User Guide

Your radio has an integrated 'passive' RFID tag fitted, it is able to operate in
the presence of a RFID read/write unit, even when the radio is powered
down or has its battery removed. RFID tags operate at various frequencies—
the tag in your radio is preprogrammed to operate at a frequency of 125 kHz.
The range of operation is dependent on the RFID read/write unit.
Note: Read the Sepura document RFID in STP9000 Series Information Sheet
(Document no. MOD-12-1459) for more information and technical
specifications of the tag and read/write unit requirements.
How the RFID tag works in your radio
The RFID tag fitted into the back of the radio, its exact position is marked by
the embossed RFID logo. Hold the radio with the embossed RFIDtag within
range of the RFID read/write unit. The RFID tag operates in the presence of
the RFID read/write unit even when the radio is powered off or has the
battery removed.
Note: The distance between the RFID tag and read/write unit may differ
depending on the type of read/write unit being used. Always read the
instructions supplied with the RFIDReader on how to operate it.
Customising your radio
Your radio has a large number of parameters that can be customised using
the programming software tool, Radio Manager 2. These parameters are
grouped into a series of templates that can be easily modified to suit the end
user's preferences. A complete set of parameters for your radio is called a
customisation.
Radios can be customised either in bulk, by fitting them into a Sepura
programming pod which can accommodate 4 or 8 radios at a time, or
individually by directly connecting them to a computer running Radio
Manager 2 software using a Sepura Data/Programming Cable.
Note: Your radio cannot be programmed when Connector Protector on
page 106 is enabled.
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