Flightcell DZMx Manuel utilisateur

Flightcell International LTD

DZMx Operator's Manual

Version: 2.8.0

Flightcell DZMx Operator's Manual

MAN_DZ4_002

Document Version 11.0

Wednesday, 6 July 2016

CONTENTS

Section 1 Operator's Manual 1

Overview of DZMx Functions 1

DZMx Keypad References 2

Section 2 Operator Interface 3

LCDDisplay 4

Understanding the Main Screen 5

DZMx Menus 6

Navigating the Menus 6

Status Messages 7

Network Status Messages 7

Error Messages 7

Calling Status 7

Messaging Status 8

Data Status 8

Tracking Status 8

Backlighting 9

Switching Backlight Modes 9

Altering Backlight Brightness Levels 9

Global Positioning System (GPS) 11

Setting the GPSDisplay 11

Section 3 Phone Calls 12

Initiating a Call 12

Answering a Call 12

Extra Call Features 13

Audio Settings 14

Adjusting DZMx Audio Levels 14

Section 4 DZMx Messaging 15

Incoming Messages 15

Viewing an incoming message 15

Viewing messages in the Inbox 15

Missed Call Notifications 15

Sending Messages to the DZMx 15

Outgoing Messages 16

Sending Messages from the DZMx 16

Replying to a Message 16

Cancelling unsent messages 16

Section 5 Phone Book 17

Adding a New Contact 17

Editing an Existing Contact 17

Deleting an Existing Contact 17

CONTENTS

Section 6 DZMx Data 18

Cellular Data 18

Satellite Data 18

Section 7 G.P.S. Tracking 19

Automatic Position Reports 19

Manual Position Reports 19

Enabling Tracking 19

Suspending or Disabling Tracking 20

Adjusting Tracking Settings 20

Section 8 DZMx Applications 21

Forms 22

What is Forms? 22

Forms Settings 22

Creating Forms 23

Completing a Form 23

Retrieving Form History 24

Cellular Flightmode 25

Toggling Flightmode 25

Cabin Phone 26

Dialling a Phone Number 26

Intercom Calls Between Cabin and Cockpit 26

Transferring a Call to the Pilot 27

Transferring a Call to the Cabin Phone 27

Cabin Phone Status Messages 27

Automated Rescue Monitoring (A.R.M.) 28

Activating A.R.M. 28

Deactivating A.R.M. 28

A.R.M. Status Messages 28

Alert Mode 30

Activating Alert Mode 30

Emergency and Distress Mode 31

Activating Emergency Mode 31

Contact Details 32

Mailing Address 32

Physical Address 32

Warranty 33

CONTENTS

Section 1 Operator's Manual

The Flightcell DZMx provides global voice, data communications and aircraft tracking. This manual is

designed to help users learn how to use their DZMx, from basic to more advanced features. The DZMx

Installation Manual provides the instructions for the initial set up and configuration of a DZMx.

Overview of DZMx Functions

The Flightcell DZMx is a powerful communications system that uses the Iridium satellite and/or 3G cellular

networks to provide:

Voice calling and Data

The DZMx provides a global phone service, enabling calls to virtually any phone in the world.

The DZMx is interfaced to the aircraft audio system, providing all crew connected to the audio

system with access to the available phone networks.

A cabin phone may also be installed for passengers’ use.

Calls are dialled from the DZMx keypad, or by using the phone directory or speed dial keys to

retrieve and call stored phone numbers.

Other parties can call the aircraft by dialling the aircraft’s satellite or cell phone numbers.

Connect to the Iridium or 3G/4G cellular networks to provide a data connection via the DZMx

Ethernet port.

Two-way messaging

SMS text messages can be sent to the DZMx over either the satellite or cellular networks.

SMS/SBD messages can also be sent to the DZMx over the Iridium network from an Iridium web

application or any email program.

Messages from the DZMx’s message library can be sent either to another satellite phone or cell

phone, or to your tracking service provider.

Aircraft tracking

The DZMx can send periodic position reports automatically and manually triggered position reports to one

of a number of tracking service providers. Additionally, the DZMx can be configured to send position

reports that mark specific events, including:

Start-up

Engine start and stop

Take-off and landing

Course change

Manual position

Emergency (mayday)

Automated Rescue Monitoring (A.R.M.)

Other special purpose events.

SECTION 1 Operator's Manual 1

DZMx Keypad References

The following table outlines the DZMx keypad buttons and how they are referenced throughout the

manual. This will be a handy page to return to when unsure which button is being referenced.

Icon Manual Reference Icon Manual Reference

CALL 5,SPD2

END 6,RIGHT,SPD3

A 7,MSG

B 8,DOWN,DIR

1,MARK 9,MODE

2,UP,A.R.M.,ALERT 0,+,MENU

3,EMER *,BACK

4,LEFT,SPD1 #,ENTER,POWER

SECTION 1 Operator's Manual 2

Section 2 Operator Interface

This manual contains several sections to help guide you through the DZMx operation and settings. The

display and user interface consists of:

"LCDDisplay" on the next page

"DZMx Menus" on page 6

"Status Messages" on page 7

"Backlighting" on page 9

SECTION 2 Operator Interface 3

LCDDisplay

The DZMx is installed with an inbuilt LCD display to show timely and important information to users. The

LCD can show several different views:

The Main

Screen

After the DZMx has booted and initialised,

the display will show the main screen. This

shows:

GPS information (at the top line of the

screen).

Phone networks designated to the two

soft keys, A and B.

Network connection status and signal

strength for the installed modem(s).

Other status messages (at the bottom

line of the screen)

Pop-up

Screens

Pop-up screens are used to announce events

such as incoming calls and messages.

Some pop-up screens will be accompanied

by an audible alert (e.g. for an incoming call

or text message) or warning (e.g. if

Automated Rescue Monitoring remains

active after landing).

Most Pop-up screens will have a time-out and

will automatically disappear, but all can be

cleared from the display at any time by

pressing the Enter key.

Menu and

List

Screens

These show either:

Available menu options, or

A list of items, e.g. received

messages, phone book entries.

The currently selected item will be

highlighted. The user can navigate the

list using UP and DOWN and select

the item by pressing ENTER.

Next to the title of the list will appear

two numbers, the first one is the index

of the current item selected, the

second one is the total number of

items in the list.

Settings

Adjustment

Screens

These show the current value when adjusting

or viewing settings such as audio volumes or

backlight brightness.

The slider bar shows the setting as a

percentage of the maximum available value

and can be adjusted using LEFT and RIGHT.

Changes can be confirmed by using ENTER,

or aborted by using BACK or END.

SECTION 2 Operator Interface 4

Understanding the Main Screen

During normal operation, the DZMx LCD display shows the Main

Screen. This displays:

On the top line: The current GPS information, which can be

changed in the GPSsettings (see "Global Positioning

System (GPS)" on page 11).

In the centre of the display, modem information:

Modems installed in each position in the DZMx

Status of each of the installed modems; this

changes depending on the operation currently

being performed

Signal strength (up to five bars); if the phone doesn’t have a connection, it shows .

Above the "modem information", additional information on:

Messaging activity, including number of queued messages

Phone number or name of the other party to an active phone call.

On the bottom line, information for:

Tracking status (messages and events)

A.R.M status.

Distress/Emergency status

SECTION 2 Operator Interface 5

DZMx Menus

The DZMx has an extensive menu system providing access to a range of functions, settings and diagnostic

information.

The menu system provides access to user level settings, such as tracking timers, basic audio configuration,

GPS display options and phone book management.

A number of settings are used to configure the DZMx for a specific operation or application; these are

normally hidden from the user and an installer password is required to access and change them.

Navigating the Menus

The DZMx keypad is used to access the menu system:

Press MENU. If the DZMx is on a phone call, press and hold MENU for 2 seconds to access the

menus

Use UP and DOWN to navigate between menu options

Press ENTER to select the highlighted item

Press BACK to cancel a setting change and to move back up a menu level

Press ENTER to confirm a setting change

Press END to cancel a setting change and exit the menu system.

SECTION 2 Operator Interface 6

Status Messages

The DZMx has four status message regions on the main display

for GPS, the modems, queued messages and tracking. For

information on the GPS status line, including configuration, see

"Global Positioning System (GPS)" on page 11. The modem status

lines are used for reporting to the user various messages

including network status and call/messaging activity.

Network Status Messages

The modem status message will change as the DZMx powers up

and establishes a connection to the network:

Initialising: The modem has established a connection to the modem and is in the process of

initialising the device

Ready: The modem is powered on, successfully initialised, registered on the network, and is

reporting a good signal strength

Searching: The modem is searching for a good signal

Disabled: Flightmode has been activated. The modem is disabled until flightmode is deactivated,

see "Cellular Flightmode" on page 25

Online: Modem Data connection has been established

Going Online: The modem is establishing a data connection.

Error Messages

The modem status lines will show error messages if the DZMx is unable to connect to the network for the

following reasons:

SIM Error: Either no SIM is inserted, or is not registered with the network provider.

SIMPINRequired: The SIMcard is locked and requires a PIN

Not Inserted: The DZMx cradle is reporting there is no phone in the cradle (external cradles only)

Not Responding: The modem is not responding to the DZMx. Occurs when the modem is not

configured correctly.

Calling Status

While you are making a phone call, the modem status lines will show you which device is currently being

used for the call, and on the line above, who you are calling, or being called by. If the other party is listed in

the DZMx’s phone book, then the information line will display their name.

The phone or modem status message changes as the DZMx establishes a connection with the other party:

Calling: The DZMx has dialled the number but a connection has not yet been established

On Call: The DZMx has established a connection and the other party has accepted the call

Incoming Call: flashed on the DZMx display, an audible ringing tone will sound over the audio

system and the call annunciator light (if installed) will flash if there is an incoming call

Call Queued: The DZMx has queued the call, and will start the call when the modem is next free

Disconnecting: The phone call has been terminated at either end of the call or the modem loses

the connection.

SECTION 2 Operator Interface 7

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