Motorola Advisor TPG2200

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Controls and Indicators

Getting Started

Installing the Battery

1. Insert the bottom part of the battery into the compatment.

2. Press down the top part of the battery into the compartment until it clicks.

LED Message and Status Indicators

Indication

Solid green

Blinking

green

Solid red

Blinking

red

Blinking

orange

No indication

Battery Capacity Information

Information Description

Full (80% – 100% capacity)

Middle (60% – 80% capacity)

Low (25% – 60% capacity)

Very low (5% – 25% capacity)

Less than 5% capacity

Battery Cover

Menu Key

Mute/Shortcut Button

Display

Down Navigation Key

USB-C Connector

Home Station Connector

LED Status Indicator

Speaker

Soft Keys

Power/Sleep/Wake Button

Landyard Holes

Connecting to a network

Entering DMO

Not applicable

Pager powered off

Fully Charged

Rapid Charge

Faulty or Invalid

Battery

Battery waiting

to charge

Looking After the Pager

Never leave the pager or battery in extreme temperatures (over +85 °C), for

example, behind a windscreen in direct sunlight.

The pager is not submersible (compliant with the IP54 standard, only when the

battery cover is attached).

To clean the pager, use a moistened or antistatic cloth.

Up Navigation Key

LED Message Indicator

Lock Key

Not applicable

Removing the Battery Cover

1. Slide the Lock key to the left to unlock the battery cover.

2. Lift up the battery cover.

1. Insert the bottom part of the battery cover into the slot.

2. Press down the top part of the battery cover.

3. Slide the Lock key to the right to lock the battery cover.

Solid orange

Transmit Inhibit in service

Channel busy in DMO

Not applicable

Attaching the Battery Cover

Status LED

In service

Out of service*

Charging

Status

Blinking

blue

Message LED

In use

Not applicable Not applicable

Not applicable

Message/Call Out

received or missing*

* The LED indication and flashing pattern can be configured in the Customer

Programming Software (CPS).

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Summary

Device Controls and Indicators

LED Status and Battery Information

Explains LED meanings, status lights, and battery charge levels.

Getting Started Procedures

Battery Cover and Battery Management

Instructions for battery cover removal, installation, and attachment.

Pager Care and Handling

Guidelines for pager maintenance and environmental care.

Radio Icons and Descriptions

Status and Signal Icons

Details icons for service status, signal strength, and RF power.

Mode and Battery Icons

Explains icons related to operating modes and battery status.

Alert and Notification Icons

Describes icons for alerts, ring modes, and new messages.

Using the Terminal Operations

Pager Power and Mode Control

Instructions for turning the pager on/off and switching between sleep/wake modes.

Pager Menu Navigation

Guide to accessing and navigating the pager's menu system.

Volume and Mode Selection

How to adjust volume and select operating modes (Trunked/Direct).

Call Out Message Handling

Steps for accepting, rejecting, or muting incoming call out alerts.

Summary

Device Controls and Indicators

LED Status and Battery Information

Explains LED meanings, status lights, and battery charge levels.

Getting Started Procedures

Battery Cover and Battery Management

Instructions for battery cover removal, installation, and attachment.

Pager Care and Handling

Guidelines for pager maintenance and environmental care.

Radio Icons and Descriptions

Status and Signal Icons

Details icons for service status, signal strength, and RF power.

Mode and Battery Icons

Explains icons related to operating modes and battery status.

Alert and Notification Icons

Describes icons for alerts, ring modes, and new messages.

Using the Terminal Operations

Pager Power and Mode Control

Instructions for turning the pager on/off and switching between sleep/wake modes.

Pager Menu Navigation

Guide to accessing and navigating the pager's menu system.

Volume and Mode Selection

How to adjust volume and select operating modes (Trunked/Direct).

Call Out Message Handling

Steps for accepting, rejecting, or muting incoming call out alerts.

The Motorola Solutions Advisor TPG2200 is a compact and robust pager designed for critical communication, offering a range of features for efficient message delivery and user interaction.

Function Description:

The TPG2200 serves as a communication device primarily for receiving and managing messages, particularly in scenarios requiring rapid and reliable alerts, such as fire alerts or other critical notifications. It supports both Trunked Mode Operation (TMO) and Direct Mode Operation (DMO), allowing flexibility in network connectivity. The device is equipped with an LED message indicator and a display to show incoming messages, status updates, and menu options. Soft keys and navigation keys facilitate user interaction, enabling acceptance or rejection of messages, menu navigation, and volume adjustments. Programmable buttons further enhance its usability by allowing users to quickly access configured functions.

Important Technical Specifications:

Connectivity: Supports Trunked Mode Operation (TMO) and Direct Mode Operation (DMO).
Indicators: Features an LED Message Indicator and an LED Status Indicator, providing visual cues for various device states (e.g., in use, fully charged, out of service, connecting to network, channel busy, battery waiting to charge, rapid charge, faulty/invalid battery).
Display: A clear display shows messages, menu items, and status icons.
Battery: The device uses a removable battery, with battery capacity information indicated by a series of icons representing full (80%-100%), middle (60%-80%), low (25%-60%), very low (5%-25%), and less than 5% capacity.
Charging: Supports rapid charge and indicates when the battery is waiting to charge.
Connectors: Includes a USB-C Connector and a Home Station Connector for charging and data transfer.
Durability: Compliant with the IP54 standard when the battery cover is attached, meaning it is not submersible but offers protection against dust and splashing water.
Physical Controls: Features a Lock Key, Power/Sleep/Wake Button, Soft Keys, Mute/Shortcut Button, Menu Key, Up/Down Navigation Keys.
Audio: Includes a speaker and supports high audio output.
Alerts: Provides various alert types including all ring muted, vibrate only, vibrate then ring, and new message arrival indicators.

Usage Features:

Power Management: The device can be turned on/off by pressing and holding the Power button. It also supports a sleep/wake mode, which turns off the display and locks the keypad to conserve battery.
Menu Navigation: Users can access the menu via the Menu key, navigate using the Up/Down Navigation keys, select items with the Select or Left soft key, and return or exit with the Back or Right soft key or by holding the Menu key.
Volume Adjustment: Volume can be adjusted in idle mode using the Up/Down Navigation keys.
Mode Selection: Users can switch between Trunked Mode and Direct Mode operation through the Networks menu.
Message Handling: For Call Out messages, users can accept with the Left soft key, reject with the Right soft key, or temporarily mute the alert with the Mute button. Additional options are available via the Menu key.
Programmable Buttons: The Up and Down Navigation keys can be configured to perform specific functions when pressed and held in idle mode.
Lanyard Holes: Integrated lanyard holes allow for secure carrying of the device.
Battery Installation/Removal: The battery cover is secured by a lock key. To install, the battery is inserted bottom-first and then pressed down until it clicks. To remove, the lock key is slid to unlock, and the cover is lifted. Attaching the cover involves inserting the bottom part into the slot, pressing down the top, and sliding the lock key to secure it.

Maintenance Features:

Battery Care: To ensure longevity and proper functioning, the pager and battery should not be exposed to extreme temperatures (above +85 °C), such as direct sunlight behind a windscreen.
Cleaning: The pager should be cleaned using a moistened or antistatic cloth.
Durability: While the device is IP54 compliant when the battery cover is attached, it is important to note that it is not submersible.
Software Updates: The LED indication and flashing patterns can be configured via the Customer Programming Software (CPS), suggesting that firmware and settings can be updated or customized.
Documentation: Comprehensive user documentation and open-source software legal notices are available online through Motorola Solutions' website and learning experience portal, providing resources for troubleshooting and advanced usage.