HARRIS CORPORATION M803M Manuel D’Utilisation
CHAPTER 2—Network Organization
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M-803 Operator Manual
Software Version OTP 5.07
You may only have one talk group, but that doesn’t
keep you from tuning in different profiles to monitor a
different “bank of channels.”
keep you from tuning in different profiles to monitor a
different “bank of channels.”
Talkback Scanning
While you cannot initiate contact with users in your
“listen groups,” you can reply to their incoming calls
using Talkback Scan mode.
“listen groups,” you can reply to their incoming calls
using Talkback Scan mode.
With your radio in Talkback Mode, your display screen
will show the identity of your most recent incoming
caller. Press the Push-to-Talk button on your handset
and send your voice reply.
will show the identity of your most recent incoming
caller. Press the Push-to-Talk button on your handset
and send your voice reply.
Radio Personality
Your radio personality is a collection of up to 16
profiles. The entire personality is organized by your
network administrator and is unique to your
communication needs.
profiles. The entire personality is organized by your
network administrator and is unique to your
communication needs.
When you activate your radio at the beginning of a
shift and sign on with your unique identity code, your
radio is assigned its IP address and “provisioned” with
a radio personality that identifies the other users on the
network with whom you are most likely to need to
communicate by voice.
shift and sign on with your unique identity code, your
radio is assigned its IP address and “provisioned” with
a radio personality that identifies the other users on the
network with whom you are most likely to need to
communicate by voice.
Your overall radio personality is organized into User
Groups (talk groups and listen groups), similar to a
channel in a conventional FM radio system. These user
groups are then organized into Profiles (collections of
up to 16 user groups), similar to banks of channels.
Finally, as many as 16 profiles make up your
personality.
Groups (talk groups and listen groups), similar to a
channel in a conventional FM radio system. These user
groups are then organized into Profiles (collections of
up to 16 user groups), similar to banks of channels.
Finally, as many as 16 profiles make up your
personality.
If an emergency prompts
your Network
Administrator to enact a
Dynamic Regrouping of
user groups, you’ll be
prompted to conduct a
mid-shift log-on to re-
provision your radio with
an updated personality that
your Network
Administrator to enact a
Dynamic Regrouping of
user groups, you’ll be
prompted to conduct a
mid-shift log-on to re-
provision your radio with
an updated personality that
includes a pre-
programmed or ad hoc
emergency user profile.
programmed or ad hoc
emergency user profile.