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24.3

Deleting Selected Messages

Procedure:

1 From All Messages, perform one of the following actions:

• To delete a message, tap and hold the required message.

• To delete more than one message, tap More→Select to Delete→<required

message>.

2 Tap Delete.

24.4

Deleting Conversations

Procedure:

1 From All Messages, tap More→Delete→<required conversation>.

2 Tap

Delete

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Chapter 24 : Messages

Default Chapter2
- Intellectual Property and Regulatory Notices2
- Table of Contents3
- List of Figures9
- List of Tables10
Chapter 1: Read Me First11
- Notations Used in this Manual11
- What's New in R04.20.0011
- What Your Dealer/System Administrator Can Tell You12
Chapter 2: Radio Care13
- Cleaning Your Radio14
- Radio Service and Repair14
- Battery Recycling and Disposal14
Chapter 3: Radio Overview15
- Table 1: Front View Description16
- Table 2: Rear View Description17
- Table 3: Top View Description17
- Programmable Radio Functions18
- Table 4: Assignable Radio Functions18
- Viqi20
- Table 5: Viqi Voice Control Commands20
- Table 6: Viqi Virtual Partner Queries22
- Using Viqi23
Chapter 4: Getting Started24
- Attaching and Removing the Battery24
- Attaching the Battery24
- Removing the Battery24
- Attaching and Removing the Antenna25
- Attaching the Antenna25
- Removing the Antenna26
- Attaching and Removing the Accessory Connector Cover26
- Attaching the Accessory Connector Cover26
- Removing the Accessory Connector Cover27
- Using the Carry Holder28
- Charging the Radio28
- Turning the Radio on or off28
- Turning the Radio on28
- Turning the Radio off29
- Adjusting the Volume of the Radio30
- Adjusting Display Brightness30
- Turning on Night Mode30
- Setting the Clock30
- Setting the Front Display Timer31
- Keyboard Overview31
Chapter 5: Home Screen32
- Identity and Status Widget33
- Managing Operational Status33
- User Login Feature33
- Logging in to Automatic Registration Service34
- Logging out of Automatic Registration Service34
- Entering the Soft ID34
- Commandcentral Authentication Login35
- Status Indicators36
- Battery Charge Status36
- Radio Icons36
- LED Indications39
- Transmit and Receive Indicator39
- Table 7: LED Indications39
Chapter 6: Responding to Notifications41
Chapter 7: General Radio Operation42
- Selecting Zones42
- Selecting Zones from Zone Banks42
- Managing Mode Select Menus43
- Toggling the Controls and Buttons Tones on and off43
- Scan Lists43
- Managing the Scan List44
- Scan44
- Toggling the Scan Feature on and off44
- Making a Dynamic Priority Change (Conventional Scan Only)44
- Deleting Nuisance Channels45
- Restoring a Nuisance Channel45
- Selecting Channels45
- Channel Error Messages45
- Control Lock46
- Locking the Controls46
Chapter 8: General Radio Information47
- Accessing the Radio Information47
- Viewing the Control Assignments47
- Checking Device Status48
Chapter 9: Selecting a Radio Profile49
Chapter 10: Toggling the Transmit Power Level between High and Low50
Chapter 11: Types of Radio Calls51
- Making Calls on the Radio51
- Receiving Calls on the Radio53
- Making Priority Dispatch Calls53
Chapter 12: Emergency Operation55
- Special Considerations for Emergency Operation55
- Table 8: Emergency Operation Scenarios55
- Emergency Keep-Alive56
- Sending Emergency Alarms56
- Making Emergency Calls (Trunking Only)56
- Sending Emergency Alarms with Emergency Calls57
- Exiting Emergency Operation57
- Exiting Emergency as Supervisor (Trunking Only)58
- Exit Emergency Via Console (Trunking Only)58
- Emergency Beacon58
- Sending Emergency Beacons59
- Receiving Emergency Beacons59
- Viewing Received Emergency Beacon59
Chapter 13: Fireground60
- Entering Fireground Zone Channel (Conventional)60
- Responding to Evacuation Indicator61
- Sending Evacuation Tone61
Chapter 14: Tactical Public Safety (Conventional Only)62
- Using TPS Normal Transmission62
- Using TPS Emergency Transmission62
Chapter 15: Fall Alert (man Down)63
- Radio Alerts When Fall Alert Is Triggered63
- Testing Fall Alert63
- Exiting Fall Alert64
- Re-Initiating Fall Alert64
Chapter 16: Secure Operations65
- Toggling between Secure and Clear Transmission65
- Selecting Encryption Keys (Conventional Only)65
- Changing Encryption Keysets65
- Infinite UKEK Retention65
- Requesting Rekey66
Chapter 17: Smartprogramming67
- APX NEXT Programming Using USB for CPS67
- Firmware Update Notification Actions68
Chapter 18: Connectivity70
- Smartconnect70
- Wi-Fi70
- Wireless Technology70
- Toggling Bluetooth on and off71
- Searching and Pairing the Bluetooth Device71
- Toggling Bluetooth Audio on and off71
- Viewing and Clearing the Bluetooth Enabled Device Information71
- P25 Digital Vehicular Repeater System72
- Sideloading Files on APX NEXT Using USB Cable72
- Lte72
- Editing APN Configuration72
Chapter 19: Location74
- Toggling Location on and off74
- Viewing My Location74
- Waypoints75
- Creating Waypoints75
- Editing Waypoints75
- Managing Waypoints76
- Smartmapping76
- Table 9: Smartmapping Icons76
- Viewing Units/Devices77
- Creating Waypoints in Map View78
- Editing Waypoints in Map View78
- Managing Options in Map View79
- Managing Options in List View80
Chapter 20: Contacts81
- Contacts Tab81
- Call List Tab81
- Dialer82
- Searching Contacts82
- Creating New Contacts82
- Viewing Contact Details83
- Managing Contacts83
- Making Calls from the Contacts Screen84
- Changing Call Types in Contacts84
Chapter 21: Recent Calls85
- Viewing Recent Calls85
- Instant Recall85
- Playing Received Calls85
- Saving Received Calls85
Chapter 22: In-Call User Alert87
- Toggling the In-Call User Alert on and off87
Chapter 23: Quick Call II88
- Initiating Quick Call II Transmission88
Chapter 24: Messages89
- Composing and Sending Text Messages89
- Viewing Messages89
- Deleting Selected Messages90
- Deleting Conversations90
Chapter 25: Smartmessaging91
- Composing and Sending Text Messages91
- Adding Quick Text Messages91
- Editing Quick Text Messages92
- Deleting Quick Text Messages92
- Sending Quick Text Messages92
- Viewing Multimedia Attachments93
- Forwarding Multimedia Attachments93
- Managing Messages94
- Deleting Selected Messages94
- Deleting Conversations95
- Sending Group Messages95
- Viewing Message History95
- Searching Message History95
- User Presence96
- Table 10: User Status Icons96
Chapter 26: Voice Announcement97
Chapter 27: Radio Inhibit98
Chapter 28: Conventional Squelch Operation99
Chapter 29: Using the PL Defeat Feature100
Chapter 30: Digital PTT ID Support101
Chapter 31: Smart PTT (Conventional Only)102
Chapter 32: Toggling between Repeater and Direct Operation103
Chapter 33: Android Team Awareness Kit (ATAK)104
- Launching ATAK for the First Time104
- Basic ATAK Configuration104
- Enabling Sideloaded Maps104
- Table 11: Configuration Options104
- ATAK with Data-Over-LMR105
- Turning LMR Mode on or off105
Chapter 34: Trunking System Controls106
- Operating in Failsoft System106
- Imbalanced Coverage106
- Out-Of-Range Radio106
- Site Trunking Feature106
Chapter 35: Dynamic Regrouping (Trunking Only)107
- Classification of Regrouped Radios107
- Requesting a Reprogram107
Chapter 36: Accessories108
- Legal and Compliance Statements109
- Disclaimer109
- Declaration of Conformity109
- Important Safety Information110
- Notice to Users (FCC)110
- FCC Licensing Information111
- Applying for Canadian License111
- Maritime Radio Use in the VHF Frequency Range112
- Special Channel Assignments112
- Emergency Channel112
- Non-Commercial Call Channel112
- Operating Frequency Requirements112
- Table 12: VHF Marine Channel List113
- Declaration of Compliance for the Use of Distress and Safety Frequencies115
- Technical Parameters for Interfacing External Data Sources115
- Limited Warranty116
- Motorola Solutions Communication Products116
- What this Warranty Covers and for How Long116
- II. General Provisions117
- III. State Law Rights117
- IV. How to Get Warranty Service117
- What this Warranty Does Not Cover117
- VI. Patent and Software Provisions118
- VII. Governing Law118
- VIII. for Australia Only119

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Motorola APX NEXT Specifications

General

Water Resistance	IP68
GPS	Yes
Operating Temperature	-30° C to +60° C
P25	Yes
LTE	Yes
Frequency Bands	VHF, UHF, 700/800 MHz
Display	Touchscreen
Bluetooth	Yes
Wi-Fi	802.11 b/g/n/ac
Battery	Li-ion
Weight	Approx. 500g (with battery)
Channels	1000
Waterproof Rating	IP68 (2 meters for 2 hours)