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Figure 1 - LPE-200 Radio

(Scan Model Shown)

Table of Contents

Table of Contents3
Introduction7
User Interface8
- Buttons and Knobs12
- Keypad15
- Button and Keypad Reassignment18
- Display20
- Universal Device Connector (Udc)26
- Alert Tones26
Operation29
- Turning on the Radio29
- System/Group/Channel Selection30
  - System Selection30
- Group or Channel Selection32
Trunked Mode Operation35
- Receiving a Group Call35
- Sending a Group Call37
- Conventional Failsoft38
Emergency Operation38
Scanning Trunked Groups40
- Turning Scan on and off40
- Adding Groups to a Scan List41
- Deleting Groups from a Scan List44
- Nuisance Delete45
Scanning Trunked Systems46
- Wide Area System Scanning46
- Priority System Scan46
- Prosound48
- Proscan48
- Menu Selection49
- Pre-Programmed Keypad Key50
Individual Calls50
- Receiving and Responding to an Individual Call (Trunked Mode Only)50
- Sending an Individual Call (Trunked Mode Only)52
- Call Storage Lists54
Telephone Interconnect Calls55
- Receiving a Telephone Interconnect Call (Trunked Mode Only)55
  - Sending a Telephone Interconnect Call (Trunked Mode Only)55
  - DTMF Overdial / Conventional Mode Telephone Interconnect58
Programmable Entries61
- Prestoring Individual and Telephone Interconnect Calls from the Keypad (System Model Only)61
Status/Message Operation62
- Status Operation62
- Message Operation63
- Dynamic Regroup Operation63
- Emergency Operation64
- Macro Key Operation65
Menu65
- Digital Voice Operation70
Portable Data78
- Displays78
- Data off Operation79
- Data on Operation79
- Exiting Data Calls80
- Scan Lockout Mode80
- Data Lockout Mode81
Conventional Operation81
- Receiving a Call82
- Sending a Call82
- Adding Channels to a Scan List83
- Deleting Channels from Ascan List84
  - Nuisance Delete84
- Turning Scan on85
- Turning Scan off85
Operating Rules and Regulations86
Operating Tips88
Battery Packs88
- Charging the Battery Pack88
- Rechargeable Battery Pack Disposal90
  - NICKEL CADMIUM (Nicd) BATTERY PACK DISPOSAL90
  - NICKEL METAL HYDRIDE (Nimh) BATTERY PACK DISPOSAL90
- Installing the Battery Pack90
- Removing the Battery Pack91
Intrinsically Safe Usage92
- Battery Packs93
- Accessories94
Glossary95
Warranty98
Battery Warranty99
Operator's Radio Setup100
Emergency Numbers101

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