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Motorola P100 manual Entering Front Panel Programming Mode, Module

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FPP

P100 Series

Front Panel Programming (FPP) enables the dealer/user to program the radio without using the CPS. This provides a great flexibility as the programming no longer reply on availability of CPS.

Entering Front Panel Programming Mode

•To do so, turn off the radio, hold the S1 button, and turn on the radio.

•Do not let go of the S1 button until the display shows ‘Backlight’. There will be the programming icon on the screen.

•Use the left/right keys to scroll through the menu, press PTT to enter the submenu, and press S1 to go back to the previous menu.

•To exit this mode, turn off the radio.

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Motorola P100 manual Entering Front Panel Programming Mode, Module

Contents

Portable Two-Way Radios Training Presentation P100 SeriesPortable Two-Way Radios Training Presentation P100 Series0. Product Overview 2. Feature and Benefit3. Accessories Modules0.1 Product Positioning Module ContentModule P100 Series Product Positioning & PricingMotorola EMEA Portfolio CommercialP100 & SeriesMagOne & Alpha Series ModuleProduct Positioning Commercial TierProfessional Tier ModuleModule Content 1.2 Product Ergonomics 1.3 Specifications 1.4 Product PackageP100 Series Product Overview 1.1 Product Introduction 1.2 Product AttributesModule Product IntroductionQuality Features at a Competitive Price ModuleModule Product AttributesBetter Audio ModuleModule Better FlexibilityModule Product Attributesƒ 99 Channels ƒ Build-in VOX ƒ Built-in Voice Inversion Scrambling Essential Feature Loadedƒ Built-in DTMF Signaling ƒ Li-Ion / NiMH Battery offeringLED to indicate transmission mod Durable, Lightweight, Compact DesignSimple Operation & Improved Ergonomics Comfortable Channel knob Well positioned buttonsMIL Spec 810C, D, E and F ModuleProduct Attributes ALT-Accelerated Life TestModule Physical AttributesModule Name Understanding Status IconsModule IconButtons are dual functional short and long press Programmable ButtonsWell positioned 3 front + 2 side programmable buttons Functions programmable via CPSState LED Color IndicatorModule LED ColorNiMH battery Product SpecificationsGeneral Specifications LiIon batteryTransmitter Product Specifications contModule ModuleStandard Package includes Standard Sales Model ContentRadio Antenna Battery Li-Ion or NiMH Charger Belt clip User Guide and Safety Manual2.3 Physical Features Benefits 2.4 CPS Features & Benefits P100 Series Features and BenefitsModule Content 2.1 Conventional Features Benefits 2.2 Signaling Features BenefitsModule Conventional Features & BenefitsModule Module Conventional Features & Benefits Con’tModule Module Signaling Features & Benefits-DTMF SignalingModule Module Physical Features & BenefitsLarger speaker installed-Louder voice output 5 Fully Programmable ButtonsModule CPS Features & BenefitsUSB interface widely available ModuleModule CPS User InterfaceModule Module CPS customer handouts and summaryModule 3.4 Earpieces / Ear sets 3.5 Surveillance Kit P100 Series Accessories3.1 Some Uses of Accessories 3.2 Remote Speaker Mic RSM 3.3 Headsets 3.6 Carrying Accessories 3.7 Batteries & Chargers 3.8 AntennasModule Why Learn about AccessoriesƒAccessories complete and personalize a radio solution Ease of removal from belt Some Uses of AccessoriesCarry Makes carrying a radio easier Protects the radioOthers Ensure Radio has energy when it needsSpare Batteries Avoids unnecessary charge/ discharge cyclesMDPMMN4029 Most commonly used audio accessoryRemote Speaker Microphone RSM ModuleWADN4190 Secondary Audio Accessories for use with PMMN4013 RSMAllows option for discreet/private communications when using the RSM ModuleLightweight Headset Mag One HeadsetsLightweight Temple Transducer Headset Lightweight HeadsetFlexible Ear Receiver with In-Line Microphone and PTT/VOX switch Earpieces/EarsetsDiscreet/private Communications Various styles to suit different user preferencesModule Surveillance KitDiscreet / private communications High noise kits come with foam plugs to shield out noisy environmentsProtective Case Carry AccessoriesModule Belt ClipPMNN4080 - 2150 mAH min, 2250 mAH typ Li-Ion Batteries & ChargersBatteries Single Unit Rapid ChargersStubby Antennas AntennasFlexible Whip Antennas Heliflex Antennas4.1 Basic Features Operations Radio Operation4.2 Voice Inversion Scrambling 4.3 VOX Operation 4.4 FPP Module ContentModule Basic Features OperationsTurn knob clockwise PTT S1, S2 P1, P2, P3 2. Feature Enable / DisableModule for receiveBasic Features Operations Module Setting the power levelKeypad lock/unlock Basic Features OperationsModule Enable/Disable Voice Inversion ScramblingVoice Inversion Scrambling ModuleModule Enable/Disable VOXVOX Operation ModuleModule Entering Front Panel Programming ModeModule Phone Backlight Battery Accessory Tone VolumeMenu System Call ListModule CPS Programming5.1 CPS Programming Module ContentThe screen as shown below will appear Basic setupCPS Operations Connect the USB programming cable from the computer to the radioCPS Operations cont Basic Feature setupGeneral Setting Button Assignment DTMF Signaling setting Channels Setting Scan List settingModule General SettingModule CPS Operations contP100 Series