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Motorola ST7000 Feature User Manual (91 pages)
Mobile Release 18.5
Brand:
Motorola
| Category:
Portable Radio
| Size: 3.49 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
8
List of Tables
9
Safety Information
10
Copyrights
11
Chapter 1: General Information
12
Icon Conventions
12
Using this Guide
12
Feature and Service Availability
12
Table 1: Special Notations
12
Chapter 2: Getting Started
13
Product Technical Information
13
Before Power on
13
Table 2: Product Technical Information
13
Removing and Attaching the Battery Cover
14
Replacing Antenna
14
Installing the SIM Card
15
Figure 1: Opening the Sim/Microsd Door
16
Figure 2: Opening the SIM Connector Door
16
Figure 3: Inserting SIM Card
16
Figure 4: Closing the SIM Connector Door
16
Figure 5: Sim/Microsd Door Latch
17
Figure 6: Opening the Sim/Microsd Door
17
Figure 7: Opening the SIM Connector Door
17
Removing the SIM Card
17
Figure 10: Sim/Microsd Door Latch
18
Figure 8: Removing the SIM Card
18
Figure 9: Closing the SIM Connector Door
18
Installing the Microsd Card
19
Removing the Microsd Card
20
Microsd Card
18
Installing the Battery
22
Removing the Battery
22
Battery Charging Indications
23
Charging the Battery
23
Figure 11: Charger Mode Screen
24
Low Battery Indication
24
Table 3: Battery Icons
24
Controls and Indicators
25
Figure 12: ST7000 Controls and Indicators
25
Powering on the Radio
27
Writing Text
27
Text Entry Icons
27
Table 4: Text Entry Screen Icons
27
Keys Usage
28
Display
28
Figure 13: Default Home Screen with Icons
28
Table 5: Keys Usage
28
Table 6: Display
28
Configurable Idle Screen
29
Status Icons
29
Table 7: Trunked Mode Operation (TMO) Icons
29
Table 8: Direct Mode Operation (DMO) Icons
29
Table 9: General Icons
30
Holding Your Radio
31
High or Low Audio Toggle
32
Using High Audio
32
Using Low Audio
32
During a Call
33
Entering TMO or DMO Mode
33
Selecting Talkgroups
33
Table 10: During the Call
33
One-Touch Buttons
34
Table 11: One-Touch Button Features
34
Chapter 3: Modes
36
Trunked Mode Operation
36
Entering TMO Mode
36
Making Group Calls in TMO
36
Figure 14: Trunked Mode Operation
36
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
37
Receiving Group Calls During Ongoing Group Calls
37
Dynamic Group Number Assignment (DGNA)
37
DGNA Auto Select Group
37
DGNA Reception
37
DGNA Auto Reselect Group
38
Broadcast Call
38
Phone and PABX Calls
38
Local Site Trunking
38
Entering Local Site Trunking
38
Exiting Local Site Trunking
39
Direct Mode Operation
39
Entering DMO Mode
39
Figure 15: Direct Mode Operation
39
Making Group Calls in DMO
40
Receiving Group Calls in Idle
40
Selecting DMO Communications Options
40
DMO Private Priority Call
41
Talkgroup for Individual Calls
41
Communication through Repeaters
41
Figure 16: Communication through Repeaters
41
Communication through Gateways
42
Gateway and Repeater Synchronization
42
Figure 17: Communication through Gateways
42
Transmit Inhibit Mode
43
Emergency Operations
43
Emergency Alarm
44
Emergency Group Call
44
Making Emergency Group Calls
44
Receiving Emergency Group Calls
44
Non-Tactical Emergency
45
Emergency Individual Calls (Private or MSISDN)
45
Emergency SDS Status
45
Emergency Hot Microphone
45
Alternating Hot Microphone
46
Invisible Emergency
46
Emergency Mode by Dialing
46
Emergency Destination in Local Site Trunking
46
Exiting Emergency Operations
47
Chapter 4: Main Menu
48
Scrolling through the Menu
48
Menu Icons
48
Table 12: Menu Icons
48
Dialer
49
Making Private Calls
49
Making Phone or PABX Calls
50
Messages
50
New Message
51
Sending Messages to Groups
51
Sending Messages to Private or Phone
51
Sending Store and Forward Messages
51
Delivery Report
52
Table 13: Description of Delivery Report Notification
52
Inbox
54
Opening the Inbox
54
Receiving New Messages
54
Table 14: Inbox Icons
54
Using Submenus in Inbox and Outbox
54
Calling Numbers from Messages
56
Embedded Number
56
Making Group Calls on the Talkgroup of the Message Sender
56
Outbox
56
Table 15: Outbox Icons
56
Opening the Outbox
57
Templates
57
Sending User-Defined Templates
57
Managing User-Defined Templates
58
Predefined Templates
58
Sending Predefined Templates
58
Viewing Predefined Templates
58
Status Messages
59
Sending Status Messages
59
Targeted Status Messages
59
Viewing a Status Message Number
59
Additional Address
60
Enabling or Disabling Additional Address
60
Selecting Additional Address
60
Favorite Contacts
60
Dialing through the Favorite Contacts List
61
Contacts
61
Table 16: Contact Types
61
Dialing through the Contact List
62
Talkgroup
62
Setting Talkgroup Folders
62
Setting Extended Talkgroup Folders
62
Setting Favorite Talkgroup
63
Bluetooth
63
Bluetooth Settings
63
Configuring Bluetooth Settings
63
Enabling and Disabling Bluetooth
64
Pairing Bluetooth Devices with Your Radio
64
Devices
64
Connecting or Disconnecting Devices
65
Managing Devices
65
Disconnecting All Devices
65
Setting Indoor Location
66
Viewing Detected Beacons
66
Connecting Firearms Devices
66
Scan
67
Activating Talkgroup Scanning
67
Security
67
Air Encryption
67
Deleting User Keys
68
Viewing Air Encryption State
68
K Validity
68
Verifying K Validity
68
SCK (Air Interface Encryption Class 2)
68
Dmo Sck
69
Tmo Sck
69
Viewing the Status of DMO SCK
69
Covert Solution
70
Setup
70
Vibrate
70
Setting Default Vibrate
70
Location
71
Enabling or Disabling Location
71
Language
71
All Tones
71
Setting Language
71
Tones
71
D-PTT Preempt Group Call
72
D-PTT Tones
72
Time and Date
72
Setting Automatic Updates for the Time and Date
73
Setting the Date Manually
73
Setting the Time Manually
73
Setting Time Offset
73
Accessory (Accry) Setup
74
Default Setting
74
Selecting Core/Other/Secondary Accessories
74
Selecting Default Setting
74
My Info
74
Viewing Personal Information
75
Networks
75
Selecting Network Operation Mode
75
Crypto Menu
75
Enabling or Disabling CRYPTR Micro End-To-End Encryption
76
Enabling or Disabling SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
76
Chapter 5: Features
77
Ambience Listening (AL) Call
77
Bluetooth
77
Bluetooth Interactions
78
Discoverable Mode
78
Add Bluetooth Devices
78
Bluetooth Smart Proximity Pairing
79
Bluetooth Sensor Data
79
Collaborative Messaging
79
CRYPTR Micro End-To-End Encryption
80
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Location Service
80
Table 17: Radio Interactions
80
Enhance Performance
81
GNSS Accuracy
82
Location Report Backlog
82
Individual Call
82
Private Call
83
Phone and PABX Calls
83
Receiving Individual Calls
83
SIM Card End-To-End Encryption
83
Table 18: Interactions between Radios with and Without SIM Cards
83
Terminal Permanent Disable
84
Terminal Temporary Disable or Enable
84
Appendix A: Tones
85
Table 19: Radio Tones
85
Appendix B: LED Indications
87
Table 20: LED Status Indications
87
Table 21: Battery Charging LED Indications
87
Appendix C: Troubleshooting
88
Table 22: Displayed Messages
88
Appendix D: Maintenance
91
Extending Battery Life
91
Battery Charging Temperature
91
Additional Battery Warnings/Cautions
91
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Motorola ST7000 Basic Service Manual (92 pages)
Brand:
Motorola
| Category:
Two-Way Radio
| Size: 18.77 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
2
List of Figures
6
List of Tables
8
List of Procedures
9
Copyrights
11
Document History
12
Table 1: Document History
12
Scope of this Manual
13
Notations Used in this Manual
14
Compliance with RF Exposure Standards
15
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) Regulations
15
Safety Information
15
Operating Instructions
16
RF Energy Exposure Awareness, Control Information, and Operational Instructions for Occupational Use
16
RF Exposure Compliance and Control Guidelines
16
Additional Information
17
Approved Accessories
17
Intrinsically Safe Radio Information
17
Operational Cautions for Intrinsic Safe Equipment
17
Do Not Substitute Options or Accessories
18
Repair
18
Electromagnetic Interference/Compatibility
19
European Union Directives Conformance Statement
19
Use of Communication Devices While Driving
19
Operational Cautions
20
Operational Warnings
20
After Warranty Period
21
Warranty and Service Support
21
Warranty Period and Return Instructions
21
Related EMEA Region Publications
22
Table 2: Quick Start Guides
22
Table 3: User Manuals
22
Table 4: Other Related Manuals
23
Chapter 1: Model Information
24
ST7000 Model Specifications
24
Table 5: ST7000 Sales Models
24
Table 6: General Specifications for 380-430 Mhz Sales Models
24
Table 7: Receiver Specifications for 380-430 Mhz Sales Models
25
Table 8: Transmitter Specifications for 380-430 Mhz Sales Models
25
Sales Model Nomenclature
26
Table 9: Model Numbering Scheme
26
Table 10: Sales Models - Description of Positions
26
Chapter 2: Overview
28
Digital Modulation Technology
28
Voice Compression Technology
28
Transceiver
28
Digital Section
29
Transmitter Path
29
Receiver Path
29
Frequency Generating Section
30
Bluetooth Section
30
Global Navigation Satellite System Section
30
Chapter 3: Programming the Radio
31
Chapter 4: Test Setup and Testing
32
Typical Test Setup
32
Figure 1: Battery Eliminator Overview
33
Table 11: Battery Eliminator Overview
33
Assembly Procedures
34
Figure 2: Typical Test Setup
34
Figure 3: Battery Eliminator Insertion
35
Disassembly Procedures
36
Figure 4: RF Cable Kit Insertion
36
Figure 5: Removing RF Cable Kit
37
Flashing Mode
38
Figure 6: Battery Eliminator Removal
38
Connecting the Radio in Blank Flash Mode
39
Figure 7: Connecting the Radio in Blank Flash Mode (1 of 2)
39
Connecting the Radio in USB-C/Norm Mode
40
Figure 8: Connecting the Radio in Blank Flash Mode (2 of 2)
40
Connecting the Radio in UART Mode
41
Figure 9: Connecting the Radio in USB-C/Norm Mode
41
Test Check List
42
Figure 10: Connecting the Radio in UART Mode
42
Table 12: Test Setup for 380-430 Mhz Radio Models
42
Transmitter Tests
43
Call Processing Tests
43
Duplex Test
44
Configuring IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920 Setup
44
Configuring IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920 Setup for Japan Radios
45
Configuring IFR 2968 Setup
46
Configuring IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920 Manual Screen Test
48
Configuring IFR 2968 Manual Screen Test
48
RF Tests
49
Testing Receiver Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
49
Testing Receiver Using IFR 2968
49
Testing Transmitter Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
50
Testing Transmitter Using IFR 2968
50
Call Processing Tests
51
Talk Back Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
51
Talk Back Using IFR 2968
51
Call to Mobile
51
Digital Duplex Test (Tx) Using IFR 3901/IFR 3902/IFR 3920
52
Digital Duplex Test (Tx) Using IFR 2968
52
Manual Mode Testing
53
Testing in DALT Mode
53
Testing Charger Recognition
60
Proximity Sensor Calibration
61
Table 13: Specification for Proximity Sensor Calibration
61
Captouch Button Calibration
62
Service Flowchart
64
Figure 11: Service Flowchart
64
Chapter 5: Maintenance
65
Preventive Maintenance
65
Safe Handling of CMOS and LDMOS Devices
66
General Repair Procedures and Techniques
67
Table 14: Lead Free Solder Wire Part Number List
67
Table 15: Lead Free Solder Paste Part Number List
67
Pre-Baking of Integrated Circuits
68
Table 16: Moisture Sensitivity Levels (MSL)
68
Level 1 and Level 2 Maintenance
69
Replacement Parts
69
Radio Replacement Parts List
69
Figure 12: Exploded View
70
Table 17: Radio Replacement Parts List
70
Accessories Replacement Parts List
72
Table 18: Antennas
72
Table 19: Antenna Rings
72
Table 20: Audio Accessories
72
Table 21: Operations Critical Wireless Accessories
72
Table 22: Batteries and Chargers
73
Table 23: Carry Accessories
73
Table 24: Power Cords
73
Radio Disassembly and Reassembly
74
Torque Specification Chart
74
Disassembling the Radio
74
Table 25: Power Supply
74
Table 26: Programming Cable
74
Table 27: Miscellaneous
74
Table 28: Torque Specification Chart
74
Removing the Antenna
75
Removing the Back Cover
75
Removing the Battery
75
Figure 13: Removing the Antenna
75
Figure 14: Removing the Battery Cover
75
Removing the Front Cover
76
Figure 15: Removing the Battery
76
Figure 16: Removing the Main Screws
76
Figure 17: Removing the Front Cover
76
Removing the Main Board
77
Figure 18: Detaching the OLED Display Flex Board-To-Board Connector
77
Figure 19: Detaching the USB Board-To-Board Flex Connector
77
Figure 20: Removing the USB Board-To-Board Flex Connector from the Main Board
77
Figure 21: Removing the Main Board
77
Removing the Internal Antenna Module Assembly
78
Removing the USB-C/Audio Jack Flex Assembly
78
Figure 22: Detaching the Internal Antenna Module Assembly
78
Figure 23: Removing the USB-C/Audio Jack Retainer Screw
78
Figure 24: Removing the USB-C/Audio Jack Metal Retainer
78
Removing the OLED Display Module Assembly
79
Figure 25: Removing the USB-C/Audio Jack Flex Assembly
79
Figure 26: Detaching the Capacitive Touch Metal Retainer
79
Figure 27: Removing the Capacitive Touch Metal Retainer
79
Figure 28: Detaching the OLED Capacitive Touch Proximity Module Assembly
79
Removing the Main Seal
80
Reassembling the Radio
80
Figure 29: Removing the OLED Display Module Assembly
80
Figure 30: Removing the Black Tape
80
Figure 31: Removing the Main Seal
80
Attaching the Main Seal
81
Installing the OLED Display Module Assembly
81
Figure 32: Attaching the Main Seal
81
Figure 33: Installing the OLED Display Module Assembly
81
Installing the USB-C/Audio Jack Flex Assembly
82
Figure 34: Installing the Capacitive Touch Metal Retainer
82
Figure 35: Inserting the USB-C/Audio Jack Flex Assembly
82
Figure 36: Inserting the USB-C/Audio Jack Metal Retainer
82
Figure 37: Attaching the USB-C/Audio Jack Metal Retainer Screw
82
Installing the Internal Antenna Module Assembly
83
Installing the Main Board
83
Figure 38: Installing the Internal Antenna Module Assembly
83
Figure 39: Installing the Top Flex Board-To-Board Connector
83
Figure 40: Inserting the Main PCB
83
Installing the Front Cover
84
Figure 41: Attaching the USB Flex Board-To-Board Connector
84
Figure 42: Attaching the OLED Display Board-To-Board Connector
84
Figure 43: Attaching the Front Cover
84
Inserting the Battery
85
Attaching the Back Cover
85
Figure 44: Attaching the Main Screws
85
Figure 45: Inserting the Battery
85
Figure 46: Inserting Fastening Bridges to the Main Housing Slots
85
Installing the Antenna
86
Figure 47: Attaching the Battery Cover
86
Figure 48: Installing the Antenna
86
Appendix A: Service Information
87
Service Information
87
Recommended Programming Equipment
88
Table 29: Recommended Programming Equipment
88
Table 30: Service Replacement Kit Matrix for Main Board (for EMEA)
88
Motorola ST7000 Product Information Manual (86 pages)
Brand:
Motorola
| Category:
Portable Radio
| Size: 1.04 MB
Table of Contents
Copyrights
3
Table of Contents
5
List of Figures
9
List of Tables
11
Icon Conventions
13
Chapter 1: Product Overview
15
ST7000 Overview
15
Figure 1: ST7000
15
ST7000 Specifications
16
Table 1: General Technical Specification
16
Table 2: RF Specification
16
Ordering Options for Radios and Features
17
Table 3: Environmental Specification
17
Table 4: Bluetooth Audio and Data Services
17
Table 5: Location Services
17
Radio Ordering
18
Customer Programming Software
18
Chapter 2: Services and Features
19
System Support
19
Trunked Mode Operation
19
Direct Mode Operation
20
Numbering and Addressing
20
Figure 2: Trunked Mode Operation
20
Figure 3: Direct Mode Operation
20
Dialing Methods
21
Individual Dialing
21
Unified Address Book
21
Group Call
22
Programmable Talkgroups
22
Talkgroup Folders
22
Talkgroup Selection
23
Favorite Folders
23
Figure 4: Talkgroup Tree
23
Receive-Only Talkgroups
24
Non-Selectable Talkgroups
24
Transmission Timeout Timer
24
Group Call Reception
24
Talkgroup Scanning
24
Priority Monitor
25
Timed Talkgroup Change
25
Broadcast Call
26
PTT Double Push
26
PTT Queue
27
Talking Party Identification
27
Call Ownership
27
Transmission During Group Call
27
Call Restoration
27
Temporary Group Address
27
Late Entry
27
User Initiated Group Attachment
28
Private Call
28
Simplex Private Call
29
Duplex Private Call
29
Transmission Timeout Timer
29
Call Restoration in Private Call
29
Call Modification
29
DMO Individual Call Presence Check
30
DMO Individual Only Talkgroups
30
Private Calls through DMO Gateway
30
Phone Call
30
Phone Call Initiation
31
Phone Call Reception
31
Call Restoration in Phone Call
31
Emergency Operations
31
Emergency Group Call
32
Non-Tactical Emergency
32
Emergency Alarm
33
Emergency SDS Status
33
Emergency Hot Microphone
33
Alternating Hot Microphone
33
Invisible Emergency
34
Security Services
34
Terminal Equipment Identity
34
Authentication
34
Radio Disable or Enable
34
Radio Permanent Disable
35
Radio Permanent Disable V2
35
High Assurance Boot
36
Packet Data
36
Voice and Data Support
37
Packet Data IP Addressing
38
Packet Data User Authentication
38
TETRA Network Protocol 1
38
Table 6: Packet Data IP Addressing
38
Mobility Services
39
Main Control Channel Frequencies
39
Table 7: TETRA Network Protocol 1 (TNP1) IP Addressing
39
Control Channel Selection
40
Registration
40
Call Roaming
41
Seamless Handover
42
Congested Cell Handling
42
Subscriber Class
42
Subscriber Class by Talkgroup
42
RF Power Class Toggle
43
Local Site Trunking
43
Cell Surveillance and Monitoring Threshold (Negative C)
44
TETRA Network Protocol 1 IP Addressing
39
Supplementary Services
44
Dynamic Group Number Assignment
44
Ambience Listening
46
Pseudo Power-Off
46
Preemptive Priority Call
46
Transmit Inhibit Mode
47
Calling Line Identification Presentation
47
Universal Time Display
48
DMO Gateway and Repeater Communication
48
Communication through Repeaters
49
Communication through Gateways
49
Figure 5: Communication through Repeaters
49
Figure 6: Communication through Gateways
49
Gateway and Repeater Synchronization
50
Figure 7: SDS Remote Control Overview
50
SDS Remote Control
50
Status Remote Control
51
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Location Service
52
Table 8: GNSS Triggers
53
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) over Packet Data
54
Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Accuracy
55
Location Report Backlog
55
Bluetooth
55
Bluetooth Interactions
56
Bluetooth Restrictions
56
Bluetooth Sensor Data
57
Bluetooth Smart Proximity Pairing
57
Chapter 3: Man-Machine Interface
59
LED Indications
59
Table 9: LED Status Indications
59
Table 10: Battery Charging LED Indications
59
Battery Charging Indications
60
Controls and Indicators
60
Figure 8: Charger Mode Screen
60
Table 11: Battery Icons
60
One-Touch Buttons
62
Table 12: One-Touch Button Features
62
Display
63
Status Icons
64
Figure 9: Default Home Screen with Icons
64
Table 13: Display
64
Table 14: Trunked Mode Operation (TMO) Icons
64
Table 15: Direct Mode Operation (DMO) Icons
64
Idle Display
65
Table 16: General Icons
65
Languages Supported
66
Table 17: Languages Supported
66
Tones
67
Table 18: Radio Tones
67
Description of Tones
68
Dual Microphones
68
Audio Toggle
69
Volume Adjustment Mode
69
Accessory Setup
69
Audio Features
69
Audio Profile
69
Test Page
70
Radio Info
71
Hardware Test
71
Appendix A: Service Information - EIA
73
Table 19: Service Information - Telephone Numbers to EIA Integrated Call Center
73
Appendix B: Service Information - AME
75
Table 20: Service Information - Telephone Numbers and Addresses of the Asia and Pacific Motorola Solutions Centers
75
Appendix C: Service Information - Americas
79
Table 21: Service Information - Telephone Numbers and Addresses of Latin America Radio Support Centers
79
Table 22: Service Information - Telephone Numbers and Addresses of Latin America Motorola Solutions Centers
79
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Motorola ST7000 Quick Reference (82 pages)
Motorola PCS telephone Quick Reference
Brand:
Motorola
| Category:
Telephone
| Size: 2.43 MB
Table of Contents
Dialing Phone Book Numbers
2
Special Keys
2
Getting Started
4
Table of Contents
5
Entering Information
6
Safety
7
Antenna Care
7
Phone Operation
7
Exposure to Radio Frequency Signals
7
Electronic Devices
8
Blasting Areas
9
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
9
For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag
9
About Your Phone, Battery, and SIM Card
11
The Display
12
Important Battery Information
13
Low Battery Warning
15
Battery Disposal
17
Your Sim Card
18
Making and Receiving Phone Calls
19
Automatic Redial
20
Making a Phone Call
20
Phone Book Dialing
21
International Phone Calls
21
Inserting Pauses into Phone Numbers
21
Ending a Phone Call
23
Receiving a Phone Call
23
Conference Calling
24
Setting up a Conference Call
24
Ending the Call
24
Data and Fax Calls
25
Security Features
25
Menu Navigation
27
Using the Options Menu
31
Personal Numbers
35
Last Ten Calls
37
Show Services
37
Fixed Dialing
38
My Phone Number(S)
38
Call Related Features Menu
40
Show Battery Meter
40
Restrict My Phone Number
40
Messages Menu
46
Received Messages
48
Outgoing Messages
49
Message Editor
49
Cell Broadcast
49
Message Settings
50
Phone Setup Menu
51
Adjust Ring Volume
51
Select Phone Line
51
Ringer on or off
52
Require Sim Card Pin
52
Change Sim Pin2 Code
53
Battery Saving Mode
54
Phone Status
55
Network Selection Menu
56
Network Search
57
Find New Network
58
Call Metering
59
Call Meters Menu
59
Show Call Charges
59
Set In-Call Display
60
Show Call Timers
60
Lifetime Timer
61
Accessory Setup Menu
62
Automatic Answer
62
Using the Quick Access Menu
65
Add Entry to Phone
66
Add Entry to Sim
66
Read Messages
66
Ring Volume
66
Call Charge
67
Call Timer
67
Accessories
69
What to Do if
71
Regulations and Precautions
73
Patent Information
74
Warranty Conditions
76
How to Get Warranty Service
77
Index
79
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