To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Hytera PT350 Two-Way Radio cannot be turned on?
If your Hytera Two-Way Radio won't turn on, there are a few potential causes. First, the battery may be improperly installed; remove it and reattach it. Second, the battery power may have run out; recharge or replace the battery. Finally, the battery contacts may be dirty or damaged; clean the battery contacts.
Why does my Hytera PT350 fail network registration or not find a network?
Your Hytera Two-Way Radio might fail network registration or not find a network for several reasons. First, the terminal may operate in DMO, so switch to TMO. Second, you may be out of the network coverage; check the signal strength to ensure you are within coverage. Finally, the terminal may not be granted network access, in which case you should contact the network operator for authorization.
Why can't I initiate calls on my Hytera PT350?
If you cannot initiate calls on your Hytera Two-Way Radio, it might be because the terminal or the called party is out of the network coverage. Check the signal strength to ensure both terminals are within the network coverage. Alternatively, the terminal may be operating in an improper mode; check the operation mode to ensure the terminal works in the proper mode.
What causes abnormal disconnection during a call on my Hytera Two-Way Radio?
Abnormal disconnections during a call on your Hytera Two-Way Radio can occur for a couple of reasons. If operating in TMO, the terminal may be out of the network coverage. Check the signal strength and ensure the terminal is within the network coverage. If operating in DMO, the terminal may be in an unfavorable position where communication signals are blocked. Move to an open and flat area, and restart the terminal.
Why can't I initiate or receive a group call on my Hytera PT350 Two-Way Radio?
If you are unable to initiate or receive a group call on your Hytera Two-Way Radio, it could be due to the following reasons: The terminal may not be a member of the target group. Check whether the terminal is a member of the group, and if not, contact your dealer to add the terminal to the group. Also, the terminal may not be authorized to access the target group, so contact the network operator for terminal authorization.
Why are calls always interrupted on my Hytera PT350 Two-Way Radio?
Calls may be interrupted on your Hytera Two-Way Radio because the current channel may be assigned to calls with a higher priority, such as an emergency call, or the call may time out. Wait until the channel becomes available and try again. End the call within the preset time period.
Why can't a half-duplex call be established on my Hytera PT350 Two-Way Radio?
A half-duplex call might fail to establish on your Hytera Two-Way Radio because the predefined time period for establishing a call may expire; ensure the call is established within the predefined time. Also, the channel may be occupied by another terminal with a higher call priority, or the channel resources may be allocated to other services due to an overloaded network; in either case, wait until the channel becomes available and try again.
Why is the status message different for sending and receiving parties on my Hytera PT350 Two-Way Radio?
The content of the status message may differ between the sending and receiving parties on your Hytera Two-Way Radio if the status message IDs are different. Make sure that the status message IDs for the receiving and transmitting parties are the same.
General| Brand | Hytera |
|---|---|
| Model | PT350 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Explains icons used in the manual for quick reference.
Explains how text elements like bold, quotes, and italics are used.
Detailed diagram showing the physical layout and identification of all parts.
Explains how to configure keys for shortcut access to terminal features.
Step-by-step guide on how to charge the battery and interpret LED indicators.
Instructions for correctly attaching the battery pack to the terminal.
Guidance on how to attach the antenna to the terminal.
Steps to attach the belt clip to the rear cover of the terminal.
Procedure for connecting audio accessories, including securing the connector cover.
Detailed steps for powering the terminal on and off using the power key.
Instructions on how to increase or decrease the volume using the volume control knob.
Methods for locking and unlocking the keypad to prevent accidental operations.
Explains how to switch between DMO and TMO modes manually or automatically.
Procedures for managing contacts within the terminal's phonebook.
Steps to view a contact's name, number, and number type.
Instructions for deleting individual contacts or all contacts from the phonebook.
Steps to delete specific number types associated with a contact.
Procedure to check the remaining storage space in the phonebook.
Steps to view the terminal's model, version, and ISSI information.
Explains various icons displayed on the LCD screen for terminal status.
Explains basic icons for battery, signal, and terminal status.
Explains icons related to messages, calls, and emergencies.
Explains icons related to connected audio and BT accessories.
Details the meaning of LED indicator lights for battery and operation status.
Explains the color and blinking patterns of the LED for battery status.
Explains the meaning of LED indicator lights for terminal operational status.
Explains how to initiate, receive, and end group calls.
Details methods to start a group call via knob or menu.
Describes how to listen to incoming group calls without user action.
Instructions on how to terminate a group call.
Explains the concept of individual calls and their types.
Guides on starting half-duplex and full-duplex individual calls.
Details on how to receive individual calls in TMO and DMO modes.
Steps to end an individual call.
Explains how to make an all call in TMO and DMO.
Describes how to make PABX/PSTN calls from the terminal.
Instructions for initiating PABX/PSTN calls via menu or shortcut.
How to receive PABX/PSTN calls.
Steps to end PABX/PSTN calls.
Explains broadcast calls where only the initiator speaks.
Guides on starting a broadcast call via menu or shortcut.
How to receive broadcast calls.
Steps to end a broadcast call.
Explains how to use the second PTT key for calls.
Instructions for initiating a 2nd PTT call in TMO mode.
Instructions for initiating a 2nd PTT call in DMO mode.
How to view newly received or stored messages in Inbox/Outbox.
Steps to resend a message from the Outbox.
Procedures for forwarding a message to another contact.
How to delete individual messages or all messages in a folder.
Navigate to message settings.
How to send predefined status messages.
Explains templates for predefined text messages.
Steps to send a predefined template message.
How to save a message as a template.
Describes sending messages that display immediately on the recipient's screen.
Steps to send a flash message.
How to forward a flash message.
Configuration options for terminal settings.
Configuration of language, display, brightness, and keypad light.
How to customize and switch favorite functions.
How to switch between different networks manually or automatically.
Settings related to audio output and profiles.
Explains different audio profiles for various environments.
How to manage multiple audio accessories (wired/wireless).
Feature allowing voice-activated transmission.
Steps to enable the VOX feature.
How to set the microphone threshold for VOX activation.
How to choose the microphone input for VOX.
Information on talkgroup types and management.
Describes different types of folders for organizing talkgroups.
Details various categories of talkgroups (static, dynamic, etc.).
How to set a specific folder as the selected folder.
How to designate a default talkgroup.
How to configure a talkgroup for the 2nd PTT function.
Procedures for creating and managing normal folders.
Procedures for creating and managing favorite folders.
How to manage scan lists for scanning talkgroups.
Steps to create a new scan list.
How to set priority levels for groups in scan lists.
Other operations for managing scan lists.
Dynamic Group Number Assignment feature.
Feature for audio prompts and notifications.
How to set the maximum transmission power of the terminal.
Explains different work types for communication in DMO.
How to enable and adjust the energy saving mode.
Feature to automatically reply to status messages in group calls.
How to use satellite positioning for location tracking.
How to view the terminal's and calling party's positions.
Steps to view the terminal's current location data.
How to view the location of the calling party.
How to update the terminal's time based on position data.
How to send messages containing current position information.
Configuration options for the positioning system and service.
How the terminal uploads its position data.
Bluetooth feature for wireless connectivity.
Steps to enable Bluetooth on the terminal.
Procedures for pairing and connecting with Bluetooth devices.
How to manage the terminal's visibility to other Bluetooth devices.
How to initiate emergency calls and their priority.
Steps to start an emergency call in TMO and DMO modes.
How to respond to incoming emergency calls.
Methods to terminate an emergency call.
How to configure emergency call types in DMO mode.
Feature that manages talk rights during emergency calls.
How to send emergency status codes.
Security features for the terminal.
Feature to alert when the terminal exceeds a set speed.
Feature to prevent transmission in restricted areas.
Feature to mute all visual and audible indications.
Steps to enable the covert mode.
Methods to exit the covert mode.
Feature for automatic emergency activation based on user's status.
Feature to send alarms if the user is inactive.
How terminals can be disabled or enabled by the system.
Feature to urgently erase sensitive data.
Tips for maintaining the product's performance and lifespan.
Instructions for cleaning the terminal and its components.
