Rev. 1.0
– 201
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MPT-H1
Mobile Create Co., Ltd.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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PLEASE OBSERVE FULLY
Be sure to observe the following precautions fully for the safe and proper use of this product:
■ Explanations of safety alert signs
This sign indicates a hazardous situation which could significantly result in serious injury
or death.
This sign indicates a hazardous situation which could result in serious injury or death.
This sign indicates a hazardous situation which could result in physical or property
damage.
■ Explanations of symbols
This symbol indicates precautions which need to be fully observed.
This symbol indicates notes which are requested to be considered.
■ Do not operate this product while driving a car. Before operating this product, a driver shall stop the car in a safe place.
■ Do not install or operate this product in airplanes and hospitals, or it could affect electronic and medical devices.
■ Do not install or operate this product in places where inflammable gas is generated, or it could cause an ignition accident.
■ Cardiac pacemaker users shall not use this product, because it could affect pacemakers, causing an accident due to
the malfunction of such devices.
■ Use this product away from automatic control equipment such as automatic door and fire alarm systems, or the radio
waves generated by this product could affect such equipment, causing an accident due to malfunction.
■ Do not install or operate this product in a place which may obstruct the operator’s front vision or interfere with the
operation, or it could cause an injury, an accident, or a failure.
■ Pay attention to the speaker volume while driving so that the sound outside the car can be heard. Failure to do so could
cause an injury or accident.
■ Do not disassemble or modify this product, or it could cause an injury, an accident, or a failure.
■ Do not install or operate this product in places which are subject to direct sunlight, or it could cause resin deformation or
discoloration, or a failure.
■ Do not give an impact to or throw this product, or it could cause a failure.
■ Do not connect this product to any devices other than the specified ones, or it could cause a failure.
■ Keep this product away from magnetic cards such as cash cards, or the data on them may be lost.
■ Do not use thinner or alcohol when cleaning this product, or it could cause resin deformation or discoloration, or a failure.
Safety Precautions
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Matters prohibited when handling the battery pack
■ Do not disassemble or modify the battery pack, because it incorporates a safety mechanism and protective device for
preventing danger. Damaging such mechanism or device could cause heat or smoke generation from or explosion or
ignition of the battery pack.
■ Do not connect the positive electrode to the negative electrode using metal such as wire. Also do not carry or store this
product with metal goods such as necklaces or hairpins. Failure to do so could short-circuit the battery pack and
generate an excessive amount of electricity, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion or ignition of the battery pack,
as well as heat generation of metal goods such as necklaces and hairpins.
■ Do not put the battery pack in open flame or heat it, or it could melt insulators, damage the gas blowdown valve or the
safety mechanism, or ignite the electrolyte solution, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not use or install the battery pack in hot places (80°C or higher) such as by open flame or a heater. If the resin
separator is damaged by the heat, the battery pack may be short-circuited internally, causing heat or smoke generation,
explosion or ignition.
■ Do not soak the battery pack in or make it wet with water or seawater. The protective device incorporated in the battery
pack could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition of the battery pack.
■ Do not recharge the battery pack by open flame or in the hot sun. If the battery pack becomes hot, the protective device
for preventing danger is activated to stop recharging or the protective device may break to recharge the battery pack at
an abnormal current or voltage, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition due to abnormal chemical
reaction inside the battery pack.
■ Recharging the battery pack under any condition other than the specified ones (such as at higher temperature, voltage,
or current than the specified ones, or with a modified recharging cradle). In addition, the battery pack is recharged with
abnormal current, leading to abnormal chemical reaction inside it which could cause heat or smoke generation,
explosion, or ignition.
Note: Working temperature and humidity ranges of the recharging cradle: 0 to 40°C / 45 to 85%RH
■ Do not drive a nail into, hammer, or step upon the battery pack, or it may be disrupted or deformed to be short-circuited
internally, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not give a strong impact to or throw the battery pack, or it could cause liquid leakage, heat or smoke generation,
explosion, or ignition. In addition, if the protective device incorporated in the battery pack is broken, the battery pack may
be recharged with abnormal current or voltage, leading to abnormal chemical reaction inside the battery pack which
could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not use a battery pack with an external surface that is damaged or an external appearance that is significantly
changed, or it could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not solder the battery pack directly, or the insulator may melt from the heat or the gas blowdown valve or the safety
mechanism may be damaged, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not mix up the positive electrode and negative electrode. The battery may be recharged reversely to cause abnormal
chemical reaction inside the battery pack or may discharge unexpectedly abnormal current to cause heat or smoke
generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ The orientation of the positive and negative electrodes of the battery pack is predetermined. If it is difficult to connect the
battery pack to a recharging cradle or equipment, check the orientation of the positive and negative electrodes without
connecting forcefully. Reverse connection causes reverse recharging of the battery pack, causing abnormal chemical
reaction inside it which could lead to heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ Do not connect the battery pack to an electric outlet or in-vehicle power port socket, or the high voltage applied may
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generate an excessive amount of current which could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition of the
battery pack.
■ Do not use this battery pack for any devices other than the specified ones, or the performance or life of the battery pack
may be reduced or abnormal current may flow depending on the type of device, causing breakage, heat or smoke
generation, explosion, or ignition of the battery pack.
■ If liquid leaked from the battery pack gets in the eyes, rinse thoroughly with clean water such as tap water without rubbing
it and seek medical treatment immediately. Any liquid left in the eyes could cause damage to the eyes.
■ Do not mix primary batteries such as dry cells and batteries with different capacity, type, or brand, or excessive discharge
during use or excessive recharge may occur, causing abnormal chemical reaction inside the battery pack which could
lead to heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ If the recharge is not completed even after the predetermined recharge time, stop recharging. Failure to do so could
cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition of the battery pack.
■ Do not put the battery pack in a microwave oven or high-pressure container. Sudden heat-up or loss of airtight condition
could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ In the event of a liquid leakage or an unusual odor from the battery pack, immediately move it away from fire. The
electrolytic solution leaked from the battery pack may catch fire, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition.
■ In the event of any abnormality such as unusual odor, heat generation, discoloration, or deformation during use,
recharge, or storage of the battery pack, remove the battery pack from the device or recharging cradle and discontinue
use. Continuing use could cause heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition of the battery pack.
■ Do not use or leave the battery pack in hot places such as under strong direct sunlight or in a car under the hot sun, or
it could cause liquid leakage or heat or smoke generation and also reduce the performance and life of the battery pack.
■ Do not use the battery pack in places where static electricity (100 V or higher) is generated, because the battery pack
incorporates a protective device for preventing danger. Failure to do so could break the protective circuit, causing liquid
leakage from, heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition of the battery pack.
■ The recharge temperature range of the battery pack is from 0°C to 40°C. Recharging the battery pack outside of this
temperature range could not only cause liquid leakage from, heat or smoke generation from, or breakage of the battery
pack, but also reduce the performance and life of the battery pack.
■ Be sure to read the instruction manual or written instructions carefully before use. In addition, keep the manual at hand
after reading it and refer to it when needed.
■ Be sure to inspect the battery before charging.
■ If any abnormality such as rust, unusual odor or heat generation is observed when you use this product for the first time
after purchase, discontinue use and take it to the shop where it was purchased.
■ Store the battery pack out of the reach of infants. In addition, during use, be sure that they do not remove the battery
pack from a recharging cradle or device in which it is used.
■ If liquid leaked from the battery pack comes into contact with the skin or clothes, immediately rinse thoroughly with clean
water such as tap water to prevent skin irritation.
■ Do not leave the radio plugged in the charger all the time.
The battery pack (lithium-ion battery) is recyclable.
In order to reuse rare metals, drop unneeded battery packs off to be recycled,
without disposing of them.
Recycling the battery pack
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For the proper use of this product
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This product performs communication using a cellular phone communication network. The scope of the warranty
of this product does not include cellular phone communication networks. Be sure to understand the properties
of this system and harness its benefits under the responsibility of the user.
■
Use only accessories sold by Mobile Create. Do not use commercially-available or self-built accessories, or
the product will not be covered under warranty.
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The housing is made of PC + ABS resin. Do not throw or drop this product during transportation, or it may
break. In addition, do not remove screws from this product to disassemble it, or it could cause performance
degradation or failure which is not covered under the product warranty.
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Consult us if special quality or reliability is required for this product and it is used as a medical, disaster-
prevention, or security device, for which failure or malfunction affects life support or property significantly.
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Do not install this product in places which are subject to direct sunlight, or it could cause performance
degradation or failure.
Note: Recommended usage environment temperature: 0°C to +45°C
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Leaving stains on this product for a long time may cause flaking of the plating or paint. Wipe with a dry soft
cloth periodically.
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When talking, keep this product approximately 5 cm away from the mouth. Talking at a close distance to this
product could cause cracking or distortion of the voice transmitted to the other party.
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Using this product in places where cellular phone reception is poor such as in a tunnel or garage and the
influence of communication line conditions (such as network line construction and crossed lines) may cause
the interruption of the flow of conversing voices during a call.
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The firmware of this product cannot be reverse-engineered, reverse-assembled, or reverse-complied. It also
cannot be modified or revised.
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No notices of intellectual property rights such as copyright, patent, utility model, and trademark described for
this product can be deleted or modified.
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Avoid overcharging. After the battery is fully charged, leaving the radio plugged in the charger for long period
of time causes the battery swelling. Always disconnect after charging, and let the charger cool between
charges.
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Avoid using the radio while charging. Using the radio while charging causes the battery swelling.
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Do not use a swollen battery. Make sure to replace it.
Points to be noted before using this product
We assume no responsibility whatsoever for any direct, indirect, or incidental damage to you or a third party
caused by the use of this product under your own responsibility.
When using this product, be sure to take all possible measures such as by paying sufficient attention to the
usage environment and conditions and by taking safety and reliability measures including malfunction
prevention and preventing the spread of fire.
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Matters concerning waterproof and dustproof
performances
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For the proper use of this product, read the matters concerning “waterproof and dustproof performances” before
use. Using this product without observing the matters described could cause water exposure or sand or foreign
matter contamination leading to heat generation, ignition, electric shock, damage, and failure.
This product achieves dustproof and waterproof performances equivalent to IP6X (Former JIS IP code 5) (Note
1) and IPX7 (Former JIS IP code 6) (Note 2) with the rear cover, external connection terminal caps, and hook
attached securely.
Note 1: IP6X refers to the protection which prevents the entry of powder dust for dust test (75 µm in diameter).
Note 2: IPX7 refers to the protection which is not affected by water exposure.
● In the practical use of this product, this does not mean that operation under all conditions is assured. In
addition, if a failure is determined to be due to your mishandling of this product as a result of an investigation,
it is not covered under the warranty.
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Do not recharge while this product is wet, or it could cause electric shock or short circuit or circuit corruption,
leading to fire or failure due to heat generation.
■
Although this product is waterproof, discontinue use if liquid such as water gets into it when the rear cover is
attached or detached to remove the battery pack. Continuing to use this product with liquid in it could cause heat
generation, ignition, and failure.
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The provided recharging cradle is not waterproof or dustproof. Use the recharging cradle in places which are not
splashed with water directly. If this product is splashed with liquid, unplug it immediately.
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In order to fulfill the waterproof and dustproof functions of this product, be sure to use this product with the
accessory cover, rear cover, and USB cap attached securely.
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Matters to be noted about wireless products
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device does
not cause harmful interference. FCC Caution: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment. Federal
Communication Commission (FCC) Radiation Exposure Statement This EUT is compliance with SAR for
general population/uncontrolled exposure limits in ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1999 and had been tested in accordance
with the measurement methods and procedures specified in OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C. This equipment
should be installed and operated with minimum distance 1.5cm between the radiator & your body.
contains module FCC ID: 2AHUQSL8090 information
Label information
1. Images of the e-label screen are provided below:
2. Users are able to access the information in no more than four steps in a device’s menu.
The actual steps are: Select Menu > Utilities > FCC
3. The information is stored on the device, no special accessories or supplemental plug-ins
(e.g. a SIM/USIM card) are required to access the information.
CAUTION
20 characters x 6 lines
Scroll Key Menu Key
Contains FCC ID:
2AHUQSL8090
This device complies
with part 15 of the
FCC Rules.
Operation is Subject
Select Menu > Utilities > FCC
Contains FCC ID:
2AHUQSL8090
This device complies
with part 15 of the
FCC Rules.
Operation is Subject
to the condition that
this device does not
cause harmful
interference.
Full-text information
Scroll display
Scroll Key
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4. Users are provided specific instructions on how to access the information.
5. The above information must be programmed by the responsible party and the information must be
secured in such a manner that third-parties cannot modify it.
The e-label information is pre-programmed by the grantee.
The user cannot modify the e-label information.
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Do not disassemble, modify or repair this product, or it could cause a failure, ignition, electric shock, and damage.
We assume no responsibility for problems with the main unit and peripheral devices caused by such modification.
Modifying this product violates the Radio Act.
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Main Unit
OK Button
Top Microphone
Talk toward this port during a call.
Ear Speaker
The sound transmitted from a counterpart
radio is heard in Silent Mode.
PTT Button
Pressing this button during a call
transmits sound to a counterpart radio.
Shortcut Button
Pressing this button enables
registered call modes or menus.
Upper Right Button
Home Button
Pressing this button returns to the home
screen.
Front
Power/Volume Knob
Moving this knob up and down turns the
power on and off, turning it left and right
adjusts the sound volume.
Accessory Port
Remove the accessory cover and connect
a wired microphone to this port.
3G Antenna
Upper Left Button
Pressing this button enables switching
of the
call modes.
Lower Left Button
Up, Down, Left, Right Button
Numeric Keypad
Main Speaker
2nd Microphone
It is activated during a call in Silent
Mode.
Functions of Parts
Rear
USB Port
Remove the USB cap to connect a USB cable
to this port.
Rear Cover Hook
This hook is used when removing the
battery pack.
Rear Cover
Charger LED
This LED displays a recharging status.
Belt Clip Attaching Port
This port is used when attaching the belt clip.
Bottom
Status LED
This LED displays a current system condition.
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Display
Function of Upper Left Button
The function of the upper Left Button is displayed.
Call Status
These are displayed during a call.
Screen During a Call
Battery Status
The remaining battery level or external power supply is displayed.
Function of Up and Down/OK Button
The function of the Up and Down/OK Button is displayed.
Function of Upper Right Button
The function of the Upper Right Button is
displayed.
Sound Volume
The sound volume of the speaker which is set to be
output is displayed.
During a call, pressing the up or down button changes
the sound volume
.
3G RSSI
Received Signal Strength Indicator for
cellular signals.
Call Mode
The current call mode is displayed.
Selected Radio ID
The number of the radio ID which is selected
for the current call mode is displayed.
Home Screen
External Microphone Connection Status
Key Lock Icon
This icon represents the status
when the keys are locked.
Break-in Call Status
This is displayed during a break-in call.
Ticker Function
Information such as time, Silent Mode, and an
incoming call is displayed.
GPS RSSI
Received Signal Strength Indicator for GPS signals.
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1:
2
:
Attaching and Detaching
Battery Pack
Rear Cover
Battery
Rear Cover Hook
Move the rear cover hook on the bottom down
to remove the rear cover.
Slide the battery pack down into the main unit with
the upper claws on the rear cover fit in the groove on
the rear cover hook of the main unit.
Upper Claws on Rear Cover
Power Supply Terminal
Battery Pack Terminal
Pay attention to the orientation
of the battery pack
The battery pack shall be attached in
such a way that the gold color terminal
on the bottom faces the lower right (as
shown in the figure on the left side) and
the letters can be seen as shown in the
figure on the right side.
Incorrect attachment of the battery pack could cause a failure or an unexpected accident.
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Put the screw into the belt clip screw hole and tighten it. To detach the belt clip, loosen the screw.
Screw
Belt Clip
Belt Clip Screw Hole
S
crew
H
ole
Attaching and Detaching
Belt Clip
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How to Recharge Battery Using Charger
1:
2
:
3:
Charger
Connect the charger to the AC adapter and
then plug the AC adapter in a AC power outlet.
On the charger side
AC Adapter
AC Adapter Port
Spare Battery LED*
Off : The battery is not attached.
: Recharging is completed.
Red light : During recharging.
Insert the main unit into the charger with
the guide fitting in the grooves on the side
of the main unit.
The red LED on the main unit lights up
and then goes out when recharging is
completed.
Recharging
Battery
MPT-H1 (Main Unit)
• It takes approximately 180 minutes to recharge the battery (when the main unit is powered off).
Note: It takes longer to recharge the battery depending on communication conditions.
• Remove the power cord from the outlet after recharging is completed.
• For more details about the spare battery, please contact your dealer.
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Recharging Battery Through Micro-USB Port
1:
2:
3:
Micro-USB Connector
USB Cap
The red LED on the top of the main unit lights
up and then goes out when recharging is
completed.
Male Micro-USB
(Male Micro-B)
Charger LED
Off : When the battery is not attached or recharging is
completed.
Red : During recharging.
Open the cap (USB cap) on the bottom to find the
micro-USB connector (female micro-B).
With the main unit facing front, connect a microUSB cable to the micro-USB connector.
Then, connect the opposite side of the cable to a
power supply (such as a PC).
Front
Front
• Do not place the main unit on the charger without the battery pack.
• Be sure to meet the following recharging conditions.
Operating temperature and humidity range of the charger: 32℉ to 104℉ / 45 to 85% RH
• It takes approximately 360 minutes to recharge the battery (when the main unit is off).
Note: when the main unit is powered on, it takes longer to recharge the battery
depending on communication conditions.
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Turning Power On
1: Pressing long until the status LED lights up vibrates the main unit and turns the power on.
2: The screen lights up and the home screen is displayed.
Turning Power Off
1: Press long.
2: The main unit vibrates and displays the OFF message on the screen before the
power is turned off.
Turning the
Power On/Off
Home Screen
Power-Off Screen
Power Knob
Power Knob
• It requires some time (30 to 50 seconds)
to
make a call after the main unit is started up.
Check the RSSI displayed on the screen
before making a call.
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How to Check Remaining Battery Level
During use, the remaining battery level is displayed on the top of the
home screen.
The more the scale marks, the more of the battery remains.
When no scale marks are displayed and the red LED starts flashing,
recharge the battery or replace it with a new one.
During recharging, the remaining battery level icon shows that recharging is underway.
Standby Mode
The standby mode cuts electric power consumption.
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Remaining Battery Level
• The battery deteriorates after repeated charge and discharge. If the battery life is
extremely shorter than before, replace with a new battery.
• Under low-temperature environment, the remaining battery level displayed may be
lower than the actual level.
Remaining
Battery Level
• When the standby mode setting is on, if it is not operated for a preset period of time
, the device
turns into the standby mode.
How to set the standby mode: Menu > 09:Utilities > 01:General Settings > 05:Standby Setting.
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Making a Call
For how to switch the call modes, refer to “Switching Call Modes” on page 22.
1 : Check if the call mode and the counterpart radio ID are correct and then press the PTT button
or .
2 : After the “beep, beep, …” ring tone, a blip sound is produced when the talk session is established.
3 : Speak into the microphone port while pressing the PTT button.
Selected Radio ID
screen
Call Mode
Counterpart Radio
3G RSSI is just a rough indication and does not assure the call quality.
The conversing voices may be interrupted during a call even when the radio signal is strong.
RSSI
No Service Weak Radio Signal Stronger Radio Signal
PTT Button
Top Microphone
Port
OK Button
Screen Displayed During A Call
Making/Receiving
a Call
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TALK
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TALK
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Receiving a Call
1: After a blip ring tone, the call mode is displayed on the screen.
2: You can talk while long-pressing the PTT button.
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Ring Tones for Call Modes
Individual Call
Ring tone
“
Boop blip
”
Break-in Calls
Ring tone “Boop boop blip”
Group Calls
Ring tone
“
Blip”
Incoming call screen
The other kinds of simultaneous calls such as All Call, and Dispatcher Call ring “Blip”.
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TALK
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Changing Sound Volume
To change the volume for the main speaker, Turn up or down.
Turning down the volume to “0” using the volume knob activates the silent mode.
See the next page for the silent mode.
During the silent mode, the volume can be changed with .
Turn up
Turn down
Volume Knob
Up/Down Button
Main Speaker Icon on Home Screen
To talk with better sound
During talking, keep the microphone approximately 2 inch
away
from your mouth. Talking very close to the microphone
may crack
or distort your voice delivered to the counterpart.
How to change the microphone sensitivity:
Menu > 09:Utilities > 03:Voice Qualities > 01:Mic Sensitivity
According to the voice volume, change the voice sensitivity
to one
which is friendly to the counterpart.
1
Turning down the volume
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Silent Mode
On the home screen, turning counterclockwise changes to
the silent mode as shown in the figure below. The ear speaker and the second
microphone are activated. Also, in the silent mode, the top microphone and
the main speaker are deactivated, respectively.
While the volume is displayed with icon, the ear speaker volume can be turned up and down
using .
To cancel the silent mode, turn clockwise.
During the silent mode, “Silent Mode” ticker is displayed on the home screen.
Volume Knob
Up/Down Button
Volume Knob
Switched to Silent Mode
When the vibrator is enabled,
• The vibrator operates when switched to the silent mode.
• When a call is incoming, the vibrator operates according to a preset vibrating pattern.
Call Position in Silent Mode
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A Wide Variety of Call Modes
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Standard Call Modes
Individual Call
This mode enables talking to another radio on a one-to-one basis.
All Call This mode enables talking to all radios in the customer.
Dispatcher Call
This mode enables talking to all dispatchers in the group simultaneously.
All dispatcher call
This mode enables talking to all dispatchers in the customer.
Group Call
This mode enables talking to all radios in the group simultaneously.
Channel Call
This mode enables talking to all radios which belong to the same channel in
the group simultaneously.
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Break-in Call Modes
Break-in Individual Call
This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes the radio join an Individual
Call.
Break-in All Call This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes all radios join an All Call.
Break-in Group Call
This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes the radios join a Group
Call.
Break-in Channel Call
This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes the radios join a Channel
Call.
Break-in Dispatcher Call
This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes all the dispatchers join a
Dispatcher Call.
Break-in All Dispatcher
call
This mode forcibly terminates the call and makes all dispatchers join an
Dispatcher Call.
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Switching Call Modes
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Making an Individual Call
1: Entering a radio ID with the numeric keypad on the home screen switches to the individual call mode.
However, if the home screen is in the channel call mode, switch to another call mode.
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Making Other Calls
1: Pressing on the home screen switches among the call modes.
The call modes are switched in the order they are registered on Radio Configuration Tool.
Upper Left Button
Numeric keypad
Individual Call Mode
How to Switch Call Modes
• The call modes that you want to use need to be registered in advance.
• Contact your dealer if you want to add or change the call modes.
Dispatcher Call
Channel Call
All Call
As pressing the upper left button, the call modes are switched in the
order they are
registered.
Press
B
uttons
Upper Left Button
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Registering Group
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How to Use This Function
1: Switch to Menu screen using .
2: Choose 05:Group Setting using and press to go to the setting screen.
3: Choose 01:Main Group using and press to go to the registration screen.
4: Choose a group using , check it using , and register it using ..
3
4
Upper Right Button
Useful Functions
1,2
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Upper Right Button
• Since the group setting requires the data communication to the cloud, the
registration may fail if
the radio signal is weak. If it fails, try the registration again.
• This function may not be usable depending on your system setting.
Contact your dealer for details.
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Selecting Channel
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How to Use This Function
1: Switch to Menu screen using .
2: Choose 06:Channel Settings using and press .
3: Choose 01:Set Channel using and press .
4: Enter a channel number using the numeric keypad and press to select it.
1,2
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Upper Right Button
•The channel can be selected using a number from 1 to 999.
Entering "0" cancels the channel selection.
• Since the channel selection requires the data communication to the cloud, selection may fail if
the
radio signal is weak. If it fails, try the selection again.
• This function may not be usable depending on your system setting.
Contact your dealer for details.
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3
Useful Functions
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Home Call Screen
The home screen after a call can be changed according to the following procedure:
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Home Call Screen Selection
Received Call
The call mode received from a counterpart radio is retained after the call.
In the case of an individual call, the radio ID is also retained.
Transmitted Call
The call mode that you made is retained on the home screen after the call.
Previous Call
Regardless of incoming or outcoming, the radio ID of the last call and the mode are
retained after
the call.
Fixed
After a call, the radio ID and the call mode which are pre-programmed are retained
on the home screen.
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How to Set This Function
1: Switch to Menu screen using .
2: Choose 02:Home Call Screen using and press .
3: Choose the home screen that you want to set using and check it with to complete the
selection.
The call mode for Fixed needs to be configured in advance.
1,2
3
Upper Right Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Useful Functions
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Shortcut
Registering shortcuts for the call modes and the menus which are frequently used enables them to be easily invoked.
Up to ten shortcuts can be registered.
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How to Register a Shortcut
(Example: Registering a shortcut for Individual Call to unit #123)
1: Long-press the shortcut button for 3 seconds while unit #123 is selected.
2: When the shortcut registration screen is displayed, choose with and register with .
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How to Invoke a Shortcut
Pressing the shortcut button switches the screens in the order they are registered.
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Short
cut Button
Registration Screen
S
hortcut
Display
Up/Down Button
OK Button
• If multiple shortcuts are registered, they are
invoked in ascending
order.
• To use the shortcut function, enable the shortcut setting
on RCT
(Radio Configuration Tool) in advance.
Useful Functions
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Talk History
Up to ten received and transmitted calls are saved, respectively.
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How to Display Talk History
1: Switch to the Menu screen using .
2: Choose 03:Talk History using and press to switch between screens.
3: Press to switch between the received call history and the transmitted call history.
Switch with U
pper
Right Button
Menu screen
Upper Right Button
Upper Right Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Useful Functions
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Key-Lock Function
This function disables key inputs to prevent malfunctions.
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How to Set This Function
1: Long-pressing on the home screen activates the
key-lock function.
However, the power/volume knob is kept enabled even in the key-lock
state.
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How to Cancel This Function
2 : To cancel the key-lock function, long-press the again.
Key-lock screen
# Button
Display of key-lock state
# Button
• Calls can be received even in the state where the keys are locked.
• Although the key-
lock function is cancelled temporarily when a call is received, it is enabled
again after the call.
Useful Functions
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Text Message
If the GPS service has been introduced, the text messages can be sent to individual radios from a computer.
The text messages received can be checked again from the menu.
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How to Check a Text Message Again
1: Switch to the Menu screen using .
2: Choose 07:Text Message using and switch among screens using .
3: Choose the text message you want to check again using and switch among screens using .
Upper Right Button
べんりな機能
Up/Down
Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
• The GPS service needs to be applied for. Contact your dealer for details.
• Up to ten text messages received are stored and can be checked from the menu.
Useful Functions
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Missed Call Alert
If you don’t answer during an Individual Call, Missed Call message is displayed on the home screen.
To make a call to the counterpart, just press the PTT button or the OK button.
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How To Set This Function
1: Switch to Menu screen using .
2: Choose 08:Call Options using and switch among screens using .
3: Press to select 01:Missed Call Alert and 01:ON/OFF.
4
: Choosing ON with and press .
5
: Press back to the screen and choose 02:Alert Timer to set the notification timer.
Note: the alert timer setting is disabled when the radio is in the standby mode.
Upper Left Button
Upper Right Button
べんりな機能
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Up/Down Button
Up/Down Button
OK Button
Useful Functions
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3
3
4
5
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Vibration
The vibrator operates when a call is received.
• If the vibration is on, a vibration pattern is executed once in the event of power on, power off,
receipt of call, missed call notification, and no battery remained.
How to set this function.
Menu > 09:Utilities > 01:General Settings > 02:Vibration
• Different vibration patterns can be set depending on the type of the call below:
Individual Call, Break-in Calls, Group Calls
How to set a vibration pattern when a call is received.
Menu > 09:Utilities > 01:General Settings > 04:Receiving Call > 01:Vibration
• The vibrator operates when the vibration setting is on and the radio is switched to the silent mode.
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Menu
01: Volume Settings The speaker volume can be changed (0 to 20).
01: Main
The main speaker volume can be set.
02: Earphone
The ear speaker volume can be set.
03: Remote Speaker
The remote speaker microphone volume can be set.
04: Remote Earphone
The remote earphone speaker volume can be set.
02: Home Call Screen
The call mode displayed on the home screen after a call can be changed
□ Received call
The call received from a counterpart radio is retained on the screen after the
call. In case of an
I
ndividual
C
all, the radio
ID is also retained.
□ Transmitted Call
The call mode that you made is retained on the screen after the call.
□ Previous Call
rrespective of whether an incoming or outgoing call, the radio ID and the last
call are retained on the screen after the call.
□ Fixed
After a call, the radio ID and the call mode which are pre-programmed are
retained on the screen.
03: Talk History
The talk history of each of five past incoming and outgoing calls can be
checked.
04: Record
The ten most recent calls are recorded (the voice sound of the counterpart
radio only).
01: Save The ten most recent recorded calls can be displayed, played, and saved.
02: Play Saved calls can be displayed and played.
05: Group Setting The call group that you want to belong to can be set.
01: Main Group The main group that you want to belong to can be set.
02: Sub Group The sub group that you want to belong to can be set.
03: My Group The main and sub groups that you now belong to can be displayed.
04: Group List The list of all groups can be displayed.
06: Channel Setting Channels can be set.
01: Set Channel The channel that you want to belong to can be set.
02: My Channel The channel that you now belong to can be displayed.
03: Channel List Up to 50 radio IDs for the channel that you now belong to can be displayed.
07: Text Message The nine most recent text messages received can be checked.
08: Call Options The missed call alert and the remote monitoring can be set.
01: Missed Call Alert The call back function can be set.
02: Remote Monitoring The remote monitor can be set.
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09: Utilities A wide variety of functions can be set.
01: General Settings
01: Home Screen The call or location display of the home screen can be selected.
02: Vibration The vibrator can be enabled/disabled.
03: Multi Point CN
Any one of “no microphone connection”, “Top microphone”, and “2nd
microphone” can be selected.
04: Receiving Call
The blocking of incoming calls and vibration in the event of the receipt of
a call can be set.
01: Vibration Vibration patterns for each call mode can be set.
01: Individual Call Any one of “no vibration” and patterns 1-3 can be selected.
02: Break-in Calls Any one of “no vibration” and patterns 1-3 can be selected.
03: Other Calls Any one of “no vibration” and patterns 1-3 can be selected.
02: Block Incoming The blocking of incoming calls can be set.
05: Standby Setting The starting time of standby mode can be set.
06: USB Setting USB communication can be selected.
07: Reset All Settings All settings can be returned to default values.
02: Shortcuts The list of registered short-cuts can be displayed or cancelled.
03: Voice Qualities The equalizer function and microphone sensitivity can be adjusted.
01: Mic Sensitivity Microphone sensitivity can be changed.
04: Display Settings The screen display and light can be set.
01: Contrast The screen contrast can be adjusted.
02: Key Back Light The key back light can be turned on/off.
03: LCD Back Light The LCD back light can be turned on/off.
04: LCD BL Color The LCD back light color can be set.
05: Illumination The illuminance sensor can be turned on/off.
05: Tones Effective sounds can be enabled/disabled.
01: Power Up The boot sound can be enabled/disabled.
02: Key Touch Tone The key touch sound can be enabled/disabled.
03: Message Tone
Whether the test message receipt sound is produced only once or
continuously can be selected.
04: Tone Volume The volume balance of effective sounds can be set.
05: Call Tones The call-related sounds can be turned on/off.
01: Ring Tone Can be turned on/off.
02: PTT Tone Can be turned on/off.
03: Talk Permit Tone Can be turned on/off.
04: Connect Tone Can be turned on/off.
05: Disconnect Tone Can be turned on/off.
06: System Status The status of the network and system can be checked.
01: GPS status The GPS receiving status can be displayed.
01: Receiving Status The status can be displayed.
02: Lat/Lon
The status can be displayed.
03: Spd/Deg/Alt
The status can be displayed.
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04: GPS Time
The time can be displayed.
05: System Clock
The time of receipt can be displayed.
06: GPS RSSI
The level can be displayed.
02: Network Status
The RSSI and communication status of 3G packet communication can
be displayed.
01: 3G RSSI
The status can be displayed.
02: 3G Condition
The status can be displayed.
03: Module Condition
The status of the 3G module can be displayed.
03: Voltage/Current
The status of the power voltage and current which are supplied to the
main unit can be displayed.
04 : Device Condition
The current status of the device can be displayed.
01: Key Checker The keys which are pressed can be displayed.
02: USB
The USB connection status can be displayed.
03: Charge
The status of power supply and charge can be displayed.
05: Microphone Test
Pressing the PTT button can start recording and releasing it can
play the recorded sound.
06: IP Address The IP address of this system can be displayed.
07: System Info The software version and serial number can be displayed.
01: Software Ver. The firmware version of this radio can be displayed.
02: Serial Number
The serial number of this radio can be displayed.
03: 3G Firmware
The firmware version of the 3G module can be displayed.
07: Advanced Settings
This function is used by a retailer when various settings are
configured and requires a password.
08: FCC
The technology conformance mark can be displayed.
Some functions may not be used depending on the type of system used. Contact a dealer for details.
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If You Suspect A Failure
If you suspect a failure, check the following procedure.
The power cannot be
turned on
■ If the length of time of pressing the power button is too short, the system does not start
up. Long-press the power button until the status LED lights up.
■ Check if the battery pack is attached properly.
■ If the remaining battery level is insufficient, the system cannot start up. Recharge the
battery or replace it with a new one.
The buttons cannot be
operated
■ If the key-lock function is enabled, the buttons cannot be operated. Check if the key-lock
function is disabled.
In spite of trying to
make a call, you have
trouble getting through
to a counterpart
■ If any of the following messages are displayed on the screen, take the following actions:
“Receiver is on another session. Call back later.”
This message is displayed when the counterpart radio is on the line. Make the call again later.
“
No reply. Receivers are out of range or powered off.”
The counterpart radio is switched off or out of the service area. Make the call again later.
“
Error. Wrong Number.”
The radio ID is not registered in the system. Check if the number is correct.
“Out of range. Can't connect to voice server.”
Check the 3G RSSI on the microphone screen and make the call again in a place where the radio
signal is strong.
“
Out of range. Can't connect to voice server.”
“
Can't call now. Call back later.”
There is the possibility of a network failure. Make the call again later.
You have trouble
transmitting your voice
■ The sound quality may be deteriorated if your mouth is too close to the microphone. Keep
the microphone approximately 2 inches away when you talk.
■ Be careful not to put your fingers on the microphone sound collecting port.
■ The microphone sensitivity can be changed from
09:Utilities
in Menu. Adjust the
microphone sensitivity according to the loudness of your voice.
How to adjust the microphone sensitivity: Menu > 09:Utilities > 03:Voice Quality > 02:Mic
Sensitivity
You have trouble
hearing the voice of a
counterpart
■ Check if the volume setting is too small.
■ Be careful not to put your hand on the speaker.
The battery cannot be
recharged
■ Check if the power cord is properly connected to the charger and the power outlet.
■ Check if the USB cable is properly connected (at the time of recharging through USB).
■ Check if the battery pack is attached properly.
Troubleshooting
Specifications
Dimensions
2.13 (W) × 1.18 (D) × 4.84 (H) in. (Projections are not included.)
Weight
8.47 oz (with Battery Pack)
Power Voltage
Supplied from charger: 5.5 V DC (Maximum current: 2 A)
Supplied from USB: 5.0 V DC (Maximum current: 500 mA)
Supplied from Battery: 3.8 V DC (2,420 mAh)
Consumption Current
Typical 350 mA, Maximum 500 mA.
Standby: 260 mA
Operating Temperature
-4℉ to +140℉
+32℉ to +104℉ (During Charging)
Network
AT&T HSPA+ (850MHz / 1900 MHz)
Transmission Output
Maximum 0.25 W
Regulatory
FCC ID: 2AHUQSL8090
Speaker Output
2 Systems: Main Speaker of 1W, Ear speaker of 0.01 W
Water and Dust Proof
Equivalent to IP67
Mobile Create USA, Inc.
2033 Gateway Place Suite #658, San Jose, California 95110
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