Ericsson PCS Manual de usuario

LBI-38955

Mobile Communications

PCS

STANDARD/SCAN/DTMF

PORTABLE RADIO

Operator's Manual

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION.......................................................................4

CONTROLS...............................................................................6

SCAN CONTROLS....................................................................12

INDICATORS.............................................................................13

CHANNEL AND VOLUME INDICATORS................14

STATUS INDICATORS ............................................16

ALERT TONES.........................................................17

POWER-UP SELF-TEST..........................................18

CARRIER CONTROL TIMER...................................18

CHANNEL BUSY LOCK-OUT..................................18

RECEIVE-ONLY CHANNEL.....................................19

TYPE 99 ALERT TONE............................................19

ANI ALERT TONE ....................................................19

PRIORITY-ONE (P1) SCAN.....................................20

RADIO/CHANNEL FAILURE....................................20

OPERATION..............................................................................20

RECEIVING A MESSAGE........................................20

SENDING A MESSAGE...........................................22

TYPE 99 OPERATION .............................................22

SCAN OPERATION..................................................24

TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT CALLS..................26

∆∆ or "H" BUTTON OPERATION...............................30

BATTERY PACKS.....................................................................32

INSTALLING THE BATTERY PACK........................32

REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK .........................33

CHARGING THE BATTERY PACKS.......................34

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK DISPOSAL....36

SWIVEL MOUNT REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT...............36

OPERATING TIPS ....................................................................37

Figure 1 - PCS Standard/Scan Radio

INTRODUCTION

The Ericsson GE PCS™ Standard/Scan/DTMF portable radios are

lightweight, full-featured radios that provide reliable two-way

communications. The PCS comes in 2-, 8-, and 16-channel versions.

The SCAN function exists on the 8- and 16-channel radios and allows

monitoring of all channels. Any channel may be scanned with or without

a priority level. One channel can be programmed for Priority 1 (P1) and

another for Priority 2 (P2), with any or all remaining channels

programmed as non-priority channels. It also allows HOME channel

selection or Emergency mode transmission.

The User (also known as Universal) Device Connector (UDC), located

on the side of the radio, provides connections for external audio

accessories. This connector also allows the radio system personnel to

connect programming equipment and program the per-channel and

overall radio features. Consult the radio system personnel to determine

the programmed features of your radio. Features that are programmable

on a per-channel basis include:

•Receive Frequency

•Transmit Frequency

•High/Low Transmit Power

•Channel Busy Lock-Out

•Squelch Tail Elimination (STE)

•Channel Guard Encode/Decode (Tone or Digital)

•Type 99 Tone Decode

•Automatic Number Identification (ANI)

•Telephone Interconnect (DTMF Dial)

Features that are programmable on an overall radio basis include:

•Carrier Control Timer (CCT)

•Display Backlighting

•Alert Tones

•HOME Channel or Emergency Channel (on SCAN

versions)

•Three (3) Auto-Dial Telephone Numbers (on SCAN

versions)

CONTROLS

ON/OFF SWITCH The ON/OFF switch is

located on the battery pack.

Sliding this switch up to the

"ON" position will supply

power to the radio from the

battery pack. An audible

"click" will be heard.

When the radio is turned on, it

will resume operation at the

last operating state (channel,

volume, etc.) and the power-

up alert tones will be

sounded. Three (3) beeps

indicate the radio is in the

normal (receive mode); four

(4) beeps indicate the radio is

scanning. The operating

status of the radio will be

displayed in the Liquid Crystal

Display (LCD) window.

PTT BUTTON

(Push-to-Talk) Pressing the PTT button on

the side of the radio will key

the radio transmitter.

If the radio is not scanning, it

will transmit on the selected

(displayed) channel. If the

radio is scanning when the

PTT button is pressed, the

radio may be programmed to

Continued ...

PTT BUTTON

(Push-to-Talk)

(cont'd)

transmit on the selected

channel or on the current re-

ceive SCAN channel.

If the selected channel is pro-

grammed with Type 99 Tone

Decode enabled, pressing the

PTT button will disable Type

99 Tone Decode by switching

the radio from the Selective

Call mode to the Monitor

mode. The PTT button must

be released and then pressed

a second time to key the

radio.

MONITOR BUTTON The MONitor button has sev-

eral functions. Its operation

will vary depending upon pro-

gramming.

If the MONitor button is pro-

grammed for "squelch" op-

eration, pressing it un-

squelches the receiver for the

first three (3) seconds the

button is held. All transmis-

sion will be heard, even if

Channel Guard protected.

This allows channel monitor-

ing before transmitting. If the

button is held for more than

three (3) seconds, Channel

Guard decode will toggle ON

or OFF (if it is programmed

on the selected channel). Continued ...

MONITOR BUTTON

(cont'd) If the MONitor button is pro-

grammed for "Channel

Guard" operation, pressing

and releasing it within one (1)

second will toggle Channel

Guard ON or OFF. Pressing

and holding for more than one

(1) second will unsquelch the

receiver after one (1) second

and allow channel monitoring

as long as the button is held;

Channel Guard status will not

be affected.

The MONitor button is also

used to reset the radio after a

Type 99 call is received.

Quickly press and release the

button to reset the radio to re-

ceive the next Type 99 call.

VOLUME CONTROLS The speaker volume level is

controlled by the two buttons

on the side of the radio.

Pressing the VOLUME UP

(∆∆) button will increase

volume and pressing the

VOLUME DOWN (∇∇)button

will decrease the volume.

The relative volume level is

indicated in the LCD window

by four (4) bars. There are

decrease the volume. The Continued ...

VOLUME CONTROLS

(cont'd) relative volume level is indi-

cated in the LCD window by

four (4) bars. There are eight

levels of volume. Two levels

of volume are represented by

each bar.

Changing the volume while

the radio is squelched will

cause the radio to beep, if

programmed, at the new

selected level. No beep is

sounded if the radio is un-

squelched.

CHANNEL

SELECTION Select the transmit/receive

channel by pressing the

CHANNEL UP (∆∆) or the

CHANNEL DOWN (∇∇) but-

ton. The channel number will

be displayed in the LCD win-

dow. Press the CHANNEL

UP button to increase the

channel and press the

CHANNEL DOWN button to

decrease the channel.

Channel selection will wrap

around (Channel 1 follows

Channel 16 [or Channels 2 or

8] when increasing channels;

Channel 16 [or 2 or 8] follows

Channel 1 when decreasing

channels).

The three (3) buttons (top three on the DTMF keypad) are used to

control a variety of operations when used alone and to control SCAN

operations when used in conjunction with the "S" button on the 8- and

16-channel radios. Details are as follows:

NOTE

These three buttons are also used to place telephone calls

("1" - "3" digits) when the telephone interconnect feature is enabled.

In addition, the "∆∆" UP ARROW button (HOME or digit "1") selects

the HOME/EMERGENCY channel (on the SCAN versions).

∆∆

The ∆∆ or "H" button

allows the following (see

SCAN Controls for further

details):

1. Add channels to

Scan list when used in

conjunction with the "S"

button (for 8- and 16-

channel radios). SCAN

must be off when adding

channels.

2. Programming of a

HOME or EMERGENCY

channel (when used

alone). This applies only

to SCAN versions.

3. BACKLIGHT the

LCD (for 2-channel

radios). The backlight will

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