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Motorola II User Manual

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MTS 2000
MTS 2000
MTS 2000
TM
Models II and III
Portable Radios
operating instructions
Motorola Inc.
8000 W. Sunrise Blvd.
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33322
*6881072C45*
68P81072C45-E

Table of Contents

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Motorola II Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandMotorola
ModelII
CategoryPortable Radio
LanguageEnglish

Summary

MTS 2000 Portable Radios Operating Instructions

Introduction

Basic Radio Features

Overview of the radio's capabilities and technology.

FLASHport Technology

Explanation of the technology allowing software upgrades and feature enhancements.

Inspection and Unpacking

Instructions for checking radio contents and reporting transit damage.

Getting Started

Antennas

Information on identifying and matching antennas to radio frequency bands.

Battery Installation and Removal

Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching the battery to the radio.

Universal Connector Seal Removal

Procedure for safely removing the seal from the radio's universal connector.

Belt Clip Installation and Removal

Steps for attaching and detaching the belt clip assembly to the radio.

Controls, Switches, Indicators, and Connectors

Detailed identification and function of radio's physical interface elements.

Keypad Operation

Explanation of the function and layout of the radio's keypad.

Display and Status Annunciators

Description of the radio's LCD display and its status annunciators.

Alert Tone Indications

Explains the various audible tones the radio emits for different conditions.

LED Indications

Describes the meaning of different LED light patterns and colors.

Time-Out Timer

Information on the feature that limits transmission duration.

Conventional or Trunked Radio Operation

Differentiates between conventional and trunked radio operational modes.

Basic Radio Operation

Radio On/Off and Power-Up

Steps for turning the radio on, off, and its power-up self-check procedure.

Monitoring Conventional Modes

How to listen for activity in conventional modes without transmitting.

Selecting a Zone and Mode

Guide to navigating and selecting radio zones and operating modes.

Receiving a Call

Instructions on how to receive calls in conventional and trunked modes.

Transmitting

Procedures for transmitting voice communications in conventional and trunked modes.

General Radio Features Operation

Low-Battery Alert

Explains the alert tone indicating low battery status.

Coded Squelch Operation

How PL/DPL codes filter incoming messages for intended recipients.

SECURENET Operation

Details on installing and loading encryption keys for secure communications.

Variable RF Power Level

Information on adjusting radio power levels based on frequency bands.

Emergency Operation

How to use the emergency button to send alarms or calls.

Failsoft Operation (Trunked Systems)

How the radio operates during trunked system failures.

Transmitter Disable Operation

How to inhibit transmission in hazardous environments.

Native Language Displays

Options for selecting the display language of the radio.

Muting Keypad Tones

How to enable or disable audible tones for keypad presses.

Scan Operation

Turning Scan On/Off Using Scan Select Switch

How to activate or deactivate scanning using a physical switch.

Turning Scan On/Off Using Keypad

Steps to enable or disable scanning mode using the radio's keypad.

Deleting Nuisance Modes

How to temporarily remove unwanted modes from the scan list.

Dynamic Priority Change

Temporarily assigning priority levels to scan list modes.

Viewing a Scan List

How to view the members of a programmed scan list.

Programming the Radio’s Lists

Programming Telephone List Numbers

Guide to changing stored telephone numbers using the radio keypad.

Programming Call List IDs

How to modify radio ID numbers for call lists used in trunked features.

Conventional Telephone Operation

Calling the Last Number Dialed

How to redial the last number using the telephone feature.

Making Delayed Access Telephone Calls

Steps for initiating a delayed access telephone call via keypad.

Making Immediate Access Telephone Calls

Steps for initiating an immediate access telephone call via keypad.

Calling Numbers from Telephone List

How to call numbers stored in the radio's telephone list.

Trunked Telephone Operation

Answering a Telephone Call

How to receive and answer incoming telephone calls on the radio.

Calling the Last Number Dialed

How to redial the last number via the trunked telephone feature.

Trunked Radio Features Operation

Viewing Your Radio’s ID Number

How to display the radio's unique identification number.

Enhanced Private Conversation Call Operation

How to conduct private conversations with other radios.

Call Alert™ Page Operation

How to use the radio as a pager to send and receive pages.

Automatic Multiple Site Selection (AMSS)

Viewing Current Site and Forcing Site Change

How to check the current site and manually initiate a site search.

Locking and Unlocking a Site

How to manually lock the radio to a specific site, overriding automatic switching.

Dynamic Regrouping

Mechanical and Electronic Mode Selection

How radio mode selection interacts with dynamic regrouping.

Caller ID Display

How the radio displays the ID or alias of incoming callers.

Programmable Home Mode Button

How to program the HOME key for quick access to specific modes.

SmartZone™ Operation

Site Switching in SmartZone

How signal strength and preferences determine site switching.

Preferred Site Selection

Setting site preferences such as always, most, or least preferred.

Busy Override

Requesting access when modes are busy, bypassing normal wait times.

Site Trunking

How radios operate when a site is in trunking mode due to controller issues.

Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) Display

How RSSI values are displayed to indicate signal strength for site switching.

Batteries and Accessories

Battery Information and Charging

General information about batteries and their charging procedures.

Accessories List

A list of available accessories for the radio.

General Information

Transmitting Distance

Factors affecting the radio's communication range and signal clarity.

Radio Care and Handling

Instructions for cleaning and handling the radio to maintain its condition.

FCC Safety Standards

Safety guidelines related to RF exposure and radio operation.

Factory Mutual Research Corporation (FMRC) Information

Information on intrinsically safe ratings for hazardous environments.

Service and Troubleshooting

Basic troubleshooting steps and information on obtaining repair services.

Express Service Plus (ESP)

Details about the optional extended service coverage plan.

Software and Patent Information

Legal notices regarding copyrighted software and patents.

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