Benefon Configurator for the Track Pro

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N ions for the Benefon Track Pro mobile p ntly with the phone´s own manual.

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formation in this manual is subject to change without notice. BENEFON reserves the rignd to make changes in the content without obligation to notify any person or organizatENEFON is not responsible for any loss of data, income or any consequential damage w

ome of the features described in this manual are optional and intended to be purchased sontact your dealer.

Manufacturer: Benefon Oyj P.O. Box 84 24101 Salo FINLAND Web site: www.benefon.com

OTE: This manual is intended for guidance when making initial and major configurathones; however, it does not replace the phone´s own manual. Use this manual concurre

lso note that separate MPTP document with details is required for the remote operation

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ettings ........................................................ 18AGE .................................................................................. 18

AND TIME SETTINGS........................................................... 18

ATIC KEYLOCK.................................................................. 19

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for power on and power off timers ............. 19tings ............................................................ 20L MEMORY ......................................................................... 20

ATIC ANSWER................................................................... 20

e setup ........................................................ 20ERVICE NUMBER ................................................................ 20

GE TYPE............................................................................ 20

GE VALIDITY TIME ............................................................. 21

MAIL NUMBER ................................................................... 21

st message setup ....................................... 21

S: SURVEILLANCE ....................................... 22

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VAL .................................................................................... 24

ATION ................................................................................ 24

n check....................................................... 25ION ................................................................................... 25

VAL .................................................................................... 25

cking .......................................................... 26VAL .................................................................................... 26

R POINT ............................................................................ 26

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MODE .............................................................................. 26

ATION ................................................................................. 26

behaviour for location request .................... 27

CONTENTS

CONFIGURING SETTINGS FOR THE BENEFON TRACK PRO ...................................... 7

A: MPTP MESSAGES AND REMOTE CONFIGURATION (OTA).................................... 7

B: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE AND LOCAL CONFIGURATION ..................... 8

Connecting the phone to the Benefon Configurator software................................ 9Loading settings from the phone to the software ........................................................ 10Saving settings in a computer disk .......................... 10Changing default mobile phone ............................... 11Transferring settings from the software to the phone .............................................. 11Disconnecting the phone from the software .................................................... 12

ACTIVATING NEW FEATURES......................................... 12

SIM FEATURES: SHORT MESSAGES ............................... 13

Reading and editing existing messages ................... 13Deleting a short message ........................................ 13Writing and sending a short message ...................... 14

SIM FEATURES: PHONE BOOKS ..................................... 15

Editing and adding an entry ..................................... 15Deleting entries....................................................... 15Moving and copying entries ..................................... 16Arranging entries .................................................... 16

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cy environments...............................43ergency environments .....................43

ORIZED NUMBERS ..........................44

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erating mode ....................................46me (in economy mode) .....................46.........................................................47.........................................................47.........................................................48overage ............................................48

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nual power on and off ......................50 battery charging .............................50ERATING MODE .................................................. 50

CENTER WHEN CHARGING ................................ 50

enter of battery status .....................50

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ints ..................................................52oordinates ........................................52points for activation/

once .................................................52

: VERTICAL SENSOR ........................53

sor ..................................................54or usage ..........................................54........................................................54

tion ...................................................54tion..................................................54rval .................................................55

LEMATICS: TELEMATIC SETTINGS............................. 28

Status messages ..................................................... 29USAGE .......................................................................................... 29

STATUS MESSAGE LIST ................................................................ 29

Protocol settings ..................................................... 29AUTHORIZATION........................................................................... 29

MPTP MESSAGE STORAGE ............................................................ 30

MESSAGE VALIDITY ...................................................................... 30

SMS SERVICE NUMBER ................................................................ 30

Error reports .......................................................... 31Position precision ................................................... 31Primary use of emergency button............................ 32Service center number ............................................ 32Mobile group numbers ............................................ 32Trace log ................................................................. 33

TRACE LOG SETTINGS .................................................................. 33

TRANSFERRING TRACE LOG ......................................................... 34

OPENING AND PROCESSING REMOTELY SENT LOG FILE (IN THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR) .............................. 36

PROCESSING TRACE LOG BY USING SOME OTHER APPLICATION.................................................................... 36

LEMATICS: EMERGENCY SETTINGS ........................... 37

Basic emergency settings........................................ 38SOS ACTIVATION .......................................................................... 38

EMERGENCY CANCEL TIME .......................................................... 38

NAMING EMERGENCY CALL .......................................................... 38

SELECTING EMERGENCY CALL CYCLE MODE ................................ 38

SETTING EMERGENCY CALL CONNECTION WAITING TIME .............................................................................. 39

SETTING EMERGENCY CONFIRMATION FOR EMERGENCY MESSAGE DELIVERY ................................................ 39

EMERGENCY CENTER NUMBERS .................................................. 39

Making emergency cycle ......................................... 40MAKING AN EMERGENCY CALL WHICH INCLUDES BOTH CALL NUMBERS AND SMS NUMBERS ................ 41

CANCELLING EMERGENCY CYCLE ................................................ 41

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SENSOR SETTINGS

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Alert trigger ............................................................ 55Missing sensor alert ................................................ 55Vertical sensor alerts .............................................. 55

ENCRYPTING MESSAGES ............................................... 56

Activating encryption ............................................... 56Generating keys ...................................................... 56Selecting encryption options.................................... 57

MENU LOCKS AND ACCESS CODES ................................ 57

Security code for telematics and GPS ..................... 57Changing security code............................................ 57Menu lock for phone settings ................................... 58User interface lock .................................................. 58

TROUBLESHOOTING.......................................... 58

"DUMMY QUESTIONS" ................................................... 58

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GES AND REMOTE CONFIGURATION (OTA) 7

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: MPTP MESSAGES AND

OTE CONFIGURATION (OTA)

uration commands are used when a re- of the phone configuration is needed.

include all telematics settings and phone ch as emergency numbers, status mes-orized numbers, GPS operating mode. s also include commands for daily usage, tion request and tracking commands.

configuration can be used for transferring only in case the settings are coded as ges.

information on MPTP messages, please separate document: Mobile Phone s Protocol (MPTP), located at the www.benefon.com.

e full documentation, please contact fon Partner.

A: MPTP MESSA

CONFIGURING SETTINGS FOR THE BENE

CONFIGURING SETTINGS FOR THE

BENEFON TRACK PRO

There are several ways to configure settings for the Benefon Track Pro:

•A: You can use the MPTP commands, and transfer settings remotely, over the air by sending a proto-col message to the phone. The MPTP commands can be sent as a command string or through a specific software, such as the Benefon In Charge.

•B: You can use AT commands for configuring set-tings and transfer them to the phone locally, via the BW data/NMEA cable. This can be easily done by using the Benefon Configurator software. In some cases the BW cable must be purchased separately, it might not be included in the sales package of the phone.

•C: Limited set of features or purchased software options may be available for configuration through the phone´s own menu.

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indow is located on the right. The ay be divided up into interleaves

separate data fields, such as Track-gency settings, GPS settings, Message settings and so on.

: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE AND LOCAL CONFIGURATION

B: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR

FTWARE AND LOCAL CONFIGURATION

Benefon Configurator software is intended for figuring settings locally for the Benefon products, Track Pro.

configuration manual contains features available the Track Pro NT 2.0.

e the Benefon Configurator is very easy to use, it dvisable to make initial and other major configu-ns for the phone with this software.

n you are finished with editing the settings, you either transfer the settings back to the phone via BW cable immediately, or save them in a comput-isk (as any normal file) for further use.

ther, slightly quicker way to transfer configura-s made by Benefon Configurator is to use some r application, e.g. the SetupLoad software. For e information on it, please contact your dealer.

The Benefon Confup in two sections

•The Benetree strsists of two mainMy Computer (ofyou have accessconsists of severtured as sub-nodbooks, User settinand so on. By access to the codocument files.

•The Document wsetting groups mincluding severaling settings, Emersettings, Protocol

SOFTWARE AND LOCAL CONFIGURATION 9

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e correct serial port from the toolbar: pop-up menu and highlight the desired

e Settings from the Edit menu. Select the mmunication port by clicking the check Ok to exit the menu.

ick the main node My Benefon. Or, dou-he phone icon. Or, choose Connect from menu. Or, click the button Connect lo-he toolbar.

are establishes a connection to the d renames My Benefon node according to and the model of the phone, e.g. Track

DEA IS THAT THE PORT SELECTED IN SOFTWARE

ITH THE PORT, THE DATA ADAPTER IS PLUGGED IN.

B: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR


Connecting the phone to theBenefon Configurator software

1. The BW cable may contain one or two square-end adapters. Plug the data adapter (1) into a serial port. Serial ports are located at the back panel of your computer.

2. Plug the flat end of the BW cable (2) in the system connector, located at the bottom of the phone. Make sure the release button (3) is facing up.

3. Open the Benefon Configurator.

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of the settings to the software, or... from the Edit menu (before button). Check the desired setting s are shown in the Mobile phone start hile the dialog box is displayed.

can be loaded afterwards in the choosing Open NNsettings from the

ings in a computer diskt currently connected to the soft-

ll make configurations, save them to the phone afterwards. When

, data fields are available for editing de.

a computer disk, choose Save as...nu.

ination drive and folder, and re-e way you like. Click Save. The soft- data fields that the chosen node

B: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE AND LOCAL CONFIGURATION

t the same time, the software reads data from the hone and loads it in the display. The data con-ins currently existing settings and menus from e phone. These settings and menus are shown as

ub-nodes, such as Messages, User settings, and elematics settings.

f the software requests security code while load-g the settings, you must key in the code and ress Ok. For more information on security code, ee SECURITY CODE FOR TELEMATICS AND GPS ON PAGE 57.

lick the name label, e.g. Track Pro. The sub-nodes ill be displayed as icons on the working area, i.e. e Document window, on the right.

ou can select the desired sub-node/icon by click-g it. The data fields will be displayed.

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Unloaded settingssame session by Mobile menu.

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1. To save data infrom the File me

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sferring settings from thesoftware to the phonenefon Configurator software is connected , you can save data in the phone.

n the Benefon Configurator document tent you want to save in the phone. To tings previously stored in a computer ct Open from the File menu, or press the ding function icon on the toolbar.

ve To Mobile from the File menu. he function icon on the toolbar.

erring data to the phone, the previous ced with the new data.

B: THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR S


Changing default mobile phoneWhen any Benefon phone (or device) is connected to the Benefon Configurator, the software identifies it automatically, and offers you the correct data fields for editing.

To make off-line configuration for some other Benefon phone (e.g. Esc!) when the phone is currently unavail-able, you need to change the default mobile phone in Benefon Configurator.

1. Change the default Benefon mobile phone by se-lecting Configurator... from the Edit menu, or high-lighting the desired phone model from the pop-up menu, located on the toolbar.

2. Now the data fields of this "new" phone model are available and can be opened from the My Computernode on the left.

3. Click the desired node, e.g. User settings, press the mouse´s right button and select New >Ok.

4. Similarily, you can close the file which is not need-ed any more by clicking it, pressing the mouse´s right button and selecting Close.

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ING NEW FEATURES

features are sold separately, they the basic NT 2.0 software package. e.g. Waypoint tracking, CSD trace ion, Vertical sensor and Update of

to the new NT 2.0 software.

e these new features, a Service acti-ed to you by the dealer or the man-ey is needed for activating the n can be easily done with the Bene-

, the phone has cable connection to nfigurator.

ation key from the Mobile menu.

ice activation key. (Note that when ftware, the phone may inform you software version. You have then utes time to key in the activation one will power off itself. The key

hile the software is still reading da-

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ACTIVATING NEW FEATURES

Disconnecting the phone from the software

hoose Disconnect from the Mobile menu. r, click the button Disconnect on the toolbar.

ress and hold down the release button while re-oving the BW cable from the phone. (The release

utton is located on the top of the flat end of the W cable.)

ently pull the BW cable from the system connec-r (located at the bottom of the phone).

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Some of the new are not included inSuch features are,download, Encryptan old software in

When you purchasvation key is providufacturer. The kfeatures. Activatiofon Configurator.

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6. Click Disconnect

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SIM FEATURES: SHORT MESSAGES

Reading and editing existing messages

1. Double-click the icon SMS messages.

2. Messages are listed and can be read.

3. Double-click the message you want to edit.

4. Edit text and other details in the SMS edit buffer.

5. Click Ok when ready.

Deleting a short messageTo delete a short message, highlight the message and choose Sms, Delete message from the Edit menu.

You can also select Delete by pressing the mouse´s right button.

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oose Sms, New message from the it menu. The SMS edit buffer will be played.

y in the message text (1) and the ipient´s number (2). By clicking square next to the number (3), recipient´s number can be ched from the Phone book, assum- the number is found on SIM.

ke sure, the Sms service number is rrect. The number can be changed clicking the square next to it (4). selecting the option SIM card de-lt, the SMS service number will be ked up from the SIM card. If the card does not contain the SMS

mber, select the option Own and y in the SMS service number.

lect the desired Saving/Sending tion by checking one of the Actionxes (5).

mplete the message by pressing .

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iting and adding an entrytails of an entry, click the desired entry. new phone book entry, click a blank line

name and number (2).

ng Tab on the keyboard you can move ta field to another.

Deleting entries a phone book entry, click the desired en-

te on the keyboard. You can also choose and Delete from the Edit menu, or by e mouse´s right button.


SIM FEATURES: PHONE BOOKS

As you open the Phone books, the memory entries stored on the SIM card are listed and can be pro-cessed.

Index number stands for memory slot number.

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tion rearranges the phone book n transferring the phone book data e, the data will be arranged by the

on rearranges the phone book per-transferring the phone book data e, the data will be arranged by the

SIM FEATURES: PHONE BOOKS

Moving and copying entries o move or copy a phone book entry to another lot, click the desired entry.

ress Ctrl+C (for copy) or Ctrl+X (for cut) on the eyboard. Click the destination line and press trl+V (for paste) on the keyboard. ou can also choose the commands Copy, Cut and aste from the Edit menu, or by clicking the ouse´s right button. r, you can click the corresponding function icons n the toolbar.

f the destination line is reserved, you also need to onfirm, whether to overwrite the old information r not.

- To overwrite the old information, click Yes in the dialog box.

- To preserve the old information and transfer the new information to another, free slot (Index num-ber), click No in the dialog box.

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whether the time will be displayed 12 hours am/pm.

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nd time, you can determine in which te and year are displayed. Click the t the desired option (4).

USER SETTINGS

Phone settings

LANGUAGE

can select the menu language, the phone uses. k the arrow and highlight the desired option (1).

DATE AND TIME SETTINGS

time information determined here is used togeth-ith call logging, incoming messages as well as

m clock and timers.

n setting the date and time initially, the GPS ds to be turned on and the position needs to be from a satellite.

T i m e z o n e

can select the local time, your country uses. The ult time comes to your phone from a satellite and called the standard Coordinated Universal Time C), i.e. "the Greenwich Time".

standard time zone (UTC) shows here 00:00 and may need to correct it to match your local time e (2).

example, the common time zone in Central and thern Europe and Scandinavia is +1:00. In East-Europe, Finland and Greece the common time

zone is +2:00. Kenumeric keys.

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s for power on and power off timers

wer on timer is activated, the phone turns ry day at the same time.

wer off timer is activated, the phone turns ry day at the same time.

e the timer, check the box right next to

power on/off time by clicking the digits to change (hours/minutes/seconds). As ighlighted, click the arrows or key in the mbers (7b).


AUTOMATIC KEYLOCK

The keypad lock is used to prevent accidental key strokes.

If the automatic keylock is turned on (5), the keypad will be locked automatically if no key has been pressed for a few seconds.

•To turn the automatic keylock on, check the box.

•To turn the automatic keylock off, leave the check box blank.

UNITS

You can select which one of the measurement sys-tems you want to use to display distances: A metric system or miles per hour.

Click the arrow and highlight the desired option (6).

The unit is used in route navigation.

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SERVICE NUMBER

MS service number, which is need-mal short messages and telematics (10).

be set correctly, otherwise sending not possible.

number can be found e.g. in the al network operator.

e supplied with a separate SMS ser-elematics protocol messages, you ber in the Telematic settings > Proto-field. For more information, see

IC SETTINGS ON PAGE 28.

MESSAGE TYPE

e what kind of a message you are an choose the message type from 400, Email, Ermes, or Data.

one for normal or MPTP messaging, d highlight Text for message type

USER SETTINGS

Call settings

REDIAL MEMORY

dial memory is turned on, the last dialled numbers stored in memory.

ial memory can be turned on by checking the box

AUTOMATIC ANSWER

automatic answer function can be turned on or off

he Automatic answer is turned on (the box is ked), all incoming calls are answered automati- when the phone is connected to a car kit or por-

e hands free kit.

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When using the phclick the arrow an(11).

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oadcast message setupsts are general messages, which are all receivers within a particular region. ntain advertisements, local weather re-formation about road traffic, stock ex-sport results. Cell broadcast service is a ure.

oadcast messages, check the box (14).


MESSAGE VALIDITY TIME

You can select the length of validity for normal SMS

messages, i.e. for how long the SMS messages are stored in the server of the operator.

You can choose the message validity from these: 1 hour, 6 hours, 24 hours, 1 week or Maximum time.


NOTE: The length of validity for telematics protocol

messages is selected in Telematic settings > Protocol set-tings data field. For more information, see TELEMATICS:

TELEMATIC SETTINGS ON PAGE 28.

VOICE MAIL NUMBER

Voice mail service is a network service. If you have subscribed the service, you need to store the voice mail number to be able to listen to the voice messages left for you.

Key in the voice mail number (13), which is supplied to you by the service provider.

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at required telematics settings are done l phone numbers, such as Service center MS service number, are stored properly in OTE: Some functions and settings can be security code. If the code is requested

g some functions, you must key in the or more, see SECURITY CODE FOR TELEMATICS

GE 57.


About telematics Telematics is a kind of electric data transfer tech-nique, which can also be used in wireless phone net-works. Nowadays, telematics offers several new services and applications, such as GPS-positioning (which can be used e.g. in rescue operations) and dif-ferent remote-controlled devices (which can be used e.g. in medical equipment and emergency and service centers).

All telematics functions require activation by the ser-vice center: Activation is completed only after the ser-vice center sends an acknowledgement message to the phone.

In some cases telematic functions are entirely re-motely configured and controlled (by the service cen-ter), while in some cases tracking, area tracking and condition check settings and initial activation/deacti-vation can be done from the phone´s own menu (by the end-user), as well.

All trackings cannot be turned on at the same time. For detailed information, please check the MPTP doc-ument.

Please note that if the phone is temporarily switched off or the battery is removed, the tracking record (e.g. amount of messages) will be reset and start from the beginning.

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INTERVAL

e.g. 60 minutes, indicates that the position to the service center at in-tes.

interval in minutes (1b).

ACTIVATION

required settings for tracking are activating the function. Such set-

ation and interval. New settings can ile the tracking is deactivated.

dels, e.g. in Track, tracking can be or deactivated from the phone , activation is completed only after sends an acknowledgement mes-.

odels tracking activation or deacti-itiated from the phone menu at all.

ng is always activated or deactivat-PTP message to the phone from the


Tracking n the tracking function is turned on, the position rmation is sent to the service center several times equence.

DURATION

can select, for how long or on what terms tracking be on (1a). After that, the tracking will be turned automatically. Click the arrow and highlight the red option.

ntinuous: The tracking will be turned on until fur-r notice. !Deactivation message must be sent arately.

ount of sent messages: Tracking will be on until fined amount of messages has been sent to the vice center. Key in the amount and confirm your

oice.

ration: Tracking will be on for a period of time. y in how many days, hours and minutes, the cking should be on.

d time: Tracking will be on until the end time is ched. Key in the date and time, the tracking

ould be turned off. Date and time can be selected clicking the arrows, as well.

The given interval,phone will send itstervals of 60 minu

Key in the tracking

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INTERVAL

terval, e.g. 60 minutes, indicates that the end you confirmation notifications at in- minutes.

terval in minutes (2b).


Condition checkCondition check is a kind of timer, which provides pe-riodic check of your activity. If you do not respond to a check request by the way you are supposed to re-spond to it, the service center will be informed of your missing or incorrect response.

DURATION

You can select, for how long or on what terms the con-dition check timer is turned on (2a). After that, the timer will be turned off automatically. Click the arrow and highlight the desired option.

•Continuous: The condition check timer will be turned on until further notice. !Deactivation message must be sent separately.

•Amount of messages (notifications): The timer will be on until you have confirmed a certain amount of messages (notifications). The confirmation notifica-tions are sent to you by the phone, not by the ser-vice center. Key in the amount of messages.

•Duration: The timer will be on for a period of time. Key in how many days, hours and minutes the timer should be on.

•End time: The timer will be on until the end time is reached. Key in the date and time the timer should be turned off. Date and time can be selected by clicking the arrows, as well.

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ACTIVATION

required settings for area tracking fore activating the function. Such center point, radius, alarm mode settings can be applied only while s deactivated.

odels, e.g. in Track, area tracking r deactivated from the phone menu. tion is completed only after the ser- an acknowledgement message to

dels area tracking activation or de-e initiated from the phone menu at a tracking is activated or deactivat-PTP message to the phone from the


Area trackingn the area tracking is turned on, the position in-ation will be sent to the service center only when

phone is moving in or out of the pre-defined area.

area can be determined by keying in a center t and a radius of an area. The area tracking does contain duration option, i.e. the area tracking will er be turned off automatically.

INTERVAL

given interval, e.g. 60 minutes, indicates that the ne will send its position to the service center at in-als of 60 minutes, but only in case the phone is lo-d outside of the determined area.

in the interval for area tracking in minutes (3a).

CENTER POINT

in the center point name (e.g. Home) and enter dinates (3b).

RADIUS

in the desired radius in 10 meters (3c). E.g. by ring 20, your actual radius will be 200 meters.

You can set an aladerline of an area.when arriving in o(3d).

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ion found in the memory to the request-.

nown position at once: When the phone e location request, the phone immedi-s the latest position found in the memory it to the requesting number. In addition phone tries to update the position for s. If the position update succeeds, the n is sent to the requesting number, as

hecks if an AGPS can be retrieved and re-omatically to speed up calculation. Using quires that the parameters for the AGPS ed in the phone. For more information on s, see ASSISTED GPS ON PAGE 48.


Default behaviour for location request The phone may receive several different messages re-questing location. Such messages can be, e.g. Loca-tion request (?LOC) messages, Location history request (?HIS) messages. (For more information on how to create location request messages, see the sep-arate MPTP document.)

You can define, which way the phone responds the lo-cation requests (4).

The message always includes a time stamp indicating age of the position.

Choose from the options below by checking the corre-sponding box in the Benefon Configurator.

•Send last known position: When the phone receives the location request, the phone immediately recalls the latest position found in the memory and sends it to the requesting number. The position can be quite old. If the phone does not have a position at all, the message will be sent without position.

•Attempt to acquire a fresh position for a while: When the phone receives the location request, the phone immediately switches the GPS on (if it is currently off), updates position, sends it and switches the GPS off. Then the phone returns to normal idle mode. Only in case the position update is NOT pos-sible within 3-4 minutes, the phone will send the

latest positing number

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Protocol settings

AUTHORIZATION

allowed to respond to protocol messages he authorized numbers automatically at ways authorized numbers are:

rs stored as Authorized numbers

rs stored as Emergency center numbers

r stored as the Service center number.

n on - the setting is enabled (2)

orization is turned on, all requests coming

uthorized numbers are automatically pro-

. Any responses are sent to the number

hich the request came.

uests coming from unauthorized numbers

carded.

n off - the setting is disabled

orization is turned off, all requests are au-

cally processed.

service center number is defined, any re-

s are always sent to that number.


Status messagesYou can specify usage for status messages (1a) and view, edit and create them (1b).

USAGE

•In Simple usage, only status messages numbered 1 - 9 can contain text. Additionally, numeric status messages are possible.

•Advanced usage works otherwise the same way as the simple usage, but additionally you can enclose some unique information for each status message when sending it. With the extra note you can, e.g. specify the location, you are in. Extra information can be added to numeric messages (msg numbers 10 - 999), as well.

STATUS MESSAGE LIST

You can write fixed text for the status messages num-bered 1 - 9. The text will always be shown when send-ing the particular status message, despite of the chosen Usage.

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ESSAGE VALIDITY

e length of validity for telematics

, i.e. for how long the SMS messag-e server of the operator (4). (The r normal SMS messages is selected

User settings).

used to avoid massive helping ef-ergency message has been sent a

e is a reason to believe that help is

he message validity from these: 1 urs, 1 week or Maximum time.

SERVICE NUMBER

rate SMS service number for the l messages (5). If the number is not ort message service number (in the ed instead. Key in the number and


- If the service center number is NOT defined, re-

sponses are sent to the number from which the

request came.

MPTP MESSAGE STORAGE

ending of an MPTP message fails, the phone will the message later, assuming the MPTP protocol sage storage is turned on and there is space left eposit the message. Use of the MPTP protocol sage storage must be configured in the phone.

hecking the box (3) you select that the telematics ocol messages are put into storage, if there is no ice at the moment. The storage capacity is 100 sages. After the phone is in service again, these sages are automatically sent forward shortly af-

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Position precisionthe device to show precision of the coor-lation in protocol messages.

coordinates will be shown in meters until ceeds 254 meters. This setting has an ef-st all protocol messages, which contain

rmation, excluding emergency messages.

ow and highlight the desired option (7).


Error reportsYou can set the phone to inform of errors occurred in MPTP messaging (6). An error can be, e.g.

- Failure in message transmission: E.g. the phone

is unable to transfer trace log

- Misspelling: The phone detects that a command

string is uncorrect

- Errors in logic (illegal actions): You try to turn a

function on when, in fact, the function is already

turned on.

Depending on current authorization setting, the phone will send error reports to the Service center num-ber, some other authorized number or requesting number. For more information, see AUTHORIZATION ON

PAGE 29 and SERVICE CENTER NUMBER ON PAGE 32 and TELEMAT-

ICS: AUTHORIZED NUMBERS ON PAGE 44.

NOTE: If sending of Trace log fails, the phone will in-form of failure only under these circumstances:

- The Trace sms number is stored and

- Error reports data field shows Send error reports.

For more information, see TRACE LOG SETTINGS ON PAGE 33.

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is selectable: None, mobile group ssages. NOTE: In order to send sta- make mobile group calls, you need ng each time to correspond the de-

ce center numberd store the phone number, which is elematics protocol messages to the

of the service center (9).

le group numbers, and store new mobile group num- joined in the same group will call

ral mobile groups. (However, if the ds mobile group numbers to your l message, numbers stored in here

oup number or edit an old number o store a name here but it is not re-also attach the automatic answer mber by checking the box (10b).


Primary use of emergency button can select the primary use of the BeneGuard but- i.e. emergency (SOS) button (8). Click the arrow highlight the desired option.

r emergency (SOS) calls/messages

- You can only make emergency calls and send

emergency messages, status messages cannot

be sent and mobile group calls cannot be made.

r status messages

- You can make emergency calls, send emer-

gency messages and send status messages.

In this case emergency calls/messages will al-

ways be started by pressing the emergency but-

ton for a few seconds and status messages will

always be sent by pressing the emergency button

quickly - despite of the selected SOS activation.

r mobile group calls.

- You can make emergency calls, send emer-

gency messages and make mobile group

calls. In this case emergency calls/messages will

always be started by pressing the emergency but-

ton for a few seconds and mobile group calls will

always be made by pressing the emergency but-

ton quickly - despite the selected SOS activation.

emergency button can have two functions. One tion is always making emergency calls/messages.

Another function calls, or status metus messages and

to switch the settisired function.

ServiYou can change anused for sending tservice center.

Key in the number

MobiYou can view, editbers. All membersthe same number.

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u t o m a t i c t r a c e t r a n s f e r

the box (11a), the trace log will be sent y once the log is stacked full. The desti-er to which the log will be sent is the ll number.

e check box blank, trace log is automat-itten once the log is full. In this case the ecalled only by sending a specific MPTP the phone.

r a c e d a t a c a l l n u m b e r

ace data call number (11b). This number r transferring log remotely from the mo-The receiving unit must include a phone, computer.

ceiving phone is a normal phone, you can mal phone number for the trace data call

e receiving phone is a mobile phone, it a specific SIM card, which is equipped ture. Data feature usually includes a sep-all phone number (i.e. CSD number) for on. In order to get this feature, please network operator.


Trace log

TRACE LOG SETTINGS

The phone stores position data in the phone memory automatically. Stored data contains position informa-tion and time stamp.

The maximum storage capacity is 1000 positions. Once the log is full, the phone stacks the information by dropping off irrelevant positions. When positions cannot be dropped any more without losing important information, there are two ways to proceed:

•Log overwrite: In case the log is not transferred at all, the phone will automatically replace the oldest positions with the new ones.

•Log transfer: There are several ways to transfer the log from the phone:

- Locally, by using the Benefon Configurator and

data cable, or

- Remotely, "over the air" by sending a specific

MPTP message separately to the phone, or

- By using Automatic trace transfer. In this case the

setting is done in advance, via the Benefon Con-

figurator, but the actual transfer will happen au-

tomatically and remotely.

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he log to the service center remote- call, using Z-modem protocol.

ata transfer in the GSM-network is the Benefon phones support higher r can be sped up to 14400 baud, in peed is supported by the network well. Speed configuration for the e done by specific MPTP message.

ust contain a modem application modem protocol (e.g. Windows Hy-E: Check the modem settings. Seri-rrect, and transfer speed must be ceiving phone. E.g. when using the one as the receiving phone, trans- set to 19200 bits/second.

r, the receiving mobile phone must e computer by a data cable/BW ca-

he modem answer automatically in-, key in the command ats0=1 and keyboard. The command is associ-iving mobile phone. (the automatic alls can be turned off by keying in =0)


S M S n u m b e r

in the SMS number (11c). The number is needed informing the recipient in case the data transfer after three attempts. Depending on the authori-on setting, receiving party can be service center, e other authorized number, or any number.

make sure that Error reports is set to Send error rts. For more information, see ERROR REPORTS ON

31.

TRANSFERRING TRACE LOG

L o c a l t r a n s f e r

n the phone returns home, it is connected to the efon Configurator by BW cable. The log will be ed from the phone to the software the same way ther settings. For more information, see CONNECT-

HE PHONE TO THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR SOFTWARE ON

9 and LOADING SETTINGS FROM THE PHONE TO THE SOFT-

E ON PAGE 10.

n the Benefon Configurator loads the log directly the phone, the trace log file appears automati- in the display in readable text format. The Trace

icon is shown under the My Benefon node on the and by clicking the icon the actual trace log file be shown in the Document window on the right.

R e

The phone sends tly, as a trace data

Normal speed for d9600 baud. Since speed, the transfecase the higher sand SIM card, asGSM network can b

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ING REMOTELY SENT LOG FILE

receiving phone to the computer by data ca-and open the Windows Hyperterminal mo-on.

e connection between mobile phone and the may key in ATI on the screen and press Enter

will identify receiving mobile phone.

1 and press Enter -> the mobile phone will atically to incoming CSD calls.

bile phone starts alerting, the modem will dis-When the mobile phone answers, the data g box appears on the screen. When the trans-, the dialog box disappears and the connec-

witched off.

t use the automatic answer, do as follows one starts alerting): Press the Hook-up key on ypad OR key in ATA on the screen and press

ttings (Trace data call number, trace sms r reports and the automatic trace transfer), vice center number must be configured in the ance. For more information, see SERVICE CEN-ON PAGE 32 and TRACE LOG SETTINGS ON PAGE R REPORTS ON PAGE 31.

swer setting of the receiving mobile phone is s, not data calls and thus it must be turned


The incoming log file will be found in your computer. De-fault destination directory depends on modem settings and can be changed. In most cases the log file can be located at the root directory of the modem application.

The binary-coded log file name contains U (or some oth-er) letter and the phone´s serial number. The log file identifier is .bin.

Sample case by using Windows Hyperterminal:

STEP1: CONFIGURING MODEM APPLICATION FOR DATA RECEPTION

1. Connect the receiving mobile phone to the computer by data cable and open the Windows Hyperterminalmodem application.

2. Open New connection (from the File menu if the dia-log box is not displayed).

3. Name the connection -> Ok.

4. Select port for the connection (e.g. COM1) -> Ok.

5. Set transfer speed to 19200 Bits/Second ->Ok.

6. Open Receive file.. from the Transfer menu.

7. Click Browse and find the desired destination directory ->Ok.

8. Select Z-modem for Receiving protocol ->Receive.

When the modem configuration is done, you may save the file by clicking Save as... from the File menu.

Close the connection by clicking Disconnect from the Callmenu.

From now on, whenever you need this connection, you can use the profile just created by selecting Open... from the File menu.

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not be edited in Benefon Configura-dify or print the log file, do as fol-

g in Benefon Configurator. The log ll become .log.

Excel or Notepad. Make sure, the ws All files.

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PENING AND PROCESSING REMOTELY SENT OG FILE ( IN THE BENEFON CONFIGURATOR)

t the Benefon Configurator and open the trace log as follows:

ighlight the Trace log icon shown on the left side f the screen, under My Computer node.

hoose Open from the File menu (or, click the ouse´s right button and highlight Open).

lick the Files of type setting and highlight All Bene-n Configurator files.

rowse the directories and files until the destina-on directory and file is found. The file identifier is in. Click Open.

e log file is originally in binary-coded format. As file is opened in Benefon Configurator, the soft-e generates the file and displays it as a table in a able text format.

u want open and process these .bin files in some omized application other than Benefon Configura- please ask directions from the Benefon Partner.

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emergency call as you like (3). This k the real phone number to which

ill be displayed during the Bene-call.

ERGENCY CALL CYCLE MODE

der for making emergency (voice) emergency messages while the s on. Click the arrow and highlight (4).

ces:

lls: When the emergency cycle is e phone will send the emergency which the voice calls will be made top of the list of the emergency

phone will make a voice call and pairs according to the list order, top.


Basic emergency settings

SOS ACTIVATION

e emergency button is used for emergency (SOS) /messages only, you can determine the way the rgency call/message will be started (1):

pressing and holding down the emergency button a few seconds once or

pressing the button quickly twice (in 5 sec.).

k the arrow and highlight the desired option. E: This option is adjustable only if you have de-ined SOS call for Primary use of emergency button in

Telematic settings.

EMERGENCY CANCEL TIME

r pressing the emergency (SOS) button in order to t an emergency call, the voice call and the short sage can still be cancelled.

can determine the time (in seconds), the cancel-n needs to be done. This function is a kind of de- A message will not be sent or a call will not be e if it is cancelled in the pre-defined time.

k the arrow and select the desired option for the of delay (2).

When cancelling press the Hook-up(e.g. in 7 seconds

NOTE: If the cancepossibility to canc

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ERGENCY CENTER NUMBERS

ncy (SOS) messages are sent and emer-are made to the numbers stored in the enter list.

s are in priority order, starting from the t. These numbers work as "a chain".

e two numbers (a phone number and an ) associated with each emergency center .

x to make sure, the corresponding num-uring an emergency cycle (7b).


SETTING EMERGENCY CALL CONNECTIONWAITING TIME

You can define for how long a time the phone tries to call a single emergency number before moving on to the next number in the list of emergency numbers.


SETTING EMERGENCY CONFIRMATION FOREMERGENCY MESSAGE DELIVERY

By checking the Confirm box (6a), you can request a

confirmation just to make sure that someone has re-ceived an emergency message. The phone will resend emergency messages until it receives a confirmation of the successful delivery.

You can also specify the waiting time (6b), i.e. how long a time the phone waits for the confirmation be-fore trying to reach some other emergency center number.

NOTE: This feature is not supported by all control sys-tems. Using this feature in a system, which does not support it can cause massive resending of messages and high charges.

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started by pressing the BeneGuard ted on the top of the phone. The essed the way it has been config- or two quick presses. For more in- ACTIVATION ON PAGE 38.

cle is over when the calls are made sent (if the cycle is not interrupted, the phone returns to normal oper-

to cancel the emergency cycle, the be configured in the phone. For see EMERGENCY CANCEL TIME ON PAGE 38.

HICH MAY AFFECT ON EMERGENCY CYCLE

dow area of the GSM network at the ent.

erage during emergency cycle may ergency cycle completion to slow

e line - applies to a voice call con-

smission error caused by the carrier . the network operator.


Making emergency cycle

rgency cycle means making specific emergency to emergency center numbers. During the emer-cy cycle emergency environment settings (e.g. and display settings) are automatically switched ntil the cycle is over. For more information, see IGURING EMERGENCY ENVIRONMENTS ON PAGE 43.

ending on configuration, the emergency call can tain both (voice) calls and messages. Calls can be e to mobile phone numbers, or normal phone bers. Messages are protocol messages sent to ile phones via SMS. The emergency message con-s both GPS coordinates and GSM network mea-ment report.

emergency numbers are in priority order, starting the top of the list. These numbers work automat-

y, as "a chain", through the list. If the first num-is unreachable (after two attempts), the phone or sends the report to the second number. If it is answered either, the phone will go on to the third ber on the list and so on.

phone tries to reach contact with the other num- once before moving on to the next number on list. If there is still no answer after going through whole list, the calling procedure will be started all r. The phone will make three call rounds at maxi-

.

Emergency cycle isbutton <, locabutton must be prured: A long pressformation, see SOS

The emergency cyand messages are or cancelled), andation.

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MAKING AN EMERGENCY CALL WHICHINCLUDES BOTH CALL NUMBERS AND SMS

NUMBERS

1. Press <.

2. The phone sends the message including position information. If current position coordinates are not available, previous coordinates will be sent in-stead.

3. The phone alerts until the call is answered.

4. A voice call in progress.

CANCELLING EMERGENCY CYCLE

As a sign of cancellation period, you may hear the cancellation tone. You may also see a timer indicating time left for cancellation.

•To cancel the entire emergency cycle, press the ckey briefly during the cancellation period.

•When the emergency cycle has already started, it cannot be cancelled entirely, but the rest of the emergency calls and messages can be cancelled. In order to do so, press the c key and hold it down for five (5) seconds.

When the cancellation is succeeded, the phone will re-turn to normal operation.

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ring emergency environments elect the desired melody for alert tone, row and highlighting the desired option.

increase the volume, drag the tab right-decrease the volume, drag the tab left-

To make the alert tone increasing, check

o attach vibration to the alert, check the

To enable hands free operation, check

o make the phone to display the emer- notifications, check the box.

To select the call mode, click the arrow ht the desired option: Audio both ways center.

name: To change the name of a profile, w name.

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About emergency environmentsYou can determine specific sound and display settings which will be on during an emergency call.

The phone switches the emergency environment on automatically when the BeneGuard button is pressed.

The phone switches back to the normal environment automatically when the emergency cycle is succesful-ly put through, or if the emergency cycle is cancelled correctly during the cancellation period.

You can configure two separate profiles for emergen-cy situations: Normal (2a) and Silent (2b).

You can activate the desired profile by checking either one of the boxes Normal or Silent for Active environment (1).

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The phone is allowed to respond to protocol messages coming from the authorized numbers automatically, at any time. Always authorized numbers are:

•The numbers stored as Authorized numbers.

•The numbers stored as Emergency center num-bers.

•The number stored as the Service center num-ber.

For turning the authori-zation on or off, see AU-

THORIZATION ON PAGE 29.

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is adjustable (2). In the Benefon in the sleeping time in seconds. The uld be rounded to tens, otherwise the rounding.

7, the ideal sleeping time will be onds. Note that 20 seconds is the

eeded for searching and calculating on present circumstances, e.g. sat-e of the latest position fix, distance to the current position and so on.

TELEMATICS: GPS

Setting GPS operating mode GPS receiver in the phone uses power saving op-s for ensuring maximum battery capacity.

k the arrow and highlight the desired option (1).

GPS receiver has three modes:

onomy with the power saving option

- the time needed for position fix depends on

present circumstances. If the GPS unsucceeds in

calculating the position, it will fall asleep for a

while and retry to calculate the position later on

ll power without the power saving option.

rating mode depends on the way, the phone is . Autonomous system, i.e. a portable mobile

ne, normally uses either Economy or Off mode, e a phone connected to constant power supply, a car kit, uses Full Power mode.

GPS sleepingAs a default settinlates position appposition interval c

•An ideal sleeping

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The sleeping timeConfigurator, key sleeping time shothe software does

E.g. by entering 2rounded to 30 secminimum value.

NOTE: The time nsatellites depends ellite coverage, agfrom the previous

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GPS tuning tuning values for the GPS receiver. De-selected value, the GPS prioritizes preci-tness or vice versa.

e by clicking the arrow and highlighting ption (4).

GPS is tuned for fast position fix. The n acquire position fix quite fast in moder-d conditions. Position can be acquired

bad satellite coverage, but the accuracy e so good.

e GPS is tuned for high accuracy. How-ring the position fix might take time and lematic in a bad satellite coverage.

ing values can also be set from the GPS phone.


NMEA outputThe NMEA port output can be turned on or off. This phone supports a subset of NMEA 0183 v2.0 output protocol, which is used for transferring position data between the phone and a navigation system, such as a Search and Rescue application.

For the connection you also need a BW cable (an ac-cessory).


•By selecting Off, you will turn the NMEA output port off.

•By selecting a transferring speed you will turn the NMEA output port on.

NOTE: When the NMEA output is turned on, the phone will consume slightly more power.

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t in minutes (6). Note that this op-ted only after the phone gets the this configuration.

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sent.

TELEMATICS: GPS

Assisted GPS phone has capability to receive assistance to the receiver in order to speed up the initial position ulation. This is very useful feature if the phone is oor satellite coverage.

stance can be supplied over the Mobile Phone matics Protocol in a binary coded protocol mes-. The message will contain ephemeric and alma-data which is based on a rough position calculated .g. GSM network parameters (Cell-ID, CI-TA etc). assisted GPS is supplied from a third party station er.

g the AGPS does NOT affect the accuracy of the tion. If the last position fix is deemed to be too and the AGPS is set, the AGPS feature is automat-y used to speed up the position determination.

cost of the AGPS service is determined on the tract of the service provider.

can specify settings for ordering assisted GPS in-ation from a service provider.

mber of satellites: Select the number of satellites ). However, note that the more satellites ected, the faster the service but the higher the arge.

S number: Key in the SMS number of the AGPS vice (5b).

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nts occurred in battery status.

ending a protocol message to the example in these cases: Low bat- too warm/too cold for charging or tery failure.

TELEMATICS: POWER

ettings for manual power on and off restrictions (1a) - The phone can be turned on and as usual. The service center will NOT be notified the power on/off.

tify service center (1b) - The service center will ays be notified when the phone is powered on or

. Notifying means sending a protocol message to service center.

power-off (1c) - The phone cannot be powered off rmally (by pressing /). Moreover, if the phone wers off for some reason (e.g. Low battery), the one will send a protocol message to the service ter.

Settings during battery charging

CHANGE GPS OPERATING MODE

can select, which one of the GPS power modes is hile the phone is being charged.

k the arrow and highlight the desired option (2a).

electing No change, the GPS mode remains in the iously configured operating mode (i.e. its normal

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NOTE: When entering into the pre-defined area, the alarm wentering out from the pre-defined area, the alarm will be senof 100 meters.

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TELEMATICS: POWER

Creating waypointsme (1): You may key in the desired name for a ypoint. You can define up to 30 separate, circular as: The areas are separated from each other by

ID number and a name.

nter point coordinates (2): The waypoint area is fined by keying in Latitude and Longitude and a dius of an area in meters. The radius should be nded to tens, otherwise the software does the nding. E.g. by entering 67, the actual radius will

rounded to 70 meters. 50 meters is the minimum lue.

rm (3): After activating a waypoint, you can ect an alarm option for this waypoint. You have ee options: Alarm will be turned on when arriving a waypoint, departing from a waypoint, or when-er crossing the borderline (both directions). Each ypoint can have alarm option of its own.

tivation of a waypoint (4): To activate a waypoint, eck the Active box (on the same row), to deacti-te the waypoint, leave the check box blank.

E: Waypoint tracking does not contain automatic ch off or duration options. The feature must be rately deactivated when it is no longer needed.

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is an additional feature. The feature is ed by an activation key supplied to you manufacturer.

The phone must also have specific bat-hich includes the sensor component, 2.0 software installed.

nsor unit transmits signal, indicating its The status can be, e.g. the orientation phone: Vertical or horizontal.

ing of the sensor unit can cause the to alert and send messages. When

g, the phone uses current emergency ment settings. For more, see TELEMAT-

RGENCY ENVIRONMENTS ON PAGE 42. Also note the emergency environment option Dis- turned off, the various sensor notifica-uch as Starting alert..., Alerting, and Alert are not shown at all.

status is not monitored while the is connected to a charger.

can also be configured by MPTP over .


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l the emergency cycle, the sensor l signal during the cancellation pe-

The vertical sensor starts alerting nocked down for too long a time. To ncy cycle, the phone must be lift up while the cancellation period is still

ion period is over, there is no pos- the emergency cycle to start. The poll the sensor signal during the

SENSOR SETTINGS: VERTICAL SENSOR

Naming the sensor in the name for the sensor (1), e.g. Vertical sen-

Specifying sensor usage can specify sensor usage (2).

sensor can be turned on or off, and it can be de-d to be or not to be shown and changeable in the k menu of the phone.

Polling interval phone polls the signal sent by the sensor from to time. You can select, at which interval the

ing is done, i.e. how often the status of the sensor ecked.

the polling interval (3) in seconds.

No-alarm duration can specify the time, for how long the phone is al-d to be in the wrong position (e.g. in horizontal tion) before any actions are taken.

the no-alarm duration (4) in seconds.

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Missing sensor alertl battery including the sensor unit is re-normal battery, the phone becomes un-ct the presence of a sensor. In this case, ill proceed as follows:

will make audible alarm and display no-Not detected.

e will send an MPTP message to the ser-r. The message sent is a status message s code 112, containing the phone´s last sition. For more information on this, see ate MPTP document.

will repeat the procedure each time it is p.

Vertical sensor alertsergency cycle take place: Do nothing.

nsor alert and prevent emergency cycle , lift the phone up to vertical position. Do ountdown timer is still shown.

audible alert tone, press the left soft key


Post-alarm intervalAfter the emergency cycle ends, the phone will make audible alarms at regular intervals. This is done to help any rescuers in locating the person in emergen-cy. Also reception of phone calls is possible.

Key in the post-alarm interval (6) in seconds.

The phone polls the sensor signal during this phase. In order to stop the post-alarm tone, the phone must be lifted up to correct position.

Alert trigger You can select alert trigger for the sensor (7). Click the arrow and highlight the desired option.

E.g. by selecting Alerts when horizontal, you determine that the sensor´s normal orientation is vertical, and being horizontally orientated causes sensor to alert.

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ENCRYPTING MESSAGES

ENCRYPTING MESSAGES

and MPTP messages can be protected from out-rs by encrypting message contents. Encryption is dditional feature. The feature is activated by an

vation key supplied to you by the manufacturer.

whole procedure:

t activate the feature, next generate the keys, select the encryption options and finally save ev-hing in the mobile phone.

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LOCKS AND ACCESS CODES

code for telematics and GPS telematics and GPS settings and func-e security code. If the lock is on, the se-s requested each time when powering up software in connection with the phone) or o enter telematics or GPS menus.

curity code, do as follows:

ange security code from the Mobile menu.

desired boxes on the left: These are the which will be secured.

security code and click Ok.

hanging security codenge the security code as follows:

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old code, then key in the new code and .

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Selecting encryption options1. Open Encrypting>Encrypting settings from the Mobile

menu.

2. Select the options by checking the boxes. See below:

E n c r y p t i n g b a s e d o n m e s s a g e t y p e

- SMS and MPTP messages are NOT encrypted.

- Only MPTP messages are encrypted.

- Only SMS messages are encrypted.

- Both SMS and MPTP messages are encrypted.

E n c r y p t i n g b a s e d o n d e s t i n a t i o n

- Messages to service center and authorized num-

bers are NOT encrypted.

- Messages to service center are encrypted.

- Messages to authorized numbers are encrypted.

- Messages to service center and authorized num-

bers are encrypted.

3. Check the boxes in the Save key in mobile phone.

4. Finally save all the options and the keys by clicking the Save in mobile phone box in the bottom left. Browse the directory, find the key file and click Open (do it twice to save both keys).

5. You can also save the settings in a computer file by clicking the box Save settings in file. Browse the destination folder, key in the file name and click Save box.

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FON CONFIGURATOR

Answer/Check points

You can make the configurations in advance.

- To work in off-line, first select Benefon Con-figurator from the Edit menu and set Benefon Track Pro NT 2.0 to be the default Benefon

mobile phone.

- Open a blank file by double-clicking the

desired icon under the My Computer node.

After making configuration, select Save as.. from the File menu.

- Select destination directory and name the

file. Click Save. The software stores the infor-

mation, the node contains. Each node must be

stored separately.

- When the phone arrives, make the cable

connection and open the Benefon Configurator

software. Click Connect. Select Open from the

File menu and find the desired file. As the file is

displayed, you can transfer settings to the

phone by clicking Save to mobile.

"DUMMY QUESTIONS"

Menu lock for phone settings can lock phone settings with the phone code. If lock is on, the phone code is requested each time n attempting to enter these menus: Settings, Mes- settings, or Broadcast message settings.

et the menu lock, do as follows:

elect Set menu lock from the Mobile menu.

ey in the phone code and click Ok.

heck the box and click Save in phone.

User interface lock can lock user interface with the security code. n the user interface is locked, all the alphanumer-

eys, special keys and lower side keys are locked. only thing which can be done when the lock is on answer or drop an incoming call.

lock has no effect on power key or BeneGuard on on the top.

ock the user interface, do as follows:

elect Set user interface lock from the Mobile menu.

ey in the security code, and click Ok.

heck the box and click Save in phone.

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Today I have time to

make configurations

but the phone does not

arrive until tomorrow.

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TRACE LOG

EMERGENCY SETTINGS

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- Ensure that the phone contains logged

information (positions). The phone makes the

log automatically when the GPS is used.

- The Read trace log box must be checked in

the Benefon Configurator. You will find it as

follows: Open the Edit menu, select Configura-tor.. and go to the Mobile phone startup tasks to check the box.

- To load the log from the phone later on in

the same session, select Read trace log from

the Mobile menu.


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- Is there a valid SIM card inserted in the

phone?

- Have you stored Emergency center numbers

and enabled them? See PAGE 39.

- Have you pressed the Beneguard button in

the same way, the SOS activation is config-

ured? See PAGE 38.

- Have you stored SMS service number in the

phone? See PAGE 30. The number can also be

the same which is used in normal short mes-

sages. See PAGE 20.

- Have you transferred these settings in the

phone? See PAGE 11.

TROUBLESHOOTING

NEW ADDITIONAL FEATURES

SMS SERVICE NUMBER

Question/Problem Answer/Check points

I have purchased

some new features,

but none of them

works.

Have you activated the new features?

When you purchased the features, you got a

Service activation key. You need to save the key

in order to activate additional features. See

PAGE 12.


SMS service number,

what is it used for?

I found another data

field for this same

number in Telematic settings. What is it

used for?

- SMS service number is used for delivering

normal short messages, but it can be used for

delivering MPTP messages, as well. You get

the number from your local network operator.

You must store the number, e.g. in the datafield

located in the User settings. See PAGE 20 .

- The service provider may supply you with

another, separate number for the MPTP mes-

sages. This is the way for ensuring that impor-

tant messages are delivered in time if the

normal SMS message centre is very busy and

loaded with traffic all the time. See PAGE 30 .

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Answer/Check points

- Turn the Emergency confirmation setting

on. This way the phone will continue sending

the message until it gets acknowledgement

message. See PAGE 39 .

NOTE: Do not turn this feature on if the feature

is not supported by the control system.

- Check the box Silent for Active (emergency) environment.

- Also make sure, volume level is set to zero

(volume tab located on the leftmost edge) in

Silent profile. See PAGE 42.

- Set emergency cycle cancellation time for

e.g. 7 seconds. See PAGE 38 . Then you can can-

cel the whole emergency cycle by pressing c

within 7 seconds.

- If you have set emergency tones and dis-

plays on, you will also hear the cancellation

tone and see the timer in the display. See

PAGE 43.

You cannot cancel the ongoing emergency

cycle entirely, but you can cancel the rest of

the emergency cycle by pressing c and

holding it down for about 5 seconds.

"DUMMY QUESTIONS"

EMERGENCY CONDITIONS EM

tion/Problem Answer/Check points

gency settings

orrect but send-

mergency mes-

does not work.

- Is there enough charge in the battery? The

more bars in the battery indicator (;), the

better charge. If the battery is low, charge it or

replace it with a charged battery. The phone

can also be configured to send notifications of

changes in battery status. See PAGE 50.

- Is the message transmission working cor-

rectly? Deliveries of all messages, including

MPTP messages, are fully handled by and in

the responsibility of the GSM network operator

and services can vary substantially.

- The network might be busy at the very

moment. By turning the MPTP message stor-age on, the phone will automatically try to

resend the message later on. See PAGE 30.

- Also make sure, the phone is not located in a

shadow area at the moment. In order to oper-

ate correctly, there must be good GSM network

signal, and adequate satellite coverage and

the GPS antenna must have an obstructed view

to sky.

Question/Problem

How can I be sure that

someone received the

emergency message?

The phone makes

noise while making

emergency cycle. I

want it to be quiet.

What if I accidently

press the Beneguard

button; Is it possible to

cancel the emergency

cycle somehow?

What if it has already

started, is it possible

to cancel ongoing

emergency cycle?


STATUS MESSAGES


tus

I for-

ential

- Is there a valid SIM card inserted in the

phone?

- Have you created Status messages? See

PAGE 29.

- Have you stored SMS service number in the

phone? See PAGE 30. The number can also be the

same which is used in normal short messag-

ing. See PAGE 20.

- Have you stored the destination number for

status messages? The number is Service cen-ter number. See PAGE 32.

- Have you selected status messages for Pri-mary use for emergency button? See PAGE 32.

- When status messages are enabled, SOS activation must be configured for Long press.

See PAGE 38.

- Have you pressed the Beneguard button

correctly? For status messages, press the but-

ton quickly twice.

- Have you transferred the settings in the

phone? See PAGE 11.

TROUBLESHOOTING

AUTHORIZATION AND AUTHORIZED NUMBERS


I have set authoriza-

tion on. What does

that mean in practise?

How do I know that a

number is authorized?

When someone sends MPTP message to your

phone, e.g. requesting your position, your

phone will check that is this someone (i.e. the

requesting number) permitted to ask your

position. See PAGE 29.

- If it is, the phone will send the position to the

requesting number.

- If it is not, the phone ignores the request

(does not reveal your position to the requesting

number), or sends the position to the service

center number (if the number is configured).

Authorized numbers are:

- Service center number, and all numbers

stored in the list of Emergency center numbers,

and all numbers stored in the list of Authorized numbers.

If the requesting number is not found in any of

these places, the number is unauthorized. See

PAGE 32, and PAGE 39, and PAGE 44.

I wanted to track my

friend´s phone, but

the position updates

were sent to the serv-

ice center number,

instead of my number.

Authorization was

turned off. What hap-

pened?

Sending position updates to the requesting,

unauthorized number (like your number) is

possible under these conditions:

- Authorization is off - no permission is

needed for e.g. activating tracking. AND

- Service center number is removed.

Question/Probl

I cannot send sta

messages. Have

gotten some ess

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- When you purchased the feature, you got a

Service activation key. You need to save the

key in order to activate the feature. See PAGE 12.

- The phone must have special battery includ-

ing the sensor component. Contact the dealer

or manufacturer to get such battery.

- Ensure that NT 2.0 software is installed in

the phone. Vertical sensor does not work with

the NT 1.0 software. For more information,

contact the dealer of manufacturer.

- The sensor feature must be turned on. See

Specifying sensor usage on PAGE 54.

When the phone has been knocked down for

too long a time and the cancellation period has

been expired, the phone will make an emer-

gency cycle, i.e. send emergency messages

(including last known position) and make

emergency calls.

The destination numbers are the same ones

used in Emergency cycle, i.e. the Emergency center numbers. Ensure that they are stored

and enabled correctly. See PAGE 39.

Also check the settings below:

Sensor settings. See PAGE 53.

Emergency environments. See PAGE 42.

"DUMMY QUESTIONS"

STATUS MESSAGES VERTIC

tion/Problem Answer/Check points

ngs for status

ages are correct

ending status

ages does not

.

- Is the message transmission working cor-

rectly? Deliveries of all messages, including

MPTP messages, are fully handled by and in

the responsibility of the GSM network operator

and services can vary substantially.

- The network might be busy at the very

moment. By turning the MPTP message stor-age on, the phone will automatically try to

resend the message later on. See PAGE 30.

- Also make sure, the phone is not located in

a shadow area at the moment. In order to

operate correctly, there must be good GSM

network signal.

- Is there enough charge in the battery? The

more bars in the battery indicator (;), the

better charge. If the battery is low, charge it or

replace it with a charged battery. The phone

can also be configured to send notifications of

changes in battery status. See PAGE 50.

ld like to distin-

status messages

each other

how, e.g. by loca-

r company´s

. Is it possible?

You can add some unique information for each

status message when sending it.

- Select Advanced for Status message usage.

See PAGE 29.

Question/Problem

Vertical sensor does

not work.

What does the sensor

alert actually mean - if

I do not cancel it, what

is going to happen

next?


TROUBLESHOOTING

VERTICAL SENSOR ALERTS


What if I lose my bal-ance and fall down for just a few seconds when walking on a slippy road. Does the sensor start alerting right away?

You can set the sensor so that it allows some time to pass before it reacts to this kind of momentary tumble. Key in a value to No-alarm duration. See PAGE 54.

Is there any way to cancel the sensor alert once this allowed time (i.e. No-alarm dura-tion) passes by?

Yes. By keying in a value to Pre-alarm duration, you can determine "cancellation period" for the sensor alert. When the sensor starts alerting, the countdown timer shows the time, during which you can still cancel the alert (by lifting the phone up). See PAGE 54.

The sensor makes annoying sounds dur-ing cancellation period. Is there any way to get it silenced?

To silence the sensor tone permanently, set the volume level to zero (volume tab located on the leftmost edge) in the activated emergency envi-ronment. See PAGE 42.To mute the sensor tone momentarily, press the left soft key ..

The emergency cycle is over, and the sensor is still making sounds - every other minute. Is there any way to get it muted?

Yes. Lift the phone to vertical position. The phone will make sounds in order to help rescuers to find you in case you are half-dead, unable to move yourself or use your own voice. You can also determine, how often the sound is made by setting a value for Post-alarm interval on PAGE 55.

I would like to use the sensor as Horizontal sensor.

The Vertical sensor turns to be Horizontal sen-sor as you set Alerts when vertical. (instead of Alerts when horizontal). See PAGE 55.

Documents

Benefon Configurator for the Track Pro