Motorola MC3000 Operating And Installation Manual page 41

The MC3000 Digital Deskset shown in Figure 3-1, has the following twenty-two features:
1. Handset—for audio transmit and receive with a microphone in the mouthpiece and
audio speaker in the ear piece.
2. Internal Microphone—for audio transmit without lifting the handset.
3. Internal Speaker—for hands-free public audio receive.
4. Volume Control—for the handset or internal speaker receive volume adjustment.
5. Transmit Button—for transmitting on the radio channel for the handset, headset or
internal microphone.
6. Transmit LED—for indicating that the deskset is transmitting on the radio channel.
7. Busy LED—for indicating that a parallel deskset is using the radio channel.
8. Intercom Button—for transmitting to other desksets without transmitting on the radio
channel.
9. Intercom LED—for indicating that the intercom is being used.
10. Speaker Button—for turning the internal speaker on or off when using the handset or
headset.
11. Speaker LED—for indicating the internal speaker is on or off.
12. Takeover Button—for supervisory desksets to takeover communication on the radio
channel/s (all other desksets are unable to transmit on the radio).
13. Takeover LED—for indicating that a supervisory deskset has takeover communica-
tion on the radio channel/s (all other desksets are unable to transmit on the radio).
14. Digital Radio Function Buttons—for emulating the functions of the digital radio pro-
gramable buttons for the radio type to which the deskset is connected.
15. Digital Radio Function LEDs—for indicating the programmed function for each digi-
tal radio button is in the ON or OFF position. Note: Not all Digital Radio Function But-
tons have associated LEDs.
16. Menu/Home Button—for entering and exiting the deskset's Configuration and Test
sub menu; for exiting the Configuration and Test main menu; for accessing the spe-
cific radio's menu of modes, channels or functions that appear on the LCD display.
17. Shift Button—when used with a Sel button to access the Configuration and Test
menu; or when used with the keypad */# keys to adjust the LCD display contrast.
18. Select (Sel) Button—for selecting the radio function in the menu appearing on the
LCD display.
19. Mode Up Button—for moving up through the deskset or radio's menu of modes,
channels or functions that appear on the LCD display.
20. Mode Down Button—for moving down through the deskset or radio's menu of
modes, channels or functions that appear on the LCD display.
21. Keypad—for emulating the keypad of the radio when entering telephone numbers,
dial-up numbers, paging CAP codes and mobile PTT ID's for Stat Alert calling.
22. LCD display—for displaying: digital radio messages or test and configuration mes-
sages, radio icons and VU meter readings.
MC3000 Digital Deskset Operator and Installation Manual
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Operation
Deskset Overview
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