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Motorola P100 Setting the power level, Keypad lock/unlock, Module, Basic Features Operations

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Module 4.1

Basic Features Operations

Setting the power level

P100 Series

•Select suitable power output level for optimum power/battery performance.

•Press <Power Select> to select H (High) or L (Low). Notice that the power level icon would change accordingly.

Keypad lock/unlock

•Lock the buttons to prevent radio settings from being changed.

•Press <Keypad lock> to lock or unlock the buttons (except <PTT> and <MON>). LOCK icon appears when the buttons are locked.

•Once buttons are locked, any button press would be ignored and would generate a negative tone.

•The lock/unlock status remains unchanged even when the radio is reset.

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Motorola P100 manual Setting the power level, Keypad lock/unlock, Module, Basic Features Operations

Contents

P100 Series Portable Two-Way Radios Training PresentationP100 Series Portable Two-Way Radios Training Presentation2. Feature and Benefit 3. AccessoriesModules 0. Product OverviewModule Content ModuleP100 Series Product Positioning & Pricing 0.1 Product PositioningCommercialP100 & Series MagOne & Alpha SeriesModule Motorola EMEA PortfolioCommercial Tier Professional TierModule Product Positioning1.2 Product Ergonomics 1.3 Specifications 1.4 Product Package P100 Series Product Overview1.1 Product Introduction 1.2 Product Attributes Module ContentProduct Introduction Quality Features at a Competitive PriceModule ModuleProduct Attributes Better AudioModule ModuleBetter Flexibility ModuleProduct Attributes ModuleEssential Feature Loaded ƒ Built-in DTMF Signalingƒ Li-Ion / NiMH Battery offering ƒ 99 Channels ƒ Build-in VOX ƒ Built-in Voice Inversion ScramblingDurable, Lightweight, Compact Design Simple Operation & Improved ErgonomicsComfortable Channel knob Well positioned buttons LED to indicate transmission modModule Product AttributesALT-Accelerated Life Test MIL Spec 810C, D, E and FModule Physical AttributesModule Understanding Status Icons ModuleIcon NameProgrammable Buttons Well positioned 3 front + 2 side programmable buttonsFunctions programmable via CPS Buttons are dual functional short and long pressLED Color Indicator ModuleLED Color StateProduct Specifications General SpecificationsLiIon battery NiMH batteryProduct Specifications cont ModuleModule TransmitterStandard Sales Model Content Radio Antenna Battery Li-Ion or NiMH Charger Belt clipUser Guide and Safety Manual Standard Package includesP100 Series Features and Benefits Module Content2.1 Conventional Features Benefits 2.2 Signaling Features Benefits 2.3 Physical Features Benefits 2.4 CPS Features & BenefitsModule Conventional Features & BenefitsModule Module Conventional Features & Benefits Con’tModule Module Signaling Features & Benefits-DTMF SignalingModule Physical Features & Benefits Larger speaker installed-Louder voice output5 Fully Programmable Buttons ModuleCPS Features & Benefits USB interface widely availableModule ModuleModule CPS User InterfaceModule Module CPS customer handouts and summaryModule P100 Series Accessories 3.1 Some Uses of Accessories 3.2 Remote Speaker Mic RSM 3.3 Headsets3.6 Carrying Accessories 3.7 Batteries & Chargers 3.8 Antennas 3.4 Earpieces / Ear sets 3.5 Surveillance KitModule Why Learn about AccessoriesƒAccessories complete and personalize a radio solution Some Uses of Accessories CarryMakes carrying a radio easier Protects the radio Ease of removal from beltEnsure Radio has energy when it needs Spare BatteriesAvoids unnecessary charge/ discharge cycles OthersMost commonly used audio accessory Remote Speaker Microphone RSMModule MDPMMN4029Secondary Audio Accessories for use with PMMN4013 RSM Allows option for discreet/private communications when using the RSMModule WADN4190Headsets Lightweight Temple Transducer HeadsetLightweight Headset Lightweight Headset Mag OneEarpieces/Earsets Discreet/private CommunicationsVarious styles to suit different user preferences Flexible Ear Receiver with In-Line Microphone and PTT/VOX switchSurveillance Kit Discreet / private communicationsHigh noise kits come with foam plugs to shield out noisy environments ModuleCarry Accessories ModuleBelt Clip Protective CaseBatteries & Chargers BatteriesSingle Unit Rapid Chargers PMNN4080 - 2150 mAH min, 2250 mAH typ Li-IonAntennas Flexible Whip AntennasHeliflex Antennas Stubby AntennasRadio Operation 4.2 Voice Inversion Scrambling 4.3 VOX Operation 4.4 FPPModule Content 4.1 Basic Features OperationsBasic Features Operations Turn knob clockwise PTT S1, S2 P1, P2, P32. Feature Enable / Disable ModuleModule for receiveBasic Features Operations Setting the power level Keypad lock/unlockBasic Features Operations ModuleEnable/Disable Voice Inversion Scrambling Voice Inversion ScramblingModule ModuleEnable/Disable VOX VOX OperationModule ModuleModule Entering Front Panel Programming ModeModule Backlight Battery Accessory Tone Volume Menu SystemCall List PhoneCPS Programming 5.1 CPS ProgrammingModule Content ModuleBasic setup CPS OperationsConnect the USB programming cable from the computer to the radio The screen as shown below will appearBasic Feature setup General Setting Button Assignment DTMF Signaling settingChannels Setting Scan List setting CPS Operations contGeneral Setting ModuleCPS Operations cont ModuleP100 Series