Motorola MaxTrac 100

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Sending an Emergency Alert
To send an emergency alert, press the external footswitch or pushbutton.
If programmed for STANDARD EMERGENCY, the following will occur:
• The operator will hear a single alert tone when the emergency is sent by the
radio and the transmit (Tx/Bsy) LED will light.
MaxTrac 100/300 Operation (cont.) 11
Signalling Operation (cont.)
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Sending an Identification Number
Every time the PTT key is pressed, the radio automatically transmits a unit
identification (ID) number. While holding the PTT key, a tone may be heard while
the unit ID number is being sent out. Do not begin talking until the tone is over.
Mon Scan Select
Tx/Bsy Mon Pri
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• The letters “EE” will appear on the display
(MaxTrac 300 radio only).
• Five alert tones will sound to indicate the
control unit has received and
acknowledged the emergency. The “EE”
will then disappear from the display
(MaxTrac 300 radio only).
• Messages will be heard over the radio’s
speaker during the emergency.
MaxTrac 300
• Monitor and busy LEDs will function normally during the emergency.
• The only way to cancel the emergency is by pressing the push-to-talk (PTT).
No other button press will function normally except monitor button.
If programmed for EMERGENCY REVERT, the radio will automatically change
(revert) to an emergency channel to send the call. The channel display will show
the emergency channel after the “EE” clears (MaxTrac 300 radio only).
If programmed for SILENT EMERGENCY, there will be no audio or visual indication
that the emergency call was sent and the radio will remain muted. The operator
must press the PTT button to initiate a voice message.
Display of Incoming Identification Numbers
Whenever an operator in the system presses
the PTT key, the unit identification number (ID)
will be shown on the display for 10 seconds or
less if another incoming ID is received.