Motorola W4 User Manual page 18

DISPLAY AND LIGHT INDICATORS
Message
BUSY light on Displayed conventional mode has
activity on it, or selected trunked
system is currently busy. Wait for
callback.
XMIT light on Indicates you are transmitting.
Pri indicator blinks Mode displayed is first priority.
Pri indicator lit Mode displayed is second priority.
Non Pri lit Mode displayed is non-priority.
P displayed Telephone dialing pause. Press
Sel to continue the dialing.
NO ACK displayed Unit being called with the
Enhanced Private Conversation or
Call Alert Page feature is not in
service, or emergency alarm or
status/message transmission is
not acknowledged by dispatcher.
Scan list full. Delete a mode
LIST FULL
displayed before adding another.
Trunked phone interconnect is
PHON BSY
displayed busy.
Unit being called with Enhanced
NO ANSWER
displayed Private Conversation or Call Alert
Page does not respond, but is
operational.
Radio is in emergency alarm or
EMERGENCY
displayed call state.
A mode incapable of emergency
NO EMERGNCY
displayed transmission has been selected.
OUT OF RNGE Radio is out of range of the
displayed trunking system.
ALERT TONES
Meaning
Type of Tone
1 Low-Pitched
Tone
1 High-Pitched
Tone
4 High-Pitched
Tones
5 High-Pitched
Tones
2 High-Pitched
Tones
4 High-Pitched
Tones every 6
seconds
Phone-Type
Busy Tone
(when pressing
the PTT button)
Name Explanation
Invalid Key Feature button
Alert pressed is not valid
in selected mode, or
a Call emergency
alarm was not
acknowledged.
Central Central controller
Acknowledge has received request
or Valid Key for Call Alert,
emergency alarm,
reprogram request,
or status/message
transmission.
You pressed a valid
key.
Dispatcher or Dispatcher is
Mobile Unit acknowledging your
Acknowledge emergency
transmission. Mobile
unit has received
your Call Alert.
The above two
acknowledge tones,
heard in tandem.
Private You have an
Conversation incoming call. Press
Call, then the PTT
button and talk.
Call Alert Page Call Alert page has
been received.
System Busy All system radio
channels in use.
Release the PTT
button, and wait for
callback.