Comm CH 11 Flashcards
On the Motorola APX8000XE HT, to return the radio to the Tactical Zone A , HT Channel 1, press and hold the _________________ for ___________________.
home button for two seconds
When powered on, the APX8000XE HT will _________________________________.
return to the last channel it was set to before it was turned off
A solid red light on theAPX8000XE HT indicates the HT _________________________.
HT is transmitting
. A blinking red light while transmitting on the APX8000XE HT indicates _________________
HT is transmitting in low battery mode
Receiving a secure message what color light on the HT
blinking amber
blinking red while not transmitting indicates what?
emergency mode
Depressing the Push-to-Talk (PTT) button on the HT puts the HT in the Transmit Mode. When the PTT Button is depressed the member should pause _____________, allowing the HT ID to be transmitted.
1/2 second
When transmitting a message on the HT while using an SCBA, place the Remote Speaker Mic (RSM) _________________________________
directly on voicemetter
hold the Remote speaker mic ________away from the mouth when not wearing a facepiece
1-2 inches away
The APX8000XE HT has a built in “Time-Out-Timer” that is useful to correct a “stuck button” problem. This feature cuts off the transmission after _________ seconds. It will emit a short audible warning at approximately _______ seconds.
30 seconds/26 seconds
The Emergency Alert Button (EAB) on the HT should be depressed for approximately __________________ to activate the Emergency Alert.
1 second
The Emergency Alert on the AP8000XE HT can be deactivated by turning the HT off and then back on, or by depressing the EAB for ______________________.
2 seconds
The IDs of the last _________ received messages (Received Call List) can be viewed on the APX8000XE HT.
15
When viewing the Recent Call List on the HT, calls that display a _____________ indicates calls that were Emergency Alert activated transmissions.
orange triangle
If the remote speaker mic on the APX8000XE radio becomes wet, or submerged, in water _____________
shake the unit well
