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Motorola GM380 manual Using the Backlight Button, Utilities, Using the Menu, English

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BACKLIGHT

UTILITIES

BACKLIGHT

Backlight illuminates the radio display, keypad and menu navigation keys.

Your radio can be programmed to have the backlight permanently on, permanently off or a timed period, when any new information being displayed causes the backlight to remain on for 10 seconds.

You can switch On or Off the Backlight by using a pre-programmed Backlight button or via the menu.

Using the Backlight Button

1.Press the Backlight button to switch Backlight on, when the feature enable alert will sound and the display will show:

Backlight Tmd

or Backlight On

2.Press the Backlight button again to switch Backlight off, when the feature disable alert will sound and the display will show:

Backlight Off

Using the Menu

1Ensure radio is in IDLE STATE.

2cto enter Menu Mode.

3 +or euntil: Utilities

4cto select

5 +or euntil: Backlight

6cto select

	Display shows	Off
	current status e.g. :
7	+or euntil:	On
		or
		Timed
8	cto select e.g.:	Timed
	Display shows:	Selected
	(for 2 seconds)

9Radio exits menu mode and display

shows e.g.:

Chan: 05

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Motorola GM380 manual Using the Backlight Button, Utilities, Using the Menu, English

Contents

GM380 Issue JulyProfessional Radio User GuidePage 1English CONTENTSCONTENTS CONTENTS Computer Software CopyrightEnglish MICROPHONE CONTROLS RADIO OVERVIEWRADIO CONTROLS PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONSRADIO OVERVIEW FeatureDescription EnglishFeature RADIO5English DescriptionDescription FeatureRADIO OVERVIEW EnglishKEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK 1 2 4 5 7 8 0 # $ %KEYPAD KEYS 7EnglishRADIO OVERVIEW xy c vz wMENU KEYS English9English MENU NAVIGATION CHARTMenu Navigation English LCD DISPLAY AND ICONSRADIO OVERVIEW RADIO OVERVIEW AUDIO SIGNAL TONES11English English LED INDICATORSRADIO OVERVIEW TURNING THE RADIO ON OR OFF ADJUSTING THE VOLUMEGETTING STARTED RADIO ON MESSAGEEnglish Selecting a Radio ChannelGETTING STARTED 4 Display shows e.g15English Memory ChannelSending a Call GETTING STARTEDEnding a Call Cancelling a CallReceiving a Call GETTING STARTEDReceiving a Selective Call RADIO CALLSSELECTIVE CALLS Making a Selective Call RADIO CALLSEnglish CONTACT LISTRADIO CALLS RADIO CALLS Keypad Edit19English English MISSED CALLSRADIO CALLS 21English RADIO CALLSEnglish RADIO CALLSTo exit the Missed Call List 23English STATUS CALLSMaking a Status Call RADIO CALLSYour radio receives a Status Call when Receiving a Status CallRADIO CALLS EnglishRADIO CALLS EMERGENCY CALL25English RADIO CALLS DTMFAutomatic/Manual English27English RADIO CALLSRADIO CALLS Permanent DTMF ModeUsing the DTMF Button EnglishRADIO CALLS 29EnglishUsing the Menu To initiate a DTMF call in permanent live dial RADIO CALLSEnglish Voice Recorder FEATURESVOICE STORAGE 31 EnglishEnglish FEATURESTo record a memo To playback a recorded call or memo 33EnglishFEATURES To delete a recorded call or memoTo pre-record an emergency message Emergency MessageFEATURES EnglishFEATURES PUBLIC ADDRESS MODE35English English CAR RADIO MUTEFEATURES 37English UTILITIESUTILITIES DTMF DTMF means Dual Tone Multi Frequency and is used when the radio is required to operate in a radio system with an interface to telephone systemsUTILITIES EnglishSTARTING OR STOPPING SCAN Using the Scan ButtonSCAN 39EnglishTALKBACK Using the MenuPRIORITY CHANNEL UTILITIESUsing the Scan Button DELETING A NUISANCE CHANNEL41English Using the Menu1Ensure radio is in IDLE STATE Using the MenuUTILITIES 43English Using the Talkaround ButtonTALKAROUND Using the MenuUsing the Menu EXTERNAL ALARMUsing the External Alarm Button UTILITIES45English Using the Lone Worker ButtonLONE WORKER Using the MenuUTILITIES Using the MenuPower Level English47English Using the Companding ButtonCOMPANDING Using the MenuUsing the Menu Using the Backlight ButtonBACKLIGHT UTILITIESUsing the Menu BRIGHTNESS49English UTILITIESUsing the Menu Using the Option Board ButtonOPTION BOARD UTILITIESUTILITIES VOICE OPERATED TRANSMIT VOX51English English STUN/UNSTUNUTILITIES RADIO INFORMATION To access Radio InformationRADIO INFORMATION 53English+or efor RADIO INFORMATIONEnglish SW VersionExposure To Radio Frequency Energy SAFETY INFORMATIONSAFETY 55EnglishPotentially Explosive Electromagnetic Interference/CompatibilityOperational Warnings AtmospheresSAFETY Control Station Operation57English English General Radio CareSAFETY