Motorola XTS 3000 Operator's Manual
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- Page 1 MOTOROLA XTS 3000 HANDHELD RADIO Radio Operator’s Manual Los Angeles County Sheriff Communications and Fleet Management Bureau...
- Page 2 MOTOROLA XTS 3000 HANDHELD RADIO USER’S MANUAL INTRODUCTION The XTS 3000 portable radio represents Motorola Corporation’s latest technology. It is the latest version of an “Astro” radio, such as the one used by LAPD, in a new package. All Functions and Frequencies are software programmable.
- Page 3 BATTERY Batteries are Ni-Cad, or Nickel-Metal Hydride. Both are Good batteries Motorola claims they have an 10-12 hour battery life. Batteries are still prone to ‘memory’ buildup . If the battery does not hold a full charge, return it to the Systems Maintenance Section at SCC for replacement and/or reconditioning.
- Page 4 Find the small rubber plug on the Mic connector, next to the Mic cord. It is threaded into the ear-phone jack. This requires a special Earpiece from Motorola. There are three different model starting at approximately $30.00 each. Keep the rubber plug inserted in the jack when not in use.
- Page 5 Note: It is unsafe and it is a violation of policy to transmit in ‘direct’ mode on repeated Dispatch Channels. Direct radio transmissions will cover repeated transmissions within an inexact distance of the person transmitting in direct. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 5 of 12...
- Page 6 This is the Audio level check button. Press this button and the radio produces a squelch tone indicating the audio level of the radio. Use this button to check the level of audio instead of “keying the mike”. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 6 of 12...
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Page 7: Display Screen
“ZONE” means Mode which is used to change modes. “SCAN” is used to turn the Scan function on and off. “PROG” stands for program which is used to program the scan frequencies. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 7 of 12... -
Page 8: Changing The Mode
Dispatch, L-TAC, A-TAC, Dispatch L-TAC, A-TAC, etc. The last four channels of each Mode, will be C-TAC channels 1 and 2, the Mutual Aid channel associated with your area, and the SCC Access Channel. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 8 of 12... - Page 9 When there is a signed frequency sharing agreement between the concerned agencies. In all other instances; You must use your discretion. LAPD has expressly requested that we not transmit on any of their dispatch channels. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 9 of 12...
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Page 10: Priority Scan
If someone keys a microphone on your default channel, what would happen? The radio would return to the default channel. While listening to a scanned channel, you key your microphone, what happens? The radio will transmit on MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 10 of 12... - Page 11 Press Home key to exit the program mode and return to the default display. The more channels you scan: The more you have to listen to. The more battery power that is consumed. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 11 of 12...
- Page 12 Press one of the arrow keys, to view other scanned channels. If your display doesn’t change, you are only scanning one channel. Press the HOME key to exit the “VIEW” mode and return to the default display. MOTOROLA XTS 3000 RADIO TRAINING 12 of 12...