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3. Replace the battery.
Charging the Battery
Motorola approved chargers provide optimum performance.
Other chargers may not fully charge your Motorola Lithium-
Ion battery or may reduce the life of the battery.
The MTP850 can be either On or Off during charging.
1. Insert the connector on the charger into the socket at the
base of the MTP850. Select the required plug adapter (UK
or European type) and connect to the charger. Then plug
the charger into a suitable mains socket.
2. The MTP850 displays the Charger Connected message
only if the MTP850 is On when connecting the charger. If
the MTP850 is Off, the display shows an icon of the battery
in charging. Remove the MTP850 from the charger only
when the display goes off.
The Battery icon shows the charging status (see below).
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- MTP850/MTP850 S/MTP850 FuG 1
- TETRA Handportable Terminal 1
- Contents 3
- General Information 9
- Copyright Information 10
- Product Specific Information 10
- Icon Conventions 11
- Getting Started 12
- Installing the Battery 13
- Replacing the Battery 13
- Charging the Battery 14
- Battery Capacity Information 15
- Battery Maintenance 16
- Attaching the Antenna 17
- Controls and Indicators 18
- Unlocking the MTP850 22
- How to Hold Your MTP850 23
- High/Low Audio toggle 24
- Accessory default setup: 25
- Looking after your MTP850 26
- The Display 26
- Status Icons 27
- The LED Status Indicator 30
- Soft Keys 31
- Menu Key 31
- Emergency Button 32
- Function Keys 32
- Aliases (Names) 36
- Screen Saver 37
- Home Display Text Message 37
- Time & Date 38
- Terminal Disable/Enable 38
- Terminal Permanent Disable 38
- Entering TMO or DMO 39
- TMO Calls 40
- DMO Calls 40
- Repeater Mode 40
- PTT Double Push 41
- Individual Call 42
- Modifying the Type of Call 43
- Receiving Calls 43
- Pre-emptive Calling 44
- Broadcast Call 45
- Ambience Listening (AL) 46
- Cancelling a Call 46
- Using In-call Features 46
- Covert Mode 47
- Local Area Service 48
- TMO Group Call 50
- Dual Microphone Feature 51
- Selecting a Group 51
- Using the Rotary Knob 52
- Using the Navigation Key 52
- Using Alphabetic Search 52
- Using Folder Search 52
- Selecting a Group using 54
- Folder Search 54
- Selecting a Folder 54
- “My Groups” Folders 54
- Group Scrolling Configuration 55
- Making a Group Call 56
- Receiving a Group Call 56
- Receiving a Broadcast Call 58
- Transmit Inhibit 59
- Talkgroups: 60
- 10 Added 60
- 6 Removed 60
- Talkgroups 60
- DGNA Auto Select Group 61
- Button/Footswitch 61
- DMO Group Call 62
- Gateway/Repeater Selection 64
- Repeater 66
- Receiving a DMO Group Call 70
- DMO Private Call 71
- Emergency Group Call 72
- Exiting DMO 72
- Private Call 73
- Other Ways of Dialing 74
- Short Number Dial 75
- Dialing Scheme 75
- Recent Calls List 75
- One-touch Dial 75
- Private Call in DMO 76
- Making a Private Call in DMO 77
- Receiving a DMO Private Call 77
- Dialing On Receiving a Call 78
- Call Queuing 78
- Phone and PABX Calls 79
- Phone In Use 81
- 12345*#67890 81
- <animation> 81
- Dialing on receiving a call 82
- Emergency Operation 83
- Emergency Call 84
- Alarm Addressing 84
- Emergency in TMO 85
- Changing Folder or Group 86
- Sending an Emergency Alarm 87
- Hot Microphone Feature in TMO 88
- Silent Emergency Mode 91
- Emergency in DMO 93
- Tips for Browsing 96
- Disabled Packet Data Service 98
- Disabled Browser Entry 99
- Browser Menu Pane Contents 100
- Keys Usage 101
- Browser Menu Panes Overview 102
- Navigate Pane 103
- Bookmarks Pane 105
- History Pane 107
- Options Pane 108
- Image Pane 108
- Text Input Pane 108
- Using the Browser 109
- New WAP Message Received 111
- GPS Location Service 112
- Enhancing GPS Performance 113
- GPS Icon 114
- GPS Enable/Disable 114
- Entering GPS Location Service 115
- Position 116
- Rfrsh Back 116
- GPS Accuracy 117
- The Menu 118
- Menu Icons 119
- List of Menu Items 120
- Energy Economy 122
- Messages 124
- Contacts 124
- Creating a Contact 125
- Editing a Contact 126
- Deleting a Number 126
- Deleting a Contact 126
- Checking Capacity 126
- Security 127
- Change Code 128
- Locking/Unlocking the Keypad 129
- Air Encryption On/Off 130
- Air Encryption Key Deletion 130
- K Validity 131
- TMSCK Validity 131
- DMSCK Validity 132
- Man Down 133
- Setting the Vibrate Feature 134
- Setting the Ring Style 135
- Setting the Volume 136
- Setting Up the Data Function 137
- Setting Audio 138
- Setting Tones 140
- Time & Date Features 142
- To set local time offset: 144
- Display Features 145
- Ok Delete 148
- Transmission Power Class 150
- Accry Setup 151
- Rotary Knob 151
- Entering More 153
- Entering Group Setup 153
- Entering Scan 154
- Viewing the Active Scan List 156
- Editing Scan Lists 157
- My Groups (TMO/DMO) 158
- Deleting a Group 159
- Deleting All Groups 159
- Adding Favorite Folder 159
- Renaming Favorite Folder 159
- Deleting Favorite Folder 160
- to confirm. The new phone 160
- Recent Calls 161
- Viewing Recent Calls 162
- Shortcuts 163
- Creating Menu Shortcut 164
- Editing Shortcuts 164
- Deleting Shortcuts 164
- Deleting All Shortcuts 165
- Shortcut Display Messages 165
- Menu Shortcut Use 165
- Radio States 166
- User ID List 167
- Networks 168
- Selecting Your Network 169
- Selecting Trunked Mode 170
- Selecting Direct Mode 170
- Setting Repeater Mode 170
- Location 171
- Packet Data 171
- Viewing Sent Data Statistics 172
- Viewing Bandwidth Status 172
- Viewing Encryption Status 173
- New Message 176
- Using the Inbox 177
- Entering the Inbox 178
- New Message Received 178
- Displaying Long Text Messages 179
- Handling Messages 179
- Calling a Number in a Message 180
- User Defined Templates 182
- Predefined Templates 183
- – enter characters and digits 184
- – enter digits 184
- – enter digits, *, and # 184
- Targeted Status 185
- Long Text Messages 186
- Store & Forward 186
- Call-Out 186
- Writing Text 189
- TAP Display 191
- Key Numeric Mode 192
- Other Keys 194
- Writing in iTAP Alphanumeric 195
- Writing in Numeric Mode 196
- Writing in Symbol Mode 196
- Writing in TAP Alphanumeric 197
- What to do if 198
- Messages Message Description 200
- = High Tone; = Low Tone 202
- , 15, 16 206
- , 32, 54, 58, 162 210
- @6866537D80@ 214
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