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Motorola XTSTM 2500I Basic Service Manual

Motorola XTSTM 2500I Basic Service Manual (124 pages)

Brand: Motorola | Category: Portable Radio | Size: 16.24 MB

Table of Contents

Computer Software Copyrights
4
Document History

5
- Table of Contents
  7
Table of Contents

8
- List of Figures
  
  11
- Related Manuals
  
  14
Commercial Warranty

15
- Limited Warranty
  15
  - Motorola Communication Products
    15
    
    II. General Provisions
    15
    
    What this Warranty Covers and for How Long
    15
    
    How to Get Warranty Service
    16
    
    III. State Law Rights
    16
    
    What this Warranty Does Not Cover
    16
    
    Patent and Softwarep Provisions
    17
    
    VII. Governing Law
    17
Specifications

19
1 Introduction

45
- General
  45
- Notations Used in this Manual
  45
- Radio Description
  46
- Flashport
  46
- Table 1.ASTRO XTS 2500/2250/1500 Basic Features
  46
2 Basic Maintenance

47
- Introduction to this Section
  47
- Preventive Maintenance
  47
  - Inspection
    47
  - Cleaning
    47
  - Cleaning External Plastic Surfaces
    47
- Handling Precautions
  48
3 Basic Theory of Operation

49
4 Recommended Test Equipment and Service Aids

55
- Recommended Test Equipment
  55
- Service Aids
  55
- Table 3.Recommended Test Equipment
  55
- Field Programming Equipment
  56
- Table 4.Service Aids
  56
5 Performance Checks

57
6 Radio Alignment Procedures

65
7 XTS 2500/XTS 2250/XTS 1500/MT 1500/PR 1500 Exploded Views and Parts Lists

81
- Table 13.XTS 2500 Model I / XTS 2250 Basic Model / XTS 1500 / MT 1500 / PR1500 Exploded View Parts List
  81
8 Disassembly/Assembly

85
- Introduction to this Section
  85
- Antenna
  85
  - Attach the Antenna
    85
  - Figure 15. Attaching the Antenna
    85
  - Remove the Antenna
    86
  - Battery
    86
    
    Attach the Battery
    86
    
    Figure 16. Removing the Antenna
    86
    
    Figure 17. Attaching the Battery
    86
    
    Figure 18. Attaching the Battery
    86
    
    Remove the Battery
    87
  - Belt Clip
    87
    
    Attach the Belt Clip
    87
    
    Figure 19. Removing the Battery
    87
    
    Figure 20. Removing the Battery
    87
    
    Figure 21. Attaching the Belt Clip
    87
    
    Remove the Belt Clip
    88
  - Universal Connector Cover
    88
    
    Figure 22. Removing the Belt Clip
    88
    
    Figure 23. Removing the Universal Connector Cover
    88
    
    Remove the Universal Connector Cover
    88
    
    Attach the Universal Connector Cover
    89
  - Remote Speaker Microphone Adapter
    89
    
    Figure 24. Attaching the Universal Connector Cover
    89
    
    Figure 25. Removing the RSM Adapter
    89
    
    Remove the Adapter
    89
    
    Attach the Adapter
    90
  - Radio Disassembly-Detailed
    90
    
    Figure 26. Attaching the RSM Adapter
    90
    
    Figure 27. Attaching the RSM Adapter
    90
    
    Required Tools
    90
    
    Figure 28. Knob Removal
    91
    
    Front Cover from Chassis Disassembly
    91
    
    Table 17.Front Cover from Chassis Disassembly
    91
    
    Figure 29. Chassis Removal
    92
    
    Figure 30. Chassis Separation
    92
    
    Chassis Disassembly
    93
    
    Figure 31. Unlatching the Flex Connectors
    93
    
    Table 18.Chassis Disassembly
    93
    
    Backup Battery Disassembly
    94
    
    Figure 32. Removing the Main Board from the Chassis
    94
    
    Table 19.Backup Battery Disassembly
    94
    
    Figure 33. Remove the Backup Battery
    95
    
    Keypad and Keypad/Option Board Disassembly
    95
    
    Table 20.Keypad and Keypad/Option Board
    95
    
    Figure 34. Retainer Removal
    96
    
    Figure 35. Keypad Retainer and Boards Removal
    96
    
    Display Disassembly
    97
    
    Figure 36. Display Disassembly
    97
    
    Table 21.Display Disassembly
    97
    
    Speaker, Microphone, and Universal Connector Flex Disassembly
    98
    
    Table 22.Speaker, Microphone, and Universal Connector Flex Disassembly
    98
  - Radio Reassembly-Detailed
    99
    
    Figure 37. Speaker-Microphone Removal
    99
    
    Display Reassembly
    100
    
    Figure 38. Lock Retainer Catches to Radio Body
    100
    
    Keypad and Keypad Option Board Reassembly
    100
    
    Speaker, Microphone, and Universal Connector Flex Reassembly
    100
    
    Backup Battery Reassembly
    101
    
    Chassis and Front Cover Reassembly
    101
    
    Chassis Assembly Reassembly
    101
    
    Figure 39. Reassemble the Backup Battery
    101
  - Ensuring Radio Immersibility
    102
    
    Figure 40. Fastening the Chassis
    102
    
    Standards
    102
    
    Accidental Immersion
    103
    
    Disassembly
    103
    
    Miscellaneous Hardware
    103
    
    Pressure Pump Kit NTN4265
    103
    
    Servicing
    103
    
    Specialized Test Equipment
    103
    
    Vacuum Pump Kit NLN9839
    103
    
    Reassembly
    104
    
    Vacuum Test
    104
    
    Pressure Test
    105
    
    Front Housing
    106
    
    Troubleshooting Leak Areas
    106
    
    Chassis (Seal Port and Label Seal)
    107
    
    Frequency Switch and Antenna Nut
    107
    
    Main Seal O-Ring
    107
    
    Battery Seal
    108
9 Radio-Level Troubleshooting

109
10 Accessories

113
- General
  113
- Antennas
  113
- Batteries
  113
- Carry Accessories
  113
  - Belt Clips
    113
  - Body-Worn
    113
- Chargers
  114
  - Enhanced and Multi-Unit Line Cords
    114
- Microphones, Remote Speaker
  114
- Surveillance Accessories
  114
  - Commport Integrated Microphone/Receivers
    114
  - Earpieces
    115
  - Headsets and Headset Accessories
    115
  - Radio Interface Modules for Ear Microphones
    116
- Switches
  116
A - Appendix: Replacement Parts Ordering

117
- Basic Ordering Information
  117
- Radio Board Ordering Information
  117
- Motorola Online
  117
- Mail Orders
  117
- Telephone Orders
  117
- Fax Orders
  118
- Parts Identification
  118
- Product Customer Service
  118
Glossary

119
Index

121

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Motorola XTSTM 2500I User Manual

Motorola XTSTM 2500I User Manual (154 pages)

Model 3

Brand: Motorola | Category: Portable Radio | Size: 12.87 MB

Table of Contents

Menu Navigation
4
Declaration of Conformity
5
Product Safety and RF Exposure Compliance
6
Computer Software Copyrights
6
Documentation Copyrights
7
Important Rebanding Information
8
Table of Contents
9
General Radio Operation

17
- Notations Used in this Manual
  17
- Additional Performance Enhancement
  18
  - Dynamic System Resilience (DSR)
    18
  - Encrypted Integrated Data (EID)
    18
- XTS 2500 / XTS 2500I Model III Radio
  19
- Physical Features of the XTS 2500 / XTS 2500I Model III Radio
  20
- Programmable Features
  21
- Display
  22
- Backlight
  22
- Status Symbols
  23
- Menu Entry (Softkey)
  25
- Menu Select Buttons
  25
  - Menu Entry Features
    26
- Home Button ( H )
  27
- App Button (TMS Feature Button)
  27
- 4-Way Navigation Button (O)
  27
- Keypad
  28
- LED Indicators
  29
- Alert Tones
  30
- Standard Accessories
  34
  - Battery
    34
  - Smart Battery Condition
    36
  - Antenna
    37
  - Belt Clip
    38
- Universal Connector Cover
  39
- Remote Speaker Microphone Adapter
  40
- Radio on and off
  41
  - Turn the Radio on
    41
  - Turn the Radio off
    42
- Zones and Channels
  42
  - Select a Zone
    42
  - Select a Channel
    44
  - Mode Select Button
    47
- Receive / Transmit
  48
Common Radio Features

52
- Radio Lock
  52
  - Unlock Your Radio
    52
  - Change Your Password
    53
- Mute or Unmute Keypad Tones
  54
  - Use the Menu
    54
  - Using the Preprogrammed Side Button
    54
- Conventional Squelch Options
  55
  - Analog Squelch
    55
  - Digital Squelch
    55
- PL Defeat
  56
- Time-Out Timer
  57
- Emergency
  58
  - Send an Emergency Alarm
    58
  - Send an Emergency Call
    59
  - Send a Silent Emergency Alarm
    60
  - Emergency Keep-Alive
    61
- Lists
  62
  - View a List
    62
  - Scan List Empty
    63
- Edit a Call, Page, or Phone List Number
  64
  - Use the Menu
    64
- Edit a Call, Page, or Phone List Name
  66
  - Use the Menu
    66
- Scan
  68
  - Turn Scan on and off
    68
  - Delete a Nuisance Channel
    70
  - Conventional Scan Only
    71
- Telephone Calls (Trunking Only)
  72
  - Answer a Phone Call
    72
  - Make a Phone Call
    73
  - Phone Call Display and Alert Prompts
    75
- Private Calls (Trunking Only)
  76
  - Answer a Private Call
    76
  - Make a Private Call
    77
- Call Alert Paging
  79
  - Answer a Call Alert Page
    79
  - Make a Call Alert
    80
- Conventional Talkgroup Calls (Conventional Operation Only)
  82
  - Select Talkgroup
    82
- Repeater or Direct Operation
  83
  - Select Repeater or Direct Operation
    83
Special Radio Features

84
- Radio Kill
  84
  - Remote Kill
    84
  - Direct Kill
    84
- Radio Stun
  85
- Ptt ID
  86
  - Receive
    86
  - Transmit
    86
  - View Your Radio's ID Number
    87
- Dynamic Regrouping (Trunking Only)
  88
  - Reprogram Request (ASTRO 25 Trunking Only)
    88
  - Select Enable / Disable
    90
- Trunking System Controls
  91
  - Failsoft
    91
  - Out-Of-Range
    91
  - Site Lock
    92
  - Site Trunking
    93
  - Site View and Change
    93
- Time and Date
  95
  - Edit Time and Date
    95
- Outdoor Location (Using GPS)
  97
  - Access the Location Feature
    97
  - GPS Enabled
    99
  - ASTRO XTS 2500/XTS 2500 I Model
    99
ARS User Login and Text Messaging Features

101
- Automatic Registration Service (ARS)
  101
  - Selecting or Changing ARS Mode
    101
- ARS User Login Feature
  103
  - Accessing the User Login Feature
    103
  - To Login as a User
    104
  - Private Data
    107
  - Selecting a Predefined Username
    108
- Text Messaging
  109
  - Accessing TMS Feature
    109
  - Priority Message
    112
  - Receive a Message
    114
  - To View Message from the Inbox
    114
  - Compose a New Text Message
    115
  - Send a Predefined Message
    118
  - Edit a Quick Text Message
    119
  - Reply to a Received Message
    120
  - Delete a Message
    120
  - To Access the Draft Folder
    121
  - To Access the Sent Folder
    122
Helpful Tips

123
- Radio Care
  123
  - Cleaning
    123
  - Handling
    123
- Service
  123
- Battery
  124
  - Battery Life
    124
  - Charging the Battery
    124
- Battery Recycling and Disposal
  126
- Antenna
  127
  - Radio Operating Frequencies
    127
Accessories

129
- Antennas
  129
- Batteries
  130
- Carry Accessories
  130
  - Belt Clips
    130
  - Body-Worn
    130
  - Chargers
    131
  - Enhanced and Multi-Unit Line Cords
    131
- Microphones, Remote Speaker
  132
- Surveillance Accessories
  133
  - Adapters and Adapter Cable
    133
  - Commport ® Integrated Microphone/Receivers
    133
  - Earpieces
    133
  - Headsets and Headset Accessories
    135
  - Radio Interface Modules for Ear Microphones
    135
- Switches
  135
Appendix: Maritime Radio Use in the VHF Frequency Range

136
- Special Channel Assignments
  136
  - Emergency Channel
    136
  - Non-Commercial Call Channel
    137
- Operating Frequency Requirements
  137
Glossary

140
Commercial Warranty

144
Index

149

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