User's Guide

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Table Of Contents

General information
- Safety Information
- Regulatory
- How to use this document
Your radio at a glance
Battery
- Charging the battery
- Charging a 'flat' battery
- Fitting the battery
- Removing the battery
- Using Sepura approved batteries
Controls & indicators
- Navi-knob
- Navigation Keys
- Soft keys
- Context keys
- Status icons
- LED indicators
- Emergency button
Getting Started
- Fitting a microSD card
- Fitting a Smart card
- Antenna
- Power on
- Power off
- Locking and unlocking the keypad
- Home screen
- Shortcut Bar
- Notifications
- Menu
- SmartMenus
- Help
Emergency operation
- Making an Alarm call
- Receiving an Alarm call
- Clearing an Alarm call
- Power on Alarm call
Sound
- Adjusting the volume
- Loudspeaker on/off
- Whisper mode
- Audible tone alerts
- Vibration alerts (Haptics)
Personalising your radio
- Invert the display
- Adjusting the backlight
- Day/Night mode
- Adjusting text and icon size
- Setting the display language
- Menu style
- Time and Date
Talkgroups and folders
- Special folders
- Typical folder arrangement
- Talkgroup Selection Mode
- Folder Selection Mode
Contacts
- Searching and filtering contacts
- View contact details
- Creating contacts
- Editing contacts
- Delete all contacts
Calls
- Call types
- Call History
- Group calls
- Individual calls
- Broadcast calls
- Quick Calls
- Smart Calls
- Modifying your call setup
Text entry
- Cursor movement
- Character sets
Messages
- Message Inbox
- Opening messages
- View message details
- Reply to a message
- Saved messages
- Picture messages
- Paging alerts
Networks
- Authentication
- Change Network
- Transmit Inhibit
- Fallback Mode
Operating Modes
- DMO Mode
- Repeater Mode
- P25 Mutual Aid mode
Callout alerts
- Responding to Callouts
- Callout display
- Group calls to Callout group
- Information Phase
Features
- Privacy Screen
- View images
- Connector Protector
- User profiles
- Man Down
- Lone Worker
WAP
- Using WAP
- Browser menu
- Navigation menu
- Settings
- History menu
- Using bookmarks
- Call handling
GPS
- GPS position
- GPS direction
- GPS reporting options
Bluetooth®
- Bluetooth® on/off
- Audio devices
- Data devices
- Modify connected devices
Security
- PIN entry
- Change PIN
- Unlocking the radio after incorrect PIN entry
- End-to-End Encryption
- Zeroising
Asset management
- Labelling
- RFID tag
- Customising your radio
Accessories
- Belt clip
- Klick fast stud
- Fit an accessory
GLOSSARY

Note: Your radio cannot be programmed when Connector Protector on

page122 is enabled.

To program a single radio

A data/programming cable, with either an RS232 (D-type) connector or a USB

connector, is available from PowerTrunk for customising a single radio.

A data/programming cable, with either an RS232 (D-type) connector or a USB

connector, is available from PowerTrunk for customising a single radio.

1. Connect the USBprogramming cable to the computer.

Connect the cable to the radio by inserting the hook on the connector into

the slot as shown.

Secure the cable in position. Do not over tighten.

4. When programming is complete disconnect the cable from the radio.

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