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Use outdoors with a clear view of the sky and horizon, free from obstructions like buildings or trees.
Rotate and fully extend the antenna, pointing it towards the sky for optimal reception.
Turn on the satellite phone by pressing and holding the power button.
Wait for service bars and the Home Zone icon to appear, indicating registration with the network.
Enter the phone number, including the country code and area code, for successful dialing.
Press the designated button to place the call after entering the number.
Ensure the antenna remains fully extended and pointed towards the sky while actively talking.
The satellite phone requires an Installation Kit for operation inside buildings or vehicles.
Move away from tall obstacles such as buildings and trees to achieve the best performance.
Use outdoors with a clear view of the sky and horizon, free from obstructions like buildings or trees.
Rotate and fully extend the antenna, pointing it towards the sky for optimal reception.
Turn on the satellite phone by pressing and holding the power button.
Wait for service bars and the Home Zone icon to appear, indicating registration with the network.
Enter the phone number, including the country code and area code, for successful dialing.
Press the designated button to place the call after entering the number.
Ensure the antenna remains fully extended and pointed towards the sky while actively talking.
The satellite phone requires an Installation Kit for operation inside buildings or vehicles.
Move away from tall obstacles such as buildings and trees to achieve the best performance.
This document outlines the process for making a call and provides usage tips for a satellite phone.
The satellite phone is designed to allow users to make calls in areas where traditional cellular networks may not be available. It operates by connecting to a satellite network, requiring a clear line of sight to the sky and horizon for proper functionality. The device is portable and intended for outdoor use, though it can be used indoors or in a car with an optional installation kit.
To initiate a call, the satellite phone must be used outdoors with an unobstructed view of the sky and horizon. This means avoiding areas with buildings, large trees, or other obstacles that could block the signal.
Before making a call, the antenna needs to be fully extended and rotated to point upwards towards the sky. This ensures optimal signal reception from the satellites.
To power on the phone, the user must press and hold the designated power button, which is indicated by a specific icon (G\ Π).
After turning on the phone, a waiting period of approximately 30 seconds is required for the device to register with the Globalstar Satellite network. During this time, the user should monitor the screen for two specific icons: service bars (Yıll) and a Red House icon. The presence of both icons indicates that the phone is successfully registered and ready to make a call. The Red House icon specifically signifies that the phone is in its "Home Zone."
If a triangle icon (▲) is displayed instead, it indicates that the phone is "Roaming." In this scenario, international dialing rules apply, and the user must include a "+" symbol before the phone number.
When entering the phone number, it is crucial to always include the country code and the area code, regardless of the destination. An example provided is 1-866-651-7768.
Once the number is entered, the call can be initiated by pressing the designated call button.
When actively using the satellite phone for a conversation, it is essential to maintain the antenna in its fully extended position, pointing towards the sky. This ensures continuous and clear communication.
The satellite phone is primarily designed for outdoor use. It will not operate inside a building or within a car unless an optional "Installation Kit" is utilized. This kit likely provides an external antenna or other components to facilitate signal reception in enclosed environments.
For optimal performance and to ensure the best possible signal quality, users are advised to move away from tall obstacles such as buildings or large trees. These obstructions can interfere with the satellite signal, leading to poor call quality or dropped connections. The provided illustrations demonstrate correct and incorrect usage scenarios, emphasizing the importance of an open environment. For instance, standing in an open field away from structures is depicted as correct, while being close to buildings or inside a car without the kit is shown as incorrect.
The document does not explicitly detail maintenance features. However, based on the usage instructions, implicit maintenance practices include:
Overall, the document focuses on operational procedures and environmental considerations to ensure successful communication with the satellite phone, rather than specific device maintenance steps.
General| Satellite System | Globalstar |
|---|---|
| Battery Life (Talk) | Up to 4 hours |
| Battery Life (Standby) | Up to 36 hours |
| Network | Globalstar Satellite Network |
| Data Speed | Up to 9.6 kbps |
| Frequency Band | 1616 MHz to 1626.5 MHz |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
