Mobile Create MPT-H1 User manual

Rev. 1.0
–
2015
MPT-H1
Mobile Create Co., Ltd.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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PLEASE OBSERVEFULLY
Besuretoobservethefollowingprecautionsfullyforthesafeandproperuseofthisproduct:
■Explanations ofsafetyalertsigns
Thissignindicatesahazardoussituationwhichcouldsignificantlyresultinseriousinjury
ordeath.
Thissignindicatesahazardoussituationwhichcouldresultinseriousinjuryordeath.
This sign indicates a hazardous situation which could result in physical or property
damage.
■Explanationsofsymbols
Thissymbolindicatesprecautionswhichneedtobefullyobserved.
Thissymbolindicatesnoteswhicharerequestedtobeconsidered.
■ Do not operate this product while driving a car. Before operating this product, a driver shall stop the car in a safe
place.
■ Donotinstalloroperatethisproductinairplanesandhospitals,oritcouldaffectelectronicandmedicaldevices.
■ Do not install or operate this product in places where inflammable gas is generated, or it could cause an ignition
accident.
■ Cardiacpacemakerusersshallnotusethisproduct,becauseitcouldaffectpacemakers,causinganaccidentdue
tothemalfunctionofsuchdevices.
■ Use this product away from automatic control equipment such as automatic door and fire alarm systems, or the
radiowavesgeneratedbythisproductcouldaffectsuchequipment,causinganaccidentduetomalfunction.
■ Do not install or operate this product in a place which may obstruct the operator’s front vision or interfere with the
operation,oritcouldcauseaninjury,anaccident,orafailure.
■ Payattentionto the speakervolumewhile driving so thatthe soundoutside the carcan be heard.Failuretodoso
couldcauseaninjuryoraccident.
■ Donotdisassembleormodifythisproduct,oritcouldcauseaninjury,anaccident,orafailure.
■ Donotinstalloroperatethisproductinplaceswhicharesubjecttodirectsunlight,oritcouldcauseresindeformation
ordiscoloration,orafailure.
■ Donotgiveanimpacttoorthrowthisproduct,oritcouldcauseafailure.
■ Donotconnectthisproducttoanydevicesotherthanthespecifiedones,oritcouldcausea failure.
■ Keepthisproductawayfrommagneticcardssuchascashcards,orthedataonthemmaybelost.
■ Donot usethinneror alcohol when cleaning this product, or itcould cause resin deformation or discoloration, or a
failure.
Safety Precautions
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
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Matters prohibited when handling the battery pack
■ Donotdisassembleormodifythebatterypack,becauseitincorporatesasafetymechanismandprotectivedevice
for preventing danger. Damaging such mechanism or device could cause heat or smoke generation from or
explosionorignitionofthebattery pack.
■ Donotconnectthepositiveelectrodetothenegativeelectrodeusingmetalsuchaswire.Alsodonotcarryorstore
thisproductwithmetalgoodssuchasnecklacesorhairpins.Failuretodosocouldshort-circuitthebatterypackand
generatean excessiveamount of electricity, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion or ignition of thebattery
pack,aswellasheatgenerationofmetalgoodssuchasnecklacesandhairpins.
■ Donotput thebatterypack inopen flameor heat it,oritcouldmelt insulators,damage thegas blowdown valveor
thesafetymechanism,orignitetheelectrolytesolution,causingheatorsmokegeneration, explosion,orignition.
■ Do not useor install the battery packin hotplaces(80°C or higher)such as byopen flame ora heater.If theresin
separator is damaged by the heat, the battery pack may be short-circuited internally, causing heat or smoke
generation,explosionorignition.
■ Do not soak the battery pack in or make it wet with water or seawater. The protective device incorporated in the
batterypack couldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthebatterypack.
■ Do not recharge the battery pack by open flame or in the hot sun. If the battery pack becomes hot, the protective
device for preventing danger is activated to stop recharging or the protective device may break to recharge the
battery pack at an abnormal current or voltage, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or ignition due to
abnormalchemicalreactioninsidethebatterypack.
■ Recharging the battery pack under any condition other than the specified ones (such as at higher temperature,
voltage, or current than the specified ones, or with a modified recharging cradle). In addition, the battery pack is
rechargedwithabnormalcurrent,leadingtoabnormalchemicalreactioninsideitwhichcouldcauseheatorsmoke
generation,explosion,orignition.
Note:Workingtemperatureandhumidityrangesoftherechargingcradle:0 to 40°C/45to85%RH
■ Do not drive a nail into, hammer, or step upon the battery pack, or it may be disrupted or deformed to be short-
circuitedinternally,causingheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Donotgiveastrongimpacttoorthrowthebatterypack,oritcouldcauseliquidleakage,heatorsmokegeneration,
explosion,orignition.Inaddition,iftheprotectivedeviceincorporatedinthebatterypackisbroken,thebatterypack
mayberechargedwithabnormalcurrentorvoltage,leadingtoabnormalchemicalreactioninsidethebatterypack
whichcouldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Do not use a battery pack with an external surface that is damaged or an external appearance that is significantly
changed,oritcouldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Do not solder the battery pack directly, or the insulator may melt from the heat or the gas blowdown valve or the
safetymechanismmaybedamaged,causingheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Do not mix up the positive electrode and negative electrode. The battery may be recharged reversely to cause
abnormalchemicalreactioninsidethebatterypackormaydischargeunexpectedlyabnormalcurrenttocauseheat
orsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Theorientationofthepositiveandnegativeelectrodesofthebatterypackispredetermined.Ifitisdifficulttoconnect
thebatterypack to arechargingcradle or equipment,check theorientationof the positiveandnegativeelectrodes
withoutconnectingforcefully.Reverseconnectioncausesreverserechargingofthebatterypack,causingabnormal
chemicalreactioninsideitwhichcouldleadtoheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Donotconnectthebatterypacktoanelectricoutletorin-vehiclepowerportsocket,orthehighvoltageappliedmay
generateanexcessiveamountofcurrentwhichcouldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthe
batterypack.
■ Donotuse thisbatterypackfor any devices other than the specifiedones, or the performanceor life of the battery
pack may be reduced or abnormal current may flow depending on the type of device, causing breakage, heat or
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smokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthebatterypack.
■ If liquid leaked from the battery pack gets in theeyes, rinse thoroughly with clean water such as tapwater without
rubbingitandseekmedicaltreatmentimmediately.Anyliquidleftintheeyescouldcausedamagetotheeyes.
■ Do not mix primary batteries such as dry cells and batteries with different capacity, type, or brand, or excessive
dischargeduringuseorexcessiverechargemayoccur,causingabnormalchemicalreactioninsidethebatterypack
whichcouldleadtoheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ Iftherechargeisnotcompletedevenafterthepredeterminedrechargetime,stoprecharging.Failuretodosocould
causeheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthebatterypack.
■ Do not put the battery pack in a microwave oven or high-pressure container. Sudden heat-up or loss of airtight
conditioncouldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignition.
■ In the eventofa liquidleakage or anunusualodor from thebatterypack, immediately move itaway from fire.The
electrolytic solution leaked from the battery pack may catch fire, causing heat or smoke generation, explosion, or
ignition.
■ In the event of any abnormality such as unusual odor, heat generation, discoloration, or deformation during use,
recharge, or storage of the battery pack, remove the battery pack from the device or recharging cradle and
discontinueuse. Continuingusecouldcauseheatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthebatterypack.
■ Donotuseorleavethebatterypackinhotplacessuchasunderstrongdirectsunlightorinacarunderthehotsun,
oritcouldcauseliquidleakageorheatorsmokegenerationandalsoreducetheperformanceandlifeofthebattery
pack.
■ Do not use the battery pack in places where static electricity (100 V or higher) is generated, because the battery
pack incorporates a protective device for preventing danger. Failure to do so could break the protective circuit,
causingliquidleakagefrom,heatorsmokegeneration,explosion,orignitionofthebatterypack.
■ The recharge temperature range of the battery pack is from 0°C to 40°C. Recharging the battery pack outside of
thistemperaturerangecouldnotonlycauseliquidleakagefrom,heatorsmokegenerationfrom,orbreakageofthe
batterypack,butalsoreducetheperformanceandlifeofthebatterypack.
■ Be sure to read the instruction manual or written instructions carefully before use. In addition, keep the manual at
handafterreadingitandrefertoitwhenneeded.
■ Ifanyabnormalitysuchasrust,unusualodororheatgenerationisobservedwhenyouusethisproductforthefirst
timeafterpurchase,discontinueuseandtakeittothe shop where itwaspurchased.
■ Storethebatterypackoutofthereachofinfants.Inaddition,duringuse,besurethattheydonotremovethebattery
packfroma rechargingcradleordeviceinwhichitisused.
■ Ifliquidleaked from the batterypack comesinto contactwiththe skin or clothes,immediatelyrinsethoroughlywith
cleanwatersuchastapwatertopreventskinirritation.
Thebatterypack(lithium-ionbattery)is recyclable.
In order to reuse rare metals, drop unneeded battery packs off to be recycled,
withoutdisposingof them.
Recyclingthe batterypack
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For the proper use of this product
■ This product performs communication using a cellular phone communication network. The scope of the
warranty of this product does not include cellular phone communication networks. Be sure to understand
thepropertiesof thissystemandharnessitsbenefitsundertheresponsibilityoftheuser.
■ UseonlyaccessoriessoldbyMobileCreate.Donotusecommercially-availableorself-builtaccessories,
ortheproductwillnot becoveredunderwarranty.
■ ThehousingismadeofPC+ABSresin.Donotthrowordropthisproductduringtransportation,oritmay
break.Inaddition,donotremovescrewsfromthisproducttodisassembleit,oritcouldcauseperformance
degradationor failure which isnotcoveredundertheproduct warranty.
■ Consult us if special quality or reliability is required for this product and it is used as a medical, disaster-
prevention,orsecurity device,for whichfailureor malfunctionaffectslifesupportorpropertysignificantly.
■ Do not install this product in places which are subject to direct sunlight, or it could cause performance
degradationor failure.
Note:Recommended usageenvironmenttemperature:0°Cto+45°C
■ Leaving stains on this product for a long time may cause flaking of the plating or paint. Wipe with a dry
softclothperiodically.
■ Whentalking, keep this product approximately 5cmaway from the mouth.Talking at aclose distance to
thisproductcouldcausecrackingordistortionof thevoicetransmittedtotheotherparty.
■ Usingthisproductinplaceswherecellularphonereceptionispoorsuchasinatunnelorgarageandthe
influence of communication line conditions (such as network line construction and crossed lines) may
causetheinterruptionof theflowofconversingvoicesduringacall.
■ The firmware of this product cannot be reverse-engineered, reverse-assembled, or reverse-complied. It
alsocannotbemodifiedorrevised.
■ Nonoticesofintellectualpropertyrightssuchascopyright,patent,utilitymodel,andtrademarkdescribed
forthisproductcanbedeletedormodified.
Pointsto be noted beforeusing this product
Weassumenoresponsibilitywhatsoeverforanydirect,indirect,orincidentaldamagetoyouorathirdparty
causedbytheuse ofthisproduct underyourown responsibility.
Whenusing thisproduct, besureto take allpossiblemeasuressuchas bypaying sufficientattentiontothe
usage environment and conditions and by taking safety and reliability measures including malfunction
preventionand preventingthespreadoffire.

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Matters concerning waterproof and dustproof
performances
■ For the proper use of this product, read the matters concerning “waterproof and dustproof performances”
beforeuse.Usingthisproductwithoutobservingthemattersdescribedcouldcausewaterexposureorsand
orforeignmattercontaminationleadingtoheatgeneration,ignition,electricshock, damage,andfailure.
This product achieves dustproof and waterproof performances equivalent to IP6X (Former JIS IP code 5)
(Note 1) and IPX7 (Former JIS IP code 6) (Note 2) with the rear cover, external connection terminal caps,
andhookattachedsecurely.
Note1: IP6Xreferstotheprotection whichpreventsthe entry ofpowderdustfordust test(75µmindiameter).
Note2: IPX7referstotheprotection whichisnotaffectedbywaterexposure.
●Inthepractical useof thisproduct, thisdoes not meanthat operation under allconditions isassured. In
addition, if a failure is determined to be due to your mishandling of this product as a result of an
investigation,itisnotcoveredunderthewarranty.
■ Donotrechargewhilethisproduct iswet,oritcouldcauseelectricshockor shortcircuitorcircuitcorruption,
leadingtofire orfailuredueto heatgeneration.
■ Althoughthisproductiswaterproof,discontinueuseifliquidsuchaswatergetsintoitwhentherearcoveris
attachedordetachedto removethebattery pack. Continuing to use this product withliquid in it could cause
heatgeneration,ignition, andfailure.
■ Theprovidedrechargingcradleisnotwaterproofordustproof.Usetherechargingcradleinplaceswhichare
notsplashedwithwater directly.Ifthisproductissplashedwithliquid,unplugitimmediately.
■ In order to fulfill the waterproof and dustproof functions of this product, be sure to use this product with the
accessorycover,rearcover,andUSBcapattached securely.
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Matters to be noted about wireless products
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the condition that this device
doesnotcauseharmfulinterference. FCCCaution:Anychangesormodificationsnotexpresslyapproved
bythe party responsibleforcompliance could void the user's authoritytooperate this equipment. Federal
Communication Commission (FCC) Radiation Exposure Statement This EUT is compliance with SAR for
general population/uncontrolled exposure limits in ANSI/IEEE C95.1-1999 and had been tested in
accordance with the measurement methods and procedures specified in OET Bulletin 65 Supplement C.
Thisequipmentshouldbeinstalledandoperatedwithminimumdistance1.5cmbetweentheradiator&your
body.
containsmoduleFCCID: 2AHUQSL8090information
Labelinformation
1. Images of the e‐label screen are provided below:
Contains FCC ID:
2AHUQSL8090
This device complies
ith part 15 of the
FCC Rules.
Operation is Subject
Contains FCC ID:
2AHUQSL8090
This device complies
ith part 15 of the
FCC Rules.
Operation is Subject
to the condition that
this device does not
cause harmful
interference.
Scroll key
Scroll key
Select Menu > Utilities > FCC
20 sentence x 6 line is
displayed.
Full-text information
Scroll display
Menu key
2. Users are able to access the information in no more than four steps in a device’s menu.
The actual Steps are: Select Menu > Utilities > FCC
3. Theinformationisstoredonthedevice,nospecialaccessoriesorsupplementalplug‐ins
(e.g.,aSIM/USIMcard)arerequiredto accessthe information.
Yes.
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4. Usersareprovidedspecific instructionsonhowto accesstheinformation.
Yes.
5. Theaboveinformationmust beprogrammed bythe responsibleparty andthe informationmust be
securedinsuchamannerthatthird‐partiescannotmodifyit.
Thee‐label information is pre‐programmedbythe grantee.
Theuser cannot modifythee‐label formation.
This MPT-H1 model conforms to the technical standards for the absorption of radio waves into the human
bodyestablishedbythegovernment,as wellas internationalguidelinesforradio-radiationprotection.
These guidelines, established on scientific grounds to prevent radio waves emitted from wireless devices
such as cellular phones, which are used close to the human head, from affecting human health, stipulates
thattheSpecificAbsorptionRate(SAR) representingtheaverage energyamountof radio waves absorbed
into the human head shall not exceed the guideline value of 2 W/kg. This guideline value, which includes
sufficient safety factor regardless of the age and body size of the user, is equivalent to the international
guidelines established by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP),
whichisin acooperativerelationshipwiththeWorldHealthOrganization(WHO).
The highest SARs of this wireless device on the temporal region of the head and when this device is worn
on the body are 0.634 W/kg and 0.742 W/kg respectively.Although SARs may vary slightly depending on
eachproduct,theyallsatisfythe permittedvalue.
FordetailedinformationonSAR, referto thefollowing websites:
TheRadioUseWebsiteoftheMinistryof InternalAffairsand Communicationsof Japan
http://www.tele.soumu.go.jp/j/sys/ele/index.htm
AssociationofRadioIndustriesandBusinessesof Japan
http://www.arib-emf.org/index02.html
■ Do not disassemble, modify or repair this product, or it could cause a failure, ignition, electric shock, and
damage. We assume no responsibility for problems with the main unit and peripheral devices caused by
suchmodification.Modifyingthis productviolatestheRadioAct.
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Main unit
OKButton
Thisbuttonisusedwhenfinalizingachoice
andmakingacall.
TopMicrophone
Talktowardthisportduringacall.
EarSpeaker
The sound transmitted from a counterpart
radio as well as sound effects are played
insilentmode
.
PTTButton
Pressing this PTT Button during a call
transmitssoundtoacounterpartradio.
Short
-
cutButton
Pressing this button enables
registeredcallmodesormenus.
UpperRightButton
This button is used when selecting
menufunctions.
HomeButton
Pressingthisbuttonreturnstothecallmode
which was determined by call back mode
selection.
Front
Power/VolumeKnob
Movingthisknobupanddownturnsthe
power on and off, turning it left and right
adjuststhesoundvolume.
AccessoryPort
Removetheaccessorycoverandconnect
awiredmicrophonetothis port.
3GAntenna
UpperLeftButton
Pressing this button enables switching
of
callmodes.
LowerLeftButton
This button is used mainly when
receivingacall.
Up,
Down,Left,RightButton
This button is used when adjusting
sound volume and selecting menu
functions.
NumericKeypad
This keypad is used when entering a
numberduringindividualcal
ls
.
MainSpeaker
The sound transmitted from a counterpart
radioaswellassoundeffectsareplayed.
2nd
Microphone
Talk toward this port during a call in
silentmode.
Functions of Parts
Rear
USB
P
ort
RemovetheUSBcaptoconnecta USBcable
tothisport.
Rear
C
over
H
ook
This hook is used when removing the
batterypack.
Rear
C
over
This cover can be separated from the main
unitwhenremovingthebatterypack.
ChargerLED
ThisLEDdisplaystherechargingstatus.
BeltClipAttachingPort
This port is used when attaching the
beltclip.
Bottom
StatusLED
This LED displays the current system
condition.
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Display screen
Functionofthe Upper LeftButton
Thefunctionoftheupperleftbuttonis displayed.
CallStatus
Thesearedisplayedduringacall.
(Screen duringacall)
Battery Status
The remaining battery level and external
powersupplyaredisplayed.
Functionofthe Up andDown/OK Button
Thefunctionoftheupanddown/OKbuttonis displayed.
Functionofthe Upper RightButton
The function of the upper right button is
displayed.
Sound Volume
The sound volume of the speaker which is set to be
outputisdisplayed.
Duringacall,pressingtheupordownbuttonchanges
thesoundvolume
.
3G RSSI
The antenna reception level of the packet
communications network is displayed on a scale
ofonetofour.
Call Mode
Thecurrentcallmodeisdisplayed.
Selected RadioID
The number of the radio ID which is selected
forthecurrentcallmodeisdisplayed.
(Homescreen)
External Microphone Connection
Status
The external microphone connection status is
displayed.
KeyLockIcon
This icon represents the status
whenthekeysarelocked.
Break-in CallStatus
Thisisdisplayedduringa break-in call.
TickerFunction
Information such as time, manner mode, and
incomingcallisdisplayed.
GPSRSSI
The reception leveloftheGPS receiving antenna is
displayed.

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Attaching and detaching the battery pack
1:
2:
Attaching and
Detaching the
Battery Pack
Rearcover
Batterypack
Rearcoverhook
Movethe rearcoverhookonthebottom down
toremovethe rearcover.
Slide the battery pack down into the main unit with
theupperclawonthe rearcoverfitinthe grooveon
therearcover hook ofthemainunit.
Upper claws on the
rearcover
Power supply terminal
onthemainunit
Batterypack
terminal
Pay attention to the orientation
of the battery pack
The battery pack shall be attached in
suchawaythatthegoldcolorterminal
onthe bottomfacesthelowerright (as
showninthefigureontheleftside)and
theletterscanbeseenasshowninthe
figureontherightside.
Incorrectattachmentof thebatterypackcouldcauseafailureoranunexpectedaccident.

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Attaching and detaching the belt clip
1:
2:
Loosenthebeltclipscrewtodetachthebeltclip.
Withthebeltclipholealignedwiththebeltclipscrewhole,put
thebelt clip screwintothe belt clipholeandtightenit.
Beltclip screw
Beltclip
Beltclip screwhole
Beltclipscrewhole
Attaching and
Detaching the Belt
Clip

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How to recharge the battery using a recharging cradle
1:
2:
3:
Rechargingcradle
Connect the recharging cradle to the AC
adapter and then plug the AC adapter in a
100VACoutlet.
On the recharging
cradleside
DedicatedACadapter
ACadapterinsertionport
SparebatteryLED*
Off :Thebatteryisnotattached
:Rechargingiscompleted
Redlight :Duringrecharging
Insert the main unit into the recharging
cradle with the guide on the recharging
cradle fit in the groove on the side of the
mainunit.
The red charger LED on the main unit
lights up and then goes out when
rechargingis completed.
* Used when the spare battery is
attached.
Recharging the
Battery
MPT-H1(Mainunit)
•Ittakesapproximately180minutestorechargethebattery(whenthemainunitisoff).
•Although communication can be performed during recharging, it takes longer to recharge the
batterydepending onthe communicationconditions.
•Removethe powercordfromtheoutletafterrechargingiscompleted.
•Formore detailsaboutthesparebattery,pleasecontactour distributor.

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Recharging the battery through the micro-USB port
1:
2:
3:
Micro-USBconnector
USBcap
The red charger LED on the top of the main
unit lights up and then goes out when
rechargingis completed.
Malemicro-USB
(Malemicro-B)
ChargerLED
Off : When the battery is not attached or
rechargingiscompleted
Redlight : Duringrecharging
Openthecap(USBcap)onthebottomtofindthe
micro-USBconnector(Femalemicro-B).
Withthemainunitfacingfront,connecta
general-purposemicro-USBcable to the
micro-USBconnector.
Then, connect the opposite side of the
cabletoapowersupply(suchas PC).
Front
Front
•Donotrechargewithoutthebatterypackinthemainunit.
•Be sure tomeetthefollowing rechargingconditions.
Operatingtemperatureandhumidityrangeofthecharger:
0to 40°C/ 45 to 85%RH
•Ittakesapproximately360minutestorechargethebattery(whenthemainunitisoff).
•Although communication can be performed during recharging, it takes longer to
rechargethebatterydependingonthecommunicationconditions.

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Turning the power on
1:Pressingthe longuntilthestatusLEDlightsupvibratesthemainunitandturnsthepoweron.
2:Thescreenlightsupandthestartscreenis displayed.
Afterasystemcheck,thehomescreenis displayed.
Turning the power off
1:Pressthe long.
2: The main unit vibrates and displays the “OFF” message on the screen
beforethepoweristurnedoff.
Turning the
Power On/Off
Startscreen Homescreen
Power-offscreen
Powerbutton
Powerbutton
•
It requires some time to make a call after
themainunitis startedup.
Check the RSSI displayed on the screen
beforemakingacall.

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How to check the remaining battery level
During use, the remaining battery level is displayed on top of the
homescreen.
Themorethescale marks,the more of the batteryremains.
When no scale marks are displayed and the red charger LED starts
flashing,rechargethebatterywithitmountedinthemainunitorreplaceit
withanew one.
Duringrecharging,theremainingbatterylevelicon showsthatrechargingis underway.
Standby mode
Standbymodeisamodewhichcutselectricpowerconsumption.
Remainingbatterylevel
•Thebatterypack deterioratesafterrepeatedelectricrechargeanddischarge.
Ifthebatterylifeisextremelyshorterthanbefore,replacewithanewbatterypack.
•Underlow-temperatureenvironment,theremainingbatteryleveldisplayedmaybe
lowerthantheactuallevel.
Remaining
Battery Level
Homescreen
•When Standby mode is on, the product is
switched to this mode if it is not operated for a preset
periodof time.
HowtosetStandbymode[Menu]>[09：機能設定 (Utilities)]>[01：一般設定
(GeneralSettings)]>
[05：エコモード設定 (StandbySetting)]

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Making a call (outgoing)
Acallcanbemadeinthecallmodeselectedon thescreen.
Forhowto switchcallmodes,referto“Switchingcallmodes”on page21.
1 :Checkifthecallmodeandcounterpartradiothatyou wanttomakea calltoarecorrectandthenpress the
PTTbuttonorthe .
2 :Afterthe“beep,beep,…” dialingtone, ablipsoundisproducedwhentheconnectioniscompleted.
3 :SpeakintothemicrophonesoundcollectingportwhilepressingthePTTbutton.
SelectedRadioID
screen
Callmode
Counterpartradio
•RSSIis justaroughindicationanddoesnotassurethe callquality.
The flow of conversing voices may be interrupted during a call even when the radio
wavesignalis strong.
RSSI
Noservice Weakradiowavesignal Strongerradiowavesignal
(Beforeconnection)
PTTButton
Top
microphone
sound
collectingport
OKbutton
Screendisplayedduringacall
Making/Receiving
a Call

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Receiving a call (incoming)
1:Afterablipringtone,thecallmodeisdisplayedonthescreen.
2:Youcan talkwhilelong-pressingthePTTbutton.
■ Ringtones fordifferent call modes
IndividualCall Ringtone“Boopblip”
Break-inCalls Ringtone“Boop boopblip”
GroupCalls Ringtone “Blip
Incomingcallscreen
Otherkindsofgroupcalls: Groupcall, allcall, anddispatchercall, etc.

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Changing the sound volume
Onthe homescreen,turningthe switchesthe“Break-in”message
displayedatthe bottom ofthescreento“Main speaker”
or“Earspeaker”iconsas shownin theFigure onthe
righttoenablethevolumetobechanged.
Whilethemain speakericon is displayed,thevolumecan be changed withthe orthe .
Whiletheear speakericonis displayed, the volumecanbechangedwiththe .
Settingthe volume tozero activates silentmode.
The volume can also be changed during a call or on the volume
settingsscreeninthemenu
Break-incallsettingdisplay
Turnup
Turndown
Earspeakericon
Volumeknob
Up/down
button
Volumeknob
Up/downbutton
The
changeinscreenwhenthe
volumeischanged
Up/downbutton
Mainspeakericon
To talk with better sound
When talking, keep the product approximately 5 cm away
from the
mouth.
Talking very closeto the product
maycrack ordistort thevoice sound
deliveredto thecounterpart.
The
sensitivity of the microphone can be changed from the Menu as
follows:
Howto changethe microphonesensitivity:
[Menu]>[09：機能設定 (Utilities)]>[03：音質設定 (Voice Qualities
)]>
[02：マイク感度 (Mic Sensitivity)]
According to the voice volume, change the quality o
f voice to one
whichisfriendlytothecounterpart.

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Silent mode
Silentmodeis amodewhichmakes callwithnext tothe ear.
Onthehomescreen,turningthe counterclockwisechangesfrom
themainspeakericontotheearspeakericonas shownintheFigurebelow
andsilentmodeis activated.Insilentmode,thetopmicrophoneinput
andmainspeakeroutputareswitchedtothe2ndmicrophoneinputandearspeakeroutput,respectively.
Whilethevolumeisdisplayedwiththe icon,theearspeakervolumecanbeturnedupanddown
usingthe .
Tocancelsilentmode,turnthe clockwiseonthe homescreen.
Onthehomescreenduringsilentmode,the“silentmode”tickerisdisplayed.
Volumeknob
Home
screenduring
silentmode
Displayingthe
silentmode ticker
Up/downbutton
Volumeknob
Switchedtosilentmode
Whenthevibratorisenabled,
•Thevibratoroperateswhenswitchedtosilentmode.
•
Whenacallis incoming,thevibratoroperatesaccordingto a
presetvibratingpattern.
Callpositiononsilentmode