CAUTION!
RADIO PROGRAMMING REQUIRED - Read Carefully!
How to Program the Radio (Required)
Radios can be programmed using existing Radio Service Software
(RSS) or Customer Programming Software (CPS)
.
Attaching and Removing the Belt/Swivel Clip
To attach the belt/swivel clip:
To remove the belt/swivel clip:
Service, Support, and Warranty
The RMN5038 Emergency RSM is not repairable. It is covered under
the standard Motorola one-year limited warranty. Refer to your
Motorola dealer or point-of-purchase for detailed information on
warranty replacement.
A replacement swivel clip (4205823V01) may be ordered through your
Motorola dealer or by calling Motorola Radio Products Services
Division at 1-800-422-4210.
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The following radio programming is REQUIRED for the
RSM’s Emergency button to operate properly.
Emergency activation from the RSM is delayed until
programmed Pre-Alert and Post-Alert delays elapse.
Factory defaults or previous programming could have set
the delay times to as long as 8-120 seconds (depending
on the radio model), so it is essential that the radio be
checked and programmed appropriately.
Programming of the Pre-Alert and Post-Alert delays affects
only the RSM’s Emergency button and does not affect the
radio’s Emergency button operation.
Feature
How to Program
Emergency
Must be enabled.
Emergency Mandown
Must be enabled (automatically enabled in
XTS models).
Emergency Mandown
Pre-Alert Delay
Set to short time period. 0 to 1 second is
suggested.
Emergency Mandown
Post-Alert Delay
Set to short time period. 0 to 1 second is
suggested.
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C a u t i o n
1
Attach and slide the belt/swivel clip down the grooved rails on
the back of the RSM.
2
Push firmly until it clicks into place.
1
Insert the flat blade of a small screwdriver (or like instrument)
between the release tab and the back surface of the
microphone.
2
While holding the screwdriver in place against the release tab,
push the belt/swivel clip toward the top of the microphone until it
moves up and off.
Emergency
Remote Speaker Microphone (RSM)
User Guide
Model RMN5038
