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The message displayed may include:

■ a G for a group call, and

■ an E for an emergency call.

For example, the display above indicates that the call received is a

group call from CAR 2.

CAR 2

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Directive 2014/53/EU Declaration of Conformity3
Table of Contents4
For Your Safety10
Safety Warnings Used in this Guide10
Radio Frequency Exposure Information10
Compliance with RF Energy Exposure Standards12
Radio Frequency Emissions Limits in the USA12
Radio Frequency Emissions Limits in Canada12
Frequency Band Reserved for Distress Beacons13
Australia and New Zealand Citizens Band (476.4 to 477.4Mhz)13
Health, Safety and Electromagnetic Compatibility in Europe14
Interference with Electronic Devices15
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres and Blasting Areas16
Intrinsically Safe Radios16
Radio Installation and Operation in Vehicles17
Vehicle Charger Installation and Operation18
Electromagnetic Compatibility in European Vehicles18
Unapproved Modifications or Changes to Radio18
Attaching of Labels18
Use of Lithium-Ion Batteries19
Short-Circuiting Battery Contacts19
Multicharger Safety Information19
Charger Compliance Information20
Menu Map21
Custom Radio Settings22
About this Guide23
Related Documentation23
Before Using Your Radio24
For Your Safety-Battery Warning25
Attaching Labels to the Radio or Battery25
Charging the Battery before First Use26
Attaching the Battery26
Removing the Battery27
Attaching the Antenna27
Attaching a Belt Clip27
Removing a Belt Clip27
Installing an Accessory28
Getting Started29
About the Radio Controls30
Understanding the Radio Display32
Understanding the Radio Indicators34
Navigating the Radio's Menus36
Accessing Frequently Used Menus38
Turning the Radio on and off38
Entering Your PIN38
Adjusting the Volume39
Preventing Accidental Calls39
Basic Operation41
About Trunking Operation42
Checking that the Network Is Available42
About Trunking Call Setup43
Making a Call44
Dialing Calls in Trunking Mode45
Receiving a Call46
Using Voice Inversion Scrambling48
Using Encryption49
Unconnected Calls52
Re-Establishing a Call53
Responding to Missed Calls54
Selecting a Different Trunking Network56
Selecting a Control Channel57
Making and Receiving Different Types of Calls59
Making a Preset Call60
About Groups and Scan Groups61
Making a Group Call61
Changing Group Membership62
Making an Emergency Call64
Making an SOS Call65
Using the Lone Worker Emergency Features66
PABX and PSTN Calls69
DTMF Mode Calls71
About Status Messages74
About Short Data Messages76
Placing the Radio in Do-Not-Disturb Mode78
Calls to Conventional Channels79
Dialing Calls in MPT Trunked Mode82
MPT 1343 Dialing82
Nokia ANN Fleet Calls84
Accessing Common Trunking Functions86
Customizing Your Radio88
Changing the Audible Tone Settings89
Activating Backlighting91
Adjusting the Display Contrast92
Extending Battery Life94
Charging and Caring for Batteries96
About the Chargers97
Special Conditions When Using IS Radios98
Before Using the Charger98
Charging the Battery101
Maintaining Battery Life and Performance103
Storing Batteries104
Disposing of Batteries104
Troubleshooting105
When Your Radio Won't Turn on106
Checking the Version of Your Radio106
Troubleshooting Your Charger107
General Care108
Function Key Options109
Common Functions109
Tait Software Licence Agreement111

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