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Operation with Standard Features (cont.)

Note that even in the carrier squelch mode the Quik-Call II
decoder is active and will respond to a valid Quik-Call II code. The
radio will emit an interrupted alert tone on receiving a valid code.

Time-Out-Timer (60 second)

The Time-Out-Timer (T.O.T.) feature aler ts the user if the
transmitter is keyed for a long period. This feature prevents
channel tie-up and excess battery drain in case of an inadvertent
keying of the transmitter. Operation is exactly the same as a
standard model in the receive mode. In the transmit mode,
however, a single transmission (uninterrupted depression of the
PTT) times out after 60 seconds and the radio reverts back to
the receive mode, even with the PTT switch remaining
depressed. After the 60 second time out, a continuous alert
tone is generated in the receive mode until the PTT switch is
released.

Omit Alert Tones

Transmit and receive functions are normal, except that all alert
tones (power-up, transmit, inhibit, and T.O.T.) are muted.

Omit Power-Up Alert Tone

Transmit and receive functions are normal, except that the
power-up alert tone is muted.

LED Disable

Transmit and receive functions are normal, except that all LED
indicators (low battery, normal transmission, and channel busy)
are disabled.

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Summary of Contents for p200

Page 1: ...Radius p200 Portable Radio Operating Instructions 68P81059C05 C ...

Page 2: ...N e 3 he Yh gV 5 heV Yf gV4 e g V4 f f e N he Y h g V 0Y he V4 0Y f hI4 e h I4 f gI4 f he Yhe hV4 0M I4 M g heI e he I4 f hI4 f3 he 0Y he heI4 0M I 0Yh he V4 e hf I4 f he I4 fN 5he 0M hfI4 0M V4 0Mhe Hhe 0M I4 0M I4 0Mhg 5 he H he 5hf Yhf Y hf Y 0Y 0M 0M 0M 6K 6K 6X X X X 1 g O2 6K L g hf I4 1 f J L L f 7 1 1 J f 3 7 f N f f 3 5 f V H O2 6K O2 6Khg gV4 O2 6K O2 6Khe J O2 6Ke h 6K 6K W2 6K O2 6Xh W...

Page 3: ... 6K 6K 6X X X X 1 g O2 6K L g hf I4 1 f J L L f 7 1 1 J f 3 7 f N f f 3 5 f V H O2 6K O2 6Khg gV4 O2 6K O2 6Khe J O2 6Ke h 6K 6K W2 6K O2 6Xh W 5 heO2 heO2 f e he 6X 6K W 6K W2 K g 7 H g O2 hO2 f e he X hf 6Xhe W 6X he W 6X f 5g W2 gW2 f e he Xhf X hW XheW Xf hfO2 HgW f W f e he X he 1 g W X h7 X e e 5 f W f 7 f e he 3 L Xhe LgW 1 g J Xe e 0Y fW fJ f e he N 1 1he 1g7 LgW 1e e M f W e W f e he L h ...

Page 4: ... P200 radio meets tough environmental demands while providing cost effective reliable communications It meets the U S Government Military Standards 810C and 810D for low pressure high pressure low temperature temperature shock solar radiation rain humidity salt fog dust vibration and shock The P200 radio also meets the Electronic Industry Association RS316B electrical and mechanical specifications...

Page 5: ...Introduction ...

Page 6: ...ntents P200 Radio Heliflex Antenna Lowband and VHF Models or Flexible Whip Antenna UHF Models Rapid Charge High Capacity Nickel Cadmium Battery 3 inch Belt Clip Operating Instructions Manual Radio Information Sheet Compact 16 Hour Charger Inspect the equipment thoroughly If any part of the equipment has been damaged in transit report the extent of the damage to the transportation company immediate...

Page 7: ...Inspection Note ...

Page 8: ...Yhf N e 31 L f 5 eW Y W Y 3 e N W 1 f3 H W Y W Y 5 e 3 Y LfN L W Y W Y 7 Y e N W 1f 3 H W Y J Hf 3 Y L e V O Y W 5 f V 1 fN Y W Y f V Lf Y W Yg V 1gI e O2 6Ke O Y g V4 g V KO2 0Mf I4 6 2 0Yh V4 he Mhe I4 6K eO2 0Y he I4 0M hg O2 6K gO2 0 4 6K gW X g YfW2 0M hI4 6X f g O M fW26KfI KfV Y g W2 0Yg7 6K V4 6X he W Mg J M I4 6X I X he W Y g 7 HfI4 K V 1 he 7 YhJ gI N Lhe J H g W 5 g V L 3 X h 75h 7 Y hV...

Page 9: ... Le g W Y J he e W2 I 1e gW Y W 5g O2 75 MI4 N e f W Y W YfO2 0Me H g e L eW Y W Y eW2 0Mf h e 1 W Y W Yf7 Mg h L 3 O Y W Y e J Y gJ h 31 N H W YfW Yh75h N Le O Y f7 H g J Hh 31 J Yf J 5hW 5 h N W e g 7 Hh7 Y h Kf 5 g J Hhe I 0 4 6Ke H gW 5 he N fI4 g O Y he W e hI M f W2 0Yhf W Ye 6K hfO Mhg Y fI4 6K hO2 0Y hg I4 6KO2 0M I4 0M O2 6K gO2 0 4 6K gW X g YfW2 0M hI4 6X f g O M f 6KfI KfV Y g W2 0YgJ ...

Page 10: ... 3 Y g e U e N fO2 0M g V X e J 6 2 0M h e 5 7 X gO2 e W L Y V e MI 1 W 0 40YeJ 0M hf Y V 3 g O M Yg V 6K O2 X H V YW XV 5 V4 YfV 0Y I4 0M I40M 6X K V4 e e e e W2 M Y Y O2 6K O2 0M 6X X O2 W X J S 0 4 X W26X f W T MfI 1 7 Xf 7 Y f V Y L 3 W K e V4 6X N W 1 f N e eI 1 3 Y g f U h N fO2 0M g V X g 7 J fW2 0M h g 5 7 Lf7 gO2 e W L f Y V1f e MI 1 W KO20R40YeJ Y V 3 Y f O 5 Yg V 6K O2 X H V YW XV 5 V4 ...

Page 11: ... Hh 75 31 N 3L H e h H N e L S e J h e31 U e 7 h L eN V J e 5 hJ 31 Le L 75e H h75 N 31e 3 X J HeJ he H L N L V 1 W 5 e7 he 31 31 eN L 7 Y J h J N N Le 3 X J HeW 5h 75 L 31e V 1 W 5 e7 Yh H 31 N L eN L 7 Y J H hJ N 31 e 3 X J HeW 5he75 L N Le V 1 W 5 e7 Yhe H 31 3 X eN L W2 7 Y J H h J N L V Xe 3 X U HeW 5he 75 31 V X V K S W2 e7 YheJ H N L V XeV4 6X 7 O Me J H he75 31 V X eI K W2 0Y eW 5he J H N ...

Page 12: ... Y N L V4 6X eV4 6X he 6KO2 heO MfO he J H 3 X I KfI Khe S Y hO2 0Y eW2 M he 75 V 1 V4 6Xe V4 6K g U f O2 0M e O 0YhfJ H N L I K fI4 6Ke V W2 0Mf W2 Mhf W 5 3 X V4 6X g I4 0M hO 0Y hf 7 Y V X I KhfI40MhfO2 M J H V 1 V4 6K O2 Y W 5 N L I4 6K heO2 0Y W Y 3 X I4 6K O2 0M W Y V X I4 0M W Y V X I4 0M 7 Y V X I4 0M J H V X O 5 V X W2 0Y V X W M V K W Y V4 6X O Y I X W2 0Y V K W M V4 6X O Y I K O2 0Y V4 ...

Page 13: ... Switch Not Depressed Flashing green Channel Busy Light indicates the presence of activity on the operating channel when the radio is in the coded squelch mode 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 ...

Page 14: ... X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y ...

Page 15: ...g h g h g h g hf f hf f hf f hf f 6Xg hf e he g hf hf hW f gW B X e J hf L J L g J hf W f W T2 T e 1 eW X e h hf e f g 7Y e f 7Y S e L S f H N e e7 1 hf e g g f f U T T U f3Xe T5 e 3X e hf hf e e f f V40R R R R4 eV e R Y V g he 6X he hW h f I X h W eW X e e X fW X S T e 2 heW f he h g 7Y e7R e eN f7R 7 e f e g h g e f Xe C U eJ X gN 39 f he 3 g e e e e V e 0MI4 R f f V4 e e V4 e g Ke X C T X e XeW...

Page 16: ...e f Xe C U eJ X gN 39 f he 3 g e e e e V e 0MI4 R f f V4 e e V4 e g Ke X C T X e XeW X 0R R1 e e V1e7R e e e e e he he he f he h g f hf f f h g f K e he W f g e f he g he f O X e f W f f e W f g eO e Xh f S e Xe f N X W f h e W2 e X g g e e W h f X X W g e e e Xf he f e f e f f e f g e h f 7 L e N f J S N N f h eN e g g e h fS S g eN e L f he f V Y e h g f e V f f MI e V f g V e Yh f Ye e e Y e V4...

Page 17: ...lert Tone Enabled Channel Busy Light Enabled Transmit Light Enabled Battery Saver Disabled Per Channel Functions Default RX Freq Test TX Freq Test PL Decode Test PL Encode Test Time Out Timer Disabled RX Only Channel Disabled PAC RT Enabled TX Inhibition Busy Ch Disabled Quik Call Alert Enabled ...

Page 18: ...Field Programmable Functions ...

Page 19: ...gO Mhe J V X f31e N e He H J L he H gV4 6X h V4 6X H N N L eW2 0Y he 75 V XfN f e e O 1 he heI Xhe I K L 3 X W M hfJ H V X e f e e O2 0Y he he V X heV 6X J 31 V Yhf W 5fV Xe L e e e O2 0M J 6Xh hfV Xhe N K 75 N V H hfW Yf V X 31 e e e 3 W2 0MeO X g hf V 1hf3 6K H N H L V L he O Y gV X N e e e MeO2 0M I Kg L hf hfV MI4 6X 5 31 V Kh W2 0Yh V X e e e hf O Y O2 0M e V4 6Xf 31 he W 5 I K J O2 Y N V4 6K...

Page 20: ...6K 75 O2 H L I4 6K O Y hf V e e h O2 0MeV hfV4 6X e3 X h H I4 6X H O2 5 31 I4 H V e e g O2 0MeO2 I KeV Xh I Khf J 0MeI Y N I4 L N e e f O2 0MeO2 0M L hf V4 6X V X gJ V4 6K g 75 3 0M L I4 K J 5 e e e O2 0MeO2 0M e3 X I K V Xg75 I4 6K e YO2 V4 0Mg 6X e W2 he e31 I 6X hf 7 X H e Le O2 eO2 0M fN 1 V4 6XV K f H I4 0M O26X fI 0Mhe I f L J 7 h eN L hg 6K V4 Xhf V L e 1e3 0Y O2 0M g 3 L I KS 6X e O2 Kf V ...

Page 21: ... unsquelch the radio and adjust the background noise to a comfortable listening level All P200 radio models have an internal squelch setting which is adjusted at the factory The squelch level setting is not a user operated control however it may be reprogrammed at a Radius dealer 3 The radio is now set to receive all calls on the assigned or selected frequency 4 For PL receive operation place the ...

Page 22: ...4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y O2 6K gO2 0 4 6K gW X g YfW2 0M hI4 6X f g O M fW26KfI KfV Y g W2 0Yg7 6K V4 6X he W Mg J M I4 6X I X he W Y g 7 HfI4 K V 1 he 7 YhJ gI N Lhe J H g W 5 g ...

Page 23: ...le area When finished transmitting release the push to talk switch to receive 1 When the push to talk switch is depressed the red LED turns on remains on for the entire length of the transmission and turns off when the PTT switch is released 2 Low Battery Check When the push to talk switch is depressed and as long as the push to talk switch remains depressed the battery voltage is automatically mo...

Page 24: ...V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X hg W Y f V 1 hg YhV4 hg Y Y 0Y ...

Page 25: ...receive operation as described in the basic operating procedure If no transmission is made within six seconds the radio will automatically revert to the Quik Call II paging mode To initiate a transmission radio not paged set the squelch select switch to carrier squelch position Then transmit and receive as described in the basic operating procedure The radio does not automatically reset to the pag...

Page 26: ...L eW X W MfI X W Y f V 1 YhV4 Y Y 0Y 6X X X V X V X N X e3 K eV4 he he he he he he he he he he eW2 W W M W Y Y Y Y 0Y 6X X X V X V X N X e3 K eV4 he he he he he he he he he he eW2 W W M W Y Y Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e e V Xe fV X f V X gV g V e W2 L eW X W MfI X W Y f V 1 YhV4 Y Y 0Y 6X X W X X X X V V 1 V V L V L V K N X V4 X g Xg V X f V Xf eV X e ...

Page 27: ...receive mode In the transmit mode however a single transmission uninterrupted depression of the PTT times out after 60 seconds and the radio reverts back to the receive mode even with the PTT switch remaining depressed After the 60 second time out a continuous alert tone is generated in the receive mode until the PTT switch is released Omit Alert Tones Transmit and receive functions are normal exc...

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Page 29: ...ner stops on the first scan channel with activity and when the activity is over and a 3 second dwell time has expired proceeds to the next scan channel Priority Channel Scan Any one of the radio s programmed channels may be designated as the priority channel Whenever activity occurs on the priority channel the scanner will automatically stop there even if the radio had been locked onto a non prior...

Page 30: ...Note W2 hg 7 hg hg hg hg hg 0Y hg O2 0M hg O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M 6KO2 0M 6X hg hg 0M 5 0Y O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M 6X hg hg 0M ...

Page 31: ...itch allows you to transmit on the channel selected when in the scan mode Fixed Priority This option enables a fixed priority channel on Priority Channel Scan a fixed transmit channel on Priority or Non Priority Channel Scan when ordered with the Disable Talk Back option The procedure for programming channel scan is as follows 1 Turn the radio on 2 To enter the program mode press and hold the Chan...

Page 32: ... W2 7 0Y O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M 6KO2 0M 6X 0M 5 0Y O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M O2 0M 6X 0M ...

Page 33: ... f V4 K W Y J 6KfI4 6X O Y 7 I4 6KfI X W2 0Y J e I4 6Ke V K W M 7 f I4 6KeV4 6X 7 Y J 5g I4 6K I 1 J H 7 HheI4 6KV L W 5 J hf 1 W Y 7 hf V4 L W Y J hf eI4 X 7 Y W hf f I 1 J H 7 O26K g gN L 75 J 6K fJ g 3 X Y f g V4 W2 6X h X J H 7 H X h 3 X 75 J J h V 1 J H 7 7 heN L 75 J he 31 H 7 he N J J hf L 75 W hf31 H 7 5 hfN J H 5 hf L hg J 7 H hf 31 hg 75 J J N hg H 6Xhf 7 7 hg X he hg J XgO2 hg O K O2 hg...

Page 34: ...4 eW2 0Y I O M V4 0Y I 0M V4 M I4 0Y I4 0M I4 0M I4 0M O2 6K O2 0M eI4 6K O2 0M I4 6K O2 0M I4 6X W2 0M I K O M V 6X O2 0Y W2 K W2 0M 7 fI 6X W M f V4 K W Y 6KfI4 6X O Y I4 6KfI X W2 0Y e I4 6Ke V K W M J f I4 6KeV4 6X 7 Y 75g I4 6K I 1 J H HheI4 6KV L W 5 hf 1 W Y hf V4 L W Y hf eI4 X 7 Y hf f I 1 J H O26K g gN L 75 6K fJ g 3 X Y f g V4 6X h X J H H eW X h 3 X 75 J YW h V 1 J H 7 Y heN L 75 he 31...

Page 35: ...6X e 3 Ke 5 e he e7 e 1 e V4 0Y e he e J e e he e3 5 0 40 40M J e e he eV Y O 5e e he e V 0Ye W2 6Kh e he 0M 7 6X e e e I 1 e e L 3 eN e he X X e 3 K V e e he W V V V4 e he W Y e h Y W W 6Khe e h X W W X Y Y e 6Ke e h eV Y 8S 5e fI4 e he 7 X X X Ye hfI4 e he X X V V V 6Khf e he X W V V V4 6K f e h V 7 X e eI X e h 5 5 0 f 1 e V4 e W e h 0Y fV 5 e e e V 7 e hf 1 3 Y e f X f e hf 3 W he e U e hf3 he...

Page 36: ...h V 7 X e eI X e h 5 5 0 f 1 e V4 e W e h 0Y fV 5 e e e V 7 e hf 1 3 Y e f X f e hf 3 W he e U e hf3 he Y 7 heI R e hf 7 5 0Y fW e V e h 7 5 3 h e U e h 0 f e 1 e fV fW e h Mf V 1 7 5 e fJ5 T2 U e hf 5 5 he O2 e e U S R e hf 0 4 h 1 gN1 7 Ue e 1 1 e e W R T e hW2 e e U S e h7 f R 78 e h e f 6K e 5 e hf f e I Ue e hf 5 e e eN R 7 e hf X 5 e g f e hW X 1 1 W 0Y e e X U e h7 1 5 g f f e R e g 3 f g g...

Page 37: ...ice or It is necessary to hold the program button for one second after the storage command otherwise an error may occur Last Number Redial P200 automatically stores the numbers last entered in the scratchpad memory To automatically dial this number depress and hold the PTT switch down and press then 0 Release the PTT switch after the last tone is heard The last number entered will be altered whene...

Page 38: ...Note Note ...

Page 39: ...corresponding to the desired memory location 0 9 For example to dial the number stored in location 5 depress and hold the PTT switch down press then press 5 Release the PTT switch after the last tone is heard Numbers in memory will be erased or altered if the battery is removed from the radio and left off for more than two minutes Indefinite Pause May be programmed in memory to allow for storage o...

Page 40: ...IMPORTANT ...

Page 41: ...nes will continue for as long as a button is depressed DTMF with ANI With this option installed in your radio the memory contains pre stored telephone numbers and is not available for manual storage or erasure of telephone numbers by the radio operator A special fixture is required for changing preprogrammed numbers The last number redial and automatic dialing features are still functional DTMF wi...

Page 42: ...Caution ...

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Page 44: ... e e e g Ye Ye Ye g Y e gW g eW e eW eW gW e e e e Ye g Yg Ye Yg Y e W eW eW eW eW g g e e e e Ye Ye Ye Ye Ye W eW g eW eW e e g e e e Ye Ye g Ye Y e he eW e eW he e e e Yg Ye e heW g eW e e e e Ye g Y e g e e e W e e e e e e e Y e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e W Y W eW e Ye Y W he e W eW e Ye e e Ye Y gW e eW g W e he eW eW Yg Y e Yg he Ye Ye W gW eW eW e eW eW g he eW Ye e Ye Ye Yg Ye Ye he Ye...

Page 45: ...llowed to charge over a long period 30 60 days it may develop memory effect That is the voltage may be sufficiently lower on the first discharging cycle to reduce the effectiveness of radio transmission A more common type of memory effect is induced by uniform shallow cycling For example if the battery is operated so that it repeatedly delivers 50 of its full capacity it can temporarily become ina...

Page 46: ...Caution ...

Page 47: ... W Y V X V 5 W Y V X N Y W Y V X H W Y V X 3 W Y V X N W Y V X W Y V X 5 W Y V X H W Y V X 4 X W Y V X 3 g B 5 W Y V X N 1 g H W Y V X Lf J Y W Y V X 3 V f 7 HJ 5 W Y V X N V Yf 4 7 H W Y V X hf 3 L W Y V Xhf N 1 W Y V X hf3 hf J 5 W Y V XhfV Lhf 7 Y hf W Y V X he V 1hf 0Y W Y V XhfV hf M W Y V X he V4 XI Y W Y V Xhf I K J Y W Y V X hfV4 6X he O 0Y W Y V X I4 Kh W2 0M W Y V X I4 gW 0M W Y V X f O ...

Page 48: ... hfW Y V Xhe W Y V X hW Y V Xg W Y V X fW Y V Xe W Y V X W Y V Y V Y V4 0Y W26X W X W X W X W Y V X W Ye V X W Y fV X W Yg V X W Y hV X W Yhe V X W Y hfV X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y V X W Y X V X W Y 3 X V X W Y N 1 V X W Y L V X W Y 1 V X W Y J V X W Y W V X W Y W V X W Y W V X W Y W 5 V X W Y 7 H V X W Y J V X W Y W V X W Y 7 5 V X W Y H ...

Page 49: ...ed to cover only the frequency split indicated Therefore it is important to order the correct antenna frequency split before the antenna is cut to match a specific customer frequency Antennas Color codes on antenna stud NAD6541 Heliflex 136 150 799MHz color coded yellow NAD6542 Heliflex 150 8 161 999MHz color coded black NAD6543 Heliflex 162 174MHz color coded blue NAE6521 S M A Antenna 400 440MHz...

Page 50: ...Note Accessories ...

Page 51: ...vel Only NTN5593 Carry Case Lanyard NTN5573 T Strap Urethane Carry Holder NTN5582 Carry Case Spacer NTN5583 T Strap Nylon Leather Cases Audio Accessories NKN6410 Cloning Cable NMN6153 Remote Speaker Microphone NTN5557 Earpiece Jack Adapter NTN5558 Earpiece w Volume Control NTN5560 Universal Connector Adapter NSN6056 Lapel Speaker NMN6168 Remote Microphone with Earphone Jack 2 5mm jack When orderin...

Page 52: ...ok of the belt clip with the lower attachment hook slot in the radio and line up the belt clip attaching screw holes with the belt clip front cover attaching screw holes in the back of the radio 5 Install the two belt clip front cover attaching screws removed in step 2 and tighten the screws firmly but not so tight as to strip the threads 6 Reinstall the battery by sliding it on to the bottom of t...

Page 53: ...Belt Clip Installation Instructions ...

Page 54: ...Y f V Yh f h f V Y h f h 6Kf f h 3 6Xe f h g W26X 6X e e 6Xe W26X 6T26Xf N X f h gW MI B1 he L e V X W MI Xe B I f f I X f h g7Hf C5 he V1 e N1 7HeN1e e3 g f V f h g U 3X e e e e eV46Xf f V h g3L W B1 he N e J5 3LeJ5e fB1f f J f eV4 h gV T e he 3 e W Y V KO Ye e KC5f f 7 e J f g V R e V e 0Ye V40Y e eV40Yf f 3 eW 5 f N O Y f Yh f f I Y h f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f ...

Page 55: ... f g f hf g e f f f f f g f hf e f f g f f f f f f f f f L J 3 X W 5 V K W Y V4 0Y f f f f f f f f f f f f f W2 h f f 7 M L g f f He 1 g f f LeJ 5 f 3 KO Y f V Yh f h f V Y h f h 6Kf f h 3 6Xe f h g W26X 6X e e 6Xe W26X 6T26Xf N X f h gW MI B1 he L e V X W MI Xe B I f f I X f h g7Hf C5 he V1 e N1 7HeN1e e3 g f V f h g U 3X e e e e eV46Xf f V h g3L W B1 he N e J5 3LeJ5e fB1f f J f eV4 h gV T e he 3...

Page 56: ...al guide published yearly by Factory Mutual Corporation The following radios and accessories are approved as Intrinsically Safe by Factory Mutual Refer to the radio label for intrinsic safety ratings and required batteries Only the accessories and antennas listed below may be used on approved radios Lowband P200 VHF P200 UHF P200 H41RFU7160AN H43RFU7120BN H44RFU7120BN H33RFU7160BN H34RFU7160BN H43...

Page 57: ...adio to Mic Audio Accessories 2 Wire NTN5939A DTMF Standard Tone Front Cover lowband NTN5940A DTMF Automatic Number Identification Front Cover lowband NTN5941A DTMF Constant Tone Front Cover lowband NTN5560B NTN5075B Hirose Adapter Radio to Mic Audio Accessories 2 3 Wire NTN5553A DTMF Constant Tone Front Cover VHF UHF NTN5554A DTMF Standard Tone Front Cover VHF UHF NTN5555A DTMF Automatic Number I...

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Page 59: ...PSR Whip Used w NTN5559A NAE6512A NAE6132A 440 470 MHz PSR Whip Used w NTN5559A NAE6513A NAE6133A 470 520 MHz PSR Whip Used w NTN5559A BATTERIES NTN5531A NTN4584A Medium Capacity Rapid Charge NTN5521A B NTN5414A B High Capacity Rapid Charge NTN5545A B NTN5415A B High Capacity Rapid Charge H236 Intrinsically Safe Use NTN5570A NTN4590A Alkaline NTN5561A NTN4564B Medium Capacity Rapid Charge Intrinsi...

Page 60: ...ry 4 If reception is poor check the antenna It must be undamaged and operated in the vertical position for best reception 5 Try several different operating locations especially when operating the radio inside buildings 6 Check transmitter by transmitting to another portable radio or communications receiver If the receiver has a signal strength S meter make comparison readings against another porta...

Page 61: ...Troubleshooting ...

Page 62: ...aking any internal adjustments to the transmitter unless specifically licensed to do so by government regulations If any operational difficulties should arise report them to your Radius dealer Proper repair and maintenance procedures will assure efficient operation and long life for this radio ...

Page 63: ...Service ...

Page 64: ...good electrical connections 3 The antenna jack is fitted with a protective cap which should be left in place when the jack is not being used 4 When not in use keep the universal jack covered with the protective cap 5 Clean the radio exterior using a cloth moistened with water See Caution Use of chemicals such as detergents alcohol aerosol spray and or petroleum products may be harmful and damage t...

Page 65: ...Caution General Radio Care ...

Page 66: ...1 3 he L 7 H N L N L he3 1 J 5 3 X 3 1 heN W Y N 1 N L Lhe Y 3 L 1 3 1he 3 H V 1 3 N he N N L N hf3 3 1 J hfN Lf N L W 5 hf 3 1f 3 X O H hf N f V 1 W2 6X N L W L 3 X 3 X W 1 N W 1 N 1 W Y N 0R 0Ye 6Xhf W2 f 6X N N V X heO 0Yf 3 1 L 3 V XhW2 Mg N 3 1 V V X f O Y h L N N V Xe W2 0Yhe3 1 L e V X W MhfN 3 1 Le N 0Y hf L N 3 1e 3 M 3 1 N e V N e N 1 L L L J 1 3 1 3 1 7 Y L N N L H 3 X L L 31 N X 3 1 3 ...

Page 67: ... g N N L hfW h 3 Xhe W h N 1he 7 h 3 L hJ 5 V Xg W Y V X fW Y J V Xe W He 7 5 V K O 5 e 3 H V Y e V V4 0Y I40M O2 6K O2 6K O2 0M f I4 6K O2 0M I4 6K O2 0M I4 6X O2 0M I K W2 0M V4 6X O M I 1 W2 0Y V L 7 0Mh O2 V X he M V X h J Y N 1 fW e 7 H 3 W Xe75e 3 N L 1e Ye N 3 1 3 L e N V 1 g L L V g31 3 1 5 gN L N 7 Y g 3 X Hh V X J heV X 7 5 he V X H hfV X V X V 1 N W2 hf LfW2 6X J W M hf31e W M e 1 7 5 U...

Page 68: ...e copyrighted computer program Accordingly any copyrighted Motorola computer programs contained in the Motorola products described in this manual may not be copied or reproduced in any manner without the express written permission of Motorola Furthermore the purchase of Motorola products shall not be deemed to grant either directly or by implication estoppel or otherwise any license under the copy...

Page 69: ...Computer Software Copyrights ...

Page 70: ...0 Volts 220 Volts Type Time Single Unit Compact NTN5540 NTN5541 All 16 hours Single Unit Rapid NTN5538 NTN5539 All 1 hour Multi Unit Rapid NTN5536 NTN5537 All 1 hour Kit Number Capacity Charge Type NTN5531 NTN5561 Medium Rapid NTN5521 NTN5545 High Rapid Batteries Kit Information ...

Page 71: ...Battery Chargers ...

Page 72: ... will receive normally However allow at least 25 more time for the battery to reach full capacity DO NOT TRANSMIT WHILE THE RADIO IS IN THE CHARGER 3 For Single Unit and Multi Unit Rapid Charge Battery Chargers only When charging a rapid charge battery the green CHARGE COMPLETE light will turn on when the battery reaches full charge When a standard charge battery reaches full charge no change in t...

Page 73: ...Note Battery Chargers Operating Instructions P200 ...

Page 74: ... come on when the battery is inserted in the charger check the battery and charger contacts to be sure they are clean There are no user serviceable parts in the charger If the charger fails to operate contact Motorola Inc Radius Products Division Customer Service at 1 800 356 1520 ...

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Page 76: ...5 N e H L e 1 e 7 Y he e Y he f e he e N X he N L J e H eJ 3 1 e Le Hhf e Hhf f e he f3 X hf 1 7 5 e Le7 5 N heI4 X hf e hf f e he fV4 X hf hf3 H e 1e H hfI4 1 hf e hf f e he gI Xhf hfN W2 f 5e L J hf e Lhf f e he g V X he hfJ W f He3 1 7 3 3 Lhf e 1hf f e he hV 1 he hf7 5 hf W 5f L J eN 5 N N 1hf e3 L he f e he h V4 he hf H hfW Yf3 1 7 e L hf J H e hf eN Xhe f e Lhe hfI4 he he J hf W Y fN L hfJ 5...

Page 77: ...ule and supplemental form to be completed and forwarded with Form 574 to MRFAC Inc 6269 Leesburg Pike Suite 304 Falls Church VA 22044 Tel 703 532 7459 The Business Radio Service itinerant frequencies are 27 49 MHz 464 500 469 500 MHz pair and 464 550 469 550 MHz pair Complete Form 574 and send to FCC Business Radio Service PO Box 360291 M Pittsburgh PA 15251 6291 Tel 717 337 1212 The Special Indus...

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