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	==Phrack Magazine==

	Volume Seven, Issue Forty-Eight, File 8 of 18


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	Written by Boss Hogg

	Greets: Voyager/Splatter/Mr.Hyde/Misfit/Darkseed/][avok/Paradyne
	Ethereal Gloom/Surgat/GOL/Carnage/Kamakize/Seeker/Stravis
	+ all others with weird thoughts and ideas.


	The craft.

	Although its called a Craft Access Terminal, the craft hardly
	represents a standard computer terminal. It is in actually a lineman's
	handset with a built in terminal and 1200 baud modem. The unit looks
	like a handset on steroids measuring 12.5" in length. The ones in our
	particular area were bright yellow and looks like a rejected Sesame
	Street prop. We have reports that they also made them in a blue color as
	well though we have yet to see one in use in our area.

	The unit features a 4 line x 16 character LCD display, and a
	joystick with a plunger on the top. You will find a diagram of the unit
	with descriptions in brackets.

	These units are possibly being phased out in a few areas and
	have been found at telco auctions as well as from surplus stores. They
	could be replacing these yellow units with the blue units (Which have
	the same basic descriptions yet are newer. The crafts we have found were
	severely worn). We have also heard they were being replaced with a
	Access-2 terminal (rumored to represent a HP-95lx palmtop; Fold open,
	larger LCD screen).

	This is essentially the entire uncopywritten manual to the
	terminal. The unit can be somewhat confusing at first due to a somewhat
	weird menu layout.


	Also, to avoid confusion:

	- The page numbers are located at the bottom of the pages. You may wish
	to add pagefeeds and space out the page numbers to the bottom of the
	page if you want to print it out and stick it in your phreakers binder
	or whatever.... The line is meant for the top of each page... As there
	is a line at the top in the real manual.


	----Here begins the Craft Access Terminal Instruction Manual----






	AT&T

	Craft Access Terminal



	Instruction Manual






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	Table of Contents

	Page

	Features : 2
	Using the pointer : 4
	Battery Pack : 6
	Connecting to a working pair : 8
	Making a telephone call : 9
	Calling a computer : 12
	Working with a computer : 15
	Getting help : 15
	Making or canceling a
	selection on a screen : 17
	Reading stored information : 19
	Filling in information : 20
	Taking care of your terminal : 25




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	Getting Started

	Two battery packs, a charger and a short charger adaptor cord
	should be in the box with the Craft Access Terminal. Before
	using the Craft Access Terminal, insert a battery pack. The
	battery pack must be charged before use. For directions on how
	to charge and insert the battery pack, look at the section of
	the instructions called "The Craft Access Terminal's Battery
	Pack." This section begins on page 6.




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	Craft Access Terminal Features



	Receiver - Works like any ordinary telephone receiver.
	[points to ear-piece]

	Transmitter - Works like an ordinary telephone transmitter.
	[points to mouthpiece]

	Craft Access Terminal - Identification Number
	[points to sticker underneath the TRANSMITTER]

	Phone Jack - A modular telephone cord can be plugged in here.
	[located on bottom of the handset]

	Recharger Jack - The plug on the recharger cord is inserted into
	the jack.
	[located on bottom of the handset]

	Connecting Cord - Connects to a working pair to get dial tone for
	making a call to either a telephone or a computer.
	[extends from bottom of handset]


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	Screen - A liquid crystal display shows information
	or instructions.
	[on top-front of handset. c'mon- you cant miss it!]

	Mode Switch
	Three positions:
	Talk -make a phone call
	Monitor -listen for conversation
	Data -make a computer call
	Moving the switch to monitor will disconnect a call.
	[This switch is located on the right-top side, when the ]
	[LCD screen is facing you ]

	Pointer - Used to mark and select actions on the screen and to
	indicate where you want to enter information.
	[Joystick located under Screen]

	Rechargeable Battery Pack - Provides power for the terminal. The
	pack must be recharged every day.

	[This is accessed by removing a cover held in place by a normal ]
	[phillips screw. The compartment is located under the pointer. ]
	[NOTE: Although there is a 9-volt battery snap, the thing only ]
	[uses 4 1.2volt nicads... 4 AA batteries work fine... For those ]
	[whose sets didn't come with battery packs ]

	Alpha Numeric Keypad - Used to enter letters and numbers on the
	screen.
	[Uhh- A normal Touch Tone pad... Cant miss it ]



	-3-




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	Using the pointer



	The pointer allows you to make choices from a
	screen, show where you want to fill in information,
	B BACK read information that is temporarily stored for you
	A in the Craft Access Terminal, and get an
	H C < ^ > N S explanation about a screen.
	E K < .-. > E E
	L S < `-' > X N Remember that you must push the pointer to
	P P < V > T D make a choice.
	C
	E REVIEW The pointer can be moved along the right side,
	along the left side, to the top center and bottom
	center position.
	<,>,^,V
	= joystick direction

	.-. = Joystick
	`-'

	1. If you want to select from two or more choices on the
	screen, move the Pointer along the right side until
	the arrow (>) appears next to the line you want to
	select and then press the Pointer.




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	2. If you want additional information about one of the
	choices on the screen, move the Pointer along the
	left side until the question mark (?) appears next to
	the line where you need HELP and then press the
	Pointer.


	3. If you want to go BACK one screen, move the Pointer
	to the top center position and then press the
	Pointer.

	4. If you want to REVIEW information stored in your
	Craft Access Terminal, move the Pointer to the bottom
	center position and then press the Pointer.

	-5-




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	The Craft Access Terminal's Battery Pack

	You must charge the terminals battery pack at least once every
	day. It may take up to twelve hours for a full charge if the
	battery pack has run down completely. Also, before the first
	use, each battery pack should be charged for 24 hours.

	To do this, insert the plug at the other end of the cord
	attached to the charger into the socket at the transmitter end
	of the Craft Access Terminal. Plug the charger at the end of
	the cord into an electrical outlet. The red light on the
	charger should be lit if it is charging properly. However, the
	light will not go out if the battery is fully charged. It is
	advisable to keep the extra battery pack charged so you can
	use it if the battery pack in the terminal you're using runs
	down. To charge the spare battery pack, plug the charger
	adapter cord, (the short cord included with the charger) into
	the pack. Plug the other end of the adapter cord into the
	charger, and plug the charger into an electrical outlet.

	CAUTION

	The charger should only be used indoors and only for charging
	Craft Access Terminal.

	In the battery pack runs out of power while you are using the
	terminal, the pack can be removed and the charged pack can be
	inserted. To do this, follow these steps:

	1. Open the Battery Pack Compartment
	Loosen the screw to open the battery cover. Do not hold
	down battery compartment cover while loosening the
	screw.

	2. Remove the Battery Pack
	Lift out battery pack. Unsnap the battery pack from the
	connector.

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	3. Insert the Battery Pack
	Snap the charged battery pack into the connector.
	Slide the battery pack into the Craft Access Terminal.
	Close the battery cover. Don't forget to tighten
	the screw.

	How Long Will the Craft Access Terminal Stay Charged?

	At normal temperatures, the Craft Access Terminal will
	operate for approximately 12 hours after being charged.

	The Craft Access Terminal can be used in warm or cold
	temperatures. You should keep in mind however, that the
	battery pack will be drained faster in cold weather. At -20
	degrees Fahrenheit, it may last only 8-10 hours.

	The battery pack in the Craft Access Terminal should no be
	charged at temperatures less than 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

	Battery Pack Life

	The battery pack can be charged many times, providing a
	working life of about 5 years. The four digit number stamped
	on the end of the battery is its date of manufacture.


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	Connecting to a Working Pair


	Monitor the Line
	Before connecting to a pair, set the switch at the Monitor
	(center) position.

	Connect Cord and Clips
	Attach cord clips to tip and ring. If you hear a conversation,
	select another pair. You should hear dial tone when connected
	to an available working pair.

	* Connect at a standard terminal point whenever possible to avoid
	puncturing the insulation; holes made in insulation by clips
	can lead to later corrosion problems

	Alternately, dial tone can also be obtained by inserting a
	modular cord as shown on page 2. Do not insert line cord to
	modular jack and connect to tip and ring at the same time. It
	will not work.

	Move back to monitor to increase or decrease volume. To
	increase the volume, move the Pointer along the right side
	until the arrow (>) in next to "increase volume" and then
	press the Pointer.

	To decrease the volume, point to the third line, and press.

	If you want to use the terminal to listen for noise on the
	line, point to the second line and press. This puts the
	terminal in the "quiet" mode so that very low levels of noise
	can be detected.

	Notice that the top line on this screen can't be selected. To
	indicate this, the first space on the line contains a bar.
	(I).

	You can now make an ordinary telephone call be moving the
	switch to Talk (see Making a Telephone Call) or call a
	computer by moving the switch to Data (see Calling a
	Computer).


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	Making a Telephone Call


	Move the switch from Monitor to Talk Position


	Monitor the line to be sure it isn't in use. If no one is
	talking on the line, move the switch from Monitor to Talk.

	Telephone Number Entry and Correction

	If the line is good, you will hear a dial tone. You can enter
	the number you want to call through the keypad. If a number is
	already filled in, you can call that number, or, if you want
	to call a different number, erase the number that is on the
	screen by pressing * on the Touch-tone pad, and enter another
	number.

	* If the (*) is entered as the first character, it will not
	erase unless another (*) us entered.

	The small flashing bar is called the cursor. The cursor will
	appear where a number must be entered.

	As each digit to the telephone number is filled in, it will
	appear where the cursor was, and the cursor will move one
	space to the right. Enter a pound (#) between digits to
	indicate a 2-second pause in dialing where required (to wait
	for a second dial tone behind a PBX number, for example). For
	a longer pause, press pound (#) several times.





	-9-




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	When the correct phone number is shown, move the Pointer to the
	right side (anywhere along the right side will do) and press.
	If you need to rotary dial, select the last line with the
	Pointer before you press. The Craft Access Terminal will dial
	the number. You can re-dial by moving the Pointer to the right
	side and pressing again.

	The Craft Access Terminal will save the telephone number and it
	will appear the next time the switch is moved to the Talk
	position.

	You can listen as the Craft Access Terminal dials the number.
	If you hear a busy signal after dialing is completed, or if no
	one answers the call, disconnect by moving the switch to the
	Monitor position.

	Call in Progress and Volume Control

	When dialing is completed, this screen appears. Use the
	Pointer the increase or decrease the volume of the receiver,
	or to mute the trans mitter to listen only.

	The volume level is indicated by the number of filled spaces on
	the increase volume line. One filled space for minimum volume,
	four for maximum.


	-10-




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	Disconnecting

	Moving the switch to the Monitor position will end the phone
	call, and this screen will appear.

	Be sure to move the switch to the Monitor position after
	disconnecting. This will conserve battery power as the
	terminal drains the least amount of power in the monitor mode.

	If you are accidentally disconnected, move the switch to the
	Monitor position and start again.




	-11-




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	Calling the Craft Access System Computer



	Move the Switch from Monitor to Data Position.

	Monitor the line to be sure it isn't in use. If no one is
	talking on the line, move the switch from Monitor to Data.

	Telephone Number Entry and Correction

	You can enter the number you want to call through the keypad.
	If a number is already filled in, you can call that number,
	or, if you want to call a different number, erase the number
	on screen by pressing the asterisk (*) on the Touch-tone pad,
	and fill in another number.

	The cursor will appear where a number must be entered.


	Fill in the computer's telephone number if it isn't already
	shown. Put a pound (#) between digits to indicate a 2-second
	pause in dialing where required (to wait for a second dial
	tone behind a PBX number, for example). For a longer pause,
	press pound (#) several times.



	-12-




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	When the correct phone number is shown, move the Pointer to
	the right side (anywhere along the right side will do)and
	press. The Craft Access Terminal will dial the number. You
	can re-dial by moving the Pointer to the right side and
	pressing again.



	Indications that the Call is Successful

	If the call to the Craft Access System computer is successful,
	you will hear a tone on the line. When the Craft Access
	Terminal detects that tone, the tone will stop and a screen
	like this will appear.

	In some cases the call may not be successful. If you retry a
	few times and still have difficulty, try connecting your cord
	to another working pair.


	Password Entry

	Before you send or receive any computer information, you may
	need to fill in a numeric password to identify yourself and a
	number to identify your terminal. Your password can be used
	only with your Craft Access Terminal. Fill in your password
	on the keypad. If you make a mistake press the asterisk (*)
	to erase the password and start over. The cursor will return
	to the place where the password must be filled in.

	The Terminal Identification number is located below the
	transmitter (see page 2).

	When the correct numbers are filled in, move the Pointer to
	the right side (anywhere along the right side will do) and
	press. The Craft Access Terminal will send your password to
	the computer.



	-13-




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	See "Working with the Craft Access System Computer" for further
	instructions about what to do next.


	Disconnect

	If your call to a computer is accidentally dis connected, move
	the switch to the Monitor position and repeat from the first
	step to re-dial.


	If you want to disconnect, move the switch to Monitor and this
	screen will appear.



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	Working with the Craft Access System Computer



	Each line on a screen is either:

	- information

	- a space in which information can be filled in

	- a choice that can be selected


	This screen is an example. Information can be read on the first
	line, a number is to be entered on the second line, and you
	can make a choice between the last two lines. Lines that don't
	contain selectable choices begin with a bar (I). Those that
	are selectable choices begin with a blank space.


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	Getting Help

	To get help about the third line of this screen, move the
	Pointer along the left side until a question mark appears
	beside the third line. When the question mark is beside the
	line, press the Pointer. The help that appears de scribes what
	will happen if you select choice 1.

	To get help about the second line of this screen, a line in
	which information can be filled in, move the Pointer along the
	left side until a question mark (?) appears in the space where
	information is to be filled in and then press.



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	This is an example of an explanation. A bar (I) appears to the
	left of every line and there is a page number in the top right
	corner of the screen. This page is numbered 1/2, indicating
	that it is the first page of two pages of information. the
	second page will be numbered 2/2.

	To read the next page of Help, move the Pointer to the right
	side (anywhere along the right side will do) and press.


	If you want to re-read pages, point to REVIEW (move the Pointer
	to the bottom center position and press) to go back one page
	at a time.

	When you are ready to go back to the screen where you
	originally requested help, point to BACK (move the Pointer to
	the top center and press).



	-16-




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	Making or Canceling a Selection on a Screen




	Making a Selection

	When a screen that contains selectable choices is shown, move
	the Pointer along the right side until the arrow (>) is
	beside the choice you want. Then press the Pointer to make
	the selection.

	Some choices make requests of a computer that may take a while.
	If so, a "request in progress" message such as this will
	appear.





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	Canceling a Selection


	If at this point you realize that you've made a wrong choice,
	point to BACK (move the Pointer to the top center and press).
	The screen on which you made the choice will be shown and you
	can make a different choice.

	Some requests cannot be canceled. In this case, only "request
	in progress" is displayed.







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	Reading Information Stored in the Craft Access Terminal


	Some of the information sent to you from the computer may be
	stored in the Craft Access Terminal in case you need it again
	later, even if your terminal is disconnected as long as its
	battery pack is charged. If you want to see stored
	information, move the switch to either Monitor or Voice and
	point to REVIEW (move the Pointer to the bottom center and
	press).


	A list containing the major categories of information currently
	stored in your Craft Access Terminal will appear on the
	screen. To select a category, move the Pointer along the right
	side until the arrow (>) is beside the category that you want
	to select and then press the Pointer.

	Sometimes an item that you have selected leads to another list.
	Make a selection from this list in the same way you did on the
	previous list. To quit reading, point to BACK (move the
	Pointer to the top center and press). To reread pages of
	stored information, point to REVIEW (move the Pointer to the
	bottom center position) and then press the Pointer.






	-19-




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	Filling in Information on the Craft Access Terminal

	If a screen contains a space where a number can be filled in,
	the cursor will be blinking at the space. If there is already
	a number in the space you may want to change it. If you decide
	to use the number that is already shown, point to NEXT (move
	the Pointer to any position on the right side and press).

	If you want to change the number, press the asterisk (*) to
	erase the wrong number, then fill in the number you want.

	When the desired number is shown, point to NEXT (move the
	Pointer to any position on the right side and press).



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	Sometimes you may need to return to a screen to correct an
	entry.

	When you point to BACK (move the Pointer to the top center and
	press), the cursor will appear at the beginning of the first
	place where information was filled in.

	Press the asterisk (*) on the keypad to erase the entered
	number or make a correction by typing over the incorrect
	number with the correct number.



	-21-




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	If there are several spaces to be filled in on one screen, move
	the Pointer along the right side of the control to point to
	each location where you can enter information. Don't press the
	Pointer until you have filled in all the required information.

	If a space where information can be filled in is preceded with
	an asterisk (*), the information is optional and the space may
	be left without an entry.

	After you have filled in all of the information you need, point
	to NEXT (move the Pointer to any position on the right side
	and press).

	Display of the asterisk is actually controlled by the Craft
	Access System computer. Keep in mind that this can change.


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	Sometimes the Craft Access System will allow you to enter the
	letters and punctuation marks to fill in the information that
	is needed. Whenever this is the case, this screen is
	displayed.

	Entering Alphabetical and Numeric Characters

	Letters, numbers and punctuation marks are entered from the
	keypad. All characters you enter appear on the screen.

	Each key is used to enter four different characters as labeled
	on the key; except for the [#] key. The [SP] on the [#] key is
	used to enter a space between two words.

	Two easy methods can be used to enter characters:

	- Method 1: Press and hold down the key with the desired
	character. Look at the display while holding down the key.
	You will see each character labeled on that key appear one
	after the other. When the desired character appears, release
	the key and that character will remain on the screen, and the
	cursor will advance to the next position.

	- Method 2: There is no need to continuously watch the screen
	with this method. Instead of holding down the key you rapidly
	tap the key a number of times equal to the position of the
	desired character on that key.

	For example, tap the [6] key three times to enter [N]; tap
	the [3] key three times to enter [E]; tap the [9] key twice
	to enter [w] and tap the [#] key twice to enter a space.

	A blinking dark block on the screen indicates you have entered
	you last character.


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	Erasing a Character, an Entire Line or more.

	If you want to erase a character, push the pointer to the left
	and press once. Holding the pointer down it will continue to
	erase characters one at a time until it is released.

	Sending Your Message to the Computer

	When you are through entering the message, move the pointer to
	the right and press it to send your message. The cursor should
	stop blinking to indicate that your message has been sent.


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	Taking Care of Your Terminal

	1. To avoid damaging the Craft Access Terminal

	- Don't drop the terminal. During the work day, the Craft
	Access Terminal should be in the cab of your vehicle or
	clipped to your tool belt when not in use

	- Don't unnecessarily expose the terminal to dust, sand,
	water, or salt air.

	2. Problems Caused by Extreme Temperatures

	Heat

	The Craft Access Terminal can be damaged by extreme Heat.
	DON'T LEAVE IT ON THE DASH OF YOUR VEHICLE.

	Cold

	Cold is less likely to damage the terminal. However, the
	screen won't work properly at temperatures less than -20
	degrees Fahrenheit. If you must use your terminal in colder
	temperatures, you can use it for about 20 minutes in the
	cold, then place it somewhere warm for 15 to 30 minutes and
	then use it in the cold again.

	3. Problems Caused by Water, Condensation, and High Humidity.

	Don't expose the terminal to water; especially avoid dropping
	the terminal in water. If it does get wet, dry it immediately.
	The Craft Access Terminal will work in rain or snow, but
	should be wiped dry whenever possible.

	4. How to store the Craft Access Terminal and spare batteries.

	When not in use, the Craft Access Terminal or spare battery
	pack should be connected to the charger.

	5. Under some abnormal conditions, the terminal may lock itself
	into an incorrect state. To "reset" the terminal, simply
	insert the battery charger plug into the charge jack, then
	remove. CAUTION: This will erase any stored information.




	-25-




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	For Quick Reference:



	.-------------------------------------.
	: -To quit reading stored information :
	: -To go back to a screen you saw :
	: previously :
	: .----------------------------'
	: BACK :
	.-----------------------. : : .---------------------------.
	: b : : O : : :
	: -To get a O : `--------' :O n S -to select a choice :
	: explanation of H c : : :
	: selectable E k O : :O e E -to read new page of :
	: items L s : (JOYSTICK) : help or new page of :
	: P p O : :O x N stored information :
	: -To erase a a : : :
	: character or c O : .--------. :O t D -to send mail :
	: line e : : O : `---------------------------'
	: : : REVIEW :
	: (ALPHA-ENTRY) : : `-------------------------.
	: (MODE ONLY) : : :
	`-----------------------' : :
	: -To read information stored in :
	: the Craft Access Terminal :
	: :
	: -To read previous page of help :
	: or store information :
	: :
	`----------------------------------'


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	FCC Regulations for Telephone Equipment
	(you know all this crap)




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	(BACK COVER)

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	Few last notes:

	The real Craft handsets do not have a power switch, they just
	sit on all of the time. So we could also add a power switch to
	ours.

	The Craft handset uses a 1200 baud modem, but seems to be
	incompatible with standard modems...