Cryptophone CryptoPhone 220 Manual de usuario

USER MANUAL SUPPLEMENT

for the CryptoPhone 220

Dear CryptoPhone customer,

thank you very much for purchasing the

latest generation of secure voice

communication devices, powered by

GSMK CryptoPhone™ technology: the

CryptoPhone 220.

The smaller form factor and the

technological advances incorporated in

the underlying hardware platform have

allowed us to introduce certain technical

improvements, which result in some

minor changes to the user manual. This

user manual supplement describes these

changes.

Speaker

Talk

Contacts

Calendar

Hang up

Center

Delay indicator

Line type indicator

Security code (Hash)

Battery meter

GSM signal strength

Mute button

Configuration menu

Up / down buttons

Charging (page 5)

The CryptoPhone 220 has an improved

standby time of 190 hours and a talk

time of 3 hours 30 minutes in secure

mode.

It also no longer requires a desk stand,

but can be charged directly from either

the supplied AC power adaptor or your

personal computer’s USB port, using the

supplied USB cable.

Speaker

The CryptoPhone 220 features two

speakers, one for regular GSM calls in

front of the device and one for encrypted

calls on the back. For best audio quality,

always use the speaker on the back of

the device when making encrypted calls.

Inserting your SIM card (page 6)

The CryptoPhone 220’s back cover can

be removed by carefully sliding the lower

part of the back cover downwards. It is

no longer necessary to press a button.

The SIM card slot of the CryptoPhone

220 is in the upper left corner of the

device. Insert your SIM card with its gold

contacts face down. The SIM card’s cut

off corner should match the cut off

corner in the slot. If you wish to take the

SIM card out, use the stylus to press into

the SIM card slot hole, and then lightly

lift up the SIM card while applying gentle

pressure on left-most side of the SIM

card, and then slide it out.

After inserting the battery, push the red

battery lock into place to fix the battery.

Standby (page 11)

The CryptoPhone 220’s standby button is

no longer located on top of the device,

but on its right hand side.

The soft reset button is no longer located

on the bottom left side of the device, but

on its bottom right side.

Standby button Soft reset button

Mute during call (page 21)

To suppress audible echo that might

otherwise disturb your conversation

when not using a headset, the

CryptoPhone 220 features a “Push to

Talk” option. If the “Push to Talk” option

is activated, the microphone is switched

off by default and will only be switched

on while you press and hold down the

“record” button ( ) on the left side

of the unit while talking.

To activate or deactivate the “Push to

Talk” option, press the “Menu” button on

the CryptoPhone application, then select

or deselect the “Push to Talk” option on

the bottom of the menu screen and

press “OK”.

Unpacking

carrying case •3•

Unpacking

Your CryptoPhone was packaged using several tamper-evident seals to

ensure that nobody manipulated your device while it was in transit.

Please take a minute to follow the security verification procedure outlined

in the anti-tamper verification instructions that are placed above the

CryptoPhone inside the carrying case. To open the carrying case, place

it in front of you, so that the handle faces you. Then use a sharp knife to

cut the seals. Now open the carrying case by lifting upwards the levers

on the front. The levers are robust and at first use might require a bit of

force to move. Inside the carrying case you will find your CryptoPhone

packaged in a security sealed, transparent plastic film nested in the foam

pad. Please also verify the plastic film and seal for tampering. The

unevenness of the film and the seal are intentional and a method of

individualization to make tampering harder. You can verify the authenticity

with the Anti Tamper Verification procedure. You will also find the headset,

desk stand, power supply, direct charge adaptor and headset ear clip in

the carrying case. (carrying case •3•)

Behind the foam pad in the lid of the carrying case you will find the

Admin Policy Password and other printed documentation. We recommend

to store this manual in the lid behind the foam as well so it won't get

lost.

4General • Charging

General

Your CryptoPhone is based on a generic tri-band (900/1800/1900) GSM

equipped PDA that is sold under different brands, and uses the PocketPC

2003 operating system. On this device, a few additional applications

besides the necessary components for the CryptoPhone are installed,

like an address book, a calendar and an unencrypted phone application.

The firmware and operating system have been modified to accommodate

the CryptoPhone functionality and provide added security, so a number

of things that you might know from other PocketPC PDAs are not available

on the GSMK CryptoPhone for security reasons. We supply the original

PocketPC2003 manuals, license sticker and CD with the GSMK CryptoPhone

200, but you need to be aware that some functionality of the PocketPC

OS have been disabled by us for security reasons. Installing 3rd party

applications requires an Admin Policy Password. Do not try to use Pocket

PC or Windows Mobile system updates as this will destroy the CryptoPhone

firmware and void your warranty.

Charging

Before using your CryptoPhone, we recommend that you charge the

battery until full. In order to do this, you must connect the power supply

to the CryptoPhone. Depending on your location, you may need a plug

adaptor to use the power supply if the plug does not fit in your outlet.

The power supply is rated 100-240V, which means it will accept your line

voltage without conversion as long as it lies within this range. The LED

Charging

Direct-charge adaptor •5•

Desk Stand •5•

in the upper right corner of your CryptoPhone will change its color to

yellow while the device is being charged, and to green when fully charged.

You can either charge the CryptoPhone in the desk stand or use the small

direct-charge adaptor (Direct-charge adaptor •5•). You can also see the

current battery status by tapping on the clock item on the upper right

corner of the CryptoPhone display. The battery of the CryptoPhone allows

for a standby time of 180 hours and a talk time of 3 hours 15 minutes in

secure mode. Due to the higher power consumption of the built-in

computer and the backlit display, this is less than what you might be

used to from normal GSM phones. Also please note that these times

may vary depending on your distance to the nearest GSM base station:

the further away the base station, the more power your phone needs to

use to reach it.

If you purchase a second battery for the CryptoPhone, you can charge

it in the Desk Stand. Spare batteries are available in normal electronic

stores that sell PDAs and mobile phones (Desk Stand •5•).

Note: we recommend to charge your GSMK CryptoPhone every night

or have a charged spare battery ready, so you will not run out of

battery unexpectedly. For security reasons explained later in the

chapter ‘Security, Storage and Handling’, we suggest you place the

CryptoPhone in your close vicinity such that it is under your permanent

supervision while it is charging. If the phone rings or you need to

place a call while the phone is charging, you can leave it plugged in

while operating the phone.

6Insert your SIM and Switch On for the first time

SIM card slot •6• back cover •6•

battery •6•

Inserting your SIM card and switching the phone on for the first time

You need to insert a valid GSM card (SIM) in the GSMK CryptoPhone 200

in order to be able to place calls. To insert the SIM, remove the back cover

of the device by pressing the silver button on the backside and sliding

the cover downwards. (back cover •6•)

You will see the SIM card slot in the upper right corner of the device (SIM

card slot •6•). Lift up the SIM card cover and insert the SIM. Then push

the SIM card cover down and push it towards the "closed" position.

Now insert the battery (which is stored in the carrying case on the left

hand side of the phone) and push the red battery lock upwards to secure

the battery. (battery •6•)

Insert your SIM and Switch On for the first time • Security Profile Manager

Security profile selector •7•

This will power up the device. Replace the back cover by sliding it gently

upwards onto the device.

Now the screen will lighten up and the GSMK CryptoPhone 200 begins

its firmware initialization. This may take a moment. You will then be

requested to calibrate the touchscreen of the GSMK CryptoPhone 200 by

tapping the center of a cross with your stylus as it moves around the

screen and go through a brief tutorial on how to do Copy & Paste on the

device. Simply follow the instructions on the screen. After the calibration

and tutorial, the Security Profile Manager will boot up.

Security Profile Manager

The CryptoPhone is based on the Windows Mobile (PocketPC 2003)

operating system which contains some potentially vulnerable, yet

convenient features and applications. To reduce the risk of attacks against

your CryptoPhone's integrity, we recommend to disable some of these

features. The Security Profile Manager helps you to select between

security and extra features: the more features you enable, the larger the

risk of vulnerabilities. In the following section, the different settings of

the Security Profile Manager are explained in detail. Please take your

time to read all the options to make an informed decision. After you have

selected a Security Profile, click the OK button on the screen (Security

profile selector •7•). Now the phone will install the operating system

components according to the profile you selected.

8Security Profile Manager • Security Profile choises

The default setting is "Medium Security" which provides a good balance

of convenience and security for most users.

Note: You can always change the Security Profile setting by performing

a Cold Boot (see page 14). After each Cold Boot you will be asked for

your choice of Security Settings.

Security Profile choices:

No Added Security

This setting leaves the CryptoPhone unprotected against potential attacks

on the operating system. New threats (against any system) are discovered

from time to time, and we feel selecting "No Added Security" exposes

the CryptoPhone to unneccessary risk. Choose this setting only if you

really need one of the services that would otherwise be disabled in the

"Medium security" setting and if doing so matches your risk profile.

Medium Security

At this level of security, the CryptoPhone disables a number of functions

which are likely vulnerable to attacks, but are not essential for most users.

Once you select "Medium Security", the following functionality is disabled:

• Picture Caller ID and Picture Contacts

• .NET compact framework

• Javascript

• MS scripting

Security Profile choises

• VBscript

• MS terminal services client

• MS Messenger client

• SIM Toolkit

• AvantGo

• WAP and WAP push

• MMS or Video-MMS

High Security

In High Security mode, Internet functionality and permanent storage to

flash memory are no longer available. GPRS, data calls, the Internet

Explorer and the Windows Media Player are disabled, in addition to the

measures taken in Medium Security mode. Also permanent storage to

flash memory is disabled, so you cannot save contacts or calendar

appointments for permanent storage to flash.

Extreme Security

This setting is intended for customers who only use the CryptoPhone and

normal unsecure call functionality, but wish to have all other means of

communication disabled. This security level offers optimal protection against

attacks that potentially could be performed using SMS messages or the

synchronization with a desktop PC. PocketOutlook, SMS sending and

receiving, Active Sync and the Inbox are disabled in this setting, in addition

to the measures taken in High Security mode. We recommend this setting

for situations where a highly skilled adversary has to be assumed.

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