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Getting Started
Powering On with SIM Card Authentication
The SIM card stores the keys for End-to-End Encryption.
1. Press and hold the Rotary Knob to power on.
2. Ignore or Update the End-to-End Encryption keys when
prompted for New Key?.
3. In the Home display the End-to-End Encryption icon
appears.
Powering On with SIM Card PIN Protected
When your SIM card is PIN protected, additionally you need
to enter the valid PIN on the terminal powering on.
You cannot operate the terminal until entering the correct
PIN. If you do fail to enter the correct PIN for the third time,
PUK code is required to unblock the SIM card.
Powering On with RUA/RUI Authentication
Radio User Assignment (RUA) & Radio User Identity (RUI) is
providing logon authentication service. It gives flexibility to
the user to have the same possibilities with any radio as with
a personal issued radio. To use full access to the system
user needs to provide the login with the PIN number.
It is not recommended to use Silent Emergency with a SIM
PIN protected radio as there is no indication to the user when
the PIN number is required.
If your terminal is using SIM card PIN Protected, the PIN
Protect feature is disabled.
RUI Logon is complete RUI Logon is incomplete
- CLEARTONE CM5000 1
- Contents 3
- General Information 9
- Computer Software Copyrights 10
- Product Specific Information 10
- Getting Started 11
- Controls and Indicators 12
- Powering On/Off 13
- Unlocking the CM5000 16
- Selecting Your Network 16
- Looking After Your CM5000 16
- The Display 17
- The LED Status Indicator 19
- Aliases (Names) 20
- Screen Saver 21
- Terminal Disable/Enable 21
- Terminal Permanent Disable 21
- Entering TMO or DMO 22
- TMO Calls 23
- DMO Calls 23
- Entering Gateway Mode 24
- Making Calls 25
- Receiving Calls 25
- Packet Data 26
- Error Message Screen 26
- Trunked Mode Operation - TMO 29
- Selecting a Group 30
- Selecting a Folder 30
- “My Groups” Folder 31
- Making a Group Call 31
- Receiving Group Call 32
- Transmit Inhibit 32
- TMO Group Call 33
- Selecting Assigned Talkgroup 34
- Viewing Assigned Talkgroup 34
- Deleting Assigned Talkgroups 34
- Direct Mode Operation - DMO 35
- Gateway/Repeater Selection 36
- DMO Group Call 37
- Making Group Call 38
- Private Call 41
- Receiving Private Call 43
- Phone and PABX Calls 45
- Making a Phone or PABX Call 46
- Speed Dial 47
- One-Touch Dial 47
- Emergency Operation 49
- Exiting Emergency Mode 50
- Receiving Emergency Call 51
- GPS Location Service 53
- Enhancing GPS Performance 54
- GPS Icon 55
- GPS Enable/Disable 55
- Entering GPS Location Service 55
- Viewing Your Position 56
- The Menu 59
- Menu Icons 60
- List of Menu Items 61
- Contacts 62
- Selecting a Contact 63
- Creating a Contact 63
- Editing a Contact 64
- Deleting a Number 64
- Deleting a Contact 65
- Deleting All 65
- Capacity 65
- Security 66
- Change Code 67
- Remote Control 68
- Locking/Unlocking the Keypad 68
- Setting the Ring Tone 68
- Setting the Ring Style 69
- Setting the Volume 69
- Setting Group Audio 70
- Setting Tones 71
- Display Features 72
- Battery Level 74
- Entering Group Setup 76
- Group Scan 77
- . You can select to delete 77
- Back to return to the 78
- Priority. Scroll to 79
- My Groups 79
- Viewing Personal Information 80
- Viewing Radio Data 80
- Viewing OTG Configuration 81
- Recent Calls 81
- Shortcuts 82
- Networks 83
- Location 86
- Crypto Menu 89
- PNC Mode 92
- RUA/RUI Settings 93
- Timeout pending warning 94
- Force Off 95
- Using the Inbox 98
- Inbox Icons 99
- Entering the Inbox 99
- New Message Received 100
- Handling Messages 100
- and select one of 100
- User Defined Templates 101
- Predefined Templates 102
- Sending a Status Message 102
- Messages 103
- Writing Text 105
- Keys Usage 106
- Writing in Numeric Mode 108
- Writing in Symbol Mode 108
- What to do if 109
- = High Tone; = Low Tone 115
- Cleartone CM5000 123
- Quick Reference Guide 123
- to terminate call 123
- Answering a Call 124
- Sending a New Message 124
- Tips & Tricks 124
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