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Motorola solutions MTP3550 Feature User Manual (158 pages)
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
13
List of Tables
14
Declaration of Conformity
15
Safety Information
16
FCC Licensing Information
17
Notice to Users (FCC)
17
Applying for Canadian License
18
Intellectual Property and Regulatory Notices
19
Chapter 1: General Information
20
Icon Conventions
20
Using this Guide
20
Feature and Service Availability
20
Table 1: Special Notations
20
Chapter 2: Getting Started
21
Before Power on
21
Attaching the Antenna
21
Inserting the SIM Card
22
Installing the Battery
23
Removing the Battery
23
Charging the Battery
23
Battery Charging Indications
24
Low Battery Indication
24
Mtp3X50 Series Controls and Indicators
24
Figure 1: Charger Mode Screen
24
Table 2: Battery Icons
24
Figure 2: Mtp3X50 Series Controls and Indicators
25
Table 3: Mtp3X50 Series Controls and Indicators
25
Powering on the Radio
27
Writing Text
27
Text Entry Icons
28
Selecting Text Entry Modes
28
Selecting Text Entry Methods and Languages
28
Table 4: Text Entry Screen Icons
28
Keys Usage
29
Table 5: Keys Usage
29
Writing in Itap Alphanumeric
30
Table 6: Other Keys
30
Writing in TAP Alphanumeric
31
Word Locking
31
Adding Words to the Dictionary
32
PIN Code Authentication
32
Unlocking Your Radio
32
Unblocking Your Radio
32
Locking or Unlocking the Keys or Buttons
33
Display
33
Figure 3: Default Home Screen with Icons
33
Table 7: Display
33
Table 8: Colors of the Soft Key Area
33
Configurable Idle Screen
34
Status Icons
34
Table 9: Status Icons
35
Holding Your Radio
38
High or Low Audio Toggle
39
Using High Audio
39
Using Low Audio
39
During a Call
40
Selecting Talkgroups
40
Talkgroup Icons Selection
40
Table 10: During the Call
40
Table 11: Talkgroup Icons
40
Entering TMO or DMO Mode
42
Over the Air Programming
42
One-Touch Buttons
42
Table 12: One-Touch Button Features
42
Chapter 3: Modes
46
Trunked Mode Operation
46
Entering TMO Mode
46
Making Group Calls in TMO
46
Figure 4: Trunked Mode Operation
46
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
47
Receiving Group Calls During Ongoing Group Calls
47
D-PTT Preempt Group Call
47
Preempting Group Calls
48
Dynamic Group Number Assignment (DGNA)
48
DGNA Reception
48
DGNA Auto Select Group
48
DGNA Auto Reselect Group
49
Viewing DGNA Talkgroups
49
Broadcast Call
49
Broadcast Calls Initiated by Users
49
Initializing Broadcast Calls
49
Assistance Call
49
Call Modification
50
Local Site Trunking
50
Entering Local Site Trunking
50
Exiting Local Site Trunking
51
Direct Mode Operation
51
Entering DMO Mode
51
Figure 5: Direct Mode Operation
51
Making Group Calls in DMO
52
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
52
D-PTT Preempt Group Call
52
Preempting Group Calls
52
Selecting DMO Communications Options
53
DMO Private Priority Call
53
Talkgroup for Individual Calls
53
Network Monitor
54
Enabling Network Monitor
54
Communication through Repeaters
54
Communication through Gateways
55
Figure 6: Communication through Repeaters
55
Figure 7: Communication through Gateways
55
Gateway and Repeater Synchronization
56
Transmit Inhibit Mode
56
Emergency Operations
57
Emergency Alarm
57
Emergency Group Call
58
Making Emergency Group Calls
58
Receiving Emergency Group Calls
58
Non-Tactical Emergency
59
Emergency Individual Calls (Private or MSISDN)
59
Emergency SDS Status
59
Emergency Hot Microphone
59
Alternating Hot Microphone
60
Silent Emergency Mode
60
Invisible Emergency
61
Emergency Alert
61
Table 13: Emergency Operation Dependencies
61
Emergency Mode by Dialing
62
Disaster Alert
62
Initializing Disaster Alert Calls
62
Emergency Destination in Local Site Trunking
62
Exiting Emergency Operations
63
Repeater Mode
63
Figure 8: Repeater Mode Operation
63
Chapter 4: Main Menu
64
Scrolling through the Menu
64
Menu Icons
64
Table 14: Menu Icons
64
Messages
65
New Message
66
Sending Messages to Private or Phone
66
Sending Messages to Groups
66
Sending Store and Forward Messages
66
Delivery Report
67
Table 15: Description of Delivery Report Notification
67
Inbox
69
Receiving New Messages
69
Opening the Inbox
69
Table 16: Inbox Icons
69
Using Submenus in Inbox and Outbox
70
Embedded Number
71
Storing Numbers from Messages
71
Calling Numbers from Messages
72
Making Group Calls on the Talkgroup of the Message Sender
72
Immediate Text Message
72
Outbox
73
Table 17: Outbox Icons
73
Call-Out (CO) Box
74
Call-Out Icons
74
Radio Messaging System (RMS) Box
74
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) Box
74
Templates
74
Table 18: Call-Out Icons
74
Sending User-Defined Templates
75
Managing User-Defined Templates
75
Predefined Templates
76
Viewing Predefined Templates
76
Sending Predefined Templates
76
Status Messages
76
Viewing a Status Message Number
76
Sending Status Messages
77
Targeted Status Messages
77
Sending an RMS Status
78
Additional Address
78
Enabling or Disabling Additional Address
79
Selecting Additional Address
79
Viewing Additional Address
79
Entering New Additional Address
79
Editing Additional Address
80
Deleting Additional Address
80
Call-Out Availability
80
Setting Call-Out Availability
80
Contacts
81
Table 19: Contact Types
81
Creating Contacts
82
Editing Contacts
82
Deleting Numbers
83
Deleting Contacts
83
Checking Capacity
83
Dialing through the Contact List
83
Bluetooth
84
Bluetooth Settings
84
Configuring Bluetooth Settings
84
Enabling and Disabling Bluetooth
84
Pairing Bluetooth Devices with Your Radio
85
Devices
85
Connecting or Disconnecting Devices
85
Managing Devices
86
Disconnecting All Devices
86
Setting Indoor Location
86
Viewing Detected Beacons
87
Connecting Firearms Devices
87
Browser
88
Man down (Fall Alert)
88
Setting man down (Fall Alert)
88
Security
89
PIN Protect
89
Protecting the Radio with a PIN Code
89
Changing PIN Codes
89
Setting Keypad Lock
90
Keypad Lock Notification
90
Setting Automatic Keylock Delay
90
Setting Keylock on Startup
90
Air Encryption
91
Viewing Air Encryption State
91
Deleting User Keys
91
K Validity
91
Verifying K Validity
92
SCK (Air Interface Encryption Class 2)
92
Tmo Sck
92
Dmo Sck
92
Changing DMO SCK
93
Covert Mode
93
Activating Covert Mode
94
Setting Vibrate in Covert Mode
94
Remote Control
94
Status Remote Control
94
SDS Remote Control
95
Setting Remote Control
95
Setup
95
Vibrate
95
Setting Default Vibrate
96
Setting Detail Vibrate
96
Ring Style
96
Setting Ring Style
96
Set Volume
97
Setting Volume
97
Language
97
Setting Language
97
Data Setup
98
Setting Data Function
98
Audio
98
Audio Profiles
98
Howling Suppression
99
Audio Toggle
99
Volume Adjustment Mode
99
Tones
100
Keypad Tone
100
All Tones
100
Talk Permit
101
Clear to Send
101
Periodic Alert
101
D-PTT Tones
102
Display
102
Setting Flip Display
102
Setting Font Level
103
Setting Large Idle Font
103
Setting Screen Saver
103
Setting Backlight
104
Setting Brightness
104
Setting LCD off
104
Setting Wallpaper
105
Time and Date
105
Setting the Time Format
105
Setting the Time Manually
105
Setting the Date Format
105
Setting the Date Manually
106
Setting Time Offset
106
Setting Automatic Updates for the Time and Date
106
Energy Economy
106
Enabling or Disabling Energy Economy
107
Viewing the Energy Economy Status
107
Transmission Power Class
107
Selecting RF Power
107
Accessory (Accry) Setup
108
Selecting Core/Other/Secondary Accessories
108
Book on
108
Rotary Knob
108
Setting Rotary Lock
108
Setting in Keypad Lock
109
Setting Rotary Knob Wrap Around
109
Setting Rotary Knob Scroll Range
109
Setting Rotary Knob Talkgroup Selection
110
Setting Rotary Knob Function Keys
110
Default Setting
110
Selecting Default Setting
110
Group Setup
110
Setting Operations Parameters
111
Standard Home Group
111
Scan
111
Activating Talkgroup Scanning
112
Setting Talkgroups in the Active Scan List
112
Setting Scan Lists
112
Deleting Talkgroups from Scan Lists
113
My Groups
113
Adding Favorite Folders
113
Adding Talkgroups to Favorite Folders
113
Editing My Folder List
113
Deleting Talkgroup from Favorite Folders
114
Individual Setup
114
Trunked Mode
114
Enabling or Disabling Call Waiting
114
Setting Call Forwarding
114
Favorites
115
Adding Folders to Favorites
115
Adding Contact Numbers to Favorites
115
Making Private Calls to Favorite Contacts
115
Adding Talkgroups to Favorites
116
Managing Folders in Favorites
116
Deleting Items from Favorites Folder
117
Deleting All Items from Favorite Folders
117
My Info
117
Viewing and Modifying Personal Information
117
Recent Calls
117
Viewing Recent Calls
118
Calling from Recent Calls
118
Storing Recent Calls to Contacts
119
Deleting Recent Calls
119
Shortcuts
120
Creating Menu Shortcuts
120
Editing Menu Shortcut Lists
120
Networks
121
Selecting Network Operation Mode
121
Network Select
121
Selecting Your Network
121
Using Select Net Registration
122
Enabling Automatic DMO
122
Talkgroup Network Select
122
Selecting Your Talkgroup Network
122
Using Select TG Net Registration
123
Using Prefer TG Net Registration
123
Using any TG Net Registration
123
Location
123
Enabling GNSS
124
Viewing Your Position
124
Viewing Testpage
124
Changing GNSS Accuracy
124
Backlog
125
Enabling or Disabling Backlog
125
Viewing Backlog Reports
125
Deleting All Backlog Reports
125
Packet Data
125
Viewing Data Statistics
126
Viewing Encryption Status
126
Crypto Menu
126
Enabling or Disabling SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
127
Setting Clear Call Alarm
127
Updating Encryption Keys
128
Setting OPTA Filter
128
Starting Crypto Registration
128
Setting DMO Encryption Mode
128
Chapter 5: Features
129
Ambience Listening (AL) Call
129
Bluetooth
129
Bluetooth Interactions
130
Discoverable Mode
130
Add Bluetooth Devices
130
Bluetooth Smart Proximity Pairing
131
Bluetooth Sensor Data
131
Buffer Full Overwrite Policy
131
Call-Out
132
Types of Call-Out Alerts
132
Figure 9: Call-Out Message
132
Call-Out Modes Interaction
133
Call-Out Service Phases
133
Collaborative Messaging
134
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Location Service
134
Enhance GNSS Performance
135
Location Report Backlog
136
GNSS Icon
136
Different Location Displays
136
Table 20: Different Location Displays
136
GNSS Accuracy
137
Home Mode Display Text Message
137
Individual Call
137
Private Call
138
Making Private Calls
138
Phone and PABX Calls
138
Making Phone or PABX Calls
139
Using the Phone/Pabx Speed Dial
139
Receiving Individual Calls
139
Ms-Isdn
139
One-Touch Dial
139
Radio Messaging System (RMS)
139
Radio Messaging System Icons
140
Table 21: RMS Icons
140
Radio User Assignment (RUA) and Radio User Identity (RUI)
141
SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
141
Table 22: Interactions between Radios with and Without SIM Cards
141
Short Number Dial
142
Talkgroup Dialing by Index
142
Viewing the Talkgroup Speed Number
142
Selecting Talkgroups by Index
142
Terminal Permanent Disable
143
Temporary Disable or Enable
143
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
143
WAP Browser
143
Entering the Browser
143
Entering Browser Menu Panes
144
Tips for Browsing
144
Creating Bookmarks through the Navigate Pane
144
Creating Bookmarks through the Bookmarks Pane
144
Using Bookmarks
145
Creating Hotkeys
145
Using Hotkeys
145
Saving Pages
145
Selecting Saved Pages
145
Disabled Packet Data Service
146
Disabled Browser Entry
146
Browser Keys Usage
146
Table 23: Browser Keys Interactions
146
Browser Menu Panes Overview
147
Table 24: Browser Menu Panes
147
Navigate Pane
148
Advanced
148
Table 25: Additional Menu Panes
148
Bookmarks Pane
149
Working with the Options Pane for Selected Bookmarks
149
Working with the Saved Pages Folder
149
History Pane
150
Navigating to Recently Visited Urls
150
Tools Pane
150
Options Pane
150
Text Input Pane
150
WAP Push
151
New WAP Messages
151
Table 26: Browser Text Input Icons
151
Viewing WAP Messages
152
Appendix A: LED Indications
153
Table 27: LED Status Indications
153
Table 28: Battery Charging LED Indications
153
Appendix B: Troubleshooting
154
Table 29: Displayed Messages
154
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Motorola solutions MTP3550 Basic Service Manual (143 pages)
Brand:
Motorola solutions
| Category:
Radio
| Size: 8 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
6
List of Tables
8
Intellectual Property and Regulatory Notices
10
Document History
11
Table 1: Document History
11
Read Me First
13
Notations Used in this Manual
14
Safety Information
15
Compliance with RF Exposure Standards
15
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Regulations
16
RF Energy Exposure Awareness, Control Information, and Operational Instructions for Occupational Use
16
RF Exposure Compliance and Control Guidelines
16
Operating Instructions
17
Approved Accessories
17
Additional Information
17
Intrinsically Safe Radio Information
17
Operational Cautions for Intrinsic Safe Equipment
18
Repair
18
Do Not Substitute Options or Accessories
18
Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility
19
Conformance Statement
20
Use of Communication Devices While Driving
20
Operational Warnings
20
Operational Cautions
20
Warranty and Service Support
22
Warranty Period and Return Instructions
22
After Warranty Period
22
Related EMEA Region Publications
23
Table 2: MTP3100 Quick Start Guides
23
Table 3: MTP3150 Quick Start Guides
23
Table 4: MTP3200 Quick Start Guides
24
Table 5: MTP3250 Quick Start Guides
24
Table 6: MTP3500 Quick Start Guides
25
Table 7: MTP3550 Quick Start Guides
25
Table 10: MTP3200 User Manuals
26
Table 8: MTP3100 User Manuals
26
Table 9: MTP3150 User Manuals
26
Table 11: MTP3250 User Manuals
27
Table 12: MTP3500 User Manuals
27
Table 13: MTP3550 User Manuals
27
Table 14: Other Related Manuals
27
Chapter 1: Model Information
29
Model Specifications
29
Table 15: MTP3000 Series Sales Models
29
Table 16: General Specifications
29
Table 17: Receiver Specifications
30
Table 18: Transmitter Specifications
31
Sales Model Nomenclature
32
Table 19: Model Numbering Scheme
32
Table 20: Sales Models - Description of Positions
32
Chapter 2: Overview
34
Digital Modulation Technology
34
Voice Compression Technology
34
Transceiver
34
Digital Section
35
Transmitter Path
35
Receiver Path
35
Frequency Generating Section
36
Table 21: Frequency Generating Section Components
36
Global Positioning System, Bluetooth, and Global Navigation Satellite System Section
37
Chapter 3: Programming the Radio
38
Figure 1: Sample of the TETRA CPS Plus Initializing Interface
38
Chapter 4: Test Setup and Testing
39
Typical Test Setup
39
Alternative Test Setup
40
Figure 2: Typical Test Setup
40
Assembling Procedures for Alternative Test Setup
41
Figure 3: RF Antenna Adaptor - Insertion
41
Disassembling Procedures for Alternative Test Setup
42
Figure 4: Antenna Adapter - Removal
42
Test Check List
43
Table 22: Test Setup for 350-470 Mhz Radio Models
43
Table 23: Test Setups for 806-870 Mhz Radio Models
44
Call Processing Tests
45
Duplex Test
45
Transmitter Tests
45
Configuring IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920 Setup
46
Configuring IFR 2968 Setup
47
Configuring IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920 Manual Screen Test
48
Configuring IFR 2968 Manual Screen Test
49
RF Tests
50
Testing Receiver Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
50
Testing Receiver Using IFR 2968
50
Testing Transmitter Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
50
Testing Transmitter Using IFR 2968
51
Call Processing Tests
51
Talk Back Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
51
Talk Back Using IFR 2968
52
Call to Mobile
52
Digital Duplex Test (Tx) Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
52
Digital Duplex Test (Tx) Using IFR 2968
53
Manual Mode Testing
54
Testing in DALT Mode
54
Testing Charger Recognition
63
Service Flowchart
64
Figure 5: Service Flowchart
64
Chapter 5: Maintenance
65
Preventive Maintenance
65
Safe Handling of CMOS and LDMOS Devices
66
Accessories Replacement Parts List
66
Table 24: Batteries
66
Table 25: Chargers and Charging Accessories
67
Table 26: Carry Accessories
68
Table 27: Audio Accessories
69
Table 28: Antennas
69
General Repair Procedures and Techniques
70
Table 29: Programming Cable
70
Table 30: Miscellaneous
70
Table 31: Lead Free Solder Wire Part Number List
71
Table 32: Lead Free Solder Paste Part Number List
71
Level 1 and Level 2 Maintenance
72
Protection of Static-Sensitive Devices
72
Torque Specification Chart for Full Keypad Radio
72
Table 33: Torque Specification Chart for Full Keypad Radio
72
Torque Specification Chart for Limited Keypad Radio
73
Replacement Parts
73
MTP3000 Series Full Keypad Radios Exploded View
73
Table 34: Torque Specification Chart for Limited Keypad Radio
73
Figure 6: Full Keypad - Exploded View 1
74
Figure 7: Full Keypad - Exploded View 2
75
Figure 8: Full Keypad - Exploded View 3
76
Figure 9: Back Chassis Assembly (SIM) - Part No. 0104045J11
77
Figure 10: Back Chassis Assembly (Plain) - Part No. 0104054J35
78
Figure 11: Encryption IC Exploded View
78
MTP3000 Series Full Keypad Radios Replacement Parts List
78
Table 35: MTP3000 Series Full Keypad Radios Replacement Parts List
78
MTP3000 Series Limited Keypad Radios Exploded View
83
Figure 12: Limited Keypad - Exploded View 1
83
Figure 13: Limited Keypad - Exploded View 2
84
Figure 14: Limited Keypad - Exploded View 3
85
Figure 15: Back Chassis Assembly (SIM) - Part No. 0104045J11
86
Figure 16: Back Chassis Assembly (Plain) - Part No. 0104054J35
87
Figure 17: Encryption IC Exploded View
87
MTP3000 Series Limited Keypad Radios Replacement Parts List
87
Table 36: MTP3000 Series Limited Keypad Radios Replacement Parts List
87
Radio Disassembly and Reassembly
91
Disassembling the Radio
91
Removing the Antenna
91
Removing the Battery
92
Figure 18: Removing the Antenna
92
Removing the Volume and Frequency Knob
93
Figure 19: Removing the Battery
93
Figure 20: Volume and Frequency Knob Removal Using the Knob Opener
94
Figure 21: Volume and Frequency Knob Removal Using Hand
95
Removing the Back Cover
96
Figure 22: Volume Knob Removal Using Fixture
96
Figure 23: Removing the Back Cover
97
Figure 24: Removing the RF Switch Seal
97
Removing the Back Chassis
98
Removing the SIM Card Door
99
Figure 25: Back Chassis Removal
99
Removing the Main Board
100
Figure 26: SIM Card Door Removal
100
Removing the Bottom Connector
101
Figure 27: Main Board Removal
101
Figure 28: BTB Connector Removal
101
Removing the Display
102
Figure 29: Bottom Connector Removal
102
Removing the UC Escutcheon
103
Figure 30: Display Removal
103
Removing the Speaker Assembly
104
Figure 31: UC Escutcheon Removal
104
Removing the Keypad
105
Figure 32: Speaker Assembly Removal
105
Figure 33: Keypad Removal FKP Keypad
106
Reassembling the Radio
107
Installing the Keypad
107
Figure 34: Keypad Removal LKP Keypad
107
Figure 35: Keypad Installation FKP Keypad
108
Installing the Speaker Assembly
109
Figure 36: Keypad Installation LKP Keypad
109
Installing the UC Escutcheon
110
Figure 37: Speaker Assembly Removal
110
Installing the Display
111
Figure 38: UC Escutcheon Removal
111
Installing the Bottom Connector
112
Figure 39: Display Installation
112
Installing the Main Board
113
Figure 40: Bottom Connector Installation
113
Figure 41: Main Board Installation
114
Figure 42: Thermal Pad Installation
114
Installing the SIM Card Door
115
Installing the Back Chassis
115
Figure 43: SIM Card Door Installation
115
Installing the Back Cover
116
Figure 44: Back Chassis Installation
116
Installing the RFID Knob
117
Figure 45: RF Switch Seal and Back Cover Installation
117
Figure 46: RFID Knob Installation Using Fixture
118
Installing the Volume and Frequency Knob
119
Installing the Battery
119
Figure 47: Location of Fastening Bridge & Battery Contacts
119
Installing the Antenna
120
Figure 48: Battery Installation
120
Figure 49: Installing the Antenna
120
Radio Leak Test
121
Vacuum Leak Test
121
Performing Vacuum Leak Test
121
Table 37: Other Vacuum Leak Test Parts
121
Hand Pump Vacuum Leak Tester Kit
122
Figure 50: Vacuum Leak Test Setup
122
Figure 51: Hand Pump Leak Test Setup
123
Performing Hand Pump Vacuum Leak Test
123
Table 38: Hand Pump Vacuum Leak Test Parts
123
Figure 52: Initial Pressure for Hand Pump Vacuum Leak Test at 6.5 Inhg
124
Figure 53: Initial Pressure and Maximum Allowable Pressure Drop
124
Performing Leak Area Troubleshooting
125
Performing Back Chassis Sub-Assembly Troubleshooting
125
Performing Bottom Connector Sub-Assembly Troubleshooting
125
Performing Front Housing Kit Troubleshooting
126
Performing Miscellaneous Troubleshooting
126
Appendix A: Service Information
127
Service Information
127
Service Information for Americas
128
Table 39: Service Information - Telephone Numbers and Addresses of Latin America Radio Support Centers
128
Table 40: Service Information - Telephone Numbers and Addresses of Latin America Motorola Solutions
128
Recommended Programming Equipment
130
Service Replacement Kit Matrix
130
Table 41: Recommended Programming Equipment
130
Table 42: Service Replacement Kit Matrix
130
Table 43: Service Replacement Kit Matrix for Mainboard (EMEA)
134
Appendix B: Bottom/Gcai Connector
138
Table 44: Logic Levels
138
Table 45: Bottom to BTB Connector
138
Figure 54: SLIM Connector
139
Table 46: SLIM Side Audio UC - Modes of Operation
139
Appendix C: Service Aids
140
Table 47: Service Aids List
140
Glossary
141
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