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General| Brand | Tait |
|---|---|
| Model | TP9500 |
| Category | Portable Radio |
| Language | English |
Details of Tait International's head office, including address and website.
Information about copyright, trademarks, and intellectual property rights.
States no warranties are extended and limits liability for document use.
Instructions for contacting Tait for queries, comments, or error notifications.
Lists patents, design applications, and registered trademarks.
Tait's commitment to environmental concerns and disposal directives.
Describes the manual's purpose and scope, including firmware version reference.
Explains types of alerts (Warning, Caution, Notice) used in the manual.
Lists related documents available on the Tait support website.
Information on RF exposure guidelines and safe usage practices.
Guidelines to control RF exposure and comply with limits.
States compliance with specific RF energy exposure standards and guidelines.
Details FCC rules on RF emission limits for receivers and devices.
Covers EU regulations on radio equipment safety and EMC.
Warns about potential malfunction of electronic devices due to RF energy.
Advises turning off the radio in potentially explosive atmospheres.
Safety advice regarding radio installation and operation within vehicles.
Warns against unauthorized modifications that can void compliance.
Instructions and warnings about attaching labels to the radio or battery.
Warning about potential hazards from damaged lithium-ion batteries.
Warning against short-circuiting battery contacts and potential hazards.
Warning about hazards from damaged or mishandled Lithium-ion batteries.
Instructions on attaching labels, avoiding vent holes.
Guide to charging the battery for the first time, up to 2.5 hours.
Steps for attaching a genuine Tait battery to the radio.
Procedure for safely removing the battery from the radio.
Instructions for screwing the antenna clockwise into the connector.
Guidance on installing Tait-supplied or approved audio accessories.
Overview of radio capabilities, including DMR/MPT operation and licenses.
Introduces radio controls like PTT, selectors, and keys.
Explains radio display messages and icons.
Lists and explains common icons seen on the radio display.
Explains how LED indicators and audible tones provide radio status information.
Explains how function keys access frequently used features.
Explains how to navigate through the radio's menus and sub-menus.
Instructions on how to access and navigate the main menu.
Instructions for powering the radio on and off using the power/volume control.
Explains how to lock/unlock the keypad to prevent accidental presses.
Information about connecting Bluetooth headsets, controlled by SFE.
Steps for pairing a Bluetooth headset with the radio.
How to manage paired headsets, including connecting and disconnecting.
How to switch between conventional and trunked operating modes.
Steps to open the radio's address book.
How to select or change the default address book.
How to view and filter entries in standard and personal address books.
Details on creating, editing, and deleting personal address book entries.
Manual steps to create a new personal address book entry.
How to select a zone, which groups channels and groups.
Steps to select a channel using the main menu or scroll keys.
How to select a scan or voting group.
Explains what talkgroups are and their types (local, regional, statewide).
How to initiate a call to a talkgroup.
General overview of making calls based on channel type.
How to make a one-to-one call for DMR digital channels.
How to make local calls on analog channels.
How to activate an emergency call using a function key or menu.
Overview of sending and receiving text messages.
How to access and view the call/message queue.
Procedures for immobilizing ('stun') or restoring ('revive') a radio.
How to use repeater talkaround for direct communication.
How the scan function monitors channels for activity.
Overview of accessing trunking functions using * and # keys.
Explains how to dial using the DMR scheme.
Explains how to dial using the MPT 1343 scheme.
Explains dialing based on Nokia ANN fleet configurations.
Examples of dialing calls using Nokia ANN.
Explains the types of location data the radio can display.
Details location status indicators like Trk, stored, no cnx.
Steps to view location data (lat/long, course, speed).
Steps to turn on the loneworker monitoring feature.
How to respond to a loneworker alarm to confirm safety.
Explains the availability and purpose of the encryption feature.
How to turn encryption on/off and its effect on calls.
Steps to make a call using encryption.
How to receive an encrypted call.
How to delete encryption keys from the radio.
How to adjust the display's contrast.
How to change the radio's display color scheme.
How to set the volume for audible indicators to high or low.
How to adjust the volume of keypress tones.
How to turn quiet operation on/off, disabling keypress tones.
How to turn silent operation on/off, disabling all audible tones.
How to enable active noise cancellation for loud environments.
How to enable/disable display and keypad backlighting.
How to rotate the display orientation on the radio.
General advice applicable to all chargers.
Safety requirements for 6-way chargers, including earthing.
Checks and safety recommendations before using the charger.
Optimal temperature ranges for charging batteries.
How the radio indicates a low battery state.
Steps to place the radio into a vehicle charger.
General instructions for charging a battery.
Explains the meaning of different LED indicators on the charger.
Tips for maintaining battery health and lifespan.
Guidelines for storing batteries properly.
Instructions for environmentally sensitive battery disposal.
Steps to diagnose and resolve power-on issues.
How audible tones can help identify problems.
How to view hardware/firmware versions and settings.
Instructions and warnings for cleaning the radio safely.
Steps to change the radio ID using alphanumeric keys.
How to access and run diagnostic tests on the radio.
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