Motorola APX 4000 Bedienungsanleitung

FRCOG/CoMIRS

Franklin Regional Council of Governments

Commonwealth of Massachusetts Interoperable Radio System

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MOTOROLA APX 4000 / 6000

Portable Radio Guide

TABLE of CONTENTS

SECTION PAGE

Motorola APX Portable Radio Overview 3

APX 6000 Nomenclature-FRONT Illustration 4

APX 6000 Nomenclature-REAR Illustration 5

APX 4000/6000 Nomenclature Illustration Descriptions Front 6

APX 4000/6000 Nomenclature Illustration Descriptions Rear 7

Battery Installation/Removal 8

On/Off Knob / Volume Control

Keypad Lock (APX 6000 only)

Mode Knob

LED Indicator

Emergency Button 11

Scan On/Off, Scan List Edit Button 12

One-Dot Button

Two-Dot Button

Menu Select Buttons

Home Button

4-Way Navigation Buttons

Main Display Screen & Icons 15

Top Display Screen & Icons 16

Changing the Zone & Talkgroup 17

Building a Scan List & Scanning 18

Using GPS 19

Clock, Profile, & Battery Screens 20

Pairing a Bluetooth Device 21

Tones You May Hear 22

Battery Care / IMPRES Charging Lights 23

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MOTOROLA APX PORTABLE RADIO OVERVIEW

While the radios addressed in this guide will be using the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Interoperable

Radio System (CoMIRS), the purpose of this guide is not to instruct the reader on the system itself, but to

explain what the various features of the radios are.

There are four types of portable radios that can utilize the system as it stands today. Two Kenwood Viking

models and two Motorola models. This guide deals with the two Motorola models: the APX 4000 and the

APX 6000 portable radios. The APX 6000 can be upgraded to a multiband radio (APX 8000) but will not be

discussed in this guide. These radios will operate in both the analog and digital modes by simply selecting the

proper zone.

As both radios are from the same APX family, and are programmed as similar as possible, many of the

programable buttons have the same function and are located in a similar location. The APX 6000 has a few

buttons/switches and functions that are not available on the APX 4000 and will be noted.

APX 6000 Nomenclature—FRONT

This illustration represents a Model 3 radio (keypad).

In general, functionality is the same between the

Model 2.5 and Model 3.

APX 6000 Nomenclature—REAR

This illustration represents a Model 3 radio (keypad).

In general, functionality is the same between the

Model 2.5 and Model 3.

APX 6000 Nomenclature—FRONT

NUMBER DESCRIPTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION

Antenna

Battery Latch

APX 6000

APX 4000 has battery latch on bottom of battery.

2 Multi-Color LED 9 Keypad (Model 3 Only)

3 Emergency Button

At least 1 second push to activate.

At least 2 second push to reset

10 Computer Icon / “Future Use”

4 Front Microphone 11 Menu Select Buttons

Accessory / Shoulder

Microphone Connector 12

Main Display

6 Home Button 13 Encryption on/off

Not Used

APX 6000 only

4-Way Navigation Buttons

Used to navigate through the

menu functions. 14

Multi position “A”, “B”, “C” switch

Keypad lock in position “C”.

Position “A” and “B” have no function.

APX 6000 only

APX 6000 Nomenclature—REAR

NUMBER DESCRIPTION NUMBER DESCRIPTION

On/Off / Volume

Bluetooth Dot

Purple Button

Short push = Scan on/off

Long push = Scan edit 23

Speaker

Push-to-Talk (PTT)

Rear Microphone

18 One-Dot Button

Nuisance Delete 25 Top Display

APX 6000 only

Two-Dot Button

Short push = Light on/off

APX 6000 only

Long push = top screen flip

Mode Knob

Talk-group select knob (channel select)

20 Battery Latch

APX 6000

APX 4000 has battery latch on

bottom of battery.

21 Battery

USING THE APX PORTABLE RADIO

BATTERY:

The APX 4000 & APX 6000 can accept a variety of different

rechargeable batteries. Prior to replacing a battery, it is

essential that the radio be turned off. If the radio is powered

up when the battery is removed, it could damage the radio.

To change or replace the battery on the APX 6000, depress

the small latches located on the bottom of the radio (circled).

There is one latch to either side of the battery. Gently pull

the battery downward until it separates from the radio.

To attach a battery, align it on the radio chassis and gently

push upwards (as indicated) until you hear two small clicks.

These clicks indicate each of the two latches has engaged.

The radio may turn on if only one latch functions, but the

battery will not be secure on the chassis and this could cause

the radio to power down.

To change or replace the battery on the APX 4000, locate the

release on the bottom of the battery. Push release towards

the back of the radio/battery and gently pull the battery

downward until it separates from the radio.

To attach a battery, align it on the radio chassis and gently

push upward until you hear a click indicating that the latch has

engaged.

The APX radios are designed to be used with IMPRES

batteries. These batteries have a chip in them that

communicate with an IMPRES charger. They will automatically recondition themselves on occasion; this helps

to negate the “memory effect” sometimes seen in rechargeable batteries.

See page 23 for additional information on battery care.

ON / OFF & VOLUME CONTROL:

The large knob located on top of the radio opposite of the antenna is used to turn the

radio on or off. A “click” will be felt when the knob has been rotated far enough to

either power the radio up or turn it off. Continuing to turn the knob clockwise once the

radio has powered up will adjust the volume; the further the knob is turned clockwise, the

louder the speaker output will be.

Once the radio has been powered up, the display will read “SELFTEST” and it will

automatically affiliate with a tower. The radio will remember the talk-group it was last

tuned to prior to being powered down and will attempt to affiliate with this talk-group.

KEYPAD LOCK: APX 6000 only

Adjacent to the on/off/volume

knob is a small three

position

switch labeled

A B C

This switch can do different things

depending on how the radio is programmed. On the Franklin

County/CoMIRS radios, this switch has been programmed as a

Keypad Lock switch. When placed in the “C” position the keypad

is locked. When the switch is in the “A” or “B” position the

Keypad is unlocked.

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