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PUMA T2 Hand Portable Radio

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No part of this document nor any data herein shall be disclosed, reproduced or used for any purpose whatsoever without the prior written consent of OTE as foreseen by the law. Drawings and specifications are subject to change. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders. Printed in Italy.

OTE S.p.A. A Finmeccanica Company

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Before using the equipment, read all the instructions contained in the manual and, with special care, those relative to safety.

Lue käyttöohjeet ja erityisesti turvallisuuteen liittyvat ohjeet ennen laitteen käyttöä.

Alvorens over te gaan tot het gebruik van het apparaat lees met aandacht al de instructies van het handboek en let vooral op die die de veiligheid betreffen.

Alvorens het apparaat in gebruik te nemen lees alle instructies van het handboek en vooral de voorschriften betreffende de veiligheid.

Avant toute utilisation de l’appareil, lire toutes les indications contenues dans le Manuel et avec une attention particulière celles relatives à la sécurité.

Läs alla instruktioner i denna manual innan ni använder apparaten och då särskilt noggrannt de anvisningar som gäller säkerheten.

Læs alle de vejledninger, der er indeholdt i manualen med særlig opmærksomhed på de vejledninger, der vedrører sikkerheden, før apparatet tages i brug.

Vor Gebrauch des Geräts alle in dieser Bedienungsanleitung enthaltenen Anweisungen und Vorschriften lesen. Den Sicherheitsbestimmungen ist dabei besondere Aufmerksamkeit zu widmen.

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Πριν χρησιµοποιήσετε τη συσκευή διαβάστε όλες τις οδηγίες που περιέχονται στο εγχειρίδιο και δώστε ιδιαίτερη προσοχή στης οδηγίες ασφαλείας.

Prima di utilizzare l’apparecchiatura leggere tutte le indicazioni contenute nel manuale e con particolare attenzione quelle relative alla sicurezza.

Antes de utilizar el equipo leer todas las instrucciones contenidas en el manual, poniendo particular atención a las de seguridad.

Antes de utilizar o aparelho, leia todas as instruções que constam no manual e com muita atenção as instruções relativas à segurança.

Перед использованием оборудования ознакомиться с руководством по пользованию, придавая особое внимание инструкциям по мере безопасности.

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This equipment is marked

User’s Guide

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According to the requirements specified in the R&TTE directive 1999/5/EC and the Commission Decision 6th April 2000, the EC marking is accompanied by the identification number of the notified body and by the Class II equipment class identifier.

This equipment (in the 400 MHz, 430 MHz and 470 MHz versions) is intended for sell and use in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, The Netherlands, United Kingdom.

This equipment requires authorization or license for use. This equipment operates on frequency bands non-harmoni-

sed in the EU. This equipment can also be used worldwide where the equi-

pment is approved for use.

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Hereby, OTE S.p.A., declares that this PUMA T2 is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

OTE S.p.A. vakuuttaa täten että PUMA T2 tyyppinen laite on direktiivin 1999/5/EY oleellisten vaatimusten ja sitä koskevien direktiivin muiden ehtojen mukainen.

Hierbij verklaart OTE S.p.A. dat het toestel PUMA T2 in overeenstemming is met de essentiële eisen en de andere relevante bepalingen van richtlijn 1999/5/EG.

Bij deze verklaart OTE S.p.A. dat deze PUMA T2 voldoet aan de essentiële eisen en aan de overige relevante bepalingen van Richtlijn 1999/5/EC.

Par la présente, OTE S.p.A. déclare que ce PUMA T2 est conforme aux exigences essentielles et aux autres dispositions de la directive 1999/5/CE qui lui sont applicables.

Härmed intygar OTE S.p.A. att denna PUMA T2 står I överensstämmelse med de väsentliga egenskapskrav och övriga relevanta bestämmelser som framgår av direktiv 1999/5/EG.

Undertegnede OTE S.p.A. erklærer herved, at følgende udstyr PUMA T2 overholder de væsentlige krav og øvrige relevante krav i direktiv 1999/5/EF.

Hiermit erklärt OTE S.p.A. die Übereinstimmung des Gerätes PUMA T2 mit den grundlegenden Anforderungen und den anderen relevanten Festlegungen der Richtlinie 1999/5/EG.

ΜΕ ΤΗΝ ΠΑΡΟΥΣΑ OTE S.p.A. ∆ΗΛΩΝΕΙ ΟΤΙ PUMA T2 ΣΥΜΜΟΡΦΩΝΕΤΑΙ ΠΡΟΣ ΤΙΣ ΟΥΣΙΩ∆ΕΙΣ ΑΠΑΙΤΗΣΕΙΣ ΚΑΙ

ΤΙΣ ΛΟΙΠΕΣ ΣΧΕΤΙΚΕΣ ∆ΙΑΤΑΞΕΙΣ ΤΗΣ Ο∆ΗΓΙΑΣ 1999/5/ ΕΚ.

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Con la presente OTE S.p.A. dichiara che questo PUMA T2 è conforme ai requisiti essenziali ed alle altre disposizioni pertinenti stabilite dalla direttiva 1999/5/CE.

Por medio de la presente OTE S.p.A. declara que el PUMA T2 cumple con los requisitos esenciales y cualesquiera otras disposiciones aplicables o exigibles de la Directiva 1999/5/ CE.

OTE S.p.A. declara que este PUMA T2 está conforme com os requisitos essenciais e outras disposições da Directiva 1999/ 5/CE.

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Index

1. EQUIPMENT DESCRIPTION .................................. 15

1.1 Display Layout ...................................................... 18

1.2 Keypad functionality .............................................20

2. PUMA T2 USE........................................................... 21

2.1 Switching on the Radio and Main Menu

in Trunked Mode (TMO) .......................................21

2.1.1 Messages ..................................................... 24

2.1.1.1 In Box ................................................25

2.1.1.2 Out Box ..............................................26

2.1.1.3 Text Messages ....................................28

2.1.1.4 Send Status......................................... 32

2.1.1.5 Return to Previous Menu ...................33

2.1.2 Change Mode ............................................. 33

2.1.3 Encryption .................................................. 34

2.1.3.1 E2EE Status ....................................... 34

2.1.3.2 E2EE Key ...........................................35

2.1.4 Phone lists................................................... 36

2.1.5 Settings ....................................................... 37

2.1.5.1 Group MNG ....................................... 38

2.1.5.1.1 Group Scan ....................................38

2.1.5.1.2 WPS Select ....................................39

2.1.5.1.3 WPS Update .................................. 39

2.1.5.1.4 Reconf. WPS ..................................43

2.1.5.2 Calls ...................................................47

2.1.5.2.1 Late Entry ......................................48

2.1.5.2.2 Group Call .....................................48

2.1.5.2.3 Dial Mode ..................................... 49

2.1.5.2.4 Gateway .........................................50

2.1.5.3 Delivery Opt.......................................51

2.1.5.4 Tx Inhibit ........................................... 51

2.1.5.5 Preferences .........................................53

2.1.5.5.1 Pin .................................................53

2.1.5.5.2 Talk ................................................58

2.1.5.5.3 Language....................................... 59

2.1.5.5.4 Sounds ...........................................59

2.1.5.5.5 Backlight .......................................60

2.1.5.5.6 LCD Contrast ................................ 61

2.1.6 Help ............................................................ 62

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2.2 Main Direct Mode (DMO) Menu .......................... 64

2.2.1 Messages ..................................................... 65

2.2.1.1 In Box ................................................65

2.2.1.2 Out Box ..............................................65

2.2.1.3 Text Messages ....................................65

2.2.1.4 Send Status......................................... 65

2.2.1.5 Return to Previous Menu ...................65

2.2.2 Change Mode ............................................. 66

2.2.3 Encryption .................................................. 66

2.2.3.1 E2EE status ........................................66

2.2.3.2 E2EE key ...........................................66

2.2.4 Phone Lists ................................................. 66

2.2.5 Settings ....................................................... 67

2.2.5.1 Group MNG ....................................... 67

2.2.5.1.1 Group Scan ....................................67

2.2.5.1.2 WPS Select ....................................67

2.2.5.1.3 WPS Update .................................. 67

2.2.5.1.4 Reconf. WPS ..................................68

2.2.5.2 Calls ...................................................68

2.2.5.2.1 Late Entry ......................................68

2.2.5.2.2 Call ................................................68

2.2.5.2.3 Dial Mode.....................................69

2.2.5.3 Preferences .........................................70

2.2.5.3.1 PIN .................................................71

2.2.5.3.2 Talk ................................................71

2.2.5.3.3 Language....................................... 71

2.2.5.3.4 Sounds ...........................................71

2.2.5.3.5 Backlight .......................................72

2.2.5.3.6 LCD Contrast ................................ 72

2.2.6 Help ............................................................ 72

2.3 Battery charger use ...............................................72

2.4 Vehicular adapter use............................................ 75

2.5 Technical characteristics maintenance

and problem solving ..............................................77

3. STANDARD REFERENCES AND SAFETY

RECOMMENDATIONS ............................................ 78

3.1 Standard references ...............................................78

3.2 Safety recommendations .......................................78

3.3 ESD Precautions ....................................................84

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List of illustrations

Fig. 1.1 PUMA T2 ........................................................... 16

Fig. 1.2 PUMA T2 display .............................................. 18

Fig. 2.1 PIN Insertion Request (TMO) ............................ 22

Fig. 2.2 Searching (TMO) ............................................... 22

Fig. 2.3a Mode (TMO) ...................................................... 22

Fig. 2.3b Indication of Service With No Group Selected. 23

Fig. 2.4 Main Menu (TMO) ............................................ 23

Fig. 2.5 «Messages» Menu (TMO) ................................. 24

Fig. 2.6 In Box Messages ................................................ 25

Fig. 2.7 Out Box .............................................................. 27

Fig. 2.8 Read Out Box .................................................... 27

Fig. 2.9 Text Messages .................................................... 28

Fig. 2.10 Text Message Composition ............................... 28

Fig. 2.11 Text Message Queue Full .................................. 29

Fig. 2.12 Text Message Option ......................................... 30

Fig. 2.13 Composition of Receiver's Address ................... 31

Fig. 2.14 Status Messages ................................................. 32

Fig. 2.15 Enter Message Addressee (TMO) ....................... 33

Fig. 2.16 Encryption Menu ............................................... 34

Fig. 2.17 Encryption Enabled ........................................... 35

Fig. 2.18 Encryption Disabled .......................................... 35

Fig. 2.19 Encryption Keys ................................................ 36

Fig. 2.20 Phone List Menu................................................ 37

Fig. 2.21 Settings Menu .................................................... 37

Fig. 2.22 Group MNG Menu ............................................. 38

Fig. 2.23 WPS Update ....................................................... 40

Fig. 2.24 WPS Name Modification ................................... 40

Fig. 2.25 WPS Radio Channel Modification .................... 41

Fig. 2.26 Group Data Menu .............................................. 41

Fig. 2.27 Group Name Modification................................. 42

Fig. 2.28 Reconfigure WPS............................................... 43

Fig. 2.29 Add Menu .......................................................... 44

Fig. 2.30 Confirm "Add" ................................................... 44

Fig. 2.31 Delete Menu....................................................... 45

Fig. 2.32 Confirm Delete................................................... 46

Fig. 2.33 Extra WPS .......................................................... 46

Fig. 2.34 Calls Menu ......................................................... 47

Fig. 2.35 Group Call .......................................................... 49

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Fig. 2.36 Dial Mode .......................................................... 50

Fig. 2.37 Tx Inhibit ........................................................... 52

Fig. 2.38 Tx Inhibit ON..................................................... 52

Fig. 2.39 Preferences Menu............................................... 53

Fig. 2.40 Enab./Disab. Menu ............................................. 54

Fig. 2.41 Enable PIN? Menu ............................................. 55

Fig. 2.42 Pin Menu............................................................ 55

Fig. 2.43 Change Menu .................................................... 56

Fig. 2.44 PIN Insertion ...................................................... 56

Fig. 2.45 Enab./Disab. Menu in the case of PIN enabled .. 57

Fig. 2.46 Talk .................................................................... 58

Fig. 2.47 Language ........................................................... 59

Fig. 2.48 Sounds Volume Visualization ............................ 60

Fig. 2.49 Backlight ........................................................... 61

Fig. 2.50 Contrast .............................................................. 61

Fig. 2.51 Mode (DMO)...................................................... 64

Fig. 2.52 Menu (DMO)...................................................... 64

Fig. 2.53 Phone Lists Menu .............................................. 66

Fig. 2.54 Settings Menu (DMO)........................................ 67

Fig. 2.55 Calls Menu ( DMO) ........................................... 68

Fig. 2.56 Call Menu .......................................................... 69

Fig. 2.57 Dial Mode .......................................................... 70

Fig. 2.58 Visualization of Sounds Volume ........................ 72

Fig. 2.59 BCU2-1500 universal battery charger............... 74

Fig. 2.60 Vehicular kit for PUMA T2................................ 76

List of tables

Tab. 1.1 Controls and indicators of PUMA T2 radio....... 17

Tab. 1.2 Displayed symbols (area 1, fig. 1.2)................... 19

Tab. 2.1 Characters Associated with the Keys ................. 30

Tab. 2.2 Selectable Sounds (TMO).................................. 59

Tab. 2.3 Direct Access Keys ............................................. 62

Tab. 2.4 Dialling Digits ................................................... 63

Tab. 2.5 Supplementary services ..................................... 63

Tab. 2.6 Selectable Sounds Items (DMO) ........................ 71

Tab. 2.7 Battery charger features ..................................... 73

Tab. 2.8 LEDs meaning.................................................... 75

Tab. 2.9 LEDs meaning.................................................... 77

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Glossary

CoU Class of Usage DGNA Dynamic Group Number Assignment DM Direct Mode DM-GATE Direct Mode Gateway DM-MS Direct Mode Mobile Station DMO Direct Mode Operation DM-REP Direct Mode Repeater DM-REP/ GATE Direct Mode Repeater/Gateway DTE Data Terminal Equipment DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequency DU-MS Dual Mode (V+D / Direct Mode) Switchable

Mobile Station

DW-MS Dual Watch Mobile Station GSRK Group Selection Rotary Knob GSSI Group Short Subscriber Identity GTSI Group TETRA Subscriber Identity GUSRA Gateway User Application Layer HH Hand-Held ID Identified IOP InterOPerability ISDN Integrated Services Digital Networks ISSI Individual Short Subscriber Identity ITSI Individual TETRA Subscriber Identity MCC Mobile Country Code MMI Man Machine Interface MNC Mobile Network Code MNI Mobile Network Identity MS Mobile Station

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PABX Private Automatic Branch Interface PDU Protocol Data Unit PEI Peripherical Equipment Interface PGS Priority Group Scanning PIN Personal Identification Number PRP Programming Package PSTN Public Switched Telcommunication Network PTT Push To Talk PUK PIN Unblocking Key SAP Service Access Point SCK Static Cipher Key SDS Short Data Service SDS-TL Short Data Service - Transport Layer SNA Short Number Address SSI Short Subscriber Identity SwMI Switching and Management Infrastructure TEI TETRA Equipment Identity TETRA Terrestrial Trunked Radio TM Trunked Mode TM-MS Trunked Mode Mobile Station TMO Trunked Mode Operation TPNI Transmitting Party Number Identification TSI TETRA Subscriber Identity UA User Application URG. Urgent V+D Voice plus Data VCRK Volume Control Rotary Knob VS Vehicular station VT Vehicular Terminal WPS Working Profile Subset

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1. Equipment description

The PUMA T2 portable radio terminal is supplied in the following versions: 400, 430, 470 and 870. These versions differ only in the operating frequency band, while they share the same operating procedures and commands.

This section describes the PUMA T2 portable radio equipment functions and its parts. The PUMA T2 radio is illustrated in Fig. 1.1 whose references are listed in Tab. 1.1.

NOTE: The antenna illustrated in all pictures of the present guide belongs to the PUMA T2, 400 and 430 MHz version.

NOTE: The user may notice some differences between the functions reported in this guide and the functions of the Terminal Radio relatively to the owned software release and configuration.

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3-4

Fig. 1.1 - PUMA T2

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Tab. 1.1 -

N° Indication Description

Controls and indicators of PUMA T2 radio

Group selector knob

Volume knob

Red LED

Green LED

Display

16 settings selector: it enables the selection of any one of the 16 preset group. The group call is activated by the PTT pressing

It controls internal speaker and earphone audio output

Lit when radio is transmitting; blinking in Tx Inhibit mode

Lit when radio is receiving

Loudspeaker

Backlit, 36 alphanumeric characters

Backward scrolling menu

Menu options selection

Forward scrolling menu

“On hook” key to accept/make a call; if pressed in idle status accesses the calls list

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“Off hook” key to cut off connection

Cancel/exit key

Standard, alphanumeric, telephone keypad

Microphone

On/off key

G key, for half duplex calls

PTT key

PEI connector cover

Earphone connector cover

Emergency key

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1.1 Display Layout

The PUMA T2 radio display is dived in 3 areas, as in fig. 1.2 is shown.

The first area (area 1) is devoted to symbol representation whose functions are explained in tab. 1.2.

The second area (area 2) is devoted to display/insert text information.

Text information might be displayed either during menu navigation or during the radio active/idle status.

In the third area (area 3) there are the symbols related to the pressing of the navigation keys , and . In particular, during function menu navigation, each of these keys find its own match with the symbol directly above it.

AREA 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

S E L

AREA 3AREA 2

Fig. 1.2 - PUMA T2 display

Tab 1.2 is set as follows:

• in the first column (symbol) all simbols displayed in the

first area (fig. 1.2) are listed;

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• in the second column (position) references to the di-

splayed simbol location are listed;

• in the third column (meaning) the meaning of each cor-

responding symbol is explained;

Two symbols in the same position automatically exclude each other: there can be only one at a time (see symbols related to position 3 and 7).

Tab. 1.2 - Displayed symbols (area 1, fig. 1.2)

Symbol Position Meaning

Signal level

Trunked Mode, searching network (flashing)

Direct Mode with DM-GATE device presence detected

Direct Mode

Fall-back Mode

Direct Mode with DM-REP device presence detected

Encryption enable

No read messages, full queue (flashing)

Full queue, each message is read

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Data connection active

Earphone active

Loudspeaker active

Keypad DTMF OFF

Keypad locked

Battery level indication

Group scanning enable

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1.2 Keypad functionality

Keys , and are reserved for menu navigation while keys , and can be used during menu navigation as well as during all other operations and procedures .

When the radio is in idle status the navigation menu is enabled by pressing the key . It is also possible to enable menu navigation when a connection is active by pressing the

key (only in TMO mode). For further information on this topic, refer to sec. 2 of this

user guide. All the other keys (13, fig. 1.1) are normally devoted to place

alphanumeric characters (during message writing or address dialling) into the display Area 2 (fig. 1.2).

Moreover the alphanumeric keys of the keypad (13, fig. 1.1) can operate other functions during the navigation of particular menu functions.

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2. PUMA T2 Use

The PUMA T2 radio functions in Trunked and Direct operating modes are described in this section, as well as the use of the battery charger and the vehicular adapter.

2.1 Switching on the Radio and

Main Menu in Trunked Mode (TMO)

The radio is switched on by pressing the On/Off button (fig. 1-1).

In wait status, press the * keys in sequence to lock the keypad; the user is informed by a temporary "keypad locked" message and the relative symbol appears on the display (tab.

1.2). When the keypad is locked, a dynamic help appears

when any key is pressed, which signals the proper sequence to unlock it. The emergency key, the PTT, the key and the knobs still work even when the keypad is locked.

To make an individual full duplex call, select or insert the address, then press the key. To make an individual half duplex call, select or insert the address, the press the G key.

To turn the radio off, keep the On/Off button pressed for a few seconds, after which a message will appear on the display stating that the radio data has been saved and the radio switches off.

When the radio is turned on in Trunked mode, a welcome screen appears that is configurable from PRP, then the PIN entry request appears (fig. 2.1). Once the PIN has been entered, the terminal searches for the network and the word

"Search...." (see fig. 2.2) appears on the display; if the termi-

nal is under coverage, it visualizes:

• if a group is selected, the ID (or nickname if it exists) of

the group itself (see fig. 2.3a);

• if no group is selected, the terminal ID (see fig. 2.3b).

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Insert Pin:

Fig. 2.1 - PIN Insertion Request (TMO)

Search . . . . .

SEL

Fig. 2.2 - Searching (TMO)

Group 200

Selected

Fig. 2.3a - Mode (TMO)

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No Grp

Sel.

Fig. 2.3b - Indication of Service With

No Group Selected

When instead the terminal is not under coverage, it emits a beep and the symbol located in area 1 of the display blinks.

NOTE: In the case of coverage, in area 3 of the display the symbols (send status, see section 2.1.1.4) and (phone

list, see section 2.1.4) appear on the right and on the left of the screen, respectively, the word MENU in the center.

Press the key associated with MENU (see figs. 2.3a and

2.3b) to enter the PUMA T2 menu, as shown in fig. 2.4.

The main menu is composed of the following items:

• Messages

• Change Mode

• Encryption

SEL

Fig. 2.4 - Main Menu (TMO)

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• MESSAGES

• CHANGE MODE

• ENCRYPTION

• PHONE LISTS

• SETTINGS

• HELP

• : return to previous menu.

2.1.1 Messages

In Trunked mode, access to the «Messages» menu allows reading/sending status (predefined), or user (defined by the user) messages. To access this menu, select «Messages» from the main menu using the , navigation keys and then press .

The «Messages» menu in Trunked mode is shown in fig. 2.5.

• In Box

• Out Box

• Text Message

SEL

Fig. 2.5 - «Messages» Menu (TMO)

The "Messages" section menu is composed of:

• IN BOX

• OUT BOX

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• TEXT MESSAGE

• SEND STATUS

• : return to previous menu.

2.1.1.1 In Box

To read the messages, select the MESSAGES → IN BOX function from the main menu.

This menu allows the user to read the messages and statuses received. The presence of unread messages in one of the two

queues is signaled by the symbol. If the menu is accessed when the queue is empty, the timed message "EMPTY QUEUE " appears, otherwise the list of received messages (type, status, nickname or ID) appears.

Nickname

VIEW

Fig. 2.6 - In Box Messages

The message type can be "STATUS MESSAGE" S or "TEXT MESSAGE" ; the closed envelope indicates an unread

message and open indicates an already read message.

Press the key to return to the previous level and the keys associated with the arrows to scroll through the messages in circular fashion (forward and backward); press the key associated with "VIEW" to display the contents of the selected message.

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Status messages and text messages are displayed differently, but for both of them the initials "OPT" appear on the lower part of the display; the key associated with "OPT" gives access to the list of options.

The following options can be selected:

• DELETE: Deletes the current status or text message

after confirmation.

• REPLY: Gives access to the editing of a text message,

if a "TEXT MESSAGE" is being read, or to the status list, if a "STATUS" message is being read, and then to dialling, presetting the sender's number.

• REPLY + HISTORY: This item is only visible if "TEXT

MESSAGES" is selected. It gives access to the editing of a text message, presetting the received message, and then to dialling, presetting the sender's number.

• : Return to previous menu.

2.1.1.2 Out Box

To see the messages sent and the corresponding report received, select the MESSAGES → OUT BOX function from the main menu.

If there are no messages, the words «EMPTY QUEUE» appear, otherwise the list of sent messages appears (status, nickname) (fig. 2.7):

• not received by addressee

• full queue

• sent and received by addressee

•

message not yet received by addressee (awaiting report)

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Nickname Nickname

Nickname

VIEW

Fig. 2.7 - Out Box

The key associated with "VIEW" displays the contents of the selected message (see fig. 2.8):

Received

Sent to ...................

Message text

OPT

Fig. 2.8 - Read Out Box

The key associated with "OPT" gives access to the list of options. The following options can be selected:

• DELETE: Deletes the current text message after confirmation.

• REPLY: Allows sending the same message again, presetting the addressee's number:

• : Return to previous menu.

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2.1.1.3 Text Messages

To create, modify and send text messages (SDS), select the MESSAGES → TEXT MESSAGE function from the main menu.

The screen shown in fig. 2.9 will appear.

< New>

First Memo . . . . . .

Second Memo . . . .

SEL

Fig. 2.9 - Text Messages

NOTE: When one of the "Memos" is selected, "SEL" turns

into "VIEW".

• When " <NEW>" is selected, if the queue is not full, the composition mode is activated (fig. 2.10). If the

queue is full, the message shown in fig. 2.11 appears.

—

✎ A B C

OP T .

Fig. 2.10 - Text Message Composition

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FULL QUEUE Impossible to save!

BACK NEXT

Fig. 2.11 - Text Message Queue Full

NOTE: "Upper case" or "lower case" editing is indicated by

the "ABC" and "abc" strings, respectively, visualized on the display; using the # key, it is possible to select whether to

use the key in upper or lower case.

The message is written using the alphanumeric keypad. To scroll all of the characters associated with the same key, press it consecutively. To write two or more consecutive characters associated with the same key, wait a couple of seconds (approx. 2 sec.) between one entry and the next.

Use the and navigation keys to scroll through the already written characters.

Press the key to delete the last character entered or any character selected with the navigation keys. On the contrary, prolonged pressing of the key deletes the entire message; if nothing has been typed, we go back to the upper menu level.

All of the characters associated with the keys are listed in tab.

2.1.

Once you're edited the message, from the fig. 2.10 screen, pressing the key, you go to the fig. 2.12 screen.

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Tab. 2.1 - Characters Associated with the Keys

0 blank 0

1 1¼½¾¢ §¨©ª«¬ ®¯°±²³´¶·¸¹º»

Uppercase:

ABC2@ДЖЕАБВГЗ

Lowercase:

abc2@джеабвгз

Uppercase:

DEF3ИЙКЛР

Lowercase:

def3ийклр

Uppercase:

GHI4ÌÍÎÏ

Lowercase:

ghi4ìíîï

Uppercase:

JKL5 £

Lowercase:

jkl5£

Uppercase:

MNO6СТУФХЦШ

Lowercase:

mno6стуфхцшµ

Uppercase:

PQRS7$

Lowercase:

pqrs7ß$

Uppercase:

TUV8ÙÚÛÜ

Lowercase:

tuv8ùúûü

Uppercase:

WXYZ9×ÝÞ

Lowercase:

wxyz9ýÿþ

* *.,?!"-()@/:_;+&%=<>£$¥

¤[]{}\~^¡¿§#|'`

Uppercase-Lowercase selection

Send Save Save & Send

SEL

Fig. 2.12 - Text Message Option

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• SEND Once the message has been written, press the key to

enter the receiving user's address (fig. 2.13). If the GSSI of a particular group is typed, or after having

selected a group from among those that appear when the

key is pressed, the message will be sent to all of the radios belonging to that group. Vice versa, when the ISSI of a radio is typed directly, or when searching for it in the phone book using the key, the message will be sent only to the radio to which the typed in ISSI corresponds.

After having selected or composed the address, the word "SEND" appears on the display; press the key to confirm the send.

It is worthwile noting that the message is sent, but it is not saved.

• SAVE In this case, proceed as for "SEND", writing the message,

but pressing the key, it is possible to save instead of send the message.

• SAVE & SEND In this case it is possible to save the message before

sending it.

• : return to previous menu.

Address:

Fig. 2.13 - Composition of Receiver's Address

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2.1.1.4 Send Status

Status messages are 16 bit numbers associated with some descriptive strings of «24 characters max», configured from PRP. When this item is selected, the screen (fig. 2.14) relative to the messages that can be sent appears.

EMERGENCY

URGENT CALL....

CALL BACK

Fig. 2.14 - Status Messages

Scrolling through the menu with the and keys, the following options can be selected:

• EMERGENCY

• URGENT CALL BACK

• CALL BACK

• User defined Ø ÷ 61

• Tx I Enabled

• Tx I Disabled

• : return to previous menu.

The key associated with "OK" or the " " key select the message; if the message is longer than 12 characters, it is displayed in detail, otherwise we move on to enter the addressee. At this point, with "OK", the user can enter the

addressee of the message and send it with the " " key, the "G" key, PTT or "SEND" (activated after the first character is entered) (see fig. 2.15).

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Address:

Fig. 2.15 - Enter Message Addressee (TMO)

The left hand key allows the user to access the phone lists to automatically select the addressee of the message.

It is possible to access this "Send Status" menu also from the idle status screen, pressing the key corresponding to the

symbol.

2.1.1.5 Return to Previous Menu

This function, represented in the menu by the " " symbol, indicates the completion of the possible choices and allows, if selected, returning to the upper menu level. We get the same function by pressing the key from the menu.

2.1.2 Change Mode

To access mode, select the CHANGE MODE function from the main menu.

Now, the following question is shown: "Change in Direct?", you can answer "YES" or "NO" by the corresponding keys.

NOTE: It is possible to enable/disable the operating modes from PRP; if a radio contains only one operating mode, this menu is not visible; if it contains two of them, when entering the menu, confirmation of the only other selectable mode is requested.

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2.1.3 Encryption

This menu allows the user to configure the services relative to E2E Encryption management. This menu is not visible if the radio does not support this function.

To access the encryption function, select → ENCRYPTION from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.16):

• E2EE STATUS

• E2EE KEY

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

E2EE Status E2EE Key

SEL

Fig. 2.16 - Encryption Menu

2.1.3.1 E2EE Status

This function allows the user to modify the call default mode. The Enable/Disable options are available (see figs. 2.17 and

2.18).

If the encryption system is enabled, the key symbol appears.

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Use the key associated with "YES" to confirm the modification, which will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

Enable

Encryption?

YES

Fig. 2.17 - Encryption Enabled

Disable

Encryption?

YES

Fig. 2.18 - Encryption Disabled

2.1.3.2 E2EE Key

This function allows the user to modify the default crypto key; the menu is not visible if only one key is configured (see fig. 2.19).

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Crypto Key1 Crypto Key2 Crypto Key3

Fig. 2.19 - Encryption Keys

After selection of an encryption key with the key, associated with "OK", the selection is confirmed and the new value will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

2.1.4 Phone lists

This menu allows the user to call the stored users directly and to enter new names.

To access the directories, select the → PHONE LISTS function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.20):

• PHONE BOOK: new users, the directory and the possibi-

lity of MODIFYING and DELETING

• HOME TETRA: TETRA users entered from PRP

• NON TETRA: list of addresses of subscribers belon-

ging to NON-TETRA networks

• : return to previous menu (see section

2.1.1.5).

NOTE: The "Home Tetra" and Non Tetra" lists are configured from PRP.

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Phone Book Home Tetra Non Tetra

SEL

Fig. 2.20 - "Phone List" Menu

2.1.5 Settings

This menu allows the user to configure some equipment functions.

To access the settings, select the → SETTINGS function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.21):

• GROUP MNG

• CALLS

• DELIVERY OPT.

• TX INHIBIT

• PREFERENCES

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

Group Mng Calls Delivery Opt.

SEL

Fig. 2.21 - "Settings" Menu

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2.1.5.1 Group MNG

This menu allows configuring and activating the services relative to group management.

To access the group management menu, select the → SET- TINGS→ GROUP MNG function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.22):

• GROUP SCAN

• WPS SELECT.

• WPS UPDATE

• WPS RECONF.

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

Group Scan WPS Select WPS Update

SEL

Fig. 2.22 - "Group MNG" Menu

2.1.5.1.1 Group Scan

This function allows the user to activate/disactivate the group scanning function; when scanning is active, the symbol is on. Modification of the current status is requested

when entering the menu. If scanning is not active, «Scanning On?» appears on the

display; instead, if scanning is active, «Scanning Off?» appears on the display.

Use the key, associated with "YES", to confirm the modification, which will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

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NOTE: From PRP it is possible to configure the default value when the radio is turned on and the parameters associated with functionality.

In TMO, passage between "Scanning On" and "Scanning Off" leads to the ending of an active group call if it is not to the group selected.

2.1.5.1.2 WPS Select

This function allows the user to select a new WPS. When the menu is accessed, the names (12 characters max)

of the WPSs configured from PRP are displayed; the first item corresponds to the current setting. Following a new selection, the key associated with «OK» requests, after confirmation, activation of the selected WPS.

After a wait message, an informative message appears both in the case of success and in the case of failure of at least one request relative to a group belonging to the WPS.

NOTE:

• The names of the WPSs have a maximum length of 12

characters; if the name does not fit in the display, it is abbreviated with the «...» character.

• The key allows exiting the menu without changing

the current active WPS. In the case of modification, the new WPS will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

• Changing WPS during a group call leads to its ending.

2.1.5.1.3 WPS Update

This function allows the user, if enabled from PRP, to modify some characteristics of the current WPS and of the contained groups.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.23):

• WPS data

• Group data

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

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WPS Data Group Data

SEL

Fig. 2.23 - WPS Update

NOTE: There are some parameters, configurable from

PRP, that indicate whether or not the user is enabled to modify the WPSs; if it should happen that a radio has all functions disabled, the "WPS Update" menu is not visible.

In TMO, modification of the WPS leads to the ending of an active group call.

WPS Data: This function allows the user, if enabled from PRP, to modify some characteristics of the current WPS. Entering the menu, the modifiable parameters are proposed in sequence.

WPS Name:

NAME

✎ A B C

Fig. 2.24 - WPS Name Modification

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In this case, the name of the WPS is proposed. It is possible, using the arrows, to move within the name and use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the new name. The key associated with "OK" confirms the name modification and, only if the DMO protocol is configured, we move to the next modification parameter, "radio channel" (see fig. 2.25).

Use the and keys to scroll through the channels and relative frequencies in circular fashion. The key asso-

ciated with "OK" confirms the selection.

Radio Channel 01

390.000

Fig. 2.25 - WPS Radio Channel Modification

Group Data: This function allows the user, if enabled, to

modify some characteristics of the groups. Entering the menu, it is possible to display the list of groups contained in the current WPS and request its modification, for ex.:

Group 200

Selected

SSI 400101 High priority Radio channel 01

Valid

MO D

Fig. 2.26 - "Group Data" Menu

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The following information is displayed:

- group name;

- status, the word "Selected" appears only if the group is the one currently selected;

- Group SSI;

- Group Priority;

- if the DMO protocol is configured, the channel associated with the group;

- group status, i.e.: "valid" → Group attached "not valid" → Group not attached

The keys associated with the arrows scroll through the groups in circular fashion (forward and backward); the key associated with "MOD" requests modification of the current group. At this point, the first modifiable parameter is proposed, if enabled from PRP, for example, the group name (fig. 2.27).

GROUP NAME:

Group 200

✎ A B C

Fig. 2.27 - "Group Name" Modification

Use the arrows to move within the name and use the alphanumeric keypad to edit the new name. The key associated with "OK" confirms the name modification, then we move on to the next modification parameters, if enabled from PRP.

NOTE: If the possibility of modifying any parameter is not given from PRP, then the "Group Data" menu is not visible.

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This function allows the user, if enabled from PRP, to modify the composition of the current WPS:

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.28):

• ACTIVE WPS

• EXTRA WPS

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

Active WPS Extra WPS

SEL

Fig. 2.28 - Reconfigure WPS

With "Active WPS ", the user can delete or add groups in the current WPS. The following items can be selected:

• ADD

• DELETE

• : return to previous menu.

ADD: This function allows the user to add groups in the current WPS. Entering the menu, the list of groups present in the "Group List" but not belonging to the current WPS is displayed, for ex.:

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Group 200 SSI 200 High priority

Radio channel 01

ADD

Fig. 2.29 - "Add" Menu

NOTE: If there are no groups to be added to the list, the

temporary message "No group to add" appears.

The following information is displayed:

• group name;

• group SSI ;

• group priority;

• if the DMO protocol is configured, the channel associated with the group.

The keys associated with the arrows scroll through the groups in circular fashion (forward and backward), the key associated with "ADD" adds, after confirmation (fig. 2.30), the selected group to the current WPS (if there are no free positions in the current WPS, a temporary warning message appears).

Add

New Group?

YES

Fig. 2.30 - Confirm "Add"

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DELETE: This function allows the user to delete groups from the current WPS. Entering the menu, if the active WPS is empty, a temporary message appears, otherwise the list of groups present in the current WPS is visualized.

The following information is displayed:

Group Number 0 1

Selected

SSI 400101 High priority

Radio channel 01 Valid

DEL

Fig. 2.31 - "Delete" Menu

• group name;

• group SSI ;

• group priority;

• if the DMO protocol is configured, the channel associated with the group;

• the group status, i.e.: "valid" → Group attached "not valid" → Group not attached

The keys associated with the arrows scroll through the groups in circular fashion (forward and backward), the key associated with "DEL" deletes, after confirmation, the selected group from the current WPS:

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Delete

Group?

YES N O

Fig. 2.32 - Confirm Delete

NOTE: Removal of the selected group is not allowed

("wrong operation") when the group is selected. Furthermore, if there is a call underway on the group that

we wish to delete, the call is ended.

With "Extra WPS", the user has the possibility of moving the assigned groups through DGNA (dynamic groups created by the NMS) into the current WPS.

Entering the menu, if the Extra WPS is empty, the message "Extra WPS empty" message appears, otherwise the list of groups present in the Extra WPS is visualized (see fig. 2.33).

The following information is displayed:

Group 200 SSI 200 High priority

Radio channel 01

MOVE

Fig. 2.33 - Extra WPS

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• group name;

• group SSI ;

• group priority;

• if the DMO protocol is configured, the channel associated with the group;

• the group status, i.e.: "valid" → Group attached

"not valid" → Group not attached

The keys associated with the arrows scroll through the groups in circular fashion (forward and backward), the key associated with "MOVE" requests, after confirmation, moving the group into the current WPS (if there are no free positions in the current WPS, a temporary warning message appears).

2.1.5.2 Calls

This menu allows the user to configure the services associated with call management.

To access the call, select the → SETTINGS→ CALLS function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.34):

• LATE ENTRY

• GROUP CALL

• DIAL MODE

• GATEWAY

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

Late Entry Group Call Dial Mode

SEL

Fig. 2.34 - "Calls" Menu

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2.1.5.2.1 Late Entry

This function, if set from PRP, allows the user to enable/ disable Late Entry in group calls.

The enabled "Late Entry" option allows the user who enters a group to participate in a call (if it is a group call) that is already underway on the same. If "Late Entry" is not enabled, the user who enters a group after the establishment of a call to that group, cannot participate.

Entering the menu, modification of the current status is requested, i.e. if "Late Entry" is disabled, the request to enable it is made, and vice versa. Use the key associated with "YES" to confirm the modification, which will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

2.1.5.2.2 Group Call

This function allows the user to modify the default group call type.

Entering the menu, the current setting is shown. Use the and keys to select the desired mode, and the key, associated with "OK", to confirm the selection, which will be maintained even after the radio is turned off.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.35):

• GROUP UNACKNOWLEDGE: the call enters directly.

• GROUP ACKNOWLEDGE: the call enters if and only if there is a sufficient number of users connected; depending on the release, the network may not support this feature.

• GROUP BROADCAST: the call enters directly, but the receiver can only listen.

• : return to previous menu.

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Group Unack Group Ack Group Broad.

Fig. 2.35 - Group Call

NOTE: If «GROUP BROADCAST» is selected, the receiver

will not be able to speak even if he presses the PTT button, and «NO REPLY» will appear on his terminal.

2.1.5.2.3 Dial Mode

This function allows the user to modify the default dialling mode configured from PRP.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.36):

• HOME TETRA: a complete SSI (Short Subscriber Identity) is to be specified. An SSI address consists of 7 or 8 digits, depending on the configuration by PRP. If the number of digits entered is less than the SSI length, the specified portion is regarded as the least significant digits and the address is completed with 0s (i.e. SSI length=7 and 123 is entered then 0000123 is the called address.)

• SHORT HOME TETRA: either a partial or a complete SSI can be specified. If the number of digits entered is less than the SSI length, the specified portion is regarded as the least significant digits. In this case the address is completed on the basis of a predefined SSI locally stored on the terminal.

• SHORT NUMBER: the SNA address space is composed by only 255 codes in the range 1 ÷ 255 ; when using the SNA dialling algorithm the user has to insert from one up to three digits. If the most significant digits of the SNA

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are 0s these may be omitted by the user during dialling (e.g. : the SNA 004 may be simply inserted as 4).

• EXT.TETRA: the address to be specified is a complete TSI (Tetra Subscriber Identity). It is composed by three main parts: MCC (Mobile Country Code, 3 digits), MNC (Mobile Network Code 4 or 5 digits configured by PRP) and the SSI.

The TSI is comprehensive of a gateway identification in order to issue the call outside the network (the gateway id. is implicit in the TSI and depends on the network numbering scheme).

• : return to previous menu.

Home Tetra Short Home Short Number

Fig. 2.36 - Dial Mode

Entering the menu, the current setting is shown at the top of the list. After selection using the key, associated with "OK", the default dialling mode is modified and the selection is maintained even after the radio is turned off.

2.1.5.2.4 Gateway

This function allows the user to display the list of gateways, towards networks outside the TETRA network, configured in the equipment, and to select the default gateway. The gateways can be of three types:

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• PSTN

• PABX

• ISDN

Entering the menu, the type, name (12 characters max. ) and ID of the default gateway are visualized. After selection using the key, the default gateway is modified and the choice is maintained even after the terminal is turned off.

NOTE: If only one gateway is configured in the equipment, the scrolling arrows are disactivated and only the current gateway can be displayed.

2.1.5.3 Delivery Opt.

To access the report, select the → SETTINGS→ DELIVERY OPT. function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected:

• Received

• No Report

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

This function allows the user to configure the type of report requested after a message is sent.

2.1.5.4 Tx Inhibit

To access this menu, select the SETTINGS → TX INHIBIT function from the main menu. This function allows the user to inhibit the transmission, in such a case the user will be able to receive calls or SDS without delivery options.

By selecting "Tx Inhibit" the screen in fig. 2.37 is shown.

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Enable

Tx Inhibit?

YES N O

Fig. 2.37 - Tx Inhibit

By pressing the key corresponding to "YES" you modify the terminal status.

If this function is activated, pressing PTT or trying to make a call, you'll have the screen shown in fig. 2.38.

Tx Inhibit

Fig. 2.38 - Tx Inhibit ON

Furthermore when transmission is inhibited the red led (see fig. 1.1) is blinking.

Once this function is enabled you can disactivate it, by acting in a similar way the user will be asked: "Disable Tx Inhibit?", choosing "YES" will turn the terminal in the normal mode.

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2.1.5.5 Preferences

This menu makes it possible to configure some equipment parameters.

To access the preferences, select the → SETTINGS→ PREFERENCES function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.39):

• PIN

•TALK

• LANGUAGE

• SOUNDS

• BACK LIGHT

• LCD CONTRAST

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

Pin Talk Language

SEL

Fig. 2.39 - "Preferences" Menu

2.1.5.5.1 Pin

This function allows the user to enable/disable Pin entry when the terminal is turned on and, if enabled, to modify it.

The equipment can be configured from PRP in three different ways:

• the equipment does not request the PIN when it is turned on; the PIN menu is not visible;

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• the equipment requests the PIN when it is turned on, the ENABLE/DISABLE menu is not visible;

• all PIN menu items are visible.

NOTE: No keypad DTMF tone is emitted while the PIN is being entered.

In general, the user can find himself in two different conditions:

• Pin disabled

• Pin enabled

The menu shows different functions depending on the Pin status (Enabled/Disabled).

Pin Disab.: In this case, it is possible to access only the "Enab./Disab." item from the menu (see fig. 2.40).

Enab./Disab.

SEL

Fig. 2.40 - "Enab./Disab." Menu

Selecting "Ena./Disab." using the key associated with SEL, the screen shown in fig. 2.41 appears.

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Enable

PIN?

YES N O

Fig. 2.41 - "Enable PIN?" Menu

After confirmation using the key associated with "YES", you are requested to enter the new PIN. After confirmation and the check to see if the PIN entry was successful, a message informs the user that the PIN status has been modified and the equipment is reinitialized, otherwise the entry sequence is reproposed.

Use the key or the key associated with "NO" to go back to the upper menu level without modifying the PIN

status. Pin Enab.: In this case, three items are available from the

menu (fig. 2.42):

• Change

• Enabled/Disabled

• : return to previous menu.

Change Enabled/Disabled

SEL

Fig. 2.42 - "Pin" Menu

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When "Change" is selected, you are requested to enter the current PIN (see fig. 2.43).

Insert PIN:

Fig. 2.43 - "Change" Menu

The user can type the PIN using the keypad; while the PIN is being typed, some asterisks appear on the display, as shown in fig. 2.44.

Use the key to delete the input and go back to the upper level without changing the PIN.

* * * * * * * *

Fig. 2.44 - PIN Insertion

Once PIN entry is complete, use the key associated with "OK" to confirm the input; verification of the PIN then be-

gins; if it is incorrect, the user is informed with an "Incorrect PIN !" message, otherwise he is requested to enter

the new PIN.

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Similarly to what is described above, the user must enter the new PIN and confirm with the key.

If the PIN modification operation is unsuccessful, the entire modification sequence is reproposed, otherwise, the user is informed with a "PIN modified!" confirmation message.

Select "Enab./Disab." to modify the pin status from enabled to disabled (see fig. 2.45).

Disable

PIN?

YES

Fig. 2.45 - "Enab./Disab." Menu in the case of PIN

enabled

Use the key or the key, associated with "NO", to go back to the upper menu level without modifying the PIN status.

When the key, associated with "YES", is pressed, you are asked to enter the current PIN (fig. 2.43).

After entering the PIN, the user can confirm it with the key associated with "OK"; PIN verification thus begins.

If the PIN entered is incorrect, the user is informed with the "Incorrect PIN!" message, otherwise the modification is confirmed with the "PIN Status Modified!" message and the equipment is reinitialized.

NOTE: If the user enters an incorrect PIN three times in a row, the equipment is blocked and can only be re-enabled with the PUK. The PIN must be composed of 8 digits; if a different number of digits is entered, a message appears that

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reminds the user that the PIN is composed of 8 digits, but the error is not added to the count that leads to the blocking of the equipment.

2.1.5.5.2 Talk

This function allows the user to change the default conversation mode of direct incoming calls (direct group and individual calls).

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.46):

• Loudspeaker

• Earphone

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

After selection with the key associated with "OK", the mode is changed and the new value is maintained even after the equipment is turned off.

If the call is of the Full Duplex type and "Loudspeaker" mode is selected, you must press the PTT key to be able to speak (as occurs for Half Duplex calls), in order to avoid echoes.

NOTE: For On/Off Hook calls, the conversation mode is configured automatically: when answering with , the mode is Earphone; when answering with the PTT and/or the G keys, the mode is loudspeaker.

Loudspeaker Earphone

Fig. 2.46 - Talk

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2.1.5.5.3 Language

This function allows the user to change the default language (fig. 2.47).

English Italian

Fig. 2.47 - Language

After selection using the key, associated with "OK", the default language is changed and the selection is maintained

even after the terminal is turned off.

2.1.5.5.4 Sounds

This function allows the user to disable or modify the volume of the audio signals of the equipment. The items that can be selected in TMO are shown in tab. 2.2.

Tab. 2.2 Selectable Sounds (TMO)

Key click Alarm Tone Failure tone Success tone Battery Low Emerg. tone Conversation Unprotect Tx Incom Data Channel Free

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Entering the menu, the graphic scale relative to the current volume setting relative to the audio signal selected is displayed (see fig. 2.48).

Key Click

Fig. 2.48 - Sounds Volume Visualization

Use the key to scroll through the audio signals in circular fashion.

Use the key to scroll through the volume levels in circular fashion and to activate the audio signals demo; use the

key, associated with "OK", to confirm the modifications,

which will be maintained even after the terminal is turned off. With the key it is possible to exit the menu without

modifications.

2.1.5.5.5 Backlight

This function allows the user to modify the equipment display and keypad illumination type.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.49):

• AUTOM. OFF

• OFF

•ON

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

In "Autom. Off " mode, the display and keypad lights are turned on when the keys are pressed or when an event occurs (rotating knob for group selection, arrival of a call, etc.) and turns off automatically after a time configurable from PRP.

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Autom. Off OFF ON

Fig. 2.49 - Backlight

In "ON" mode, the display and keypad lights are always on, while in "OFF" mode, they are always off.

With the and keys, the option is selected and a demo of the selected setting is automatically activated (to see the

demo relative to the current setting, select " "). Use the key, associated with "OK", to modify the type of

lighting; the selection is maintained even after the terminal is turned off.

2.1.5.5.6 LCD Contrast

This function allows the user to modify the display contrast. Entering the menu, the graphic scale corresponding to the current setting is visualized (see fig. 2.50).

LCD Contrast

Fig. 2.50 - Contrast

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Use the and keys to select the contrast level and automatically activate a demo ; use the key, associated

with "OK", to confirm the selection, which will be maintained even after the terminal is turned off. The key allows exiting the menu without modifications.

2.1.6 Help

To access the Help function, select → HELP from the main menu.

This function allows the user to visualize a list of some equipment functions, such as:

• direct access keys;

• dialling digits;

• supplementary services.

The direct access key functions are shown in tab. 2.3.

Tab. 2.3 Direct Access Keys

KEY FUNCTION

0 Change Mode (if enable)

1 Encryption (if enable)

2 Working Profiles

3 Group Scanning

4 Text Messages

5 Late Entry (if enable)

6 Tx Inhibit

7 Equipment Info.

8—

9—

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NOTE: To access the quick functions, keep the corresponding key pressed for about 2 sec.

The dialling digits are shown in tab. 2.4. The supplementary services are shown in tab. 2.5.

Tab. 2.4 Dialling Digits

DIGIT DESCRIPTION

0 Default GTW (if enabled)

# 1 n Gateway n (n=0, ..., 9)

# 5 Generic Gateway

# 6 Home TETRA Network

# 7 Short Home TETRA Network

# 8 SNA (Short Number Address)

# 9 EXT. TETRA Network

Tab. 2.5 Supplementary services

SUPPLEMENTARY

SERVICE

Status Message * 00 # SN #

Priority Call (level 11) * 15 #

Priority Call (level 10) * 150 #

Priority Call (level 1÷9) * 151 # ÷ * 159 #

Pre-emptive Priority Call * 211 #

(level 1)

Pre-emptive Priority Call * 212 #

(level 2)

Pre-emptive Priority Call * 213 #

(level 3)

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2.2 Main Direct Mode (DMO) Menu

In Direct Mode the screen appears as shown in fig. 2.51. To access the menu, after having turned on the radio, press the

key.

Free Group 200

M E N U

Fig. 2.51 - Mode (DMO)

NOTE: In area 3 of the terminal display, the symbols

(status messages, see section 2.2.1.4) and (phone list, see section 2.2.4) appear on the right and on the left, respectively.

Entering the menu, the following screen appears: The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.52):

Messages Change Mode Encryption

SEL

Fig. 2.52 - Menu (DMO)

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• MESSAGES

• CHANGE MODE

• ENCRYPTION

• PHONE LISTS

• SETTINGS

• HELP

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.1.1.5).

2.2.1 Messages

See section 2.1.1.

2.2.1.1 In Box

See section 2.1.1.1.

2.2.1.2 Out Box

See section 2.1.1.2.

2.2.1.3 Text Messages

See section 2.1.1.3.

2.2.1.4 Send Status

See section 2.1.1.4.

2.2.1.5 Return to Previous Menu

This function, represented in the menu with the symbol " ", indicates the completion of the possible selections and allows, if selected, returning to the upper menu level. The same function can be obtained by pressing the key from the menu.

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2.2.2 Change Mode

To access the modes, select the Change Mode function from the main menu.

Now, the following question is shown: "Change in Trunked?", you can answer "YES" or "NO" by the corresponding keys.

2.2.3 Encryption

See section 2.1.3.

2.2.3.1 E2EE status

See section 2.1.3.1.

2.2.3.2 E2EE key

See section 2.1.3.2.

2.2.4 Phone Lists

To access the phone lists, select the → PHONE LISTS function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.53):

• PHONE BOOK: new users, directory and possibility of modifying and deleting;

• HOME TETRA: Tetra users entered from PRP;

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.2.1.5).

Phone Book Home Tetra

SEL

Fig. 2.53 - "Phone Lists" Menu

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2.2.5 Settings

To access the settings, select the → SETTINGS function from the main menu..

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.54):

• GROUP MNG.

• CALLS

• PREFERENCES

• : return to main menu (see section 2.2.1.5).

Group Mng Calls Preferences

SEL

Fig. 2.54 - "Settings" Menu (DMO)

2.2.5.1 Group MNG

See section 2.1.5.1.

2.2.5.1.1 Group Scan

See section 2.1.5.1.1.

2.2.5.1.2 WPS Select

See section 2.1.5.1.2.

2.2.5.1.3 WPS Update

See section 2.1.5.1.3.

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2.2.5.1.4 Reconf. WPS

See section 2.1.5.1.4.

2.2.5.2 Calls

To access the calls, select the SETTINGS → CALLS function from the main menu.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.55):

• LATE ENTRY

• CALL

• DIAL MODE

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.2.1.5).

Late Entry Call Dial Mode

SEL

Fig. 2.55 - "Calls" Menu ( DMO)

2.2.5.2.1 Late Entry

See section 2.1.5.2.1.

2.2.5.2.2 Call

To access the call function, select SETTINGS→ CALLS→ CALL from the main menu. This menu allows the user to configure the services associated with call management.

The following items can be selected (see fig. 2.56):

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• COMMUNICAT.: This menu allows the user to modify the type of default individual call, configurable from PRP (with ack/without ack). Entering the menu, the first item shown corresponds to the current setting; selecting the key associated with "OK" changes the mode; the new value will be maintained even after the terminal is turned off.

• SEND TPNI: This menu allows the user to enable/disable the sending of the TPNI (Transmitting Party Number Identification, configurable from PRP) in voice calls. Entering the menu, modification of the current status is requested. If the TPNI is disabled, you are requested to enable it, and vice versa.

The key or the key associated with "NO" return to the previous level without changing the status. The key associated with "YES" confirms the change and the new status will be maintained even after the terminal is turned off.

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.2.1.5).

Communicat. Send TPNI

SEL

Fig. 2.56 - "Call" Menu

2.2.5.2.3 Dial Mode

This function allows the user to change the default dialling mode configured from PRP.

The following items can be selected (fig. 2.57):

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The TSI is comprehensive of a gateway identification in order to issue the call outside the network (the gateway id. is implicit in the TSI and depends on the network numbering scheme).

• : return to previous menu (see section 2.2.1.5).

Home Tetra Short Home Ext. Tetra

Fig. 2.57 - Dial Mode

2.2.5.3 Preferences

See section 2.1.5.5.

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2.2.5.3.1 PIN

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See section 2.1.5.5.1.

2.2.5.3.2 Talk

See section 2.1.5.5.2.

2.2.5.3.3 Language

See section 2.1.5.5.3.

2.2.5.3.4 Sounds

This function allows the user to disable or modify the volume of the equipment's audio signals. The items that can be selected in DMO are shown in tab. 2.6.

Entering the menu, the graphic scale relative to the current setting of the selected audio signals is visualized (see fig.

2.58).

Tab. 2.6 Selectable Sounds Items (DMO)

Key click Alarm Tone Failure tone Success tone Battery Low Emerge. tone

Conversation Unprotec. Tx Incom Data Channel Free Call End Err. Sequen.

Use the and keys to increase and decrease the audio signal tone; a screen like the one seen in fig. 2.58 appears on the display. Precisely, the left hand key scrolls through the volume levels in circular fashion and activates the audio signal demo; the right hand key scrolls through the audio signals in circular fashion; use the key associated with "OK" to confirm the changes, which will be maintained even after the terminal is turned off.

With the key, it is possible to exit the menu without modifications.

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Key Click

Fig. 2.58 - Visualization of Sounds Volume

2.2.5.3.5 Backlight

See section 2.1.5.5.5.

2.2.5.3.6 LCD Contrast

See section 2.1.5.5.6.

2.2.6 Help

This function allows the user to display the list of direct access keys (see tab. 2.3).

NOTE: When the PUMA T2 operates in DMO mode and hooks the repeater signal (the D symbol appears) and all

that DMO was capable of doing, it continues to do it through the repeater.

2.3 Battery charger use

The desktop battery charger (fig. 2.53) is only meant for an indoor environment.

The battery charger is power supplied by either 230V or 115V (tab. 2.7) therefore its location must ensure an easy and

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safe access to a wall plug. The battery charger is available in the following models: — BCP2-850 — BCP6-850 — BCU2-1500 — BCU2-1500/B — BCU6-750 In fig. 2.59 the universal BCU2-1500 battery charger is

shown. Tab. 2.7 outlines the battery charger main characteristics (n°

of charging slots, types of rechargeable batteries, voltage).

Tab. 2.7 - Battery charger features

Version

BCP2-850 2 NiCd, NiMh 230 V

BCP6-850 6 NiCd, NiMh 230 V

BCU2-1500 2 NiCd, NiMh, Li-ion 230 V

BCU2-1500/B 2 NiCd, NiMh, Li-ion 230 V/115 V

BCU6-750 2 NiCd, NiMh, Li-ion 230 V/115 V

N° charging

slots

Battery type Power supply

In the BCU2-1500/B and BCU6-750 models the power supply voltage is manually adjustable with a switch (230 V/ 115V) located on the rear pannel.

In every charging slot it is recommended to fit only a battery disconnected from the PUMA T2 hand-held radio terminal. When inserting the PUMA T2 unit with the battery pack, the plastic separating septum must be removed from port and the radio must be kept switched off during the whole charging process otherwise some internal components can be damaged. A fast discharging button is on the battery charger (S1, fig. 2.59); it is to be used before recharging non Li-Ion batteries. Infact Li-Ion batteries needn’t discharging before recharging. If you wish to discharge a battery (NiCd, NiMH)

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you must insert it into the upper slot and press the corresponding fast discharging button (S1).

Fast de-charge

button (S1)

Power

Cable

Lights panel

Upper slot

with radio

Upper slot

divisor sept

Lower slot

with removable

divisor in place

Fig. 2.59 - BCU2-1500 universal battery charger

The battery charger is equipped with a light signalling panel showing the charging level of the battery; the meaning of the signalling is described in tab. 2.8.

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LED Colour Meaning

Yellow Excessive battery temperature

Serigraphy

°C

Orange Faulty battery

Red Battery in fast charging

Blinking Red Battery in discharge

Green Battery fully charged

2.4 Vehicular adapter use

The vehicular kit (fig. 2.60) is designed to enable the use of PUMA T2 in a vehicle and it performs the following functions:

• Mechanical supports within a vehicle;

• Portable radio battery recharge (stand-alone or attached to the radio);

• It allows the portable radio correct use even during recharging;

• It allows the portable radio use similarly to a vehicular radio station, with an external antenna, speaker and microphone.

• It allows data transfer from portable radio to PC

The vehicular kit is composed of:

• Vehicular slide.

• Vehicular interface.

• Microphone/Handsed.

• Loudspeaker.

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The vehicular slide performs both the function of holding the PUMA T2 inside the car and of charging the batteries and it is supplied by the car battery.

On the upper side of this slide there is the lever to release the portable radio from the slide. On the front there is the general switch (ON/OFF) sided by a red led indicating the adapter’s state and 4 other leds indicate the radio battery status (tab.

2.9). Finally there is a bay for the radio battery provided with

5-contact points strip. The vehicular interface, supplied by the vehicular slide, per-

forms the following main functions:

• It supplies the mobile with appropriate voltage in alternative to the battery, when the mobile is on the vehicular slide;

• It allows for the use of a microphone and external receiver. It amplifies the mobile outgoing signal in order to be transmitted through an external speaker.

• It allows for data transfer according to RS232 standard between the portable radio and a PC.

Fig. 2.60 - Vehicular kit for PUMA T2

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LED

Colour

Red ON/OFF

Yellow Excessive battery temperature

Meaning

Serigraphy

ON/OFF

°C

Orange Faulty battery

Red Charging battery

Green Battery fully charged

2.5 Technical characteristics

maintenance and problem solving

For the PUMA T2 Technical characteristics, maintenance and problem solving please refer to the relative Technical Manual.

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3. Standard references and sa-

fety recommendations

In this section all the indications and recommendations for the PUMA T2 safe use are reported.

3.1 Standard references

The Tetra «PUMA T2» is designed and manufactured to comply with the applicable standard and regulations covering the following areas of product safety:

• conformance to ETSI TETRA standard;

• electromagnetic compatibility and interference (EMC/ EMI);

• electrical safety (low voltage);

• health effects of electromagnetic fields.

3.2 Safety recommendations

Carefully read all of the cautions and warnings before using the radio:

Do not use the radio equipment for uses different than those indicated in the manual.

For a correct use of the radio equipment, read what is listed in this user's guide.

Protect the radio from sprinklings of water and/ or other liquids and from dust.

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Do not bring the PUMA T2 close to heat sources.

Do not place the PUMA T2 radio above the airbags or in their area of action. If the airbag is activated, it may not swell correctly and/or hurl the portable unit, with great force, inside the passenger compartment where the vehicle occupants are located.

It is advisable to insert the battery pack into the battery charger slot without the Puma T2 radio body.

However, when inserting the Puma T2 unit with the battery pack the plastic septum must be removed and the radio must be kept switched off during the whole charging process otherwise some internal components can be damaged.

All the connectors not used during normal operations, must be protected by proper covers.

Do not cause short circuits between the battery terminals. Do not set the batteries on metal surfaces. Do not set metal tools on the battery terminals.

Be careful when handling any battery, when placing it in a pocket, purse/bag or any other container with metal objects.

Replace the batteries with equivalent batteries approved by the manufacturer.

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Replace the batteries following the instructions given in the relative technical manual.

Make sure that batteries are not damaged and do not have liquid leaks or evident gaseous emissions.

Do not use the radio if the battery is damaged.

Position the battery charger far from heat sources and in such a way as to guarantee its correct aeration as well as safe accessibility to the network power supply outlet. Do not set objects on the battery charger. Do not use the battery charger outside of the environments for which it was specified (ex. use in indoor environments only).

Even if the battery is discharge, the danger of explosion exist if the battery is disposed on fire.

The danger of explosion exists if the (Lithium) battery is incorrectly replaced.

For a safe use/maintenance/installation of the PUMA T2 battery charger and vehicular adapter, carefully read the safety recommendations in the relative Technical Manuals.

Use only battery chargers recommended by manufacturer and follow the instructions reported in the manual to recharge the battery.

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Do not use the PUMA T2 radio if the antenna is damaged.

Turn off the radio or, inhibit transmission, if the equipment allows it, in electromagnetically sensitive environments (ex. hospitals, airports, etc.).

The electronic devices are sensitive to electromagnetic interference (EMI) if not adequately shielded, designed or configured differently for electromagnetic fields immunity.

If electromedical equipment (ex. pace-makers, acoustical equipment, etc.) is used together with the PUMA T2 radio, make sure that it is adequately shielded from external electromagnetic fields.

Do not take the radio into environments that have a potentially explosive atmosphere (ex. fuel storage sites, filling stations, etc.).

Even when it is off, the radio, being equipped with battery, might casually generate sparks that could trigger fires and/or explosions.

Do not use the battery charger in environments that have a potentially explosive atmosphere (ex. fuel storage sites, filling stations, etc.).

The use of the battery charger might generate sparks that could trigger fires and/or explosions.

Consider the following warnings when using the PUMA T2 in the vehicular configuration:

— do not use the radio if the vehicle's antenna

and/or the antenna cable are damaged;

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— make sure that the PUMA T2 is properly

anchored during vehicular transport;

— be careful not to damage the radio when

cleaning the vehicle.

— After a long data transmission the equip-

ment may be get overheated. Verify that the portable is not excessively hot before grip it for the use.

Carry out the maintenance interventions on the PUMA T2 following the instructions given in the technical manual.

Follow all accident prevention standards when carrying out maintenance interventions on the PUMA T2 equipment and use the proper tools (spanners, screwdrivers, ...).

First and second maintenance level interventions on the equipment are to be carried out by authorized technicians only.

Third maintenance level interventions are to be carried out by OTE technicians only.

Use only original accessories and spare parts, approved by the manufacturer, suitable for the PUMA T2. The use of different accessories and/or spare parts (earphone, antenna, etc.) makes the safety and electromagnetic compatibility certifications to be valid no more and it could lower the user safety level and/or generate electromagnetic fields that exceed the accepted limits.

Follow the battery charger instructions in order to use it correctly.

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Do not use the battery charger if the power supply cable and/or the plug are damaged.

The emergency call is a priority type call. The PUMA T2 radio, like all mobile telephony

equipment, operates with radio frequency signals, therefore, the forwarding of the call depends on the network coverage at the moment of the call.

If you need send an emergency call, keep pressed the emergency button for at least 2 seconds.

The radio complies with all product specifications and great care is taken by the manufacturer so that user safety, as far as the effects of electromagnetic waves on health are concerned, is guaranteed within the limits established by the international specifications.

In order to further increase the level of user safety, we invite you to take into consideration the following additional precautions.

The PUMA T2 radio is equipped with an automatic system to control the power transmitted so that the radio transmits at the maximum power only in exceptional cases (radio coverage limit, emergency call).

Avoid touching the antenna when the radio is on and especially during transmission because the ability of transmitting power gets worse. In fact, when the antenna is touched, the PUMA T2 radio automatically transmits at a greater power level than that required, nevertheless the communication may be broken down or get qualitatively worse.

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Avoid touching the equipment during data transmission.

During voice communications in full-duplex mode hold the PUMA T2 with the antenna straight and above your shoulder and speak directly into the microphone.

Hold the PUMA T2 in the vertical positon and always at least 3 cm away from your head during voice comunications in half duplex mode.

Earphone kit is recommended when using the equipment in full-duplex mode for a long time.

When using the earphone do not allow the cable to twist up around the radio forming spirals.

3.3 ESD Precautions

No ESD precautions have to be taken by the operator. PUMA T2 and its ancillary parts are designed and manufactured in such a way to not be sensible to electrostatic discharges according to what referred in the EN 301 489-18.

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