Soneco MC3 Manuel utilisateur

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Soneco MC3

USER MANUAL

SONECO Oy

Tuotekuja 5

FIN-90410 Oulu

Finland

Tel. +358 10 77 88 300

Fax. +385 8 311 4486

e-mail: info@soneco.fi

www.soneco.fi

July 2013

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This guide applies to Soneco MC3 at the time of publication i.e. July 2013.

Support for the product can be found in www.soneco.fi, e-mail support@soneco.fi via

phone +358 10 8877 300.

This document, any part of it or Soneco documents referred herein shall not be

forwarded, copied, altered or re-produced in any form nor distributed on any medium

without a directly expressed permission from Soneco Oy. Soneco grants a

permission to copy this manual for the sole purpose of using the Soneco equipment

with which this document has been delivered.

The correctness and validity of this document has been verified with using

appropriate methods and care. However, Soneco does not warrant the correctness

and completeness of document.

Soneco Oy assumes no liability for any damage, direct or indirect, that may occur

directly or indirectly to persons, equipment, material, business or financial matters

and that result from following, ignoring, abusing this guide or in other ways using the

product.

Soneco reserves the right to alter this document without further notice.

Warranty

Soneco warrants the materials and manufacturing of the product allow full operation for 12 months

and 6 months for the battery. The warranty begins when the buyer physically receives the product.

In consumer trade Soneco is liable for the warranty defined by EU regulation.

The authorized seller of Soneco products will either repair or replace the defective device that fall

under warranty. Warranty does not apply to wear due to use or accessories. The warranty does not

apply if the device has been in wrong or inappropriate use, opened, altered, connected to other

equipment, used with other charger than Soneco P4300. The warranty does not apply to any effect

of water, moisture or other foreign subjects or the telecommunications network.

The application of warranty may require a valid purchasing receipt to be presented. Claim has to be

made within 2 months from the date that a defect has been found or should have been found.

Soneco Oy assumes no liability for claims that do not relate to equipment warranty.

Opening the equipment case requires an authorization by Soneco.

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Warranty..................................................................................................................2

Purpose ot MC3 ......................................................................................................5

To start with.............................................................................................................5

Preparing for the use...............................................................................................5

Quick procedure for using MC3 for the first time.....................................................6

1. Charging of the battery........................................................................................7

2. Warning message due to low battery .................................................................7

3. Start-up ...............................................................................................................7

4. The programming mode ......................................................................................8

5. The purpose and setting of the telephone numbers............................................8

6. Setting the message............................................................................................9

7. Basic settings ....................................................................................................10

8. Options..............................................................................................................10

8.1. Options for power ON and OFF.................................................................. 10

8.2. Options for voice calls ................................................................................ 10

8.3. Security and general settings ..................................................................... 11

9. Standby mode ...................................................................................................12

10. Sending of the message..................................................................................13

11. Special features during alarm mode................................................................13

12. Shutting the device off.....................................................................................13

13. Request for battery charge status ...................................................................13

14. Voice call features in normal ready state ........................................................14

15. Voice call features in alarm mode ...................................................................14

15. Emergency call 112.........................................................................................14

17. The life-time, capacity and maintenance of the battery...................................15

18. The use in challenging environments..............................................................15

19. Data security, privacy, reliability and prevention of abuse...............................15

20. Unrecognized fault situations ..........................................................................16

Annex A: Tone and light indications of MC3 .........................................................18

Important to observe .............................................................................................20

Technical specifications: .......................................................................................20

Declaration of conformity:......................................................................................20

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Purpose ot MC3

Soneco MC3 is a small radio device for messaging and voice calls. With a

single press of its only button, MC3 sends a text message to one, two or three

stored telephone numbers.

MC3 operates in all 900 and 1800 MHz mobile communication networks with

which the provider of SIM-card in MC3 has access or a roaming agreement.

To start with

The product package includes the following:

•Soneco MC3 transceiver and strap

•Charging adapter 4300 P

•User's guide

Preparing for the use

Before switching the device on, one must insert a valid network operator's SIM

card (Subscriber Identity Module) in to MC3 and charge the battery.

Fig. Inserting the SIM card:

Push the yellow dot with a pin in Insert a SIM to the holder and push

order to eject the SIM card holder the holder in to MC3 until it locks.

Note! When ejecting or inserting the SIM, the power should be switched OFF.

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Quick procedure for using MC3 for the first time

1. Switch ON the power by pressing the button (for over 5 seconds) until

the yellow light starts to blink. Release the button.

2. If the device has not been programmed before, it enters to the

programming mode automatically and the YELLOW and the GREEN

lights start blinking alternately. If the device has already been

programmed, the programming mode can be triggered by pressing the

button after the YELLOW light stops blinking and the GREEN light is on

for 5 seconds.

3. Program the telephone numbers and if necessary, optional settings

and user specific message with sending programming text messages

to the device.

4. In order to exit the programming mode, press the button shortly and

release it. In order to check the programmed data, pressing the button

for longer than 5 seconds will cause the settings to be sent as a text

message (SMS) to the first stored number if given.

5. Wait until the device switches the power OFF. The power is OFF when

all the lights flash once. You can re-start the device.

6. When the device has entered the standby mode, the GREEN light

flashes in 2 seconds interval.

7. In order to switch the power OFF, press the button (for over 5 seconds)

until all lights turn on. Then release the button. CC3 switches OFF. If

switch-off by the user is blocked, see Chapter 12.

8. Please remember to charge the battery as instructed.

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1. Charging of the battery

Insert the DC cable's plug (3,5 mm) to the connector on the side of the device.

The progress of charging is displayed by the brightness of the YELLOW light. If

the battery is depleted, pre-charging takes place. The stages of pre-charging are

shown with YELLOW flashes. During charging, a continuous bright YELLOW

indicates an empty battery and strong charging. A dim YELLOW indicates a

relatively full battery and late stages of charging. When the battery is full, the

device gives an audible signal and switches the YELLOW light off.

The charging of an empty battery to full takes approximately two hours. Charging

of the battery can be made in any operating mode but there are no charging

indications during start-up or programming mode.

Over-charging of the battery is prevented. The charger can be continuously

connected.

In continuous use the battery charging is recommended after 3 days in use.

If the device has switched off due to low battery, it is recommended to first charge

the battery at least a few minutes before switching it on again.

2. Warning message due to low battery

If the battery charge falls below 20%, the device gives five YELLOW flashes and

audible signal. This will be repeated once in every minute until the charger is

connected. After 15 minutes of battery warnings the device sends a "BATTERY

20%" message.

If the "BATTERY 20%" message has been sent, the device sends “CHARGING”

message when the charger is connected to the device.

These messages will be sent by default to the first stored number. This option can

be deactivated or the messages directed to a different number (see Options).

Upon a detected depletion of the battery the device gives five short tones, blinks

RED and YELLOW lights and shuts down.

3. Start-up

In order to switch the device ON, press the button for 5 seconds. Release the

button as soon as the YELLOW starts blinking. Wait until the GREEN light starts

to blink. The device is now ready for use and registered in to the mobile network.

If the necessary telephone numbers have not been programmed before, the

device enters automatically to the programming mode.

If you wish to change the existing settings start up the device as explained

above, but press the button shortly during the start-up while the GREEN

light is on for 5 seconds. The device enters the programming mode.

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4. The programming mode

The settings for the CC3 are programmed with text messages in the programming

mode. This mode is indicated by alternating blinks of GREEN and YELLOW lights.

There are a few different ways to get the device to the programming mode. Which

of these are to be used depends on the settings of the device. The available

possibilities are explained below in chapters 4A – 4C.

4A. DEVICE WITH DEFAULT SETTINGS

Wait during start-up until the GREEN light is on for 5 seconds. Press the button

once during this period. The device enters the programming mode.

4B. A DEVICE WITH POWER-OFF PREVENTION

A device with inhibited power-OFF can be commanded to the programming mode

with a PRG-command from a number stored in the device (see 4C) or by

switching it OFF via LIMITED mode and then restarting the device. If the device is

in standby mode, it enters the LIMITED mode after removing the SIM as in Fig. 1.

Remove the SIM and wait until the device indicates a SIM-error. Return the SIM to

the device. Wait during the start-up until the GREEN light goes on for 5 seconds.

Press the button once during this period. The device enters the programming

mode. Note: If you miss the time window during the automatic re-start you can

also switch the device OFF in LIMTED mode and start it normally.

4C DEVICE WITH INHIBITED MANUAL ENTRY TO PROGRAMMING MODE

Programming mode is possible only if the device receives a command

<<<PRG>>> as a text message from a number that is stored in the device.

EXECUTION OF A PROGRAMMING COMMAND

If a programming command is accepted and executed, the device gives an

audible signal and the YELLOW light blinks once notably longer. The

programming mode continues.

If a programming command is rejected, the device gives three audible signals and

the RED light blinks. The programming mode continues. A rejected command is

not executed in full, i.e. part of it may have been executed.

VERIFICATION AND TERMINATION OF PROGRAMMING

Pressing the button longer than 5 seconds causes the device to send the stored

settings as a text message to the first number if it is given.

Programming mode is terminated with a short press of the button. The device

shuts off.

5. The purpose and setting of the telephone numbers

Numbe1, Number2 and Number3: MC3 can send after a single press of the

button a message to one, two or three numbers.

X-number and U-number: MC3 has optionally 4

or X-number and 5

of U-

numbers. The X (eXtra) number is for messaging or calls in a way that is not

possible for numbers 1 to 3. In MC3, the X number is for voice calls. The 5

or U

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number (Unlocking number) is only for the management purpose. The U number

can call or control the device but it can not be an alarm call or message number.

Telephone numbers are set in programming mode with sending them as text

message. The message has to contain between command brackets "<<<" and

">>>" the numbers separated by semicolon and without spaces as below:

<<<number1;number2...>>>.

E.g.valid commands are are "<<<+358414319221>>>" or

"<<<+358414319220;+358414319221;+358414319221>>>".

If the X-number or 4

number is in use, it has to be given before numbers 1 to 3.

<<<Xnumber4;number1;...>>> ,

<<< Xnumber4;number1;number2>>> or<<<

Xnumber4;number1;number2;numero3>>>

If the U-number is used, it shall be given after X-number and before numbers 1-3:

<<<Unumber4;number1;...>>> or

<<<Xnumber5; Unumber4;number1;...>>>

Any number command replaces all previously stored numbers. A command

<<<EN>>> erases all numbers (Erase Numbers). If <<<EN>>> is rejected, the

command is <<<CLRN>>>.

6. Setting the message

Unless the alarm message has been set by the user, the message is ”SOS

ALARM”.

The message is set in programming mode with a message to the device. The

message has to contain between command brackets “<<<” and “>>>” a command

"sms:" and the message with a maximum length of 150 characters as below

<<<sms:Own_message>>>

E.g.<<<sms:Contact reception>>>

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7. Basic settings

The basic settings define how the sends the messages when the button is

pushed and how it reacts to phone calls. The basic settings have been set

according to customers’ wishes by Soneco during the manufacturing. These basic

settings can be altered with the programming command

<<<MC3x>>>

The character x with value 0 or 1 defines whether the device is able to make a

call to the 4

number (x=1) or not (x=0). E.g. a command “<<<MC30>>>” defines

MC3 without a possibility to make a call to the 4

number.

8. Options

The device offers several options. The options are set or altered in programming

mode with commands indicating the option with a capital letter followed by "1" to

activate the option or "0" to deactivate it. All default values are "0".

The device has the following options:

8.1. Options for power ON and OFF

P1/P0 Disable power-OFF by the user. The device does not switch off from

standby mode with a 5 seconds press. Presses up to 9 seconds are interpreted

as short presses.

F1/F0 Forced power-ON. The device turns itself ON automatically if the battery

voltage is high enough or becomes high enough during the charging.

Wxxxxx Selection of the battery warning message recipients. All x-values have to

be given as “1” or “0”. With a value “1” battery warning is sent to corresponding

number and with value “0” it is not sent. The first x value is for the first number,

the second x for the second number etc. The 4

x is the X-number and the 5

x is

the U-number (See chapter 5). All five x-values have to be given regardless of the

amount of telephone numbers set to the device. No warning will be sent with the

command W00000. The default setting is to send the battery warning to the 1st

number, corresponding to command W10000. Battery warnings will be sent only if

corresponding numbers are given. E.g. W00100 causes the message to be sent

to the 3rd number if given.

S1/S0 Skip entry to programming mode: The 5 second time window during the

start-up for user to enter the programming mode is skipped. Programming mode

is possible only via a SMS command “<<<PRG>>>” form a number stored in the

device. See also Chapter 17.

8.2. Options for voice calls

T1/T0 Reject incoming calls. In the standby mode all incoming calls are rejected

unless coming from a number stored in the device.

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