IP Gear SmartCell 111L User Guide
3.3 Getting Started
The POWER LED has to be ON. If it is not, make sure that the power supply is
properly connected to the unit and to the AC mains.
During the first few seconds after powering up the unit, the STATUS LED will
start blinking, indicating unit initialization. Once the SIM card has been
registered and is operational, the STATUS LED stops blinking. In certain cases,
the LED may continue to blink, to indicate some features, as will be explained
later.
Verify that the RCPT. LVL LED is green, indicating high reception level.
(Reception levels are described in Table 3-3.) To improve the reception level -
move the antenna to a different location with a better reception and/or place the
antenna on a bigger metal plate (about 30 x 30cm.). If the reception level is not
satisfactory – consult your technical support.
Table 3-3: Reception Level Indications
RCPT. LVL
LED
Reception Level
Green High reception
-75dBm to – 51dBm
Orange Medium reception
-87dBm to –77dBm
Red Low reception
-101dBm to –
89dBm
Off Very low reception
or no reception at all
-113dBm to –
103dBm
3.4
Post-Installation Tests
After installation and power up, perform the following steps to verify that the
unit is operational.
Disconnect the PABX from the LINE connector and connect an analog
telephone to the LINE connector. Pick up the handset. You should hear a normal
dial tone. If there is no dial tone, go to section 6 – trouble shooting.
Dial out to a known cellular telephone number. The ring-back tone is heard.
When the called party answers, make sure that you have a clear bi-directional
voice path and the STATUS LED lights red. Make sure that the number you dial
does not conflict with the toll restriction rules, if activated.
• If there is no ring-back tone, make sure that the number dialed is a valid
number.
• If there is a ring-back tone, but no connection - try dialing another number.
To check incoming calls, use another phone and dial the phone number of the
SIM card inserted in the Smartcell 111L. On hearing a ring, pick up the handset
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