Motorola 89FT5867 User Manual

PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL TWO-WAY RADIO

MOTOTRBO™ SL7550 & SL7590 PORTABLES

USER GUIDE

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DeclarationofConformity

ThisdeclarationisapplicabletoyourradioonlyifyourradioislabeledwiththeFCClogoshownbelow.

DeclarationofConformity

PerFCCCFR47Part2Section2.1077(a)

ResponsibleParty

Name:MotorolaSolutions,Inc.

Address:1303EastAlgonquinRoad,Schaumburg,IL60196-1078,U.S.A.

PhoneNumber:1-800-927-2744

Herebydeclaresthattheproduct:

ModelName:SL7550&SL7590

conformstothefollowingregulations:

FCCPart15,subpartB,section15.107(a),15.107(d)andsection15.109(a)

ClassBDigitalDevice

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Asapersonalcomputerperipheral,thisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanadalicence-exempt RSSstandard(s).Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:

1.Thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and

2.Thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includinginterferencethatmaycauseundesiredoperation.

Note:

ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttopart15oftheFCC Rules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovidereasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferenceinaresidentialinstallation. Thisequipmentgenerates,usesandcanradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththe instructions,maycauseharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.However ,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewill notoccurinaparticularinstallation.

Ifthisequipmentdoescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevisionreception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningthe equipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotrytocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthefollowingmeasures:

•Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna.

•Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipmentandreceiver.

•Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletonacircuitdifferentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected.

•Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TVtechnicianforhelp.

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Contents

DeclarationofConformity.................................................i

Notes..........................................................................1

ImportantSafetyInformation............................................2

SoftwareVersion...........................................................3

ComputerSoftwareCopyrights........................................4

HandlingPrecautions.....................................................5

RFEnergyExposureandProductSafetyGuidelinesand

Instructions..................................................................6

Notes..........................................................................7

GettingStarted.............................................................8

HowtoUseThisGuide.............................................8

WhatYourDealer/SystemAdministratorCanTell

You......................................................................8

PreparingYourRadioforUse..........................................9

ChargingtheBattery................................................9

AttachingtheBattery..............................................10

AttachingtheEarpiece/AudioAccessory....................10

PoweringUptheRadio............................................11

AdjustingtheVolume..............................................11

IdentifyingRadioControls.............................................12

RadioControls......................................................12

ProgrammableButtons...........................................13

AssignableRadioFunctions..............................13

AssignableSettingsorUtilityFunctions................15

Usingthe4-WayNavigationDisc..............................15

AccessingtheProgrammedFunctions.......................16

UsingtheKeypad..................................................17

Push-To-T alk(PTT)Button......................................18

IPSiteConnect.....................................................19

CapacityPlus.......................................................19

LinkedCapacityPlus.............................................20

IdentifyingStatusIndicators...........................................21

DisplayIcons........................................................21

CallIcons............................................................23

UtilitiesIcons........................................................24

MiniNoticeIcons...................................................24

SentItemIcons....................................................24

JobTicketsIcons..................................................25

LEDIndicator.......................................................25

AudioT ones.........................................................26

IndicatorT ones.....................................................27

MakingandReceivingCalls..........................................28

SelectingaZone...................................................28

SelectingaChannel...............................................29

ReceivingandRespondingtoaRadioCall.................30

ReceivingandRespondingtoaGroupCall...........30

ReceivingandRespondingtoaPrivateCall...........31

ReceivinganAllCall........................................31

ReceivingandRespondingtoaPhoneCall...........32

MakingaRadioCall...............................................33

MakingaGroupCall........................................34

MakingaPrivateCall......................................34

MakinganAllCall...........................................35

MakingaPhoneCallwiththeOneT ouchAccess

Button...........................................................36

MakingaGroup,PrivateorAllCallwiththe

ProgrammableNumberKey..............................37

MakingaPhoneCallwiththeProgrammable

PhoneButton.................................................38

StoppingaRadioCall............................................39

Talkaround...........................................................40

MonitoringFeatures...............................................40

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MonitoringaChannel.......................................40

PermanentMonitor..........................................41

AdvancedFeatures.....................................................42

RadioCheck........................................................42

SendingaRadioCheck....................................42

RemoteMonitor....................................................43

InitiatingRemoteMonitor..................................43

ScanLists............................................................44

ViewinganEntryintheScanList........................44

ViewinganEntryintheScanListbyAlias

Search..........................................................45

EditingtheScanList........................................45

Scan...................................................................48

SettinganActiveScanList................................49

StartingandStoppingScan...............................49

RespondingtoaTransmissionDuringa

Scan.............................................................49

DeletingaNuisanceChannel.............................50

RestoringaNuisanceChannel...........................50

ContactSettings...................................................50

MakingaGroupCallfromContacts.....................51

MakingaPrivateCallfromContacts...................52

MakingaPhoneCallfromContacts....................53

MakingaCallAliasSearch...............................55

MakingaGroup,Private,PhoneorAllCallby

AliasSearch..................................................56

AssigninganEntrytoaProgrammableNumber

Key.............................................................57

RemovingtheAssociationbetweenEntryand

ProgrammableNumberKey.............................58

AddingaNewContact......................................59

SendingaMessagetoaContact........................60

CallIndicatorSettings............................................60

ActivatingandDeactivatingCallRingersforCall

Alert............................................................60

ActivatingandDeactivatingCallRingersfor

PrivateCalls..................................................61

ActivatingandDeactivatingCallRingersforText

Message.......................................................61

ActivatingandDeactivatingCallRingersfor

TelemetryStatuswithT ext.................................62

AssigningRingStyles......................................62

AllT ones.......................................................63

RingAlertTypeSelection..................................63

EscalatingAlarmT oneVolume...........................64

CallLogFeatures..................................................64

ViewingRecentCalls.......................................64

MissedCallScreen..........................................65

StoringanAliasfromaCallList..........................65

DeletingaCallfromaCallList...........................65

ViewingDetailsfromaCallList..........................66

CallAlertOperation...............................................66

ReceivingandRespondingtoaCallAlert.............66

MakingaCallAlertfromtheContactList..............66

MakingaCallAlertwiththeOneTouchAccess

Button...........................................................67

EmergencyOperation............................................67

ReceivinganEmergencyAlarm.........................68

RespondingtoanEmergencyAlarm...................69

SendinganEmergencyAlarm............................69

SendinganEmergencyAlarmwithCall...............70

SendinganEmergencyAlarmwithV oiceto

Follow..........................................................70

ReinitiatinganEmergencyMode........................71

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ExitingEmergencyMode..................................72

TextMessageFeatures..........................................72

WritingandSendingaTextMessage...................72

SendingaQuickT extMessage..........................73

SendingaQuickT extMessage..........................75

AccessingtheDraftsFolder...............................75

ManagingFail-to-SendT extMessages................77

ManagingSentT extMessages..........................79

ReceivingaT extMessage................................82

ManagingReceivedT extMessages....................83

JobTickets..........................................................86

AccessingtheJobTicketFolder.........................87

RespondingtotheJobTicket.............................88

DeletingaJobTicket........................................89

Privacy................................................................90

CovertMode........................................................91

EnteringCovertMode......................................91

ExitingCovertMode........................................91

DualT oneMultiFrequency(DTMF)...........................92

Multi-SiteControls.................................................92

StartinganAutomaticSiteSearch......................92

StoppinganAutomaticSiteSearch.....................93

StartingaManualSiteSearch............................94

Security...............................................................95

RadioDisable.................................................95

RadioEnable.................................................96

LoneWorker........................................................97

PasswordLockFeatures........................................97

AccessingtheRadiofromPassword...................97

UnlockingtheRadiofromLockedState...............98

TurningthePasswordLockOnorOff..................99

ChangingthePassword....................................99

BluetoothOperation..............................................100

TurningBluetoothOnandOff...........................100

FindingandConnectingtoaBluetooth

Device.........................................................101

FindingandConnectingfromaBluetoothDevice

(DiscoverableMode).......................................101

DisconnectingfromaBluetoothDevice...............102

SwitchingAudioRoute....................................102

ViewingDeviceDetails....................................102

EditingDeviceName......................................103

DeletingDeviceName.....................................103

BluetoothMicGain.........................................104

NoticationList....................................................104

AccessingtheNoticationList...........................104

Over-the-Air-Programming(OTAP)..........................105

Utilities...............................................................105

LockingandUnlockingtheKeypad....................105

TurningKeypadT onesOnorOff.......................106

TurningtheOptionBoardFeature(s)Onor

Off...............................................................106

IdentifyingCableType.....................................106

TurningtheV oiceOperatingTransmission(VOX)

FeatureOnorOff...........................................107

ControllingtheDisplayBacklight.......................107

TurningtheRadioTones/AlertsOnorOff............108

SettingtheT oneAlertVolumeOffsetLevel...........108

TurningtheT alkPermitT oneOnorOff...............109

SettingtheT extMessageAlertTone..................109

ChangingtheDisplayMode..............................110

AdjustingtheDisplayBrightness.......................11 1

WallpaperMode.............................................112

ScreenSaverMode........................................112

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AudioAccessory............................................113

AutoKeypadLock..........................................1 13

Language.....................................................113

TurningtheLEDIndicatorOnorOff...................114

VoiceAnnouncement......................................114

DigitalMicAGC(MicAGC-D)...........................115

IntelligentAudio.............................................1 15

TurningtheAcousticFeedbackSuppressor

FeatureOnorOff...........................................1 17

TextEntryConguration..................................118

AccessingGeneralRadioInformation.................123

RSSIValues..................................................125

Accessories..............................................................126

Antennas............................................................126

AudioAccessories................................................126

Batteries.............................................................126

Bluetooth............................................................126

Cables...............................................................127

CarryDevices......................................................127

Chargers............................................................127

MiscellaneousAccessories....................................127

BatteriesandChargersWarranty...................................128

TheWorkmanshipWarranty...................................128

TheCapacityWarranty..........................................128

LimitedWarranty........................................................128

MOTOROLACOMMUNICA TIONPRODUCTS...........128

I.WHATTHISWARRANTYCOVERSANDFOR

HOWLONG:.......................................................128

II.GENERALPROVISIONS:..................................129

III.STATELAWRIGHTS:.......................................129

IV.HOWTOGETWARRANTYSERVICE:................129

V.WHATTHISWARRANTYDOESNOT

COVER:.............................................................130

VI.PATENTANDSOFTWAREPROVISIONS:...........130

VII.GOVERNINGLAW:.........................................131

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Notes

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ImportantSafetyInformation

RFEnergyExposureandProductSafetyGuide forPortableTwo-WayRadios

ATTENTION!

ThisradioisrestrictedtoOccupationaluseonly.Before

usingtheradio,readtheRFEnergyExposureandProduct SafetyGuideforPortableTwo-WayRadioswhichcontains importantoperatinginstructionsforsafeusageandRF energyawarenessandcontrolforCompliancewithapplicable standardsandRegulations.

ForalistofMotorola-approvedantennas,batteries,andother accessories,visitthefollowingwebsite:

http://www.motorolasolutions.com

Anymodicationtothisdevice,notexpresslyauthorizedby Motorola,mayvoidtheuser’sauthoritytooperatethisdevice.

UnderIndustryCanadaregulations,thisradiotransmittermay onlyoperateusinganantennaofatypeandmaximum(or lesser)gainapprovedforthetransmitterbyIndustryCanada.To reducepotentialradiointerferencetootherusers,theantenna typeanditsgainshouldbesochosenthattheequivalent isotropicallyradiatedpower(e.i.r.p.)isnotmorethanthat necessaryforsuccessfulcommunication.

ThisradiotransmitterhasbeenapprovedbyIndustryCanada tooperatewithMotorola-approvedantennawiththemaximum

permissiblegainandrequiredantennaimpedanceforeach antennatypeindicated.Antennatypesnotincludedinthislist, havingagaingreaterthanthemaximumgainindicatedforthat type,arestrictlyprohibitedforusewiththisdevice.

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Informations importantes sur la sécurité

Exposition aux radiofréque nces et sécurité d u produit pour radios bidirectionnelles portatives

ATTENTION!

Cette radio ne doit être utilisée qu'à des fins professionnelles. Avant d'utiliser la radio, lisez le guide Exposition aux radiofréquences et sécurité du produit pour radios bidirectionnelles portatives, qui contient d'importantes instructions de fonctionnement pour une utilisation sécuritaire et des informations sur l'exposition aux fréquences radioélectriques afin d'assurer la conformité aux normes et règlements applicables.

Pour obtenir une liste d'antennes et d'autres accessoires approuvés par Motorola, consultez le site Web:

http://www.motorolasolutions.com

Selon la règlementation d'Industrie Canada, cet émetteur radio ne peut être utilisé qu'avec une antenne dont le type et le gain maximal (ou minimal) sont approuvés par Industrie Canada pour cet émetteur. Afin de limiter les interférences radio pour les autres utilisateurs, le type et le gain de l'antenne doivent être choisis de façon à ce que la puissance isotrope rayonnée équivalente (P.I.R.E.) ne soit pas plus forte qu'il ne le faut pour établir la communication.

Le présent émetteur a été approuvé par Industrie Canada pour fonctionner avec les types d'antenne agréés par Motorola et ayant un gain admissible maximal ainsi que l'impédance requise pour chaque type d'antenne indiqué.

Les types d'antenne non inclus, dont le gain est supérieur au gain maximal indiqué, sont strictement interdits pour l'exploitation de l'émetteur.

Informations importantes sur la sécurité

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SoftwareVersion

Allthefeaturesdescribedinthefollowingsectionsare supportedbytheradio'ssoftwareversionR02.06.20orlater.

SeeCheckingtheFirmwareVersionandCodeplugVersion onpage124todetermineyourradio'ssoftwareversion.

Checkwithyourdealerorsystemadministratorformoredetails ofallthefeaturessupported.

SoftwareVersion

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ComputerSoftwareCopyrights

TheMotorolaproductsdescribedinthismanualmay includecopyrightedMotorolacomputerprogramsstoredin semiconductormemoriesorothermedia.LawsintheUnited StatesandothercountriespreserveforMotorolacertain exclusiverightsforcopyrightedcomputerprogramsincluding, butnotlimitedto,theexclusiverighttocopyorreproducein anyformthecopyrightedcomputerprogram.Accordingly,any copyrightedMotorolacomputerprogramscontainedinthe Motorolaproductsdescribedinthismanualmaynotbecopied, reproduced,modied,reverse-engineered,ordistributedinany mannerwithouttheexpresswrittenpermissionofMotorola. Furthermore,thepurchaseofMotorolaproductsshallnotbe deemedtogranteitherdirectlyorbyimplication,estoppel,or otherwise,anylicenseunderthecopyrights,patentsorpatent applicationsofMotorola,exceptforthenormalnon-exclusive licensetousethatarisesbyoperationoflawinthesaleof aproduct.

TheAMBE+2™voicecodingT echnologyembodiedinthis productisprotectedbyintellectualpropertyrightsincluding patentrights,copyrightsandtradesecretsofDigitalVoice Systems,Inc.

ThisvoicecodingTechnologyislicensedsolelyforusewithin thisCommunicationsEquipment.TheuserofthisTechnology isexplicitlyprohibitedfromattemptingtodecompile,reverse engineer,ordisassembletheObjectCode,orinanyotherway converttheObjectCodeintoahuman-readableform.

U.S.Pat.Nos.#5,870,405,#5,826,222,#5,754,974, #5,701,390,#5,715,365,#5,649,050,#5,630,011,#5,581,656, #5,517,511,#5,491,772,#5,247,579,#5,226,084and #5,195,166.

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HandlingPrecautions

TheMOTOTRBOSeriesDigitalPortableradiomeetsIP54 specications,allowingtheradiotowithstandadverseeld conditionssuchasbeingexposedtowaterordust.

•Keepyourradiocleanandexposuretowatershouldbe

avoidedtohelpensureproperfunctionalityandperformance.

•Tocleantheexteriorsurfacesoftheradio,useadiluted

solutionofmilddishwashingdetergentandfreshwater(i.e. oneteaspoonofdetergenttoonegallonofwater).

•Thesesurfacesshouldbecleanedwheneveraperiodicvisual

inspectionrevealsthepresenceofsmudges,grease,and/or grime.

Theeffectsofcertainchemicalsandtheir vaporscanhaveharmfulresultsoncertain plastics.Avoidusingaerosolsprays,tuner cleanersandotherchemicals.

HandlingPrecautions

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RFEnergyExposureandProduct SafetyGuidelinesandInstructions

Formoredetailedproperusageinstructions,warningsand cautions,refertotheRFEnergyExposureandProductSafety GuideforPortableTwo-WayRadiosbooklet.

•ToensureacomfortableaudiolevelandcompliancewithRF

energyexposurelimits,donotholdtheradioagainsttheear

oralongsidethehead.

•UseonlyinfrontofthefaceorwithMotorolaSolutions

approvedaudioaccessoriesandcarrycasestoensure

compliancewithRFenergyexposurelimits.

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Notes

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GettingStarted

WhatYourDealer/SystemAdministrator

CanTellYou

Thefollowingtopicsarecovered:

♦HowtoUseThisGuide................................................8

♦WhatY ourDealer/SystemAdministratorCanTell

You..........................................................................8

HowtoUseThisGuide

ThisUserGuidecoversthebasicoperationoftheMOTOTRBO Portables.

However,yourdealerorsystemadministratormayhave customizedyourradioforyourspecicneeds.Checkwithyour dealerorsystemadministratorformoreinformation.

ForfeaturesthatareavailableinbothconventionalAnalogand Digitalmodes,noiconisshown.

Forfeaturesthatareavailableinaconventionalmulti-sitemode, seeIPSiteConnectonpage19formoreinformation.

Selectedfeaturesarealsoavailableonthesingle-sitetrunking mode,CapacityPlus.SeeCapacityPlusonpage19for moreinformation.

Selectedfeaturesarealsoavailableinthemulti-sitetrunking mode,LinkedCapacityPlus.SeeLinkedCapacityPluson page20formoreinformation.

Youcanconsultyourdealerorsystemadministratoraboutthe following:

•Isyourradioprogrammedwithanypresetconventional

channels?

•Whichbuttonshavebeenprogrammedtoaccessother

features?

•Whatoptionalaccessoriesmaysuityourneeds?

•Whatarethebestradiousagepracticesforeffective

communication?

•Whatmaintenanceprocedureswillhelppromotelongerradio

life?

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PreparingYourRadioforUse

Thefollowingtopicsarecovered:

♦ChargingtheBattery....................................................9

♦AttachingtheBattery.................................................10

♦AttachingtheEarpiece/AudioAccessory........................10

♦PoweringUptheRadio...............................................1 1

♦AdjustingtheVolume..................................................1 1

ChargingtheBattery

YourradioispoweredbyaLithium-Ion(Li-lon)battery.T oavoid damageandcomplywithwarrantyterms,chargethebattery usingaMotorolachargerexactlyasdescribedinthecharger userguide.AllchargerscanchargeonlyMotorolaauthorized batteries.Otherbatteriesmaynotcharge.Itisrecommended yourradioremainspoweredoffwhilecharging.

Chargeanewbattery14to16hoursbeforeinitialuseforbest performance.Priortochargingabatterywiththeradio,itis recommendedtoturntheradiooff.Batterieschargebestat roomtemperature.

PreparingYourRadioforUse

Thebatterychargingiconwillbedisplayeduntiltheuser unplugstheUSBcableortakestheradiooutofthecharger.

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AttachingtheBattery

Battery

Latch

Audio Jack

1Alignthebatterycontactswiththecontactsinsidethe

batterycompartment.Insertthecontactsideofthebattery rst.Gentlypushthebatteryintoplace.

2Toattachbatterycover,alignitinplaceandslidethebattery

latchuntilitsnapsintoplace.Slidebatterylatchintolock position.

AttachingtheEarpiece/AudioAccessory

Theaudiojackislocatedontheantennasideoftheradio.Itis usedtoconnectaccessoriestotheradio.

1LiftuptheapoftheAudioJackcover .Aligntheindicators

onboththeconnectorandhousing,thenpushuntilittsin properly.

2Rotateconnectorclockwiseorcounterclockwisetolock.

3Tounlock,rotateuntiltheindicatorsonboththeconnector

andhousingarealigned.Pullouttheconnectorgentlyto disconnectfromradio.

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Indicators

On/Off

Button

LED

Indicator

AdjustingtheVolume

Volume

Button

Toincreasethevolume,pushtheV olumeButtonup.

Todecreasethevolume,pushthevolumebuttondown.

PreparingYourRadioforUse

PoweringUptheRadio

PresstheOn/Offbuttononthefrontkeypad.Youseea welcomemessageorwelcomeimage.

TheLEDblinksgreen.

Note:Yourradiocanbeprogrammedtohave

aminimumvolumeoffsetwherethe volumelevelcannotbeloweredpastthe programmedminimumvolume.Checkwith yourdealerorsystemadministratorfor moreinformation.

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IdentifyingRadioControls

Thefollowingtopicsarecovered:

♦RadioControls.........................................................12

♦ProgrammableButtons..............................................13

♦Usingthe4-WayNavigationDisc.................................15

♦AccessingtheProgrammedFunctions..........................16

♦UsingtheKeypad.....................................................17

♦Push-T o-T alk(PTT)Button..........................................18

♦IPSiteConnect........................................................19

♦CapacityPlus...........................................................19

♦LinkedCapacityPlus.................................................20

RadioControls

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1.LEDIndicator

2.Push-to-T alk(PTT)Button

3.Display

4.Microphone

5.VolumeButton

6.FrontButtonP1

7.On/OffButton

8.EmergencyButton

9.4–wayNavigationDisc

10.Antenna

11.Speaker

12.FrontButtonP2

13.Back/HomeButton

14.Menu/OKButton

15.Keypad

ProgrammableButtons

Yourdealercanprogramtheprogrammablebuttonsas shortcutstoradiofunctionsorpresetchannels/groups dependingonthedurationofabuttonpress:

•Shortpress–Pressingandreleasingrapidly.

•Longpress–Pressingandholdingfortheprogrammed

duration.

•Holddown–Keepingthebuttonpressed.

Note:

Theprogrammeddurationofabuttonpress isapplicableforallassignableradio/utility functionsorsettings.SeeEmergency Operationonpage67formoreinformation ontheprogrammeddurationofthe Emergencybutton.

AssignableRadioFunctions

Actions—AprogrammablebuttontoaccessaCPS

programmableactionlist.

AudioRouting—T ogglesaudioroutingbetweeninternaland externalspeakers.

Bluetooth®AudioSwitch—Togglesaudioroutingbetween internalradiospeakerandexternalBluetooth-enabled accessory.

Contacts—ProvidesdirectaccesstotheContactslist.

CallAlert—Providesdirectaccesstothecontactslistforyou

toselectacontacttowhomaCallAlertcanbesent.

CallLog—Selectsthecallloglist.

ChannelAnnouncement—Playszoneandchannel

announcementvoicemessagesforthecurrentchannel.

DisplayRadioAlias—Showsradiodisplayname.

IdentifyingRadioControls

Thesebuttonsareprogrammable.

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Emergency—Dependingontheprogramming,initiatesor

cancelsanemergencyalarmorcall.

IntelligentAudio—T ogglesintelligentaudioonoroff.

JobTickets—Allowstheusertoviewandactuponjobtickets.

ManualDial—Dependingontheprogramming,initiatesa

PrivateorPhoneCallbykeyinginanysubscriberIDorphone number.

ManualSiteRoam

—Startsthemanualsitesearch.

MicAGCOn/Off—T ogglestheinternalmicrophoneautomatic gaincontrol(AGC)onoroff.

Monitor—Monitorsaselectedchannelforactivity.

Notications—ProvidesdirectaccesstotheNoticationslist.

NuisanceChannelDelete

—Temporarilyremovesan unwantedchannel,exceptfortheSelectedChannel,fromthe scanlist.TheSelectedChannelreferstotheuser’sselected zone/channelcombinationfromwhichscanisinitiated.

OneTouchAccess—DirectlyinitiatesapredenedPrivate, PhoneorGroupCall,aCallAlertoraQuickT extmessage.

OptionBoardFeature—Togglesoptionboardfeature(s)on oroffforoptionboard-enabledchannels.

PermanentMonitor

—Monitorsaselectedchannelforall

radiotrafcuntilfunctionisdisabled.

Phone—ProvidesdirectaccesstothePhoneContactslist

PowerBatteryIndicator—Displaysthecurrentstatusofthe

batterylevel.

Privacy—Togglesprivacyonoroff.

RadioAliasandID—ProvidesradioaliasandID.

RadioCheck—Determinesifaradioisactiveinasystem.

RadioEnable—Allowsatargetradiotoberemotelyenabled.

RadioDisable—Allowsatargetradiotoberemotelydisabled.

RemoteMonitor—Turnsonthemicrophoneofatargetradio

withoutitgivinganyindicators.

Repeater/Talkaround

—Togglesbetweenusingarepeater

andcommunicatingdirectlywithanotherradio.

RingAlertType—ProvidesdirectaccesstotheRingAlert TypeSetting.

Scan

—Togglesscanonoroff.

SiteInfo—DisplayscurrentLinkedCapacityPlussite nameandID.Playssiteannouncementvoicemessages forthecurrentsite(thisfunctionisunavailablewhenVoice Announcementisdisabled).

SiteLockOn/Off

—T ogglestheautomaticsiteroamonoroff.

TelemetryControl—ControlstheOutputPinonalocalor remoteradio.

NotapplicableinCapacityPlusandLinkedCapacityPlus

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TextMessage—Selectsthetextmessagemenu.

TransmitInterruptRemoteDekey—Stopsthetransmission

ofaremotemonitoredradiowithoutgivinganyindicators,oran ongoinginterruptiblecalltofreethechannel.

Unassigned—Unassignedprogrammablebutton.

VoiceAnnouncementOn/Off—T ogglesvoiceannouncement

onoroff.

VoiceOperatingTransmission(VOX)—T ogglesVOXon oroff.

Zone—Allowsselectionfromalistofzones.

AssignableSettingsorUtilityFunctions

AllTones/Alerts—Togglesalltonesandalertsonoroff.

Brightness—Allowsbrightnesstobesetviathemanual

brightnessmodeorautobrightnesscontrolviatheradio’sphoto sensor.

DisplayMode—T ogglestheday/nightdisplaymodeonoroff.

Wallpaper—Displayedonhomescreen.

,toscrollthroughoptions,increase/decreasevalues,and navigatevertically.

Cate-

gory

MenuVerticalNavigation

ListsVerticalNavigation

View

Details

Nu-

meric

Values

Youcanusethe4-waynavigationdisc, ,asanumber, alias,orfreeformtexteditor.

VerticalNavigation

Increase/Decrease

Direction

Previous/NextItem

IdentifyingRadioControls

Usingthe4-WayNavigationDisc

Youcanusethe4-waynavigationdisc,

The screen.

Press

buttoncanbeusedtochangethechannelsinthehome

toselectyourdesiredchannel.

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AccessingtheProgrammedFunctions

Youcanaccessvariousradiofunctionsthroughoneofthe followingways:

•Ashortorlongpressoftherelevantprogrammablebuttons.

•Usethe4-WayNavigationDiscasfollows:

2Toselectafunctionorenterasub-menu,pressthe

button.

3Togobackonemenulevel,ortoreturntotheprevious

screen,pressthe buttontoreturntotheHomescreen.

Note:Yourradioautomaticallyexitsthemenu

button.Longpressthe

afteraperiodofinactivityandreturnsto yourHomescreen.

1Press

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Scrollbutton(

toaccessthemenu.PresstheappropriateMenu

or )toaccessthemenufunctions.

UsingtheKeypad

Youcanusethe3x4alphanumerickeypadtoaccessyourradio’sfeatures.Y oucanusethekeypadtoentersubscriberaliasesor IDs,andtextmessages.Manycharactersrequirethatyoupressakeymultipletimes.Thenexttableshowsthenumberoftimesa keyneedstobepressedtogeneratetherequiredcharacter .

IdentifyingRadioControls

Key

NumberofTimesKeyisPressed

1234

DEF3

JKL

TUV8

HI4

8910111213

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Key

PTT Button

NumberofTimesKeyisPressed

1234

WXY8

8910111213

ThePTTbuttononthesideoftheradioservestwobasic purposes:

*ordel

#or space

Push-To-Talk(PTT)Button

Note:

Presstoenter“0”andlongpresstoactivatetheCAPSlock.Anotherlongpresstoturnoff theCAPSlock.

Pressduringtextentrytodeletethecharacter.Pressduringnumericentrytoentera“*”.

Pressduringtextentrytoinsertaspace.Pressduringnumericentrytoentera“#”.Long presstochangetextentrymethod.

•Whileacallisinprogress,thePTTbuttonallowstheradioto

transmittootherradiosinthecall.

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PressandholddownPTTbuttontotalk.ReleasethePTT buttontolisten.

ThemicrophoneisactivatedwhenthePTTbuttonispressed.

•Whileacallisnotinprogress,thePTTbuttonisusedto

makeanewcall(seeMakingaRadioCallonpage33).

IftheT alkPermitT one(seeTurningtheTalkPermitToneOn orOffonpage109)isenabled,waituntiltheshortalerttone endsbeforetalking.

Duringacall,iftheChannelFreeIndicationfeatureisenabled onyourradio(programmedbyyourdealer),youwillheara shortalerttonethemomentthetargetradio(theradiothatis receivingyourcall)releasesthePTTbutton,indicatingthe channelisfreeforyoutorespond.

Youwillalsohearacontinuoustalkprohibittone,ifyourcallis interrupted,indicatingthatyoushouldreleasethePTTbutton, forexamplewhentheradioreceivesanEmergencyCall.

IPSiteConnect

Iftheradioissettodothisautomatically ,itscansthroughall availablesiteswhenthesignalfromthecurrentsiteisweakor whentheradioisunabletodetectanysignalfromthecurrent site.ItthenlocksontotherepeaterwiththestrongestReceived SignalStrengthIndicator(RSSI)value.

Inamanualsitesearch,theradiosearchesforthenextsitein theroamlistthatiscurrentlyinrange(butwhichmaynothave thestrongestsignal)andlocksontoit.

Note:

Channelswiththisfeatureenabledcanbeaddedtoaparticular roamlist.Theradiosearchesthechannel(s)intheroamlist duringtheautomaticroamoperationtolocatethebestsite.

Aroamlistsupportsamaximumof16channels(includingthe SelectedChannel).

Note:Youcannotmanuallyaddordeleteanentry

EachchannelcanonlyhaveeitherScanor Roamenabled,notbothatthesametime.

totheroamlist.Checkwithyourdealeror systemadministratorformoreinformation.

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Thisfeatureallowsyourradiotoextendconventional communicationbeyondthereachofasinglesite,byconnecting todifferentavailablesiteswhichareconnectedviaanInternet Protocol(IP)network.

Whentheradiomovesoutofrangefromonesiteandinto therangeofanother,itconnectstothenewsite'srepeaterto sendorreceivecalls/datatransmissions.Dependingonyour settings,thisisdoneautomaticallyormanually.

CapacityPlus

CapacityPlusisasingle-sitetrunkingcongurationofthe MOTOTRBOradiosystem,whichusesapoolofchannelsto supporthundredsofusersandupto254Groups.Thisfeature allowsyourradiotoefcientlyutilizetheavailablenumberof programmedchannelswhileinRepeaterMode.

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Youhearanegativeindicatortoneifyoutrytoaccessafeature notapplicabletoCapacityPlusviaaprogrammablebutton press.

Yourradioalsohasfeaturesthatareavailableinconventional digitalmode,IPSiteConnect,CapacityPlusandLinked CapacityPlus.However,theminordifferencesinthewayeach featureworksdoesNOTaffecttheperformanceofyourradio.

Checkwithyourdealerorsystemadministratorformore informationonthisconguration.

whentheradioisunabletodetectanysignalfromthecurrent site.ItthenlocksontotherepeaterwiththestrongestReceived SignalStrengthIndicator(RSSI)value.

Inamanualsitesearch,theradiosearchesforthenextsitein theroamlistthatiscurrentlyinrange(butwhichmaynothave thestrongestsignal)andlocksontoit.

AnychannelwithLinkedCapacityPlusenabledcanbeadded toaparticularroamlist.Theradiosearchesthesechannels duringtheautomaticroamoperationtolocatethebestsite.

LinkedCapacityPlus

LinkedCapacityPlusisamulti-sitemulti-channeltrunking congurationoftheMOTOTRBOradiosystem,combiningthe bestofbothCapacityPlusandIPSiteConnectcongurations.

LinkedCapacityPlusallowsyourradiotoextendtrunking communicationbeyondthereachofasinglesite,byconnecting todifferentavailablesiteswhichareconnectedviaanInternet Protocol(IP)network.Italsoprovidesanincreaseincapacity byefcientlyutilizingthecombinedavailablenumberof programmedchannelssupportedbyeachoftheavailablesites.

Whentheradiomovesoutofrangefromonesiteandinto therangeofanother,itconnectstothenewsite'srepeaterto sendorreceivecalls/datatransmissions.Dependingonyour settings,thisisdoneautomaticallyormanually.

Iftheradioissettodothisautomatically ,itscansthroughall availablesiteswhenthesignalfromthecurrentsiteisweakor

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Note:Youcannotmanuallyaddordeleteanentry

totheroamlist.Checkwithyourdealeror systemadministratorformoreinformation.

SimilartoCapacityPlus,iconsoffeaturesnotapplicableto LinkedCapacityPlusarenotavailableinthemenu.Y ouhear anegativeindicatortoneifyoutrytoaccessafeaturenot applicabletoLinkedCapacityPlusviaaprogrammablebutton press.

Checkwithyourdealerorsystemadministratorformore informationonthisconguration.

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IdentifyingStatusIndicators

Thefollowingtopicsarecovered:

♦DisplayIcons...........................................................21

♦CallIcons................................................................23

♦UtilitiesIcons...........................................................24

♦MiniNoticeIcons......................................................24

♦SentItemIcons.......................................................24

♦JobTicketsIcons......................................................25

♦LEDIndicator...........................................................25

♦AudioT ones.............................................................26

♦IndicatorT ones.........................................................27

DisplayIcons

Yourradiohasa2inchlandscapedisplaywithQVGA(Quarter VideoGraphicsArray)16-bitcolorresolution.

Thefollowingareiconsthatappearontheradio’sdisplay .Icons aredisplayedarrangedleft-mostinorderofappearance/usage.

ReceivedSignalStrengthIndicator(RSSI)

Thenumberofbarsdisplayedrepresentsthe radiosignalstrength.Fourbarsindicatethe strongestsignal.Thisiconisonlydisplayed whilereceiving.

Monitor

Selectedchannelisbeingmonitored.

BluetoothNotConnected

TheBluetoothfeatureisenabledbutthereisno remoteBluetoothdeviceconnected.

BluetoothConnected

TheBluetoothfeatureisenabled.Theicon stayslitwhenaremoteBluetoothdeviceis connected.

BluetoothDiscoverable

TheBluetoothfeatureisenabledandradiois indiscoverablemode.

HighVolumeData

Radioisreceivinghighvolumedataand channelisbusy .

JobTicketNotication

NoticationListhasitemstoreview.

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