Iridium 9500 Manuale Utente

A 

socket on the bottom of the 
phone where you can attach 
accessories such as a travel 
charger, desktop charger, auto 
accessory adapter or data 
accessories.

The amount of time you 

spend using a cellular or satellite 
system. Especially, the time 
between successfully placing a 
call and terminating a call.

Advanced Mobile Phone 

Service. An analog network 
protocol.

The devices on your 

phone that send and receive 
satellite or cellular signals.

An 

accessory device that allows you 
to power your phone and charge 
any attached batteries from a 
car’s cigarette lighter.

Code Division Multiple 

Access. A digital technology.

A wireless personal 

telecommunications system 
which uses terrestrial base 
station controllers.

One of several 

competing organizations in a 
given geographic area that owns 
and operates a cellular system.

An optional 

module that is inserted into the 
portable phone and gives it 
access to the cellular system.

When your 

phone is in this mode it is 
accessing the cellular system. 
You must have the appropriate 
cellular cassette installed.

The cellular 

equipment in a given geographic 
area that relays signals to and 
from individual cellular 
telephones and the landline 
telephone system.

In order for 

your phone to communicate to 
the satellite network, your 
antenna must have a clear view 
of the sky.

 A feature’s original 

setting as pre-programmed in the 
factory.

 See Dual Tone Multi-

Frequency tones.

 A phone 

designed to operate on a cellular 
network and the Iridium satellite 
network.