User's Manual
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Secure-phone Management
Performing a Self-test of Your Phone
You may initiate a self-test of your phone at any time, except when you are involved in a
call. This self-test runs the phone through a series of tests similar to those performed
when you turn on the phone. The purpose of these tests is to:
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Test the phone’s hardware
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Test various phone software algorithms
The phone will not work until it passes a self-test. If the phone encounters any security
violations, you are notified. You are also notified of a successful self-test.
To Perform a Self-test of Your Phone
1
From the Home screen, press the Select ( ) key.
2
Scroll to the
Security
tab, and press the Select ( ) key.
3
From the Security menu, select
Self-Test
.
A prompt appears, asking you to confirm the execution of the self-test procedure.
4
Press the Select ( ) key to select [Yes]. The self-test begins.
A notification appears, informing you that self-tests are being performed. When the
test is complete, a success (“self-test complete”) or failure notification will appear.
The phone powers down.
Loading Phone Software
The QSec-2700 software can be upgraded by you or your Terminal Administrator.
Instructions for loading new software will be provided with each software upgrade. After
loading new software to your phone, make sure you unplug all cables from your phone
and perform a power cycle on your phone before attempting to make a secure call.
Note
The Security Reset function can be executed regardless of whether or not you
are logged in as a secure user.
Note
The self-test function will be performed regardless of whether or not you are
logged in as a secure user. However, if you were logged in prior to the self-test,
you will need to log in again after the test in order to access secure mode.
Note
The Terminal Administrator can authorize you to load phone software by
enabling the ‘User Load Secure Software’ Access Control setting (see “Viewing
Access Control Settings” on page 22).
Caution
Follow the software download instructions exactly. Failure to download
the software successfully may disable your phone.