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Operating the Mobile Station MS150
MS150 exceptionally offers a mobile use with either a rechargeable battery pack, BAT150 or AA type alkaline
batteries (x 6) with a LaON provided battery sled.
Power On
Turn on the Power toggle switch (#15) on the bottom panel of the Mobile Station and press Power button longer
than 3 seconds to turn it on. A voice message
‘Power on’ will be heard from the headset, and the LED adjacent
to the Talk button will go on. When the Mobile Station is in normal
‘MS’ mode, ‘DFS detecting’ will be indicated
for one minute in the display of the upper panel, and once the detecting is completed, Normal menu will pop up
as shown in Figure 4-2.
‘MS150’ appears on the screen to indicate that it is in Mobile Station mode. After a few
seconds, The LED flash green to indicate that the Mobile Station is ready for use.
Power Off
Turn off with the Power toggle switch (#15) on the bottom panel of the Mobile Station.
When using battery, once the battery level is getting low, the power will be automatically off with the voice prompt
from the headset, ‘Change the battery’.
Normal menu on the Mobile Station
’s upper screen
The item
‘A’
indicates the Beltpack
’s Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) level when Mobile Station is in
the Beltpack mode operation. The RSSI level is presented graphically. This will not be indicated while the
Mobile Station is in the
‘MS’ mode operation.
If ‘BP’ is selected in a Select Mode menu, the Mobile Station can be operated as a Beltpack for the Base
Station BS750. Auxiliary device such as a speaker can still be connected though it is in the ‘BP’ mode.
The item
‘B’
indicates the Communication Group
of the Mobile Station
’s headset. The numbers ‘1’ and ‘2’ stand
for the number of
the
Communication Group channel
.
The item
‘C’
indicates the Mobile Station
’s battery level. The battery level is presented graphically. When using
power adapter, the graphic will be indicated as full.
The item
‘D’
indicates that
the Mobile Station is in the ‘MS’ mode operation. While the Key Lock is set, ‘Lock’
will be indicated here to instead.
While the Mobile Station is in ‘BP’ mode operation, there will be a Beltpack ID indication to instead which has
been set up to be linked to the Base Station BS750.
The item
‘E’
indicates Hands Free On/Off operation mode of the Mobile Station. If the headset of the Mobile
Station is in the hands free on (Latched) mode operation,
‘HF on’ will appear in the display. If the headset of
A
B
C
E
D
Figure 4-2. Normal menu
MS150
Figure 4-1. Panels of the Mobile Station
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4
3
5
9
8
10
7
6
1
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