Motorola LEX 700 Manuel utilisateur

LEX 700

MISSION CRITICAL

HANDHELD

QUICK START GUIDE

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means, without permission in writing from Motorola. This includes electronic or mechanical means, such

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subject to change without notice.

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LEX 700

* This programmable button can be customized by your agency for other use.

PTT Button

(page 15)

Volume Buttons (page 13)

Headset Port Home Button (page 9)

Phone Button (page 14)

Programmable Button* (page 9)

Back/Ok Button

Quick Action

Request Button

(page 17)

Interface Connector

Battery Cover (page 5) Battery Cover Latch

Camera Lens and Flash (page 16)

Camera Button*

(page 16)

Speaker (page 14)

Primary Microphone

Secondary Microphone

microUSB Port (page 8)

Notification LED (page 11)

Power Button

(page 9)

Proximity Sensors

Touch Screen

Charge LED (page 11)

Earpiece Radio Remote Control

Pairing Point (page 17)

Ambient Light Sensor

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Welcome

Greetings upon receiving your LEX 700 Mission Critical Handheld device. This state-of-the-art Windows®

Mobile 6.5 based device delivers many features and benefits in a mission critical environment, enabling

enhanced communication on the move.

Meet the LEX 700

The LEX 700 combines high-speed LTE data and phone services, in a rugged and intuitive device which

helps to monitor the environment, and gather information effectively.

With the LEX 700, mission critical data can be brought to the field on demand, while field information is

immediately available back at the command center.

The LEX 700 operates over Band 14 (Public Safety) LTE, Band 13 (Verizon Wireless) LTE, 3G cellular,

Wi-Fi®and uses Bluetooth®and Mission Critical Wireless technology to create personal area networks.

The LEX 700 can be used to remotely change volume and channels on an APX®7000 radio, without

reaching for the radio. Push-To-Talk and Quick Action buttons can be used to notify a dispatcher or

command staff that the user needs assistance.

The device provides secure data exchange as a user roams across private and public networks, with a

mobile VPN connection.

The device has a 4-inch, high-resolution, capacitive touch screen that enables the user to easily read

maps and blueprints and to watch vibrant video. Noise-canceling technology is used to capture clear

audio from the incident scene and the 8 megapixel camera is capable of recording DVD-quality video.

For detailed information on the LEX 700 features and operation, refer to the LEX 700 User’s Guide p/n

6802988C27 at: motorolasolutions.com/LEX700. BEFORE USING THIS device, READ the Product

Regulatory, Safety & RF Exposure Guide (p/n 6802988C25) included with this package.

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Getting Started for the First Time

The activation process is dependent upon your

carrier. If you are using a LTE carrier, you must

install a SIM card prior to installing the battery.

To get started, perform the following steps:

• Remove the battery cover.

• Install the microSD card (optional).

• Install the LTE SIM card.

• Install the battery.

• Charge the battery.

Remove the Battery Cover

To remove the battery cover:

1. Hold the LEX 700 firmly as shown.

2. Move the Battery Cover Latch to the right and

hold.

3. With your thumb, push the battery cover toward

the lower side of the LEX 700.

4. Lift the battery cover off the LEX 700.

Battery Cover Latch

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Install a microSD Card (Optional)

1. Slide the microSD Card Holder to Open.

2. Lift the microSD Card Holder.

3. Place the microSD card onto the holder with

contacts facing down and ensure that the SIM

card is fully seated and flat.

4. Close the microSD Card Holder.

5. Slide the microSD Card Holder to Lock.

Install a SIM Card

1. Slide the SIM Card Holder to Open.

2. Open the SIM Card Holder.

3. Slide the SIM Card onto the SIM Card Holder

with the contacts facing down. Note the Card

Notch position.

4. Close the SIM

Card Holder

and ensure that

the SIM card is

fully seated and

flat.

5. Slide the SIM

Card Holder to Lock.

microSD Card Holder Location

Open

Lock

1 23

SIM Card Holder Location

Card

Notch

Open

Lock

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Install the Battery

1. Remove the battery from the packaging.

2. Locate the Battery Contacts.

3. Insert the battery into the battery compartment

with the Battery Contacts facing down.

4. Press the top of battery into place.

5. Slide the Battery Lock Latch up to secure the

battery.

6. Replace the battery cover - the LEX 700 starts.

NOTE: The LEX 700 will not charge until the

battery cover is locked in place.

Remove the Battery

To remove the battery:

1. Remove the Battery Cover (see page 5).

2. Slide the Battery Lock Latch down to unlock the

battery.

3. With the tip of your finger, lift up the battery from

the side closest to the lower side of the LEX

700.

Battery Contacts Side

Battery Lock Latch

Lock

Unlock

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Charge the Battery

To charge the battery:

1. Install the plug head into the USB Charger.

2. Plug the supplied USB Cable into the rectangu-

lar slot in the USB Charger.

3. Plug the USB Charger into an AC wall outlet.

4. Lift the rubber flap that covers the USB port on

the side of the LEX 700.

5. Plug the microUSB connector into the USB port.

6. The Charge LED slowly blinks amber, indicating

that the battery is charging. When the battery is

fully charged, the LED becomes solid green.

NOTE: For charging indications, see page 11.

Charge LED

USB Charger

USB Cable

Plug Head

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The Keys

• Home: Press briefly to minimize all active appli-

cations and return to the Home screen.

• Phone: Press to launch the phone dialer screen

with the last called contact in the dialer.

• Programmable Button: This programmable but-

ton is customized by your agency for a specific

use. Contact your system administrator for

details.

• Back/OK: Press to return to the previous screen.

In a Windows message, press to send a mes-

sage. In the Home Screen, press briefly to flip

cards.

Power On/Off and Suspend

Use the Power button for the following operations:

Power Off

To power off:

1. Press and hold the Power button for at least

two seconds.

2. When the dialog box appears, tap Power Off.

Power On

To power on:

Press and hold the Power button for at least two

seconds.

Suspend

To toggle between Suspend and On:

Press and release the Power button.

PhoneHome Programmable Button Back/OK

Power Button

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Lock/Unlock the LEX 700

Lock the device to protect your information and to

prevent unwanted key presses.

You can set the Lock to access the device with or

without a password.

To lock the LEX 700:

1. Press the Power but-

ton for at least two sec-

onds.

2. Select Lock.

When the LEX 700 is

locked, you will still be

notified of new mes-

sages, missed calls

and incidents.

To unlock the LEX 700:

Swipe your finger across

the screen from left to

right.

NOTE: A PIN may also be required to unlock your

device.

Covert Mode

In Covert mode, all audio is routed to your

headset. Sound, vibrating, LED indications and

the screen remain off. The display is blacked out,

the touch screen is disabled.

To enter Covert mode:

1. Press and hold the

Power button for at

least two seconds.

2. When the dialog box

appears, tap Covert.

You can also slide your

finger on the Home

screen to the Mode card

and tap Covert.

To exit Covert mode:

1. Press and hold the

Power button for at

least three seconds and release.

2. Select Exit Covert Mode.

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