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KX-TCD951GB/KX-TCD955GC
CALLER ID PROBLEMS (KX-TCD955GC ONLY)
Did bell ring?
(Inuse LED blinks)
Does bell signal 
appear at IC101 
pin 34? 
NO
YES
Input CLIP Signal with Bell 
(on hook/CLIP spec-ETS30 659-1).
Check IC2 and the surrounding area.
Check the soldering IC101.
Check the soldering IC101.
NO
YES
Did the Caller ID 
LED blinks?
Does Caller ID 
Signal appear at IC101 
pin 55?
NO
YES
Check IC3 and the surrounding area.
NO
YES
Does the LCD 
display telephone 
number?
NO
YES
No problem.
Check around the IC101 and portable handset.
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1. Scope
The purpose of this document is to describe the layout of the EEPROM (IC103) for the Base Unit.
The EEPROM (IC103) contains hardware, software, and user specific parameters. Some parameters must be set during
production of the handset / base unit and some are set by the user when configuring the handset or during normal use of
the phone, e.g. re-dial stack.
EEPROM LAYOUT  (BAE UNIT)
2. Introduction
Both the Handset and the Base Unit use a 32768 bit serial EEPROM (IC103) for storing volatile parameters. All hardware
specific parameters must be set up before the handset or base unit leave the factory. As some of these parameters are vital
for the operation of the hardware, a set of default parameters must be programmed before the actual hardware fine tuning
can be initiated. This document lists all default parameters with a short description. Those addresses that are included in
the base unit menu factory reset are checked in the ‘Menu reset’ column.
If a memory area contains the same value the notation “start-addr - end-addr value..value” is used.  As an example refer to
handset EEPROM (IC103) address 02-0B. The value is designated as FF..FF meaning that all addresses in this area
contains the value FF.
Note that variables that are treated as words by the software are stored with least significant byte first in the EEPROM
(IC103). Example: to store 0x2A30 in Ring Det Low Cnt, 0x30 is stored in address 2E and 0x2A in address 2F.
In the layout table, adjustment parameters are marked with “(adj)”. Refer to 3.1.2 for a description of the adjustment param-
eters. Note that adjustment parameters are not allowed to be equal to 0xFF, if so they will be reprogrammed by the
default programming.
3. EEPROM  (IC2) Layout
3.1.1 Base Unit EEPROM Layout
Address
Default value
Name
Description
0000..0004
00 04 B0
00 00
Rfpi_0 to Rfpi_4
Radio Fixed part Identity. String of which the first four
most significant bits (of EEP_Rfpi_0) must be zero
0005..0006
03 FF
RfCarrierAvailInfo_0 to
RfCarrierAvailInfo_1
Information to be broadcast in the Q-channel about
which RF carriers that are available
0007..0007
1E
ConnectionTimeOut
MAC connection timeout value for loosing connection.
0008..0008
25
ParkLength
GAP ParkLength indicator
0009..0009
02
EndTime
Delay for detection of meter pulses after an on hook
request
Detection time after loop ended [100ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
000A..000A
08
WidthMin
Min. pulse width [10ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
----------- ETSI requirements -----------
Name 16kHz 12kHz
---------------------- ----- ----- --------------------------------
WidthMin 8 min 80 ms pulse width
000B..000B
24
WidthMax
Max. pulse width [10ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
----------- ETSI requirements -----------
Name 16kHz 12kHz
---------------------- ----- ----- --------------------------------
WidthMax 36 max 365 ms pulse width
000C..000C
0E
DelayMin
(min pulse delay between pulses)-(2x10ms) [10ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
----------- ETSI requirements -----------
Name 16kHz 12kHz
---------------------- ----- ----- --------------------------------
DelayMin 14 min 135 ms delay between pulses
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000D..000D
9B
fmin
(min pulse delay between pulses)-(2x10ms) [10ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
----------- ETSI requirements -----------
Name 16kHz 12kHz
---------------------- ----- ----- --------------------------------
fmin 155 115 min 15.5 or 11.5 kHz
000E..000E
A5
fmax
(min pulse delay between pulses)-(2x10ms) [10ms]
See ChargeDetectSetupType
----------- ETSI requirements -----------
Name 16kHz 12kHz
---------------------- ----- ----- --------------------------------
fmax 165 125 max 16.5 or 12.5 kHz
000F..000F
03
LineFlags
Bit pattern defining mode of operation of Line interface
Bit 0: 0=pulse, 1=DTMF
Bit 1: 0=earth, 1=flash : DTMF modes
Bit 2: Reserved
Bit 3: Reserved
Bit 4: Reserved
Bit 5: Reserved
Bit 6: Reserved
Bit 7: Reserved
0010..0010
80
BmcInitDataArr_0
BMC Adjustment
Frequency adjust value for crystal (??
Range/Resulution ??)
0011..0011
2E
BmcInitDataArr_1
BMC Adjustment
S_err(0..3),INV_RDI,INV_TDO,SenseA PP/FPn
0012..0012
00
BmcInitDataArr_2
BMC Adjustment
Mask(8..15)
0013..0013
FF
BmcInitDataArr_3
BMC Adjustment
slide mask(8..15)
0014..0014
29
BmcInitDataArr_4
BMC Adjustment
Default comperator value : DAC(0..15)
0015..0015
5F
BmcInitDataArr_5
BMC Adjustment
ADP, WIN(0..3)
14421B 0x1F
14421C 0x5F
0016..0016
41
BmcInitDataArr_6
BMC Adjustment
VOL(0..2),FLT(0..1),M(0..1)
0017..0017
C2
BmcInitDataArr_7
BMC Adjustment
BMC analogue powerup control word
0018..0018
05
BmcInitDataArr_8
BMC Adjustment
Test byte xxxx0000
0019..0019
95
BmcInitDataArr_9
BMC Adjustment
Bit pattern defining the loudspeaker and microphone
gain
Bit pattern defining mode of operation of Line interface
Bit 0: Microphone gain
Bit 1: Microphone gain
Bit 2: Microphone gain
Bit 3: Microphone gain
Bit 4: Loudspeaker gain
Bit 5: Loudspeaker gain
Bit 6: Loudspeaker gain
Bit 7: Loudspeaker gain
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001B..001B
00
BmcInitDataArr_11
BMC Adjustment
TestByte3 xxxxxxx000
001C..001C
00
BmcInitDataArr_12
BMC Adjustment
testByte4 00000000
001D..001D
00
BmcInitDataArr_13
BMC Adjustment
BMC InitInstruction
001E..001E
00
BmcInitDataArr_14
BMC Adjustment
BMC InitInstruction
001F..001F
04
BmcInitDataArr_15
BMC Adjustment
Rx offset for LMX3161
0020..0020
00
RFcapabilities0
Information to be broadcast in Q-channel about which
DECT features the base
is supported.
0021..0021
41
RFcapabilities1
Information to be broadcast in Q-channel about which
DECT features the base
is supported.
0022..0022
10
RFcapabilities2
Information to be broadcast in Q-channel about which
DECT features the base
is supported.
0023..0023
CE
RFcapabilities3
Information to be broadcast in Q-channel about which
DECT features the base
is supported.
0024..0024
00
RFcapabilities4
Information to be broadcast in Q-channel about which
DECT features the base
is supported.
0025..0025
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FixedDummyBearer
Position of fixed dummy bearer. it is only valid and
testmode is only
possible when the value is different from 0xff.
1.digit = RF carrier
2.digit = Slot
0026..0028
00 10 00
RssiComp1 to
RssiComp3
RSSI compensation table:
Byte 1: Offset to be subtraced from ADC-value
Byte 2: Factor for compensation (0x10 equals 1.0)
Byte 3: Reserved.
0029..0029
00
DiversityMode
Variable defining Antenna diversity:
00: Diversity enabled.
01: Antenna 1 used always
02: Antenna 2 used always
002A..002A
06
Tbr22AlertBroadcast
Free block
002B..002B
B9
InitDTMFDialDelay
Delay before first dialled digit in DTMF mode. Unit 20
ms.
002C..002C
B9
InitPulseDialDelay
Delay before first dialled digit in pulse mode. Unit 20
ms.
002D..002D
20
DtmfTwist
Define DTMF_TWIST_IN_EEPROM_CAPABILITY to
allow the DTMF twist
to be read from the EEP_DtmfTwist location in the
EEPROM. The
location, which is bytesized, contains the fractional part
of the
twist factor, e.g. 2 dB twist = a factor of 1.26, thus the
EEPROM
should contain 26.
002E..002F
8D 27
RingDetectLowCount
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