Operating instructions

5100 ES Models II/III Portable Radio Operating Manual April 2009 2-7
Signaling Tones Section 2 - Controls and Display
Note Under certain environmental conditions (such as in cold and/or dry areas), electrostatic
discharge (ESD) can cause the display to go blank. Pressing and holding the “Up” button
for at least three seconds will reset the display and restore its normal operation.
2.5 Signaling Tones
Information is communicated to users of the 5100 ES radio using signal tones and alerts
and by LED signaling. Table 2.3 shows the information and signaling tones supported by
the 5100 ES radio. If you are viewing a PDF of this manual on a computer equipped with
a sound card, double-click on the Horn icon ( ) next to the Message Name to hear the
tone.
P25 Data Context enabled – Radio is ready for data operations
P25 Data Channel Grant – Radio is operating on a data channel
Site Lock (P25 Trunking, SmartZone, Multinet trunking)
Multinet trunking group scan enabled
Transmit – Displayed while radio is transmitting while surveillance mode is enabled
Signal strength – Indicates the strength of the currently received signal
GPS link active
Call history – used in conventional call alert, unit call, or text messaging when selecting a unit ID
Text message mode active
Radio Wide Scan Enabled. This icon is also displayed (along with the edit mode icon) when
Radio Wide Scan Edit is active.
Figure 2.5 5100 Icons
Icon Description
Table 2.3 Tones for the 5100 ES Radios
Message Name Message Description Audible Description
Tone
Category
Action Performed An action has been performed such as
selecting an item in List
One high pitched beep, one
medium pitched beep and one
high pitched beep
Keypress
Alert TX Warning Timer for Group, Unit, and
Interconnect Calls
High Pitched Beep Action