Environmental Declaration

Mobile phone R600

Sony Ericsson considers sustainable development as one of the most important challenges for the future. Therefore, Sony Ericsson wants to provide environmental information to our customers. The Sony Ericsson Environmental Declarations give information on the most relevant environmental aspects of mobile phones. The requirements in the declaration are based on the standard TR/70 issued by the European Association for Standardization Information and Communication Systems (ECMA), legal requirements and market requirements. More information on Sony Ericsson and the Environment can be found on the Internet site www.sonyericssonmobile.com.
Mobile Phone R600 Size 105 x 45 x 20 mm Weightgrams
Environmental Declaration for Mobile Phone R600
Requirement Fulfilled Yes No
Environmental Policy and Management System
1.1 The company has a documented environmental policy approved by the management. 1.2 The company has, at production sites for mobile phones environmental management systems according to: ISO 14001 EMAS and/or internal system. 1.3 The company regularly publishes an environmental report. 1.4 The company markets the products in accordance with environmental rules in applicable marketing legislation. 1.5 The company has environmental requirements on suppliers and subcontractors. 1.6 The company regularly trains employees in environmental management. 2 Environmentally Conscious Design
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2.1 CFCs or HCFCs are not present in the product. 2.2 Asbestos, PCB and PCT are not present in the product. 2.3 Mercury is not present in the product. 2.4 Brominated flame retardants PBB and PBDE are not present in the product. 2.5 Cadmium is not present in the product. 2.6 Lead is not present in plastic parts. 2.7 Chloroparaffins with chain length 10-13 C atoms, chlorinated greater than 50%, are not present in the product. 2.8 Beryllium oxide is not present in the product.

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S o n y E r i c s s o n M o b i l e C o mmu n i c a t i o n s A B , S E - 8 L u n d , O c t o b e r 0 1. E N / L Z T 8 / R 1 A

Batteries

3.1 The product contains the battery type: NiMH Lithium Ion Lithium Polymer. 3.2 Batteries defined as hazardous in the EU Directive 91/157/EEC are not used in the product. 4 Energy Consumption

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4.1 Power consumption of battery charger: Without load/standby 0.3 W While charging 1.5 W
Charging time (full charge)

3,75 h

4.2 Instruction for best energy efficiency is given in the user manual. 5 Electrical Safety, EMC and RF Exposure

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5.1 The product meets applicable electrical safety standards. 5.2 The product meets applicable EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) standards. 5.3 The product meets applicable RF (Radio Frequency) exposure standards. 6 Packaging and Documentation
6.1 The product packaging material does not contain cadmium. 6.2 The product packaging material does not contain CFC or HCFC. 6.3 Plastic packaging material is marked according to DIN 6120 or ISO 11469. 6.4 Sony Ericsson offers packaging take-back and recycling services in many locations around the world or participates in public recovery systems where possible. The customers are advised to contact the local Sony Ericsson representatives for further information. 6.5 User manual and product information are printed on non-chlorine bleached paper. 7 Product Recycling

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nearest Sony Ericsson representative
7.1 Plastic parts heavier than 25 g or larger than 1 dm2 are marked according to ISO 11469. 7.2 Sony Ericsson offers take-back and recycling services for products in many locations around the world or participates in public recovery systems where possible. The customers are advised to contact the local Sony Ericsson representatives for further information.

Comments:

1. 1.1-5 Environmental Policy and Management System The Ericsson Environmental Report is published on http://www.ericsson.com/environment/ and the Sony Environmental Report on http://www.sony.co.jp/en/SonyInfo/Environment/. These sites provide for example information on environmental policy and environmental management systems. The main part of the production sites for Sony Ericsson mobile phones has certified environmental management systems according to ISO 14001. At the other sites the current internal environmental management system are being developed to fulfil the ISO 14001 standard. Environmental Conscious Design Refers to substance levels, which do not exceed natural background levels. Required according to the Montreal Protocol. According to legislation in several countries mercury is prohibited for use in certain electronic components. Within the EU and OECD, work is going on to limit and ban the use of certain brominated flame retardants (PBB/PBDE). These flame retardants are decabrombiphenyl CAS no 13654-09-6 pentabromdiphenyleter CAS no 32534-81-9 octabromodiphenyleter CAS no 32536-52-0 decabromodiphenyleter CAS no 1136-19-5 The requirement can be found in national legislation. Beryllium oxide is a highly toxic substance. 3. 3.2 Batteries Batteries that contain lead, cadmium and mercury with specified rates are classified as hazardous. Electrical Safety, RF Exposure and EMC The product shall meet the applicable EU-Directives: 73/23/EEC, 93/68/EEC for electrical safety and 89/336/EEC for EMC, electromagnetic compatibility. The European pre-standard ENV 50166-2 and the corresponding Swedish Standard SS-ENV 50166-2 specify radio frequency exposure limits. For mobile telephones these limits are expressed as SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) values. The applicable SAR limit is 2 W/kg (10 gram mass in average). Packaging and Documentation Refers to substance levels which do not exceed natural background levels. Requirements based on the EU directive 94/62/ECC Product Recycling Examples of plastic parts are product covers/housings and similar construction details. Requirements based on national legislation as well as the EU directive on producer responsibility.

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2. 2.1-8 2.1 2.3 2.4
6. 6.1-2 6.1-4 7. 7.1 7.2

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Prepared (also subject responsible if other) No.

02:41000

Approved Checked Date Rev Reference
LD/SEM/GML/N Magnus Andersson

2002-09-25

R600 GPRS Dial Up Connection
Abstract This document describes how to set up and configure your PC and Ericsson R600 to establish a GPRS Internet connection. The document covers connections via RS232 cable and Windows 98 and Windows 2000

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TABLE OF CONTENT
1 General....Windows 98...3 2.1 Setup a standard Modem connection:..3 2.2 Setup a standard Network and Dial Up connection:.5 2.3 Detailed Modem configuration:...6 2.3.1 Modem Menu: General...6 2.3.2 Menu: Connection...7 2.3.3 Menu Port Settings....7 2.3.4 Menu: Advanced Port Settings:...8 2.3.5 Menu: Options....8 2.4 Dial-up connection configuration...9 2.4.1 Server Types and TCP/IP settings...9 2.4.2 Menu: Scripting:...10 2.4.3 Menu: Multilink....11 2.5 How to establish a GPRS connection...Windows 2000....13 3.1 Setup a standard Modem connection:..13 3.2 Setup a standard Network and Dial Up connection:..13 3.2.1 Menu: General....13 3.3 Detailed Modem configuration:...14 3.3.1 Menu: Option....14 3.3.2 Menu: Security....15 3.4 How to establish a GPRS connection...16 Appendix 1....17

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General
R600 has built-in GPRS bearer technology that is most often used as the connection type in a WAP session. Even if R600 is mainly used to and also designed for WAP connectivity it is still possible to use your R600 to establish a GPRS Internet session. After R600 is connected with your R600 to a PC/laptop or PDA with a RS232 cable it is possible to establish a GPRS Internet session. After being connected you can start surf the Internet, download files, check your E-mail account, etc, etc. This document gives you general instructions how to proceed to set up and configure your PC with Widows 98 or 2000 and Ericsson R600.

Windows 98

Setup a standard Modem connection:
Select Modems in the Control Panel Menu to install a new modem type. In the Menu Modem Properties select Add to install a new modem.
Next > / Select Dont detect my modem; I will select it from a list.

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Next >/ Then chose port, COM 1 or applicble Next >/ Finish/

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Setup a standard Network and Dial Up connection:
In the Windows menu go to: Start/Program/Accessories/Communications/Dial-Up Network/Make new connection.
This is the AT code to set-up a GPRS connection

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Detailed Modem configuration:
To do the detailed Modem configuration go to Configure

Modem Menu: General

It is very important to enter the right transmission speed here.

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Menu: Connection

Menu Port Settings

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Menu: Advanced Port Settings:

E1 = Echo on

Menu: Options

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Dial-up connection configuration
Server Types and TCP/IP settings
Enter the IP address of the DNS server. For further details contact your operator or service provider.

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Menu: Scripting: First of all, copy and save the AT-command script file found in Appendix 1. Then use the stored file as a script in the setting below. Define the path to the stored script file, example gprs.ini

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Menu: Multilink

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How to establish a GPRS connection
Open the dial-up icon. After the user name and the password have been verified the GPRS connection will be established. Please note that some Network Operators do not require name or password. Select Connect

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Windows 2000
The setup for the Modem is the same as in 2.1 Setup a standard Modem connection.
Select Network and Dial-Up connections the Control Panel Menu to create a new connection through the wizard.

Menu: General

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To do the detailed Modem configuration go to Configure and follow the instructions in 2.3. Detailed Modem configuration.

Menu: Option

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Menu: Security First of all, copy and save the AT-command script file found in Appendix 1. Then use the stored file as a script in the setting below.
Define the path to the stored script file, example Telia.ini

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Open the dial-up icon : After the user name and the password have been verified the GPRS connection will be established. Please note that some Network Operators do not require name and password.

Select Connect

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Appendix 1

SCRIPT FOR A GPRS CONNECTION WITHOUT APN
Open your Notepad PC application and copy the text below into a new Notepad file. Save the file with a name (example: GPRS.ini) and in a location (example: c:\windows) you remember. That information is used when you configure your dial up connection. *************************************************** ;dial-up strings for GPRS AT

proc main

;transmit "AT+CGATT=1^M" ;waitfor "OK<cr><lf>" ;transmit "at\q2^M"
transmit "at&k3^M" waitfor "<cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>" until 3 transmit "AT+CGDCONT=1,\"IPV4\",,,0,0^M" waitfor "<cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>" until 3 transmit "AT+CGQMIN=1,0,0,3,0,0^M" waitfor "<cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>" until 3 transmit "AT+CGQREQ=1,0,0,3,0,0^M"

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waitfor "<cr><lf>OK<cr><lf>" until 3 transmit "ATDT*99*1,1#^M" endproc ***************************
ADDITIONAL SCRIPT FOR A GPRS CONNECTION WITH APN If an APN exists, the following text string shall be added (example, APN: apn.Ericsson.se) to the scrip above. *************************** transmit "AT+CGDCONT=1,\"IPV4\",\"apn.ericsson.se\",,0,0^M" ***************************