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P25 - SRM9022 RADIO – OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

TMC Radio 2007

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TNM-U-E-0055 Issue 2.1a

Table 1a)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
General Population uncontrolled exposure for SRM9000AC
(150MHz to 174MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

90cm (35.5 inches)

Table 1b)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
Occupational/ Controlled exposure for SRM9000AC
(150MHz to 174MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

40cm (15.75 inches)

Table 2a)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
General Population uncontrolled exposure for SRM9000TU and SRM9000UW
(406.1MHz to 512MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

75cm (29.5 inches)

Table 2b)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
Occupational/ Controlled exposure for SRM9000TU and SRM9000UW
(406.1MHz to 480MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

34cm (13.5 inches)

Table 3a)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
General Population uncontrolled exposure for SRM9000X8
(806MHz to 870MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

55cm (21.7 inches)

Table 3b)

Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distance for
Occupational/ Controlled exposure for SRM9000X8
(806MHz to 870MHz).

Rated Power of Vehicle-
installed Mobile Two-way
Radio

Recommended Minimum
Lateral Distance from
Transmitting Antenna

25 watts with

/4 dipole

(2.14dBi gain)

24.6cm (9.7 inches)

Summary of Contents for SRM9022-P25

Page 1: ...SRM9022 Mobile Radio P25 Conventional Trunking Operating Instructions TNM U E 0055 Issue 2 1a TMC Radio Pty Ltd 1270 Ferntree Gully Road Scoresby Victoria 3179 Australia ISO9001 Lic QEC20848 SAI Glob...

Page 2: ...3800 or send a Fax on 61 3 9730 3968 The TMC Radio web site also has a comprehensive list of documentation available for download http www tmcradio com ABOUT THIS DOCUMENT This publication is copyrig...

Page 3: ...INTS FOR USING THE RADIO When speaking hold the microphone a few centimetres from your mouth and speak across it rather than into it Keep the length of your conversation to a minimum and replace the m...

Page 4: ...User Options 22 4 2 7 Contrast 23 4 2 8 Alert Volume 23 4 2 9 Radio Info 24 4 2 10 Mode Menu 26 4 2 11 RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication 26 4 2 12 Crypto 27 4 2 13 Setup 28 4 2 14 Stored Calls...

Page 5: ...2 Announce 48 6 3 Channel Up and Down 48 6 4 Crypto 48 6 5 DTMF Send 1 2 P25 Analogue 48 6 6 Key Lock 48 6 7 Low Power 49 6 8 Menu 49 6 9 Mode 49 6 10 Mute 49 6 11 Reset 49 6 12 Scan 50 6 13 Scan Edit...

Page 6: ...rogramming your radio facilities to meet your present and future requirements 1 2 CONFIGURATION The P25 SRM9022 Radio must be configured using the P25 Field Personality Programmer FPP prior to operati...

Page 7: ...n 1 Down or Function 2 Up Function 3 OK Function 4 Figure 1 SRM9022 Controller Microphone The SRM9022 Controller Microphone has the following features 6 function Buttons 10 additional indirect Functio...

Page 8: ...listen Volume Up Increase Volume Volume Down Decrease Volume Function Key F1 M Programmable Function key Default Menu Select Function Key F2 Programmable Function key Default Channel Down Function Ke...

Page 9: ...top level channel screen enters the menu system This key has a soft menu label above it titled MENU The menus possible are Zone usually the first menu as often accessed Squelch Mute Adjust FM Monitor...

Page 10: ...lly Generally pressing M key while in a menu backs up to the next highest level of menu and the OK button selects the menu screen The and keys are used to navigate through a list of options such as ch...

Page 11: ...her Menus may be configured with the FPP Up Key Down Key Back Key OK Key Squelch Mute Adjust SubMenu Selections RSSI Mode Radio Info Crypto Key Alert Volume Contrast User Options Submenu Submenu Subme...

Page 12: ...r part of the screen is reserved for icons Radio channels may be configured with the Field Programmer as specific frequencies or as auto scan types When an auto scan channel is selected it will immedi...

Page 13: ...Indicator Selective Mute Only radio signals specifically directed to the user or the channel s defined talkgroup will be heard on the speaker Normal Mute Only radio signals from the users own network...

Page 14: ...and the Setup menu list In the default configuration the Main menu contains the Zone screen and a Setup screen This allows access to the second Setup menu level 4 2 1 Zone Menu The Zone Screen is use...

Page 15: ...either Monitor or Normal squelch mode Digital Channel Monitor Mode The radio will receive any decryptable or clear P25 digital voice signals The Network Access Code NAC is not checked An M icon on th...

Page 16: ...level 4 2 3 Mute Adjust From the menu list step through the menu options with the and keys until the Mute Adjust menu is displayed Press the OK key for the Mute adjustment screen Analogue Mute Screen...

Page 17: ...es Telephone numbers or Talk Groups The second line shows the name of the selected phone book entry The third line shows the unit identifier of the phone book entry This is the P25 ID that the radio w...

Page 18: ...y timeout has elapsed i e No PTT or signal received for the Field Programmer set time period typically 10 seconds The radio will return to the default screen 4 2 4 2 Making an Individual Call with Cal...

Page 19: ...one Book Edit Screen From this screen an entry can be chosen using the and keys The displayed information is the same as the Phone Book Screen display A Reset function key press if configured takes th...

Page 20: ...is the entry type screen There are 6 possible types of Phone Book entries These are Conv Unit ID Option 0 Conv PSTN Option 1 Conv Group Option 2 Trunk Unit ID Option 3 Trunk PSTN Option 1 Trunk Group...

Page 21: ...on to the next sub menu screen to edit the Unit ID if required Upon entering this screen the current Unit ID of the selected phone entry is displayed The name entry can then be changed using the nume...

Page 22: ...modified in the radio and the radio will return to the default screen 4 2 6 User Options The User Options menu provides access to a list of Functions that may be toggled on or off Up to 10 functions...

Page 23: ...value of the Contrast is displayed Pressing the OK key returns to the main channel screen Pressing the Back or M key returns to the next highest menu level 4 2 8 Alert Volume This Screen allows you to...

Page 24: ...Channel Screen Pressing the M key will exit back to the setup menu Note A minimum Alert Level may be set by the FPP to ensure the Alerts can always be heard from the speaker 4 2 9 Radio Info These sc...

Page 25: ...onv ID and Radio Band Radio Software Version and Serial Number Application Software Version and Date Application Upgrade Version Date and PLA code P25 Radio Unit Trunked ID and IP Address P25 Trunked...

Page 26: ...t the required operating mode such as Apco P25 PMR or MPT Trunking While the required mode is displayed press OK to select that operating mode The radio will then display the default screen for that m...

Page 27: ...l be displayed The RSSI BER will be displayed until either the M key is pressed to return to the next highest menu level or the OK key is pressed which will return to the main channel menu A lower RSS...

Page 28: ...tched off the channel s default encryption key will be restored Pressing the OK key returns to the main channel screen Pressing the Back or M key returns to the next highest menu level 4 2 13Setup The...

Page 29: ...ID is not known to the phone book If stored calls are empty NO RECORD is displayed The and keys can be used to step through the stored calls An error beep will sound if there are no more call records...

Page 30: ...gured time interval will send an individual call to the ID of the stored call 4 2 15Messages A radio unit can receive and transmit predefined short messages and text messages with another radio unit o...

Page 31: ...lay If VIEW is selected pressing OK shows the Message View screen If SMSG is selected pressing OK shows the Short Message screen only for a digital channel otherwise an error beep will sound If TXTMSG...

Page 32: ...Screen A Reset function key press if configured takes the radio back to the default screen display If DELETE is selected pressing OK will remove the current selected message from the radio The radio w...

Page 33: ...K is selected the radio returns to the default screen and is set to individual calling mode for a time out period determined by radio configuration When the radio is PTT d an individual voice call is...

Page 34: ...the relevant key one or more times to choose each character The key is used to move the curser to the left The key is used to move the curser to the right A Reset button press and hold for less than...

Page 35: ...nd then choose either SMSG Short Message or TXTMSG Text Message This screen allows the user to view and select a short message It displays the selected short message text The short message can be sele...

Page 36: ...press and hold for less than one second acts as a destructive backspace Holding the Reset button down for more than one second deletes all characters from the curser position to the right A new charac...

Page 37: ...his screen allows selection of the destination ID from the Phone Book The and keys are used to select the phone book entry A Reset function key press if configured takes the radio back to the default...

Page 38: ...When selected the Scan Group Edit screen is displayed which shows the channels within the Scan Group The second line from the top shows the name of the selected channel in the scan group The next lin...

Page 39: ...e scan group and takes the radio back to the default screen display If scanning is enabled on the current channel this action shall result in rescanning The deletion is permanent If Add is selected pr...

Page 40: ...screen display When the Back key or Menu is pressed the radio returns to the main Scan Edit screen When OK key is pressed If the scan group has less than 15 member channels the selected non member cha...

Page 41: ...le will automatically turn off after several hours of inactivity i e no keys pressed The radio will emit warning beeps for 10 seconds prior to automatically switching off Pressing any key will reset t...

Page 42: ...ransmissions will be received While on a P25 channel only P25 transmissions will be received To change channels press the and keys while in the channel screen Zones can be changed from the Zone menu s...

Page 43: ...re call records A Reset function key press if configured takes the radio back to the default screen display The Menu or Back key returns to Menu screen When OK key is pressed a pop up menu is displaye...

Page 44: ...stablished and avoids lost or distorted speech While transmitting the vertical bars on the left hand side will indicate the transmit power level programmed for that channel An L character below the ba...

Page 45: ...Field Programmer or 2 Selecting a zone channel that has been assigned to automatically scan by the Field Programmer or 3 Under User Options menu selecting the SCAN ON option Selecting a channel that...

Page 46: ...icon A radio channel that has been programmed for encryption will receive either clear or encrypted traffic A transmission on this channel will be encrypted The encryption icon will not be shown if a...

Page 47: ...y mode When emergency mode is triggered the radio can be configured by the FPP to transmit and receive on a cyclic basis with FPP programmed time periods The display will show TxEm Channel No During T...

Page 48: ...e Up Down function keys They can be assigned to other keys if required If the current channel is the first channel then the decremented channel will wrap around to the last channel in the current zone...

Page 49: ...DE This function is a short cut to the Mode menu The Mode menu is used to change radio modes such as P25 conventional to MPT1327 Trunked Selections Network 1 5 These networks may be PMR MPT1327 Trunke...

Page 50: ...ogrammed with a scrambler function will be able to unscramble it Supported in analogue mode only The speaker sounds a bip bip tone when PTT is pressed to indicate that scrambler is active Scrambler On...

Page 51: ...Transmit Frequency The 2nd key press restores the channel s Rx TX frequencies This function is cleared by a channel change 6 18 ZONE The Zone function enters the Zone menu so that the Zone can be chan...

Page 52: ...7 1 ALERT TONES AND MESSAGES Key Beep Error Tone Grant Tone Beep Alert Bip Alert Ring Alert Urgent Alert Continuous Alert 2 x Bip Alert 0 05 9000_52b 0 10 0 05 0 05 0 10 0 10 Continuous Telephone Ring...

Page 53: ...NAC or TGID will be heard MPT Trunked MPT1327 Trunked Mode NAC Network Access Code Used as a filter where multiple networks may share a common RF frequency Normal Mute Mode of Radio Receive Only signa...

Page 54: ...ipment FPP Field Personality Programmer IP Internet Protocol LCD Liquid Crystal Display LET Link Establishment Time MA ASIG Audio and Serial Interface Option Board with GPS for SRM9000 MAB 1 Mobile Op...

Page 55: ...ed and tested to ensure they meet government established RF exposure levels In addition manufacturers also recommend specific operating instructions to users of two way radios These instructions are i...

Page 56: ...ng in terms of measuring for standards compliance Transmit only when people outside the vehicle are at least the recommended minimum lateral distance away as shown in Tables 1 2 and 3 from a properly...

Page 57: ...installed Mobile Two way Radio Recommended Minimum Lateral Distance from Transmitting Antenna 25 watts with 4 dipole 2 14dBi gain 75cm 29 5 inches Table 2b Rated Power and Recommended Lateral Distanc...

Page 58: ...nd recommended minimum lateral distances in Tables 1a 2a and 3a These mobile antenna installation guidelines are limited to metal body motor vehicles or vehicles with appropriate ground planes The ant...

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