Motorola Solutions 99FT7010 Office Talker User Manual motorola eps

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and Motorola are registered trademarks of Motorola, Inc.TELARIO, TC3000, TR3000, and TS3000 are trademarks of Motorola, Inc.Copyright © 1999 Motorola, Inc. All rights reserved.This manual may not be reproduced, in whole or in part, in any formwhatsoever, without the express written permission of Motorola, Inc.Note: The Motorola products described in this manual contain oneor more computer programs. These computer programs areprotected by copyright laws and international treaties. Unauthorizedreproduction or distribution of these programs, or any part thereof,may result in severe civil and criminal penalties, and will beprosecuted to the maximum extent possible under the law. U.S. andinternational products patents pending.This product is covered by one or more issued U.S. Patents. Other Patentapplications pending.
1IntroductionUTAM Registration ........................................................................................... 4Inspection......................................................................................................... 5TC3000 Communicator Features ..................................................................... 6Battery Installation Instructions ........................................................................9To Insert Battery .......................................................................................... 9To Remove Battery...................................................................................... 9Charging Instructions .....................................................................................10Rapid Charge Method ...............................................................................10Slow Charge Method................................................................................. 11Attaching and Removing the Carry Holster.................................................... 12Basic FunctionsTurning the TC3000 Communicator On.......................................................... 13Turning the TC3000 Communicator Off.......................................................... 13Setting the Volume ......................................................................................... 14Audio Routing.................................................................................................14Battery Life Indicator ......................................................................................14Time-Out Timer .............................................................................................. 15Idle Timer .......................................................................................................15Menu Options................................................................................................. 16Select Ring Type........................................................................................16Turning the TC3000 Communicator Off.....................................................16Phone FunctionsEntering Phone Service .................................................................................17Making a Phone Call ...................................................................................... 17Live Dial of a Phone Call ........................................................................... 17Last Number Redial................................................................................... 18Recall from Phone List ..............................................................................18Answering a Phone Call ................................................................................. 19Hanging-Up a Phone Call...............................................................................19Holding a Phone Call...................................................................................... 19Placing a Phone Call on Hold....................................................................19Taking a Phone Call off Hold ..................................................................... 20Transferring / Conferencing a Phone Call....................................................... 20Phone Call Waiting.........................................................................................20Voicemail ........................................................................................................ 20Send Call / End Ring...................................................................................... 21Group Ringing ................................................................................................ 21Table of Contents
2Table of ContentsGroup TalkSelecting a Group........................................................................................... 22Last Group Select / Displayed ................................................................... 22Scroll.......................................................................................................... 22Initiating a Group Talk.....................................................................................23Group Busy Signal .........................................................................................23User Out of Range .........................................................................................24System Busy Signal .......................................................................................24Busy System Auto Retry ................................................................................25Receiving a Group Talk .................................................................................. 26Person LinkLink ID Recognition ........................................................................................ 27Entering Person Link Service......................................................................... 27Initiating a Person Link Call............................................................................ 28Direct Entry of Link ID ...............................................................................28Recall from Link List .................................................................................. 30Link ID ReLink ........................................................................................... 32Target User Busy Signal................................................................................. 33User Out of Range .........................................................................................33System Busy Signal .......................................................................................33System Busy Auto Retry ................................................................................34Receiving a Person Link................................................................................. 35Disconnecting a Person Link.......................................................................... 35Integrating ServicesPerson Link Notification During Group Talk Receive...................................... 37Person Link Notification During Group Talk Transmit ..................................... 38Phone Call Notification During Group Talk Receive....................................... 39Phone Call Notification During Group Talk Transmit ......................................40Person Link Notification During Person Link Receive ....................................41Person Link Notification During Person Link Transmit.................................... 42Phone Call Notification During Person Link Receive...................................... 43Phone Call Notification During Person Link Transmit.....................................44Person Link Notification During a Phone Call................................................. 45Initiating a Group Talk During a Phone Call ...................................................46Initiating a Person Link During a Phone Call..................................................47Integrated Services Quick Reference Table ...................................................49Accessories....................................................................................................... 51LED Indications and Alert Tones..................................................................... 52Troubleshooting ................................................................................................ 53
3Table of ContentsImportant Safety InformationScope ............................................................................................................. 56Exposure to Frequency Energy......................................................................56Portable Communicator Operation and EME Exposure ............................58Electromagnetic Interference / Compatibility..................................................58Facilities..................................................................................................... 58Medial Devices .......................................................................................... 59Operational Warning ...................................................................................... 60Potentially Explosive Atmospheres............................................................ 60Batteries .................................................................................................... 60Blasting Caps and Areas........................................................................... 60Operational Cautions...................................................................................... 61Communicator Care ....................................................................................... 61Batteries and Chargers ..................................................................................61Charging Batteries..................................................................................... 61Charging Temperatures............................................................................. 62Recharging NiMH Batteries....................................................................... 62Recycling / Disposal of Batteries............................................................... 63Battery Charger ......................................................................................... 64Licensing ........................................................................................................... 65Service ........................................................................................................... 66Computer Software Copyrights ...................................................................... 66
4Congratulations! You are about to increase your business’productivity through the use of the TC3000™ Communicator. TheTC3000 Communicator is part of the Telario™ product system, astate of the art Motorola digital communications system. YourTC3000 Communicator has been designed exclusively to functionwith other TC3000 Communicators and TR3000™ Radios, andwith the TS3000™ Control Station.Your Communicator offers you three types of communicationsservices:•Phone Communication•Group Talk Communication (up to 10 Groups)•Person Link CommunicationYour Communicator enables you to enhance yourcommunications like no other product by integrating services.Integration of services allows you to:•be informed of and accept an incoming Phone Call orPerson Link while in a Phone Call, Group Talk, or PersonLink•make a Phone Call, Group Talk, or Person Link while in aPhone Call.For more information on Integrating Services, refer to page 36.UTAM RegistrationInstallation of this equipment is subject to notification andcoordination with UTAM, Inc. Any relocation of this equipmentmust be coordinated through, and approved by UTAM. UTAM canbe contacted at (800) 429-UTAM (800) 429-8826.Introduction
5IntroductionInspectionYour Communicator ships standard with the following items:•NiMH Battery•Carry Holster•Rapid Rate Charger with spare battery compartment &charging transformer•Manual (not shown)
6IntroductionTC3000 Communicator FeaturesControls1. OK Button – Press to turn on, or to answer the display prompt2. Link Button – Press to enter Person Link Service or accept aPerson Link3. Scroll Buttons – Press to select a Group, scroll a list, or toscroll the menu options4. Menu Button – Press to enter the menu mode5. Speaker Button – Press to route the audio from the earpiece tothe loud speaker. Press again to route the audio from the loudspeaker to the earpiece6. Recall Button – Press to access a pre-stored list of names andnumbers7. Phone Button – Press to enter Phone Service or to answer aPhone Call8. End Button – Press to:•exit a service•end a Phone Call or Person Link•refuse a Person Link•navigate back to the previous display9. Push-To-Transmit (PTT) Button – Press and hold to transmit10. Volume Down Button11. Volume Up Button12. Tap Button – Press to transfer a Phone Call or to answer call waiting13. Accessory Connector14. Battery Latch (located on both sides of the Communicator)Audio IndicatorsA. Low Audio (earpiece)B. MicrophoneC. High Audio (loud speaker)Visual IndicatorsD. Battery Charging LED Indicator – Indicates charging statusE. Communications Progress LED – Indicates transmit and receiveF. Display – 2-Line, 12-Character alphanumeric test
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8IntroductionDisplay IconsTC3000 Communicator Icon IndicationsIcon DescriptionSignal Strength None – the icon willblinkSignal Strength WeakSignal Strength ModerateSignal Strength StrongSpeaker Audio High – audio is heardfrom the loud speakerSpeaker Audio Low – audio is heardfrom the earpiecePhone CallPerson LinkRingVibrateScrollBattery Level LowBattery Level MediumBattery Level High
9IntroductionBattery Installation InstructionsTo Insert BatterySqueeze the two bottom side battery latches in and slide thebattery tray down and out of the Communicator. Refer toFigure 1.Place the battery pack into the tray with the arrows facingupward. Refer to Figure 2.Slide the battery tray into the Communicator until it snapsinto place.To Remove BatterySqueeze the two bottom side battery latches in and slide thebattery tray down and out of the Communicator. Refer toFigure 1.Remove the battery pack from the tray by pushing downwardon the battery and pivoting it away from the tray until thehook-latch on the battery clears the tray. Refer to Figure 3.12312WARNINGWARNINGFigure 1.Battery TrayBatteryLatchWARNINGWARNINGFigure 2.Insert Battery PackFigure 3.Remove Battery Pack
10IntroductionCharging InstructionsMPORTANT:The battery is shipped from the factory uncharged andmust be charged before use.Your battery will need to be charged using the rapid charge methodbefore operating your Communicator for the first time. The rapidcharge method fully charges your battery in 60 minutes.Your charger has the capability of charging both a battery insidethe Communicator (rapid charge method) and a spare battery(slow charge method) simultaneously.OTE:Do not leave the Communicator or battery in the charger forextended periods of time (1 week) so as to avoid a decreasein overall battery performance.Plug the round end of the transformer cord into the socketlocated on the back of the charger.Plug the transformer into the appropriate AC outlet.Rapid Charge Method (battery inside Communicator)Align the grooved rails of the Communicator with the guiderails of the charger and insert the Communicator, with thebattery inside, into the charger pocket. Refer to Figure 4.OTE:Your Communicator can be left on to receivecommunications while charging without causing harm to thebattery or battery charger. However, if the Communicatorremains on while charging, it will require at least 25% moretime for the battery to charge to full capacity.IN121N
11IntroductionWhen the Communicator is properly inserted into thecharger pocket the battery charging LED indicator on theCommunicator will indicate:•Red while the battery is rapid charging. The battery fullycharges in 60 minutes.•Green when the battery is fully charged. This occurs oncerapid charge is completed.•Yellow if there is a charging problem.Slow Charge Method (battery only)Insert a spare battery into the charger pocket. The red LEDon the charger will light when the battery is properlyinstalled. The battery fully charges in 24 hours.21Figure 4.GroovedRailsGuideRailsRedLEDSpare BatteryTransformerBattery ChargingLED Indicator
12IntroductionAttaching and Removing the Carry HolsterTo Attach the Carry HolsterPlace the CommunicatorTo Remove the Carry HolsterLift the Communicator11
13Turning the TC3000 Communicator OnPress the button.•A short, high-pitched tone will sound, indicating successfulstart-up. If the Communicator is not operating properly, acontinuous low-pitched tone will sound.When turning on your Communicator for thefirst time, the first available Group will beyour initial default Group. Afterward, whenturning the communicator on, it will default tothe last selected Group. Refer to page 22 toselect another Group.To preserve battery life, your Communicator will enter a “batterysaver” mode after several minutes of no activity. YourCommunicator will return to full operation by pressing any buttonor by receiving a transmission.Your Communicator and its battery have been designed foruninterrupted use, making it unnecessary to turn it off when not inuse. See Charging Instructions on page 10 for more information.Turning the TC3000 Communicator OffTo enter the menu mode, press the button.Press the right scroll button onceto view the“Turn Off” option.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toturn off:“OK=Select”.To turn off the Communicator, press the button.1Show DisplayGROUP TALK112Show Display3Basic Functions
14Basic FunctionsSetting the VolumePress the volume up / down buttons on the side of theCommunicator to adjust the volume to a comfortable listening level.Each press of the volume up / down buttons will provide you withaudio feedback of the listening level. The lowest volume level willstill provide you with minimal audio.Audio RoutingThe audio from the handset earpiece can be routed to the loudspeaker or visa versa at any time during a conversation during aGroup Talk or a Person Link. The default audio for the followingservices is:•Group Talk – High Audio (loud speaker)•Person Link – High Audio (loud speaker)•Phone – Low Audio (earpiece)OTE:While audio routing is not available in Phone Service, thedefault is Low Audio.To route the audio from the earpiece to the loud speaker,press the button. To reroute the audio from the loudspeaker to the earpiece, press the button again.Battery Life IndicatorYour Communicator has a built-in feature to alert you when yourbattery life is low (approximately 5-10% charge remaining):•Two (2) short, low-pitched tones will sound every 10minutes and upon release of the PTT button.•The display will indicate a Battery Gauge Icon. As batterylife drops, the battery gauge icon will indicate battery life inthree stages. When battery life has approximately 5-10%charge remaining, the battery icon gauge will blink with onebar remaining.N1Blinks when5-10% charge remains
15Basic FunctionsTime-Out TimerTime-Out Timer limits the amount of time you have to transmit inGroup Talk or Person Link Services. Preprogrammed from1 to 255 seconds or Off.•When you reach the time limit, a continuous, low pitchedtone will sound (until you release the PTT) and yourtransmission will be cut off.Idle TimerYour Communicator has a built-in Idle Timer that can beprogrammed from 0-30 seconds that will take you out of any modeor service you have entered if no action has taken place within thegiven amount of time.•For example, if you enter Phone Service but do not dial aphone number, your Communicator will automatically returnto Group Talk Service, so as not to tie up system resources.OTE:This feature is applicable to Phone and Person LinkServices, and to the Menu button.N
16Basic FunctionsMenu OptionsWithin the Menu List use the or scroll buttons to selectoptions.Select Ring TypeSelect from two (2) audible ring types or vibration.To enter the menu mode, press the button.Scroll through the menu options by pressing either theor scroll buttons until the desired ring option appears.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how to select:“OK=Select”.To select the ring option, press the button.•You will hear the selected ring once.Turning the TC3000 Communicator OffTo enter the menu mode, press the button.Press the right scroll button onceto view the“Turn Off” option.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toturn off:“OK=Select”.To turn off the Communicator, press the button.12312Show Display3
17Your Communicator offers full duplex telephone functionality andoffers the capability of storing phone numbers alphanumerically.If a phone number is to be designated with a name, itmust firstbe preprogrammed by an authorized Motorola dealer.Entering Phone ServiceTo enter Phone Service, press the button.•You will hear a dial tone.Making a Phone CallThere are three (3) different ways a Phone Call can be made onyour Communicator when in Phone Service.(1) Live Dial of a Phone CallTo enter Phone Service, press the button.Enter the digits of the phone number to be called.•The display will indicate the digits asthey are entered.•The phone number will be dialedautomatically after the last digit isentered.112Show DisplayPhone Functions
18Phone Functions(2) Last Number RedialTo enter Phone Service, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thelast phone number or name dialed.Line 2 of the display will prompt how toredial:“OK=Redial”.To redial and send, press the button.(3) Recall from Phone ListTo enter Phone Service, press the button.To access the phone list, press the button.Scroll through the phone list of names and numbers storedby pressing either the or scroll buttons.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thestored phone number or name. Line 2of the display will prompt how to dial:“OK=Select”.To select and send, press the button.1Show Display2123Show DisplaySelect4
19Phone FunctionsAnswering a Phone Call•The Communicator will ring.•Line 1 of the display will indicate“Incoming Phn”. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“PHN=Answer”.•ThePhoneicon will blink. To answer the Phone Call, press the button.Hanging-Up a Phone CallTo hang-up a Phone Call, press the button.Holding a Phone CallA Phone Call can be placed on hold to make another Phone Call,Group Talk, or Person Link. This feature is dependent upon yourphone system or PBX.Placing A Phone Call On Hold•While a Phone Call is in progress,Line 2 of the display will prompt how toplace the Phone Call on hold:“OK=Hold Phn”.To place the Phone Call on hold, press the button.•ThePhoneicon will blink.Show DisplayPHN=Answer11Show DisplayEDUARDO1
20Phone FunctionsHolding a Phone Call (Cont’d.)Taking A Phone Call Off Hold•Line 2 of the display will prompt how totake a Phone Call off hold:“OK=OffHold”.To take the Phone Call off hold and resume yourconversation, press the button.Transferring / Conferencing a Phone CallTheTap button is available to transfer a Phone Call to anotherphone number or to establish a conference call. This feature isdependent upon your phone system or PBX. Please referenceyour phone system manual for details on transferring orconference calling.Phone Call WaitingTheTap button is available for call waiting. This feature isdependent upon your phone system or PBX. Please referenceyour phone system manual for details on call waiting.VoicemailVoicemail is supported by your Communicator. This feature isdependent upon your phone system or PBX. Please referenceyour phone system manual for details on voicemail.Show DisplayOff HoldEDUARDO1
21Phone FunctionsSend Call / End RingIncoming Phone Calls can be sent directly to voicemail. Thisfeature is dependent upon your phone system or PBX. Pleasereference your phone system manual for details in retrievingvoicemail messages.To send an incoming Phone Call directly to voicemail, pressthe button.OTE:If voicemail is not available or supported by your phonesystem or PBX, pressing the button simply stops theCommunicator’s ringing.Group RingingMore than one Communicator can share the same phonenumber. All Communicators with the same phone number willreceive notification (ringing and display indication) of an incomingPhone Call, but only one Communicator – the first to answer bypressing the button – can receive the Phone Call. Once aPhone Call has been answered, all otherCommunicators sharing that same phonenumber will display“Line In Use” and theirphone lines will become inactive until thefirst Communicator hangs up the PhoneCall.1NLine In Use
22Your TC3000 Communicator supports two-way Group Talkcommunications among TC3000 Communicators and TR3000Radios.A Group Talk is a transmission to a specific group of assignedmembers. Your Communicator always defaults to Group TalkService.Selecting a GroupThere are two (2) ways to select a Group to initiate a Group Talk.(1) Last Group Selected / DisplayedOnce your Communicator has been turned on, it will default tothe last selected Group until it is actively changed to anotherGroup.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thedefault Group. Line 2 of the display willprompt“Push-To-Talk”.(2) ScrollScroll through the Group List by pressing either the or scroll buttons.•Line 1 of the display will indicate the Groups as you scrollthrough the list. Line 2 of the display will prompt“Push-To-Talk”.Show DisplayGROUP TALK21Group Talk
23Group TalkInitiating a Group TalkSelect the desired Group.Press and hold the PTT button to initiate a Group Talk.•Two (2) medium-pitched access tonesand one (1) high-pitched permit tonewill sound, indicating that you maybegin speaking.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroup. Line 2 of the display willindicate“Group Talk”.Release the PTT button to listen.•The progress LED will light continuously while transmittingand blink while receiving.Group Busy SignalIf a continuous, low-pitched tone is heardwhile attempting a Group Talk, it indicatesthat someone else is talking on that Group.12Show DisplayGROUP TALK1Show DisplayGroup TalkGROUP TALK13Show DisplayGROUP TALK1
24Group TalkUser Out of RangeIf a continuous, low-pitched tone is heard while attempting aGroup Talk, it indicates that you are out of range or the ControlStation is inoperable.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroup. Line 2 of the display willindicate“No Service”.•The signal strength icon bars will notbe present and the icon will blink.System Busy SignalIf fast, low-pitched busy tones are heard while attempting aGroup Talk, it indicates that all system resources are busy.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroup. Line 2 of the display willindicate“System Busy”.Show DisplayGROUP TALK 1Show DisplayGROUP TALK 1
25Group TalkSystem Busy Auto RetryYour Communicator has a built-in system busy auto retry wheninitiating a Group Talk. When your Group Talk is unable to beconnected because the system is busy, your Communicator willautomatically retry for 20 seconds. When the system is availableyou will be alerted and can retry your Group Talk.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroup. Line 2 of the display willindicate“System Busy”.•Line 2 of the display will indicate“Retrying” for 20 seconds.•When the system is available, three(3) short, high-pitched tones willsound. Line 2 of the display willindicate“Push-To-Talk”.Press and hold the PTT button to retry your Group Talk.OTE:Any keypress or incoming communication will terminate thesystem busy audio retry.11Show DisplayGROUP TALK 2Show DisplayGROUP TALK 2RetryingShow DisplayGROUP TALK 21N
26Group TalkReceiving a Group TalkA Group Talk can be receivedonly on your selected Group.Select the desired Group.Listen for voice activity. Make sure the PTT button isreleased.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroup. Line 2 of the display willindicate“Receive Talk” when voiceactivity is heard.Press and hold the PTT button to respond and release tolisten.•The progress LED will blink while receiving.•If a low-pitched tone is heard while attempting to respond, itindicates that you cannot transmit at this time. Refer to“Group Busy Signal” on page 23.12Show DisplayGROUP TALK13
27Your TC3000 Communicator supports Person Link Service. APerson Link is a private two-way communication between twopeople. A Person Link can be made between two TC3000Communicators or between a TC3000 Communicator and aTR3000 Radio.Your Communicator also offers you the capability of storing LinkID numbers alphanumerically.To initiate a Person Link, you can either enter the Link ID directlyor select the Link ID or name from the Link list.A Link ID or namemust first be preprogrammed into a Link listby a Motorola authorized dealer.Link ID RecognitionYour Communicator will display an incoming Link ID or name if itis stored in the Person Link memory list.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name of anotherCommunicator or Radio.Entering Person Link ServiceTo enter Person Link Service, press the button.Show Display1Person Link
28Person LinkInitiating a Person LinkThere are three (3) different ways a Person Link can be initiatedon your Communicator when in Person Link Service.(1) Direct Entry of Link IDIf the desired Link ID is not stored in your Link list, you canmanually enter the Link ID digits.To enter Person Link Service, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thelast Link ID or name called. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.Enter the 5-digit Link ID of the Communicator or Radio tobe called.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID digits as they are entered. Line2 of the display will prompt“EnterLnk ID”.OTE:If you enter less than 5 digits and press the button, ashort, low-pitched tone will sound. Pressing the PTT willsound a continuous, low-pitched tone until you release thePTT.OTE:If an error is made when entering a digit, press theleft scroll button to clear a single digit at a time.1Show Display543212Show Display123_Enter Lnk IDNN
29Person Link(1) Direct Entry of Link ID (Cont’d.)•After the 5th digit has been entered,Line 2 of the display will prompt how todial:“OK=Accept”.Press the button to accept.Or, you can use theoptional short cut by pressing the PTT button to accept andsend the Person Link. Go directly to Step 4.•Line 2 of the display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.Press and hold the PTT button to sendyour Person Link.•Two (2) medium-pitched access tonesand one (1) high-pitched permit tonewill sound, indicating that you maybegin speaking. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Trying...” until the otherperson either accepts or declines thePerson Link.•When the Person Link is accepted bythe other person, line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Person Link”.Release the PTT button to listen.•The progress LED will light continuously while transmitting.•Upon release of the PTT button, line 2 will prompt“Push-To-Link”.Show Display3Show Display4Show Display12345Show Display123455
30Person LinkInitiating a Person Link (Cont’d.)(2) Recall From Link ListTo enter Person Link Service, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thelast selected Link ID or name. Line 2of the display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.To access the Link list, press the button.Scroll through the Link list by pressing either the orscroll buttons. To view the Link ID of a name stored inthe Link list, press the button again. The Link ID willremain on the display for three (3) seconds and then revertback to the name.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thestored Link ID or name. Line 2 of thedisplay will prompt how to dial:“OK=Select”.To select, press the button.Or, you can use theoptional short cut by pressing the PTT button to select andsend the Person Link. Go directly to Step 5.•Line 2 of the display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.1Show Display5432123Show Display4Show Display
31Person Link(2) Recall From Link List (Cont’d.)Press and hold the PTT button to send your Person Link.•Two (2) medium-pitched access tonesand one (1) high-pitched permit tonewill sound, indicating that you maybegin speaking. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Trying...” until the otherperson either accepts or declines thePerson Link.•When the Person Link is accepted bythe other person, line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Person Link”.Release the PTT button to listen.•The progress LED will light continuously while transmitting.•Upon release of the PTT button, line 2 will prompt“Push-To-Link”.5Show DisplayShow Display6
32Person LinkInitiating a Person Link (Cont’d.)(3) Link ID ReLinkTo enter Person Link Service, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thelast Link ID or name called. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.Press and hold the PTT button to send your Person Link.•Two (2) medium-pitched access tonesand one (1) high-pitched permit tone willsound, indicating that you may beginspeaking. Line 2 of the display willindicate“Trying...” until the otherperson either accepts or declines thePerson Link.•When the Person Link is accepted bythe other person, line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Person Link”.Release the PTT button to listen.•The progress LED will light continuously while transmitting.•Upon release of the PTT button, line 2 will prompt“Push-To-Link”.1Show DisplayLISA2Show DisplayLISAShow DisplayLISA3
33Person LinkTarget User Busy SignalIf two (2) medium-pitched access tones and one (1) low pitchedtone is heard while attempting a Person Link, it indicates that theother person is on another call and either declined or ignored yourPerson Link.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Unavailable”.User Out of RangeIf a continuous, low-pitched tone is heard while attempting aPerson Link, it indicates that you are out of range or the ControlStation is inoperable.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“No Service”.•The signal strength icon bars will notbe present and the icon will blink.System Busy SignalIf fast, low-pitched busy tones are heard while attempting aPerson Link, it indicates that all system resources are busy.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“System Busy”.Show DisplayUnavailableLISAShow DisplayLISAShow DisplayLISA
34Person LinkSystem Busy Auto RetryYour Communicator has a built-in system busy auto retry wheninitiating a Person Link. When your Person Link is unable to beconnected because the system is busy, your Communicator willautomatically retry for 20 seconds. When the system is availableyou will be alerted and can retry your Person Link.•Line 2 of the display will indicate“System Busy”.•Line 2 of the display will indicate“Retrying” for 20 seconds.•When the system is available, three(3) short, high-pitched tones willsound. Line 1 of the display willindicate the Person Link and Line 2 ofthe display will indicate“Push-To-Link”.Press the PTT button to retry your Person Link.OTE:Any keypress or incoming communication will terminate thesystem busy audio retry.Show DisplayLISAShow DisplayLISARetryingShow DisplayLISA1N
35Person LinkReceiving a Person LinkThe following indicators occur when receiving an incomingPerson Link:•Four (4) short, medium-pitched alert tones will sound.•BlinkingLinkicon.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate:“Incoming Lnk”.To accept the Person Link, press the button within 10seconds.•Once the Person Link is accepted, line2 of the display will indicate“ReceiveLink” and theLinkicon will stopblinking.•The progress LED will blink while receiving.Disconnecting a Person LinkTo disconnect a Person Link, press the button.Show DisplayIncoming Lnk1Show Display1
36Integrated ServicesYour Communicator enables you to enhance yourcommunications like no other product by integrating services.Integration of services allows you to:•be informed of and accept an incoming Phone Call orPerson Link while in a Group Talk, Phone Call, or PersonLink•make a Phone Call, Group Talk, or Person Link while in aPhone Call.You will hear two (2) short, medium-pitched tones whenreceiving another incoming Phone Call or Person Link. Thesetones are referred to as an “Other Incoming CommunicationTone”.
37Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During Group Talk ReceiveYou can receive an incoming Person Link while receiving in aGroup.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk” and theincoming nameorwhen name is notavailable line 1 will indicate“Incoming Lnk”. Line 2 of the displaywill prompt how to answer:“LNK=Accept”.To accept the incoming Person Link, press the buttonwithin 10 seconds of notification.•Your Group Talk will terminate.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Receive Link”.Press the PTT to speak and release to listen.To decline the incoming Person Link and continue with yourGroup Talk, press the button.Show DisplayLNK=AcceptShow DisplayIncoming LnkLNK=Accept1Show Display23
38Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During Group Talk TransmitYou can receive an incoming Person Link while transmitting in aGroup.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk” and theincoming nameor when name is notavailable line 1 will indicate“Incoming Lnk”. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Group Talk”.Release the PTT button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theincoming Link ID or name. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt how to answer:“LNK=Accept”.To accept the incoming Person Link, press the buttonwithin 10 seconds of notification.•Your Group Talk will terminate.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Receive Link”.Press the PTT to speak and release to listen.To decline the incoming Person Link and continue with yourGroup Talk, press the button.Show DisplayGroup TalkShow DisplayIncoming LnkGroup Talk1Show DisplayLNK=Accept2Show Display34
39Integrated ServicesPhone Call Notification During Group Talk ReceiveYou can answer an incoming Phone Call while receiving in aGroup.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display will indicate“Incoming Phn”. Line 2 of the displaywill prompt how to answer:“PHN=Answer”.To answer the incoming Phone Call, press the button.•Your Group Talk will terminate.To decline the incoming Phone Call and continue with yourGroup Talk, press the button.Show DisplayPHN=Answer12
40Integrated ServicesPhone Call Notification During Group Talk TransmitYou can answer an incoming Phone Call while transmitting in aGroup.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display will indicate“Incoming Phn”. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Group Talk”.Release the PTT button.To answer the incoming Phone Call, press the button.•Your Group Talk will terminate.To decline the incoming Phone Call and continue with yourGroup Talk, press the button.Show DisplayGroup Talk123
41Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During Person Link ReceiveYou can receive another incoming Person Link while receiving ina Link.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk” and theincoming nameor when name is notavailable line 1 will indicate“Incoming Lnk”. Line 2 of the displaywill prompt how to answer:“LNK=Accept”.To accept the incoming Person Link, press the buttonwithin 10 seconds of notification.•Your first Person Link will terminate.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theincoming Link ID or name. Line 2 ofthe display will indicate“ReceiveLink”.Press the PTT to speak and release to listen.To decline the incoming Person Link and continue with yourfirst Person Link, press the button.Show DisplayLNK=AcceptShow DisplayLnkLNK=Accept1Show Display23
42Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During Person Link TransmitYou can receive another incoming Person Link while transmittingin a Link.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk” and theincoming nameor when name is notavailable line 1 will indicate“Incoming Lnk”. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Person Link”.Release the PTT button.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toanswer:“LNK=Accept”.To accept the incoming Person Link, press the buttonwithin 10 seconds of notification.•Your first Person Link will terminate.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Receive Link”.Press the PTT to speak and release to listen.To decline the incoming Person Link and continue with yourfirst Person Link, press the button.Show DisplayPerson LinkShow DisplayLnkPerson Link1Show DisplayLNK=Accept2Show Display34
43Integrated ServicesPhone Call Notification During Person Link ReceiveYou can answer an incoming Phone Call while receiving in aLink.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display will indicate“Incoming Phn”. Line 2 of the displaywill prompt how to answer:“PHN=Answer”.To answer the incoming Phone Call, press the button.•Your Person Link will terminate.To decline the incoming Phone Call and continue with yourPerson Link, press the button.Show DisplayIncoming PhnPHN=Answer12
44Integrated ServicesPhone Call Notification During Person Link TransmitYou can answer an incoming Phone Call while transmitting in aLink.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display will indicate“Incoming Phn”. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Person Link”.Release the PTT button.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toanswer:“PHN=Answer”.To answer the incoming Phone Call, press the button.•Your Person Link will terminate.To decline the incoming Phone Call and continue with yourPerson Link, press the button.Show DisplayIncoming PhnPerson Link1Show DisplayIncoming PhnPHN=Answer23
45Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During a Phone CallYou can receive an incoming Person Link while on a Phone Call.•Two (2) short, medium-pitched tones will sound.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk and theincoming Link ID or name. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt how to placethe Phone Call on hold:“OK=HoldPhn”.To place the Phone Call on hold,press the button.OTE:If the button is pressed accidently instead of thebutton, you will disconnect your Phone Call and enterPerson Link Service.•Line 1 of the display alternatesbetween“Incoming Lnk”and theincoming Link ID or name. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt how to answer:“LNK=Accept”.To accept the incoming Person Link, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name. Line 2 of the displaywill indicate“Receive Link”.Press the PTT button to speak and release to listen.Show DisplayCRAIGOK=Hold PhnShow DisplayIncoming LnkOK=Hold Phn1NShow DisplayIncoming LnkLNK=Accept2Show DisplayCRAIGReceive Link3
46Integrated ServicesPerson Link Notification During a Phone Call (Cont’d.)To resume your Phone Call, press the button to enterPhone Service.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how totake the Phone Call off hold:“OK=OffHold”.To take the Phone Call off hold, press the button.To decline the incoming Person Link and continue with yourPhone Call, press the button.Initiating a Group Talk During a Phone CallYou can place a Phone Call on hold to initiate a Group Talk.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toplace a Phone Call on hold:“OK=Hold Phn”.To place the Phone Call on hold,press the button.Press and release the PTT button.Scroll through the Group List by pressing the orscroll buttons.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theGroups as you scroll through the list.Line 2 of the display will prompt“Push-To-Talk”.4Show DisplayOff Hold56Show DisplayEDUARDO123Show DisplayGROUP TALK1Push-To-Talk
47Integrated ServicesPress the PTT button to speak and release to listen.To resume your Phone Call, press the button to enterPhone Service•Line 2 of the display will prompt how totake the Phone Call off hold:“OK=OffHold”.To take the Phone Call off hold and resume yourconversation, press the button.Initiating a Person Link During a Phone CallYou can place a Phone Call on hold to initiate a Person Link.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how toplace a Phone Call on hold:“OK=Hold Phn”.To place the Phone Call on hold, press the button.To enter Person Link Service, press the button.•Line 1 of the display will indicate thelast Link ID or name called. Line 2 ofthe display will prompt“Push-To-Link”.Use one of the three (3) different ways a Person Link canbe initiated. Refer to pages 32 through 30.45Show DisplayOff HoldEDUARDO6Show DisplayEDUARDO12Show DisplayCRAIGPush-To-Link3
48Integrated ServicesInitiating a Person Link During a Phone Call (Cont’d.)Press the PTT button to speak and release to listen.•Line 1 of the display will indicate theLink ID or name called. Line 2 of thedisplay will prompt“Push-To-Link”.To resume your Phone Call, press the button to enterPhone Service.•Line 2 of the display will prompt how totake the Phone Call off hold:“OK=Off Hold”.To take the Phone Call off hold and resume yourconversation, press the button.4Show DisplayCRAIGPush-To-Link5Show DisplayOff HoldEDUARDO6
49Integrated ServicesIntegrated Services Quick Reference TableInitial State SecondState Alert Display Alert Action to Accept Result of Accept Action toIgnore New DisplayGroup TalkReceive IncomingPerson Link *Line 1: Incoming Lnk/Incoming Name(when avail.)Line 2: LNK=AcceptPress the buttonwithin 10 seconds Group Talkterminates Line 1: Link ID or nameLine 2: Receive LinkGroup TalkTransmit IncomingPerson Link *Line 1: Incoming Lnk/Incoming Name(when avail.)Line 2: LNK=AcceptRelease the PTT buttonand press the buttonwithin 10 secondsGroup Talkterminates Line 1: Link ID or nameLine 2: Receive LinkGroup TalkReceive IncomingPhone Call *Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: PHN=Answer Press the button Group Talkterminates Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: OK=HoldGroup TalkTransmit IncomingPhone Call *Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: Group Talk Release the PTT buttonand press the button Group Talkterminates Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: OK=HoldPerson LinkReceive IncomingPerson Link *Line 1: Incoming Lnk/Incoming Name(when avail.)Line 2: LNK=AcceptPress the buttonwithin 10 seconds First Person Linkterminates Line 1: Link ID or nameLine 2: Receive LinkPerson LinkTransmit IncomingPerson Link *Line 1: Incoming Lnk/Incoming Name(when avail.)Line 2: LNK=AcceptRelease the PTT buttonand press the buttonwithin 10 secondsFirst Person Linkterminates Line 1: Link ID or nameLine 2: Receive Link* = 2 Short, Medium-Pitched Tones.
50Integrated ServicesInitial State SecondState Alert Display Alert Action to Accept Result of Accept Action toIgnore New Display Additional ActionPerson LinkReceive IncomingPhone Call *Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: PHN=Answer Press thebutton Person Linkterminates Line 1: IncomingPhnLine 2: OK=HoldPerson LinkTransmit IncomingPhone Call *Line 1: Incoming PhnLine 2: Person Link Release the PTTbutton. Display line 2will indicatePHN=Answer. Pressthe buttonPerson Linkterminates Line 1: IncomingPhnLine 2: OK=HoldPhone Call IncomingPersonLink*Line 1: IncomingLink/Link IDor nameLine 2: OK=Hold PhnPress thebuttonorpress thebuttonThe buttonwill place the PhoneCall on hold.The button willterminate thePhone Call andenter Person LinkService.Line1: IncomingLnk/Link IDor nameLine 2: LNK=AcceptTo return to PhoneCall, press thebutton followed bythe button totake the Phone Calloff holdPhone Call Initiate aGroup Talk N/A Line 2: Hold Phn Press thebutton followed by aquick press andrelease of the PTT.Select from theGroup list if needed.Phone Call is onhold and you are inGroup standbymode.N/A Line 1: Group NameLine 2: Push-To-Talk To return to PhoneCall, press thebutton followed bythe button totake the Phone Calloff holdPhone Call Initiate aPersonLinkN/A Line 2: Hold Phn Press thebutton followed bythe button.Select the Link ID orname.Phone Call is onhold. Thebutton will enterPerson LinkService.N/A Line 1: Link ID ornameLine 2: Push-To-LinkTo return to PhoneCall, press thebutton followed bythe button totake the Phone Calloff hold* = 2 Short, Medium-Pitched Tones.
51AccessoriesCarrying Accessories:HLN9767 Wrist StrapHLN9776 Plastic Carry Case Holster w/Swivel Belt ClipHLN9777 Soft Leather Carry Case w/Open KeypadHLN9782 Nylon Carry Case w/Belt LoopHLN9786 Soft Leather Carry Case w/Protected KeypadBattery Chargers:HTN9018 120 V Desktop Rapid Charger w/SpareBattery CompartmentHTN9019 120 V Multi-Unit Rapid ChargerBatteries:HNN9021 650 mAH NiMH BatteryAudio Accessories:HMN9065 Lightweight Headset w/Swivel BoomMicrophoneHMN9066 Flexible Ear Receiver – Mickey MicrophoneHMN9067 Remote Speaker MicrophoneHMN9068 Earbud w/Clip MicrophoneHMN9069 Two-Piece Surveillance MicrophoneHLN9070 Earpiece w/Volume ControlHLN9787 Earpiece without Volume ControlHLN9788 Earbud
52LED IndicationsRadio Condition LED Color(s)Group Talk Transmit Continuous RedGroup Talk Receive Blinking RedPerson Link Transmit Continuous RedPerson Link Receive Blinking RedBattery Charging Indicator LED:Rapid ChargingFully ChargedUnsuccessful ChargeContinuous RedContinuous GreenContinuous YellowAlert TonesRadio Condition Alert Tone(s)Successful Power-Up Short, High-Pitched ToneUnsuccessful Power-Up Continuous, Low-Pitched ToneGroup Talk Permit Two (2) Short, Medium-Pitched Access Tones followed byOne (1) High-Pitched Permit ToneGroup Talk Busy Signal Continuous, Low-Pitched TonePerson Link Receive Four (4) Short, Medium-Pitched TonesPerson Link Talk Permit Two (2) Medium-Pitched Access Tones followed byOne (1) High-Pitched Permit TonePerson Link Target User Busy Signal Two (2) Medium-Pitched Access Tones followed byOne (1) Low-Pitched ToneValid (Good) Button Press Short, High-Pitched ToneInvalid Button Press Short, Low-Pitched ToneUser Out of Range Continuous, Low-Pitched ToneSystem Busy Signal Fast, Low-Pitched TonesSystem Busy Auto Retry Three (3) Short, High-Pitched TonesLow Battery (approx. 5-10% chargeremaining) Two (2) Short, Low-Pitched Tones every ten (10) minutesTime-Out Timer Expired Continuous, Low-Pitched ToneOther Incoming Communications Two (2) Short, Medium-Pitched TonesLED Indications & Alert Tones
53Symptom Problem Solution1. 1a.1b.1a.1b.2. 2a. 2a.3. 3a. 3a.4. 4a.4b.4c.4d.4a.4b.4c.4d.5. 5a.5b.5a.5b.6. 6. 6a.6b.7..7. 7.8. 8a.8b.8a.8b.Troubleshooting
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56Important SafetyInformationRead this information before using your Communicator. For safeand efficient operation, observe these guidelines.•Privacy of communications may not be ensured whenusing your Communicator. Your Motorola dealer mayenable encryption for sensitive communications.•Your Communicator complies with Part 15 of the U.S.FCC Rules and Industry Canada RSS-213. Operationis subject to the following two conditions:(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,and (2) this device must accept any interferencereceived, including interference that may causeundesired operation.ScopeThis document provides information and instructions for the safeand efficient operation of Motorola Portable Two-Way Radios.The information provided in this document supersedes thegeneral safety information contained in user guides publishedprior to 1st April 1999. For information regarding radio use in ahazardous atmosphere please refer to the Factory Mututal (FM)Approval Manual Supplement or Instruction Card which isincluded with radio models that offer this capability.Exposure to Radio Frequency EnergyNational and International Standards and GuidelinesYour Motorola Two-Way Radio, which generates and radiatesradio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy (EME), is designedto comply with the following National and International Standardsand Guidelines regarding exposure of human beings to radiofrequency electromagnetic energy:
57Important Safety Information•Federal Communications Commission Report and OrderNo. FCC 96-326 (August 1996)•American National Standards Institute (C95-1-1992)•National Council on Radiation Protection andMeasurements (NCRP - 1986)•International Commission on Non-Ionizing RadiationProtection (ICNIRP - 1988)•National Radiological Protection Board of the UnitedKingdom (GS11 - 1998)•Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker (VDE) DIN-0848•Department of Health and Welfare Canada, Safety Code 6•European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization(CENELEC)– Env. 50166 - 1 1995E - Human Exposure toElectromagnetic Fields Low Frequency (0 Hz to 10 kHz)– Env. 50166 - 2 1995E - Human Exposure toElectromagnetic Fields High Frequency (10k Hz to300 GHz)– Proceedings of SC211/8 1996 - Safety Considerationsfor Human Exposure to E.M.Fs from MobileTelecommunications Equipment (M.T.E.) in theFrequency Range 30 MHz - 6 GHz (E.M.F -Electromagnetic Fields)
58Important Safety InformationTo assure optimal performance and that human exposure to radiofrequency electromagnetic energy is within the guidelines set forthin the above standards, always adhere to the followingprocedures:Portable Communicator Operation and EME Exposure•When placing or receiving a Phone Call, hold theCommunicator as you would a telephone. Speak directlyinto the mouthpiece and position the antenna up and overyour shoulder.•When using the Communicator as atwo-way radio, hold the device in avertical position with the microphone 1to 2 inches (2.5 to 5.0 centimeters)away from your mouth. Keep theantenna at least 1 inch (2.5centimeters) from your head and body.•For body-worn operation, the antennashould be kept at least 1 inch (2.5centimeters) from the body whentransmitting.•DO NOT hold the antenna when the Communicator is “INUSE.” Holding the antenna affects call quality and maycause the Communicator to operate at a higher power levelthan needed.Electromagnetic Interference / CompatibilityOTE:Nearly every electronic device is susceptible toelectromagnetic interference (EMI) if inadequately shielded,designed or otherwise configured for electromagneticcompatibility.FacilitiesTo avoid electromagnetic interference and/or compatibilityconflicts, turn off your Communicator in any facility where postednotices instruct you to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities maybe using equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy.2.5 to 5.0 cm(1 to 2 in.)N
59Important Safety InformationMedical DevicesPacemakersThe Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends that aminimum separation of 6 inches (15 centimeters) be maintainedbetween a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker. Theserecommendations are consistent with the independent research by,and recommendations of, Wireless Technology Research.Persons with pacemakers should:•ALWAYS keep the Communicator more than 6 inches(15 centimeters) from their pacemaker when the radio isturned on.•NOT carry the Communicator in the breast pocket.•Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimize thepotential for interference,•Turn the Communicator OFF immediately if you have anyreason to suspect that interference is taking place.Hearing AidsSome digital radios may interfere with some hearing aids. In theevent of such interference, you may want to consult your hearingaid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.Other Medical DevicesIf you use any other personal medical device, consult themanufacturer of your device to determine if it is adequatelyshielded from RF energy. your physician may be able to assist youin obtaining this information.
60Important Safety InformationOperational WarningsPotentially Explosive AtmospheresTurn off your Communicator when you are in any area with apotentially explosive atmosphere, unless it is a type especiallyqualified for use in such areas (for example, Factory MutualApproved). Sparks in a potentially explosive atmosphere cancause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.OTE:The areas with potentially explosive atmospheres referredto include fueling areas such as: below decks on boats; fuelor chemical transfer or storage facilities; areas where the aircontains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust or metalpowders; and any other area where you would normally beadvised to turn off your vehicle engine. Areas withpotentially explosive atmospheres are often but not alwaysposted.BatteriesDo not replace or charge batteries in a potentially explosiveatmosphere. Contact sparking may occur while installing orremoving batteries and cause an explosion.Blasting Caps and AreasTo avoid possible interference with blasting operations, turn offyour Communicator when you are near electrical blasting caps, ina blasting area, or in areas posted: “Turn off two-way radio”. Obeyall signs and instructions.!N
61Important Safety InformationOperational CautionsBatteriesAll batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury suchas burns if a conductive material such as jewelry, keys, or beadedchains touch exposed terminals. The conductive material maycomplete an electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot.Exercise care in handling any charged battery, particularly whenplacing it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metalobjects.Communicator Care•Avoid physical abuse of your Communicator such ascarrying it by the antenna or remote microphone.•Wipe the battery contacts with a lint-free cloth to removedirt, grease, or other material which may prevent goodelectrical connections.•When not in use, keep the accessory jack covered with theprotective cap.•Clean the Communicator exterior using a cloth moistenedwith water.AUTION:Use of chemicals such as detergents, alcohol, aero-sol spray, and/or petroleum products may be harmfuland damage the housing and cover.Batteries and ChargersMPORTANT:The battery is shipped from the factory uncharged andmust be charged before use.Charging BatteriesTo ensure peak performance, batteries should be fully chargedbefore use and periodically thereafter. The battery lastsapproximately 40 hours when fully charged. Standard use has a5-5-90 duty cycle. This means during normal use, the average!!CI
62Important Safety Informationuser transmits 5%, receives 5%, and remains in batteryconservation mode 90% of the time. If the unit is continuouslytransmitting and receiving, battery life will be approximately 5hours. A battery conversation time of up to 300 hours isachievable between charging cycles.Please observe the following precautions while handling andcharging batteries:Charging TemperaturesCharging batteries in cold temperatures (below 45˚F)can result in electrolyte leakage and may destroy thebattery. Charging in hot temperatures (above 95˚F)will not damage the battery, but will reduce chargecapacity. Charge batteries at approximately 77˚F.ARNING:To reduce risk of injury, charge only Motorola NiMHtype rechargeable batteries listed. Other types ofbatteries may burst, causing personal injury anddamage.Recharging NiMH BatteriesRecharge the battery before use to ensure optimum capacity andperformance. Your battery was designed to be used only with aMotorola charger, specifically designed for your Communicator.Charging in non-Motorola equipment may lead to battery damageand void the battery warranty.MPORTANT:While charging a battery that is inside yourCommunicator, turn the device off to ensure a propercharge.77˚95˚45˚!WI
63Important Safety InformationRecycling / Disposal of BatteriesARNING:Batteries contain hazardous substances. do notdispose of any batteries in a fire as they mayexplode!The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classifies usedNiMH batteries as hazardous waste, unless certain exemptionsapply.At the end of your battery’s useful life, it can be recycled. However,recycling facilities may not be available in all areas. Under variousstate or local laws, such batteries must be recycled or disposed ofproperly, and cannot be dumped in landfills or incinerators.Motorola fully endorses and encourages the recycling of NiMHbatteries. In the United States, you can ship your NiMH batteriesto the following address post paid to be recycled:INMETCOP.O. Box 720245 Porteville RoadEllwood City, PA 16117Tel: (412) 758-5515Fax: (412) 758-9311You should consider the methods of collecting, labeling, andshipping used NiMH batteries. Consult your federal, state, or localEPA for specific legal requirements and for recycling options inyour area.Motorola, as a responsible corporate citizen, has always beenconcerned with the protection of the environment. Please feel freeto call our toll-free number,1-800-422-4210, for further batteryinformation.!W
64Important Safety InformationBattery Charger•To reduce risk of injury, charge only the rechargeableMotorola authorized batteries. Other batteries may explode,causing personal injury and damage.•Use of accessories not recommended by Motorola mayresult in risk of fire, electric shock, or injury.•To reduce the risk of damage to the electric plug and cord,pull by the plug rather than the cord when disconnecting thecharger.•An extension cord should not be used unless absolutelynecessary. Use of an improper extension cord could resultin risk of fire and electric shock. If an extension cord mustbe used, make sure that the cord size is 18AWG for lengthsup to 15 feet (4.62mm).•To reduce risk of fire, electric shock, or injury, do notoperate the charger if it has been broken or damaged inany way. Take it to a qualified Motorola servicerepresentative.•Do not disassemble the charger; it is not repairable andreplacement parts are not available. Disassembly of thecharger may result in risk of electrical shock or fire.•To reduce risk of electric shock, unplug the charger from theac outlet before attempting any maintenance or cleaning.•This equipment is not suitable for outdoor use. Use only indry locations/conditions.•Connect equipment only to an appropriately fused and wiredsupply of the correct voltage (as specified on the product).•When not in use, disconnect the transformer from the ac outlet.•The socket outlet to which the transformer is connectedshould be close by and easily accessible.•In equipment using fuses, replacements must comply withthe type and rating specified in the equipment instructions.•Maximum ambient temperature around the transformer unitmust not exceed 40˚C (104˚F).•Output power from the transformer unit must not exceed theratings stated on the product label located on the bottom ofthe charger.•Make sure the cord is located where it will not be steppedon, tripped over, or subjected to water, damage, or stress.
65LicensingThis system operates in the 1.9 GHz Unlicensed PersonalCommunications Services (UPCS) band. The protocol is a derivativeof the Personal Handyphone System (PHS) called PersonalAdvanced Communications Systems (PACS) that meets the FCCPart 15 Rules and Etiquette. The access method used is TimeDivision Multiple Access (TDMA) also managed and coordinated byUTAM, Inc. as designated by FCC Part 15 Rules.Your Communicator operates on FM radio communicationfrequencies and is subject to the rules and regulations of the localcommunications governing agencies.The following is a list of communications agencies in variouscountries:United StatesFederal Communications CommissionConsumer AssistanceBranch License DivisionGettysburg, PA 17326Tel (717) 337-1212CanadaContact your regional industry Canada licensing office.MexicoSecretaria De Comunicaciones Y TransportesDireccion General De PoliticasY Normas De ComunicacionesAv. Eugenia No. 197-5o. PisoMexico, D.F. 06700If your country is not listed, contact your local Motorola dealer forlicensing information.
66LicensingServiceBecause this unit contains a radio transmitter, most localgovernments prohibit anyone from making internal adjustments tothe transmitter unless specifically licensed to do so bygovernment regulations. If your Communicator fails to operate orany operational difficulties arise, contact your local Motoroladealer.Proper repair and maintenance procedures assure efficientoperation and long life for your Communicator. Frequency, powerand deviation must be checked at least once yearly.Computer Software CopyrightsThe Motorola products described in this manual may includecopyrighted Motorola computer programs stored in semiconductormemories or other media. Laws in the United States and othercountries preserve for Motorola certain exclusive rights forcopyrighted computer programs, including the exclusive right tocopy or reproduce in any form, the copyrighted computerprogram. Accordingly, any copyrighted Motorola computerprograms contained in the Motorola products described in thismanual may not be copied or reproduced in any manner withoutthe express written permission of Motorola. Futhermore, thepurchase of Motorola products shall not be deemed to grant,either directly or by implication, estoppel or otherwise, any licenseunder the copyrights, patents or patent applications of Motorola,except for the normal non-exclusive royalty-free license to use thatarises by operation of law in the sale of a product.

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