Motorola 89FT4841 Users Manual
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Contents
Getting Started
Installing AA Batteries......
Using the NiMH Battery
and Charger ................
Attaching the Belt Clip ..................
Controls.........................................
Turning On Your Radio..................
Standby Screen.............................
Two-way Menus ............................
Turning Off Your Radio..................
Backlight........................................
Time
Alarm................................
TurningOff the Alarm .......
Alerts
Setting the Alert for Incom-
ing Calls.......................
Talking
Before You Can Talk ......
Setting the Channel ........
Setting the Code.............
TurningOn the Monitor .................
Talking...........................................
Hands Off Use
Hands Off Use ................
Setting the Sensitivity
Level............................
Privacy
Set Quiet.........................
Set Scramble Code.........
Stopwatch
Timing Your Activities......
Timing Your Calls............
Contents
Weather(T6310 & T6320)
Turning on the Weather ..
Setting the Weather
Channel......................
Reset............................................
KeyPad Lock ................................
Channel Scanning........................
Call Tones.....................................
FM Stereo (T6310)
Turning On the FM.........
Finding an FM station.....
Tuning your FM .............
Preset FM stations........................
Outdoors (T6320)
Barometer.......................
Altimeter.........................
Compass........................
Advanced Two-Way
Roger Beeps ..................
Button Beeps..................
Automatic Shut-Off.........
Use and Care ................
FAQs..............................
Accessories..................
Charts
Chanel Frequency..........
Interference Eliminator
Codes.........................
Safety Information......................
Getting Started
Hi, I’m QuickStart and I’m going help you get started.
The MotorolaâTalkAbout
that allow you to keep track and stay connected to family, friends and
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T6300 radios are durable two-way radios
companions. And, when you use the special
scrambling option, you can be sure that your
group’s communications stay private.
But, the T6300 radios offer more than just a
way of keep in touch. They also help you and
your group stay on schedule because a clock,
an alarm and a stopwatch is built into each
model.
The TalkAbout T6310 is a stylish, sophisticated twoway radio that offers FM stereo reception and weather
information. It’s fun and cool, a great accessory to take
to the beach.
The Talkabout T6320 is rugged and
sporty with special features to help you navigate the
great outdoors. In addition to weather information, it
offers a compass, an altimeter and a barometer.
Accessories ???
But, they all have something in common -- they are all
easy to use. Just take a few minutes to read this user’s gude and
you’re ready to go.
A detachable Quick Reference Card is on the back cover.
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Installing AA Batteries
Your radio uses 3 AA-size alkaline batteries. When the battery is low,
((Does the radio emit a Low Battery Alert)
To install the batteries:
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appears on the standby screen.
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• Turn off the radio
(see page ?).
• Push latch up until it
clicks.
• Lift back cover off.
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• Remove old
batteries, if
necessary
• Insert new batteries
??? polarity???
• Hook back cover on
the hinges.
• Close battery door,
pressing lightly until
latch clicks
Using the NIMH Battery and Charger
Your T6300 two-way radio can use a variety of Motorola power accessories. See “Accessories on page XXX” for more information.
An NiMH battery kit, consisting of the NiMH battery, adapter and
charger, is included with some T6300 radios as well as sold separately as an accessory.
The (Nickle-Metal Hydride) NiMH rechargable battery provides about
11 hours of normal use. Charge it for at least five hours before using it
for the first time. The NiMH battery will only need 3 hours of charging
thereafter.
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Installing the NIMH battery:
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• Insert the NiMH
battery with the
contacts facing up
• Hook back cover on
the hinges.
• Close battery door,
pressing lightly until
the latch clicks
Charging the NiMH battery;
First Then Finally
• Turn off the radio
(see page ?).
• Plug the charger
into a AC wall outlet
Note: The NIMH battery may be charged outside the radio by clamping
the adapter directly on the battery.
Reading the LED light
The LED light indicates battery charging status.See “Charts” on page XXX for more information.
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• Clamp the adapter
onto the
connectors on the
back of the radio
• When the LED turns
green, the battery is
fully charged.
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Controls -- Front View
Use { to --
• Talk on the
radio, etc.
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FM features
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Use y to --
• To choose a
menu
• To scroll
through sub-
menu choices
Use and to --
•Move up and down the a
submenu, etc.
•Change a number
Controls -- Back View
Use | to --
• Turn power on/off
Use ~ to --
•Scroll through the
menu
Use} to --
• Start and stop
stopwatch
Accessory port
• U se to c onn ect two- way
radio acce sor ies, su ch as
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FM port
• Use to c onne ct FM rad io
access ories , such as
• T6310 model only
Charger Connectors
• Use to connect the
charger to the battery .
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TurningOnYourRadio
Press To D i s p l a y Then Press
What about hide clock display???
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Standby Screen
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Most actions described in this guide start on the standby screen. It’s very important!
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Your radio displays the standby screen whenever it’s turned on and nothing else is happening.
MOTOROLA
Battery Status
???does an alert sound,
can it be turned off by
pressing anything else?
any icons always appear,
or do all of them.
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Time
Two-W a y Menus
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You can use your radio’s menus to select options and set features. Let’s look at them now. From --
Press To Display Then Press
~
and release until you
see each menu
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TWO WAY
FM STEREO
TIME
STPWATCH
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Press To Display Then Press
~
and release until you
see each menus
WEATHER
SETTINGS
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on models T6310 and T6320. The T6320 also features a compass,
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an altimeter and a barometer.
FM STEREO
only avaible on the T6310.
WEATHER
is only available
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Turning Off Your Radio
To turn off your radio, just press
blank.
Backlight
Being in the dark is never a
problem. Just turn on the backlight by pressing any button,
except the {.
The backlight turns off automatically. To extend the backlight,
you press the button again.
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The screen then goes
You light up my radio ....
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Time
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Here’s how to set the time. From --
Press To Display Then Press
~
until
SET TIME
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and to set the hour
-- making sure to note
AM/PM
or to set the min-
utes
1:00 PM
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TIME
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SET TIME
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3:00 AM
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3:56 PM
y
to enter menu
or to select
y
to move to next field
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Showing your clock display
??? do we want to include this???
Choosing a 12 or 24 hour display
??? do we want to include this???
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Alarm
Here’s how to set the alarm. From --
Press To D is p la y Then Press
~
until
TIME
appears
y
until
SET ALARM
appears
and to select
(or
ON
utes
ALARM OFF
and to set hour
and to set the min-
ALARM
)
1:00 PM
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TIME
SET ALARM
d
3:00 AM
d
3:56 PM
PM
y
to enter menu
or to select
y
to set
y
to move to next field
?? to set
“I’m all shook up.”
Your alarm will now go
off at the set time every
day.
Your standby screen shows ?? to indicate the alarm is activated
Turning Off the Alarm
When the alarm sounds
--
TURN IT OFF ----
PLEEASE!!!
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Alarm set
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Alerts
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You can program
how your radio alerts
you when a call
comes in.
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VIB+RING
-- your radio
vibrates and RINGS
when a call comes
in.
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VIB ONLY
-- your radio
vibrates but doesn’t
make any loud
noises.
OFF
- your radio
doesn’t alert you
when a call comes
in.
RING-
- your radio
RINGS when a call
comes in.
Here’s how to set
the alert.
From
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Setting the Alert for Incoming Calls
Press To Display Then Press
~
until
SETTINGS
appears
y
until
SET VIB
and until your
choice of alert appears
appears
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SETTINGS
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SET VIB
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VIB ONLY
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RING
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VIB
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OFF
y
to enter menu
or to enter menu
??? to select
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Talking
Before You Can Talk
You know how you can’t really,
REALLY talk to someone else
unless you are both “on the
same wavelength.”
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The channel is the radio fre-
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quency wave you use to transmit. See “Charts” on page XXX
for channel choices.
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Well, you can’t talk with someone
else on your two-way unless you
are both on the channel
and the same
interference eliminator
code.
The interference eliminator code
filters out static, noise and
unwanted messages. See
“Charts” on page XXX
for channel choices.
Setting the Channel
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Set the channel like this. ??? after setting the channnel and code, a screen
flashes -- what’s this about???
Press To Display Then Press
~
until
TWO WAY
appears
y
until
SET CHAN
appears
and until your
choice of channels displays
Note: Only the chan-
nel scrolls, the code just
repeats the number.
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From --
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TWO WAY
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SET CHAN
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y
to enter menu
or to enter menu
?? to set
Note: If the sound isn’t
clear, change the channel/code setting.
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Setting the Code
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From --
Press To Display Then Press
~
until
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appears
until
TWO WAY
SET CODE
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TWO WAY
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SET CODE
y
to enter menu
or to enter menu
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and until your
choice of code displays
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Note: Only the code
scrolls, the channel
stays the same.
???how does someone know which channel/code to choose??
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?? to set
Note: If the sound isn’t
clear, change the channel/code setting.
1:00 PM
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