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MTS 2000
User Guide
Bedienungsanleitung
Guide d'utilisation
Manuale d’uso
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MTS 2000 User Guide
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General Information................................................2
Functions of the Buttons........................................2
Audio Signals .........................................................3
General Operation..................................................4
Fitting/Removing Battery.................................4
Fitting/Removing Universal Connector Cover.5
Radio ON/OFF and Volume Control................5
Radio Model without Keypad ................................5
Radio Models with Keypad ...................................6
Function Selection .................................................6
Function Button Selection...............................6
Menu Selection................................................6
Keypad Tones On/off.......................................7
Zone and Mode Selection...............................7
Outgoing Calls........................................................8
Scanning ................................................................8
Turning Scanning On/off..................................9
Viewing a Scan List .........................................9
Changing Scan Lists .......................................9
Adding to the List ...................................10
Deleting from the List..............................10
Telephone Interconnect .......................................11
Receiving a Telephone Call ...........................11
Sending a Telephone Call..............................11
List Selection..........................................11
Keypad Selection....................................12
Private Call...........................................................13
Receiving a Private Call.................................13
Sending a Private Call...................................13
List Selection..........................................14
Keypad Selection....................................14
Call Alert Page...............................................14
Reprogram Request.............................................15
Out of Range........................................................15
SmartZone/AMSS Functions ...............................15
Site Search & Site Lock.................................16
Emergency Operation ..........................................16
Failsoft ................................................................16
Radio Care ...........................................................17
Safety Information - All Radios ............................17
Safety Information - Intrinsically Safe Radios......18
CENELEC Approval..............................................19
Computer Software Copyrights ...........................20
Menu Overview ....................................................21
Important Numbers..............................................22
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mportant Note: Please read pages 17 - 20
before using this radio.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
With the MTS 2000 you have chosen an
excellent portable radio. The Motorola war-
ranty for quality guarantees the high standard
of Motorola products. Your MTS 2000 radio
has left our factory only after extensive tests.
FUNCTIONS OF THE BUTTONS
Numbers in brackets refer to the illustrations
on the fold out pages
(1) Radio ON/OFF and Volume Control
(2) Scan or Secure on/off (programmable)
(3) Mode selector
(4) Two-colour indicator
Red, continuous: radio transmits.
Red, flashing when transmitting:
low battery
Red, flashing when receiving:
system/channel busy
Green, flashing: incoming call or Call
Alert Page
(5) Emergency button
(6) Three-position toggle switch
for selecting zones/talkgroups:
position A: 1 - 16
position B: 17 - 32
position C: 33 - 48
This user guide describes the way a
standard radio works. Since standard
operation may be changed by pro-
gramming, the way your radio oper-
ates may differ slightly from what is
described here.
If in doubt, contact the person in
charge of your radio system or your
local service representative.
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(7) Side button 1 (programmable) /Select
button (in list programming)
(8) Side button 2 (programmable)
(9) Side button 3 (programmable)
(10) Transmit key (PTT)
Push to talk, release to listen.
(11) Display Backlit whenever the radio is
operated.
(12) Keypad, for entering digits and selecting
menus
(13) Menu, enter menu mode
(14) HOME button, exit menu or feature.
(15) Menu, enter menu mode
(16) Universal connector
For remote speaker/microphone and
other accessories. Should be fitted with
the supplied cover when not in use.
(17) Battery latches
AUDIO SIGNALS
High tone Ringing tone Low tone
Call alert sent
Call alert acknowledge-
ment
Busy (repeated four times)
Automatic call back
Call alert received (repeat-
ed every five seconds)
Selective call initiated
(Enhanced Private Call)
Selective call initiated (Pri-
vate Call II)
Incoming selective call
(repeated for 20 seconds)
Phone initiate/Receive
Emergency activate
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Emergency acknowledge-
ment
Emergency exit
Failsoft (repeated every 10
seconds)
Out of range (repeated)
Keypad entry accepted
Radio self-test failed/ Key
entry not accepted/Time
out timer warning/System
reject
Low battery warning
Function/Channel/Hard-
ware error, tone continues
until valid operation or
radio turned off.
GENERAL OPERATION
Fitting/Removing Battery
Before fitting or removing the battery, always
turn the radio off.
In order to fit the battery, place the two tabs
at the bottom of the battery in the corre-
sponding holes in the radio and press the
battery towards the radio until the two battery
latches (17) at the top have engaged.
Press the two battery latches (17) down and
lift the battery away from the radio.
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otes:
1: The battery must be charged before
initial use.
2: Refer to SAFETY INFORMATION for
batteries used with intrinsically safe
radios.
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Fitting/Removing Universal Connector Cover
When the radio is delivered from the factory
the universal connector cover (16) is fitted. To
remove the cover, press the top away from
the radio as indicated in the illustration and
turn the cover to release the ring around the
antenna. Lift the cover away over the antenna.
Radio ON/OFF and Volume Control
Turn the radio on by turning the on/off button
(1) clockwise. The radio then carries out a
self-test.
Adjust the volume to a comfortable listening
level by turning the on/off button (1).
Turn the radio off by turning the on/off button
(1) anti-clockwise.
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ote: If the radio sounds the error tone
and displays an error message, please
contact the person in charge of your
radio system or your local service repre-
sentative.
RADIO MODEL WITHOUT KEYPAD
(MTS 2000 I)
Use the three-position toggle switch (6) and
the mode selector (3) to select the desired
mode or talkgroup. When the desired mode/
talkgroup is in the display, press the PTT to
talk, release it to listen.
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RADIO MODELS WITH KEYPAD
(MTS 2000 II & III)
FUNCTION SELECTION
Functions programmed into the radio can be
selected in two different ways:
1 Directly via a pre-programmed, dedicat-
ed button, or
2 Indirectly via the radio MENU.
Function Button Selection
For direct access to a feature, depress the
desired function button. If the function requires
additional input, use & to display your
choices.
Menu Selection
Features may be accessed indirectly through
the radio menu. The menu is selected by
pressing (15) until the desired menu is
displayed. Press the button below it to acti-
vate it. The radio will leave menu mode and
enter the selected feature, or enter a sub-
menu. If additional input is required, use
& to select the desired function.
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OTE: Pressing the home button (14)
or any other button on the keypad will
exit the menu without changing the cur-
rent status of the feature.
A list of potential menu functions is found in
the back of this user guide (page 21).
HOME
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Keypad Tones On/Off
(MTS 2000 II & III only)
The tones heard every time a key is pressed
may be turned off (muted) or on using the
menus.
Select the menu MUTE as previously
described.The display then shows the pre-
sent state before changing to
Press the key below the desired state to
select it.
Zone and Mode Selection
A mode is a channel or talkgroup and all its
related features. A zone is a grouping of
modes that can be selected via the three-
position toggle switch (6) and the mode
selector (3) or via the keypad, e.g.
Then turn the mode selector (3) until the
desired talkgroup/channel is displayed, e.g.
STATION 1
PLANT FIRE
ON OFF
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OUTGOING CALLS
When you have selected zone and mode, you
are ready to transmit.
Press the transmit key (PTT) while talking,
release it while listening. Speak in a normal
tone of voice, keeping a distance of 5 -10 cm
from the microphone. While transmitting the
red indicator (4) will light.
If the busy tone sounds, release the PTT and
wait for the automatic call back tone. When this
tone is heard, press the PTT within 3 seconds
to transmit the call again.
If your radio is equipped with a time out timer,
a warning tone will sound a few seconds
before the call is terminated.
SCANNING
The radio may be programmed with a number
of different scan lists, i.e. groupings of modes.
This allows the user to monitor more than one
channel or talkgroup (including the selected
channel or talkgroup) at a time for activity.
Scan list members are assigned different
rankings based on their priority (importance):
A priority 1 mode is the highest priority and
will interrupt conversations on priority 2 and
normal priority modes. A priority 2 mode will
interrupt conversations on normal priority
modes.
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ote: If the user is involved in a conversa-
tion, he will not be interrupted by any
normal priority calls.
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Turning Scanning On/Off
The scanning feature may be turned on/off via
the Scan on/off selector e. g. (2) or via a menu
as previously described.
For as long as scan on is selected, the scan
icon ( ) will be on in the display and the
radio will scan the system for activity in the
modes/zones that are defined in the scan lists
of the present mode.
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ote: If the radio is pre-programmed with
auto-scanning, the radio scans automat-
ically whenever this mode is selected
and scan cannot be turned off.
Viewing a Scan List
Select the menu VIEW as previously described.
Then use & to display the menu
SCAN. Press the key below it to select it.
The dot in the scan icon flashes if the
mode is priority 1, lights continuously if
the mode is priority 2 or the icon lights
continuously to indicate a normal priority
mode. The programming icon will be on
while the list is viewed.
Press (15) to view the next member.
When all members have been viewed the
function is left by pressing (14).
Changing Scan Lists (MTS 2000 III only)
Scan lists cannot be added or deleted by the
user, but if a scan list is user programmable,
it may be changed by the user (members
added or deleted).
Select the menu PROG as previously
described:
HOME
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The radio then displays all the different types
of lists enabled in the radio.
Press the key below SCAN to see if the mode
selected via the mode selector (3) and the
three-position toggle switch (6) is in the list.
Adding to the List:
Press the select button (7) if the scan icon
is not in the display, to include the mode as a
normal priority member.
Press the button again to make the mode pri-
ority 2 (the scan icon lights continuously).
Press the button a third time to make it a pri-
ority 1 mode (the dot in the scan icon
flashes).
Pressing the button again makes the mode
non-member (mode not included in the list).
Select a new mode via & until all
members have been added or deleted or
leave the function by pressing (14).
Deleting fr
om the List:
Pressing the select button (7), if one of the
scan icons is in the display, will upgrade the
priority of the mode. Press the select button
again until the mode disappears from the list.
Select a new mode, if needed, or leave the
function by pressing (14).
HOME
HOME
PHON SCAN CALL
PAGE PROG VIEW
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TELEPHONE INTERCONNECT
Telephone interconnect is used when the radio
is required to operate in a radio system con-
nected to a public or private telephone system.
Receiving a Telephone Call
When your radio receives a telephone call, a
telephone ringing tone sounds and the dis-
play alternates between
and the home display. The green indicator (4)
and the call received icon flash.
Press the phone button or the call response
button (programmable) to accept the call.
Press the PTT to talk, release it to listen.
Press (14) when the conversation is over.
Sending a Telephone Call
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ote: If your radio has been so pro-
grammed, you can press the phone but-
ton for quick access to the telephone
interconnect function.Using & ,
you can scroll between last dialled call
and phone number lists.
List Selection:
Press (15) until PHON is displayed:
Then press the key below PHON. The radio
then displays the last number dialled.
Transmit the displayed number by pressing
PHON SCAN CALL
HOME
PHONE CALL
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the PTT or choose another number from the
list by using & .
Keypad Selection (List/Buf
fered Dialling)
(MTS 2000 III only):
Enter the desired number directly from the
keypad. If you are placing a call to a local
extension number requiring a pause before
the extension number, press (12).
Until the number is completed the last digit
may be erased using (13). Press repeat-
edly to erase the whole number. Then enter
the correct number.
When the number is complete, press the PTT
to transmit the call.
will be in the display, while the telephone sys-
tem is setting up the call.
If the PHONE system is busy, the display will
show
and your call will be placed when the system
is available, unless you press (14) to quit
Telephone Interconnect.
If phone access is unavailable to your radio,
the display shows
NO PHONE
HOME
PHONE BUSY
PLEASE WAIT
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PRIVATE CALL
Receiving a Private Call
When your radio receives a private call, the
incoming private call tone sounds and the
display alternates between
and the home display. The green indicator (4)
and the call received icon flash.
Press the call response button (program-
mable) to view the ID of the calling party. If
the PTT is pressed within 20 seconds, the call
is answered and a private conversation can
go ahead. Otherwise the radio returns to the
home display.
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ote: If the call response button (program-
mable) is not pressed, the call will be ini-
tiated as a talkgroup call.
Press (14) or the call response button
(programmable) when the conversation is
over.
Sending a Private Call
Private calls can be selected either from a list
or directly via the keypad.
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ote: If your radio has been so programmed,
you can press the call button for quick
access to the Private Call function. Using
& , you can scroll between last
received ID, Private Call lists and your
own radio ID.
Press the private call button (programmable)
or select CALL through the menus.
HOME
CALL RECEIVED
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The display shows the last ID transmitted or
received.
List Selection:
Transmit the displayed ID by pressing the
PTT or choose another ID from the list by
using & .
To view the radio’s own ID, press (13) until
the display shows “MY ID:” followed by the
radio’s ID, e.g.:
Keypad Selection (MTS 2000 III):
Enter the desired ID directly from the keypad.
Until the ID is completed the last digit may be
erased using (13). Press repeatedly to
erase the whole ID. Then enter the correct ID.
Transmit the ID by pressing the PTT.
If an Enhanced Private Call is not answered
within 20 seconds the display changes into
Press the PTT to leave your ID with the called
radio so that you will be called back later. The
call alert sent tone will sound.
Call Alert Page
Select the function PAGE as previously
described, then use & to display the
desired ID or enter it directly via the keypad.
Press the PTT to send the Call Alert Page.
NO ANSWER
MY ID: 741317
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The call alert page acknowledgement tone is
heard if the called radio receives the call alert
page. If the page is not received the display
will show
Press (14) to return to the home display.
Reprogram Request
If dynamic regrouping is programmed into
your radio, the reprogram request function
may be selected either via a pre-programmed
button or through a menu. A reprogram
request will send a message to the console
operator requesting that the operator assigns
the radio to a new talkgroup. See your sys-
tem administrator for further details.
Out of Range
If this optional function is programmed into
your radio, it will indicate when you have left
your radio coverage area. The display will
alternate between
and the current mode and the out of range
tone will sound.
SMARTZONE/AMSS FUNCTIONS
In SmartZone and AMSS (Automatic Multiple
Site Select) operation the two functions men-
tioned below may be programmed into your
radio:
OUT OF RANGE
HOME
NO ACKNOWLEDGE
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