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IMPORTANT!

Even though a GPS can be

connected to the unit,

pressing ‘ALERT’ will NOT automatically

transmit your GPS-based position.

ALERT

The ‘ALERT’ button

is placed in the hook:

Press ‘ALERT’ for 3 seconds

to start the following sequence:

1. A call for Iridium’s ® special service will be

issued from the Iridium terminal, even if

another user has occupied the line.

2. Any other user of the Iridium system onboard

will be cut off immediately.

3. The display will show ‘ALERT’.

4. The Iridium Network will route your call to the

nearest Rescue Coordination Centre.

5. Valid subscription status is mandatory. If the

user is in debt and the account is barred,

“ALERT” will not work.

Inform the RCC of:

1. Your name.

2. The identity of the vessel originating the call.

3. If possible, your position.

4. The reason for the call.

5. What needs to be done

Future GMDSS Approval

‘ALERT’ will connect you directly to a Rescue

Coordination Centre because the Iridium system

as such has agreements with all separate RCC’s.

In Japanese A1 and A2 areas Iridium has gained

acknowledgement as a GMDSS partner.

When Iridium gains its global GMDSS approval,

which is expected to take place in 2003, you can

have your equipment rebuilt so as to:

• download new software enabling GMDSS

distress calls and automatic transmission of a

GPS-based position, and

• replace the yellow ‘ALERT’ button by a red

‘DISTRESS’ button.

Furthermore, a new operator’s manual will be

issued including a description of the ‘DISTRESS’

functionality.

Alert Call, see page ii. List of contents, see page 1.

SAILOR SC4150

Operating Instructions

iii

Handset

What Is What?

1. Display

2. Indicator lamps

Power

Call

In use

3. Escape key

4. Call transfer key

5. Loudspeaker on/off key

6. Shift key

7. Lock on/off key

(not yet implemented)

8. On/off button

9. Earpiece

10. Signal level

11. Opens menu

12. Opens address book

13. Volume control

14. Hook on/off key

15. Keypad

16. OK key

17. Loudspeaker

18. Microphone

19. ALERT button

Telephone

What Is What?

21. Handset

2. Keypad

About this Manual

This manual is for the daily user of the system.

It provides instructions on how to operate both a telephone and a

handset.

Basically, the manual consists of two main parts: The first deals with

simple operation, which includes e.g. making and answering calls.

The second part describes the more advanced functions of the

system.

We recommended that you read the manual before using the

equipment.

Please note

Any responsibility or liability for loss or damage in connection with

the use of this product and the accompanying documentation is

disclaimed. The information in this manual is furnished for informa-

tional use only, is subject to change without notice, may contain

errors or inaccuracies, and represents no commitment whatsoever.

This agreement is governed by the laws of Denmark.

Doc. no.: B4150GB0 Issue:A/9921

Introduction

Congratulations on your new Iridium handset or PSTN (Public

Switched Telephone Network) telephone.

Your Iridium system is a modular system that consists of an antenna,

transmitter/receiver, handset and/or desk unit, and optional PSTN

telephone/PBX (Private Branch Exchange) switchboard.

You can operate the Iridium system in voice mode from a handset,

desk unit, and/or PSTN telephone. To the system you can connect

up to five handsets or desk units and one PSTN telephone or PBX

switchboard.

Sailor marine equipment is specially designed for the extremely

rugged conditions on board a ship, based on more than 50 years of

experience with all kinds of boats, from small pleasure crafts, over

fishing boats working under all climatic conditions, to the biggest

ships.

S.P. Radio A/S is one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of maritime

radio communication equipment, a position which has been main-

tained by means of constant and extensive product development.

We have a worldwide network of dealers with general agencies in

more than fifty countries. All our dealers are specially trained to

service all your Sailor products.

Contents

ALERT ................................................................................... ii

Handset................................................................................ iii

What Is What? ............................................................................. iii

Telephone ............................................................................ iii

What Is What? ............................................................................. iii

Introduction......................................................................... iv

About this Manual .............................................................. iv

Iridium Satellite System ...................................................... 1

Using a Telephone ............................................................... 2

Making a call .................................................................................2

Answering a Call........................................................................... 2

Handset Simple Operation ................................................. 3

Handset States .............................................................................3

Handset on/off...............................................................................3

Call Functions ............................................................................... 3

Making a Manual Call ................................................................... 4

Answering a Call........................................................................... 5

Handset Advanced Operation ............................................ 5

Address Book................................................................................5

Setting Dimmer and Contrast ....................................................... 7

Tone Signalling..............................................................................7

Menus.................................................................................... 8

Function Overview ........................................................................ 9

Dimmer Menu ............................................................................... 9

Appendix A ......................................................................... 10

Iridium Satellite System

Iridium is a global satellite network for telecommunications. It

consists of 66 satellites providing world-wide coverage.

The Iridium system makes it possible for any two locations on Earth

to establish wireless global telephone contact.

Using a Telephone

To the Iridium system, you can connect a PBX switchboard or a

PSTN telephone. When using a telephone, many of the system’s

more advanced features, like e.g. the security lock function, are not

accessible.

Telephone call syntax

For external calls, entering a telephone number on a PSTN

telephone follows the syntax of this example:

1. External call 0

2. Prefix for automatic call 0 0

3. Country code, e.g. 4 5

4. Area code, e.g. 7 0

5. Subscriber’s number, e.g. 1 3 7 0 0 0

6. Confirmation #

For internal calls, entering a telephone number on a PSTN

telephone follows the syntax of this example:

1. Internal number, e.g. 3 4 4

2. Confirmation #

Making a Call

1. Lift the phone and listen for the tone signalling:

Busy tone: Hang up and try again later.

Ready tone: The telephone is ready for calling.

2. Enter the wanted number, including the prefix for external call,

prefix for automatic call, country code, and area code. An

example of a Danish subscriber:

0 0 0 4 5 7 0 1 3 7 0 0 0

3. To confirm you want to make the call, press: #

4. Wait for your call to be answered.

Answering a Call

is done exactly as if it was an ordinary telephone call: Pick up the

phone and answer the call.

Handset Simple Operation

To the Iridium system you can connect up to five handsets.

A handset can be in one of two states: active or disabled.

Handset States

In each of the two states, the handset’s normal display and signalling

can be described as follows:

Disabled State:

• The display is cleared and the light is off.

• The indicator lamp on/off is flashing briefly every 5 seconds.

Active State:

• In the active state, the user can choose the information shown

on the display. An example:

• The indicator lamp on/off is on.

Handset on/off

To turn the handset on/off:

1. Press and hold the on/off button.

2. Wait until you hear the continuous tone signalling or see that the

indicator lamps on/off, call and in use are turned on simultane-

ously.

3. Release the on/off button.

Call Functions

Speaker, Earpiece and Microphone

The earpiece is always turned on. The speaker and microphone are

always in opposite states, i.e. if the speaker is on, the microphone is

off, and vice versa.

You can toggle the speaker and microphone states by

means of the speaker key. The speaker icon appears on

the display when the speaker is on, and disappears when

the microphone is on.

Hooking on/off

Before a call can be initiated, the handset must be hooked off. To do

so, either remove the handset from the hook or use the on/off-hook

key.

The handset icon on the display shows whether the handset has

been hooked on or off. Hook on

Hook off

Volume

During a conversation, the speaker and earpiece volume can be

adjusted by means of:

Manual Telephone Call Syntax

For external calls, entering a telephone number on the handset

follows the syntax of this example:

1. External call 0

2. Prefix for automatic call 0 0

3. Country code, e.g. 4 5

Ready

01.01.1999

23:59:59

4. Area code, e.g. 7 0

5. Subscriber’s number, e.g. 1 3 7 0 0 0

6. Confirmation #

For internal calls, entering a telephone number on the handset

follows the syntax of this example:

1. Internal number, e.g. 3 4 4

2. Confirmation #

Making a Manual Call

1. Hook off the handset.

If the system is occupied, a busy tone is heard in the earpiece/

speaker, and the display shows e.g.:

If the system is ready to make a call, a ready tone is heard in the

earpiece/speaker, and the display shows:

Line busy

Enter number

Type 0 for

ext. calls

Enter number

Internal

calls only

2. Use the numeric keys to key in the number you want to dial.

For external calls, key: 0

To delete the previous digit, press:

An example:

3. Confirm the call and start dialling by pressing: ’

4. A calling tone is heard from the earpiece/speaker, and the

display shows:

5. When the connection has been established, the display shows:

6. When one of the parties communicating hooks on, the display

asks the other user to do the same:

Connecting

Connected to

0 0 0 4 5 7 0 1 3 7 0 0

0 _

Call

terminated

Enter number

0 0 0 4 5 7 0 1 3 7 0 0

0 _

Answering a Call

1. When the handset rings, remove it from the hook and communi-

cate as on an ordinary telephone.

2. Adjust the volume in the earpiece or loudspeaker by means of:

3. When you want to stop communicating, or when you hear a busy

tone, hang up.

Handset Advanced Operation

The system features a great number of special functions. For those

of the functions that are likely to be used the most, there are special

buttons or shifted functions in connection with the numeric keys. The

functions used less often can be found in the menu tree.

Address Book

The address book offers the following facilities:

• Up to 100 entries including names and numbers can be stored.A

telephone number may consist of up to 20 digits, and a name

may contain a maximum of 11 characters.

• Any of the 100 stored telephone numbers can be used to initiate

a call.

• Each entry in the address book can be deleted.

• New entries can be added to the address book as long as some

of the 100 entries are free.

• The name and/or number stored in every entry can be changed.

• The stored entries can be searched alphabetically.

Searching the Address Book

When you need to find a stored entry, first open the address book by

pressing:

The display then shows a list beginnng with the first entry in the

address book:

To find previous/following entries, use:

When you have reached the last entry, the address book begins from

number one again.

>Andrew

Brian

Claus

Dennis

Changing a Number Stored in Address Book

To edit a stored number in the address book:

1. To enter the address book, press:

2. To select the wanted entry in the address book, press:

3. To enter the shifted functions, press:

4. To select the edit mode, press:

5. Key in the name that corresponds to the number.

6. To store the name, press:

7. Key in the number by means of the numeric keys.

8. To store the new number, press:

Storing a New Entry in Address Book

To store a new entry (name and number) in the address book:

1. To enter the address book, press:

2. To enter the shifted functions, press:

3. To select the new mode, press:

4. Key in the name that corresponds to the number.

5. To store the name, press:

6. Key in the number by means of the numeric keys.

7. To store the number, press:

Deleting a Stored Entry in Address Book

1. To enter the address book, press:

2. To select the wanted entry in the address book, press:

3. To enter the shifted functions, press:

4. To select the delete mode, press:

5. To delete the selected entry, press:

Calling a Number from Address Book

To call a number stored in the address book:

1. To enter the address book, press:

2. To select the wanted entry in the address book, press:

3. To start the call:

• Lift the handset

• Press:

A ringing tone is now heard from the handset. To go on with the call,

follow the steps described in connection with “Making a manual call”,

beginning with step 3.

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