User's Manual

T60/T65 PoC Smart Radio
Quick Guide
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NO.
Name
Host
Battery
Antenna
Data cable
Power adapter
User manual
Safety information and warranty card
Strap
Desktop charger (optional)
Charging the Battery
Attachments
You can charge the battery using one of the following methods.
(1) Charging via USB Port on Right Side
a. Open the cover of external interfaces on the right side of the radio to find the
USB port.
b. Connect the port using the programming/charging cable to charge the radio.
Note:
For this method, you don’t need to take down the battery.
(2) Charging via USB port on Bottom Side
a. Uninstall the battery.
b. Connect the radio to the USB port at the bottom of the radio using the
data/charging cable to charge the radio. Green LED indicator light will be on
beside the port.
(3) Charging via Desktop Charger (Optional)
a. Place the desktop charger on a horizontal surface, and keep off flammables.
b. Plug the power adapter of the charger into an AC power socket, anconnect thed
power adapter cable to the jack at the back of the charger. Green LED indicator
light will be on.
c. Put the radio (with the battery installed) into the charger to start charging. Red
LED indicator light will be on. Ensure good contact between the battery and the
charging terminals.
d. After charging for about 6 hours, red light will be off and green light on. Now the
battery is fully charged. For optimized battery performance, continue charging
for 1 to 2 hours, and then take out the radio.
e. Unplug the power adapter.
LED Indicator State Device State
Red light on
Network registration fails because of an inactivated SIM
card or overdue charge.
Device registration fails because of poor wireless
network connection.
The device is in individual-call standby state.
The device is not configured on the server
(with voice prompt “Not configured”).
The device is expired.
The device is in standby state or call setup state state under
duplex talk.
No SIM card is installed, or it is installed improperly
(with voice prompt “No SIM card is installed”).
Fail to unlock the PIN code of the SIM card.
Green light on
Red light flashes fast
During a call (i.e. individual/group/all call).
Green light flashes slow
Yellow light on
No indication
Network registration is successful, and the device
enters standby state.
The device is powered off.
Yellow light flashes fast The device is powered on.
Programming Keys
Connecting Accessories
LED Indicator
Undefined
Usage
Broadcast remaining
Broadcast user name
Broadcast group name
Voice playback
Contact list
Emergency Alarm
Send an emergency alarm
No response for key pressing
Voice broadcast of remaining battery capacity
Voice broadcast of the user name of the radio
Voice broadcast of the name of the group the radio is in
Play 5 previous voice records
Display/broadcast contact information
To cater to users’ habits, programmable keys (i.e. two side keys and one top key)
are provided, which can be set as shortcut keys through programming by your
dealer.
To program a key, connect the programming/charging cable to the USB port of the
radio, and then program using the attached programming software.
The following functions can be achieved through programming keys.
Icons (T60 only)
Icon
Description
Received signal strength
2G/3G/4G transmission
Wi-Fi signal strength
Searching GPS satellite signals
GPS signals acquired
In group call
In individual call
In all cal
Unread emergency alarm message
2G,3G,4G
Bluetooth enabled, searching for Bluetooth device
Remaining battery capacity
Unread short message
Basic Operation
1. Powering On/Off
To power on the radio, rotate the Power/Volume knob clockwise until you a click.
To power off the radio, rotate the Power/Volume knob counterclockwise until you
a click.
2. Adjusting the Volume
When the radio is on, turn the Power/Volume knob clockwise to turn up the volume,
or counterclockwise to turn it down.
3. Individual Call
(1) Initiating an Individual Call
a. In the standby interface, press the Menu/OK key, select Contact, and choose
a contact.
b. Press the Menu/OK key, select Initiate Individual Call. You will hear a voice
prompt “Enter individual-call mode”.
c. Press the PTT key.
(2) Ending an Individual Call
An individual call can be ended in either of the following ways.
During an individual call, press the Menu/OK key, select Contact, and select End
Individual Call.
After entering individual-call mode, if you do not press the PTT key within 30
seconds, the radio will quit this mode, and you will hear a voice prompt “Individual
call timed out”.
4. Group Call
(1) Initiating a Group Cal
Under individual/group/broadcast call mode, you can call the members of a group
by pressing the PTT key. If there is no member online, you will hear a voice prompt
“No member online”, and transmission will be terminated.
Note: A group is set through the network management system.
(2) Selecting a Group
You can select a group in either of the following ways.
After the radio registers successfully and enters standby state, rotate the Channel
knob to select a group.
In the standby interface, press the Menu/OK key to enter the Menu interface,
press navigation keys to select Group List and then a group, and then press the
Menu/OK key. (T60 only)
5. All Call
After defining an all-call key shortcut using the CPS, press the key to enter all-call
mode. Hold down the PTT key to initiate an all call. The callee must reply within
3 seconds after receiving the call, otherwise the radio will quite all-call mode.
An all call overrides an undergoing group call or individual call.
6. Broadcast Call
After defining a broadcast-call key shortcut using the CPS, press the key to enter
broadcast-call mode. Hold down the PTT key to initiate a broadcast call. The
callee can receive but not reply to the call.
A broadcast call overrides an undergoing group call or individual call.
7. Receiving a Call
By switching to a group set through the NMS, the radio can receive an individual
call, a group call or an all call from the group and output voice.
8. Late Entry
This function enables the radio to join an undergoing group call after a delay.
9. Priority Call
Different call priority can be set on the radio. A radio with a higher call priority
initiates a call prior to a radio with a lower call priority.
Note:
The default call time of all types of calls is 60 seconds, which is modifiable through
the NMS. A call is terminated automatically after this time is up, so as to release
the floor.
10. Playback
After voice recording and playback are enabled on the NMS, you can download
and play back the latest five voice records by pressing a pre-programmed
playback key.
11. Low-Power Alert
When the remaining battery of the radio is below 10%, you will hear the voice
alert “Low power.” at a certain interval. Please replace or charge the battery after
powering off the radio.
12. Positioning
To enable or disable GPS positioning, in the standby interface press the
Menu/OK key, select Setting, select GPS, and turn it on/off. (T60 only. To a T65,
perform this via the CPS.)
The GPS module inside the radio locates the radio and reports position
information to the NMS. The real-time location and movement track of the radio
can be displayed on a GIS map on the NMS or a dispatcher.
13. Wi-Fi
To enable or disable Wi-Fi, in the standby interface, press the Menu/OK key,
select Setting, select Wi-Fi, and turn it on/off.(T60 only. To a T65, perform this
via the CPS.)
By enabling Wi-Fi, you can search Wi-Fi networks nearby in real time. The radio
can only be connected to a Wi-Fi hotspot, which should be preset through
the CPS.
14. Bluetooth
To enable or disable Wi-Fi, in the standby interface, press the Menu/OK key,
select Setting, select Bluetooth, and turn it on/off. (T60 only. To a T65, perform
this via the CPS.)
After enabling Bluetooth, you can connect the radio to a Bluetooth earphone
by scan.
15. Short Message
To view received short messages, in the standby interface, press the Menu/OK
key, select Message, select Short Message, and then Inbox.
18. Emergency Alarm
To send/exit an emergency alarm, hold down the top key. (Please have the key
programmed beforehand using the CPS.) There are two alarm modes as below,
which can be set by going to “Menu/OK” “Settings” “Alarm Modes”. (Note: T60
only. To a T65, perform this via the CPS.)
a. Silent Alarm: Under this mode, the radio sends an emergency alarm silently,
and receive an alarm with voice prompt “SOS alarm from ***”.
b. Alarm and call: If silent alarm is disabled, the radio sends an emergency alarm
and rings a siren, and receive an alarm and rings a siren with voice prompt
“SOS alarm from ***”.
To view sent alarms and received alarms, go to “Menu/OK” “Message”
“SOS Message”.
17. Advanced Functions
You can revive, stun, kill the device, enable monitoring, or play back voice
through the dispatcher.
GSM, WCDMA, CDMA, TD-SCDMA, TDD-LET and FDD-LTE networks are
supported.
Troubleshooting
NO.
Problem
Reason and Solution
Power-on Failed
Volume Too Low
PTT Failed
A. The battery is used up
Solution: Charge the battery or replace
it with a new one.
A. Speak too far from the microphone.
Solution: Keep a distance of 3~10cm.
B. Wrong volume setting
Solution: Turn up the volume
A. The SIM card is expired.
Solution: Refill or replace it.
B. Volume switch is faulty
Solution: Get it repaired at the specified
service station.
B: Incorrect group setting.
Solution: Choose a correct group and try
again.
C: The device is expired.
Solution: Renew it.
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版本：V1.0
16. Mobile Networks
Stunned
Killed
Please read carefully the Safety Information before using the product.
Antenna
PTT Key PTT Key
Channel Knob
External
Interface
Speaker
Power/Volume Knob
Channel Knob
Power/Volume Knob
LED Indicator
Microphone
LED Indicator
Microphone
Belt Clip
Battery
latch
Programmable
Key
Programmable
Key 1
Programmable
Key 1
Programmable
Key 2
Programmable
Key 2
Menu/OK Key
Left Key
Display Screen
Exit Key
Right Key
Keypad
Battery
Belt Clip
Battery
latch
Battery
T60 T65
Installing the Battery
①
②
③
④
(1)Press the upper part of the belt clip gently so that it goes up. (Figure ①)
(2)Align the battery with the battery holder at the back of the radio, and then
insert the battery. (Figure ②)
(3)Push the battery in the direction indicated until the latch is in position.
(Figure ③)
(4) Press the upper part of the battery until it is latched. (Figure ④)
Stop block at the edge of the battery
Aluminum-shelled battery holder
Method 1
Method 2 Method 3
2. For a new battery or a battery that has been stored for more than 2 months,
it is necessary to charge it for several times to achieve normal battery capacity.
Please charge the battery every three months at least.
3. To maintain service life and performance of the battery, do not charge a battery
that has been fully charged or before a warning of low voltage is shown on the
radio. After charging, take the battery out of the charger.
4. When you see a warning of low voltage, please charge the battery before using
it again. To maintain the service life and performance of the battery, do not
power on the radio intentionally.
Connected to Bluetooth device
1. Connecting Programming/Charging Cable
Open the cover of external interfaces on the right side of the radio, find the USB
port, connect the port to a PC using the programming/charging cable, and
write/read parameters using the attached programming software.
2. Connecting an Earphone (Optional)
To use an earphone, open the earphone cover at the upper part of the right side
of the radio, and then plug the earphone connector into the jack.
Programmable
Key
Speaker
Antenna
External
Interface
Note:
1. The radio is delivered uncharged. Before using the radio for the first time,
please charge the battery.
battery capacity
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