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General| IP Rating | IP54 |
|---|---|
| Digital Protocol | DMR |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 403-470 MHz |
| Battery Life | Up to 14.6 hours (digital mode), Up to 11.1 hours (analog mode) with standard battery |
Explains how to navigate and use the user guide.
Lists information available from dealer or system administrator.
Instructions for charging the radio's Lithium-Ion battery.
Step-by-step guide to attach the battery to the radio.
Instructions for attaching the antenna to the radio.
Guide for connecting audio accessories to the radio's audio jack.
Steps to turn the radio on and off.
How to increase or decrease the radio's volume level.
Identifies all physical controls and indicators on the radio.
Explains how programmable buttons function based on press duration.
Lists and describes programmable radio functions.
Details customizable settings and utility functions.
How to navigate and use the programmable action list.
Explains the dual purpose of the PTT button for talking and making calls.
Describes the multiple functions of the On/Off/Information button.
How to switch between analog and digital channels.
Explains the meaning of different LED light patterns and colors.
Explains audible tones used for status and data reception.
Describes different types of indicator tones used by the radio.
How to choose between different zones which group channels.
Process for selecting a specific channel for communication.
Steps for receiving and responding to general radio calls.
How to receive and respond to calls from a group.
How to receive broadcast announcements to all users on a channel.
How to receive and respond to individual calls on analog systems.
General steps for initiating a radio call.
Instructions for making a call to a specific group of users.
How to initiate a private call to an individual radio.
How to send a broadcast message to all users on a channel.
How to initiate an individual call on an analog system.
Explains the Site Lock feature for coverage area management.
How to manually search for available radio sites.
How to communicate directly when repeater is unavailable.
How to check if a channel is clear before transmitting.
How to continuously monitor a selected channel for activity.
How scan lists are created and used for scanning channels.
Explains how to start and stop scanning for activity.
How to respond when the radio stops on an active channel during a scan.
How to temporarily remove unwanted channels from a scan list.
Steps to restore a nuisance channel that was deleted.
How the radio selects the strongest signal from multiple analog channels.
How to configure ringing tones for received calls.
Feature to automatically increase alarm volume for unanswered calls.
How to page another user to call back.
How to receive and respond to a call alert page.
How to initiate a call alert using a programmed button.
Overview of initiating and managing emergency alarms on the radio.
How to send a basic emergency alarm signal.
How to send an emergency alarm that allows voice communication.
How to send an emergency alarm with automatic voice activation.
Scenarios for reinitiating emergency mode after it has been exited.
Conditions under which the radio exits emergency mode.
Feature to prevent eavesdropping using software-based scrambling.
Feature that triggers an emergency if no user activity is detected.
How to secure the radio with a password.
Steps to enter the password to access the radio.
Feature to inform when the radio is out of range of other ARTS-equipped radios.
How to adjust the squelch level to filter noise.
How to adjust the radio's transmit power level.
How to enable or disable hands-free voice activation.
How to enable or disable all radio tones and alerts.
How to check the remaining battery power.
How to view signal strength indicators on the display.
How to adjust the radio's display brightness.
How to enable or disable audible radio announcements.
List of approved antennas for the radio.
List of approved batteries for the radio.
List of approved carrying accessories for the radio.
List of approved chargers for the radio.
List of approved audio accessories.
List of other approved accessories.
Warranty against defects in workmanship for batteries and chargers.
Warranty covering battery capacity over time.
Details of the warranty coverage for Motorola communication products.
Specifies what the warranty covers and its duration.
General terms and conditions of the warranty.
Information on specific legal rights granted by state laws.
Instructions on how to obtain warranty service for the product.
Exclusions from the product warranty coverage.
Provisions related to patents and software included with the product.
Specifies the governing law for the warranty terms.
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