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If your Hytera Portable Radio can't make calls, verify the signal strength and ensure your terminal is within network coverage. Also, check if the party you're calling is within network coverage.
Why does my Hytera Portable Radio disconnect during a call?
An abnormal disconnection during a call may occur due to several reasons. Check the signal strength if you are in TMO mode. Consider whether you are in a location where signals may be shielded, such as a basement or tunnel, or if the other party is out of coverage. Also, check the battery strength of your device.
What to do if Hytera Portable Radio network registration fails?
If network registration fails or the network cannot be found, check the signal strength to ensure your terminal is within network coverage. Contact the network administrator to confirm whether the terminal has the appropriate authorization. Also, check whether your terminal is in TMO mode.
What to do if my Hytera Portable Radio can not be powered on?
If your Hytera Portable Radio won't power on, check if the battery power is too low. Also, verify the battery isn't damaged or improperly installed.
What to do if my Hytera Portable Radio is unable to call or receive from a specific group?
If your Hytera Portable Radio can't call or receive from a specific group, check that your terminal is a member of the target group and that your terminal is authorized to access the target group.
Why is my Hytera Portable Radio normal call interrupted?
A normal call may be interrupted if another terminal is making a pre-emptive priority call or an emergency call.
Why is my Hytera Portable Radio unable to make a call in DMO mode?
Your Hytera Portable Radio might be unable to make a call in DMO mode because the called party is out of coverage, or the called party is not in DMO mode.
Why is half duplex transmission terminated on my Hytera Portable Radio?
Half duplex transmission may be terminated because an overlong transmission time causes the timer to expire.
What to do if the status message content varies between sending and receiving parties on my Hytera Portable Radio?
If the content of a status message varies between the sending and receiving parties, check whether both parties have assigned the same content for this status message ID.
General| Frequency Band | 806-870 MHz |
|---|---|
| Display | 2.4 inch |
| Frequency Range | 806-870 MHz |
| Display Size | 2.4 inch |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
Explains short press, long press, and hold down key operations.
Defines an individual call initiated by a single user to another user.
Defines a group call initiated by a single user to a group of users.
Explains Radio Frequency (RF) as electromagnetic radiation used in signals.
Lists international standards for safe RF radiation exposure.
Identifies and names the physical controls and features of the terminal.
Provides step-by-step instructions for charging the terminal's battery.
Instructions for inserting a SIM card into the terminal.
Instructions for attaching the terminal's antenna.
Instructions for attaching the terminal's battery.
Details the meaning of various icons displayed on the terminal's LCD screen.
Instructions for powering the terminal on and off using the control knob.
How to increase or decrease the call volume and alert tone volume.
Procedure for switching to a desired talk group using the selector knob.
How to lock and unlock the terminal's keypad for security.
Steps to switch between TMO and DMO operating modes.
Details items accessible via the Func menu, including PhoneBook, Message, Call Log, Profiles, Settings, Others.
Information on storing and managing contact information up to 512 entries.
Instructions for creating Status Messages and User Messages.
Details on saving and managing received messages in the inbox.
How to adjust the alert tone volume using the left or right keys.
Instructions for setting the current date, time, and time format.
Steps for setting the date and time using keypad and navigation keys.
Steps for setting the time format (12H/24H) on the terminal.
How to invert the displayed information by 180 degrees for readability.
How to adjust the screen brightness level using left or right keys.
Instructions for enabling or disabling the PIN code feature and its security implications.
View basic radio information like MCC, MNC, and ISSI.
How to assign functions to keys as shortcuts for quick access.
Manages talk groups including Selected List, Scan List, and static folders.
How to set a talk group as the default group.
How to manage scan lists for receiving calls from specific groups.
Managing static folders for talk groups, adding, deleting, or listing them.
Information displayed for GPS data: date, time, coordinates, and altitude.
How to calibrate terminal time with GPS time or Time Zone.
Selecting a time zone for terminal location or preference.
Choosing between Manual Send and Auto Send for GPS data transmission.
Guidelines for protecting the product from damage and corrosion.
Instructions for cleaning the product's surface, keys, and controls safely.
How to switch between Pinyin, English, and Number input methods.
Instructions for entering Chinese characters using Pinyin input.
How to switch between uppercase and lowercase letters in English input.
How to enter numbers using the Number input method.
How to enter punctuation marks in different input modes.
How to enter a space character in different input modes.
