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Chapter 1: Introduction Congratulations on purchasing the MTC100 TETRA PDA. The MTC100 TETRA PDA is a Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 powered Pocket PC that enables you to keep your most important business and personal information up-to-date and close at hand. This chapter introduces you to the internal and external components of the MTC100 TETRA PDA and how to get the unit setup. TETRA Explorer is the only end user application provided as standard with the PDA and so is described in this manual.
Package Contents When you unpack the contents of the MTC100 TETRA PDA, verify that you have all of the items listed below. 4 • MTC100 TETRA PDA • Basic User Guide • MTC100 TETRA PDA battery • USB cable • Travel Charger • Stylus (1 in PDA, 1 spare) and Stylus tether (1) • Communication & Power Adapter • Documentation CD-ROM (optional) • Carrying accessories: either belt clip and carry strap kits or optional carrying case.
MTC100 TETRA PDA Battery Documentation CD Travel Charger (optional) Communication & power adapter Carrying accessories (optional) Belt clip, carry strap kit, carrying case Figure 1: MTC100 TETRA PDA Content Package 5 Introduction Stylus with stylus tether
Orderable MTC100 TETRA PDAs MTC100 TETRA PDA Standard Version (with Camera) Part Number H95PCF6TZ5AN Configuration Name Standard Base Unit – 520 MHz processor, 128 MB RAM, 196 MB ROM Windows Mobile® 5.0 Yes Integrated TETRA Modem Yes Stylus and stylus tether Yes Belt clip and carry strap Yes Carrying case Optional Documentation CD Optional Integrated Digital Camera Yes Intergrated 802.
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Features • MTC100 robust TETRA Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) • Wireless 802.11b/g (where fitted) • Bluetooth 1.1 & 1.
• Internet Explorer Mobile • Outlook® Mobile (Outlook Calendar, Outlook Contacts, Outlook Messaging, Tasks, Notes Application, Spell Checker) • Pictures & Videos (Image & Video viewer) • Terminal Services Client • Voice Recorder • Windows Media® Player 10.
Controls and Indicators Front View 1 9 2 10 3 11 4 18 17 19 5 12 6 13 7 14 8 15 16 Figure 2: Front View 10
Part Description 1 GPS Antenna GPS Antenna 2 TETRA Service LED Shows the status of the Tetra modem 3 TETRA Antenna TETRA 380-430 MHz Antenna 4 Speaker Internal speaker used for replay of audible reminders, alerts or recordings 5 Display Touch sensitive screen 6* Contacts Starts the Contacts program. This button is programmable from the Start > Settings > Buttons screen. 7 Power button A short press turns the PDA ON or OFF. A long press turns the backlight ON or OFF.
17 * Camera Button First press starts the camera application. Press the button again to take a picture, click 'menu' to change settings or 'thumbnail' to view existing images. To copy/delete etc. images select image then hold stylus down till the menu appears. Pictures can also be found via 'file explorer'. 18 * Notes Button Press to start the Notes program. Press and hold to make an audio recording.
Back View 1 5 2 6 3 4 Introduction Figure 3: Back View Item Part Description 1 Camera 1.
14 4 SD slot screw Screw to release SD slot cover 5 SIM door Future use, do not remove 6 IrDA Infared Communication
Initial Setup The following section shows you how to get started with your TETRA PDA. 1 Installing Battery To install the battery remove the battery door (if fitted) by turning the circular latch counter clockwise. Locate the reset button inside the battery compartment and ensure that it is in the rightmost position. Slide the battery into the battery compartment making sure to first line up the top pin connections. Then push the bottom of the battery gently into the compartment.
2 Plugging into AC Power and Charging Use only the chargers and adaptors that came with your MTC100 TETRA PDA for charging. Whilst pinching the sides of the adapter (1) plug it into the bottom connector of the TETRA PDA. Fit the small power plug (2) into the socket of the adapter. Plug the travel charger (4) into the AC power wall outlet (3). For the first charging process it is important to give the PDA a complete uninterrupted charge to ensure that the battery is fully charged (charge complete).
4 UK or EU travel charger 1 Power adapter 3 Power wall outlet 2 Small power plug 3 Battery and Power Properties Your MTC100 TETRA PDA has three possible power sources: the internal battery, the UK or EU travel charger or the optional desktop charger. Only use the adapter(s) and/or cable(s) that came in the packaging.
battery power alone. A fully charged battery can last up to eight (8) hours depending on power consumption factors such as the screen’s setting. If the battery is left unattended too long, it may discharge completely. 5 Storage If you are not using the MTC100 TETRA PDA on a regular (daily) basis, store the unit with the battery removed. 6 Operating PDA To turn the PDA on, with a charged battery fitted or to resume from 'suspend' (off) state, press and release the Power on/off Button.
TETRA Service LED Power Status LED Flashing green = In Service Red = Out of Service Flashing red = Connecting to the network Solid orange = Transmit inhibit Solid red = Battery charging Green = Ready to use (fully charged) Blinking red = Error W-LAN signal LED (when fitted) Green = Excellent Yellow = Good Blinking yellow = Poor To determine the main battery’s current charge level, select Start > Settings > System Tab > Power.
2. 3. 4. 5. 9 Unloop the stylus tether (see Figure 9) from the metal bar by widening (opening up) the end of the loop by the metal bar then passing the entire tether and stylus (see Figure 8) through the open loop. Keep the bar and its screws safely. Now fit the stylus tether end onto the plastic clip mounting plate (2). Do this by passing the end of the stylus tether through the rectangular raised opening of the mounting plate (3) from above.
3. Slide the metal mounting of the carry strap onto the grooves on the lower rear of the PDA adjacent to the battery catch. 4. Close the open end of the carry strap by fixing the Velcro end onto the strap. 5. Adjust tension to suit hand size.
10 Installing Microsoft® ActiveSync® on PC Microsoft ActiveSync enables you to synchronize and update the data between your PC and your MTC100 TETRA PDA. ActiveSync is already installed on your MTC100 TETRA PDA but needs to be installed on your PC. IMPORTANT: Before installing ActiveSync®, make sure Microsoft® Outlook® is installed on your PC. If not, you can install Outlook from the provided MTC100 TETRA PDA Documentation CD. 1. Turn on your PC. 2.
Computer Adapter with USB port USB cable Figure 7: PDA connected to the PC via USB Cable For More Information For information on: See this source Programs on your MTC100 TETRA PDA Click first on the Start icon and then on Help of your MTC100 TETRA PDA touch screen for more details on using Microsoft® Windows Mobile® 5.0 software. Connecting to and synchronizing with a PC Tap Help on the Start menu to view Help options. Customer Support. Contact your designated help desk.
Introducing Stylus Use the stylus to tap or double-tap on an application icon and select items on the menu. The stylus is also used to type on the on screen keyboard and to write notes when in handwriting recognition mode. The stylus that is supplied with your MTC100 TETRA PDA is designed for your screen. Using other pointers could damage the PDA screen and void the warranty.
Chapter 2: Managing your PDA This chapter tells you how to get started and provides tips on use and how to maximize battery life. Today Screen When you turn on your MTC100 PDA for the first time each day, or after a period of inactivity, you will typically see the Today screen. This provides quick access to important information. You can also get to the Today screen by tapping then Today. 1 7 2 3 4 5 6 Managing Your PDA 1. Navigation bar/ Start. Tap to switch to a program 2.
4. Tap to change Volume or mute sounds coming from speaker 5. Battery status, or mains powered (mains powered is shown) 6. Tap to change time settings 7. Tap to change date Status Icons When the Today screen is displayed you may see the following status icons on the Navigation bar. In most cases you can tap the status icon to display the associated control panel or more information related to the item.
Configuring Network Connection Your MTC100 automatically detects the Internet connection set up by your provider. When configuring a new network connection ensure that the security is not compromised. If your VPN Application uses IPSec Tunnelling to connect to the Internet do not configure a Proxy Server. Using a Proxy Server may potentially cause sensitive data not being sent down the secure tunnel. To ensure that a Proxy Server is disabled: 1. Tap Start > Settings > Connections tab > Connections. 2.
If you have set up another Internet connection, you are able to configure your MTC100 to use only the desired connection. 1. Tap Start > Settings > Connections tab > Connections. 2. Tap Advanced tab > Select Networks. 3. In the Programs that automatically connect to the Internet should connect using field, select the desired connection, and then tap OK. Managing Power A fully charged battery typically provides power for up to 8 hours of use.
• The display backlight goes off after 30 seconds of inactivity. This Backlight Setting feature is controlled via the Turn off backlight if not used for option. To review or adjust the Backlight Time, tap Start, Settings, System tab, Backlight, and then Battery Power (see Figure 10 on page 30). • The PDA automatically switches off after 2 minutes of inactivity. This Standby Time feature is controlled via the Turn off device if not used for option.
• Turn off the backlight manually or adjust its brightness. Press and hold the power button to turn off the backlight, or use the Backlight control panel (Tap Start, Settings, System tab and then Backlight) to adjust the backlight brightness (see Figure 11 on page 31).
. Figure 11: Backlight brightness settings • Suspend manually. The PDA may be suspended manually to save battery power by pressing the power button to turn it off.
Figure 12: Power settings • Always use AC power when connecting your MTC100 TETRA PDA to your PC. Note that your MTC100 TETRA PDA will not auto-suspend while it is connected. • Turn off sounds. Use the Sounds & Notifications control panel to turn off all but the must necessary system sounds. • Avoid using memory card accessories while on battery power. Some memory cards use considerable power and will quickly drain your battery. • Do not "listen" for infrared transfers (beam).
(OS) files are stored in (NOR) flash. By using flash memory for all applications, program and data files they are preserved if battery power is removed. SD Card Memory Your MTC100 TETRA PDA has an SD card slot which accepts an SD (Secure Digital) memory card. You can use memory cards for backup storage, archives, or to transfer large files to other devices. Memory cards can be purchased from a variety of third-party vendors. To insert an SD memory card: 1.
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This chapter gives solutions to common MTC100 TETRA PDA problems you may encounter when using the device. It also provides guidelines on taking care of your MTC100 TETRA PDA. If you encounter a problem you cannot solve, contact your help desk. Resetting PDA Warm Reset A warm reset may be required on rare occasions when your MTC100 TETRA PDA appears to cease responding, that is lock up. This could occur for example if the PDA is being used in or has been stored in a hot or humid environment.
wait 15 seconds, then slide it back to the right (on position). Do not use any wider instrument than a screwdriver to do – a stylus or pen for example would not fit between the switch and battery recess wall and would exert a downward force that could break the switch. As with the warm reset, all running applications will stop, any unsaved files will be lost, however all file system and registry data is preserved. In addition the time (clock) settings will be lost.
From time to time Motorola may offer a firmware (software) upgrade for MTC100 TETRA PDA. This will be distributed to customers by Motorola or its authorized resellers. To ensure the integrity of your data, you are advised to regularly back up important information. This can be done to a PC (using ActiveSync), or to an SD card, depending on your IT policy. Do not remove the battery door unless it is necessary. Removal of the battery door will cause the PDA to power down.
Power Problems Power Does Not Turn on When Using Battery The remaining battery power may be too low to run your MTC100 TETRA PDA. Connect the AC adapter to your MTC100 TETRA PDA and to external AC power. Then, turn on your MTC100 TETRA PDA. Charge the battery whenever possible to avoid running out of battery power. Battery Runs out of Power Quickly You might be using your MTC100 TETRA PDA in ways that drain power quickly.
• Reset your MTC100 TETRA PDA as described earlier in this chapter. • If you have an SD card, move data to the SD card as follows: Tap Start, Programs, then File Explorer. Press and hold the file you want to move, then tap Cut. Browse to My Documents folder in the SD card folder, tap Edit, then Paste. Files stored in folders other than My Documents or stored in subfolders within subfolders in My Documents may not show up in the list view of some programs.
Screen Responds Slowly • Make sure that your MTC100 TETRA PDA is not running out of battery power or running many active programs. If the problem still exists, reset your MTC100 TETRA PDA as described in Resetting Your MTC100 TETRA PDA earlier in this chapter. Screen freezes • Reset your MTC100 TETRA PDA as described in Resetting Your MTC100 TETRA PDA earlier in this chapter. Screen is Hard to Read • Make sure that the backlight of the display is on. • Adjust the level of backlight.
Connection Problems USB Dock/Cradle Connection Problems • Make sure that you have installed the correct version of ActiveSync on your desktop PC. Install the version ActiveSync included with your MTC100 TETRA PDA. • Make sure that your MTC100 TETRA PDA and your desktop PC are turned on. • Make sure that you do not have any other active connections. • When using the USB cradle, make sure that your MTC100 TETRA PDA is properly seated.
Infrared Connection Problems • Transfer only one file, or no more than 25 contact cards, at a time. • Position the IR ports so that they line up at a distance less than 20cm (8 inches) but more than 5cm (2 inches) apart. • Make sure that there are no obstacles between the IR ports. • Adjust the room lightning. Some types of light interfere with IR communications. Try moving to a different location or turning off some lights.
Prior to entering a potentially explosive area, the TETRA radio must be turned off. To turn the PDA off, press and hold the Power Button. If the PDA appears to have already entered suspend state (screen is blank), check whether the TETRA Service LED is off. If the LED is still lit red or green, this means the radio is still on (for example when Power modem off in suspend is disabled). In this case, turn the PDA back on, then off to ensure the LED goes off.
• Hand-carry your MTC100 TETRA PDA in a carrying case. • Consult the airlines first before using your MTC100 TETRA PDA on the plane. You need to be very careful when using electronic devices during the flight. When instructed to do so, turn off your MTC100 TETRA PDA when on board an aircraft. Any use of this MTC100 TETRA PDA must be in accordance with applicable regulations per airline crew instructions.
The PDA may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such interference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives. Other Medical Devices If you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information.
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Chapter 4: TETRA Explorer Application Introduction This chapter describes the features of the TETRA Explorer for a MTC100 TETRA PDA. The TETRA Explorer application provides the user with full control of the built-in TETRA Modem (TOM100). The TETRA Explorer application sends and receives AT commands over virtual or physical serial connections.
packets transmitted, packets received). • Hardware Status Message Reporting (for example, serial port error). • Network Message Reporting (for example, bit errors, MAC CRC errors, cell re-selection, LST, Authentication failure, Registration Failure, Attachment failure, any other unsolicited messages). • Receiving/Transmitting SDS Messages. • Capability of flashing the TOM100 modem by a Customer Programming Software using the USB interface.
Start and Exit TETRA Explorer Application Click on Start and a pull down menu will open. The user starts the TETRA Explorer application manually by clicking on the TETRA Explorer icon. The TETRA Explorer application will start up maximized and provide means to minimize it to system tray.
TETRA Explorer Tray Icons The TETRA Explorer application remains visible as long as it is running. The icon in the system tray reflects the current status of the MTC100 TETRA PDA.
Clicking on the TETRA Explorer application icon (by running the TETRA Explorer executable file) brings the TETRA Explorer application window and icon into the system tray. The system tray application icon will change according to the MTC100 TETRA PDA status mentioned above. Signal Quality Display The system tray application displays the signal quality icon animated according to the current signal quality. This allows users to find a location with the best reception.
Main Tab Click on the Main tab at the bottom of the screen and then the Dial Up button to initiate a PPP connection. After establishment of the PPP connection the TETRA Explorer Dial Up button caption will change to Hang up and the button icon to represent the hang up will be shown. Clicking on the Hang up button terminates the PPP connection and change the button icon to Dial Up again. The main TETRA Explorer application page provides a function to test the current PPP connection.
TETRA Explorer If the user attempts to call the test connection without the setup of the test IP, the application will pop up a notification window requesting the IP address setup (see section Setup). Packet Data Statistics The TETRA Explorer application displays packet data statistics. This info will be displayed upon establishing a PPP connection. How to establish a PPP connection has been described earlier.
Packet data statistics obtained from Tetra radio includes the following info: • Number of received bytes • Number of transmitted bytes • Discarded bytes in downlink • Discarded bytes in uplink • Average receive rate (bytes per second (bps) max 32000 bps, min 0 bps, N/A -1) • Average transmit rate (bytes per second (bps) max 32000 bps, min 0 bps, N/A -1) • Current packet data channel width (in TDMA slots) The packet data statistic will be refreshed periodically when the start screen is visible and a PPP conn
Status Tab The TETRA Explorer application displays the modem status of the currently connected TETRA radio when you are clicking on the Status tab at the bottom of the screen. TETRA Explorer The displayed parameters are split into three groups: • Hardware status • Network services • Encryption The group icons (folder icons) animate to prompt the user that there is some information in the visual group and it is required to expand the visual group branch in order to examine it.
Status images Notes Hardware group and Hardware error group Network group and Network error group Encryption group and Encryption error group BIT error message MAC CRC error message Cell reselection message Authentication failure, Registration Failure, Out Of Service, Attachment failure Serial port error messages Local site trunking mode to wide site trunking mode change Wrong system code TXI Active All information are received by the application as a result of unsolicited messages or an explicit request.
Security Tab The security functions that are used are as follows: • Enter PIN to unlock the TETRA terminal • Enter PUK • Disable PUK • Erase encryption keys (for administrators only) • Enable or Disable administration rights (for administrators only) PIN Enable - enter PIN to enable (unlock) the radio The PIN Enable function requires the user to enter the 57 TETRA Explorer • Initiate encryption key loading mode (for administrators only)
current PIN code. After successful verification of the PIN code the PIN input field becomes enabled. On unsuccessful PIN code verification the application will popup a message Wrong PIN to the user and repeat to enter PIN code. The numbers of re-tries of the PIN entries are defined in the builtin TETRA-Modem (TOM100) settings. Once the PIN is enabled then the PIN button on the Security menu in TETRA Explorer will show text PIN Disable.
The numbers of re-tries of the PIN entries are defined in the built-in TETRA-Modem (TOM100) settings. Enter PUK TETRA Explorer The user will be prompted to enter PUK when an API call fails with PUK-required error. The TETRA Explorer application automatically opens a dialog box that has 3 fields: PUK, new PIN, verify new PIN. In addition the software input panel (SIP) is automatically popped by the application and the TETRA Explorer main window is not visible any longer.
When opening the dialog box prompting to PIN/PUK then the TETRA Explorer window will be invisible. Exit from this Dialog box will terminate the TETRA Explorer. Setup Tab The Setup screen allows changing certain TETRA Explorer application parameters. The initial state is read from the system registry. PPP IP Address Enter the IP address for dial-up connection establishment. The default is 0.0.0.0 – automatic IP assignment. Ping IP Enter IP address for connection test (Ping).
0.0.0.0, which is an illegal value and users are prompted to enter a valid IP for the test to work. Refresh Interval (sec.) Enter explorer group refresh timer. The default value is 2 seconds, the range is from 2 to 99 seconds. User will be prompted to enter a correct value. The TETRA Explorer Application also provides a simple control panel display that allows the user to turn the TETRA Modem TOM100 ON or OFF, Enable or Disable TX Inhibit (TXI) mode, Enable or Disable de-sense operation using TX Inhibit.
Switch the TETRA Modem TOM100 On/Off The user is able to switch the TETRA Modem TOM100 On or Off from the main Control display by selecting On or Off from the control display. This will cause the TETRA Explorer application to operate the IGN (Ignition) line to power the modem On or Off. Enable or Disable the Modem Transmit Inhibit (TXI) Functionality The user is able to Enable or Disable the TOM100 TX Inhibit (TXI) functionality from the main Control display.
If you select Continue then no action is taken other than to close the dialogue box and proceed as normal. TXI remains active. Enable/Disable TXI Automatic De-sense Functionality Configuration and Storage The TETRA Explorer application permanently stores all of the configuration settings from the Control tab.
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Chapter 5: Technical Specifications Category Feature Specification Battery Extended (high capacity) battery and matching Back Cover Removable Lithium Ion 3.7V, 3600mAhr Charge Time typically 4-5 Hours using AC power adapter Backup Battery maintains the real time clock according to the Windows Mobile 5 recommendations AC Power Adapter with UK or EU plug. Input: 110-240V A.C. 0.6A 50-60Hz Output: 5V D.
KVL Key Loading adapter This provides a RS232 interface for Key loading of the TETRA radio modem via the bottom PDA connector Physical Maximum dimensions 154.4mm (L) x 88.8mm (W) x 33-43.5mm (H). 43.5mm occurs at battery Weight 450g maximum USB USB 1.1 support. RS232 Serial Port RS232 WLAN 802.11b/g Where fitted Bluetooth Bluetooth version 1.2 Where fitted GPS GPS Where fitted IrDA IrDA Camera Camera with LED flash CMOS. 1.
Display Audio Operating System Color Display 240x320 Transflective TFT panel 256K colors (3.
Memory and SDRAM Storage Internal Flash 128MB 196MB minimum (64MB on board processor) Ext. Flash Disk (SD Cards) Processor X-Scale Processor 520 MHz Peripherals Ext. Keyboard Support Ext.
Data Loss Disclaimer Before sending the MTC100 TETRA PDA out for service, be sure to backup all data and remove all third party software. With respect to all service provided, it is your responsibility to backup the contents of your MTC100 TETRA PDA, including any data you have stored or software you have installed on your MTC100 TETRA PDA.
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Chapter 6: Appendix This chapter gives you an overview about • • Battery Replacement • AC Adapter • Electrostatic Discharge Optional Accessories • • Desktop Charger PMLN5056_ Commercially Available Accessories • External USB Keyboard and Mouse Backup Battery An internal battery in the MTC100 TETRA PDA maintains certain RAM based configuration information including the clock in the event of primary battery discharge or removal.
About the AC Adapter. Only use the AC adapter supplied with your MTC100 TETRA PDA. Use of another type of AC adapter will result in malfunction and/ or danger. This product is intended to be supplied with a Listed Power Unit marked "LPS" and output rated +5 VDC/900 mA minimum. The AC adapter is designed to ensure your personal safety and to be compatible with this equipment. Please follow these guidelines: • Do not use the AC adapter in a high moisture environment.
To avoid losing data due to electrostatic discharges or other types of events, it is recommended that you regularly save and backup data as described in this User Guide. Optional Accessories • Use only Motorola-approved supplied accessories. • Use of non-Motorola - approved accessories may exceed RF exposure guidelines. For a list of Motorola-approved orderable accessories please see Orderable Accessories or ask your dealer or local Motorola contact.
Figure 15: Rear of the Desktop Charger Commercially Available Accessories External USB Keyboard and Mouse You can attach a USB external keyboard or mouse to the desktop charger’s USB-A port or the communication & power adapter. When connected to the desktop charger it is necessary to connect also the A/C travel charger to the charger prior to using a keyboard. How to get service 74 • For information about receiving service under warranty, contact your authorized Motorola sales channel or dealer.
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