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Motorola T6320, T6300, T6310 manual Using the Barometer, Inches of Mercury Millibars

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Barometer

The barometer feature measures changes in atmospheric air pressure. Increases in pressure generally indicate stable or improving weather, while decreases in pressure indicate changing or stormy weather.

Note: The barometer feature displays the actual barometric pressure at the current altitude. The display has not been corrected to the barometric pressure at sea level.

Using the Barometer

Press~until BAROMETR appears.

The barometer screen displays	Inches of Mercury	Millibars
-- showing the atmospheric	b e f ggh i	b e f ggh i
pressure in the selected unit of	BAR 29.97	BAR 1015
measurement.	k lmnop	k lmnop
measurement.

Setting the Units of Measurement

To set the units of measurement for the barometer, select the BAROMETR mode and

the SETUNITS menu. Press x or z until your choice of INHG, or MBAR appears, then press {to set.

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Motorola T6320, T6300, T6310 manual Using the Barometer, Inches of Mercury Millibars

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Mode Page Contents Page Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy RF Operational CharacteristicsBody-Worn Operation Approved AccessoriesPortable Radio Operation and EME Exposure Two-Way Radio OperationElectromagnetic Interference/Compatibility FacilitiesAircraft Other Medical Devices Medical DevicesPacemakers Hearing AidsPotentially Explosive Atmospheres Safety and General Use While DrivingOperational Warnings For Vehicles with an Air BagBatteries Operational CautionsBlasting Caps and Areas AntennasKit Number Description DCharging Safety InstructionsSafety and General Information Xii Getting Started Getting StartedInstalling Batteries Battery Type Two-Way Use FM Stereo with Earbuds Or Headset Battery LifeCharging the NiMH battery StartedGetting CommPort Charging Dock Charging Status Microphone Speaker Use y to Basic Operation of Your Radio Use toUse ~ to Use ‰ toBelt Clip Turning On Your Radio Your Radio’s DisplayTurning Off Your Radio Modes Key SequenceBacklight Talking Setting the ChannelSetting the Code TalkingFeet up to two miles Radio VolumeUsing Accessories Talking RangeSignal strength indicator Call Tone and Call Display Signal Strength IndicatorAlerts AlertsVibraCall Keeping Time Setting the TimeSetting the Clock Display Keeping TimeTurning Off the Alarm TimeKeeping Stopwatch Hands-Free Use VOX Hands-Free Use VOXQuieT6000 PrivacyPrivacy Eavesdrop ReducerWeather WeatherTurning On the Weather Setting the Weather Alert Setting the Weather ChannelFinding an FM Station T6310 FeaturesT6310 Features Turning On the FM RadioPreset FM Stations Tuning Your FMCalibrating the Compass T6320 FeaturesT6320 Features CompassCompass Declination FeaturesUsing the Compass T6320FahrenheitCelsius Using the Thermometer FeatureSetting the Units of Measurement ThermometerUsing the Barometer BarometerInches of Mercury Millibars Using the Altimeter Setting the Altimeter LevelAltimeter Way Advanced TwoAdvanced Two-Way Channel Scanning Turning on Channel ScanningScan List Button Beeps Automatic Power OffAdvanced Two-Way Talk Confirmation ToneMonitor On ResetSetting the Battery Type MonitorUse and Care Use and CareIf the radio gets wet Canada Contact InformationFrequency and Code Charts Code ChartsCode Troubleshooting TroubleshootingTroubleshooting II. Other Warranty Conditions Motorola Limited WarrantyMotorola Limited Warranty What this Warranty Covers and for How LongIII. What This Warranty Does Not Cover VI. Patent and Software Provisions General ProvisionsVII. State and Jurisdiction Law Rights Export Law Assurances Computer Software CopyrightsFCC License Not Required Patent Notice6880907Z94 Buttons on your radio Motorola Talkabout T6300-Series Radio Quick Reference CardOptional Features Standard Features