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Tait TP9100 Series P25 User Manual

Tait TP9100 Series P25 User Manual (168 pages)

Brand: Tait | Category: Portable Radio | Size: 2.11 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
For Your Safety

10
- Declaration of Conformity
  15
- Intrinsically Safe Radios
  16
Menu Maps

21
- Radio Settings
  22
1 About this Guide

23
- Safety Warnings Used in this Guide
  23
- Related Documentation
  24
2 Before Using Your Radio

25
- For Your Safety - Battery Warning
  26
- Attaching Labels to the Radio or Battery
  26
  - Attaching a Label to the Front Panel
    27
- Charging the Battery before First Use
  27
  - Nimh Batteries
    28
  - Li-Ion Batteries
    28
- Attaching the Battery
  28
- Removing the Battery
  29
- Attaching the Antenna
  29
- Removing the Antenna
  30
- Attaching a Belt Clip
  30
- Removing a Belt Clip
  31
- Installing an Audio Accessory
  32
- Installing an RF Speaker Microphone
  33
3 Getting Started

35
- About P25 Digital Radios
  36
  - Lack of Static Noise
    36
  - Coverage
    36
- About the Radio Controls
  37
- Understanding the Radio Display
  39
  - Radio Display Icons
    39
- Understanding the Radio Indicators
  40
  - Status Indicators
    40
  - Audible Tones
    41
- Using Function Keys to Access Frequently Used Features
  42
  - Viewing the Function Key Settings
    43
- Navigating the Radio's Menus
  44
  - Using the Main Menu
    44
  - Accessing Frequently Used Menus
    44
4 Basic Operation

46
- Turning the Radio on and off
  47
  - Security Lock on Power-Up Feature
    48
- Adjusting the Speaker Volume
  48
- Locking and Unlocking the Keypad
  49
- Selecting a Zone
  49
- Selecting a Channel
  50
- Limiting Call Time
  51
- Checking Recent Calls
  52
5 Operating in Conventional Mode

53
6 Operating in P25 Trunking Mode

63
- About P25 Trunking
  64
- Checking that the System Is Available
  64
- Failsoft Operation
  65
- Making a Talkgroup Call
  66
- Receiving a Talkgroup Call
  68
- Making an Individual Call
  68
- Receiving an Individual Call
  69
- Emergency Calls
  69
- Making a Phone Call
  70
- Unconnected Calls
  71
- Failsoft Mode Operation
  72
  - Radio-Based Failsoft
    72
  - Infrastructure Failsoft
    72
- Dynamic Regrouping
  73
7 Scanning

74
8 P25 Services

86
- Messages
  87
  - Sending a Message
    87
- Status Update
  89
- Status Request
  90
- Call Alert
  91
- Radio Check
  92
- Radio Unit Monitor
  93
- Radio Inhibit and Uninhibit
  94
9 Location Services

96
10 Emergency Operation

104
- About Emergency Calls
  105
- Making a Priority Call
  106
- Standard Emergency Mode
  107
  - What Happens During an Emergency Call
    107
  - Activating Emergency Mode
    108
- About Manual Emergency Operation
  108
- Accessing Emergency Location Information
  111
  - Using the Location Menu
    111
  - Using the Last Stored Menu
    112
- Loneworker Monitoring
  112
  - Activating Loneworker Monitoring
    113
  - Responding to a Loneworker Alarm
    113
  - Delaying the Emergency Action
    114
  - (Conventional Mode Only)
    114
11 Encryption

115
- About Encryption
  116
  - About the Proper Key Detect Feature
    116
- Encrypting Calls
  116
- Making an Encrypted Call
  117
- Receiving an Encrypted Call
  118
- Changing the Radio's Encryption Key
  118
- Removing Encryption Keys from the Radio
  120
  - Deleting an Encryption Key
    120
  - Deleting All Encryption Keys
    120
- Updating Encryption Keys Over-The-Air
  121
- Using an Encryption Demonstration Key
  121
12 Customizing Radio Settings

123
- Extending Battery Life on a Shift
  124
  - Turning Low Power Transmit on or off
    124
- Changing the Volume of All Audible Indicators
  125
- Changing the Volume of Keypress Tones
  125
- Changing to Quiet Operation
  126
- Changing to Silent Operation
  126
- Turning on Backlighting
  127
  - Turning Backlighting on Momentarily
    127
- Adjusting the Display Contrast
  128
13 Charging and Caring for Batteries

129
- About the Chargers
  130
- Special Conditions When Using IS Radios
  130
- Before Using the Charger
  131
  - Handle the Battery Safely
    131
  - Attaching of Labels
    131
  - Charging Temperatures
    132
  - Temperature Range
    132
  - Temperature Indications
    133
  - Leaving the Battery on Charge
    133
  - Receiving Calls While Charging
    134
  - Low Battery Warning
    134
- Charging the Battery
  135
  - LED Behavior
    137
  - Removing the Battery from the Charger
    138
- Maintaining Battery Life and Performance
  138
  - Cleaning the Contacts of the Battery
    139
  - Conditioning Nimh Batteries
    139
- Storing Batteries
  139
  - Li-Ion Batteries
    139
  - Nimh Batteries
    140
  - Using Batteries after Storage
    140
- Disposing of Batteries
  140
14 Troubleshooting

141
- About Troubleshooting
  142
- System Error Message
  142
- When Your Radio Won't Turn on
  142
- IS Battery Unconfirmed' Alert
  143
- Identifying the Radio's Audible Tones
  143
- Viewing Radio Information
  144
- Changing the Radio ID
  144
- Running Diagnostics Tests
  145
- Troubleshooting the Charger
  147
  - Checking Compatibility
    148
  - Checking the Firmware Version of Your Charger
    148
- General Care
  149
  - Cleaning the Contacts of the Battery
    149
  - Cleaning the Radio
    149
15 Glossary

150
- Index
  
  154
- Directive 1999/5/CE Declaration of Conformity
  
  159
- Tait Software Licence Agreement
  
  160

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