calls, Phonebook, Datebook, Call Alert Queue, Messages, Shortcuts, Voice Notes,Browser, Call Forward, Settings, My Info, Memo, Java, Styles, Call Timers

DEFAULT

Messages

Power Up App

DESCRIPTION

Controls the Menu/Application Unit power up in

CHOICES

Recent Calls, Phonebook, Datebook, Call Alert Queue, Messages, Shortcuts, Voice Notes,Browser, Call Forward, Settings, My Info, Memo, Java, Styles, Call Timers, Default Ready

DEFAULT

Default Ready

Clicking the OK button will save all changes and closes the property sheet.

Clicking the Cancel button will discard any changes that may have been made.


Style Name

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the style name used by the user. The style name field can accept up to 12 characters of information.


Ringer Volume

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the ringer volume that the phone will use for an incoming call on that line. This also allows the user to quickly identify the line that the incoming call is coming through.

CHOICES

0 through 7: The value specified in this field will be used as the ringer volume.

DEFAULT

0


Keypad Volume

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the keypad volume that the phone will use for indication.

CHOICES

0 through 7: The value specified in this field will be used as the keypad volume.

DEFAULT

0


Mail Volume

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the mail volume that the phone will use for indication.

CHOICES

0 through 7: The value specified in this field will be used as the mail volume.

DEFAULT

0


Java/Data Volume

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the Java/Data volume that the phone will use for indication.

CHOICES

0 through 7: The value specified in this field will be used as the Java/Data volume.

DEFAULT

0


Headset

DESCRIPTION

Gives option to set Headset or Headset & Speaker.

CHOICES

Headset Only, Headset & Speaker

DEFAULT

Headset Only


Vibe All

DESCRIPTION

If vibe all is enabled then the main notification used is vibration.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled.

DEFAULT

Disabled.


Line 1 Style

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the ring style set for the line 1.

CHOICES

Ring 1 through Ring 9: The value specified in this field will be used as the ring style for line 1.

DEFAULT

Ring 1


Line 1 Type

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the line1 type set for the line 1.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Vibrate/Ring , Silent : The value specified in this field will be used as the line 1 type.

DEFAULT

Ring


Line 2 Style

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the ring style set for the line 2.

CHOICES

Ring 1 through Ring 9: The value specified in this field will be used as the ring style for line 2.

DEFAULT

Ring 1


Line 2 Type

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the line2 type set for the line 2.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Vibrate/Ring , Silent : The value specified in this field will be used as the line 1 type.

DEFAULT

Ring


Pvt/Grp Type

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for Pvt/Grp type.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent : The value specified in this field will be used as the Pvt/Grp type.

DEFAULT

Ring


Call Alert Ring Style

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the Call alert ring style set .

CHOICES

Ring 1 through Ring 9, Default style : The value specified in this field will be used as the Call alert ring style.

DEFAULT

Ring


Call Alert Type

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for call alert.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent.

DEFAULT

Ring


Text Msgs

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for text msgs.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent.

DEFAULT

Ring


Reminders

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for reminders.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent.

DEFAULT

Ring


Voice Mail

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for voice mail.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent.

DEFAULT

Ring


Net Mail

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of notification set for net mail.

CHOICES

Ring , Vibrate, Silent.

DEFAULT

Ring


Backlight

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the time duration for which the backlight should remain ON.

CHOICES

Off, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds, 30 seconds, Continuous.

DEFAULT

Off


Display

DESCRIPTION

Specifies the type of  display set in the phone.

CHOICES

Zoom , Standard , Compressed.

DEFAULT


Call Filter Phone

DESCRIPTION

Call Filter enables you to set your phone responds to no calls, all calls, or only calls from some or all numbers in your Phonebook

CHOICES

Off, All, All Phonebook, Some Phonebook.

DEFAULT

Off


Call Filter Prvt\Grp

DESCRIPTION

Sets filtering options for Private and Group calls.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled

DEFAULT

Disabled


Call Filter Alerts

DESCRIPTION

Sets filtering options for call alerts.

CHOICES

Enabled or Disabled

DEFAULT

Disabled


Call Filter Notifications

DESCRIPTION

Sets filtering options for messages.

CHOICES

Off, Voice Messages, Text Messages, All

DEFAULT

Off


Auto Answer Line 1

DESCRIPTION

Sets the auto answering option for Line 1.

CHOICES

Off, 1 Rings, 2 Rings, 3 Rings, 4 Rings.

DEFAULT

Off


Auto Answer Line 2

DESCRIPTION

Sets the auto answering option for Line 2.

CHOICES

Off, 1 Rings, 2 Rings, 3 Rings, 4 Rings.

DEFAULT

Off