What does double flashing charger LED mean on Motorola Two-Way Radio?
If the charger LED is double flashing on your Motorola Two-Way Radio, it indicates that the battery power is very low and is charging up slowly before it starts to quick charge.
General| Brand | Motorola |
|---|---|
| Model | Talkabout T280 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Identifies key buttons, indicators, and connectors on the two-way radio.
Information on using the rechargeable Nickel-Metal Hydride battery with the radio.
Details on the tri-color LED charger, its operation, and status indicators.
Details on the single color LED charger and its charging indicators.
Step-by-step guide for installing the AA alkaline battery tray into the radio.
Instructions for replacing the AA alkaline batteries when they are low.
Explains the audible alerts and indicators for low battery conditions.
Instructions on how to attach and use the radio with the included belt holster.
How to turn the radio on and off using the power button.
Explains the importance of matching channels and codes for communication.
Step-by-step instructions to select a communication channel.
Steps to set the Interference Eliminator Code for clear communication.
Feature on the T289 model to save codes per channel.
How to use the Monitor button to check channel activity.
Describes the T289's visual indicator for channel usage.
How to adjust the radio's volume level using the scroll buttons.
Instructions for transmitting messages using the PTT button.
Information about audible alerts and how to disable them.
Feature to automatically turn off the radio after a period of inactivity.
How to illuminate the radio's display for low-light conditions.
How to lock the keypad to prevent accidental changes to settings.
Restores all user programmable features to original factory settings.
Prevents accidental continuous transmission by emitting a warning tone.
Allows monitoring of channels and codes of other transmitting radios.
How to activate the channel scanning feature to monitor activity.
Method to temporarily lock onto a detected channel.
Provides unique call tones to identify sender and alert receiver.
How to select and test different call tones for alerts.
How to enable and use the Voice Operated Transmission (VOX) feature with accessories.
Instructions for enabling the internal VOX (iVOX) feature on the T289 model.
Adjusting sensitivity levels for VOX/iVOX to match background noise.
Factors affecting transmission range and optimal usage conditions.
Guidelines for cleaning and maintaining the radio to prevent damage.
Details about available audio and carrying accessories for the radios.
Provides solutions for common problems like no power, message transmission, or interference.
Contact information for obtaining product support and service.
Information on complying with RF exposure guidelines and safe usage practices.
Guidance on radio operation in environments with potential EMI.
Cautions regarding damaged antennas and handling batteries safely.
Warning about placing radios in vehicle air bag deployment zones.
Safety precautions for operating radios in areas with explosive hazards.
Essential safety instructions for operating battery chargers.
Lists compatible charger and battery kit numbers for reference.
Table detailing radio channels and their corresponding frequencies.
Table mapping Interference Eliminator Codes to specific frequencies and tones.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and limitations of the product warranty.
Information regarding FCC regulations and user authority for operating the radio.
Details on Motorola's copyright protection for its software programs.
Lists United States patents that cover the product.
Quick reference for accessing features via the Menu button.
How to use the Call button to send a call tone alert.
Functions of the Light/Lock button for display and keypad locking.
How to use the Monitor button to check channel activity.
How to activate and deactivate the channel scan feature.
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