Programmable Radio Functions; Table 3: Programmable Radio Functions - Motorola APX 1500 User Manual

Number Name
8 Bluetooth Pairing Location
Indicator
9 Orange button
10 Up and Down buttons
11 Main Display
12 Push-to-Talk (PTT) button
13 Accessory No-Dot (Purple)
button
14 Accessory 1-Dot button
15 Accessory 2-Dot button
16 Keypad
17 4-Way Navigation buttons
(Microphone)
18 Cancel button
19 Okay/Select button
20 Home button (Microphone)
21 Data Feature button
3.1

Programmable Radio Functions

Your system administrator can program the programmable buttons or switches as shortcuts to radio
functions depending on the duration of a button press. Contact your system administrator to learn more
about the radio functions assigned to the programmable buttons and switches of your radio.

Table 3: Programmable Radio Functions

Function
Action Consolidation
Airhorn
Aux Control (1-3)
Description
Provides Bluetooth Pairing Location Indicator
status.
Programmable button of an assignable radio
function. This button is usually programmed as
the Emergency button.
Allows you to scroll and navigate through the
menu hierarchy.
The main display screen of your control head.
Allows you to execute voice operations.
Programmable button of an assignable radio
function.
Programmable button of an assignable radio
function.
Programmable button of an assignable radio
function.
Allows you to enter alphanumeric characters for
dialing, contact entries, and text messages.
Allows you to scroll and navigate through the
menu hierarchy. At the Home screen, press the
left or right navigation button to display the re-
quired menu items.
Allows you to cancel the current operation and
return to the previous screen.
Allows you to select the option that appears on
the screen.
Allows you to access the Home screen.
Allows you to access the Text Messaging
screen or the Inbox menu.
Description
Allows you to initiate a programmed sequence of Consolidated
Actions.
Allows you to activate and deactivate the Airhorn Siren tone.
Allows you to individually activate and deactivate radio Vehicular
Interface Port (VIP) Outputs that are set to an Aux Control.
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