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Glo
ssary
V
valid signal
A valid signal is a si
gnal that the radio
responds to by unmu
ting the receiver.
A
signal may be valid, for example,
when it is stronger tha
n a minimum level
or has special signaling that match
es
the signaling programmed for the
receiving radio.
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
For Your Safety
8
About this Guide
13
Safety Warnings Used in this Guide
13
Related Documentation
14
Publication Record
14
Getting Started
15
About Your Digital Radio
16
About the Radio Controls
17
Understanding the Radio Display
20
Understanding the Radio Indicators
22
Using Function Keys to Access Frequently Used Features
24
Navigating the Radio Menus
26
Menu Maps
27
Primary Functions
28
Turning the Radio on and off
29
Adjusting the Speaker Volume
29
Operating the Horn Speaker
30
Using the Hush Button
31
Changing the Volume of All Audible Indicators
31
Changing the Volume of Keypress Tones
32
Turning on Backlighting
32
Locking and Unlocking the Keypad
34
Changing the Operating Mode
34
Selecting a Channel
36
Using the Address Book
37
Opening the Address Book
38
Changing the Default Address Book
38
Navigating the Address Book
39
Filtering Address Book Lists
40
Maintaining Personal Address Book Entries
41
Making Calls in MPT Mode
45
Inter-Fleet Calls
46
Inter-Agency Calls
46
Telephone Calls
47
Redialling Calls (Double PTT)
47
Making P25 Conventional Calls
48
Making Calls
49
Receiving Calls
50
Limiting Call Time
51
Checking Recent Calls
52
Repeater Talkaround
53
Making P25 Trunk Calls
54
About P25 Trunk Operation
55
Checking that the System Is Available
55
Making a Talkgroup Call
57
Receiving a Talkgroup Call
58
Making an Individual Call
58
Receiving an Individual Call
59
Making a Phone Call
60
Unconnected Calls
61
Failsoft Mode Operation
62
Dynamic Regrouping
63
Scanning
64
About Scan Groups
65
Activating Scanning
66
Selecting a Scan Group to Edit
67
Viewing Group Membership
68
Adding a Channel to a Group
69
Deleting a Channel from a Group
69
Changing a Group's Transmit Channel
70
Changing a Group's Priority Channels
70
10 P25 Services
71
Messages
72
Status Update
74
Status Request
76
Call Alert
77
11 GPS Location Services
79
Displaying Your Own GPS Information
80
Displaying GPS Information of Other Radios
83
Adding a Radio to the List of Logged Radios
85
12 Emergency Calls
86
Making an Emergency Call in MPT Mode or on a P25 Trunk Channel
87
Cancelling an Accidental Press of the Emergency Key
87
13 Duress Calls
88
Making a Duress Call in MPT Mode or on a P25 Trunk Channel
89
Cancelling an Accidental Press of the Emergency Key
90
Changing the Number Dialled for a Duress Call
90
14 Troubleshooting
92
About Troubleshooting
93
System Error Message
93
When Your Radio Won't Turn on
93
Identifying the Radio's Audible Tones
94
Viewing Radio Information
94
Running Diagnostics Tests
95
Removing the Microphone
97
General Care
98
Compliance Radio Operation
99
Covert Operation
100
Quiet Operation
100
Encryption
101
Scrambler
105
Reducing Transmission Power
106
16 Glossary
107
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Model
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Category
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Language
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