Motorola Solutions Mtp8 Portable Radio Instruction Manual

MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS MTP8 Portable Radio Instruction Manual

Hazardous Location Safety Instruction and Approved Accessories Listing for Radio Systems below:

• Radiotelephone MTP 8550 Ex Full-Keypad Model (FKP)
• Radiotelephone MTP 8500 Ex Limited-Keypad Model (LKP)
• Battery NNTN 8 570A ATEX IMPRES Li Ion Battery
• Battery NNTN 8 570B ATEX IMPRES Li Ion Battery
• Battery NNTN 8 570C ATEX IMPRES Li Ion Battery
• Battery NNTN 8 570CC ATEX IMPRES Li Ion Battery

The radio systems listed above, equipped with the battery models NNTN8570_, listed above are certified for use per the IECEx certification scheme and marked with approval number and classification below:

IECEx – IECEx BVS 15.0107 X

• Ex ib IIC T4 Gb (Approved for Zone 1, 2, Equipment group II, Gas Group C, Temperature class T4)
• Ex ib IIIC T90°C Db (Approved for Zone 21, 22, Equipment group III, Dust Group IIIC)
• Ex ib I Mb (Approved for Zone M2, Equipment group I)
• -20°C ≤ Tamb ≤ +55°C
• Ingress protection IP66/67

The radio systems listed above, equipped with the battery models NNTN8570_, listed above are certified for use per the ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU certification scheme and The Equipment and Protective Systems Intended for Use in Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Regulations 2016 (UKEx) and marked with approval number and classification below:

ATEX – BVS 15 ATEX E 130 X and UKEx

• II 2G Ex ib IIC T4 Gb (Approved for Category 2G/ Zone 1, 2, Equipment group II, Gas Group C, Temperature class T4)
• II 2D Ex ib IIIC T90°C Db (Approved for Category 2D/ Zone 21, 22, Equipment group III, Dust Group IIIC)
• I M2 Ex ib I Mb (Approved Category/ Zone M2, Equipment group I)
• -20°C ≤ Tamb ≤ +55°C
• Ingress protection IP66/67

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The following condition of use and warnings listed in the certificates and marked on the battery have to be observed.

SPECIFIC/SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF USE listed in IECEx BVS 15.0107 X, BVS 15 ATEX E 130 X, UKEx and INMETRO CEPEL 15.2397X

• The radio, the battery, and the accessories are only protected against low risk of mechanical danger for Group I applications.
• Changing, detaching or charging of the battery is only allowed outside the hazardous area.
• Only accessories and chargers listed in the Safety Instruction, MN002135A01 shall be used.
• It is only allowed to disconnect or change accessories outside the hazardous area.
• If the charge indicator lights at the charger consistently indicate a defective battery or is deviating from those listed in the manual of the chargers, the battery is not allowed to be used in the hazardous environment anymore.
• The SD card shall only be changed outside the hazardous area.
• In the hazardous environment, use either the dust cover, 0104063J98 or one of the accessories listed in the Safety Instruction, MN002135 A01.
• Inside hazardous areas, the battery must always be connected to a radio

Warnings on battery models NNTN8570_

WARNING

• DO NOT separate the battery from the radio or charge in an explosive atmosphere.
• Read the safety leaflet (safety instruction) before use. Only use with radio approved under BVS 15 ATEX E 130 X, IECEX BVS 15.0107 X, and INMETRO CEPEL 15.2397X.

Warnings on the radios

WARNING

• Read the safety instruction before use.
• Only use NNTN8570 battery series.
• SIM door: refer to user manual (safety instruction) before SIM insertion.
• SIM door: ensure the SIM card door is present and SIM door screws are tightly fastened with correct torque.

Operational Cautions for Intrinsic Safe Equipment

Caution

• The radio units must be ordered with the intrinsic safety option and shipped from the Motorola Solutions manufacturing facility with the hazardous location certification label. Radio will not be upgraded to this capability or labeled once they have been shipped.
• DO NOT charge the batteries inside potentially hazardous atmosphere. Only charge batteries outside of hazardous atmosphere.
• DO NOT disconnect or change the batteries inside potential hazardous atmosphere. The batteries have to remain attached to the radios in hazardous atmosphere.
• DO NOT change SIM or SD cards in hazardous atmosphere. Ensure that the SIM card door is present and secured before entering a hazardous atmosphere.
• SIM card Door screws must be secured with a torque of 0.18 to 0.22 Nm or 1.6 to 2.0 lbf-In.
• Use only approved microSD devices listed in the section “Approved Accessories” on page 5. Only use mini SIM cards with physical/electrical characteristics per ISO 7816 part 1 to 3.
• Use only ATEX / IECEx / UKEx approved accessories in potentially hazardous atmosphere as listed in the section “Approved Accessories” on page 5.
• Use only INMETRO (Brazil) approved accessories in potentially hazardous atmosphere as listed in INMETRO certification.
• Check the hazardous location classification of the accessories. The system of the radio and accessory is only protected to the lowest classification of both.
• When the radio is used in a hazardous area, it is mandatory that either the protective cover 0104063J98 or an ATEX / IECEx / UKEx approved accessory is fitted at the accessory connector.
• When the radio is used in a hazardous area, it is mandatory that either the protective cover 0104063J98 or an INMETRO (Brazil) approved accessory is fitted at the accessory connector.
• Ensure that only antennas listed in the Approved Accessories section are used in the potentially hazardous atmosphere.
• Change accessories, antennas or the dust cover only outside of hazardous environment in a dust free and dry environment.
• Check that the accessory connector area is in good condition (dry and free of dust).
• Fasten the accessory connector, antenna, and dust cover tightly to the radio before entering potentially hazardous atmosphere.
• DO NOT operate radio communications equipment in potentially hazardous areas unless it is certified as intrinsically safe. This could result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas. DO NOT use the unit in hazardous areas if it  has been physically damaged (for example: cracked housing, water intrusion, damaged antenna). The intrinsic safety rating  will be compromised and could result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas.
• DO NOT clean the radios and batteries when used in an environment with gas exposure.
• Ensure the radios are operating as intended before entering a hazardous area.
• Failure to use a Motorola Solutions intrinsically safe battery or accessories that are specifically certified for that radio unit negates the certification rating and could result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas.
• DO NOT disassemble an intrinsically safe product in any way that exposes the internal circuits of the unit. This could result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas.
• Servicing and repair must only be performed by Motorola Solutions trained service personnel or a Motorola Solutions-authorized service organization, to ensure continued compliance of our ATEX / IECEx / UKEx certified radios.
• Servicing and repair must only be performed by Motorola Solutions trained service personnel or a Motorola Solutions-authorized service organization, to ensure continued compliance of our IN METRO (Brazil) certified radios.
• Unauthorized modification, or incorrect repair or service to the intrinsically safe product could adversely affect the certification rating and result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas.
• DO NOT add labels to the external enclosure of the radio, battery or antenna other than the approved color rings and back cover identification kit, PMHN4297A listed on the following page.
• It is not allowed to operate the radio with a missing Back cover identification kit, PMHN4297A in hazardous areas.
• Use of non-Motorola Solutions parts or substitution of parts voids the intrinsic safety approval rating of the Motorola Solutions unit and could result in unsafe condition in hazardous areas.

Equipment Maintenance

As part of the regular maintenance inspections, the equipment should be inspected for the following items which may impact the safe use of the equipment in the hazardous locations. DO NOT use the radio in hazardous areas, if any of the following conditions is observed.

Send these radios to Motorola Solutions authorized repair centers for inspection/repair, if any of the following conditions is observed:

• Modifications of the enclosure, antennas, or battery.
• The bottom label or the battery INMETRO label is damaged and the content is partly or completely unreadable.
• Stickers or additional labels on the external enclosure of the radio and the battery.
• Additional labels on the chassis and the battery cover that cover the original Motorola Solutions labels.
• The antenna isolation is damaged broken or partly missing.
• The dust cover is damaged or broken.
• The battery contact seal is damaged.
• Engraving on the radio housing, chassis, or the battery enclosure.
• Cracks or deep scratches in the lens or the radio and battery enclosure.
• Missing screws or damaged tamper labels (indicate the radios have been opened by unauthorized persons).
• Signs that the equipment had been exposed to temperatures, chemical substances, or mechanical stress exceeding the limits and specification of Motorola Solutions:
  • Discoloration of the plastic parts.
  • Signs of heavy corrosion on the chassis of the radios.
  • Signs of deformation of the radios or battery enclosure (bent antennas are permissible as long as the plastic is still intact).
  • Difficulty in screwing/unscrewing the antenna (damaged thread).
  • Difficulty to latch and unlatch the battery (battery interface or latch may be damaged).
  • If the radio had been exposed to oil-based liquids, inspect that no oily substances come into contact with the vent.
• For chemicals that have come into contact with the radio/battery/accessory:
  • Some chemical might have a corrosive or softening effect on plastics.
  • DO NOT expose any part of the radio/battery/accessory enclosure and display lens to such chemicals.
  • If radio/battery/accessory has been exposed to such chemicals, they should be cleaned outside the hazardous location.
  • If radio/battery/accessory has been exposed to such chemicals and show any crack/damage, then the equipment should be sent back to Motorola Solutions authorized repair centers.
  • DO NOT use any non-approved casings/covers/protection bags with the radio/battery/accessory for protection against chemicals

Approved Accessories

The table below lists accessories that are approved for use in hazardous environments. Accessories that are NOT approved for UKEx are marked with*.

Antenna

Color Ring for Antennas
The color rings listed below can be attached to the antennas listed in the table above.

Back Cover Identification Kit

Batteries

SD Card

Carry Devices

Audio Accessories

Motorola Solutions Branded

3M/Peltor Branded

The following 3M/Peltor branded accessories are approved for use with the radios. The safety  instructions below are for connecting the PTT Adapter for use with Headset (FL4063-50-34) with the headsets listed below.

Conditions for Safe Use

WARNING

• The headsets are only approved to be used with the radios when connected to the ATEX PTT adapter FL4063-50-34.
• Ensure that the PTT Adapter for use with headset is tightly fastened to the radio.
• Only connect or disconnect the ATEX PTT adapter and the headsets outside of hazardous environment.
• When the adapter FL4063-50-34 and one of the headsets are connected to the radio, the system is certified for lowest classification of both.
• The ambient temperature range is -20°C ≤ Tamb ≤ +50°C.
• The ambient temperature range is limited to -20°C ≤ Tamb ≤ +40°C for MT1H7F2-07-51 and MT1H7P3E2-07-51

SAVOX Branded
The following SAVOX branded accessories are approved for use with the radios. The safety instructions below are for connection of the SAVOX Com-Control Unit (C-C440Ex) with the headsets listed below.

Conditions for Safe Use

• The headsets are only approved to be used with the radios when connected to the ATEX PTT adapter (PLMN7257A/C-C440 Ex).
• Ensure the PTT Adapter for use with headset is tightly fastened to the radio.
• It is only allowed to connect or disconnect the ATEX PTT adapter and the headsets outside of  hazardous environment.
• When the adapter C-C440Ex and one of the headsets are connected to the radio, the system is certified for lowest classification of both.
• The ambient temperature range is -20°C ≤ Tamb ≤ +55°C.

Cables
The following table lists accessories that are approved for use outside of hazardous environments

Chargers
The following tables list accessories that are approved for use outside of hazardous environments. The NNTN8570 series battery is only certified for use with the Motorola Solutions-approved chargers listed below. This ensures the correct voltage levels (Um) and other charging parameters are applied to the battery charger contacts.

The year of manufacture is coded in the second of the 3-digit alphanumeric section of the serial number  n the chassis of the radio (NNNAAANNNN).

UK Contact:
Motorola Solutions UK, 160 Victoria St, London, SW1E 5LB, U.K

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