Attaching the Antenna | Motorola MTH800 specs

Attaching the Antenna

Turn the MTH800 Off before installing or removing the antenna.

Insert the bottom of the antenna into the screw-in base on the top of the MTH800. Turn counter clockwise until snug. Do not force.

Turn counter-clockwise to attach

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Motorola MTH800 manual Attaching the Antenna

Contents

MTH800 Page Contents TMO Group Call Contents Phone and Pabx Calls Emergency Operation GPS Location Services Menu 101 Messages Writing Text Viii Safety Safety InformationGeneral Safety Information Copyright Information Product Specific Information Getting Started How to Use this GuideGetting Started Description Installing the Battery Example DescriptionStatus Delivered Replacing the Battery Charging the Battery Storage Battery Capacity InformationBattery Maintenance Information Description First Time Battery Charging Extending Battery LifeBattery Charging Temperature Battery Charging Rules Attaching the Antenna Controls and Indicators Number Description External Antenna Connector Powering On/Off On-Off/End/Home Key This feature, press Powering On Emergency ButtonPowering On with Transmit Inhibit TXI Active Unlocking the MTH800 Selecting Your Network How to Hold Your MTH800Locking/Unlocking the Keys/Buttons Press Use in High Audio Group and Private Calls Looking after your MTH800Use in Low Audio Phone, PABX, and Full-duplex Private Calls Lapel/Shoulder Use Started DisplayGetting Home Idle Display DMO Gateway Status Icon Description Direct ModeBattery Strength General Icons All Tones Off Getting Started Key, Knob, and Button Overview LED Status IndicatorIndicator Status Soft Keys Rotary Knob Examples of Menu and Sub-menusExample of Context Sensitive Menu Side Keys Emergency ButtonFunction Keys Rotary Knob Programming Side Key Programming Feature Description Programmable Numeric Keys Type of Call Menu Setting Key Use Aliases NamesSpeaker Control Key Screen Saver Home Display Text Message Terminal Disable/Enable Selecting TMO or DMO OperationGeneral TMO Calls Select More... Networks Direct ModeEntering TMO or DMO Select More... Networks Trunked Receiving Calls Making CallsModifying the Type of Call DMO Calls Preemptive Calling Half-duplex Private PPC Received Receiving an Emergency Group Call during a CallReceiving a Private PPC during a Call Full-duplex Private PPC Received Broadcast Call Ambience Listening AL Cancelling a Call Using In-call Features GettingHandsfree Speakerphone Local Area Service Entering Local Area ServiceMuting/Unmuting the Bottom Microphone Exiting Local Area Service TMO Group Call General Dual Microphone Feature Selecting a GroupTMO Group Call Using Alphabetic Search Using the Rotary KnobUsing the Navigation Key Using Folder Search Group Scrolling Configuration Selecting a FolderMy Groups Folder Activating/deactivating Scanning Making a Group Call Receiving a Group Call CallTMO Group Receiving a Group Call in Idle Screen with Scan Off Receiving a Group Call in Idle Screen with Scan On Receiving an Emergency Group Call Transmit InhibitReceiving a Group Call during an On-going Group Call Receiving a Broadcast Call Dynamic Group Number Assignment Dgna Dgna Reception with Notification Message Group Call Dgna Reception without Notification MessageBack DMO Group Call Selecting the My Groups Folder Making a DMO Group Call without Gate- wayDMO Group Making a DMO Group Call via Gateway Adding/Deleting Groups from the My Groups Folder GW Options Receiving a DMO Group Call Receiving a DMO Group Call not via Gateway Receiving an Emergency Group Call Exiting DMOReceiving a Group Call via Gateway Private Call Making a Private CallPrivate Call Short Number Dial Other Ways of DialingDialing via Contact List Recent Calls List One-touch Dial Receiving a Private CallMaking a Private PPC Preemptive Priority Call Calling a Number in a Message Call Queuing Phone and Pabx Calls Making a Phone or Pabx CallPhone and Pabx Calls Dialing via the Contact List Speed Dial Answering a Phone or Pabx Call Dtmf Overdial Emergency in TMO Dual Microphone FeatureEmergency Operation Important Information Entering or Exiting Emergency Mode Emergency OperationChanging Folder or Group Sending an Emergency Alarm Alarm Sent Alarm Failed Hot Microphone Feature Making an Emergency Group Call Making an Emergency Private Call Emergency in DMO General Receiving an Emergency Private CallModifying the Type of Call Proceed as explained in the Group Call section, See Important Things to Keep in Mind GPS Location ServicesGPS Location Services Important Things to Keep in Mind Enhancing GPS Performance GPS Enable/Disable GPS Icon Entering GPS Location Service Viewing Your PositionSelect More... Location GPS Testpage Satellite Almanac Data Number of satellites used Entering the TestpagePosition Horizontal speed HS Level of confidence in percent LC Power Version Lect More... Location Testpage VersionRelease Code RC Menu MenuTo Enter the Menu Items To Return to the Previous Level To Exit the Menu Items Menu Icons List of Menu Items Styles List of Menu Items Cont’d New Entry Shortcut name More Cont’d Location Messages ContactsContact Icons Creating a Contact Deleting a Contact Editing a ContactDeleting a Number Checking Capacity Security PIN Protect How to unblock the MTH800 Change Code Locking/Unlocking the Keypad Air Encryption On/Off Encryption Key Deletion Validity Setting the Vibrate Feature Menu SetupEntering the Setup Sub-menu SCK Validity Setting the Ring Style VolumeSelect. Press Back to exit Setting Up the Data Function Setting the VolumeSetting the Display’s Working Language Language Setting Group Audio Setup Setting Tones Setting Keypad ToneSetting All Tones Setting Clear to Send Display FeaturesSetting Talk Permit Tone Display Setting the Display’s Vertical Flip From the main menu, select Setup Display Flip Display Setting the Text Size Setting the Screen Saver Disable Setting the BacklightSetting the Wallpaper Auto Entering More Entering Group SetupSetting the Contrast Entering Scan Set Scanning to Off Setting Group ScanningSet Scanning to On Selecting a List with Scanning On Viewing the Active Scan List Selecting a List with Scanning OffNetwork List Group Setup Scan Scan Lists Editing Scan ListsPage Selecting a Group from My Groups Group Setup My Groups Select. IfMy Groups TMO/DMO Adding a Group to My Groups Deleting All Groups from My Groups Viewing/Modifying Personal InformationRecent Calls Select My Private Number or My Phone Number Viewing Recent Calls Storing Recent Calls to Contacts Deleting Recent Calls Calling from Recent Calls Creating Menu Shortcut ShortcutsHelp on Creating a Menu Shortcut Viewing the Menu Shortcut List Menu Shortcut Use Deleting ShortcutsShortcut Display Messages Shortcut not Allowed for this Item Entering the Networks Sub-menu Using the Select Net RegistrationNetworks Selecting Your Network Setting Transmit Inhibit TXI Mode Selecting Trunked ModeSelecting Direct Mode Network Trunked Mode Mode Select ActivateSelect Deactivate Messages Sending a Text MessageGeneral Sending a text message during a Group Call if configured Receiving MessagesDisplaying Long Text Messages Creating a Message Entering the Messages Sub-menuNew Message Sending the Message Using the Inbox Inbox IconsEntering the Inbox Handling Messages Reading a Message in the InboxNew Message Received Message, press Select one Calling a Number in a Message User Defined Templates Predefined Templates Editing a Predefined Template Press To enter the Predefined Menu and select oneView Sending a Predefined Template Sending a Status Message to a Group Targeted Status 113 Adding Secondary to the List of Text Entry Modes Selecting the Text Entry ModeWriting Text Selecting the Text Entry Method and Language Writing Text Symbolic Icon DescriptionIcons Primary Icons Secondary Icons Description TAP Display ITAP Display Key Alphanumeric Mode TAP/iTAP Keys Usage Key Numeric Mode Key Symbol Mode 119 Select Other KeysKey Description Delete Entry Mode , Writing in iTAP Alphanumeric Entry Setup, Writing in Numeric ModeWriting in Symbol Mode Writing in TAP Alphanumeric Adding Words to the Dictionary Entry Mode, What to do if Messages Message Description What to do if 125 126 What Tones Description Type Repeated IdleCall Description Type Repeated TonesIncoming Calls General Tones Appendix A. Accessories Batteries Appendix A. Accessories Carrying Accessories Index 134 Index 135 136 137 138 MTH800 Quick Reference Guide 140