Motorola solutions Advisor TPG2200 Quick Start Manual

Advisor™ TPG2200
QUICK START GUIDE

LED Message and Status Indicators

Indication
Landyard Holes
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2 Lock Key
2
3 Battery Cover
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3
4 LED Message Indicator
5 Power/Sleep/Wake Button
Soft Keys
6
4 9
7 Mute/Shortcut Button
Solid orange
8 Speaker
5
9 LED Status Indicator
10
Display
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11
6
11 Menu Key
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No indication
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12 Up Navigation Key
12
8
Down Navigation Key
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Battery Capacity Information

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14 USB-C Connector
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Home Station Connector
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* The LED indication and flashing pattern can be configured in the Customer
Programming Software (CPS).
Charging
Message LED Status LED
Status
Solid green Not applicable In use Fully Charged
Blinking
Not applicable In service 90% Charged
green
Solid red Not applicable Out of service* Rapid Charge
Connecting to a network Faulty or Invalid
Blinking
Not applicable
Entering DMO Battery
red
Transmit Inhibit in service
Not applicable Not applicable
Channel busy in DMO
Blinking Battery waiting
Not applicable Not applicable
orange to charge
Blinking Message/Call Out
Not applicable Not applicable
blue received or missing*
Not applicable Pager powered off Not applicable
Information Description
Full (80% – 100% capacity)
Middle (60% – 80% capacity)
Low (25% – 60% capacity)
Very low (5% – 25% capacity)
Less than 5% capacity

Removing the Battery Cover

Installing the Battery

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1. Slide the Lock key to the left to unlock the battery cover. 1. Insert the bottom part of the battery into the compatment.
2. Lift up the battery cover. 2. Press down the top part of the battery into the compartment until it clicks.

Attaching the Battery Cover

Looking After the Pager

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Never leave the pager or battery in extreme temperatures (over +85 °C), for
example, behind a windscreen in direct sunlight.
The pager is not submersible (compliant with the IP54 standard, only when the
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battery cover is attached).
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To clean the pager, use a moistened or antistatic cloth.
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1. Insert the bottom part of the battery cover into the slot.
2. Press down the top part of the battery cover.
3. Slide the Lock key to the right to lock the battery cover.
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