Motorola APX7000XE 1.5 User manual

P R E F E R R E D T A C T I C A L M E T H O D S
May 2013
West County EMS and Fire Protection District
Motorola
APX7000XE
Model 1.5
VHF/800Mhz
Portable Radio
Given Equipment
Review, the Fire-
fighter will be able
to:
 Identify specific com-
ponents of the Radio
 Identify and Under-
stand Operational
Features of the Radio
 Identify Battery
charging methodolo-
gies.
 Identify operational
requirements for 800
Mhz. St. Louis City
Frequencies.
Tactical Overview
Radio Component
Overview
2
Identifying Status
Indicators
6
Ipress Battery 13
Radio Operations 18
Fleet Map 22
St. Louis City Zone 29

Radio Overview
Page 2
Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
FRONT
Push To
Talk (PTT)
Zone Up
Zone Down
Battery
Scan On/Off Front Microphone
Battery Latch
Release
Bluetooth Pairing
Indicator
Main Speaker

Radio Overview Page 3
West County EMS and Fire Protection District
REAR
Lapel Microphone/
Accessory Connector
Ruggedized
Case
Battery
Belt Clip Slot
Rear Microphone

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
TOP
Keypad Lock
Switch
Top Emergency
Button
3 Position ABC
ZONE Switch
Top Display
Off/On
Volume
16 Position
Channel Select
Antenna

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
XE RSM Lapel Microphone
Volume Up/
Down
Emergency
Button
Scan Off/On
D Ring/Lapel
Clip
Push to Talk
(PTT) Button
Microphones
Emergency
Strobe
Emergency
Button
Speaker
Strobe Off

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
Identifying Status Indicators/Icons
Battery—The Number of Bars (0-4) Shown indicates
the charge remaining in the battery. Blinks when the
battery is low.

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
Identifying Status Indicators/Icons
Monitor—Carrier Squelch Selected channel is being
monitored (Only On During conventional
VHF Operations).

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
Identifying Status Indicators/Icons
Direct—ON –Radio is Currently configured for
Direct Radio-to-Radio Communications (VHF ONLY)

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
Identifying Status Indicators
Scan—Radio is Scanning a Scan List.

Motorola APX7000XE Model 1.5
Identifying Status Indicators/Icons
Zone and Channel—Alternate in Display.