Status Indicators, Fcn, Pwr, Serv, Use | Ericsson LBI-39110 guide

Extended Features - 2

	Press and hold		first and one of the
following keys twice.
Key	Function	Comments
	TESTMODE	Enters testmode (if
		enabled).
	ver group	Hold	key to display
		current software Group
		Version (as GXX VXX).

DISPLAY

The radio's display is shown below. The alphanumeric field is used to display system and group or channel names and also operational messages to the user. This line contains eight 14-segment alphanumeric characters. The middle numeric field displays call time length in minutes and seconds. The bottom line displays eight status flags .

Status Indicators

Eight status indicators show the various operating characteristics of the radio. Indicators are displayed to show the current operating status of the radio.

FCN	Indicates an extended function is
	currently being selected.
PWR	Indicates the transmitter is active.
SERV	Indicates the radio is in the range of
	a system and the control channel is
	available .
	Indicates the radio is receiving a
	signal on the selected channel or
	group.
(IN USE)

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Ericsson LBI-39110 manual Status Indicators, Fcn, Pwr, Serv, Use

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 Atmospheres Dynamite Blasting Caps Liquefied LP Gas Powered VehiclesOperating Procedures Radio Frequency EnergyPage Introduction Page Function Portion User Interface ButtonKeypad Momentarily Press Recalls numbers from memory locations Extended Features Volume UP ButtonVolume Down Button Numeric Portion Duplex operation Enables/disablesFor placing/storing Locks the radio PWR Status IndicatorsFCN Serv Edacs Applications Call Originate Alert Not used Indicates the radio’s keypad is lockedAlert Tones Call Queued Call Denied AutokeySystem Busy OUT of Range System Inoperative Turning The Radio ON/OFF Volume AdjustOperation General Edacs Operation Group Selection-Ramping Names KeySystem Selection-Direct Number Entry Group Selection-Direct Number Entry Interconnect Dialing Locking The RadioProgrammable Flex Keys Redial Key Storing An Individual Call ID Using Special Call ListsIndividual Call Notification Simplex Operation Storing a Telephone Number To The Call ListRecalling calls from the call list System Key usage Alert Key Call TimerCLR key Usage Last Digit Clear And Display Clear Simplex Unit. To enable the external mic, pressEXT MIC Handsfree Mute SPC ScanScan ADD/DELETE Pause Programmable Options Carrier Control Timer CCTOperator enters or . The length of pause is PC programmable Call Time-outs TX Disable-Group Option Automatic LoginSupervisory Mode Rx Disable-Group Option Low Battery Alarm Cleaning InstructionsBattery Voltage Indicator Control Channel Limits Standard Battery Removal Insertion Care and MaintenanceInserting and Removing a Battery Optional High Capacity Battery Removal Slide Indicator Recharging Using Rapid Multi-ChargerCharging a Battery Out of the Phone Plug the AC converter into an AC outlet Charging Your Battery Charging While the Battery is in the Phone Using the Rapid Travel Charger Locate the end of the battery with round charging contactsRemoving Battery Allow the radio to remain on until it turns itself off Using Smart Charging AccessoriesRestoring Battery Capacity Option MAh Standard BatteryAvailable Options Frequently Called Numbers Page Page Page Warranty Emergency Numbers