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PASSPORT
TRUNKING
ROAM LOCK
Because of the RSSI (Received Signal
Strength Indication) feature, the HT1250•LS+
radio automatically roams to a different site
when the signal falls below the RSSI level
programmed in your radio by your dealer. In
some instances (inside a building or in fringe
areas), you may want to prevent your radio
from roaming. This is possible by enabling the
Roam (Site) Lock function.
Note: If you are currently on an affiliated site and
wish to lock onto your home site, you need
to first press the preprogrammed Home Site
Revert button prior to pressing the prepro-
grammed Roam Lock button.
To Activate Roam Lock
3
When the radio has
successfully regis-
tered to its PassPort
home site, you see:
• The radio sounds a “Low-High” tone upon
successful PassPort System registration.
The XXX number indicates the site within
the PassPort system on which you have
registered.
Note: If the radio is already registered on its
home site and Home Site Revert is
initiated, a bad key chirp is sounded.
4 After successfully
registering on the
home site, the
selected PassPort
talkgroup alias
appears and remains
on the display.
Notes:
• The radio must currently be registered on
an affiliated site.
• If the radio cannot register to its Home Site
for any reason, the radio reverts back to its
current affiliated site.
REG SITE XXX
TLKGRP ALIAS
1
Press the preprogrammable Roam Lock but-
ton (see page 19).
- HT1250•LS+ 1
- CONTENTS 3
- COMPUTER SOFTWARE 6
- COPYRIGHTS 6
- PRODUCT SAFETY AND RF 7
- EXPOSURE COMPLIANCE 7
- BATTERY INFORMATION 7
- CONVENTIONAL RADIO SYSTEMS 10
- HT1250•LS+ RADIO FEATURES 10
- INTRODUCTION 12
- RADIO OVERVIEW 13
- Call Received 17
- Programmable Features 20
- * Searching 21
- * — Turn Roam Lock on or off 21
- AUDIO INDICATORS FOR 24
- PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS 24
- GETTING STARTED 25
- Battery Latches 27
- ACCESSORY INFORMATION 28
- Belt Clip Tab 29
- TURNING YOUR RADIO ON OR OFF 30
- ADJUSTING THE VOLUME 31
- SELECTING A TRUNKED ZONE AND 31
- TALKGROUP 31
- SENDING A TRUNKED CALL 31
- SELECTING A CONVENTIONAL 32
- ZONE AND CHANNEL 32
- SENDING A CONVENTIONAL CALL 32
- RECEIVING A TRUNKED OR 33
- CONVENTIONAL CALL 33
- REPEATER OR TALKAROUND J 33
- CALL LIGHT 34
- HOME CHANNEL REVERT 34
- PASSPORT TRUNKING 35
- SITE/MIN VIEW 37
- PTT ID ALIAS 38
- ROAM REQUEST 38
- HOME SITE REVERT 39
- ROAM LOCK 40
- PASSPORT PRIMARY TALKGROUP 41
- SITE / TALKGROUP RESTRICTION 41
- TROUBLESHOOTING 43
- PASSPORT 44
- TRUNKING 44
- PASSPORT SIGNALING 45
- CALL ALERT 49
- SIGNALING 52
- ( to end the Call Alert 52
- RADIO CALLS 53
- RECEIVING A SELECTIVE CALL F 54
- SENDING A CALL ALERT PAGE 55
- RADIO CHECK 57
- SENDING A STATUS 57
- SENDING A MESSAGE 58
- RECEIVING A MESSAGE 59
- SENDING AN EMERGENCY ALERT E 59
- EDITING A RADIO CALL LIST K 60
- NAME AND CALL TONE TAGGING 61
- TALKBACK 63
- PASSPORT PRIMARY AUTO GROUP 63
- PASSPORT GROUP SCAN G 64
- AUTO GROUP SCAN G 65
- ALL GROUP SCAN G 65
- SYSTEM SCAN G 66
- DELETING A NUISANCE CHANNEL 67
- OR TALKGROUP 67
- EDITING A SCAN LIST 68
- PRIORITIZING A TALKGROUP OR 70
- CHANNEL IN A SCAN LIST 70
- MAKING A PHONE CALL D 73
- THROUGH A TRUNKED SYSTEM 73
- THROUGH A CONVENTIONAL 74
- + or ? to 75
- XXX-XXX-XXXX 75
- RECEIVING A PHONE CALL D 76
- THROUGH A TRUNKED OR 76
- CONVENTIONAL SYSTEM 76
- MODIFYING THE PHONE LIST K 76
- VOICE STORAGE 79
- INCOMING CALL RECORDING 80
- VOICE MEMO RECORDING 81
- RECORDED MESSAGE PLAYBACK 83
- RECORDED MESSAGE DELETE 84
- RECORDED MESSAGE 85
- TRANSMISSION 85
- AUTOMATIC MESSAGE REPLY: 85
- “WHEN AVAILABLE” 85
- AUDIO/TONE SETTINGS 87
- AUDIO/TONE 88
- SETTINGS 88
- Audio/Tone Settings 88
- UTILITIES 89
- Utilities Features 90
- SETTING TIGHT OR NORMAL 92
- SETTING THE POWER LEVEL B 92
- SETTING THE CLOCK OR ALARM 93
- VII. GOVERNING LAW: 99
- WARRANTY 100
- ACCESSORIES 101
- HEADSETS AND ACCESSORIES 102
- RECEIVER 103
- MICROPHONES 103
- EAR MICROPHONE SYSTEM 103
- INTEGRATED MICROPHONE/ 103
- EARPIECE 104
- ADAPTERS 105
- BATTERIES 105
- ANTENNAS 106
- HT1250•LS+ Radio 107
- Quick Reference Card 107
- Menu Navigation Chart 108
- *6881088C42* 110
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