Motorola MTM800 FuG, MTM800 FuG ET Feature User Manual

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Mobile Release 10.6.3c, 10.6.5a

MTM800 FuG / MTM800 FuG ET

FEATURE USER GUIDE AUSFÜHRLICHE BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG

April 2013

*68015000552*

68015000552-G

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1GeneralInformation...................................................................................................................................1-1

1.1SafetyInformation............................................................................................................................1-1

1.2Copyrights.......................................................................................................................................1-1

1.3IconConventions..............................................................................................................................1-2

1.4UsingthisGuide...............................................................................................................................1-3

2GettingStarted..........................................................................................................................................2-1

2.1ProductTechnicalInformation............................................................................................................2-1

2.2ControlsandIndicators......................................................................................................................2-2

2.3Display...........................................................................................................................................2-9

2.3.1DisplayOrientation................................................................................................................2-10

2.4StatusIcons...................................................................................................................................2-10

2.5PoweringOntheRadio....................................................................................................................2-14

2.6PINCodeAuthentication.................................................................................................................2-14

2.6.1UnblockingYourRadio..........................................................................................................2-15

2.7Locking/UnlockingtheKeys/Buttons.................................................................................................2-15

2.8EnteringTMO/DMOMode.............................................................................................................2-16

2.9TransmitInhibitMode.....................................................................................................................2-16

2.10SelectingaTalkgroup....................................................................................................................2-17

2.11UsingTimedTalkgroupChange.......................................................................................................2-17

2.12ActivatingTalkgroupScanning........................................................................................................2-18

2.13BroadcastCall..............................................................................................................................2-19

2.14AmbienceListening(AL)Call.........................................................................................................2-19

2.15One-TouchButtonFeature..............................................................................................................2-19

2.16TerminalTemporaryDisable/Enable.................................................................................................2-20

2.17TerminalPermanentDisable............................................................................................................2-20

2.18DuringtheCall.............................................................................................................................2-21

2.19WritingText.................................................................................................................................2-21

2.19.1SelectingTextEntryMode.....................................................................................................2-21

2.19.2SelectingTextEntryMethodandLanguage..............................................................................2-21

2.19.3TextEntryIcons..................................................................................................................2-22

2.19.4KeysUsage........................................................................................................................2-22

2.19.5WritinginiTAPAlphanumeric...............................................................................................2-24

2.19.6WritinginTAPAlphanumeric................................................................................................2-25

2.19.7WordLocking.....................................................................................................................2-26

2.19.8AddingWordstotheDictionary..............................................................................................2-26

2.20HomeDisplayTextMessage...........................................................................................................2-27

3Modes.....................................................................................................................................................3-1

3.1UsingNetworks................................................................................................................................3-1

3.2TrunkedModeOperation...................................................................................................................3-1

3.2.1EnteringTMOMode................................................................................................................3-2

3.2.2SelectingaTalkgroup...............................................................................................................3-2

3.2.3MakingaGroupCallinTMO....................................................................................................3-3

3.2.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle...................................................................................................3-3

3.2.5ReceivingaGroupCallduringanOngoingGroupCall...................................................................3-3

3.2.6DynamicGroupNumberAssignment(DGNA).............................................................................3-4

3.2.7DGNAReception....................................................................................................................3-4

3.2.8DGNAAutoSelectGroup.........................................................................................................3-4

3.2.9ViewingDGNATalkgroups.......................................................................................................3-4

3.2.10BroadcastCallInitiatedbyUser................................................................................................3-4

3.2.11InitializingBroadcastCall.......................................................................................................3-5

3.2.12PhoneandPABXCalls...........................................................................................................3-5

3.2.13PrivateCall...........................................................................................................................3-5

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3.2.14MakingaPrivateCall.............................................................................................................3-6

3.2.15AssistanceCall......................................................................................................................3-6

3.2.16CallModication...................................................................................................................3-7

3.2.17Enabling/DisablingSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption..................................................................3-7

3.3LocalSiteTrunking...........................................................................................................................3-8

3.3.1EnteringLocalSiteTrunking.....................................................................................................3-8

3.3.2ExitingLocalSiteTrunking.......................................................................................................3-8

3.4DirectModeOperation......................................................................................................................3-9

3.4.1EnteringDMOMode...............................................................................................................3-9

3.4.2SelectingaTalkgroup...............................................................................................................3-9

3.4.3MakingaGroupCallinDMO..................................................................................................3-10

3.4.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle.................................................................................................3-10

3.4.5PrivateCall..........................................................................................................................3-10

3.4.6MakingaPrivateCall.............................................................................................................3-11

3.4.7PrivateCallWithPresenceCheck.............................................................................................3-11

3.4.8TalkgroupforIndividualCalls..................................................................................................3-12

3.4.9CommunicationthroughRepeater.............................................................................................3-12

3.4.10CommunicationthroughGateway...........................................................................................3-12

3.4.11SelectingDMOGroupCallOptions........................................................................................3-13

3.5TransmitInhibitMode.....................................................................................................................3-14

3.6EmergencyMode............................................................................................................................3-15

3.6.1EmergencyGroupCall...........................................................................................................3-15

3.6.2EmergencyPrivateCall..........................................................................................................3-16

3.6.3EmergencyMS-ISDNCall......................................................................................................3-16

3.6.4EmergencyAlarm..................................................................................................................3-16

3.6.5HotMicrophone....................................................................................................................3-17

3.6.6AlternatingHotMicrophone....................................................................................................3-17

3.6.7EnteringEmergencyMode......................................................................................................3-18

3.6.8EmergencyModebyDialing...................................................................................................3-18

3.6.9ExitingEmergencyMode........................................................................................................3-18

3.6.10MakinganEmergencyGroupCall..........................................................................................3-19

3.6.11ReceivinganEmergencyGroupCall.......................................................................................3-19

3.6.12DisasterAlertCall................................................................................................................3-19

3.6.13InitializingDisasterAlertCall................................................................................................3-20

3.6.14SilentEmergencyMode........................................................................................................3-20

3.7RepeaterMode...............................................................................................................................3-21

3.7.1EnteringRepeaterMode.........................................................................................................3-21

3.7.2SettingMonitorOption...........................................................................................................3-22

3.7.3EncryptioninRepeaterMode...................................................................................................3-22

3.8GatewayMode...............................................................................................................................3-22

3.8.1EnteringGatewayMode.........................................................................................................3-23

3.8.2StandbyMode.......................................................................................................................3-23

3.8.3ForwardingaGroupCall.........................................................................................................3-23

3.8.4SettingMonitorOption...........................................................................................................3-24

3.8.5EmergencyCallsinGatewayMode...........................................................................................3-24

3.8.6EncryptioninGatewayMode...................................................................................................3-24

4GPSLocationService.................................................................................................................................4-1

4.1EnhancingGPSPerformance..............................................................................................................4-2

4.2EnablingGPS..................................................................................................................................4-3

4.3GPSIcon........................................................................................................................................4-3

4.4GPSDifferentLocationDisplays.........................................................................................................4-3

4.5ViewingY ourPosition.......................................................................................................................4-4

4.6GPS—ThingstoKeepinMind..........................................................................................................4-4

5MainMenu...............................................................................................................................................5-1

5.1ScrollingthroughtheMenu................................................................................................................5-1

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5.2MenuIcons......................................................................................................................................5-1

5.3MenuStructure.................................................................................................................................5-2

5.4Messages........................................................................................................................................5-6

5.4.1NewMessage.........................................................................................................................5-6

5.4.1.1SendingaMessagetoPrivate/Phone.....................................................................................5-7

5.4.1.2SendingaMessagetoGroup...............................................................................................5-7

5.4.1.3SendingaStoreandForwardMessage..................................................................................5-7

5.4.1.4DeliveryReport................................................................................................................5-8

5.4.1.5ConguringDeliveryReport...............................................................................................5-9

5.4.2Inbox....................................................................................................................................5-9

5.4.2.1EnteringtheInbox.............................................................................................................5-9

5.4.2.2ReceivingNewMessage..................................................................................................5-10

5.4.2.3UsingSubmenuinInboxandOutbox..................................................................................5-10

5.4.2.4EmbeddedNumber.........................................................................................................5-10

5.4.2.5StoringaNumberfromaMessage.....................................................................................5-11

5.4.2.6CallingaNumberinaMessage.........................................................................................5-11

5.4.2.7MakingaGroupCallonaTalkgroupoftheMessageOriginator..............................................5-12

5.4.2.8ImmediateMessage.........................................................................................................5-12

5.4.3Outbox................................................................................................................................5-13

5.4.4COBox...............................................................................................................................5-13

5.4.5Templates.............................................................................................................................5-13

5.4.5.1SendingaUser-DenedTemplate......................................................................................5-14

5.4.5.2SettingUser-DenedTemplates.........................................................................................5-14

5.4.6PredenedTemplates.............................................................................................................5-14

5.4.6.1ViewingPredenedTemplates...........................................................................................5-14

5.4.6.2SendingPredenedTemplates...........................................................................................5-15

5.4.7SendStatus...........................................................................................................................5-15

5.4.7.1ViewingaStatusMessageNumber.....................................................................................5-15

5.4.7.2SendingaStatusMessagetoaGroup..................................................................................5-15

5.4.7.3TargetedStatus...............................................................................................................5-16

5.4.7.4SendingaTargetedStatusMessage....................................................................................5-17

5.5Contacts........................................................................................................................................5-17

5.5.1CreatingaContact.................................................................................................................5-18

5.5.2EditingaContact...................................................................................................................5-19

5.5.3DeletingaNumber.................................................................................................................5-19

5.5.4DeletingaContact.................................................................................................................5-20

5.5.5CheckingCapacity.................................................................................................................5-20

5.5.6DialingthroughtheContactList...............................................................................................5-21

5.6Security........................................................................................................................................5-21

5.6.1KeylockSetup......................................................................................................................5-21

5.6.1.1KeypadLockNotication.................................................................................................5-22

5.6.1.2SettingAutomaticKeylockDelay......................................................................................5-22

5.6.1.3SettingKeylockonStartup...............................................................................................5-22

5.6.2AirEncryption......................................................................................................................5-22

5.6.2.1ViewingAirEncryptionState............................................................................................5-23

5.6.2.2AirEncryptionKeyDeletion.............................................................................................5-23

5.6.3KValidity............................................................................................................................5-23

5.6.3.1VerifyingKValidity........................................................................................................5-24

5.6.4TMSCKValidity...................................................................................................................5-24

5.6.4.1VerifyingTMSCKValidity...............................................................................................5-24

5.6.5DMSCKValidity...................................................................................................................5-24

5.6.5.1VerifyingDMSCKValidity...............................................................................................5-25

5.6.6DMOSCK...........................................................................................................................5-25

5.6.6.1ChangingDMOSCK.......................................................................................................5-26

5.6.7CovertMode........................................................................................................................5-26

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5.6.7.1ActivatingCovertMode...................................................................................................5-27

5.7Setup............................................................................................................................................5-27

5.7.1RingStyle............................................................................................................................5-27

5.7.1.1SettingRingStyle...........................................................................................................5-28

5.7.2SetVolume...........................................................................................................................5-28

5.7.2.1SettingVolume...............................................................................................................5-29

5.7.3Language.............................................................................................................................5-29

5.7.3.1SettingLanguage............................................................................................................5-30

5.7.4DataSetup...........................................................................................................................5-30

5.7.4.1SettingDataFunction......................................................................................................5-30

5.7.5Audio..................................................................................................................................5-30

5.7.5.1VolumeAdjustmentMode................................................................................................5-31

5.7.5.2SettingVolumeAdjustmentMode......................................................................................5-31

5.7.6Tones..................................................................................................................................5-31

5.7.6.1KeypadTone..................................................................................................................5-31

5.7.6.2SettingKeypadTone.......................................................................................................5-32

5.7.6.3AllTones......................................................................................................................5-32

5.7.6.4SettingAllTones............................................................................................................5-32

5.7.6.5TalkPermit....................................................................................................................5-32

5.7.6.6SettingTalkPermit..........................................................................................................5-33

5.7.6.7CleartoSend.................................................................................................................5-33

5.7.6.8SettingCleartoSend.......................................................................................................5-33

5.7.6.9PeriodicAlert.................................................................................................................5-33

5.7.6.10SettingPeriodicAlert.....................................................................................................5-34

5.7.6.11D-PTTTones................................................................................................................5-34

5.7.6.12SettingD-PTTTones.....................................................................................................5-34

5.7.7Display................................................................................................................................5-34

5.7.7.1SettingFontLevel...........................................................................................................5-35

5.7.7.2SettingLargeIdleFont.....................................................................................................5-35

5.7.7.3SettingScreenSaver........................................................................................................5-36

5.7.7.4SettingBacklight............................................................................................................5-36

5.7.7.5SettingWallpaper............................................................................................................5-37

5.7.8TimeandDate......................................................................................................................5-37

5.7.8.1SettingTimeandDateontheDisplay.................................................................................5-38

5.7.8.2SettingTimeFormat........................................................................................................5-38

5.7.8.3SettingTimeManually.....................................................................................................5-38

5.7.8.4SettingDateFormat........................................................................................................5-39

5.7.8.5SettingDateManually.....................................................................................................5-39

5.7.8.6SettingTimeOffset.........................................................................................................5-40

5.7.8.7SettingAutomaticUpdatefortheTimeandDate..................................................................5-40

5.7.9ActiveAccry(Accessory)Type................................................................................................5-40

5.7.9.1SelectingActiveAccry(Accessory)Type............................................................................5-40

5.7.10VolumeCntrl(Control).........................................................................................................5-41

5.7.10.1SettingVolumeCntrl(Control)........................................................................................5-41

5.7.11Accry(Accessory)Setup.......................................................................................................5-41

5.7.11.1ConguringControlHeadAccessories..............................................................................5-42

5.7.11.2ConguringTransceiverAccessories.................................................................................5-42

5.7.12BookOn............................................................................................................................5-43

5.7.12.1EditingBookOnSettings...............................................................................................5-43

5.7.13RotaryKnob.......................................................................................................................5-43

5.7.13.1SettingRotaryKnobMode..............................................................................................5-44

5.7.13.2SettingRotaryLock.......................................................................................................5-44

5.7.13.3SettingInKeypadLock..................................................................................................5-44

5.7.13.4SettingRotaryKnobWrapAround...................................................................................5-45

5.7.13.5SettingRotaryKnobScrollRange....................................................................................5-45

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5.7.13.6SettingRotaryKnobTalkgroupSelection...........................................................................5-46

5.8GroupSetup..................................................................................................................................5-46

5.8.1Scan....................................................................................................................................5-46

5.8.1.1ActivatingTalkgroupScanning..........................................................................................5-46

5.8.1.2SettingTalkgroupsintheActiveScanList...........................................................................5-47

5.8.1.3SettingScanLists...........................................................................................................5-47

5.8.1.4EditingScanLists...........................................................................................................5-48

5.8.2MyGroups...........................................................................................................................5-48

5.8.2.1AddingFavoriteFolder....................................................................................................5-48

5.8.2.2AddingaTalkgrouptoaFavoriteFolder.............................................................................5-49

5.8.2.3EditingMyFolderList.....................................................................................................5-49

5.8.2.4DeletingaTalkgroupfromtheFavoriteFolder......................................................................5-50

5.9MyInfo........................................................................................................................................5-50

5.9.1Viewing/ModifyingPersonalInformation...................................................................................5-51

5.10RecentCalls.................................................................................................................................5-51

5.10.1ViewingRecentCalls...........................................................................................................5-51

5.10.2CallingfromRecentCalls......................................................................................................5-52

5.10.3StoringRecentCallstoContacts.............................................................................................5-52

5.10.4DeletingRecentCalls...........................................................................................................5-53

5.11Shortcuts.....................................................................................................................................5-53

5.11.1CreatingaMenuShortcut......................................................................................................5-54

5.11.2EditingaMenuShortcutList..................................................................................................5-55

5.12RUI............................................................................................................................................5-55

5.12.1LoggingOn........................................................................................................................5-56

5.12.2LoggingOff........................................................................................................................5-56

5.13Networks.....................................................................................................................................5-56

5.13.1SelectingYourNetwork........................................................................................................5-57

5.13.2UsingtheSelectNetRegistration............................................................................................5-57

5.13.3UsingtheForeignNetworkRegistration...................................................................................5-57

5.13.4UsingAnyNetwork.............................................................................................................5-58

5.13.5UsingtheMigrateToRegistration...........................................................................................5-58

5.13.6SelectingNetworkOperationMode.........................................................................................5-59

5.14Location......................................................................................................................................5-59

5.14.1ViewingY ourPosition..........................................................................................................5-60

5.15PacketData..................................................................................................................................5-60

5.15.1ViewingDataStatistics.........................................................................................................5-61

5.15.2ViewingEncryptionStatus.....................................................................................................5-61

5.16CryptoMenu................................................................................................................................5-61

5.16.1Enabling/DisablingSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption................................................................5-62

5.16.2SettingAlarmTone..............................................................................................................5-62

5.16.3UpdatingEncryptionKeys.....................................................................................................5-62

5.16.4ViewingOPT A....................................................................................................................5-63

5.16.5SettingOPTAFilter..............................................................................................................5-63

5.16.6CryptoRegistration..............................................................................................................5-64

5.16.7AudioSettings.....................................................................................................................5-64

5.16.8DMOEncryption.................................................................................................................5-65

5.16.9SDSEncryptionKeys...........................................................................................................5-65

6Features...................................................................................................................................................6-1

6.1PrivateCall.....................................................................................................................................6-1

6.1.1MakingaPrivateCall...............................................................................................................6-2

6.2One-TouchDial................................................................................................................................6-2

6.3TalkgroupDialingbyIndex................................................................................................................6-2

6.3.1ViewingTalkgroupSpeedNumber..............................................................................................6-3

6.3.2SelectingTalkgroupbyIndex.....................................................................................................6-3

6.4PhoneandPABXCalls......................................................................................................................6-3

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6.4.1MakingaPhoneorPABXCall...................................................................................................6-4

6.5Phone/PABXSpeedDial....................................................................................................................6-4

6.5.1UsingPhone/PABXSpeedDial..................................................................................................6-4

6.6MS-ISDN........................................................................................................................................6-4

6.7DTMFOverdial................................................................................................................................6-4

6.8ShortNumberDial............................................................................................................................6-5

6.9DualControlHead............................................................................................................................6-5

6.9.1InteractionsbetweenControlHeads............................................................................................6-5

6.9.2DualControlHeadLink............................................................................................................6-6

6.9.3AudioAccessories...................................................................................................................6-6

6.9.4TransmissionMonitor...............................................................................................................6-6

6.10SIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption......................................................................................................6-7

6.11RUA/RUI......................................................................................................................................6-7

6.12Call-Out........................................................................................................................................6-8

6.12.1TypesofCall-OutAlerts.........................................................................................................6-8

6.12.2Call-OutModesInteraction......................................................................................................6-9

6.12.3Call-OutServicePhases..........................................................................................................6-9

AppendixATones.......................................................................................................................................A-1

AppendixBLEDIndications.........................................................................................................................B-1

AppendixCTroubleshooting.........................................................................................................................C-1

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ListofFigures

Figure3-1TrunkedModeOperation............................................................................................................3-2

Figure3-2DirectModeOperation...............................................................................................................3-9

Figure3-3RepeaterModeOperation.........................................................................................................3-21

Figure3-4GatewayModeOperation.........................................................................................................3-23

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ListofTables

Table1-1SpecialNotations......................................................................................................................1-3

Table2-1ProductTechnicalInformation.....................................................................................................2-1

Table2-2ControlsandIndicators—RemoteEthernetControlHead(RECH)....................................................2-3

Table2-3ControlsandIndicators—TelephoneStyleControlHead(TSCH)......................................................2-6

Table2-4ControlsandIndicators—Cradle.................................................................................................2-8

Table2-5Display...................................................................................................................................2-9

Table2-6ColorsoftheSOFTKeys..........................................................................................................2-10

Table2-7StatusIcons............................................................................................................................2-10

Table2-8One-TouchButtonFeatures.......................................................................................................2-19

Table2-9DuringtheCall.......................................................................................................................2-21

Table2-10TextEntryScreenIcons............................................................................................................2-22

Table2-11KeysUsage............................................................................................................................2-23

Table2-12OtherKeys.............................................................................................................................2-23

Table4-1DifferentLocationDisplays........................................................................................................4-3

Table5-1MenuIcons..............................................................................................................................5-1

Table5-2MenuStructure.........................................................................................................................5-2

Table5-3InboxIcons..............................................................................................................................5-9

Table5-4OutboxIcons..........................................................................................................................5-13

Table5-5ContactTypes.........................................................................................................................5-17

Table6-1RadiosInteractions....................................................................................................................6-7

TableA-1RadioTones............................................................................................................................A-1

TableB-1LEDIndications.......................................................................................................................B-1

TableC-1DisplayedMessages..................................................................................................................C-1

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1GeneralInformation

1.1SafetyInformation

1.2Copyrights

Beforeusingtheseproducts,readtheoperatinginstructionsforsafeusagecontainedintheProduct SafetyandRFExposurebooklet6804113J25forAPAC&LACRand6866537D37forEMEA.

YourradioisrestrictedtooccupationaluseonlytosatisfyICNIRPRFenergyexposurerequirements.Beforeusing theproducts,readtheRFenergyawarenessinformationandoperatinginstructionsintheProductSafetyandRF ExposurebooklettoensurecompliancewithRFenergyexposurelimits.

KeepthisUserGuideandtheProductSafetyandRFExposurebookletinasafeplaceandmakeitavailabletoother operatorsincasetheaccessoriesarepassedontootherpeople.

TheMotorolaproductsdescribedinthisdocumentmayincludecopyrightedMotorolacomputerprograms.Laws intheUnitedStatesandothercountriespreserveforMotorolacertainexclusiverightsforcopyrightedcomputer programs.Accordingly,anycopyrightedMotorolacomputerprogramscontainedintheMotorolaproductsdescribed inthisdocumentmaynotbecopiedorreproducedinanymannerwithouttheexpresswrittenpermissionofMotorola.

Nopartofthisdocumentmaybereproduced,transmitted,storedinaretrievalsystem,ortranslatedintoanylanguage orcomputerlanguage,inanyformorbyanymeans,withoutthepriorwrittenpermissionofMotorolaSolutions,Inc.

Furthermore,thepurchaseofMotorolaproductsshallnotbedeemedtogranteitherdirectlyorbyimplication, estoppelorotherwise,anylicenseunderthecopyrights,patentsorpatentapplicationsofMotorola,exceptforthe normalnonexclusive,royalty-freelicensetousethatarisesbyoperationoflawinthesaleofaproduct.

Disclaimer

Pleasenotethatcertainfeatures,facilities,andcapabilitiesdescribedinthisdocumentmaynotbeapplicableto orlicensedforuseonaparticularsystem,ormaybedependentuponthecharacteristicsofaparticularmobile subscriberunitorcongurationofcertainparameters.PleaserefertoyourMotorolacontactforfurtherinformation.

Trademarks

MOTOROLA,MOTO,MOTOROLASOLUTIONS,andtheStylizedMLogoaretrademarksorregistered trademarksofMotorolaTrademarkHoldings,LLCandareusedunderlicense.Allothertrademarksaretheproperty oftheirrespectiveowners.

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EuropeanUnion(EU)WasteofElectricalandElectronicEquipment (WEEE)directive

TheEuropeanUnion'sWEEEdirectiverequiresthatproductssoldintoEUcountriesmusthavethecrossedout

trashbinlabelontheproduct(orthepackageinsomecases).

AsdenedbytheWEEEdirective,thiscross-outtrashbinlabelmeansthatcustomersandend-usersinEUcountries shouldnotdisposeofelectronicandelectricalequipmentoraccessoriesinhouseholdwaste.

Customersorend-usersinEUcountriesshouldcontacttheirlocalequipmentsupplierrepresentativeorservice centreforinformationaboutthewastecollectionsystemintheircountry.

OpenSourceSoftware(OSS)LegalNotices

FordetailsonOSSLegalNoticesvisitMotorolaOnline(emeaonline.motorola.com

)orbrowsetheCPSPlusdisc.

1.3IconConventions

Thedocument's"set"isdesignedtogivethereadermorevisualclues.Thefollowinggraphiciconsareused throughoutthedocumentationset.Theseiconsandtheirassociatedmeaningsaredescribedbelow.

ThesignalwordDANGERwiththeassociatedsafetyiconimpliesinformationthat,ifdisregarded, willresultindeathorseriousinjury.

ThesignalwordWARNINGwiththeassociatedsafetyiconimpliesinformationthat,ifdisregarded, couldresultindeathorseriousinjury,orseriousproductdamage.

ThesignalwordCAUTIONwiththeassociatedsafetyiconimpliesinformationthat,ifdisregarded, mayresultinminorormoderateinjury,orseriousproductdamage.

ThesignalwordCAUTIONmaybeusedwithoutthesafetyicontostatepotentialdamageorinjury thatisnotrelatedtotheproduct.

IMPORT ANTstatementscontaininformationthatiscrucialtothediscussionathand,butisnotCAUTION orWARNING.ThereisnowarninglevelassociatedwiththeIMPORTANTstatement.

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NOTEcontainsinformationmoreimportantthanthesurroundingtext,suchasexceptionsorpreconditions.

SUGGESTION

Theyalsoreferthereaderelsewhereforadditionalinformation,remindthereaderhowtocompletean action(whenitisnotpartofthecurrentprocedure,forinstance),ortellthereaderwheresomethingis locatedonthescreen.Thereisnowarninglevelassociatedwithanote.

SUGGESTIONimpliesarecommendationortipfromMotorolathatdoesnotrequiretobefollowed,but mightbehelpful.ThereisnowarninglevelassociatedwithSUGGESTION.

1.4UsingthisGuide

Thisguidedescribesallavailableradiofeatures.Yourserviceprovidermayhavecustomizedyourradioto optimizeitsuseforyourindividualneeds.Checkwithyouserviceprovidertondoutthedifferencesfromthis guide.Throughoutthetextinthispublication,younoticethefollowingspecialnotationsusedtohighlightcertain informationoritems:

1.4UsingthisGuide

Table1-1SpecialNotations

ExampleDescription

MENUkeyorEMERGENCYbuttonCapitallettersindicatethenameofakeyorbutton.

EnteringTMOtone

PoweringOff

Setup→T ones→AllTones

Italiclettersindicatethenameofthetone.

Boldedwordsindicatethesoftmenuitems,MMI strings,ormessagesdisplayedontheradio.

Boldedwordswiththearrowbetweenindicate navigationstructureinthemenuitems.

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2GettingStarted

Thischaptercontainsbasicinformationonhowtousetheradio.

2.1ProductTechnicalInformation

Table2-1ProductTechnicalInformation

DescriptionValue

MaximumRFPower

MaximumSpeakerLoad10W attsat4Ohms

AntennaImpedance50Ohms

AmbientTemperatureRange

OperatingTimeContinuous/Intermittent

10W atts

-30°Cto+60°C

Iftheradioisinservice,thesurfacetemperaturecanriseupto 70°C.Donottouchthehotsurface.

Thecommunicationsystemdeterminestheradiotransmitandreceivetime(operatingcycletime).During overload,orbeyondthesystemsspecicationsathighambienttemperatures,thethermalcontrolcutsdown theRFpoweroutput,whichreducestheradiocoveragerange.

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2.2ControlsandIndicators

RemoteEthernetControlHead(RECH)

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Table2-2ControlsandIndicators—RemoteEthernetControlHead(RECH)

AnnotationDescription

EMERGENCYbutton

PressandholdEMERGENCYbuttontoenterEmergencyoperation.Bydefault,when yourradioisoff,pressandholdtopoweroninEmergencyMode.

2ROTARYKNOB

•Pressandholdtoturnyourradioon.

•Rotatetosetthevolume.

•Pressandrotatetoselectadifferenttalkgroup.

•PressandholdtheROTARYKNOBtolock/unlockit.Poweringoffalsounlocksa lockedROT ARYKNOB.

3DISPLAY

Providesalphanumerictextandimageswithin65,536colorsand640x480pixelswith backlightingandscalablefonts.

2.2ControlsandIndicators

Beforeusingyourradioforthersttime,removetheplasticlensprotector fromthedisplay.

SOFTkey

PressupperorlowerSOFTkey,toselecttheoptionthatappearsonthescreennexttoit.

ON/OFF/END/HOMEkey

•Pressandholdtoturnon/offyourradio.

•Presstoendcalls.

•Presstoreturntothehomescreen.

NAVIGA TIONkey

Pressup,down,leftorrightNA VIGA TIONkeyforlistscrolling,whilemovingaroundthe menuhierarchy,orforalphanumerictextediting.

Fromthehomescreen,presstoactivateoneofthefollowing:

•DownNAVIGATIONkey—entersRecentCallsmenuitem.

•UpNAVIGATIONkey—changesMyGroupstalkgroupfolder.

•LeftandrightNA VIGATIONkey—togglesthroughthetalkgroups.

AlphanumericKEYP AD

Usethekeypadtoenteralphanumericcharactersfordialing,contactentries,andtext messages.

LEDStatusIndicator

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Table2-2ControlsandIndicators—RemoteEthernetControlHead(RECH)(cont'd.)

AnnotationDescription

9MOBILEMICROPHONEPORT

ProvidesconnectionforaccessoriessuchasstmicrophonewithPTT.

MENUkey

Presstoenterthemainmenuandthecontext-sensitivemenu.

SENDkey

Presstoinitiateoranswerduplexcalls,orsendmessages.

FUNCTIONkey1

Bydefault:

•Shortpress—activates/deactivatesthehornandlightsfeature.

•Longpress—adjustsbacklight.

FUNCTIONkey2

16MICROPHONE

Bydefault:

•Shortpress—turnsthespeakeron/off.

•Longpress—activates/deactivatesscreensaver.

FUNCTIONkey3

Bydefault:

•Shortpress—adjustsbacklight.

•Longpress—unassigned.

PTT(Push-T o-Talk)button

•Pressandholdtotalkinsimplexcallsortoinitiateagroupcall,releaseittolisten.

•Presstosendstatusandtextmessages.

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TelephoneStyleControlHead(TSCH)

3 3

2.2ControlsandIndicators

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Table2-3ControlsandIndicators—TelephoneStyleControlHead(TSCH)

AnnotationDescription

1DISPLAY

Providesalphanumerictextandimageswithin65,536colorsand240x320pixelswith backlightingandscalablefonts.

Beforeusingyourradioforthersttime,removetheplasticlensprotector fromthedisplay.

MENUkey

Presstoenterthemainmenuandthecontext-sensitivemenu.

SOFTkeys

PressleftorrightSOFTkey,toselecttheoptionthatappearsonthescreenaboveit.

SENDkey

Presstoinitiateoranswerduplexcalls,orsendmessages.

AlphanumericKEYP AD

Usethekeypadtoenteralphanumericcharactersfordialing,contactentries,andtext messages.

FUNCTIONkey1

Bydefault:

•Shortpress—activates/deactivatesthehornandlightsfeature.

•Longpress—adjustsbacklight.

FUNCTIONkey2

Bydefault:

•Shortpress—turnsthespeakeron/off.

•Longpress—activates/deactivatesscreensaver.

ON/OFF/END/HOMEkey

•Pressandholdtoturnon/offyourradio.

•Presstoendcalls.

•Presstoreturntothehomescreen.

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Table2-3ControlsandIndicators—TelephoneStyleControlHead(TSCH)(cont'd.)

AnnotationDescription

NAVIGA TIONkey

Pressup,down,leftorrightNA VIGA TIONkeyforlistscrolling,whilemovingaroundthe menuhierarchy,orforalphanumerictextediting.

Fromthehomescreen,presstoactivateoneofthefollowing:

•DownNAVIGATIONkey—entersRecentCallsmenuitem.

•UpNAVIGATIONkey—changesMyGroupstalkgroupfolder.

•LeftandrightNA VIGATIONkey—togglesthroughthetalkgroups.

10MICROUSBPORT

Providesconnectionbetweentheradioandacomputer.

FUNCTIONkey3

Bydefault:

2.2ControlsandIndicators

12EARPIECE

15MICROPHONE

•Shortpress—adjustsbacklight.

•Longpress—unassigned.

UpperPTT(Push-To-Talk)button

Bydefault,thisPTTbuttonisdisabled.However,yourserviceprovidercanascribetoit oneofthefollowingfunctions:

•UpperPTTbuttonworksinthesamewayasthelowerPTTbutton(youcanuse bothinterchangeably).

•UpperPTTsupportsaroofspeaker.Roofspeakerallowssoundtobetransferred throughanexternalspeakerconnectedtothetransceiver.

LowerPTT(Push-To-Talk)button

•Pressandholdtotalkinsimplexcallsortoinitiateagroupcall,releaseittolisten.

•Presstosendstatusandtextmessages.

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Cradle

Table2-4ControlsandIndicators—Cradle

AnnotationDescription

16ROTARYKNOB

•Pressandholdtoturnyourradioon.

•Rotatetosetthevolume.

•Pressandrotatetoselectadifferenttalkgroup.

•PressandholdtheROTARYKNOBtolock/unlockit.Poweringoffalsounlocksa lockedROT ARYKNOB.

17HOOK

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Table2-4ControlsandIndicators—Cradle(cont'd.)

AnnotationDescription

•Itisrecommendedtoturnofftheterminalbeforeconnectinganyoftheaccessories.

•AdetailedlistofcompatibleaccessoriesisincludedinAccessoryLeaet,partnumber:

EMERGENCYbutton

PressandholdEMERGENCYbuttontoenterEmergencyoperation.Bydefault,when yourradioisoff,pressandholdtopoweroninEmergencyMode.

LEDStatusIndicator

68015000182.T oobtainthedocument,contactyourserviceprovider.

2.3Display

InteractionsbetweenControlHeads

DualControlHead

2.3Display

Thissectionpresentstheradio'shomescreenelements.

Table2-5Display

AnnotationDescription

Statusiconarea

Textdisplayarea

SOFTkeyarea

MENU/Contextsensitiveicon

ThecoloroftheSOFTkeysinformsyouaboutthemodeorstatethatyourradioisin.

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Table2-6ColorsoftheSOFTKeys

ColorModeorState

LightblueNormalTMOandDMOMode

LightredEmergencyModeorDisasterAlertCall

YellowCallOut—Standby

RedCallOut—Alert

Green

BlueRadioMessageService(RMS).

Grey

Display

SettingTimeandDateontheDisplay

CallOut—Accepted

RMSisamodewhichallowsyoutosendandreceivepredenedshortmessageswithout enteringMessagesinthemenustructure.

RadioUserAssignment(RUA)—Limitedservice

2.3.1DisplayOrientation

ThedisplayontheTelephoneStyleControlHeadcanrotate,whichincreasesitsreadabilityandfacilitatesoperation. Bydefault:

2.4StatusIcons

Statusiconsappearwhenyourradioisengagedincertainactivitiesorwhenyouhaveactivatedcertainfeatures.

Table2-7StatusIcons

•WhentheTSCHisoff-hook,itsdisplayorientationisportrait.

•WhentheTSCHison-hook,itsdisplayorientationcantakeoneofthefollowingpositions(depending onyourserviceproviderconguration):

1.FixedPortrait

2.ClockwiseRotation

3.CounterClockwiseRotation

IconDescription

TrunkedModeOperation

InService(SignalStrength)—Allowsyoutochecksignalstrength.Morebarsindicatea strongersignal.

NoService

Migration—Displayedwhenyourradioisregisteredtotheforeignnetwork.

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Table2-7StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

DirectModeOperation

2.4StatusIcons

BroadcastCall—DisplayedwhentheradioisintheBroadcastCall.

GatewayMode—DisplayedwhentheradioisswitchedtoworkasagatewayinGateway Mode.

Scan—Indicatestalkgroupscanningisactivatedintheradio.

PriorityScan—Indicatesthatpriorityscanningisactivatedintheradio.

DataConnected—DisplayedwhenthePacketDatafeatureisactivatedandtheexternal devicesetsupdataconnectionwiththeradio.

DataTransmit/Receive—DisplayedwhenthePacketDatafeatureisactivatedandthe externaldevicesetsupdataconnectionwiththeradio.

•Nonumber—standbydatasession.

•Number1,2,3,or4—indicatesactivedatasessionwith25%,50%,75%,or 100%bandwidth.

DirectModeCall–DisplayedduringaDirectModecall;morebarsindicateastronger signal.

DirectMode—DisplayedwhentheradioisinDirectMode.

GeneralIcons

RepeaterMode—DisplayedwhentheradioisswitchedtoworkasarepeaterinRepeater Mode.

DMOGatewayCommunicationMode—Indicatesthatgatewayisselected.Theicon hasthefollowingstates:

•Solid—whiletheradioissynchronizedwiththegateway.

•Blinking—whiletheradioisnotsynchronizedorduringattachment.

•Noicon—duringaradiotoradioandrepeatercall.

DMORepeaterCommunicationMode—DisplayedwhentheRepeaterorGW+Rep optioninDMOModeisselected.Thisiconhasthefollowingstates:

•Solid—whiletheradiohasdetectedtherepeater(forexamplewhentheradio receivesapresencesignal).

•Blinking—whiletheradiohasnotdetectedtherepeaterorduringattachment.

•Noicon—duringaradiotoradioandgatewaycall.

AllTonesOffandDuplexandSimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatallalerttonesareoff andbothduplexansimplexringvolumeissetto0.

SimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatsimplexringvolumeissetto0andduplexring volumeissettomorethan0.

DuplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatduplexringvolumeissetto0andsimplexring volumeissettomorethan0.

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Table2-7StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

SpeakerOff(LowAudio)—Indicatesthataudiowillnotsoundthroughthespeaker.

EarpieceConnected—Indicatesthattheearpieceisconnected.

HornandLights—Indicatesthatanexternalalarm(forexample,hornandlights)is activated.

GPS—Indicatesthatavalidlocationcoordinatesarereceived.

RUILoggedon—Indicatesthatyouareloggedonintotheradio.

RUIPseudoLogOn—Indicatesthatyouareinpseudologgedonstate.

RUIPacketData—IndicatesPseudoLogOnstatewhenthePacketDatafeatureis activatedandtheexternaldevicesetsupdataconnectionwiththeradio.

•Nonumber—standbydatasession.

•Number1,2,3,or4—indicatesactivedatasessionwith25%,50%,75%,or 100%bandwidth.

RUIPacketData—IndicatesPseudoLogOnstatewhenthePacketDatafeatureis activatedandtheexternaldevicesetsupdataconnectionwiththeradio.

Emergency—AppearswhiletheradioisinEmergencyOperation.

DisasterAlertCall—AppearswhiletheradioisintheDisasterAlertCall.

ListScrolling—DisplayedtoindicatethattheROTARYKNOBisinlistscrollingmode.

NewMessageHasArrived—Indicatesanewmessagejustarrived.

NewMessage(s)inInbox—IndicatesthatyouhaveunreadmessagesinyourInbox.

Call-Out—IndicatesCall-Outalert.

Call-OutAlertArrived—IndicatesareceiptofanewCall-Outmessage.

Call-OutAlertUnread—IndicatesunreadalertintheCOBox.

EncryptionOff Blinking,indicatesthattheSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryptionisdisabledinDMOand TMOModes.

EncryptionOn Solid,indicatesthattheSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryptionisenabledinTMOMode.

EncryptionOn Solid,indicatesthattheSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryptionisenabledinDMOMode. Numbers1and2pointtothetypeofDMOEncryptionkeysthathasbeenselected.

KeysLocked—Indicatesthatkeysarelocked.

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Table2-7StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

EthernetDualControlHead

2.4StatusIcons

NonSecuredCall—AirEncryptionUnavailable Blinking,indicatesthatAirEncryptionisnotavailablewhentheradio:

•IsintheLocalSiteTrunkingMode.

•Attemptstoconnecttoagateway.

NotSecuredCall—AirEncryptionUnavailable Alternatelyblinking,indicatesthatAirEncryptionisnotavailablewhentheradio:

•IsinTMOMode.

•Communicatesthroughagateway.

NotSecuredCall—AirEncryptionUnavailable Blinking,indicatesthatAirEncryptionisnotavailableinDMOMode.Theiconappears afterthePTTbuttonispressed.

DualControlHead—IndicatesthatDualControlHeadfeatureisenabled,andboth controlheadsareconnectedtothetransceiver.

SingleControlHead—IndicatesthatDualControlHeadfeatureisenabled,butonlyone controlheadisconnectedtothetransceiver.

LinkError—Indicatesthatconnectionbetweenthecontrolheadandthetransceiver hasbeenlost,forexample,duetoanerror.

KeyPressToken—InDualControlHeadoperation,blinkingiconindicatesthatkeypress tokenisreservedbyoneofthecontrolheads.

CH1—Indicatesthatparticularactivities/settingsapplytoControlHead1.ControlHead 1isacontrolheadconnectedtoport1ontheexpansionhead.

CH2—Indicatesthatparticularactivities/settingsapplytoControlHead2.ControlHead 2isacontrolheadconnectedtoport2ontheexpansionhead.

Speaker1Off(LowAudio)—Indicatesthataudiowillnotsoundthroughthespeakerof theControlHead1.

Speaker2Off(LowAudio)—Indicatesthataudiowillnotsoundthroughthespeakerof theControlHead2.

SpeakersOff(LowAudio)—Indicatesthatspeakersofbothcontrolheadsareoff.

AllTonesOff/DuplexandSimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatallalerttonesareoff, orbothsimplexringvolumeissetto0andduplexringvolumeissetto0.Applicable toControlHead1.

SimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatsimplexringvolumeissetto0andduplexring volumeissettomorethan0.ApplicabletoControlHead1.

DuplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatduplexringvolumeissetto0andsimplexring volumeissettomorethan0.ApplicabletoControlHead1.

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Table2-7StatusIcons(cont'd.)

IconDescription

AirEncryption

AllTonesOff/DuplexandSimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatallalerttonesareoff, orbothsimplexringvolumeissetto0andduplexringvolumeissetto0.Applicable toControlHead2.

SimplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatsimplexringvolumeissetto0andduplexring volumeissettomorethan0.ApplicabletoControlHead2.

DuplexRingMuted—Indicatesthatduplexringvolumeissetto0andsimplexring volumeissettomorethan0.ApplicabletoControlHead2.

2.5PoweringOntheRadio

ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdONbutton.

2Yourradioperformsaself-checkandregistrationroutine.

3Aftersuccessfulregistration,yourradioisinservice.

YourradiopowersonwithoutvisibleandaudiblenoticationifCovertModeisactivated.

2.6PINCodeAuthentication

TheradiohasactivePINCodeAuthentication,whichhelpsyouincreasesecurityandprotectyourradioagainst unauthorizeduse.ThePINcodeisreadfromtheSIMcardandcannotbechangednordisabled.Ifyouareunableto unlocktheradio,youcannotsendorreceiveanycall,noradjustthevolumelevelwiththeROTARYKNOB.

YouareaskedtoenterthePINcodeeachtimeyouturnontheradio.

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WritingText

2.6.1UnblockingYourRadio

Prerequisites:

YoublockedyourradiobyenteringincorrectPINcodeforthreetimes(bydefault).

ProcedureSteps

1RadiodisplaysUnitBlockedEnterPUK.

2Enter8–digitPUK(PersonalUnblockingKey)number.

2.6.1UnblockingY ourRadio

ThePUKisaneight-digitmastercodeprovidedbyyourserviceprovider.

3EnterthenewPINcodetwice.

2.7Locking/UnlockingtheKeys/Buttons

PressMENUkeyand*key.

TheEMERGENCYbuttonisnotlocked.EnteringEmergencyModeunlocksallkeys.

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KeylockSetup

2.8EnteringTMO/DMOMode

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2SelectTrunkedMode/DirectMode.

Networks

SelectingNetworkOperationMode

2.9TransmitInhibitMode

TheTransmitInhibitModeisamodeinwhichtheradiosendsnoradiotransmissions.Itisrecommendedto activatethemodeinRFsensitiveareas,forexamplehospitals,airplanes,wheresafetycanbejeopardizeddue totransmissionradiation.

Toactivate,selectMENU→Networks→TXIMode→Activate.

Inthismode,theradiodoesnottransmitunderanycircumstancesexceptfortheEmergencyCalls.Allthefunctions andkeyswhichcausetransmission,forexampleregistrationtothenetwork,changingtalkgrouporfolder,sending SDSmessages,orpressingthePTTbuttonaredisabled.AnytransmissiontrialcausestheradiotodisplayNot AllowedInTXIModenoticationandtoplayatone.

Yourradiocanstillreceive:

•Groupcalls.

•Messages—storedintheInbox.

•Privatecallattempts—storedintheMissedCallslist,withouttheoptiontorespond.

Whennodangertosafetyexistsanymore(forexample,youleavetheRFsensitivearea),youcandeactivatethe TransmitInhibitModeandtheradioreturnstostandardoperation.

YoucandeactivatethemodebyselectingMENU→Networks→TXIMode→Deactivate,pressingOne-Touch button,orimplicitlywheninitiatinganEmergencyCall.

RFTransmissionsfromtheradioarepreventedunderthefollowingconditions:

•TXIModeisactivated.

•Theradioisturnedoff.

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2.10SelectingaTalkgroup

Fromthehomescreen,useoneofthefollowingmethods:

•PressleftorrightNAVIGATIONkey.PressSelecttoconrm.

•SelectOptns→TGbyabc.Enteratalkgroupnameandselectthetalkgroupnamefromthelist.

•SelectOptns→TGbyFolder.Selectafolderandthenatalkgroupname.

•PressROTARYKNOBandrotateituntiltherequiredtalkgroupnameisdisplayed.PressSelecttoconrm.

2.10SelectingaTalkgroup

IftheROTARYKNOBmodeissettoScroll,thenyoudonotneedtopressittoenterscrolling mode.

Yourradiocanhaveanaccessuptothreelevelsofthefolderstructure.

2.11UsingTimedTalkgroupChange

Thisfeatureallowsyoutoswitchbetweentheoriginalandthepredenedtalkgroup(TMOorDMO)forapredened timebyusingaOne-Touchbutton.Afterthetimerexpires,yourradioreturnstothepreviouslyattachedtalkgroup.

Prerequisites:

TimedTalkgroupChangeisassignedtoOne-Touchbutton.

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ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdtheOne-Touchbutton.

2Yourradioswitchesthetalkgroupforapredenedamountoftime.

TostartagroupcallpressPTT.

YourserviceprovidercanassignafunctiontothesecondpressoftheOne-Touchbuttonto:

•Returntooriginaltalkgroup

•Restartthepredenedtime

•Noaction

3Whenthegroupcallends,yourradioswitchestotheoriginaltalkgroupafterthepredenedtime.

2.12ActivatingTalkgroupScanning

Whenandwheretouse:

IfyouwanttomonitoranyTMOGroupCallinthedenedtalkgrouplist.

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectGroupSetup→Scan→Scanning.

3SelectSelectListandthenalistname.

Stepresult:Y ourradiodisplayslistnameSelected.

4SelectScanning→On.

Result:

Yourradioisscanningonthepredenedscanlist.

Scan

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2.13BroadcastCall

TheBroadcastGroupCall(alsocalledSiteWideCall)isahigh-prioritygroupcallfromtheconsoleoperator(or dispatcher)toalluserslocatedatoneormoresites.TheradiosareconguredtomonitoraBroadcastCall,but youcannottalkback.ThecallcanbereceivedasanormalBroadcastCalloranEmergencyBroadcastCall.The BroadcastCallpreemptsanongoingGroupCallthathasthesameorlowercallpriority.

2.14 Ambience Listening (AL) Call

Thisfeatureallowsaconsoleoperator(ordispatcher)toestablishaspecialcallwithaspecicradio.Itenables tolistentotheconversationsandbackgroundnoiseswithintherangeoftheradiomicrophone.Thecallissetup withoutanyindicationtotheaffectedradio,andanylowerpriorityongoingvoicecallorpacketdatatransfer maybepreempted.

Afteracceptingthecall,theradiotransmitsinasimplexcallwithoutanyactionfromorindicationtotheuser. TheAmbienceListeningCallautomaticallyendswhenyouinitiateanyvoicecall,switchtoEmergencyorTXI Mode,orsendEmergencyAlarm.

2.13BroadcastCall

2.15One-TouchButtonFeature

TouseOne-T ouchButtonfeaturepressandholdanassignedkeytoactivateoneofthefollowingfeatures:

Table2-8One-TouchButtonFeatures

FeatureDescription

BacklightSwitchesbacklightsettings.

TMOTalkgroupScanTurnson/offtheTalkgroupScanfeatureinTMOMode.

DMO/TMOSwitchSwitchesbetweenTMOandDMOMode.

SendingStatusSendsadedicatedstatusmessagetoadedicatedaddress.

ChangeTalkgroupChangesthetalkgrouptothepredenedbyyourserviceprovider.

Hi/LowAudioActivateshigh/lowaudio.

SendingUserDenedMessageSendsapredened/userdenedtemplatetoadedicatedaddress.

TransmitInhibit(TXI)Turnson/offTXIMode.

PrivateCallInitiatesaprivatecalltoapredenedentryinthecontactlist.

PhoneCallInitiatesaphonecalltoapredenedentryinthecontactlist.

PABXCallInitiatesaPABXcalltoapredenedentryinthecontactlist.

ScreenSaver

DisplayTimeShowstimeanddateonadisplay.

Turnson/offtheScreenSaverfeature.

CovertModeTurnson/offtheCovertMode.

HornandLightsTurnson/offtheHornandLights.

InitiateCall-OutFallbackAlertSendsFallbackAlert.

RUA/RUILogsyouin/out.

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Table2-8One-TouchButtonFeatures(cont'd.)

FeatureDescription

PreviousTalkgroupSwitchestheradiotothepreviouslyusedtalkgroup.

DisplayOPTADisplaysOperativeTacticalAddress.

SIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryptionToggleson/offSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption.

GPSStatusMessage

RepeaterModeTurnson/offtheRepeaterMode.

GatewayModeTurnson/offtheGatewayMode.

DefaultSettingsResetsalltheradiosettingstothedefault.

SpeakerEnable/DisablePerCallEnablesspeakerduringthecall.

TimedTalkgroupChangeInitiatestheTimedTalkgroupChangefeature.Whileinthe

HSM(HearerSpeakerMicrophone)Activates/DeactivatestheHSMSecondaryAccessory.

VolumeUp•

VolumeDown•

SendsyourGPSlocationinamessagetoadedicatedaddress.

predenedtalkgroup,itcanbeassignedtothesecondpressfunction.

Press to increase the volume by one level.

•

Press and hold to continuously increase the volume to its maximum level.

Press to decrease the volume by one level.

•

Press and hold to continuously decrease the volume to its minimum level.

IftheOne-TouchButtonfeatureisenabled,theOne-TouchDialisdisabled.Ifnofeatureisassignedtoa button,yourradiodisplaysanUnassignedButtonmessage.

2.16TerminalTemporaryDisable/Enable

Yourradioisprovidedwithafeaturethatallowsyourserviceprovidertodisableittemporarilyincaseitisstolen. Whenyourradioisdisabledorispoweredupindisabledstate,itlooksandactslikeitisturnedoff.

Ifyourradioisfound,yourserviceprovidercanenableitagainovertheair.Afteryourradioisenabled,you mayresumenormaloperation.

2.17TerminalPermanentDisable

Yourradioisprovidedwithafeaturethatallowsyourserviceprovidertodisableitpermanentlyincaseitisstolen orlost.Whenyourradioisdisabledpermanently,itbecomesinoperable.AfteraPermanentDisableyourservice providercannotenableyourradio.ItisrecommendedtoPermanentDisableyourradioonlywhenyoudonotexpect torecoverit.IfitisrecoveredthenaPermanentDisableradiocanbereactivatedbyreturningittoMotorola.

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2.18DuringtheCall

Duringthecall,labeloftherightSOFTkeyindicatesthenextpossiblechange.Accessorydefaultsetupis:

Table2-9DuringtheCall

SoftKeyLabelAudioSetting

Spkr Erpce

2.19WritingText

Everytimethatyouseetextentryscreen,refertothissection.

2.18DuringtheCall

Audiogoestothemainspeaker(SpeakerHIGHisdisplayed) Audiogoestotheearpiece(SpeakerLOWisdisplayed)

PINCodeAuthentication

2.19.1SelectingTextEntryMode

Prerequisites:

Yourradiodisplaystextentryscreen.

ProcedureSteps

1PressMENU→EntryMode.

2Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Primary—forenteringalphanumericcharacters.

•Numeric—forenteringnumbersonly.

•Symbol—forenteringsymbolsonly.

•Secondary—forenteringalphanumericcharacters(thismodeisoptionalandyouhavetoaddittothe

list).Itisconvenientwhenyouuseonelanguage,andsometimeswishtoswitchtoanotherone.

Inthetextentryscreen,youcanalsopress#keyrepeatedlytotogglethroughtheentrymodes.

2.19.2SelectingTextEntryMethodandLanguage

Prerequisites:

Yourradiodisplaystextentryscreen.

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ProcedureSteps

1PressMENU→EntrySetup.

2Selectoneofthefollowing:

•TAP—Enterletters,numbers,andsymbolsbypressinganalphanumerickeyoneormoretimes.

•iTAP—Lettheradiopredicteachwordasyoupressanalphanumerickey.

Youcanusethesemethodsinthelanguagesprogrammedintheradio.

2.19.3TextEntryIcons

Inthetextentryscreen,iconstellyouwhichtextentrymodeandmethodyouareusing.Acharactercounter displayedonthetextentryicon,indicatestheamountofcharactersthatcanbeentered.

Pressthe#keytotogglethroughthetextentrymodes.

Table2-10TextEntryScreenIcons

PrimaryIcon

NumericIconDescription

SymbolicIconDescription

SecondaryIcons

Enternumbers.

Enterpunctuationandsymbols.

Description

TAP—nocapitals

TAP—capitaliserstletteronly

TAP—allcapitals

iTAP—nocapitals

iTap—capitaliserstletteronly

iTap—allcapitals

2.19.4KeysUsage

ListofkeysandcharactersinAlphanumericMode(TAP/iTAP).

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Table2-11KeysUsage

2.19.4KeysUsage

Key

AlphanumericMode(TAP/iTAP)SymbolMode

0to9keysNumericMode:

•Presstoenterdigitatinsertionpoint.

•PressandholdanynumerickeytoenterT AP alphanumericmode.

•ToexitTAPalphanumericmode,pressand holdanynumerickey.

0keyPresstocyclethroughsingleshift,capslock,and

lowercase.

1key

2key

.,?!01@’”-()/:_;+&%×*=<>€£$¥¤[]{}\~^¿¡§#

ABC2 abc2

3key

DEF3 def3

4key

GHI4 ghi4

5key

JKL5 jkl5

6key

MNO6 mno6

7key

PQRS7 pqrs7

8key

TUV8 tuv8

9key

WXYZ9 wxyz9

+-×*/\[]=<>§#

@_\

/,;

”&’

()[]{}

¿¡~

=<>

€£$¥¤

#%*

Table2-12OtherKeys

KeyDescription

Anynumerickey

•InTAPpressanykeytorejectwordcompletionandcontinuewithtextentry Anewcompletionwillbedisplayed,ifavailable,afterthetime-outforTAP expires.

•PressandholdtoenterNumericmodefromTAPoriTAPalphanumeric.

*key•Presstoinsertaspace.

•InTAPpresstodismissawordcompletionandinsertaspace.

•Enteranewlycreatedwordintotheuserdictionary.

•Pressandholdtoenteracarriagereturn.

#key•Pressoncetocyclethroughallentrymodes(Symbol,Numeric,Primary,

andSecondary(ifcongured).

•Pressandholdtoreturntothedefaultentrymode.

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Table2-12OtherKeys(cont'd.)

KeyDescription

Select Delete

UpNAVIGA TIONkey

DownNA VIGA TIONkey

LeftNAVIGA TIONkey•Presstonavigatetotheleft.Pressandholdtorepeat.

RightNAVIGA TIONkey•Presstonavigatetotheright.Pressandholdtorepeat.

Presstoselectthehighlightedchoiceandplaceitinthemaintextarea.

•Pressoncetodeletethelastenteredcharacter.

•Pressandholdtocleartheentiremaintextarea.

•InT APpresstorejectwordcompletionandscrollup.

•InTAPpresstochangepreviouslyenteredsmalllettertocapital.

•InTAPpresstorejectwordcompletionandscrollwithinthetextarea.

•InTAPpresstochangepreviouslyenteredcapitallettertosmall.

•InTAP ,ifawordcompletionisavailable,presstorejectthecompletion.

•InTAPifawordcompletionisavailable,presstoaccepttheword.

Ifacontext-sensitivemenuisactive,openstheContextSensitiveMenu.

2.19.5WritinginiTAPAlphanumeric

Prerequisites:

Yourradiodisplaystextentryscreen.

Whenandwheretouse:

Itallowsyoutowritequicker.Forexample,trytowriteDavid232!

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ProcedureSteps

1PressMENU→EntrySetup→Prim..

2SelectiTAPEnglishandpressBack.

3PressMENU→EntryMode.

4SelectPrimary.

5Press3key.

Stepresult:ThealternativerowopensandshowsDEF3.

6Continueenteringthelettersbypressingonekeyforeachletter.Press2,8,4,and3keys.

2.19.6WritinginTAPAlphanumeric

Automaticshifttouppercaseisusedatthebeginningofamessage,afterpunctuationfollowedbyspace, orfortherstletterofawordcreatedasanewcontactentry.

Stepresult:ThealternativerowhighlightsDavid.

7Press*key.

8Press2keyandscrollthealternativerowbypressingrightNAVIGATIONkeytoreach2.

Stepresult:ItautomaticallychangestheentrymodetoNumeric.

9Press3and2keys.

10Pressandhold1keyuntil0attheendchangesto..

Stepresult:Thealternativerowhighlights232..

11ScrollthealternativerowbypressingtherightNAVIGA TIONkeytoreachtherequiredsymbol.

12PressSelect.

Result: YouhaveenteredDavid232!.

2.19.6WritinginTAPAlphanumeric

Prerequisites:

Yourradiodisplaystextentryscreen.

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ProcedureSteps

1PressMENU→EntrySetup→Seco..

2SelectT APEnglishandpressBack.

3PressMENU→EntryMode.

4SelectSecondary.

5Pressthekeylabeledwiththedesiredcharacter,oncefortherstcharacter,twiceforthesecond,andsoon.

Example:

Toenterletters,press7keyfourtimes.Toenternumber7,pressthe7keyvetimes.Ifyoudonotpressakeyfora fewseconds,thecharacterisaccepted,andthecursormovestothenextposition.

2.19.7WordLocking

Prerequisites:

Yourradiodisplaystextentryscreen.

Whenandwheretouse:

Toaddthewordsthatarenotinthedictionary.

ProcedureSteps

1PressMENU→EntrySetup.

2SelectiTAPEnglish.

3Trytoentertheword.Scrollthealternatelineforawordoption.Eachoptionissuccessivelyhighlightedand

partiallylocked.

4Enterthesecondpartoftheword.Therstpartremainsunchanged(locked).Thenewlyenteredlettersare

highlightedandthenlockedwhileyouscrolltothenextwordoption.

5Press*key.Thewordisplacedinthetextareawithaspaceandautomaticallyaddedtothedictionary.

2.19.8AddingWordstotheDictionary

Eachlanguagecomeswithitsowndictionary.Y oucancreatewords(includingalphanumericabbreviations).Once youenterawordfollowedbyspace,itisautomaticallystoredinthedictionaryandappearsasachoicewhenever youpressthesamekeycombinationinthefuture.

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2.20HomeDisplayTextMessage

Yourradioisprovidedwithafeaturethatallowsyourserviceprovidertosendspecialtextmessagestothedisplay. Themessagestaysonthehomescreenuntilanewmessageisreceived.Powercycleyourradiotoreplacethe HomeDisplaymessagetothepredenedone.

2.20HomeDisplayTextMessage

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3Modes

Thischaptercontainsinformationonavailablemodesthattheradiocanoperatein.

3.1UsingNetworks

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectNetworks.

3Selectoneofthefollowing:

•TrunkedMode

•DirectMode

•RepeaterMode

•GatewayMode

•TXIMode

Result:

Yourradioswitchestotheselectedmode.

3.2TrunkedModeOperation

TrunkedModeOperationrequirestheswitchingandmanagementinfrastructure.Thisoperationmodeenables variousvoiceanddatacommunicationtypes(forexample,groupcalls,shortdataservicemessages)andaccessto theinfrastructure-relatedfeatures(forexample,packetdata).

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Figure3-1TrunkedModeOperation

3.2.1EnteringTMOMode

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2SelectTrunkedMode.

3.2.2SelectingaTalkgroup

Fromthehomescreen,useoneofthefollowingmethods:

•PressleftorrightNAVIGATIONkey.PressSelecttoconrm.

•SelectOptns→TGbyabc.Enteratalkgroupnameandselectthetalkgroupnamefromthelist.

•SelectOptns→TGbyFolder.Selectafolderandthenatalkgroupname.

•PressROTARYKNOBandrotateituntiltherequiredtalkgroupnameisdisplayed.PressSelecttoconrm.

IftheROTARYKNOBmodeissettoScroll,thenyoudonotneedtopressittoenterscrolling mode.

Yourradiocanhaveanaccessuptothreelevelsofthefolderstructure.

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3.2.3MakingaGroupCallinTMO

TheGroupCallisreceivedbyallmembersoftheselectedgroupwhohavetheirunitsturnedonandareinrange.

ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdthePTTbutton.

2WaitfortheT alkPermittone(ifcongured)andthenspeakintothemicrophone.ReleasethePTTbuttonto

listen.

Tocancelmakingagroupcall,doonethefollowingactionsbeforethetalkpermitisgranted(dependingon yourserviceprovider’ssettings):

•ReleasethePTTbutton.

•PresstheENDkey(default).

3.2.3MakingaGroupCallinTMO

Whenthecalliscanceled,yourradiodisplaysCallcancelledmessage(ifconguredbyyourservice provider).

3.2.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle

ProcedureSteps

1TheradioreceivesaGroupCall.

TheincomingGroupCallissignalledbyaReceivingGroupCalltone.

2Torespond,pressandholdthePTTbutton.

3.2.5ReceivingaGroupCallduringanOngoingGroupCall

WhileinactiveGroupCall,yourradioreceivesaGroupCallwithahigherpriority.

Oneofthefollowingoccurs:

•Yourradioisforcedtoendthecurrentgroupcallandautomaticallyjointheincomingone.

•Yourradiodisplaysincominggroupcallscreenwithoptions:

–Join—endscurrentGroupCallandstartstheincomingone. –End—cancelstheincomingGroupCall.

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3.2.6DynamicGroupNumberAssignment(DGNA)

DGNAallowsthenetworkoperatortodynamicallymanagetalkgroupsonyourradioovertheairinterface.Using DGNA,thenetworkoperatorcan:

•Addtalkgroups.

•Attachorselectnewlyaddedtalkgroups.

•Deletetalkgroups.

•Modifyparametersofexistingtalkgroups.

Alltheaboveoperationsareperformedbytransmittingdatatoyourradio.

3.2.7DGNAReception

WhenaDGNAmessageisreceived,yourradioplaysatoneanddisplaysamessageTalkgrouplistupdated.If enabledbyyourserviceprovider,yourradiodisplaysalladdedanddeletedtalkgrouplist.IftheDGNAmessageis receivedtodeletealltalkgroups,yourradiodisplaysAllTalkgroupsDeleted.Y oucanusetheView,Attach,Back, MENUkey,ROTARYKNOB,ENDkey,andEMERGENCYbutton.PressinganyofthemexitstheDGNAdisplay.

3.2.8DGNAAutoSelectGroup

IftheDGNAAutoSelectiscongured,wheneveryourradioreceivesaDGNA,itswitchestotheaddedtalkgroup.

3.2.9ViewingDGNATalkgroups

Prerequisites:

YourradioreceivestheDGNAmessage.

ProcedureSteps

1ToviewtheaddedtalkgroupsdetailspressView.

2Scrollthroughthelisttoselectrequiredtalkgroup.

3ToselecttheDGNAgroup,pressAttach.

3.2.10BroadcastCallInitiatedbyUser

ThisfeatureallowsyoutomakeaBroadcastCallfromtheradiothatisinitiatedonthepredenedtalkgroup.Y our serviceproviderpredenesthealiasandthepriorityoftheBroadcastCall.

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IfthetypeoftheencryptionisdenedbytheSIMCard,theBroadcastCallisalwaysclear.Otherwiseif theradiousesotherencryptionservicethetypeoftheencryptionusedforthatCallisuptotheencryption settingsofthatservice.

ThisfeatureisnotsupportedontheDimetrainfrastructure.

3.2.11InitializingBroadcastCall

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

3.2.11InitializingBroadcastCall

2SelectServices→Broadcast.

Stepresult:YourradiodisplaysthepredenedaliasandtheBroadcastCallicon.

3TostartthecallpressthePTTbutton.

3.2.12PhoneandPABXCalls

ThePhoneCallallowsyoutocallalandlinetelephonenumberoracellularmobilephonenumber.ThePrivate AutomaticBranchExchange(PABX)Callallowsyoutocalllocal(ofce)extensionnumbers.

3.2.13PrivateCall

ThePrivateCall,alsocalledpoint-to-point,orindividualcall,enablescallingbetweentwoindividuals.Noother radiocanheartheconversation.Thiscalltypecanbecarriedoutintwoways:

•Duplexcall(ifthesystemallows),inTMOMode.Bothpartiescanspeakatthesametime.

•Simplexcall,inTMOorDMOMode.Onlyonepartycanspeakatatime.

WhenaDMOPrivateCalltakesplace,radiosnotinvolvedinthiscallreceivethechannelbusyindication.The radiosareidentiedusingitsradionumbers.

Interactionwiththeaccessories:

•FistMicrophone—duringthePrivateCall,ifyouhangthemicrophoneintotheclipthecallendsorthe audioswitchestothespeakers(ifconnected).Exactbehaviordependsonyourserviceprovidersettings.

•TelephoneStyleHandset—duringthePrivateCall,ifyouhandthehandsetintotheholder,thecallendsor theaudioswitchestothespeakers(ifconnected).Exactbehaviordependsonyourserviceprovidersettings.

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ToendthePrivateCallifaudiowasswitchedtothespeaker,pressON/OFF/END/HOMEkey.

ToansweraPrivateCall,useoneofthefollowingmethods:

•PressthePTTbutton.

•TaketheFistMicrophoneorTelephoneStyleHandsetoffhook.IftheHandsetisoffhook,theradio’s externalspeakermutesandtheHandset’sinternalspeakeractivates.

•PresstheSENDkeyonthecontrolhead.Audioisroutedtoaudioinputdevicesinthefollowingorder, dependingontheiravailability:

1.Avisormicrophone.

2.Amicrophoneofthedevicethatisoffhook.

3.Amicrophonethatwaslastinuse(iftwodevicesareoffhook).

3.2.14MakingaPrivateCall

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,enterthenumber.

2IfPrivateisnotthersttypeofcallpresented,pressCtyperepeatedlytoselectit.

3Whenyouareinthefollowingmode:

a.TMO—Forasimplexcall,pressandreleasethePTTbutton.Y ouheararingingtone.Otherwise,pressand

holdthePTTbutton.Waitforthetalkpermittonebeforetalking,andreleasethePTTbuttontolisten.Fora duplexcall,pressandreleaseSENDkey.Youheararingingtone.

b.DMO—Onlysimplexcallisavailable.PressandholdthePTTbutton.Waitforthetalkpermittone

beforetalking,andreleasethePTTbuttontolisten.

4Toendthecall,presstheENDkey.

Ifyouareusingthestmicrophoneorthetelephonestylehandset,replaceitrmlyonit'scliporholder whendone.

3.2.15AssistanceCall

Thisfeatureallowsyoumakeaprivatecalltoaskforassistanceduringnormalandnon-criticalsituations.

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3.2.16CallModication

Yourserviceprovidercancongurethenumber,priority,andthetypeofthecall(simplexorduplex).

YoucanstartanAssistanceCallinoneofthefollowingway:

•DialapredenednumberandpressSENDkey.

•Menu→Services→AssistanceCall

3.2.16CallModication

CallModicationisafeaturethatallowsyouandyourserviceprovidertomodifythecallinordertooptimizeit andadjusttoacurrentsituation.

Modicationcancover:

•Callpriority—modiedduringcallsetup.

•Calltype—modiedduringcallsetup.

•Callencryption—modiedduringanongoingcall(butnotinthetransmissionphase).

Whenthecallismodied,yourradiodisplaysCallModiedmessage.

WhenarecentlymodiedcallrequiresthePTTbuttontotransmit,yourradiodisplaysCallModiedUsePTT.

Themajorityofmodicationsismadebyyourserviceproviderandtheradioonlyfollowsthem.Youcanmodify onlySIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryptionforGroupCalls—enableordisableit.

Whencallpriorityischangedtoemergency:

•ThedisplayindicatesthatanEmergencyGroupCallhasbeenreceived.

•Theradioplaysaspecialaudioalert.

IfaGroupCallismodiedintoanEmergencyGroupCall,noemergencyrelatedfeaturesaretriggered.

Ifcallmodicationrequestedbyyourserviceprovidercannotbefollowedbytheradio(duetoitssettings),theradio rejectsitanddisplaysServiceNotAvailablemessage.

3.2.17Enabling/DisablingSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption

Prerequisites:YoucannotbeinacallnorpressthePTTbutton.

Toenable/disableSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption,useoneofthefollowingways:

•PressaOne-T ouchButtonascribedtoenabling/disablingSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption

•Fromthehomescreen,pressMENU→CryptoMenu→CryptoFunct..SelectEncryptionOnto enableorEncryptionOfftodisableencryption.

Result:Y ourradiodisplayspromptsindicatingyourcurrentencryptionstate:anappropriatestatusiconand EncryptionOnorEncryptionOffmessage.

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3.3LocalSiteTrunking

ThismodeisalsocalledasFallbackModeanditallowsmorethanoneradiofromthesamesitetocommunicate whenthelinkbetweenthesiteandthenetworkcentralcontrollerfails.EnteringandexitingLocalSiteTrunking (thatis,returningtoSystemWideServices)isdoneautomatically.Inthismodesomeservicesareunavailable.

Yourserviceprovidercandisablethismode.

3.3.1EnteringLocalSiteTrunking

WhenyourradioreceivesaLocalSiteTrunkingindicationfromthesystem,thefollowingoccurs:

•YourradioplaysanEnteringLocalSiteTrunkingtone.

•DisplayshowstheLocalAreaServicemessage.

•Displayiconsandsoftkeysturnolive.

•AnycallinprogressisdroppeduponenteringLocalSiteTrunkingMode.

Ifconguredbyyourserviceprovider,thismessage/alertisperiodicallyrepeatedtoremindyouthatyourradiois stilloperatinginLocalSiteTrunkingMode.Thefollowingfeaturesareavailable:

•Registration

•Attachment

•GroupCall

•EmergencyCall

•EmergencyAlarm

Yourserviceprovidercanturnon/offallthevisualandaudioindications,whenyouenterLocalSite TrunkingMode.

3.3.2ExitingLocalSiteTrunking

Whenthelinkwiththecentralnetworkcontrollerisreestablished,yourradioexitsLocalSiteTrunking,andthe followingoccurs:

•YourradioplaysanExitingLocalSiteTrunkingtone.

•AnycallinprogressduringLocalSiteTrunkingisdropped.

•Displayiconsandsoftkeysturnblue.

Yourserviceprovidercanturnon/offallthevisualandaudioindications,whenyouexitLocalSite TrunkingMode.

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3.4DirectModeOperation

DirectModeOperationisamodeofsimplexoperationwhereradioscommunicatedirectly.

Figure3-2DirectModeOperation

3.4DirectModeOperation

3.4.1EnteringDMOMode

ToentertheDMOMode:

•Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.SelectNetworks→DirectMode.

•Fromthehomescreen,selectOptns→DirectMode.

3.4.2SelectingaTalkgroup

Fromthehomescreen,useoneofthefollowingmethods:

•PressleftorrightNAVIGATIONkey.PressSelecttoconrm.

•SelectOptns→TGbyabc.Enteratalkgroupnameandselectthetalkgroupnamefromthelist.

•SelectOptns→TGbyFolder.Selectafolderandthenatalkgroupname.

•PressROTARYKNOBandrotateituntiltherequiredtalkgroupnameisdisplayed.PressSelecttoconrm.

IftheROTARYKNOBmodeissettoScroll,thenyoudonotneedtopressittoenterscrolling mode.

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Yourradiocanhaveanaccessuptothreelevelsofthefolderstructure.

3.4.3MakingaGroupCallinDMO

TheGroupCallisreceivedbyallmembersoftheselectedgroupwhohavetheirunitsturnedonandareinrange.

ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdthePTTbutton.

2WaitfortheT alkPermittone(ifcongured)andthenspeakintothemicrophone.ReleasethePTTbuttonto

listen.

3.4.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle

ProcedureSteps

1TheradioreceivesaGroupCall.

TheincomingGroupCallissignalledbyaReceivingGroupCalltone.

2Torespond,pressandholdthePTTbutton.

3.4.5PrivateCall

ThePrivateCall,alsocalledpoint-to-point,orindividualcall,enablescallingbetweentwoindividuals.Noother radiocanheartheconversation.Thiscalltypecanbecarriedoutintwoways:

•Duplexcall(ifthesystemallows),inTMOMode.Bothpartiescanspeakatthesametime.

•Simplexcall,inTMOorDMOMode.Onlyonepartycanspeakatatime.

WhenaDMOPrivateCalltakesplace,radiosnotinvolvedinthiscallreceivethechannelbusyindication.The radiosareidentiedusingitsradionumbers.

Interactionwiththeaccessories:

•FistMicrophone—duringthePrivateCall,ifyouhangthemicrophoneintotheclipthecallendsorthe audioswitchestothespeakers(ifconnected).Exactbehaviordependsonyourserviceprovidersettings.

•TelephoneStyleHandset—duringthePrivateCall,ifyouhandthehandsetintotheholder,thecallendsor theaudioswitchestothespeakers(ifconnected).Exactbehaviordependsonyourserviceprovidersettings.

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3.4.6MakingaPrivateCall

ToendthePrivateCallifaudiowasswitchedtothespeaker,pressON/OFF/END/HOMEkey.

ToansweraPrivateCall,useoneofthefollowingmethods:

•PressthePTTbutton.

•TaketheFistMicrophoneorTelephoneStyleHandsetoffhook.IftheHandsetisoffhook,theradio’s externalspeakermutesandtheHandset’sinternalspeakeractivates.

•PresstheSENDkeyonthecontrolhead.Audioisroutedtoaudioinputdevicesinthefollowingorder, dependingontheiravailability:

1.Avisormicrophone.

2.Amicrophoneofthedevicethatisoffhook.

3.Amicrophonethatwaslastinuse(iftwodevicesareoffhook).

3.4.6MakingaPrivateCall

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,enterthenumber.

2IfPrivateisnotthersttypeofcallpresented,pressCtyperepeatedlytoselectit.

3Whenyouareinthefollowingmode:

a.TMO—Forasimplexcall,pressandreleasethePTTbutton.Y ouheararingingtone.Otherwise,pressand

holdthePTTbutton.Waitforthetalkpermittonebeforetalking,andreleasethePTTbuttontolisten.Fora duplexcall,pressandreleaseSENDkey.Youheararingingtone.

b.DMO—Onlysimplexcallisavailable.PressandholdthePTTbutton.Waitforthetalkpermittone

beforetalking,andreleasethePTTbuttontolisten.

4Toendthecall,presstheENDkey.

Ifyouareusingthestmicrophoneorthetelephonestylehandset,replaceitrmlyonit'scliporholder whendone.

3.4.7PrivateCallWithPresenceCheck

ThisfeatureallowsyoutoseeifthecallingpartyisavailableinDMO.Whenthisfeatureisenabled,youcan onlyinitiateaPrivateCallifthecalledradioispresentonthesamechannelandrespondswithapresencecheck acknowledgement.

OtherwiseyourradiodisplaysPartynotavailable.

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3.4.8TalkgroupforIndividualCalls

TalkgroupforIndividualCallsisatalkgroupthatoperatesonaseparatefrequencyallocatedforindividual(private) callsonly.Usingthistalkgroupoptimizesfrequencyresourcesandhelpsnottoblockothertalkgroups.Theonly supportedcalltypesare:privatecallsandemergencycalls(bothprivateandgroup).Usethistalkgroupeachtime youneedtomakeaprivatecall.

WhenyouselectaTalkgroupforIndividualCalls,yourradioisnotabletoreceiveorinitiateanygrouporbroadcast callswithprioritylowerthanEmergency.

WhenyouhaveselectedaTalkgroupforIndividualCallsandpressthePTTbuttontostartaGroupCall,theradio:

•Rejectsthecall

•Playsatone

•DisplaysIndividualOnlymessage

3.4.9CommunicationthroughRepeater

RadiosthatcannotcommunicatedirectlyonewithanotherinDMOModecandoitthroughtherepeater.The repeaterisaradiothatrepeatsallcommunicationonachosenchannel,andasaresultincreasesradios’DMOrange.

Whentheradioconnectstoarepeater,itplaysatoneanddisplaystheRepeateravailablemessage.Whentheradio loosesconnectionwiththerepeater,itplaysatoneanddisplaystheRepeaternotavailablemessage.Messagesand soundsareconguredbytheserviceprovider.

3.4.10CommunicationthroughGateway

GatewayprovidesconnectivitybetweenradiosoperatinginDMOModeandtheTETRAnetwork,sothatthe DMOradioscancommunicatewiththeTMOradios.

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3.4.11SelectingDMOGroupCallOptions

DMO

TMO

Whentheradioconnectstoagateway,itplaysatoneanddisplaystheGatewayavailablemessage.Whentheradio loosesconnectionwiththegateway,itplaysatoneanddisplaystheGatewaynotavailablemessage.Messagesand soundsareconguredbytheserviceprovider.

3.4.11SelectingDMOGroupCallOptions

Whenandwheretouse:

HelpstocommunicatewithotherradiousersonthesametalkgroupthroughtheGatewayorRepeater.

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ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2PressCong.

3Selectoneofthefollowing:

•MS-MS—Y ourradiocancommunicateonlywithotherradioswithinitsrange.

•Gateway—Yourradiousesagatewaytocommunicatewiththeinfrastructure.

•Automatic—Y ourradiousestherstavailablegatewayforthattalkgroup.

•Specic—YourradiousesonlytheGatewaywiththespeciedGatewayaddressfor thattalkgroup.IfyourradiodisplaysSelectedGateway:None,pressEdittoenterthe currentgatewayaddress.

•Repeater—Usestherstavailablerepeaterforthattalkgroup.

•GW+Rep—Usestherstavailablegatewayorrepeaterforthattalkgroup.

•Automatic—Usestherstavailablegatewayforthattalkgroup.

•Specic—UsesonlytheGatewaywiththespeciedGatewayaddressforthattalkgroup. IfyourradiodisplaysSelectedGateway:None,pressEdittoenterthecurrentGateway address.

WhentheGatewayandtheRepeatercannotbecommunicatedeventhoughatalkgrouptousethemis congured,theradioattemptsthedirectMS-MScommunication. .

Result:

WhenyourradiodetectstheappropriateGatewayand/ortheRepeater,theGatewayand/orRepeatericonsturns solid,respectively.

3.5TransmitInhibitMode

Toactivate,selectMENU→Networks→TXIMode→Activate.

Yourradiocanstillreceive:

•Groupcalls.

•Messages—storedintheInbox.

•Privatecallattempts—storedintheMissedCallslist,withouttheoptiontorespond.

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Whennodangertosafetyexistsanymore(forexample,youleavetheRFsensitivearea),youcandeactivatethe TransmitInhibitModeandtheradioreturnstostandardoperation.

YoucandeactivatethemodebyselectingMENU→Networks→TXIMode→Deactivate,pressingOne-Touch button,orimplicitlywheninitiatinganEmergencyCall.

RFTransmissionsfromtheradioarepreventedunderthefollowingconditions:

3.6EmergencyMode

TheEmergencyModeisamodeofthehighestcommunicationpriority.

IntheEmergencyMode,theradioautomaticallyrejectsphone,PABXandprivatecalls,anddoesnotmonitorthe talkgroupsintheselectedscanlist.However,ifanATGistheselectedgroup,theradiomonitorsthesub-groups associatedwiththeATG.

OnenteringtheEmergencyMode,anyongoingvoicecallisabortedorcleareddown.Anypacketdatatransferin progressisaborted.However,thesessioniskeptopen.

TheradioremainsintheEmergencyModeuntilyouortheoriginatorendstheEmergencyGroupCall.

PressingtheEMERGENCYbuttonorenteringEmergencynumberandpressingSENDkey,canbeusedtoactivate oneormoreservices(dependsontheserviceprovidersetting):

3.6EmergencyMode

•TXIModeisactivated.

•Theradioisturnedoff.

•EnteringEmergencyMode

•SendingEmergencyAlarm

•StartingHotMicoperation

•StartingEmergencyIndividualCall

•PoweringuptheradioinEmergencyMode

•SendingtheGPSlocationinformation

•EnteringEmergencyModeevenifTXIModeisactivated,causesimmediatelyyourradioto transmit.WhenenteringtheEmergencyoperation,yourradioshouldnotbewithintheRF sensitiveareaanylonger.

•YourradiointerruptstheALcall,whenyoutriggerEmergencyMode.

IftheradiouserwishestonishEmergencyCall,aconrmationpop-upappearstoavoidunintentionaldisconnects.

3.6.1EmergencyGroupCall

WhileintheEmergencyMode,youareabletoinitiateandreceiveanEmergencyGroupCall.Thisspecialcallis initiatedbypressingtheEMERGENCYbutton.

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IfaradioreceivesanincomingGroupCallwithemergencypriority,thedisplayshowsthatanEmergencyGroupCall hasbeenreceived,andaspecialaudioalertisplayed.YourradioautomaticallyswitchestotheEmergencyMode.

TheaudioforanEmergencyGroupCallalwaysgoesthroughthespeaker(highaudio),evenifthelowaudio isselected.

AnEmergencyGroupCallcanbeconguredas:

•Non-tactical—callonatalkgrouppredenedbyyourserviceprovider.Thegroupmightbedifferentthan theoneselectedinitially.Afterexitingfromnon-tacticalEmergencyModetheradioisattachedtothegroup thatwasselectedbeforeinitiatingthenon-tacticalcall.Wheninnon-tacticalEmergencyMode,youare notabletoswitchtalkgroups.DGNAmessageshavenoimpactduringnon-tacticalEmergencyModebut onlyafterexitingthenon-tacticalEmergencyMode.

•Tactical—callonthecurrentlyselectedtalkgroup.

EmergencyGroupCallsinTMO

IftheradioentersEmergencyModewhiletheEmergencyBroadcastCallisactive,theradiocontinuesonthecall withoutinitiatinganycallsandsendsanEmergencyAlarm.Thebehaviordependsonyourserviceprovidersettings.

WhentheEmergencyGroupCallyouparticipateinterminates,yourradiocanbehaveinseveralways,dependingon yourserviceprovidersettings:

•Ifyouarethecallinitiator,theradiocaneitherstayintheEmergencyMode,orreturntoTMOMode.

•Ifyouarenotthecallinitiator,theradioalwaysreturnstoTMOMode.

EmergencyGroupCallsinDMO

InDMO,EmergencyGroupCallsthroughagatewayaresupported.

3.6.2EmergencyPrivateCall

TheEmergencyPrivateCallsareSimplexorDuplexPrivateCallswithemergencypriority.Onpressingthe EMERGENCYbutton,theradioinitiatesaPrivateCallwithemergencycallprioritytotheprovisionedaddress.No EmergencyAlarmissentandyourradiodoesnotentertheEmergencyMode.Thispseudoemergencystate(alluser indicationandrejectionofotherservices)endsassoonastheEmergencyPrivateCallends.

3.6.3EmergencyMS-ISDNCall

TheEmergencyMS-ISDNcallsaresimplexorduplextelephonecallswithemergencypriority.Onpressingthe EMERGENCYbutton,yourradioinitiatesanEmergencyMS-ISDNcalltothepredenedMS-ISDNnumber.

TheMS-ISDNcalltype(simplexorduplex)ispredenedbyyourserviceprovider.

3.6.4EmergencyAlarm

TheEmergencyAlarmisaspecialstatusmessagesenttotheinfrastructureonenteringtheEmergencyMode.The radiomaywaitforinfrastructureacknowledgmentforthisalarmandattemptretries.

EachtimetheradioenterstheEmergencyMode,itsendsanEmergencyAlarm.WhenanEmergencyAlarmissent successfully,yourradioplaysEmergencyAlarmSenttone.DuetoabsenceofthedeliveryconrmationinDMO Mode,AlarmSentinformationconrmsonlysendingthealarm.

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3.6.5HotMicrophone

Inaddition,oncetheradioisintheEmergencyModeonpressingtheEMERGENCYbutton,anadditional EmergencyAlarmissent.ThemessagecanbedispatchedbothinTMOandDMOModes.

YourserviceprovidercandisabletheEmergencyAlarmfeature.

3.6.5HotMicrophone

TheHotMicrophoneallowsyoutotalkwithoutpressingthePTTbuttononenteringtheEmergencyMode.The transmissioncontinuesforaprovisionedamountoftime.

PressingthePTTbuttonbeforetheHotMicrophonetimeexpiresendsthetransmission.ThennormalPTToperation takesover(thatis,thetransitionisongoingforthetimethePTTbuttonisheld).SubsequentEMERGENCYbutton pressesduringtheEmergencyModeinitiatestheHotMicrophonetransmissionagain.

Ifatalkpermitisgrantedtoanothermemberofthegroup,theEmergencyCallreceivedtoneisplayed.Ifcongured, theradioautomaticallyattemptstogettalkpermitagain.

3.6.6AlternatingHotMicrophone

TheAlternatingHotMicrophoneisanenhancementoftheHotMicrophonefeature.ItallowsyoutohavetheHot Microphoneswitchedonandoffalternately.

Ifthisfeatureisenabled,youcaninitiatetheAlternatingHotMicrophonebypressingtheEMERGENCYbutton.

TheAlternatingHotMicrophoneterminateswhenoneofthefollowingconditionsismet:

•TheradioexitstheEmergencyMode.

•TheAlternatingHotMicrophonetimerexpires.

•ThePTTbuttonispressed.

•EndSOFTkeyispressed(onlyduringtransmissiontimeslot).

Toskipyourtransmissiontimeslotandjumptoareceivingtimeslot,pressENDkey.

Whentheradiogoesoutoftheservice,itentersthereceivingmodeandtheAlternatingHotMicrophone isonhold.Whentheradioisbacktotheservice,theHotMicrophonetransmissionandtheAlternating HotMicrophoneresume.

WhentheuserisintheEmergencyMode,pressingEMERGENCYbuttonrestartstheAlternatingHot Microphone.

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3.6.7EnteringEmergencyMode

PressandholdtheEMERGENCYbuttonorentertheEmergencynumberandpressSENDkeytoenterthe EmergencyMode.

TherequiredtimeyouneedtopresstheEMERGENCYbuttonissetto1second(bydefault).Thetimecan beconguredbyyourserviceprovider.

UponentryintoEmergencyModeallprivatecallsarerejected.TheradioremainsinEmergencyModeuntil youexitit.

3.6.8EmergencyModebyDialing

ThisfeatureallowsyoutotriggerEmergencyModebydialingapredenednumber.ItinitiatesthesameEmergency servicesasyouwouldusetheEMERGENCYbutton.YourradiocanstoreuptoeightEmergencynumbers.

IfthisEmergencyModewastriggeredbyEmergencynumber(notbyEMERGENCYbutton),youcan presstheENDkeytoexittheEmergencyMode.

3.6.9ExitingEmergencyMode

Prerequisites:

MakesurethatyourradioisinEmergencyMode.

ProcedureSteps

1IfyourradioscreendisplaysEmgcyMicOn,pressEnd.

2PressandholdExit.

IfEmergencyModewastriggeredbyEmergencynumber(notbyEMERGENCYbutton),youcanpress theENDkeytoexittheEmergencyMode.

3IfyourradiodisplaysAreyousuretoexitEmergency?,pressY estoexit.

Result:

YourradioexitstheEmergencyMode.

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3.6.10MakinganEmergencyGroupCall

Prerequisites:

MakesurethatyourradioisinEmergencyMode.

ProcedureSteps

1PressandholdthePTTbutton.

2Waitforthetalkpermittone(ifcongured)andtalk.

3ReleasethePTTbuttontolisten.

TocanceltheEmergencyGroupCall,releasethePTTbuttonbeforetheT alkPermittoneisplayed.

3.6.10MakinganEmergencyGroupCall

3.6.11ReceivinganEmergencyGroupCall

AradioreceivesanEmergencyGroupCallfromtheselectedpre-programmedgroup.Audibletoneindicates incomingEmergencyGroupCall.

3.6.12DisasterAlertCall

ThisfeatureallowsyoutomakeDisasterAlertCallincriticalandcatastrophicsituationsbymakingEmergency BroadcastCallfromtheradioonapredenedtalkgroup.Nootherservicescaninterruptthistypeofthecall,except EmergencyorotherDisasterAlertcall.YoucansendandreceiveeitherinTMOorDMOMode.Y ourradiocan receivethistypeofcallonpredenedtalkgroups.ThepredenedtalkgroupsfortheDisasterAlertCallarealways scanned.TheDisasterAlertCallendsafteryoureleasethePTTbutton.

Thiscallstaysclearonly,evenifanyoftheencryptionservicesareenabled.Theonlyexceptionisthe E2EEncryptionfeature.

YourserviceproviderdenesiftheDisasterAlertCallisinitiatedonapredenedtalkgroup.

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3.6.13InitializingDisasterAlertCall

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectServices→DisasterAlert.

Stepresult:YourradioentersDisasterAlertModeanditdisplaysDisasterAlerticon.

3TostartthecallpressPTT.

Stepresult:Y ourradiodisplaysDisasterAlertInUse.

3.6.14SilentEmergencyMode

TheSilentEmergencyModeisatypeofemergencyservicesthatprovidesnoaudibleindicationsandnokeypad tonesattheentrance.Allthedisplayindicationsareasintheidlemode.However,theradiocannotuseany servicesexceptfor:

•ReceivingAmbienceListening

•SendingSilentEmergencyAlarms

•SendingGPSlocationreports

Ifyoutrytoactivateanyotherfeature,itisblockedandnoindicationisdisplayed.

IftheSilentEmergencyfeatureisenabled,theradioentersSilentEmergencyModeonpressingtheEMERGENCY button.AfterenteringtheSilentEmergencyMode,theradioguaranteesitselftobeinTMOMode.Theradio staysinTMOModeorswitchestoit,dependingontheactualstate.OnceinTMOMode,theradiosendsSilent EmergencyAlarm.

Iftheradioisinaprivateorgroupcall,theradiowaitsuntilthecallendsandthenenterstheSilent EmergencyMode.

Theradiokeepsre-sendingthealarmuntilsuccessfulsendingisconrmed.Afterthealarmissuccessfullydelivered, theradiostaysinSilentEmergencyModeandwaitsfortheAmbienceListening.OnpressingtheEMERGENCY buttonagain,whilebeingintheSilentEmergencyMode,theradiosendstheSilentEmergencyAlarm(anddoesnot provideanyaudibleorvisibleindications).

YourradioexitstheSilentEmergencyMode,underthefollowingconditions:

•PressMENUandthen#keywithin3seconds.

•NosuccessinsendingtheSilentEmergencyAlarmandthemaximumnumberofretrieshasbeenreached.

•ThecontrolroomterminatestheSilentAmbienceListening.

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•TheAmbienceListeningisdisconnectedduetoanotherreason.

DMODMO

IfyouturnofftheradiointheSilentEmergencyMode,theradioswitchestopseudopoweroffstate.Inthisstate,the radioappearstobeturnedoff.However,theradioisstillonandintheSilentEmergencyMode.Onturningtheradio onduringthepseudopoweroffstate,theradioactsasduringturningonandstillisintheSilentEmergencyMode.

3.7RepeaterMode

TheRepeaterModeprovidesrepeaterconnectivitybetweenradiosoperatingintheDMOMode.

Onlytheradiosonthesametalkgroupcancommunicatewitheachotherthroughtherepeater.

Figure3-3RepeaterModeOperation

3.7RepeaterMode

3.7.1EnteringRepeaterMode

ToenterRepeaterMode,useoneofthefollowingways:

•Fromthehomescreen,selectOptns→RepeaterMode.

•Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.Select→Networks→RepeaterMode.

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3.7.2SettingMonitorOption

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2PressMonitor.

3Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Off—Yourradioworksasarepeateronly,nooperationisavailable.

•ReceiveOnly—Allowsyoutolisten.

•Receive&Transmit—AllowsyoutolistenandtransmitbypressingPTT.

3.7.3EncryptioninRepeaterMode

WhileintheRepeaterMode,theradiosupportsAirEncryptionandisabletorepeatencryptedcallsandmessages.

IfSCKkeysinstalledontheradioareinvalid:

•Theradiotransferscallsandmessageswithoutdecipheringthem(providedthattheencryptionlevelis

•TheLEDindicatorturnsorange.

•OnpressingthePTTbutton,ChannelBusyorDMSCKInvalidmessageappears.

•Youcannotmakeanycall.

3.8GatewayMode

TheGatewayModeallowsyourradiotoworkasagatewayandthusprovideconnectivityamongradiosoperatingin DMOandTMOModes.

notthehighest).

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Figure3-4GatewayModeOperation

DMO

TMO

Thisisasellingfeature.

3.8.1EnteringGatewayMode

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2SelectGatewayMode.

WhentheGatewayModeisenabled,youcannotmakeanycall.

3.8.2StandbyMode

YourradioentersStandbymodeifthereisanotherGatewayonthesameDMOfrequency.Gatewayiconashesand notransmissionisforwardedthroughthegateway.ToexitStandbyModeyoucan:

•chooseanotherDMOtalkgroup

•waituntilltheothergatewayisoutofcoverageandisnolongerpresentonthatDMOtalkgroup

3.8.3ForwardingaGroupCall

YourradioshowsthesourceanddestinationtalkgroupoftheGroupcall.

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3.8.4SettingMonitorOption

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressOptns.

2PressCongandSelectoneofthefollowing:

•Off—Audioofthecallsarenotroutedtothespeakersofthegateway.

•ReceiveOnly—Audioofthecallsareroutedtothespeakersofthegateway.

3.8.5EmergencyCallsinGatewayMode

PresstheEMERGENCYbuttontoentertheTMOEmergencymodeandstartanEmergencyGroupcall.Checkwith yourserviceprovideriftheEmergencyGroupcallstartsonatacticalornon-tacticaltalkgroup.Iftheradiothatisin theGatewaymodereceivesanEmergencyGroupcall,itforwardsittotherespectiveTMO/DMOtalkgroupthat iscurrentlyswitchedto.

3.8.6EncryptioninGatewayMode

WhileintheGatewayMode,theradiosupportsAirEncryptionandisabletotransmitencryptedcallsamong radiosoperatinginTMOandDMO.

IfSCKkeysinstalledontheradioareinvalid,theradiocannotfunctionasagatewayandtransmitcalls.

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4GPSLocationService

TheGPSLocationServicefeatureusesinformationfromGlobalPositioningSystem(GPS)satellitesorbitingthe Earthtodeterminetheapproximategeographicallocationofyourradio.

TheGPSLocationServiceavailability,accuracy,andthepositioncalculationtimevarydependingonthe environmentinwhichyouusetheradio.TheGPSLocationServicecanassistyourdispatcherorcolleaguesinmany wayssuchasmoreefcientdeploymentofresourcesorlocatingyourradiowhenyoutriggeryouremergencyservice.

TheradiocandisplaythelocationinformationdirectlyonthescreenorsenditovertheairtoyourDispatcherto displayitinthecontrolcenter.Checkyourradiocongurationdetailswithyourserviceprovider.

Wherethesignalsfromsatellitesarenotavailable,theGPSLocationServicedoesnotwork.Thissituation usuallyhappenswhenyourradiocannotestablishaviewofawideareaofopensky,forexample,when yourGPSantennaiscoveredorfacingtheground.Suchsituationsincludebeing:

•Inundergroundlocations

•Insidebuildings,trains,orothercoveredvehicles

•Underanyothermetalorconcreterooforstructure

•Nearapowerfulradioortelevisiontower

•Inextremetemperatureoutsidetheoperatinglimitsofyourradio

Evenifyourlocationinformationcanbecalculatedinsuchsituations,itmaytakelongertodoso.Therefore,inany emergencysituation,alwaysreportyourlocationtoyourdispatcher.Whereadequatesignalsfrommultiplesatellites areavailable,yourGPSLocationServicefeatureprovidesalocation,mostprobablyneartoyouractuallocation. ForGPSfeatureperformance,underidealtestconditionsseeTable“GPSSpecication”

TheradiocanbetriggeredtosendLocationReportsinvariouscircumstances,forexample:

•Uponarequest

•EnteringEmergencyMode

•Atspeciedtimeintervals

•Atspecieddistanceintervals

TheLocationReportscanbesentintwowaysusing:

•SDS

•PacketData

IftheLocationReportsaresentoverthePacketData,aPacketDataiconisdisplayedwhenthemessageisbeingsent.

IftheLocationReportsaresentviaSDSwithUserDenedDataType-4asatransportlayer,eithertheETSILIPor MotorolaLRRPGPSLocationProtocolisused.TheLRRPGPSprotocoleitheruseSDS-TL(foraddedreliability) orSimpleGPSwithnoSDS-TL(forsavingairinterfaceresources).GPSProtocolIdentiersare:

•LRRPSDSTL=131

•LRRPSimpleGPS=3

•LIPGPS=10

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LocationreportsaresentinTMOandcanalsobeprovisionedtobesentinDMO.Iftheradioisprovisionedto provideuserindications,thefeatureoperationalstatusisindicatedontheradiodisplay.

Dependingontheradioconguration,viewingtheradiopositionandthestatusofthevisiblesatellitesisavailable. Thepositionmayconsistoflongitudeandlatitude,UK,orIrishgridcoordinates.TheGPSLocationServicefeature canbeenabledordisabledasawholeusingtheCPS.Itispossibletocongurethefeatureparametersusingthe CPS,orovertheair.TheCPScongurationprovidesadefaultprole.Thecommandsreceivedovertheairmay overwritethedefaultproleconguration.Theproleassignedtotheradiodetermineswhentosendlocationdata, whatdatatosendwithwhataccuracyandtowhataddress.Alldatarequestsandcongurationcommandsreceived overtheairarecheckedtoconrmtheyhavecomefromatrustedsource.Locationreportsareacceptedonlyfrom authorizedISSIsorIPs,dependingontheconguredtransportlayer(SDS,PacketData).

Ensuretheapplicationreceivinglocationmessagesandtheradioareconguredinacorrespondingway. OtherwisetheradiowillrejectallsystemGPSrequests.

Thisisasellingfeature.

Location

4.1EnhancingGPSPerformance

SometimestheGPSfeatureisunabletocompletealocationcalculationsuccessfully.Youhearanaudibletone indicatingthatyourradiocannotseethesatellites.

TheGPSfeatureworksbestwherethereisnothingbetweenyourradioandalargeamountofopensky.Tomaximize theabilityofyourradiotodeterminealocationx,avoidclosedspace,tallbuildings,andfoliage.Ifpossible,donot useGPSinundergroundparkinglots,tunnels,underbridges,andclosetohighbuildings.

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4.2EnablingGPS

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectLocation→Interface.

3SelectOn.

4.3GPSIcon

4.2EnablingGPS

Yourserviceprovidercanenablethisfeature.

WhenyourradioreceivesavalidGPSlocationdata,itdisplaysaGPSicon.

DuringEmergencyMode,yourradiodoesnotdisplaytheGPSiconevenwhenreceivingGPSlocationdata. IfvalidGPSlocationdataisavailablewhenyouleaveEmergencyModetheGPSiconisdisplayedagain.

4.4GPSDifferentLocationDisplays

Table4-1DifferentLocationDisplays

Latitude/ Longitude

TimeTimeTimeTimeTime

Latitude2–LetterCode1–LetterCode3–LetterCode3–LetterCodeand

LongitudeEastingand

AltitudeAltitudeAltitudeAltitudeAltitude

SatellitesSatellitesSatellitesSatellitesSatellites

UKCoordinatesIrishCoordinatesUTMCoordinates

NorthingCoordinate

Eastingand NorthingCoordinate

MGRS Coordinates

2–LetterCode

Eastingand NorthingCoordinate

•Time—indicateswhenthelasttimethelocationwascalculated.ThetimeisprovidedinUniversalTime Coordinated.

•LetterCode—gridzoneorsquareonthemapfordifferentcoordinatestandard

•Latitude—expressedindegrees,minutes,andseconds.

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•Longitude—expressedindegrees,minutes,andseconds.

•Numberofsatellites—usedtocalculatethelocation.Ingeneral,moresatellitesmakeforbetteraccuracy. Themaximumis12satellites.

•Easting—referstotheeastward-measureddistanceexpressedinmeters.

•Northing—referstothenorthward-measureddistanceexpressedinmeters.

Skippingeachdigitofeastingandnorthingcoordinatesdecreasestheaccuracybythefactorof10.

4.5ViewingYourPosition

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectLocation→Position.

3Scrolltoviewtheresultsaboutthelasttimeyourlocationwascalculated.

Torefreshyourposition:

•SelectPosition—theradiorefreshesitspositionautomatically

•PressRefresh

4.6GPS—ThingstoKeepinMind

Whereadequatesignalsfrommultiplesatellitesarenotavailable,theGPSfeatureofyourradiodoesnotwork.Such situationsincludebutarenotlimitedto:

•Inundergroundlocations

•Insideofbuildings,trains,orothercoveredvehicles

•Underanyothermetalorconcreterooforstructure

•Nearapowerfulradioortelevisiontower

•WhenyourGPSantennaiscovered(forexample,byyourhandorotherobject)orfacingtheground

•Intemperatureextremesoutsidetheoperatinglimitsofyourradio

Evenwherelocationinformationcanbecalculatedinsuchsituations,itmaytakelongertodoso.Therefore,inany emergencysituation,conrmyourlocationwithyourdispatcher.

Furthermore,pleasenotethatevenwhereadequatesignalsfrommultiplesatellitesareavailable,yourGPSfeature providesonlyanapproximatelocation,oftenwithin20–100metersfromyouractuallocation.

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5MainMenu

Thischaptercontainsinformationonitemsinthemainmenu.

Youcanenterthemenuitemsduringacall.Ifyouareviewingamenuwhenanewcallstarts,theradio exitsthemenu.

5.1ScrollingthroughtheMenu

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2ScrolltotherequireditembypressingNAVIGA TIONkeys.PresstheSOFTkeyassignedasSelectorright

NAVIGA TIONkeytoselect. Ifthemenuitemcontainsafurthersetofmenuitems,repeatstep2.

5.2MenuIcons

Youcanuseshortcutstoaccessfrequentlyuseditems.

Shortcuts

Thefollowingiconsmakeiteasytoidentifythemenuitemsatrstglance.

Table5-1MenuIcons

MenuIconDescription

MainMenuItems/ContextSensitiveMenu ItisassignedtoMENUwhenthemainmenuitems/context-sensitivemenuareactive.

Messages

Sendstatusmessages,

Sendtextmessages(freetextoraccordingtouserdenedorpredenedtemplates), ReceivedmessagesinInbox.

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Table5-1MenuIcons(cont'd.)

MenuIconDescription

Contacts Add,search,edit,oreraseentriesinthecontactlist.

Security Letsyouturnon/offandverifysecurityfeatures,andchangepasswords.

Setup Allowsyoutocustomizeyourradio.

GroupSetup ContainsadditionalmenuitemsforScanningTalkgroupsfeatures.

MyInfo Displaysinformationaboutyourradioanditsnumbers.

RecentCalls Containsalistofrecentcalls.

Shortcuts Allowsyoutoviewandmanageshortcutstomenuitems.

RUI Allowsyoutologinandlogoutoftheradio.

Networks Allowsyoutoselectanetwork.

Location Displayslocationofyourradio.

PacketData Allowsyoutosenddatafromyourradiotootherdevices.

CryptoMenu AllowsyoutomanageSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption.

Services AllowsyoutomanageBroadcast,AssistanceandDisasterCalls.

5.3MenuStructure

Table5-2MenuStructure

Messages

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Table5-2MenuStructure(cont'd.)

Contacts[NewContact] Security

Setup CH1

CH2

MenuitemsvisiblewhenDualControlHeadfeatureisenabled.CH1andCH2standforcontrolheadsconnected toport1andport2respectively.

KeylockSetup AirEncrypt KV alidity TMSCKValidity DMSCKValidity DMOSCK CovertMode RemoteControl

RingStyle

SpeakerSetVolume

Earpiece Language DataSetup AudioVolumeAdj.Mode Tones

KeypadTone

AllT ones

TalkPermit

Cleartosend

PeriodicAlert

D-PTTTones Display

FontLevel

LargeIdleFont

ScreenSaver

Backlight

Wallpaper Time&Date

Display

Format

Set

SystemUpdate

5.3MenuStructure

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Table5-2MenuStructure(cont'd.)

GroupSetup

MyInfo

RecentCalls

Shortcuts

ActiveAccryType

Bookon

RotaryKnob

Scan

MyGroups MyPrivateNum MyPhoneNum RadioInfo Dialed Received Missed [NewEntry] LogonRUI Logoff

ControlHeadAccry*[RECH]

TransceiverAccry*[RECH]

FrontAccry*[TSCH]

RearAccry*[TSCH]

EarpieceVolumeCntrl

Speaker

CHAccryAccrySetup

TransceiverAccry

BookonAccept

BookonReject

RotaryMode

RotaryLock

InKeypadLock

WrapAround

ScrollRange

ConrmTGSel.

FunctionKeys

Scanning

ActiveList

ScanLists

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Table5-2MenuStructure(cont'd.)

Networks

Location

PacketData

CryptoMenu

Services

NetworksSel

TrunkedMode DirectMode RepeaterMode GatewayMode TXIMode Position Interface Testpage Accuracy SentData ReceivedData Bandwidth Encryption CryptoFunction ClearCallAlarm UpdEncrKeys ShowOPTA OptaFilter CryptoRegistr AudioSettings DMOEncrMode SDSEncrMode

Broadcast AssistanceCall DisasterCall

5.3MenuStructure

HomeOnly

ForeignNet

SelectNet

AnyNetwork

MigrateTo

Auto

IndividualSDS

GroupSDS

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5.4Messages

InDualControlHeadmodeyourradiodisplaysicons( or )indicatingwhethermenuitemsettings refertoCH1orCH2.Ifnoiconisdisplayed,thesettingsarecommonforbothcontrolheads.

*[RECH]—itemvisibleforRemoteEthernetControlHead.

*[TSCH]—itemvisibleforTelephoneStyleControlHead.

DualControlHead

5.4.1NewMessage

Thisfeatureallowsyoutosendandreceivetextmessages.Amessagecancontainupto1000characters,depends onyourserviceprovidersetting.

Whenyoureceiveamessagethatcannotbedecrypted,yourradiodisplaysanoticationentitledIncoming SDSwiththefollowinginformationinitscontent:

•ISSIaddresofthesender.

•DecryptionFailedmessage.

•Encryptionfailreason:WrongKey,NoKey,orSIMError.

Toclosethenotication,presstherightSOFTkeyortheENDkey.

Thismenuitemallowsyoutocreateanewmessage.

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5.4.1.1SendingaMessagetoPrivate/Phone

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→NewMessage.

3EnteryourmessageandpressSend.

4Ifneeded,selectPrivate/Phone.

5Typerecipientnumberorpressabctochooseitfromyourcontacts.

6PressSend,orSENDkey,orthePTTbutton.

5.4.1.1SendingaMessagetoPrivate/Phone

5.4.1.2SendingaMessagetoGroup

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→NewMessage.

3TypeyourmessageandpressSend.

4Ifneeded,selectGroup.

5Selectagrouptosendthemessage.

5.4.1.3SendingaStoreandForwardMessage

Prerequisites:

YourserviceproviderenablestheStoreandForwardfeature.

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ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→NewMessage.

3PressMENUkeyandselectMessageSetup→On/Ofineusers.

4EnteryourmessageandpressSend.

5IfaskedfortheTargetselection,selectoneofthefollowing:

•Private—entertheprivatenumberorpressabctochoosethedestinationnumberfromthecontactlist.

•Phone—enterthephonenumberorpressabctochoosethedestinationnumberfromthecontactlist.

YourserviceprovidercanenabletosendaStoreandForwardmessagetoatalkgroup.

6PressSend,Select,SENDkey,orthePTTbutton.

5.4.1.4DeliveryReport

DeliveryReportisanacknowledgmentthattheradiocanrequestuponsendingamessagetoanindividualrecipient. YoucandenewhattypeofDeliveryReportyourradiorequests,orturnon/offthisfeature.

IftheDeliveryReportisreceivedshortlyafterthemessagewassent,theradio:

•Displaysapop-upwithoneofthefollowingmessages(dependingonwhatDeliveryReportwasreceived):

•SavestheDeliveryReportinOutboxalongwithacopyofthemessage.

IftheDeliveryReportisreceivedafteralongerperiodoftime,theradio:

•SavestheDeliveryReportinOutboxalongwithacopyofthemessage.

•IfDeliveryReportNoticationsfunctionalityisconguredbyyourserviceprovider,theradioalso:

MessageSent,MessageDelivered,MessageRead,orMessageFailed.

–TemporarilysavesaDeliveryReportmessageinInbox.Thenoticationdisappearsafteritisread. –DisplaysNewMessageicon. –DisplaysNewDeliveryStatusnoticationscreen(ifpossible).

ToreadtheDeliveryReport:

1.FindthemessageinOutbox.

2.Openthemessage.

3.PressMENU.

4.SelectDeliveryStatus.

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5.4.1.5ConguringDeliveryReport

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→NewMessage.

3PressMENUkeyandselectDeliveryReport.

4Selectoneofthefollowing:

•None—Radiodoesnotrequestanydeliveryreport.

•Received—Radiorequestsreportsonyourmessagesthatwerereceived.

•Consumed—Radiorequestsreportsonyourmessagesthatwereread.

•Both—Radiorequestsreportsonyourmessagesthatwerereceivedandread.

5.4.1.5ConguringDeliveryReport

5.4.2Inbox

Itcontainsupto100neworoldincomingmessages.

Table5-3InboxIcons

IconDescription

Messagessub-menuindicatesthenumberofthemessages.Iftheindicationisforexample2/4,itmeansthat twounreadandfourreadmessagesareintheInbox.

5.4.2.1EnteringtheInbox

ProcedureSteps

Unread(New)Message

Read(Old)Message

SenderInformationinMessageView—nameornumber

TimeandDateStampinMessageView—arrivaltimeanddate

DeliveryStatusReceived—deliverystatusforStore&Forwardmessages

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Inbox.

Thestatus(ifany)ofthelistisdisplayedforafewseconds:

•NoNeworOldMessages—Thescreenreturnstothepreviousdisplaywithinafewseconds.

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5.4.2.2ReceivingNewMessage

ProcedureSteps

1Newmessagereceived.

Stepresult:YourradiodisplaysananimationandplaysaNewMailReceivedtone.

2Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Read—openstheentiremessage.

•Back—dismissesthemessage.Y oucanaccessthemessagelaterfromtheInbox.

•InboxFull—SelectOk.

5.4.2.3UsingSubmenuinInboxandOutbox

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→InboxorOutbox.

3HighlighttherequiredmessageandpressMENUkey.

4Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Store—Savesamessageasatemplate.ChangethedefaulttemplatenameandpressOk.

•Delete—Deletestheselectedmessage.PressYestoconrm.

•DeleteAll—DeletesallthemessagesintheInbox/Outbox.PressYestoconrm.

•Reply(onlyforInbox)—Invokestheeditscreenwiththeoldmessageasdefaulttextandthemessage originatorasarecipient.Afterediting,pressSend,thePTTbutton,ortheSENDkeytosend.

•Resend(onlyforOutbox)—Invokestheeditscreenwithpreviouslyenteredtextwiththesame recipient.Afterediting,pressSend,thePTTbutton,ortheSENDkeytosend.

•Forward—Invokestheeditscreenwiththeoldmessagetosendittoadifferentparticipant.After editing,pressSend,thePTTbutton,orSENDkeytosend.

•Refresh—Re-ordersthemessagelistanddisplaysthenewmessages.

•DeliveryStatus(onlyforOutbox)—Showsthedateandtimeofthemessagewhenitsent,delivered, read,andexpiredwasnotdelivered,expiredwasnotread,failedunknown.

5.4.2.4EmbeddedNumber

Thisfeatureallowsyoutocallanumberfromamessageortostartagroupcallwiththemessagesendertalkgroup.

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5.4.2.5StoringaNumberfromaMessage

Prerequisites:

EmbeddedNumberfeatureisenabledbyyourserviceprovider.

Whenandwheretouse:

Youcansavethesender'sorembeddednumberfromthemessagetoaneworexistingcontact.

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Inbox.

3HighlighttherequiredmessageandselectRead.

4PressthePTTbutton.

5.4.2.5StoringaNumberfromaMessage

5Radiodisplaysalistofthenumbers(includingthesendersnumber).

6HighlighttherequirednumberandpressStore.

7HighlightrequiredcontactandpressView.

Tostoreanumberforanewcontact,select[NewContact]andllouttherequiredelds.PressDone tosaveit..

8SelectEdit.

9ChoosetheTypeofthenewnumberandpressDone.

5.4.2.6CallingaNumberinaMessage

Prerequisites:

EmbeddedNumberfeatureisenabledbyyourserviceprovider.

Whenandwheretouse:

Youcanreturnavoicecalltothesenderofamessageortoanynumberthatisembeddedinthemessagetext.

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ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Inbox.

3HighlighttherequiredmessageandselectRead.

4PressthePTTbutton.

5Radiodisplaysalistofthenumbers(includingthesendersnumber).

6Tocall,highlighttotherequirednumberandpressthePTTbuttonorSENDbutton.

7SelectCtypetochoosethetypeofcall(Private,Phone,orP ABX).

8PressthePTTbuttonorSENDbutton.

5.4.2.7MakingaGroupCallonaTalkgroupoftheMessage Originator

Prerequisites:

EmbeddedNumberfeatureisenabledbyyourserviceprovider.

Whenandwheretouse:

Youcanstartagroupcallwiththemessageoriginatortalkgroup.

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Inbox.

3HighlighttherequiredmessageandpressthePTTbutton.

5.4.2.8ImmediateMessage

Whenthenewimmediatemessageisreceived,radioplaystheNewMailReceivedtoneanddisplaysthecontent overlappingyourpreviousscreen.AllimmediatemessagesarestoredintheInbox.IftheradioisinPINLockstate, immediatemessageisdisplayedaftercorrectPINisentered.

Thisfeatureneedstobeenabledbyyourserviceprovider.

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5.4.3Outbox

Itstoresallsentmessages.

Table5-4OutboxIcons

IconDescription

DeliveryinProgress

DeliveryAccomplished

DeliveryFailed

Messagessub-menuindicatesthenumberofthemessages.Iftheindicationisforexample2,itmeansthattwo messagesareintheOutbox.

5.4.4COBox

5.4.5Templates

ItcontainsalltheCall-Outmessages.Themessagesarearrangedchronologicallyintotwolevels.Whentheradio isinCall-OutMode,youcanonlyreadtheongoingCall-Outmessages.

Call-Out

Thisfeatureisusedtostoreupto100predenedandyourmessagetemplates.EachoftheInboxandOutbox messagecanbestoredasatemplatetosavetimeintypingthesametext.Eachtemplatenameandtextcanbe editedafterwards.

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5.4.5.1SendingaUser-DenedTemplate

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Templates.

3HighlighttherequiredtemplatenameandpressSend.

4Dooneofthefollowing:

•Enterthenumberorpressabctoselectthenamefromyourcontactlist.PressSend.

•SelectrequiredtalkgroupfromtheTalkGroupList.

5.4.5.2SettingUser-DenedTemplates

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Templates.

3HighlighttherequiredtemplateandpressMENU.

4Selectoneofthefollowing:

5.4.6PredenedTemplates

Predenedmessagetemplatesareprogrammedintoyourradio.Y ouareallowedtoperformlimitededitoperations ofthepredenedtemplate.Youcansendit,butyouarenotabletostoretheeditedtemplateoreraseitfromthe predenedtemplatelist.

•View—Displaystemplatetext.

•Delete—Deletesthetemplate.

•EditText—Openseditscreenwiththetemplatetext.EditthetextandpressMENU.SelectSave Changestosaveeditedtemplate,orStoretosavetheeditedtemplateasanewone.

•EditName—Openseditscreenwiththetemplatename.PressOktosavethetemplate.

5.4.6.1ViewingPredenedTemplates

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

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2SelectMessages→Predened.

3HighlighttherequiredtemplateandpressMENUkey.

4SelectView.

5.4.6.2SendingPredenedTemplates

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→Predened.

3HighlighttherequiredtemplateandpressSend,thePTTbutton,ortheSENDkey.

5.4.6.2SendingPredenedTemplates

Youcaneditthepredenedtemplatebeforeyousendit.PressMENUandselectEdit.Editscreenopens withthetemplatetext.Youareonlyallowedtoreplacetheexistingtext.

5.4.7SendStatus

5.4.7.1ViewingaStatusMessageNumber

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→SendStatus.

3PressMENUandselectView.

5.4.7.2SendingaStatusMessagetoaGroup

Prerequisites:

Switchtothedesiredtalkgroup,towhichyouwanttosendastatusmessage.

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ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→SendStatus.

3Dooneofthefollowing:

5.4.7.3TargetedStatus

•HighlighttherequiredstatusmessageandpressSelect,thePTTbutton,ortheSENDkey.

•Enter5digitstatusmessagenumberandpressSend.

IftheradiodisplaysStatuslistisempty,youcanenter5digitstatusmessageandpressSendTo.

Thisfeatureallowsyoutosendthestatusmessagetoaprivatenumberortouserselectedtalkgroup.

YourserviceprovidercandisabletosendastatusmessagetoaprivatenumberthatisnotintheContacts.

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5.4.7.4SendingaTargetedStatusMessage

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectMessages→SendStatus.

3Dooneofthefollowing:

•HighlighttherequiredstatusmessageandpressSelect,thePTTbutton,ortheSENDkey.

•Enter5digitstatusmessagenumberandpressSend.

IftheradiodisplaysStatuslistisempty,youcanenter5digitstatusmessageandpressSendTo.

4Dooneofthefollowing:

5.4.7.4SendingaTargetedStatusMessage

•Enterthenumberorpressabctoselectthenamefromyourcontactlist.PressSend.

•SelectrequiredtalkgroupfromtheTalkGroupList.

Result:

Thedisplayshowsonofthefollowingdeliveryreports:

•StatusSent.

•StatusFailed.

5.5Contacts

Thissub-menustoresallyourcontactnumbers.Eachentryrequiresthefollowinginformation:

•Name—ifyoustoremorethanonenumbertoonecontact,thisentryisrequired.

•Type—eachcontactmustbeassignedtooneofthefollowingtypes:

Table5-5ContactTypes

ContactIcon

Description

Private

Cannothaveaspeeddialnumber.

Mobile

Home

Work

PABX

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Table5-5ContactTypes(cont'd.)

ContactIcon

•#(number)—eachcontactsentrymustcontainanumber.

•Speed#—acceptthedefaultSpeedDialnumberorchangeit.

5.5.1CreatingaContact

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,selectContcs.

2Select[NewContact].

3HighlightNameandpressChange.EnterthenameofyourcontactandpressOk.

4HighlightTypeandpressChange.Selecttherequiredtypeofyourcontact.

Description

Other

Pickers Indicatemorethanonenumberinacontact.

YoucanusetheLeftandRightNA VIGA TIONkeystoselectthetypeofyourcontactfromtheContact

Detailsscreen.

5Highlight#(number)andpressChange.EnterthenumberofyourcontactandpressOk.

6Ifneeded,highlightSpeed#andpressChange.Enterthespeeddialnumber(1–1000)ofyourcontactand

pressOk.

Iftheenterednumberexist,theradiodisplaysOverwrite?message.PressY estoconrm,orNotoenter thespeeddialnumberagain.

7PressDone.

Result:

Youhavecreateacontactwithonenumber.Toaddadditionalnumberrepeatsteps4–6.

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5.5.2EditingaContact

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressContcs.

2Highlightthecontactyouwanttoedit.

3PressMENU.

4PressEdit.

5HighlightoneofthefollowingentriesandpressChangetoedit:

5.5.2EditingaContact

•Name

•Type

•#(number)

•Speed#

6PressDone.

5.5.3DeletingaNumber

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressContcs.

2Selectacontactyouwanttoedit.

3UseleftorrightNA VIGA TIONkeystochoosetherequirednumber.

4PressMENU.

5SelectDeletenumber.

Ifanentrycontainsonlyonenumber,deletingthenumberdeletestheentry.

6PressY es.

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5.5.4DeletingaContact

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,selectContcs.

2Highlightacontactyouwanttodelete.

3PressMENU.

4SelectDeletecontact.

5SelectY es.

5.5.5CheckingCapacity

Whenandwheretouse:

Toseehowmanynumbersarestoredintheradio.

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ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,selectContcs.

2PressMENU.

3SelectCapacity.

4Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Private

•Phone/PABX

•Contact

5.5.6DialingthroughtheContactList

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressContcs.

2Tohighlighttherequiredcontact,useupanddownNAVIGATIONkeysorbyenteringupto12charactersof

thecontactname.

3Ifthecontacthasmorethanonenumber,useleftandrightNA VIGA TIONkeystoselecttherequirednumber.

4PressthePTTbuttontoinitiateasimplexcallwithaPrivatenumber.OtherwiseusetheSENDkeytoinitiatea

duplexcall.

5.6Security

Thissub-menustoresallyoursecuritysettings.

5.6.1KeylockSetup

Thekeypadlockfeatureallowslockingthekeypadtopreventaccidentalpressingofkeys.Thekeypadlock/unlock canbeinvokedusingthemenuorusingapredenedmenushortcut.BydefaultpressMENU,andthen*key.

Yourserviceprovidercandeterminewhichofthefollowingelementsareadditionallyinoperativewhilethekeypad lockfeatureisactive:

•ThePTTbutton

•Sidebuttons

•TheROTARYKNOB

TheON/OFF/END/HOMEkeyisalwaysinoperativeandtheEMERGENCYbuttonisalwaysoperative.

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Locking/UnlockingtheKeys/Buttons

5.6.1.1KeypadLockNotication

Whenthekeypadislocked,yourserviceprovidercancongureoneofthefollowinginstructions:

•None—nonoticationisdisplayed.

•NoticationOnly—KeysLockedisdisplayed.

•NoticationandInstruction—PressMenu*tolock/unlockkeypadisdisplayed.

5.6.1.2SettingAutomaticKeylockDelay

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→KeylockSetup→Delay.

3UseupanddownNA VIGA TIONkeystochangetheminutesandpressDone.

5.6.1.3SettingKeylockonStartup

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→KeylockSetup→StartLocked.

3SelectOn/Off.

5.6.2AirEncryption

AirEncryptionisafeaturethatenablesencryptionofentirecommunicationbetweentheradioandinfrastructure, whichresultsinincreasedsecurityofcalls,messages,anddata.

Ifencryptionisonandyoureceiveaclearcall(unencrypted),theradioplaysasoundanddisplaysCall&DataNot Encrypted.Thisfeatureprovidesservicecondentialitybetweenyouandthesystem.

IntheTMOMode,whenAirEncryptionisenabledonyouradiobutcannotbesupportedduetoaninfrastructure failure,thefollowingiconappearsonthedisplay: WhenencryptionisnotavailableintheDMOMode,theradiodisplays:

Thismenuitemallowsyouonlytoviewairencryptionstate.

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StatusIcons

5.6.2.1ViewingAirEncryptionState

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→AirEncrypt.

3Yourradiodisplays:

a.AirEncryptionIsOff. b.AirEncryptionIsOn.

5.6.2.1ViewingAirEncryptionState

5.6.2.2AirEncryptionKeyDeletion

PleasecheckwithyourserviceproviderwhethertheradioisprovidedwithAirinterfaceencryptionkeys.Youcan deletetheAirinterfaceencryptionkeysfromtheradiobyenteringthefollowingsequence:**00##.

•Ittakesaminuteforthisfeaturetodeletealltheencryptionkeysfromtheradio.

•DeletionisperformedinidleTMO/DMOorEmergencyOperation.

Usingthisfeaturewilldisabletheradio,andyourserviceproviderwillneedtoreenabletheradio.

5.6.3KValidity

K(Key)isasecretkeytheinfrastructureusestoauthenticatetheradiointhesystem.Itispartoftheauthentication thatprovidesservicecondentialitybetweenyourradioandthesystem.

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5.6.3.1VerifyingKValidity

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→KV alidity.

3Yourradiodisplays:

•KisValid—theinfrastructurecanauthenticateyourradio.

•KisInvalid—theinfrastructureisunabletoauthenticateyourradio.Pleasecallyourserviceprovider

torestorethekeytoyourradio.

5.6.4TMSCKValidity

SCK(StaticCipherKey)isasecretkeytheinfrastructureusestoencryptcallanddatainTMOMode.Air interfaceencryptionprovidesservicecondentialitybetweenyourradioandthesystem.Yourradioisprovided withasetofSCKs.

5.6.4.1VerifyingTMSCKValidity

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→TMSCKV alidity.

3Yourradiodisplays:

•TMSCKisV alid—yourradiocanworkencryptedinTMOMode.

•TMSCKisInvalid—yourradiocannotworkencryptedinTMOMode.Pleasecontactyourservice

providertorestoreSCKstoyourradio.

5.6.5DMSCKValidity

ThisfeatureisusedtoprovidetheservicecondentialityforyourcallsanddataservicesintheDMOMode.

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5.6.5.1VerifyingDMSCKValidity

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→DMSCKV alidity.

3Yourradiodisplays:

•DMSCKisV alid—yourradiocanworkencryptedinDMOMode.

•DMSCKisInvalid—yourradiocannotworkencryptedinDMOMode.Pleasecontactyourservice

providertorestoreSCKstoyourradio.

5.6.5.1V erifyingDMSCKValidity

5.6.6DMOSCK

AirinterfaceencryptionprovidesservicecondentialitybetweenyourradiooperatinginDirectModeandanother radiooragroupofradiosoperatinginDirectMode.Thisfeatureallowsyoutoenhancesecurity.

Thisfeatureneedstobeenabledbyyourserviceprovider.

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5.6.6.1ChangingDMOSCK

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→DMOSCK.

3PressNext.

4RadiodisplaysChangetoversion.

5Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Yes—tochangethekey.Y ourradiodisplaysKeyversionchanged.

•No—toleavethekey.YourradiodisplaysCodeNotChanged.

5.6.7CovertMode

Thisfeatureenablesyoutocompletelyshutdownallvisibleandaudiblealertsandnoticationsmakingtheradio unnoticeableeveninasilentanddarkenvironment.

WhenyourradioisintheCovertMode,youcannotenterthefollowingmenuitemsoftheSetupmenu.

WhentheCovertModeisturnedon:

Theradiopowersupinthemodesetbeforeturningoff.ThusiftheCovertModewassetbeforeturningoff,the radioturnsonintheCovertMode.

WhentheCovertModeisturnedoffallthechangedsettingsarerevertedtothepreviousstate.

•SetVolume

•Tones

•Backlight(inDisplaymenuitem)

•AlltonesaresettoOff(correspondingtoAllTonesmenuentry).

•TheprivatespeakerissettoOff.

•Thedimmerstateissettocovert(thisstateisnotselectableusingtheBACKLIGHTkey.)

•Thewallpaperisdisabled.

•Thescreensaverisdisabled.

•TheCovertModecolorpaletteisactivated.

WhenusingtheCovertMode,alowaudioaccessoryshouldbeconnectedtotheradio.Thecorrectlowaudio accessoryistheGCAIHandset,ortheolderstylehandsetconnectedthroughthejunctionbox.

ThisfeaturecanbeusedastheOne-TouchButton.

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5.6.7.1ActivatingCovertMode

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSecurity→CovertMode.

3Selectoneofthefollowing:

•On—alltonesaresettooff,andthebacklightandtheLEDaredisabledimmediately.Thegroupaudio isroutedtotheearpiece.TheradiodisplaysCovertModeOn.

•Off—allsettingsfortones,backlightandaudioarerestored.TheradiodisplaysCovertModeOff.

5.7Setup

5.6.7.1ActivatingCovertMode

Thissub-menuallowsyoutochangeyourradioconguration.

5.7.1RingStyle

Thissub-menuallowsyoutosettheincomingcallringstyle.

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5.7.1.1SettingRingStyle

ProcedureSteps

1Fromthehomescreen,pressMENUkey.

2SelectSetup→RingStyle.

3Selectoneofthefollowing:

•Duplex—Tosetthenewringstyletoallduplexcalls.

•Simplex—Tosetthenewringstyletoallsimplexcalls.

Uponentryintothissub-menu,thedisplayshowsthecurrentringstyleused.

4ScrolltothedesiredstyleandpressSelect.

5.7.2SetVolume

Newringstyleisplayedimmediatelyforafewseconds.Ifnecessary,adjustthevolumelevel.

ThismenuitemallowsyoutoadjustVoice,Duplex,Simplex,Keypad,andT onesvolumefortheSpeakerand theEarpiece.

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Motorola MTM800 FuG, MTM800 FuG ET Feature User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Contents

ListofFigures

ListofTables

1GeneralInformation

1.1SafetyInformation

1.2Copyrights

Disclaimer

Trademarks

EuropeanUnion(EU)WasteofElectricalandElectronicEquipment (WEEE)directive

OpenSourceSoftware(OSS)LegalNotices

1.3IconConventions

1.4UsingthisGuide

2GettingStarted

2.1ProductTechnicalInformation

2.2ControlsandIndicators

RemoteEthernetControlHead(RECH)

TelephoneStyleControlHead(TSCH)

Cradle

2.3Display

2.3.1DisplayOrientation

2.4StatusIcons

2.5PoweringOntheRadio

2.6PINCodeAuthentication

2.6.1UnblockingYourRadio

2.7Locking/UnlockingtheKeys/Buttons

2.8EnteringTMO/DMOMode

2.9TransmitInhibitMode

2.10SelectingaTalkgroup

2.11UsingTimedTalkgroupChange

2.12ActivatingTalkgroupScanning

2.13BroadcastCall

2.14 Ambience Listening (AL) Call

2.15One-TouchButtonFeature

2.16TerminalTemporaryDisable/Enable

2.17TerminalPermanentDisable

2.18DuringtheCall

2.19WritingText

2.19.1SelectingTextEntryMode

2.19.2SelectingTextEntryMethodandLanguage

2.19.3TextEntryIcons

2.19.4KeysUsage

2.19.5WritinginiTAPAlphanumeric

2.19.6WritinginTAPAlphanumeric

2.19.7WordLocking

2.19.8AddingWordstotheDictionary

2.20HomeDisplayTextMessage

3Modes

3.1UsingNetworks

3.2TrunkedModeOperation

3.2.1EnteringTMOMode

3.2.2SelectingaTalkgroup

3.2.3MakingaGroupCallinTMO

3.2.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle

3.2.5ReceivingaGroupCallduringanOngoingGroupCall

3.2.6DynamicGroupNumberAssignment(DGNA)

3.2.7DGNAReception

3.2.8DGNAAutoSelectGroup

3.2.9ViewingDGNATalkgroups

3.2.10BroadcastCallInitiatedbyUser

3.2.11InitializingBroadcastCall

3.2.12PhoneandPABXCalls

3.2.13PrivateCall

3.2.14MakingaPrivateCall

3.2.15AssistanceCall

3.2.17Enabling/DisablingSIMCardEnd-to-EndEncryption

3.3LocalSiteTrunking

3.3.1EnteringLocalSiteTrunking

3.3.2ExitingLocalSiteTrunking

3.4DirectModeOperation

3.4.1EnteringDMOMode

3.4.2SelectingaTalkgroup

3.4.3MakingaGroupCallinDMO

3.4.4ReceivingaGroupCallinIdle

3.4.5PrivateCall

3.4.6MakingaPrivateCall

3.4.7PrivateCallWithPresenceCheck