Ericsson LBI-39110 manual User Interface Button, Keypad, Function Portion, Momentarily Press

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The keypad is used for manual number entry for individual calls, access to a telephone interconnect system and activation of various EDACS or conventional features. The keypad is divided into both a function portion and a numeric portion as is found on a basic push-button telephone.

The display has an eight alphanumeric character line (upper line) used to show the operational mode of the radio and has a numeric character line (middle line) used to show talk time. Eight status indicators, used to indicate various operating conditions, such as; function key pressed, transmitter on, service available, radio in use, horn alert active, radio locked or transmit muted, are located below the character lines within the display.

USER INTERFACE

BUTTON

PUSH–TO–TALKEnables the radio's transmitter. (PTT) BUTTON PTT must be held down to

transmit during simplex opera tion.

KEYPAD

Function Portion

Two functions button;

1. Momentarily Press.

Terminates any ongoing activity. If the radio is designated as supervisory, it drops any ongoing group call.

2.Press and Hold (approximately 2 seconds).

Applies power to the radio. Press and hold the ON/END button to turn the radio on. All status indicators turn on momentarily and after 2 seconds a short beep is heard and the message ---ON---will be displayed on the LCD. Press a second time to turn the radio off. After 2 seconds short beep is heard and the message TURN OFFwill be displayed on the LCD. When turned off, the radio retains the

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Contents Operators Manual Table of Contents Table of Contents Important Safety Information List of possible hazards follows Safety InformationProduct has been exposed to rain or moisture or Explosive AtmospheresDynamite Blasting Caps Liquefied LP Gas Powered VehiclesOperating Procedures Radio Frequency EnergyPage Introduction Page Function Portion User Interface ButtonKeypad Momentarily PressRecalls numbers from memory locations Extended Features Volume UP ButtonVolume Down Button Numeric PortionDuplex operation Enables/disablesFor placing/storing Locks the radioPWR Status IndicatorsFCN ServEdacs Applications Call Originate Alert Not used Indicates the radio’s keypad is lockedAlert Tones Call QueuedCall Denied AutokeySystem Busy OUT of Range System InoperativeTurning The Radio ON/OFF Volume AdjustOperation General Edacs OperationGroup Selection-Ramping Names KeySystem Selection-Direct Number Entry Group Selection-Direct Number EntryInterconnect Dialing Locking The RadioProgrammable Flex Keys Redial KeyIndividual Call Notification Using Special Call ListsStoring An Individual Call ID Simplex Operation Storing a Telephone Number To The Call ListRecalling calls from the call list System Key usageCLR key Usage Last Digit Clear And Display Clear Call TimerAlert Key Simplex Unit. To enable the external mic, pressEXT MIC Handsfree MuteSPC ScanScan ADD/DELETE PauseProgrammable Options Carrier Control Timer CCTOperator enters or . The length of pause is PC programmable Call Time-outsTX Disable-Group Option Automatic LoginSupervisory Mode Rx Disable-Group OptionLow Battery Alarm Cleaning InstructionsBattery Voltage Indicator Control Channel LimitsInserting and Removing a Battery Care and MaintenanceStandard Battery Removal Insertion Optional High Capacity Battery Removal Slide IndicatorRecharging Using Rapid Multi-ChargerCharging a Battery Out of the Phone Plug the AC converter into an AC outletCharging Your Battery Charging While the Battery is in the PhoneRemoving Battery Locate the end of the battery with round charging contactsUsing the Rapid Travel Charger Restoring Battery Capacity Using Smart Charging AccessoriesAllow the radio to remain on until it turns itself off Available Options MAh Standard BatteryOption Frequently Called Numbers Page Page Page Warranty Emergency Numbers