CKLHGP-230Single Band PCS CDMA Phone

1 HYUNDAI PCS CELLULAR PHONE P230E USER’S MANUAL HYUNDAI ELECTRONICS INDUSTRIES., Ltd. Mobile Telecommunications Division 2 Chapter 1 Prior to Use ➀ Names and function of each part ➁ Screen status display and function 3 Role of the function buttons [TALK]This button is used when you make a call or receive a call. . [END]This button is used when you terminate a call or exit the current menu in the menu [RCL]This button is used when you look up the list of stored phone numbers or names or the phone number you just called. [CLR] This button is used to clear the digits and/or text from the display or Memory. [STO]This button is used to go to a lower level menu or to store the set parameter; put phone number and names into memory or erase those that were input. [*][# ] These buttons are scroll buttons which you use to select screen contents. [PWR] This button is used to turn the handset on or off [MENU] This button is used to select menu. This button is used to select SMS service . . 4 Screen status display and function Signal strength The strength of current signal is displayed with the number (0-5) of bar. Roaming This icon shows the user is outside the normal service area . Service possible/impossible When you are in an area where service possible, displayed. When you are in an area where service is impossible, is displayed. Also when you are in service, “in service icon” is displayed. Voice or Character message service Blinks when character or voice messages have been received. Alarm Blinks when alarm was played if user set alarm. Balance of battery power The balance of battery power available is displayed with the number (0~4) of bar. 5 Chapter 2 Basic operation ➀ ➀➀ ➀ Menu structures ➁ How to use menu function ➂ How to use handset ➃ Function in the call 6  MENU STRUCTURE Menu Submenu 1: BILLING 2: SETTING 1: AUTO RETRY 2: AUTO ANSWER 3: AUTO HYPHEN 4: DTMF LENGTH 5: ONE TOUCH 1: INTERVAL 2: REPEAT 1: SHORT 2: LONG 3: DISPLAY 1: DSPLY TIME 2: BANNER 3: LCD CONTST 4 :BACK LIGHT1: AUTO LIGHT 2: LENGTH 4: VOLUME 1: RING TYPE 2: RINGER 3: EARPIECE 4: KEYPAD VOL 5: HANDSFREE 6: CONNECT V. 7: MY MELODY LED LED+BACKLIGHT VIBRATOR SILENT VOLUME 1: EDIT 2: LISTEN 5: CALL TIMER 1: CALL TIME 2: ALARM 1: LAST CALL 2: ALL CALLS 3: HOME CALLS 4: ROAM CALLS 1: ACTIVATE 2: ALARM ONLY 3: ALARM CALL 7 MenuSubmenu 6: BIO RHYTHM 1: TODAY BIO 2: SOMEDAY BIO 3: BIRTHDAY 7: ALERTS 1: MIN ALERT 2: FADE ALERT 3: ROAM ALERT 4: LOW SIGNAL 8: PHONE INFO 1: PHONE # 2: PHONE VERSION 3: EVRC MODE 9: SECURITY 1: LOCK 2: RESTRICT 3: RESET 4: CLEAR 1: AUTO LOCK 2: CHANGE CODE. 1: INCOMING 2: OUTGOING 3: DIAL # 4: MEMORY ONLY 5: LONG DIST 6: 900# 1: STORED #S 2: ALARM 3: HOME CALLS 4: ROAM CALLS 8 Menu RECALL MENU 1: PHONE BOOK 2: CALL LOGS MENU IN CALLS 1: SEND PHONE # 2: SCRATCH PAD 3: MUTE DIAL MENU ( DIAL BUTTON + [MENU] BUTTON) 1:HARD PAUSE 2:TIME PAUSE 3:ONE HYPHEN DIAL MENU IN CALLS 1:SEND PHONE # 2:HART PAUSE 3:TIME PAUSE 4:ONE HYPHEN 9 How to use Menu function 1. In a standby screen, press [MENU] button. 2. To move around the menu, use scroll buttons. If you press the scroll button continuously, the menu passes by automatically. . 3. To go back to previous screen, press [CLR] button. To exit menu screen, press [END] button. 4. To go to a lower menu, press appropriate number, or select desired item by scroll button, and then press [STO]button. 5. [SMS],[RCL],[SEND] buttons can be used while using menu function ♣ Please read this before you use your handset Scroll buttons: [*  ],[#  ],volume[+],volume[-] If there is lower menu, the lower menu will be newly displayed. 10 How to use handset How to turn the handset on • Press [PWR]button until the lamp turn on How to turn the handset off • Press [PWR]button until the lamp turn on ! “ REGISTERING... ” message is displayed when the user presses PWR button. This message indicates that the handset is registering the power off information, and that means mobile telecommunications service system does not have to search the user. ! !! ! If the “ LOW BATTERY WARNING POWER OFF ” message is displayed and the power goes off, there is a possibility of damaging the memory. Therefore, in that case, do not turn the power on, and change or charge the battery immediately. ! !! ! When the power goes off when the battery is separated while it was power on status, the calling time, phone number previous call, and frequently used area code might not get stored properly. ! Handset is in locking status if “Lock code” is displayed on the screen. When the lock code is displaying, enter a 4-digit lock release number to unlock the handset. then use. ! The default value of lock code is “ 0000 ” .. ! If there is a lot of stored information, it takes 11 How to call 1 Press area code + phone number in order How to modify a phone number you have entered: " number by number modification: Press [CLR] button. " Whole number modification: Press [CLR] button and hold more than 0.5 second. • Press [TALK]. ! "CALL FAILED ” message is displayed when the call is not connected. ! When the line is busy, press (END) button, and retry [TALK] button. ! If you select AUTO RETRY function, the call will be repeated automatically . ! It is convenient to connect the call after hearing system connection signal sounding “ beep, beep, beep ” . • press [END]button when end the call ! The number of calling minutes blinks for 3 seconds. Depending on the network the user is using, there can be e differences but it is not related to actual service charge the user has to pay. Press any button to go back to standby status Note To go back to previous call number, press [TALK] button. If the sign shows up on the screen, the call cannot be connected, and the user should get out of the current area. . 12 Phone number input method ! To call convention phone : area code + phone number+ [TALK] ! To call emergency numbers : emergency number ( 911,311,*911,#911,#311)+ [TALK] ! To call other cellular phone : area code + phone number+ …

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EXTERNAL PHOTOS

INTERNAL PHOTOS

Intertek Testing Services 06/26/01 FCC ID: CKLHGP-230Page 1 of 16FCC Part 2 SAR Evaluation Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) Test Report for Hyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd. on the SingleBand PCS Model: HGP-230 Test Report: J99006681_sar Date of Report: April 5, 1999 NVLAP Laboratory Code 200201-0 Accredited for testing to FCC Parts 15 Tested by:C. K. Li Reviewer:C. K. Li All services undertaken are subject to the following general policy: Reports are submitted for exclusive use of the client to whom they are addressed. Their significance is subject to the adequacy and representative character of the samples and to the comprehensiveness of the tests, examinations or surveys made. This report shall not be reproduced except in full, without written consent of Intertek Testing Services, NA Inc. This report must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP, NIST nor any other agency of the U.S. Government. Intertek Testing Services 06/26/01 FCC ID: CKLHGP-230Page 2 of 16FCC Part 2 SAR Evaluation Table of Contents 1JOB DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................... 3 1.1Client Information ..........................................................................................................................3 1.2Equipment under test (EUT)...........................................................................................................3 1.3Test plan reference..........................................................................................................................4 1.4System test configuration................................................................................................................4 1.4.1System block diagram & Support equipment ..........................................................................4 1.4.2Test Position ............................................................................................................................5 1.4.3Test Condition .........................................................................................................................5 1.5Modifications required for compliance...........................................................................................6 1.6Additions, deviations and exclusions from standards.....................................................................6 2SAR EVALUATION............................................................................................................................ 6 2.1SAR Limits .....................................................................................................................................6 2.2Configuration Photographs .............................................................................................................7 2.3System Verification ........................................................................................................................8 2.4Evaluation Procedures ....................................................................................................................8 2.5Test Results.....................................................................................................................................9 3.0 TEST EQUIPMENT.......................................................................................................................... 10 3.1Equipment List..............................................................................................................................10 3.2Brain Tissue Simulating Liquid ....................................................................................................11 3.3E-Field Probe Calibration .............................................................................................................11 3.4Measurement Uncertainty.............................................................................................................12 3.5Measurement Traceability ............................................................................................................12 4.0 WARNING LABEL INFORMATION - USA ................................................................................. 12 5.0 REFERENCES................................................................................................................................... 13 APPENDIX A - SAR EVALUATION DATA......................................................................................... 14 APPENDIX B - E-FIELD PROBE CALIBRATION DATA ................................................................ 15 Intertek Testing Services 06/26/01 FCC ID: CKLHGP-230Page 3 of 16FCC Part 2 SAR Evaluation 1 JOB DESCRIPTION 1.1 Client Information The EUT has been tested at the request of Company: Hyundai Electronics Industrial Co., Ltd. San 13601, Amiri, Bubal-Eub, Ichon-Si Kyungki-Do, Korea Name of contact: M.K. Kim Telephone: (619) 613-6000 Fax: (619) 613-6005 1.2 Equipment under test (EUT) Product Descriptions: Equipment Single Band PCS Trade NameHyundaiModel No.HGP-230 FCC IDCKLHGP-230S/N No.NA CategoryPortableRF ExposureUncontrolled Environment Frequency Band (uplink) 1850 – 1909.95 MHzSystemCDMA EUT Antenna Description Type ¼ λ Helical over ¼ λ Whip ConfigurationFixed Dimensions55.4mm(L), 1.83 mm ( φ ) Gain 0 dBi LocationLeft,Top Use of Product : Voice communications Manufacturer: SAME as above. Production is planned: [X] Yes, [ ] No EUT receive date: 4/2/99 EUT received condition: Good condition prototype Test start date: 4/2/99 Test end date: 4/5/99 Intertek Testing Services 06/26/01 FCC ID: CKLHGP-230Page 4 of 16FCC Part 2 SAR Evaluation 1.3 Test plan reference FCC rule part 2.1093, FCC Docket 96-326 & Supplement C to OET Bulletin 65 1.4 System test configuration 1.4.1 System block diagram & Support equipment The diagram shown below details test configuration of the equipment under test . S: Shielded U: Unshield F: With Ferrite Core Support eq…

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APPENDIX A SAR EVALUATION DATA

APPENDIX B E-FIELD PROBE CALIBRATION DATA

A 40496.DOCPage 1 of 2 To Company FAX From Joe Dichoso FCC C.K.Li Date Page CC 6/07/99 2 Ref EA94053 Dear Mr. Dichoso, With reference to you e-mail dated 6/3/99, below are the answers: a) During SAR tests, the power was measured using a power meter and the reading is in average mode (240 mW). The corresponding peak power is about 3 dB higher. Therefore the power reading during SAR test is 26.8 dBm in peak mode. In the 731 form, we reported peak power which is required by the FCC. The antenna gain should be 0 dBi in this case when using the same test condition (peak power). b) The phone was tested using CENELEC 80 0 position. The reference line of the EUT is defined by the line which connects the center of the ear piece with the center of the microphone, and lies on the surface of the case facing the phantom. With this setup, the distance between antenna axis at the joint and the liquid surface is 4.4 cm. We believe this is the optimum position for the SAR testing. Please see the close-up photo below for details. c) The brain tissues material was supplied by the equipment manufacturer and the specifications of the material are listed below: Specifications providedMeasured FrequencyDielectric ConstantConductivityDielectric Constant Conductivity 1800 MHz39.51.7139.251.7 1900 MHz38.81.8338.581.81 Before tests, the material was calibrated and the data is within 10% of the specifications. A verification test was also performed. The SAR data during the verification test is well within 5% of the specifications (at 1800 MHz, dielectric constant = 40.2). A 40496.DOCPage 2 of 2 d) Because of the cosmetic design of the casing, the most comfortable and easy position to hold the phone is near the middle of the keypad case (see photo below). In this case, distance between the hand (tip of thumb) and the antenna connector will be about 25 mm. We trust these have answered the questions and would appreciate if you could grant this application ASAP. Best regards, C. K. Li Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. 1365 Adams Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Telephone 650-463-2900 Fax 650-463-2910 http://www.worldlab.com

A 41798Page 1 of 2 To Company FAX From Joe Dichoso FCC C.K.Li Date Page CC 6/10/99 2 Ref 8168 (EA94053) Dear Mr. Dichoso, With reference to you e-mail dated 6/10/99, we have submitted additional SAR data using the “touch position”. The test setup photo is shown in figure 1 below: Figure 1 SAR test setup using TOUCH position The SAR is 0.846 mW/g and the distance between the antenna connector and the Phantom shell is 22.5 mm. Please note that a SAR peak is found near the face (vertical wall) of the head. By using manual scan from bottom of the phantom to the surface of the liquid, we confirm that worst case SAR data is located at the bottom position (close to the phone). We trust these have answered the questions and would appreciate if you could grant this application ASAP. Best regards, C. K. Li Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. 1365 Adams Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Telephone 650-463-2900 Fax 650-463-2910 http://www.worldlab.com A 41798Page 2 of 2

A Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. 1365 Adams Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Telephone 650-463-2900 Fax 650-463-2910 http://www.worldlab.com FCC Part 24(E) Test Report for Hyundai Electronics Industries Co., Ltd. on the Single Band PCS Model: HGP-230 Test Report: J99006681a Date of Report: April 5, 1999 NVLAP Laboratory Code 200201-0 Accredited for testing to FCC Parts 15 Tested by:Xi-ming Yang Reviewer:C. K. Li All services undertaken are subject to the following general policy: Reports are submitted for exclusive use of the client to whom they are addressed. Their significance is subject to the adequacy and representative character of the samples and to the comprehensiveness of the tests, examinations or surveys made. This report shall not be A Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. 1365 Adams Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Telephone 650-463-2900 Fax 650-463-2910 http://www.worldlab.com reproduced except in full, without written consent of Intertek Testing Services, NA Inc. This report must not be used to claim product endorsement by NVLAP, NIST nor any other agency of the U.S. Government. A Intertek Testing Services NA Inc. 1365 Adams Court, Menlo Park, CA 94025 Telephone 650-463-2900 Fax 650-463-2910 http://www.worldlab.com Table of Contents 1JOB DESCRIPTION ........................................................................................................................... 1 1.1Client Information ..........................................................................................................................1 1.2Equipment under test (EUT)...........................................................................................................1 1.3Test plan reference..........................................................................................................................1 1.4System test configuration................................................................................................................1 1.4.1System block diagram & Support equipment ..........................................................................1 1.4.2Justification..............................................................................................................................1 1.4.3Mode(s) of operation ...............................................................................................................1 1.5Modifications required for compliance...........................................................................................1 2TEST SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................... 1 3EFFECTIVE RADIATED POWER .................................................................................................. 1 3.1Test Description ..............................................................................................................................1 3.2Test Procedure ................................................................................................................................1 3.3Test Results.....................................................................................................................................1 3.4Modifications made during testing .................................................................................................1 3.5Test Instrumentation .......................................................................................................................1 4MODULATION CHARACTERISTICS ........................................................................................... 1 4.1Test Description ..............................................................................................................................1 5OCCUPIED BANDWIDTH................................................................................................................ 1 5.1Test description...............................................................................................................................1 5.2Test Procedure ................................................................................................................................1 5.3Test Results.....................................................................................................................................1 5.4Modifications made during testing .................................................................................................1 5.5Test instrumentation .......................................................................................................................1 6SPURIOUS EMISSION AT ANTENNA TERMINALS .................................................................. 1 6.1Test description...............................................................................................................................1 6.2Test Procedure ................................................................................................................................1 6.3Test Results.....................................................................................................................................1 6.4Modifications made during testing .................................................................................................1 6.5Test instrumentation .......................................................................................................................1 7RADIATED SPURIOUS EMISSIONS .............................................................................................. 1 7.1Test description...............................................................................................................................1 7.2Test Procedure ................................................................................................................................1 7.3Test Results.......................................................................................…

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EXHIBIT 10 BANDWIDTH PLOTS

EXHIBIT 10 BANDWIDTH PLOTS

EXHIBIT 11 SPURIOUS EMISSION AT ANTENNA TERMINALS

EXHIBIT 13 AC CONDUCTED EMISSION TEST DATA

TEST CONFIGURATION SETUP (Radiated) TEST CONFIGURATION SETUP (Line Conducted)