Motorola PMMN4089 User manual

PMMN4089
USER GUIDE
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INTRODUCTION
The PMMN4089 Enhanced Keypad
Microphone provides a convenient means
of transmitting standard signalling protocol
used in mobile radio operation. Three other
buttons ({, }, and |), directly under
the keypad keys, can be programmed by
your dealer to conveniently access select
radio features.
FL0830328O
KEYPAD
PUSH-TO-TALK
(PTT) BUTTON
PROGRAMMABLE
BUTTONS
(A, B, C)
MICROPHONE
Figure 1. Microphone Face
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RF ENERGY EXPOSURE AND PRODUCT
SAFETY GUIDE FOR MOBILE TWO-WAY
RADIOS
ATTENTION!
Before using this product, read the RF
Energy Exposure and Product Safety Guide
that ships with the radio which contains
instructions for safe usage and RF energy
awareness and control for compliance with
applicable standards and regulation.
DESCRIPTION
Keypad and programmable button
functionality varies depending on the
signalling protocol of the radio to which
it is attached.
Keypad Keys
The keypad keys are used for:
• Dialling a phone number.
• Entering a specific radio ID or status
number when making a call.
• Entering information when programming
Call, Scan and Phone lists.
Each key can also generate several
different characters. For example, to enter
the character ‘C’, press the 2key three
times.
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Programmable Buttons
The dealer programmable buttons (A, B,
and C) can be used as shortcuts to access
various radio features or can be assigned
menu entry, exit and navigation functions.
Each button can be used to select one or
two features depending on the protocol of
the radio being used and the type of button
press:
• Short press - quickly pressing and
releasing the programmable buttons.
• Long press - pressing and holding the
programmable buttons for a period of
time (at least 1.5 seconds)
• Hold down - pressing and holding down
the programmable buttons while
checking status or making adjustments.
A summary of programmable radio features
can be found in your Radio user guide.
Check with your dealer for more information
supporting the programmable buttons.
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INSTALLATION
Mounting the Hang-Up Clip, HLN9073
Figure 2. Hang-up clip HLN9073
Refer to Figure 2. Once an installation
location has been decided, perform the
following steps:
1. Verify that the selected mounting surface
is strong enough to support the mounting
hardware and the microphone.
2. Use the base of the hang-up clips as a
template to center punch and drill two
3mm (1/8") diameter holes. Be careful
not to damage any wires or any other
vehicle components when drilling the
Self tapping
screw
Hang-up clip
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holes.
3. Use the two self tapping screws
provided to mount and secure the hang-
up clip.
Plugging the Connector to the Radio
1. Place the microphone connector as
shown in Figure 3.
2. Push the connector into the radio female
connector until a click sound is heard.
Note: The digital symbol on the microphone
rubber boot should be facing to the top
while attaching to the radio.
Figure 3. Location of Digital Symbol on
microphone connector rubber boot
Radios with this “Digital Symbol” are digital
Digital Symbol
Rubber Boot
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capable radios and require the use of
accessories with the same “Digital Symbol”.
These accessories with the “Digital Symbol”
have been optimized for digital audio
Transmit and Receive. Use of non-approved
accessories may result in degradation of
audio quality.
OPERATION
Microphone
1. Hold the microphone approximately
5 cms (2 inches) from your mouth.
2. Press the push-to-talk (PTT) button.
3. Speak directly into the small opening
located in the upper right corner of the
microphone face.
4. Release the PTT to listen.
Keypad
1. Enter the digits desired through the
keypad by firmly pressing one keypad key
at a time. Each keypad press should be at
least 1/2 second duration.
Note: The minimum length of time a signal
should be sent is 1/2 second. Too short of
a signal may prevent proper digit
recognition by the system decoder.
2. Listen for the sidetone as each keypad
key is pressed. The sidetone will be
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heard from the radio speaker.
3. After all digits have been entered,
operate the microphone in the normal
two-way radio operation mode.
Programmable Buttons
You can obtain a summary of the
microphone programmable buttons and,
where appropriate, whether the button
press requires a short press, a long press or
needs to be held down, from the dealer.
Operate the programmable buttons (A, B,
and C) as pre-arranged between you and
your dealer. If the programmable buttons
have not already been programmed, contact
your dealer for details.
TIPS FOR USING THE
MICROPHONE/RADIO
Whenever possible:
• Place your calls in areas of optimum
system coverage (full quieting). Calls
made in noisy (fringe) areas may not
connect.
• Make your calls when the vehicle is not
moving – parked, at a stop sign, or at a
traffic light. Dialling (pressing keypad
keys) while driving can distract the driver
(a safety hazard). Dialling while driving
also reduces call reliability by promoting
the chance of a weak signal due to
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“dead spots” or automobile/traffic noise
interference.
SERVICE
The PMMN4089 Enhanced Keypad
Microphone is not repairable. Order
replacement microphones as required.
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MOTOROLA, MOTO, MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS and the
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of Motorola Trademark Holdings, LLC and are used under
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respective owners.
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