Motorola HLN7016 User manual

Telephone Style
Handset
HLN7016
Accessories
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DESCRIPTION
The HLN7016 Telephone Handset provides a convenient
means of communicating privately by providing a push-to-
talk (PTT) button, and two programmable side buttons for
additional functionality. The handset includes a hang-up
cup and mounting hardware for use with the mobile radio.
Table 1 lists the items included in this installation kit
Compatible only with Release 5.8 or later.
INSTALLATION
Carefully select the installation location for the handset.
Plan the installation so that the handset’s location is within
convenient reach of the user, but will not interfere with the
vehicle’s operation. Also, consider seating, leg space, and
the operation of other vehicle accessories. The location
chosen for a handset should be similar to the location
chosen for a standard mobile microphone and hang-up
clip.
Table 1: HLN7016 Parts Identification
Motorola
Part Number Description
HLN7015 Handset
NTN8378 Hang-up Cup
NNTN7232 Mounting Bracket
NNTN7214 Mounting Bracket Hardware
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VEHICLES EQUIPPED WITH AIRBAGS
An airbag inflates with great force. 
DO NOT place objects, including
communication equipment, in the area
over the airbag or in the airbag
deployment area. If the communication
equipment is improperly placed and the
airbag inflates, this could cause serious
injury.
If mounted on an insecure or hollow
mounting surface, the bracket could loosen,
and the unit could break free on collision.
Mount the bracket only in a location which
allows the self tapping screws to solidly
anchor into a metal surface.
The mounting screws can damage cables
and wires that run under some mounting
surfaces in the vehicle. Be careful to avoid
mounting the bracket above those
locations.
Please apply local provisions of traffic
laws for use of handsets while driving a
vehicle.
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Mounting the Adjustable Angle Bracket
Once an installation location has been decided, refer to
Figure 1 and perform the following steps:
1. Verify that the selected mounting surface is strong
enough to support the mounting hardware and handset.
2. Using the base of the adjustable angle bracket as a
template, mark the desired mounting location. Remove
the bracket and center punch the spots previously
marked. Replace and realign the bracket in the
previously marked areas. Secure the brackets using the
self-drilling screws #10-16 x 1” long screws provided.
Be careful not to damage any wires or any other vehicle
components when drilling the holes.
3. Use the four #10-16 x 1” tapping screws and the
internal lockwashers provided to mount and secure the
bracket.
4. Place the hang-up cup on the bracket as shown in
Figure 1. Secure the hang-up cup to the bracket using a
T-20 Torx-head driver to the enclosed M4 x 10 mm
screw and M4 nut.
5. Select the angle between the two bases of the
adjustable angle bracket (from 0°to 110°) and tighten
the two adjusting screws.
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Figure 1. Adjustable Angle Bracket
Making Final Connections
When the adjustable angle bracket and hang-up cup are
installed, secured, and adjusted:
1. Snap the handset into the hang-up cup.
2. Connect the handset’s coiled cord plug to the
microphone connector on the front of the terminal’s
Control Head and the receive audio is routed to the
terminal. Align the connector’s pin.
3. Turn the locking collar on the radio end of the handset
cord ¼ turn clockwise to secure it in place.
Hand Screw
(each side)
Adjusting Angle
0° to 110°
Bracket
Base
4mm Lock Nut (4)
Hang-up Cup M4 x 10 mm LG
Torx-head Machine
Screw. A T-20 driver
is needed to locate
Internal Star
Lockwasher (4)
#10-16 Hex-Head
Cap Screw
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HANDSET OPERATION
Transmitting
To transmit using your handset:
1. Hold the handset to your ear and approximately five
centimeters (two inches) from your mouth.
2. Press the PTT button.
3. Speak directly into the grill openings located at the
bottom of the handset microphone face.
4. Release the PTT to listen.
5. Adjust the handset volume through the volume control
knob located on the front of the mobile radio.
Receiving
To receive using your handset:
1. Remove the handset from the hang-up cup.
2. After removing the handset from the hang-up cup the
audio will be re-routed from the mobile radio internal/
external speakers to the handset earpiece.
3. Adjust the handset volume through the volume control
knob located on the front of the mobile radio only in the
presence of audio.
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Using the Programmable Buttons
The Accy (Accessory) 1-dot and Accy 2-dot buttons on the
microphone are programmable through the radio’s
Customer Programming Software (CPS). Your radio’s user
guide contains a full description of the programmable
functions that are available through these buttons.
Disconnecting the Handset from Radio
1. Always switch the terminal off before disconnecting the
telephone handset.
2. Turn the locking collar on the radio end of the telephone
handset ¼ turn counterclockwise.
3. Pull cable from accessory interface connector to
release.
Figure 2.Handset Diagram - Side View
Note: Refer to your radio’s user guide for further information on
the specific functionality of the buttons
Accy 1-Dot Button
Accy 2-Dot Button
Push-To-Talk (PTT)
Button
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SERVICE
This handset is not serviceable or field repairable. Please
order a replacement handset as required.
AFTERMARKET REPLACEMENT ACCESSORIES
The following replacement accessories can be ordered
through your local dealer.
Motorola Part
Number Description
NTN8378 Hang-up Cup
NNTN7232 Mounting Bracket
NNTN7214 Mounting Bracket Hardware
HLN7015 Handset
Always switch off the terminal before
disconnecting the telephone style handset
from the control head.
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their respective owners.
© 2009, 2011 Motorola Solutions, Inc. All rights reserved.
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BESCHREIBUNG
Das HLN7016 Telefon-Handset umfasst eine Sendetaste
(PTT), und zwei programmierbare Seitentasten. Eine
Auflegeschale und Befestigungsteile zur Verwendung des
Handsets mit dem Funkgerät werden mitgeliefert. Die in
diesem Montagesatz enthaltenen Teile werden in Tabelle 1
angeführt.
Ausschließlich mit Version 5.8 oder höher kompatibel.
INSTALLATION
Wählen Sie einen geeigneten Einbauort für das Handset. Das
Handset sollte für den Benutzer leicht zugreifbar sein, darf
aber den Fahrzeugbetrieb in keiner Weise beeinträchtigen.
Beachten Sie auch Sitzposition, Beinraum sowie die
unbehinderte Verwendung anderer Zubehörteile im Fahrzeug.
Der für das Handset gewählte Einbauort sollte in etwa dem für
ein normales Mobilfunkmikrofon mit Aufsetzclip entsprechen.
Tabelle 1: HMN4098 - Bezeichnung der Artikelteile
Motorola
Artikelnr. Beschreibung
HLN7015 Handset
NTN8378 Auflegeschale
NNTN7232 Halterung
NNTN7214 Befestigungsteile, Halterung
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