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Motorola TETRA MTM5200 User Manual

Motorola TETRA MTM5200 User Manual (152 pages)

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Brand: Motorola | Category: Radio | Size: 1.52 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
12
List of Tables
13
Declaration of Conformity
14
Safety Information
15
FCC Licensing Information
16
Notice to Users (FCC)
16
Applying for Canadian License
17
Intellectual Property and Regulatory Notices
18
Chapter 1: General Information

19
- Icon Conventions
  19
- Using this Guide
  19
- Feature and Service Availability
  19
- Table 1: Special Notations
  19
Chapter 2: Getting Started

20
- Before Power on
  20
- External TETRA SIM Card Priority
  20
- Controls and Indicators
  20
- Table 2: Controls and Indicators - New Generation Control Head (NGCH) / Remote Ethernet Control Head (RECH)
  21
- Table 3: Controls and Indicators - Telephone Style Control Head (TSCH)
  24
- Powering on the Radio
  26
- Writing Text
  26
- Text Entry Icons
  26
- Table 4: Controls and Indicators - Cradle
  26
- Selecting Text Entry Modes
  27
- Selecting Text Entry Methods and Languages
  27
- Table 5: Text Entry Screen Icons
  27
- Keys Usage
  28
- Table 6: Keys Usage
  28
- Table 7: Other Keys
  28
- Writing in Itap Alphanumeric
  29
- Writing in TAP Alphanumeric
  30
- Word Locking
  30
- Adding Words to the Dictionary
  31
- PIN Code Authentication
  31
- Unlocking Your Radio
  31
- Unblocking Your Radio
  31
- Locking or Unlocking the Keys or Buttons
  32
- Display
  32
- Figure 1: Default Home Screen with Icons
  32
- Table 8: Display
  32
- Table 9: Colors of the Soft Key Area
  32
- Display Orientation
  33
- Configurable Idle Screen
  33
- Status Icons
  34
- Table 10: Status Icons
  34
- During a Call
  38
- Selecting Talkgroups
  38
- Table 11: During the Call
  38
- Talkgroup Icons Selection
  39
- Table 12: Talkgroup Icons
  39
- Entering TMO or DMO Mode
  40
- Using Timed Talkgroup Change
  40
- One-Touch Buttons
  41
- Table 13: One-Touch Button Features
  41
Chapter 3: Modes

44
- Trunked Mode Operation
  44
- Entering TMO Mode
  44
- Making Group Calls in TMO
  44
- Figure 2: Trunked Mode Operation
  44
- Receiving Group Calls in Idle
  45
- Receiving Group Calls During Ongoing Group Calls
  45
- D-PTT Preempt Group Call
  45
- Preempting Group Calls
  46
- Dynamic Group Number Assignment (DGNA)
  46
- DGNA Reception
  46
- DGNA Auto Select Group
  46
- DGNA Auto Reselect Group
  47
- Viewing DGNA Talkgroups
  47
- Broadcast Call
  47
- Broadcast Calls Initiated by Users
  47
- Initializing Broadcast Calls
  47
- Assistance Call
  48
- Call Modification
  48
- Local Site Trunking
  48
- Entering Local Site Trunking
  49
- Exiting Local Site Trunking
  49
- Direct Mode Operation
  50
- Entering DMO Mode
  50
- Making Group Calls in DMO
  50
- Figure 3: Direct Mode Operation
  50
- Receiving Group Calls in Idle
  51
- D-PTT Preempt Group Call
  51
- Preempting Group Calls
  51
- Selecting DMO Communications Options
  51
- Private Call with Presence Check
  52
- DMO Private Priority Call
  52
- Talkgroup for Individual Calls
  52
- Network Monitor
  53
- Enabling Network Monitor
  53
- Communication through Repeaters
  53
- Communication through Gateways
  54
- Figure 4: Communication through Repeaters
  54
- Figure 5: Communication through Gateways
  54
- Gateway and Repeater Synchronization
  55
- Transmit Inhibit Mode
  55
- Emergency Operations
  56
- Emergency Alarm
  56
- Emergency Group Call
  56
- Making Emergency Group Calls
  57
- Receiving Emergency Group Calls
  57
- Non-Tactical Emergency
  57
- Emergency Individual Calls (Private or MSISDN)
  58
- Emergency SDS Status
  58
- Emergency Hot Microphone
  58
- Alternating Hot Microphone
  58
- Silent Emergency Mode
  59
- Invisible Emergency
  59
- Emergency Alert
  60
- Emergency Mode by Dialing
  60
- Table 14: Emergency Operation Dependencies
  60
- Disaster Alert
  61
- Initializing Disaster Alert Calls
  61
- Emergency Destination in Local Site Trunking
  61
- Exiting Emergency Operations
  61
- Repeater Mode
  62
- Setting Monitor Option
  62
- Figure 6: Repeater Mode Operation
  62
- Encryption in the Repeater Mode
  63
- Gateway Mode
  63
- Figure 7: Gateway Mode Operation
  63
- Entering Gateway Mode
  64
- Standby Mode
  64
- Forwarding Group Calls
  64
- Setting Monitor Options
  64
- Emergency Calls in Gateway Mode
  65
- Encryption in Gateway Mode
  65
Chapter 4: Main Menu

66
- Scrolling through the Menu
  66
- Menu Icons
  66
- Table 15: Menu Icons
  66
- Messages
  67
- New Message
  67
- Sending Messages to Private or Phone
  68
- Sending Messages to Groups
  68
- Sending Store and Forward Messages
  68
- Delivery Report
  69
- Table 16: Description of Delivery Report Notification
  69
- Inbox
  70
- Table 17: Inbox Icons
  70
- Receiving New Messages
  71
- Opening the Inbox
  71
- Using Submenus in Inbox and Outbox
  71
- Embedded Number
  73
- Storing Numbers from Messages
  73
- Calling Numbers from Messages
  73
- Making Group Calls on the Talkgroup of the Message Sender
  74
- Immediate Text Message
  74
- Outbox
  75
- Call-Out (CO) Box
  75
- Call-Out Icons
  75
- Table 18: Outbox Icons
  75
- Table 19: Call-Out Icons
  75
- Radio Messaging System (RMS) Box
  76
- Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) Box
  76
- Templates
  76
- Sending User-Defined Templates
  76
- Managing User-Defined Templates
  77
- Predefined Templates
  77
- Viewing Predefined Templates
  77
- Sending Predefined Templates
  78
- Status Messages
  78
- Viewing a Status Message Number
  78
- Sending Status Messages
  78
- Targeted Status Messages
  79
- Sending an RMS Status
  79
- Additional Address
  80
- Enabling or Disabling Additional Address
  80
- Selecting Additional Address
  81
- Viewing Additional Address
  81
- Entering New Additional Address
  81
- Editing Additional Address
  81
- Deleting Additional Address
  82
- Call-Out Availability
  82
- Setting Call-Out Availability
  82
- Contacts
  82
- Creating Contacts
  83
- Table 20: Contact Types
  83
- Editing Contacts
  84
- Deleting Numbers
  84
- Deleting Contacts
  84
- Checking Capacity
  85
- Dialing through the Contact List
  85
- Browser
  85
- Security
  85
- PIN Protect
  86
- Protecting the Radio with a PIN Code
  86
- Changing PIN Codes
  86
- Setting Keypad Lock
  86
- Keypad Lock Notification
  87
- Setting Automatic Keylock Delay
  87
- Setting Keylock on Startup
  87
- Air Encryption
  87
- Viewing Air Encryption State
  88
- Deleting User Keys
  88
- K Validity
  88
- Verifying K Validity
  88
- SCK (Air Interface Encryption Class 2)
  89
- Tmo Sck
  89
- Dmo Sck
  89
- Changing DMO SCK
  90
- Covert Mode
  90
- Activating Covert Mode
  91
- Remote Control
  91
- Status Remote Control
  91
- SDS Remote Control
  92
- Setting Remote Control
  92
- Setup
  92
- Ring Style
  92
- Setting Ring Style
  92
- Set Volume
  93
- Setting Volume
  93
- Language
  93
- Setting Language
  93
- Data Setup
  93
- Setting Data Function
  94
- Audio
  94
- Audio Profiles
  94
- Volume Adjustment Mode
  95
- Tones
  95
- Keypad Tone
  95
- All Tones
  96
- Talk Permit
  96
- Clear to Send
  96
- Periodic Alert
  97
- D-PTT Tones
  97
- Display
  97
- Setting Font Level
  98
- Setting Large Idle Font
  98
- Setting Extended Status Icons
  98
- Setting Screen Saver
  98
- Setting Backlight
  99
- Setting Wallpaper
  99
- Time and Date
  99
- Setting Time and Date on the Display
  99
- Setting the Time Format
  100
- Setting the Time Manually
  100
- Setting the Date Format
  100
- Setting the Date Manually
  101
- Setting Time Offset
  101
- Setting Automatic Updates for the Time and Date
  101
- Accessory (Accry) Setup
  101
- Active Accessory (Accry) Type
  102
- Selecting the Active Accessory (Accry) Type
  102
- Volume Control (Cntrl)
  102
- Setting Volume Control (Cntrl)
  102
- Accessory (Accry) Setup
  103
- Configuring Control Head Accessories
  103
- Configuring Transceiver Accessories
  103
- Book on
  104
- Editing Book on Settings
  104
- Rotary Knob
  104
- Setting Rotary Knob Mode
  104
- Setting Rotary Lock
  105
- Setting in Keypad Lock
  105
- Setting Rotary Knob Wrap Around
  105
- Setting Rotary Knob Scroll Range
  106
- Setting Rotary Knob Talkgroup Selection
  106
- Default Setting
  106
- Selecting Default Setting
  106
- Group Setup
  106
- Setting Operations Parameters
  107
- Standard Home Group
  107
- Scan
  107
- Activating Talkgroup Scanning
  108
- Setting Talkgroups in the Active Scan List
  108
- Setting Scan Lists
  108
- Deleting Talkgroups from Scan Lists
  109
- My Groups
  109
- Adding Favorite Folders
  109
- Adding Talkgroups to Favorite Folders
  109
- Deleting Talkgroup from Favorite Folders
  109
- Individual Setup
  110
- Gateway Mode
  110
- Setting Forwarding Address
  110
- Trunked Mode
  110
- Enabling or Disabling Call Waiting
  110
- Setting Call Forwarding
  110
- Favorites
  111
- Adding Folders to Favorites
  111
- Adding Contact Numbers to Favorites
  111
- Making Private Calls to Favorite Contacts
  111
- Adding Talkgroups to Favorites
  112
- Managing Folders in Favorites
  112
- Deleting Items from Favorites Folder
  113
- Deleting All Items from Favorite Folders
  113
- My Info
  113
- Viewing and Modifying Personal Information
  113
- Viewing Talkgroup Subaddresses
  114
- Recent Calls
  114
- Viewing Recent Calls
  114
- Calling from Recent Calls
  114
- Storing Recent Calls to Contacts
  115
- Deleting Recent Calls
  115
- Shortcuts
  116
- Creating Menu Shortcuts
  116
- Editing Menu Shortcut Lists
  116
- Radio User Identity (RUI)
  116
- Logging on
  117
- Logging off
  117
- Networks
  117
- Selecting Network Operation Mode
  117
- Network Select
  118
- Selecting Your Network
  118
- Using Select Net Registration
  118
- Using any Network Registration
  118
- Talkgroup Network Select
  118
- Selecting Your Talkgroup Network
  118
- Using Select TG Net Registration
  119
- Using Prefer TG Net Registration
  119
- Using any TG Net Registration
  119
- Location
  119
- Enabling GNSS
  120
- Viewing Your Position
  120
- Viewing Testpage
  120
- Backlog
  121
- Enabling or Disabling Backlog
  121
- Viewing Backlog Reports
  121
- Deleting All Backlog Reports
  121
- Packet Data
  121
- TETRA Enhanced Data Services (TEDS)
  122
- Viewing Data Statistics
  122
- Viewing Encryption Status
  122
Chapter 5: Features

123
- Ambience Listening (AL) Call
  123
- Buffer Full Overwrite Policy
  123
- Call-Out
  123
- Types of Call-Out Alerts
  124
- Figure 8: Call-Out Message
  124
- Call-Out Modes Interaction
  125
- Call-Out Service Phases
  125
- DTMF Overdial
  126
- Dual Control Head
  126
- Interactions between Control Heads
  126
- Dual Control Head Link
  127
- Audio Accessories
  127
- Transmission Monitor
  127
- Keys Interactions
  128
- Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Location Service
  128
- Enhance GNSS Performance
  129
- Location Report Backlog
  129
- GNSS Icon
  129
- Different Location Displays
  130
- GNSS Accuracy
  130
- Home Mode Display Text Message
  130
- Horn and Lights Alarm
  130
- Table 21: Different Location Displays
  130
- Individual Call
  131
- Private Call
  131
- Making Private Calls
  131
- Phone and PABX Calls
  132
- Making Phone or PABX Calls
  132
- Using the Phone/Pabx Speed Dial
  132
- Receiving Individual Calls
  132
- Multi Radio Control
  133
- Selecting Radios
  133
- OEM Control Head
  133
- One-Touch Dial
  134
- Radio Messaging System (RMS)
  134
- Radio Messaging System Icons
  135
- Radio User Assignment (RUA) and Radio User Identity (RUI)
  135
- Shadow Groups (Address Bundle)
  135
- Table 22: RMS Icons
  135
- Short Number Dial
  136
- Talkgroup Dialing by Index
  136
- Viewing the Talkgroup Speed Number
  136
- Selecting Talkgroups by Index
  137
- Terminal Permanent Disable
  137
- Temporary Disable or Enable
  137
- Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
  137
- WAP Browser
  137
- Entering the Browser
  138
- Entering Browser Menu Panes
  138
- Tips for Browsing
  138
- Creating Bookmarks through the Navigate Pane
  138
- Creating Bookmarks through the Bookmarks Pane
  139
- Using Bookmarks
  139
- Creating Hotkeys
  139
- Using Hotkeys
  139
- Saving Pages
  140
- Selecting Saved Pages
  140
- Disabled Packet Data Service
  140
- Disabled Browser Entry
  140
- Browser Keys Usage
  141
- Table 23: Browser Keys Interactions
  141
- Browser Menu Panes Overview
  142
- Navigate Pane
  142
- Advanced
  142
- Table 24: Browser Menu Panes
  142
- Table 25: Additional Menu Panes
  142
- Bookmarks Pane
  143
- Working with the Options Pane for Selected Bookmarks
  143
- Working with the Saved Pages Folder
  144
- History Pane
  144
- Navigating to Recently Visited Urls
  144
- Tools Pane
  144
- Options Pane
  145
- Text Input Pane
  145
- WAP Push
  145
- Table 26: Browser Text Input Icons
  145
- New WAP Messages
  146
- Viewing WAP Messages
  146
Appendix A: LED Indications

147
- Table 27: LED Status Indications
  147
Appendix B: Troubleshooting

148
- Table 28: Displayed Messages
  148
Appendix C: Audio Routing and PTT Hook Interactions

151
- Table 29: PTT and Hook Interactions for Group Calls
  151

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