Motorola DLR1060, User Manual

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If... Then...
Hearing
conversation
from other users
that are not
within your
channel If you hear conversations from other
users that do not belong to your
radio fleet, it means that your radios
are set up with the same Profile ID
as your neighbors.
Likely both of you have the radios
set to the default PROFILE ID
Number "0000".
Customize your PROFILE ID with a
4-digit number for all your radios.
Refer to PROFILE ID Number
(Numéro d'ID DU PROFIL) – Valeur
actuelle à la page 36
for more
information.
Hearing
cracking noises
when nobody is
talking Sometimes users inadvertently
press the radio
PTT button against
objects while wearing the radio on
their belts or pockets. When they do
this, the radio starts transmitting
and holding the channel therefore
generating strange noises. Using
earpieces reduce the likelihood of
this happening.
If... Then...
Ensure that everybody in your team
is aware of proper operation of the
radios.
Audio quality
not good
enough Radio settings might not be
matching up correctly. Double
check to ensure that the radio
settings are identical in all radios.
Go into Advanced Configuration
Mode and adjust the microphone
sensitivity gain (MIC Gain).
Audio sounds
garbled/robotic Digital technology gives you the
advantage to experience clear
audio up to the edge of the range.
However, when maximum
transmission range has been
reached, audio may sound garbled
just before the transmission is lost
completely. To avoid this problem,
ensure that you are within
transmission range.
Transmit audio
is low Hold the radio vertically 1 inch to 2
inches from mouth when talking.
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