PowerTrunk MDT-400 User Manual

User Manual
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY......................5
2 GUARANTEE ........................................................5
3 ABOUT THIS MANUAL.........................................6
4 FOR YOUR SAFETY.............................................7
4.1 GENERAL............................................................7
4.2 EXPOSURE TO RF ENERGY .................................7
4.3 ELECTROMAGNETIC COMPATIBILITY.....................8
4.4 OTHER WARNINGS ..............................................9
4.5 ANTENNA..........................................................10
4.6 AUDIO ACCESSORIES ........................................10
4.7 MAINTENANCE ..................................................11
5 FIRST STEPS......................................................12
5.1 START-UP.........................................................12
5.2 WORKING MODES. ............................................13
6 BASIC USE..........................................................14
6.1 DISPLAY INDICATORS.......................................16
6.2 LED INDICATORS.............................................18
6.3 LIST OF EDITABLE CHARACTERS ........................19
6.4 DT-410 DESKTOP UNIT......................................20
6.5 MAIN SCREEN ...................................................21
7 MAIN MENU ........................................................21
8 BASIC FUNCTIONS............................................26
8.1 GROUP CALLS.................................................26
8.2 INDIVIDUAL CALLS............................................28
8.3 STATUS MESSAGES .........................................30
8.4 TEXT MESSAGES .............................................31
9 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS .......................................32
9.1 EMERGENCY CALLS .........................................32
9.2 WORKING MODES: DIRECT MODE.....................33
9.3 WORKING MODES: DMO-GATE MODE .............34
9.4 SECURITY........................................................35
9.5 NETWORK SELECTION......................................36
9.6 SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES ............................ 37
9.7 DATA SERVICES...............................................38
9.8 GPS RECEIVER ............................................... 38
9.9 GSM OPTION...................................................39
9.10 I/O PROGRAMMABLE OPTION .......................39
10 OTHER FUNCTIONS ..........................................42
10.1 CONTACTS PHONE BOOK .............................42
10.2 CALL HISTORY.............................................42
10.3 DISPLAY OPTIONS........................................42
10.4 LANGUAGES................................................43
10.5 AUDIO SETTINGS.........................................43
10.6 USING AUDIO ACCESSORIES ........................44
11 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE.............................. 45

PowerTrunk MDT-400 Specifications

General

Brand	PowerTrunk
Model	MDT-400
Category	Radio
Language	English

Summary

1 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

2 GUARANTEE

3 ABOUT THIS MANUAL

4 FOR YOUR SAFETY

4.1 General

General information about equipment approval, authorized repairs, and compliance regulations.

4.2 Exposure to RF energy

Details on equipment design to meet radio frequency energy exposure limits set by international guidelines.

4.3 Electromagnetic compatibility

Information on equipment compliance with directives for electromagnetic compatibility and vehicular installations.

4.4 Other warnings

Warnings regarding vehicular installation, potential explosion hazards, and driver safety during use.

4.5 Antenna

Guidelines for using approved antennas, handling damaged antennas, and safety compliance.

4.6 Audio accessories

Instructions for using only approved audio accessories and following installation guidelines.

4.7 Maintenance

Recommendations for increasing equipment service life and maintaining guarantee coverage, including cleaning and care.

5 FIRST STEPS

5.1 Start-up

Procedure for switching the equipment on, entering PIN codes, and initial welcome messages.

5.2 Working modes

Explanation of network mode (V+D), direct mode (DMO), and DMO-GATE mode operations and indicators.

6 BASIC USE

6.1 Display indicators

Explanation of on-screen symbols and indicators for signal strength, network status, calls, and messages.

6.2 LED Indicators

Details on the function and status of SVC and STS LEDs, indicating operational status and call activity.

6.3 List of editable characters

Table displaying characters available for text editing, mapped to key presses and character counts.

6.4 DT-410 desktop unit

Features of the DT-410 desktop unit, integration, and specific operational exceptions compared to mobile units.

7 MAIN MENU

8 BASIC FUNCTIONS

8.1 Group Calls

Enables communication with groups of users, organizing calls by ranges and groups, with transmission and reception indicators.

8.2 Individual calls

Details on making individual calls via TETRA or external networks, including semi-duplex and duplex call types.

8.3 Status messages

Procedure for sending predefined or custom status messages to individual and group addresses, with confirmation details.

8.4 Text messages

Guide to writing and sending text messages up to 140 characters, including inbox and configuration options.

9 SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

9.1 Emergency calls

Procedure for initiating emergency calls with maximum priority, including configuration options and re-establishment.

9.2 Working modes: Direct mode

Description of Direct Mode (DMO) for peer-to-peer communication without a network, supporting group and individual calls.

9.3 Working modes: DMO-GATE mode

Explanation of DMO-GATE mode, acting as a bridge between DMO and infrastructure, with disabled supplementary services.

9.4 Security

Details on security features like PIN code, authentication, and remote enabling/disabling of the equipment.

9.5 Network selection

Process for selecting a network when powering on the equipment, choosing from permitted networks.

9.6 Supplementary services

Overview of TETRA supplementary services like Late Entry, Ambience Listening, DGNA, and Fallback mode.

9.7 Data services

Information on data packet services (mono/multislot) based on IP v4 and support for AT/TNP1 commands.

9.8 GPS receiver

Details on the internal GPS receiver for location tracking and transmission, and accessing GPS info menu.

9.9 GSM option

Functionality of the internal GSM module, automatic switching between TETRA and GSM modes, and managing TETRA services in GSM.

9.10 I/O Programmable option

Configuration of external lines (inputs/outputs) for programmable functions, replacing default vehicle options.

10 OTHER FUNCTIONS

10.1 Contacts phone book

Managing contacts (Private, Group, PSTN, PABX) for calls, including scanning priority groups.

10.2 Call history

Accessing call records: Dialed, Received, Missed, and options to erase all records.

10.3 Display options

Adjusting screen brightness and contrast, and managing automatic backlight behavior upon key press or call reception.

10.4 Languages

Selecting the preferred language for the multilingual interface of the terminal.

10.5 Audio Settings

Configuring audio profiles, call sound volume, message tones, and enabling/disabling acoustic warnings and tones.

10.6 Using audio accessories

Selecting and configuring audio accessories (handheld mic, headset, hands-free kit) for mobile and desktop units.

11 QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE