Motorola Monitor V User manual

MINITOR V

SELECTIVE CALL

ALERT MONITOR RECEIVER

APPEL SÉLECTIF

RÉCEPTEUR MONITEUR D’ALERTE

USERS’ GUIDE

LE GUIDE D’UTILISATEUR

Intrinsically Safe Radio Information

Anyone intending to use a radio in a location where hazardous

concentrations of flammable materials exist (hazardous atmosphere)

is advised to become familiar with the subject of intrinsic safety and

with the National Electric Code NFPA 70 (National Fire Protection

Association) Article 500 (hazardous [classified] locations). UL

Approval labels are attached to the Minitor V pager to identify the unit

as being UL Approved for specified hazardous atmospheres. This

label specifies the hazardous Class/Division/Group which will appear

as follows:

RAD DEV FOR HAZ LOC INT SAFE

DIV 1, I, CD; II, EFG Temp code T3C

RAD DEV FOR HAZ LOC INT SAFE

EXIA: DIV 1, I, CD; II, EFG-T3C

Substitution of Components may impair intrinsic safety.

The following is the Approved battery listing to be used for the UL

Approved Minitor V.

• Do not operate equipment in a hazardous atmosphere unless it is a

type especially qualified (for example, UL Approved) for such use. An

explosion or fire may result.

• Do not operate a UL Approved Product in a hazardous atmosphere

if it has been physically damaged (for example, cracked housing). An

explosion or fire may result.

• Do not replace or charge batteries in a hazardous atmosphere.

Contact sparking may occur while installing or removing batteries and

cause an explosion or fire.

• Do not replace or change accessories in a hazardous atmosphere.

Contact sparking may occur while installing or removing accessories

and cause an explosion or fire.

Deleted: .

Deleted: P

Deleted: Intrinsic

• Turn a radio off before removing or installing a battery or

accessory.

• Do not disassemble a UL Approved Product unit in any way that

exposes the internal electrical circuits of the unit.

• Do not substitute components. This could void the intrinsic safety

rating.

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your purchase of the Motorola MINITOR

V Alert Monitor. Motorola’s advanced technology offers

unique features and benefits that set the industry standards

for performance, reliability, and styling. The compact alert

monitor is offered in a variety of models including:

• One-Frequency Standard with VIBRA-Page™

• One-Frequency Standard Stored Voice and VIBRA-Page™

• Two-Frequency with Scan and VIBRA-Page™

• Two-Frequency Store Voice with Scan and VIBRA-Page™

Other user programmable options are available to provide a

wide selection of features and special applications.

INSPECTION

Verify the model number information located on the label on

the back of the alert monitor. Inspect the equipment

thoroughly. If any part of the equipment has been damaged

in transit, report the extent of the damage to the

transportation company immediately.

BATTERY TYPES

The alert monitor is powered by one rechargeable Ni-MH

battery pack.

BATTERY INSTALLATION

NOTE: For optimum performance, the Ni-MH battery pack

must be fully charged before operating your alert monitor.

Install your batteries as follows:

1. Release the battery lock, and slide the battery pack latch

towards the right to unlock the battery pack.

2. Press the clip.

3. Slide out on the battery pack as shown below.

4. Slide in the battery pack into place, and then slide the

battery pack latch to the locked position.

CAUTION: If the batteries are improperly installed, the alert

monitor will not function and the batteries will not charge.

STANDARD FEATURES AND CONTROLS (All Models)

ON/OFF Switch/Volume Control

The ON/OFF SWITCH/VOLUME CONTROL is a combined

single control located on the top of the alert monitor as

shown above. Turning the control knob a few degrees in a

clockwise direction applies power to the receiver, and an

audible beep is sounded to indicate that the alert monitor is

turned on. As the control is rotated in a clockwise direction,

the volume level of any received

message and alert tone is increased. Rotating the control in

the opposite (counterclockwise) direction reduces the audio

level, and turns the alert monitor off.

Audible/Visual Alert Indicators

When your alert monitor is initially turned on, both the red

and amber LEDs on the control panel light and an alert tone

is sounded until the decoder circuit power-up is complete.

Thereafter, whenever a properly encoded message is

received, the red LED flashes and an audio alert is sounded.

If the battery voltage falls below the level required for reliable

operation, a low battery pulse tones sounds and the red LED

flashes. Following any subsequent audio message, the

momentary low battery pulse tone is repeated until the

battery pack is recharged or replaced. If the function switch

is set to a vibrate position, just the red LED flashes to

indicate a low battery state.

Function Switch

According to the specific model ordered, the function switch

will be configured to 4 positions. Different function modes

(monitor/selective call, scan, etc.) can be configured for any

position of the switch.

Channel Monitoring

When the function switch is set to a monitor position,

all voice communications on the selected channel is

heard through the speaker. When monitoring channel 1 or

2 all ordered alert options are functional.

Reset Button

After receipt of a properly coded message and after

completion of that message, the alert monitor will

automatically reset to the programmed operational mode

(see Field Installed Options section for reset options).

Some of these reset functions will place the pager in the

monitor more. In these cases, or when the manual reset

function is programmed into the pager, press the reset

button to return your alert monitor to the standby mode.

External Speaker Jack

When the alert monitor is used in high-noise environments

or when privacy is needed, an optional Motorola approved

lapel speaker or earpiece can be connected to the

external accessory jack located on the top control panel.

The jack is fitted with a protective plug.

NOTE: To prevent entry of dust and moisture, the plug

should be inserted whenever the external accessory jack

is not being used.

Belt Clip Feature

An integral part of the clip on the back of your monitor is a

security hook. This hook is intended to allow easy removal

of the alert monitor, while at the same time preventing the

unit from being pulled off your belt.

Scan (Two-Frequency Models Only)

All alert monitors that are equipped with two frequencies

are capable of scanning the two channels for selective call

or monitoring purposes.

STORED VOICE MODEL FEATURES AND CONTROLS

The alert monitors that include the stored voice feature can

store up to 8 minutes of voice messages. Messages are

stored according to their length. If preferred, the alert

monitor can be programmed for stored voice fixed message

lengths of 30, 60 or 120 seconds. Messages can be deleted

by either incoming new messages replacing older messages

or by turning the receiver off.

Unread Message Indicator

The red LED turns on if there are any unread messages.

Reminder Alert

The pager generates a reminder alert approximately every

two minutes when an unread message exists.

Voice Memo

When the alert monitor is powered on or the function select

switch is moved to a new position, a voice prompt will be

played to announce the mode that the pager is in. This

feature is available with the stored voice pagers only and

can be disabled through the programming software.

FIELD INSTALLED OPTIONS

Fixed-Alert, Audio-Only Volume Control

When this option is installed, the alert tone is factory

preset (non-adjustable) at the maximum volume level.

Turning the volume control varies only the voice message

volume level.

NOTE: Use of audio accessories is not recommended

with this option.

Time-Out Auto Reset

This feature allows the alert monitor to be automatically

reset after a predetermined amount of time. This places

the alert monitor back in standby mode to help conserve

battery power.

Several alert monitor field programmable options are

available to include the following:

• Priority Scan

• Non Priority Scan

• Silent Scan

• Alert Duration

• Priority Alert

• On/Off Duty

• Reset Options

- Carrier Reset

- Delayed N Carrier Reset

- Manual Reset

- Revert Reset

- Time Out Reset

- Delayed N Revert Reset

• Stored Voice Options

- Max Message Lengths

- Call Reminder

• Push-To-Listen

Contact a Motorola authorized paging system dealer or

call 1-800-548-9954 for the addition of these features.

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