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2
Press the battery downward until it clicks.
2.2.7
Removing the Battery
Prerequisites:
Turn off the radio.
Procedure:
1
Pull the clip upwards.
The battery pops up.
2
Lift out the battery.
MN004519A01-AL
Chapter 2 : Getting Started
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Table of Contents
Default Chapter
2
Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
9
List of Tables
10
Safety Information
11
Applying for Canadian License
12
Copyrights
13
Chapter 1: General Information
14
Icon Conventions
14
Using this Guide
14
Feature and Service Availability
14
Table 1: Special Notations
14
Chapter 2: Getting Started
15
Product Technical Information
15
Before Power on
15
Table 2: Product Technical Information
15
Removing and Attaching the Battery Cover
16
Replacing Antenna
16
Installing the SIM Card
18
Figure 1: Opening the Sim/Microsd Door
19
Figure 2: Opening the SIM Connector Door
19
Figure 3: Inserting SIM Card
19
Figure 4: Closing the SIM Connector Door
20
Figure 5: Closing the Sim/Microsd Door
20
Removing the SIM Card
20
Figure 6: Opening the Sim/Microsd Door
21
Figure 7: Opening the SIM Connector Door
21
Figure 8: Removing the SIM Card
21
Micro CRYPTR Card
22
Figure 10: Closing the Sim/Microsd Door
22
Figure 9: Closing the SIM Connector Door
22
Installing the Micro CRYPTR Card
22
Removing the Micro CRYPTR Card
24
Installing the Battery
24
Removing the Battery
25
Battery Charging Indications
26
Charging the Battery
26
Low Battery Indication
27
ST7500 Controls and Indicators
27
Figure 11: Charger Mode Screen
27
Table 3: Battery Icons
27
Figure 12: ST7500 Controls and Indicators
28
Table 4: ST7500 Controls and Indicators
28
Powering on the Radio
30
Writing Text
30
Text Entry Icons
30
Table 5: Text Entry Screen Icons
30
Keys Usage
31
PIN Code Authentication
31
Table 6: Keys Usage
31
Table 7: PIN Code Authentication Icons
31
Unblocking Your Radio
32
Unlocking Your Radio
32
Display
32
Configurable Idle Screen
33
Status Icons
33
Figure 13: Default Home Screen with Icons
33
Table 8: Display
33
Table 9: Trunked Mode Operation (TMO) Icons
33
Table 10: Direct Mode Operation (DMO) Icons
34
Table 11: General Icons
34
Holding Your Radio
36
High or Low Audio Toggle
37
Using High Audio
37
Using Low Audio
38
During a Call
38
Selecting Talkgroups
38
Entering TMO or DMO Mode
38
Table 12: During the Call
38
Covert Solution
39
Sending Mission Critical Communication Tones
39
Over the Air Programming
40
Figure 14: RCU Tone Button
40
One-Touch Buttons
41
Table 13: One-Touch Button Features
41
Chapter 3: Modes
43
Trunked Mode Operation
43
Entering TMO Mode
43
Making Group Calls in TMO
43
Figure 15: Trunked Mode Operation
43
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
44
Receiving Group Calls During Ongoing Group Calls
44
D-PTT Preempt Group Call
44
Preempting Group Calls
44
Dynamic Group Number Assignment (DGNA)
44
DGNA Auto Reselect Group
45
DGNA Auto Select Group
45
DGNA Reception
45
Broadcast Call
45
Phone and PABX Calls
46
Local Site Trunking
46
Entering Local Site Trunking
46
Exiting Local Site Trunking
46
Direct Mode Operation
47
Entering DMO Mode
47
Making Group Calls in DMO
47
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
47
Figure 16: Direct Mode Operation
47
D-PTT Preempt Group Call
48
Preempting Group Calls
48
Selecting DMO Communications Options
48
DMO Private Priority Call
49
Talkgroup for Individual Calls
49
Communication through Repeaters
49
Communication through Gateways
50
Figure 17: Communication through Repeaters
50
Figure 18: Communication through Gateways
50
Gateway and Repeater Synchronization
51
Transmit Inhibit Mode
51
Emergency Operations
52
Emergency Alarm
52
Emergency Group Call
52
Making Emergency Group Calls
53
Receiving Emergency Group Calls
53
Non-Tactical Emergency
53
Emergency Individual Calls (Private or MSISDN)
53
Emergency SDS Status
54
Emergency Hot Microphone
54
Alternating Hot Microphone
54
Invisible Emergency
54
Emergency Mode by Dialing
55
Emergency Destination in Local Site Trunking
55
Exiting Emergency Operations
55
Chapter 4: Main Menu
56
Scrolling through the Menu
56
Menu Icons
56
Table 14: Menu Icons
56
Dialer
57
Making Private Calls
57
Making Phone or PABX Calls
58
Messages
58
New Message
59
Sending Messages to Groups
59
Sending Messages to Private or Phone
59
Sending Store and Forward Messages
59
Delivery Report
60
Table 15: Description of Delivery Report Notification
60
Inbox
62
Opening the Inbox
62
Receiving New Messages
62
Table 16: Inbox Icons
62
Using Submenus in Inbox and Outbox
62
Calling Numbers from Messages
64
Embedded Number
64
Making Group Calls on the Talkgroup of the Message Sender
64
Outbox
64
Table 17: Outbox Icons
64
Opening the Outbox
65
Call-Out (CO) Box
65
Call-Out Icons
65
Table 18: Call-Out Icons
65
Responding to Call-Out Messages
66
Templates
66
Sending User-Defined Templates
66
Managing User-Defined Templates
67
Predefined Templates
67
Viewing Predefined Templates
67
Sending Predefined Templates
67
Status Messages
68
Viewing a Status Message Number
68
Sending Status Messages
68
Targeted Status Messages
68
Additional Address
69
Enabling or Disabling Additional Address
69
Selecting Additional Address
69
Call-Out Availability
70
Setting Call-Out Availability
70
Favorite Contacts
70
Dialing through the Favorite Contacts List
70
Contacts
70
Dialing through the Contact List
71
Talkgroup
71
Selecting Favorite Talkgroup
71
Table 19: Contact Types
71
Editing Talkgroups in Favorite Folder
72
Setting Talkgroup Folders
72
Changing the Talkgroup Folders Using RCU
73
Selecting Extended Folders Talkgroup
73
Editing Extended Folders Talkgroup
73
Bluetooth
74
Bluetooth Settings
74
Configuring Bluetooth Settings
74
Enabling and Disabling Bluetooth
75
Pairing Bluetooth Devices with Your Radio
75
Devices
75
Connecting or Disconnecting Devices
76
Managing Devices
76
Disconnecting All Devices
76
Setting Indoor Location
77
Viewing Detected Beacons
77
Connecting Firearms Devices
77
Man down
78
Setting man down
78
Scan
78
Activating Talkgroup Scanning
79
Enabling Talkgroup Scanning
79
Renaming Scan List
79
Viewing Scan Lists
79
Adding Group to Scan List
80
Clearing Scan List
80
Editing Talkgroup
80
Security
81
Changing PIN Codes
81
PIN Protect
81
Protecting the Radio with a PIN Code
81
Air Encryption
82
Setting Keypad Lock
82
Viewing Air Encryption State
82
Deleting User Keys
83
K Validity
83
SCK (Air Interface Encryption Class 2)
83
Tmo Sck
83
Verifying K Validity
83
Dmo Sck
84
Viewing the Status of DMO SCK
84
Setup
84
Enabling or Disabling Location
85
Language
85
Location
85
Setting Default Vibrate
85
Setting Language
85
Vibrate
85
All Tones
86
D-PTT Tones
86
Tones
86
Setting Automatic Updates for the Time and Date
87
Setting the Date Manually
87
Setting the Time Manually
87
Setting Time Offset
87
Time and Date
87
Accessory (Accry) Setup
88
Default Setting
88
Selecting Default Setting
88
My Info
88
Viewing Personal Information
88
Viewing Talkgroup Subaddresses
89
Recent Calls
89
Calling from Recent Calls
89
Viewing Recent Calls
89
Deleting Recent Calls
90
Networks
90
Selecting Network Operation Mode
90
Crypto Menu
91
Enabling or Disabling CRYPTR Micro End-To-End Encryption
91
Enabling or Disabling SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
91
Setting Clear Call Alarm
92
Starting Crypto Registration
92
Updating Encryption Keys
92
Viewing OPTA
92
Configuring Audio Settings
93
Setting DMO Encryption Mode
93
Chapter 5: Features
94
Ambience Listening (AL) Call
94
Bluetooth
94
Bluetooth Interactions
95
Discoverable Mode
95
Add Bluetooth Devices
95
Bluetooth Smart Proximity Pairing
95
Bluetooth Sensor Data
96
Call-Out
96
Types of Call-Out Alerts
97
Call-Out Modes Interaction
97
Call-Out Service Phases
98
Collaborative Messaging
98
CRYPTR Micro End-To-End Encryption
99
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Location Service
99
Table 20: Radio Interactions
99
Enhance Performance
100
GNSS Accuracy
101
Location Report Backlog
101
Individual Call
101
Private Call
102
Phone and PABX Calls
102
Receiving Individual Calls
102
SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
102
Table 21: Interactions between Radios with and Without SIM Cards
102
Terminal Permanent Disable
103
Terminal Temporary Disable or Enable
103
Appendix A: Tones
104
Table 22: Radio Tones
104
Appendix B: LED Indications
106
Table 23: LED Status Indications
106
Table 24: Battery Charging LED Indications
106
Appendix C: Troubleshooting
107
Table 25: Displayed Messages
107
Appendix D: Maintenance
110
Extending Battery Life
110
Battery Charging Temperature
110
Additional Battery Warnings/Cautions
110
Looking after Your Radio
110
Preventive Maintenance
111
Figure 19: Areas to Keep Dry
111
Table 26: Areas to Keep Dry
111
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Language
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