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Table of Contents

default chapter2
- Table of Contents2
- List of Figures7
- Intellectual Property and Regulatory Notices9
- Legal and Support9
- Declaration of Conformity10
- Disclaimer10
- Legal and Compliance Statements10
- FCC Licensing Information12
- Notice to Users (FCC)12
- Applying for Canadian License18
- Important Safety Information18
- Limited Warranty18
- Motorola Solutions Communication Products18
- What this Warranty Covers and for How Long18
- II. General Provisions19
- III. State Law Rights20
- IV. How to Get Warranty Service20
- What this Warranty Does Not Cover20
- VI. Patent and Software Provisions21
- VII. Governing Law21
- VIII. for Australia Only21
- Read Me First23
- Software Version23
- Table 1: Touchscreen Actions24
- Touchscreen Navigation24
Chapter 1: Radio Care26
- Cleaning Your Radio27
- Radio Service and Repair27
- Battery Recycling and Disposal27
Chapter 2: Radio Overview28
- Figure 1: Radio Overview28
- Table 2: Radio Overview Description28
- Programmable Radio Functions29
- Table 3: Assignable Radio Functions29
- Viqi32
- Table 4: Viqi Voice Control Commands32
- Table 5: Viqi Virtual Partner Queries34
- Using Viqi35
Chapter 3: Getting Started36
- Attaching and Removing the Battery36
- Attaching the Battery36
- Removing the Battery36
- Attaching and Removing the Antenna36
- Attaching the Antenna36
- Removing the Antenna36
- Inserting or Removing the SIM Card36
- Attaching and Removing the Accessory Connector Cover37
- Attaching the Accessory Connector Cover37
- Removing the Accessory Connector Cover37
- Using the Carry Holder37
- Charging the Radio38
- Turning the Radio on or off38
- Turning the Radio on38
- Turning the Radio off38
- Adjusting the Volume of the Radio38
- Adjusting the Display Brightness38
- Turning on Night Mode39
- Setting the Clock39
- Setting the Front Display Timer39
Chapter 4: Home Screen Overview40
- Figure 2: Home Screen Overview40
- Table 6: Home Screen Overview Description40
- On-Screen Keyboard Overview41
- Identity and Status Widget42
- Managing Operational Status42
- Figure 3: On-Screen Keyboard Overview42
- User Login Feature43
- Logging in to Automatic Registration Service43
- Logging out of Automatic Registration Service43
- Entering the Soft ID43
- Commandcentral Authentication Login44
- Logging in to Commandcentral44
- Status Indicators45
- Radio Icons45
- LED Indications47
- Transmit and Receive Indicator47
- Table 7: LED Indications47
Chapter 5: General Radio Operation49
- Responding to Notifications49
- Managing Mode Select Menus49
- Toggling the Controls and Buttons Tones on and off49
- Control Lock50
- Locking the Controls50
- Toggling the Transmit Power Level between High and Low50
- Selecting a Radio Profile50
- General Radio Information50
- Accessing the General Radio Information51
Chapter 6: Zone and Channel Selection52
- Selecting Zones52
- Selecting Zones from Zone Banks52
- Selecting Channels53
- Channel Error Messages53
Chapter 7: Dynamic Zone Programming54
- Selecting Channels in the Dynamic Zone54
- Deleting Channels in the Dynamic Zone54
Chapter 8: Types of Radio Calls55
- Making Calls on the Radio55
- Receiving Calls on the Radio57
- Making Priority Dispatch Calls57
Chapter 9: Emergency Operation59
- Special Considerations for Emergency Operation59
- Table 8: Emergency Operation Scenarios59
- Sending Emergency Alarms60
- Sending Emergency Alarms with Emergency Calls60
- Exiting Emergency Operation61
- Emergency Keep-Alive62
- Emergency Beacon62
- Sending Emergency Beacons62
- Receiving Emergency Beacons62
- Viewing Received Emergency Beacon62
Chapter 10: Fireground63
- Entering Fireground Zone Channel (Conventional)63
- Responding to Evacuation Indicator64
- Sending Evacuation Tone64
Chapter 11: Tactical Public Safety (Conventional Only)65
- Using TPS Normal Transmission65
- Using TPS Emergency Transmission65
Chapter 12: Man down (Fall Alert)66
- Radio Alerts When Fall Alert Is Triggered66
- Testing Fall Alert66
- Exiting Fall Alert67
- Reinitiating Fall Alert67
Chapter 13: Secure Operations68
- Toggling between Secure and Clear Transmission68
- Multikey Feature68
- MDC OTAR (Conventional Only)68
- Selecting Encryption Keys (Conventional Only)69
- Changing Encryption Keysets69
- Infinite UKEK Retention69
- Requesting Rekey69
Chapter 14: Scan70
- Toggling the Scan Feature on and off70
- Making a Dynamic Priority Change (Conventional Scan Only)70
- Deleting Nuisance Channels70
- Restoring a Nuisance Channel71
Chapter 15: Scan Lists72
- Managing the Scan List72
Chapter 16: Smartprogramming73
- Programming Using USB for CPS73
- Firmware Update Notification Actions74
- Figure 4: Firmware Update Notification74
Chapter 17: Connectivity75
- Lte75
- Editing APN Configuration75
- Smartconnect75
- Wi-Fi76
- Bluetooth76
- Toggling Bluetooth on and off76
- Searching and Pairing the Bluetooth Device76
- Toggling Bluetooth Audio on and off77
- Viewing and Clearing the Bluetooth Enabled Device Information77
- P25 Digital Vehicular Repeater System77
- Sideloading Files on the Radio Using USB Cable78
Chapter 18: Location79
- Toggling Location on and off79
- Viewing My Location79
- Waypoints80
- Managing Waypoints80
- Smartmapping81
- Table 9: Smartmapping Icons81
- Viewing Units/Devices82
- Creating Waypoints in Map View82
- Editing Waypoints in Map View83
- Managing Options in Map View83
- Managing Options in List View83
Chapter 19: Mission Critical Geofence (ASTRO 25 Trunking)85
- Entry to the Geofence Area85
- Entry to Mission Critical Geofence86
- Exit from Mission Critical Geofence86
Chapter 20: Contacts87
- Contacts Overview87
- Figure 5: Contacts Tab87
- Figure 6: Call List Tab88
- Table 10: Contacts Tab88
- Accessing Contacts89
- Table 11: Call List Tab89
Chapter 21: Recent Calls90
- Viewing Recent Calls90
- Accessing Instant Recall90
Chapter 22: Smartmessaging92
- User Presence92
- Sending Quick Text Messages92
- Table 12: User Status Icons92
- Viewing Messages93
- Replying Messages93
- Deleting Messages93
- Accessing Multimedia Attachments94
Chapter 23: Messages95
- Creating New Messages95
- Viewing Messages95
- Deleting Messages95
Chapter 24: Voice Announcement97
Chapter 25: Radio Inhibit98
Chapter 26: Smart PTT (Conventional Only)99
Chapter 27: Remote Monitor100
Chapter 28: Toggling between Repeater and Direct Operation101
Chapter 29: Trunking System Controls102
- Operating in Failsoft System102
- Imbalanced Coverage102
- Out-Of-Range Radio102
- Site Trunking Feature102
Chapter 30: Dynamic Regrouping (Trunking Only)103
- Classification of Regrouped Radios103
- Requesting a Reprogram103
Chapter 31: Accessories104

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