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Chapter 21

Applications

This section contains information on applications available on your radio. You can access these
applications through the Home Screen or swiping up from the bottom of the Home Screen to open
Applications Menu window.

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Table 13: Applications

Icon

Name

Description

Calculator

Allows you to perform basic and scientific arithmetic
functions.

Calendar

Allows you to manage events and appointments.

Camera

Allows you to take photos and videos.

Chrome

Provides access to the Internet.

Clock

Allows you to set an alarm, stopwatch, or timer.

Contacts

Allows you to manage contact information.

Drive

Provides access to files anywhere through secure
cloud storage and file backup for photos, videos, files
and more.

Duo

Allows you to make video calls.

Files

Allows you to view and manage files.

Gallery

Allows you to view photos or videos.

Gmail

Allows you to send and receive emails.

Google

Allows you to find what you need on the web and on
your device.

Keep Notes

Allows you to create, store, and categorize notes, lists,
reminders, images, audio, and many more.

Maps

Allows you to use real-time GPS navigation and locate
specific places.

Messages

Allows you to send and receive messages.

Phone

Allows you to make phone calls.

Photos

Allows you to access Google smart gallery with unlimit-
ed photo and video storage.

MN007267A01-AA

Applications

Summary of Contents for NITRO EVOLVE

Page 2: ...15 4 7 Removing Camera Lens Protective Cover 15 4 8 Touchscreen Navigation 15 4 9 Attaching Belt Clip to Holster 16 4 10 Inserting Radio to the Holster 16 Chapter 5 Home Screen Overview 17 5 1 Status...

Page 3: ...8 4 Push to Talk Button 29 Chapter 9 Talkgroup 31 9 1 Viewing Talkgroups 31 9 2 Channels and Zones 31 9 2 1 Viewing Channels and Zones 32 9 3 Area Based Talkgroup 32 9 4 Viewing Group Details 32 Chap...

Page 4: ...6 Chapter 19 Messaging 47 19 1 Sending Text Messages 47 19 2 Adding Quick Text 47 19 3 Deleting Quick Text 47 19 4 Sending Multimedia Content 48 19 5 Receiving Messages 49 19 6 Saving Messages 49 19 7...

Page 5: ...22 4 2 Setting Automatic Rules 67 22 5 Accessing Regulatory Label 67 Chapter 23 Authorized Accessories List 68 Legal and Compliance Statements 70 Supplier s Declaration of Conformity 70 Notice to Use...

Page 6: ...s Table 1 Special Notations Example Description Menu key or PTT button Bold words indicate a name of a key button or soft menu item Your radio shows Bluetooth On Typewriter words indicate the MMI stri...

Page 7: ...rsion All the features described in the following sections are supported by the software version R01 00 00 or later Contact your dealer or administrator for more information MN007267A01 AA Chapter 1 R...

Page 8: ...avoided to help ensure proper functionality and performance To clean the exterior surfaces of the radio use a diluted solution of mild dishwashing detergent and fresh water for example one teaspoon o...

Page 9: ...21 22 23 24 17 7 9 10 Table 3 Radio Overview No Desciption 1 On Off Volume knob 2 Digital Microphone 3 Channel Rocker 4 Emergency button 5 Fixed Antenna 6 Front Camera 7 Digital Microphone 8 Touch Sc...

Page 10: ...rform various actions NOTICE The programmable buttons are assigned to default actions as follows Press to answer or end call Press and hold to return to home screen Procedure 1 Swipe up tap Settings P...

Page 11: ...etting Started Getting Started provides instructions to prepare your radio for use 4 1 Inserting SD Card Procedure 1 Lift the SD card door 2 Place the SD card onto the contacts MN007267A01 AA Getting...

Page 12: ...3 Close the SD card door 4 2 Inserting SIM Cards Your radio has two SIM card slots Procedure 1 Lift the SIM card door MN007267A01 AA Chapter 4 Getting Started 12...

Page 13: ...2 Place the SIM card onto the contacts 3 Close the SIM card door MN007267A01 AA Chapter 4 Getting Started 13...

Page 14: ...y is replaced by an incorrect type Attaching the Battery Procedure 1 Align the battery with the rails on the back of the radio 2 Push the battery down until the latch snaps into place Removing the Bat...

Page 15: ...rease the volume rotate the On Off Volume knob clockwise To decrease the volume rotate the On Off Volume knob counterclockwise 4 7 Removing Camera Lens Protective Cover Procedure Lift the protective f...

Page 16: ...om in and out Pinch In some applications you can zoom in and out by placing two fin gers on the screen and pinching them together to zoom out or spreading them apart to zoom in 4 9 Attaching Belt Clip...

Page 17: ...tus bar Display status and notification icons 2 Application shortcuts Allow you to quickly access the desired application 3 Google Search bar A shortcut widget used to perform Google search using Chro...

Page 18: ...IM card is not inserted or detected to LTE Network Strength The radio is connected to an LTE network The number of bars represents the signal strength of the LTE net work LTE No Service The radio is n...

Page 19: ...nking Red The battery capacity is at 10 or lower Slow Blinking Red The battery is invalid Solid Red The battery is charging Blinking Green The battery capacity is at 90 Solid Green The battery is full...

Page 20: ...Transfer Protocol MTP select File transfers If you want to enable USB tethering select USB tethering If you want to use you radio for MIDI input select MIDI If you want to access photos or other file...

Page 21: ...broken To correct this problem position your radio and Bluetooth enabled accessory closer to each other within the 10 m defined range to re establish clear audio reception The Bluetooth function of y...

Page 22: ...h as language pack and voice announcement Your radio supports Wi Fi Enhanced Open WEP WPA WPA2 WPA3 Personal and WPA WPA2 WPA3 Enterprise Wi Fi networks Wi Fi Enhanced Open A new WFA security standard...

Page 23: ...rocedure 1 Swipe up the home screen tap Settings 2 Turn on the Wi Fi hotspot by performing the following actions a Tap the Network internet Hotspot tethering Wi Fi hotspot On 3 Configure the Wi Fi hot...

Page 24: ...Off 7 4 Airplane Mode The Airplane Mode disables your radio s ability to communicate over radio frequency signal transmission and cellular service When Airplane Mode is enabled Bluetooth and Wi Fi con...

Page 25: ...Swipe up the home screen and tap Settings Network internet Airplane Mode On Your radio shows the Airplane mode icon in the Status bar MN007267A01 AA Chapter 7 Connectivity 25...

Page 26: ...Messaging Allows you to send and receive secure text messages multimedia content and location in formation to and from other PTT users Location Tracking Allows a supervisor to track location of a tal...

Page 27: ...Procedure 1 Tap on the WAVE icon 2 Tap Yes to Login NOTICE If activation code is requested during first time login contact your dealer or administrator for more information 8 2 Logging Out from WAVE...

Page 28: ...10 11 12 13 Table 8 WAVE Application Overview Label Name Description 1 Menu The Menu Options include the following Status History Contacts Map Favorites Channels Zones Talkgroup Scan Tones Use Wi Fi...

Page 29: ...rent location 11 Camera Allows you to choose from taking photo or select a file in gallery 12 Video Allows you to take video 13 Emergency Allows you to initiate an emergency 14 Right Arrow Navigates t...

Page 30: ...Types of PTT Options PTT Options Description External PTT button You can access the WAVE application using the PTT button or an accessory with PTT button On Screen PTT button When you want to initiat...

Page 31: ...to 96 TGs with a maximum of 250 members per TG 9 1 Viewing Talkgroups The Talkgroups are assigned to position one to eight on the main screen Procedure Tap the left or right arrow Figure 4 Talkgroup...

Page 32: ...to PTT call and message within the talkgroup Area based group calls are received while they are active and your selected talkgroup is not in an active call If you are in a call when you exit the Area...

Page 33: ...by you from WAVE ap plication You can import your contacts into the PTT application as well If this group is restrict ed by your administrator you cannot create any contacts 10 1 Adding New Contacts P...

Page 34: ...Option Actions d Tap to confirm NOTICE You can tap Favourite to add the contact to favourites MN007267A01 AA Chapter 10 Contacts 34...

Page 35: ...icate with each other Quick Group Call A call where you can manually select up to 9 contacts to add to the temporary group Broadcast Talkgroup Calls A call from an individual radio to every radio on t...

Page 36: ...button 3 To end the call tap End Call 11 2 Receiving Calls When you receive calls your radio shows the incoming call screen and unmute to the incoming call Procedure Perform one of the following actio...

Page 37: ...rgency feature is not supported NOTICE Only authorized user can declare an emergency for the required contact Refer to Enabling User Check on page 38 for more information 12 2 Receiving Emergency Aler...

Page 38: ...Cellular Network Signal Strength Wi Fi Signal Strength Battery Level 13 1 Enabling User Check Procedure 1 From the WAVE application navigate to Contacts 2 Perform one of the following actions Tap on...

Page 39: ...Turning Talkgroup Scan On or Off Turning Talkgroup Scan On Procedure From the WAVE Application navigate to Menu Talkgroup Scan On Your radio shows the following indications The display shows Updating...

Page 40: ...t a supervisory call If the user is receiving or transmitting a call and the current ongoing call is interrupted by a supervisory call your radio unmutes to the supervisory call and display the alias...

Page 41: ...up to nine alerts If you have a private call with the sender of the IPA then the IPA is automatically cleared 16 1 Sending Instant Personal Alert Procedure 1 From the WAVE Application tap Contacts 2...

Page 42: ...wing scenarios You receives a Group Call but you do not respond You are in Do Not Disturb DND mode and the alert is updated in History silently You ended Private Call without responding 17 1 Receiving...

Page 43: ...following actions Check current location Share location Send an arbitrary location Create boundary for talkgroup Receive notifications when members enter or leave the boun dary View member s location...

Page 44: ...feature Procedure 1 From WAVE application navigate to Map 2 Tap Tracked Group Selector Your radio displays the List of Groups with Location Capability 3 Select your desired group Your radio displays a...

Page 45: ...5 To turn on the boundary tap Set Boundary A confirmation message pops up 6 Perform one of the following actions To create a boundary at an arbitrary location and a static boundary with center select...

Page 46: ...quired days required hours To enable notification tap Notify Me On To enable notifcation to alert members tap Notify Members On To allow group members from outside boundary to receive an initial notif...

Page 47: ...tap Contacts 2 Tap and hold the required contact Send Message 3 Type your message using the On screen Keyboard and tap Send 19 2 Adding Quick Text This features allows you to save up to 20 quick texts...

Page 48: ...ke photo using your radio select Take a photo To record video using your radio se lect Record Video To send existing image selectImage Gallery To send existing video selectVideo Gallery c Tap OK Yes t...

Page 49: ...ails 19 6 Saving Messages You may save the following type of message Image message Video message Voice message File message Procedure 1 From the WAVE application tap Menu History 2 Tap History Details...

Page 50: ...equired contacts Save OK 19 8 Replying Messages Procedure 1 From the WAVE application tap Menu History 2 Tap History Details on the required conversation 3 Tap and hold the required message A context...

Page 51: ...4 To delete message tap Delete Message Yes MN007267A01 AA Chapter 19 Messaging 51...

Page 52: ...disabled or suspended you are not able to login to the PTT server When you presses the PTT button your radio tries to login to the PTT server If your radio able to connect to the PTT server it will br...

Page 53: ...rm stopwatch or timer Contacts Allows you to manage contact information Drive Provides access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for photos videos files and more Duo Allows...

Page 54: ...s or record videos 21 1 1 Taking Photos Procedure 1 From the menu tap Camera 2 Perform one of the following actions To take photo using rear camera tap Camera To take photo using front camera tap Swit...

Page 55: ...in the internal memory 21 2 1 Viewing and Browsing in Gallery Procedure 1 From the menu tap Gallery 2 Perform one of the following actions Tap an album of your choice Tap a photo To view the next or...

Page 56: ...b If you want to view the original photo tap Original 4 To confirm tap Yes 5 To save tap SAVE 21 2 5 Rotating Photos Procedure 1 From the menu tap Gallery 2 To rotate photos tap required photo Edit Cr...

Page 57: ...on at the same time 2 Tap Screenshot The screen capture is saved in the device memory 21 6 Dark Theme Dark Theme is essentially a dark mode that flips the color palette of all menus and in most applic...

Page 58: ...7 1 Setting Smart Reply Procedure Swipe up the home screen tap Settings Apps notifications Notifications Advanced Suggested actions and replies 21 8 Exploring Files Procedure 1 From the menu tap Files...

Page 59: ...Option Actions b To delete tap Delete OK Searching with Google Lens a Tap on the required item Google Lens For more options Tap More MN007267A01 AA Chapter 21 Applications 59...

Page 60: ...abling or disabling vibrate when new alert is received Toggle Vibrate Alert to on or off Adjusting PTT call volume Slide the Volume Boost Setting receive alert for Instant Personal Alert a Select Inst...

Page 61: ...loss and reconnect To play a tone during a call when net work loss select Network loss dur ing call only To disable the tone select None Setting network loss tone repeat timer a Select Network Loss T...

Page 62: ...ing or disabling to use Bluetooth during PTT calls Toggle Use Bluetooth to on or off Sorting contacts a Select Contact Sorting b Select one of the following options By Alphabetical By Availability Sor...

Page 63: ...and can be accessed by anyone When your radio is on you can lock your radio by pressing the Display Sleep Wake and Home button and unlock by providing a pattern PIN or a password If you did not speci...

Page 64: ...the date a Tap Set date b Select the month date and year c Tap OK Setting the time a Tap Set time b Select the hour minutes and day c Tap OK Setting the time zone a Tap Select time zone Region desire...

Page 65: ...charging or docked Never Setting font size a Select Font size b Slide the scale according to the required font size Setting display size a Select Advance Display size b Slide the scale according to th...

Page 66: ...ons Schedule Enabling or disabling hearing aid com patibility a Select Advance b Toggle Hearing aid compatibility to on or off Enabling or disabling holster detection for phone calls a Select Advance...

Page 67: ...b Toggle Use rule to on c Set the following rule details Rule name Days Start time End time Alarm can override end time Setting automatic rules for events a Tap Event b Toggle Use rule to on c Set the...

Page 68: ...er Table 16 Chargers Part Number Description PMPN4169_ Vehicle Power Adapter PS000150A11 MicroUSB 7 5 W 100 240 V Power Supply Wall Charger US JP PS000150A12 MicroUSB 7 5 W 100 240 V Power Supply Wall...

Page 69: ...1 Not available to Intrinsic Safe IS model MN007267A01 AA Chapter 23 Authorized Accessories List 69...

Page 70: ...ass B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide rea sonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equip ment generat...

Page 71: ...ied reproduced modified reverse engineered or distributed in any manner without the express written permission of Motorola Solutions Furthermore the purchase of Motorola Solutions products shall not b...

Page 72: ...he property of their respective owners Open Source Content This product contains Open Source software used under license Refer to the product installation media for full Open Source Legal Notices and...

Page 73: ...to 5350 MHz frequency range except for transmission with 5 2 GHz High Power Data Communication System Base Station or Relay Station AT BE BG HR CY CZ DK EE FI FR DE EL HU IE IT LV LT LU MT NL PL PT R...

Page 74: ...utions does not warrant the installation maintenance or service of the Product Motorola Solutions cannot be responsible in any way for any ancillary equipment not furnished by Motorola Solutions which...

Page 75: ...nspection and testing of the Product to verify any warranty claim 6 Product which has had the serial number removed or made illegible 7 Rechargeable batteries if any of the seals on the battery enclos...

Page 76: ...rola Solutions which is attached to or used in connection with the Product The foregoing states the entire liability of Motorola Solutions with respect to infringement of patents by the Product or any...

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