User Manuals: M/A-Com M/A-COm P5200 Series Accessories

User Manuals: M/A-Com M/A-COm P5200 Series Accessories

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M/A-Com M/A-COm P5200 Series Operator's Manual

M/A-Com M/A-COm P5200 Series Operator's Manual (122 pages)

Brand: M/A-Com | Category: Portable Radio | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
1 Safety Conventions

10
2 Safety Training Information

11
3 Operating Tips

13
- Efficient Radio Operation
  13
  - Antenna Care and Replacement
    13
  - Electronic Devices
    13
  - Aircraft
    14
  - Electric Blasting Caps
    14
  - Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
    14
4 Batteries

15
- Conditioning Battery Packs
  15
- Charging Battery Packs
  16
  - Charging Guidelines
    16
- Battery Pack Usage
  16
  - Usage Guidelines
    16
- Change the Battery Pack
  17
- Battery Disposal
  18
5 Introduction

19
- Figure 5-1: P7230 Select Model Radio
  20
6 Options and Accessories

22
- Table 6-1: Options and Accessories
  22
7 Change Operating Mode

24
- Change from Otp Mode
  24
- Change to Otp Mode
  24
8 Opensky Operation

25
- Power On/Off and Volume Control
  25
  - Power ON/OFF
    25
  - Volume Control
    25
- Controls
  25
- Display
  28
- Radio Status Icons
  28
- Figure 8-2: Radio Display
  28
- Table 8-2: Status Icons Descriptions
  28
- Tri-Color Led
  29
- Log in to the Network
  29
- Figure 8-3: Tri-Color LED
  29
- Log off the Network
  30
- Personality
  30
- Profiles
  30
- Talk Groups
  30
- Figure 8-4: Personality Structure Example
  30
- Opensky Display Overview
  31
  - Display's Top Line
    31
  - Display's Second Line
    31
  - Dwell Display
    31
- Alert Tones
  32
- Table 8-3: Alert Tones
  32
- Basic Menu Structure
  33
- Table 8-4: Basic P7200 and P5200 Opensky Menu Structure
  33
- Error Messages
  35
- Keypad
  37
- Change the Active Profile
  39
- Change the Selected Talk Group
  39
- Adjust Display and Button Backlight Brightness
  39
- Stealth Mode
  39
  - Enable Stealth Mode
    39
  - Disable Stealth Mode
    39
- Adjust Side Tone Audio Level
  40
- Change Operating Mode
  40
- Receive and Transmit Voice Calls
  40
  - Receive a Voice Call
    40
  - Transmit a Voice Call
    41
- Adjust Audio Treble Level
  41
- Talk Group Lock out
  41
  - Lock out a Talk Group
    42
  - Unlock a Talk Group
    42
- Scanning
  42
  - Select Scan Modes
    42
  - Change Active Scan Mode
    43
  - Table 8-7: Scan Modes
    43
  - Scan Priority
    44
- Make Selective Calls
  44
- Selective Alerts
  46
  - Define Messages
    46
  - Send a Message
    47
  - Table 8-9: Status of Selective Alert Messages
    47
  - Receive a Message
    48
  - Delete a Selective Alert Message
    48
- Interconnect Calls (P7270 Only)
  48
  - Make an Interconnect Call
    48
  - Receive an Interconnect Call
    49
- Emergency Communications
  49
  - Declare an Emergency Call or Alert
    49
  - Table 8-10: Emergency Calls Vs. Emergency Alerts
    49
  - Receive an Emergency Call
    50
  - Dismiss an Emergency
    50
  - Clear an Emergency
    50
  - Opensky Encryption (P7200 Only)
    51
    
    Automatic Encryption
    51
    
    Manual Encryption (P7270 Only)
    51
  - Dynamic Regrouping
    52
  - Gps Coordinates
    52
  - V-Tac Functions
    52
  - Extended Coverage Modes ("XCOV" and "XCOV-TG")
    52
    
    Change between Extended Coverage Modes
    53
    
    Use the XCOV Mode
    53
    
    Use the XCOV-TG Mode
    54
    
    Use the Scene-Of-Incident Mode
    55
    
    Table 8-11: Band Definitions
    56
9 Edacs and P25 Trunked Operation

57
- Turn on the Radio
  57
- Controls
  57
- Display
  61
- Figure 9-4: Radio Display
  61
- Radio Status Icons
  62
- Table 9-3: Display Descriptions
  62
- Tri-Color Led
  63
- Status Messages
  63
- Figure 9-5: Tri-Color LED
  63
- Error Messages
  64
- Alert Tones
  64
- Table 9-4: Alert Tones
  64
- System Selection
  65
- Group/Channel Selection
  65
- Modify Scan List
  66
  - P7270 Model
    66
  - P7250 and P5250 Models
    66
- Nuisance Delete (P7270 Model)
  67
- Backlight On/Off
  67
- Contrast Adjust
  67
- Declare an Emergency
  67
- Lock/Unlock the Keypad
  67
- High/Low Power Adjustment
  68
  - Using the Menu Button
    68
  - Using the Pre-Programmed Option Button
    68
- Menu
  68
- Digital Voice Operation
  71
- Scan Trunked Groups
  73
- Scan Trunked Systems
  76
  - Wide Area System Scanning
    76
  - Priority System Scan
    76
  - Proscan
    77
- Emergency Operation
  77
  - Receive an Emergency Call
    77
  - Declare an Emergency Call
    77
  - Clear an Emergency Call
    77
- Individual Calls
  78
- Telephone Interconnect Calls
  80
- Programmable Entries
  82
  - Pre-Store Individual and Telephone Interconnect Calls from the Keypad
    82
- Status/Message Operation
  82
  - Status Operation
    82
  - Message Operation
    83
- Dynamic Regroup Operation
  83
  - Emergency Operation
    83
- Macro Key Operation
  83
- Portable Data
  84
  - Displays
    84
  - DATA off Operation
    84
  - DATA on Operation
    84
  - Exit Data Calls
    84
  - Scan Lockout Mode
    85
  - Data Lockout Mode
    85
- Page (P25 Trunked Only)
  85
10 Project 25 (P25) Conventional Operation

86
- Turn on the Radio
  86
- Controls
  86
- Display
  90
- Tri-Color Led
  92
- Status Messages
  92
  - Figure 10-5: Tri-Color LED
    92
  - Error Messages
    93
- Alert Tones
  93
- System Selection
  93
- Table 10-4: Alert Tones
  93
- Group/Channel Selection
  94
- Modify Scan List
  94
  - P7270 System Model
    94
  - P7250 and P5250 Model
    95
- Nuisance Delete (P7270 Model)
  95
- Backlight On/Off
  95
- Contrast Adjust
  95
- Declar an Emergency
  96
- Lock/Unlock Keypad
  96
- High/Low Power Adjustment
  96
  - Using the Menu Button
    96
  - Using the Pre-Programmed Option Button
    96
- Menu
  96
- Digital Voice Operation
  99
- Group Calls in P25 Mode
  102
  - Transmit a Group Call
    102
  - Receive a Group Call
    102
- Individual Calls in P25 Mode
  102
  - Transmit an Individual Call
    102
  - Receive an Individual Call
    102
- Emergency Group Calls in P25 Mode
  103
  - Declare an Emergency Group Call
    103
  - Receive an Emergency Group Call
    103
11 Conventional Operation

104
- Controls
  104
- Display
  108
  - Radio Status Icons
    108
  - Table 11-3: Display Descriptions
    108
- Tri-Color Led
  109
- Status Messages
  109
  - Error Messages
    109
- Alert Tones
  110
- Turn on the Radio
  110
- System Selection
  110
- Table 11-4: Alert Tones
  110
- Channel Selection
  111
- Modify Scan List
  111
  - P7270 Model
    111
  - P7250 and P5250 Model
    112
- Nuisance Delete (P7270 Model)
  112
- Backlight On/Off
  112
- Contrast Adjust
  112
- Declare an Emergency
  112
- Lock/Unlock Keypad
  113
- High/Low Power Adjustment
  113
  - Using the Menu Button
    113
  - Using the Pre-Programmed Option Button
    113
- Menu
  113
  - Menu Item Selection Process
    114
  - Table 11-5: Menu Item Information
    115
- Receive a Call
  116
- Transmit a Call
  116
- Table 11-6: Information Display
  116
12 Technical Assistance

117
- Immersible P7200
  117
13 Basic Troubleshooting

118
- Table 13-1: Troubleshooting
  118
- Battery Warranty
  119

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