Sepura STP8000 Series User manual

Quick Reference Guide STP8000/8100
sepura
Sepura plc
Radio House, St Andrew‟s Road,
Cambridge, CB4 1GR England
www.sepura.com
SPR-DOC-01189 Issue 2
© Sepura plc 2009
STP8000
STP8100
Navi-knob™
Tri-colour LED
Mode key
On/Off
Soft Key
(Call Clear Key)
Emergency Key
PTT
Left Context Key
Antenna
Navigation Keys
Green Telephone Key
Alpha-Numeric Keypad
(Half-Duplex speaker
behind)
Facility Connector
Blue LED
Duplex
Earpiece and
Half Duplex
Microphone
Soft Key
(Missed Event)
Rugged
Accessory
Connector
Right Context Key
Red Telephone Key
Duplex
Microphone
Half-Duplex
Speaker

Switch On
Press the Mode Key.
Switch Off
Press & Hold the Mode Key.
Volume Adjust
Rotate the Navi Knob™.
Emergency Call
Press and hold the Emergency Key.
Change
Talkgroup
Press the Mode Key once, and then rotate the Navi
Knob™to choose from the list of talkgroups in the
current folder, or dial the number of the talkgroup
using the keypad. Wait or press the PTT to activate
the new talkgroup.
Change Folder
Press the Mode Key once, and then use the Up and
Down Navigation Keys to select a talkgroup folder.
Then change the talkgroup as explained above.
Talkgroup Call
Press the PTT.
Call one Radio
Dial the radio number and select (using
Up/Down Navigation Keys), then press PTT to start
the call.
Telephone Call
Dial the required number and select (using
Up/Down Navigation Keys), and then press the
appropriate Context Key to start the call.
To end the call press the other Context key.
Send Status
Press the Mode Button twice and then rotate the Navi
Knob™to select a status value. Press PTT twice to
send to the currently active talkgroup. These
messages can also be accessed from the menu
structure.
Menu Access
From the default screen:
Press the Down Navigation Key once to see the menus available;
Press the Left or Right Navigation Key to move across and select
the menus;
Press the Down Navigation Key to enter menu;

Press the Left or Right Navigation Key to move across the cards
within the menu.
Press and hold the Up Navigation Key to exit the menus and return to the
default screen. Alternatively, do nothing and the default screen will reappear
after a timeout.
Activating Menu Options
Some menu cards allow you to alter settings within the radio by checking or
unchecking a checkbox. Press the appropriate Context key to activate a
function and „check‟ its checkbox or to deactivate a function and „uncheck‟ its
checkbox. In the Network Selection Menu only one Network can be activated,
so the previous network is deactivated automatically.
Entering Text
Within menu cards that allow text entry, e.g. to send message;
Press and hold the Down Navigation Key to start editing;
Enter or edit your text as required from the keypad;
Press the appropriate Context key to action your changes or to exit.
Activating Soft key Functions
Press and hold the required soft key.
(A list of soft key functions may be displayed on the Help key if programmed.)
Some soft keys are a “toggle” function, requiring no further action. Some are
navigation keys requiring a second action.
Icons
Description
Icon
Description
Icon
Half duplex call
DMO Gateway
Broadcast call
Signal strength
Telephone type call
dialling mode
DMO Repeater found
Transmit Inhibit
Battery
Emergency call
Keypad Locked
New message
Volume level meter

Description
Icon
Description
Icon
Missed Call
Packet Data session
Low battery
Scanning
Lone Worker
Radio Settings
Covert Operation
WAP
Calls not encrypted
Calls are E2E
encrypted
Power from charger
Telephone style call
Paging Alert
Status Messages
Turn Navi-knob™
clockwise to move
cursor
Turn Navi-knob™
anticlockwise to
move cursor
Communication
mismatch
Messages
DMO Repeater
Directory
Privacy Mode
Call History
Group Focus
Message Store
GPS
GPS disabled
TETRA type dialling
mode
Device connected
using Bluetooth®
Incoming Call
Outgoing Call
Folders
Network Selection
External Alerts
Short Data
Applications
Function is activated
Function not
activated
Radio Information
Bluetooth®On
DMO Outgoing Call
DMO Incoming Call
Man Down Motion
and Tilt Sensors On
Man Down Motion
Only Sensor Active
Man Down Tilt Only
Sensor Active