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Product and SyStemtechnical trainingcourSe catalogLATIN AMERICA & CARIBBEAN

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general information 3

radio SolutionS 5

FOUNDATIONAL COURSES 6

ASTRO® 25 IV&D SYSTEMS 12

TETRA SYSTEMS 24

MOTOTRBO 37

PROFESSIONAL &

COMMERCIAL RADIOS 43

WireleSS SolutionS 45

FOUNDATIONAL COURSES 46

WLAN 49

WIRELESS SECURITY (AIRDEFENSE) 51

online learning 54

RADIO SOLUTIONS 55

MOBILE SOLUTIONS 56

WIRELESS SOLUTIONS 57

MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

(KTI) COURSES 58

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training oPtionS

Resident training resident training consists of regularly scheduled classes conducted at the Motorola training Center in Schaumburg, IL.

The center is set up so students can immerse themselves in the subject matter, with limited distractions. They receive substantial time for hands-on training that enables them to develop creative solutions for unique problems. resident training includes a diverse customer base; therefore, the classroom equipment is modeled upon a standard configuration. In addition, some courses include media-based activities that are facilitated by the instructor. Advance registration is required.

on-Site training at your location

All course titles can be delivered at your location, taught by our knowledgeable instructor staff. For more information onour on-site delivery options, contact us at +52 55 4738 0332.

online learning

Online learning allows you to gain foundational knowledge on a variety of topics using your own computer, at your own schedule. Motorola offers instructor-led online learning courses, as well as selfpaced online training. Select courses from the recommendations listed in the Training roadmaps from each product area of the catalog, or simply based upon your own personal need. Just look for courses with the online Self-paced or online Instructorled icon and click under course number to visit the training in the LMS.

cancellation and reScheduling by the Student:Customer cancellation or rescheduling made less than 30 days prior to the class start date will be subject to the full course tuition.

cancellation and reSchedulingby motorola:Motorola reserves the right to change orcancel classes up to 10 business days prior to the class start date. you will be notified at that time of such change or cancellation.

ProfeSSionaliSm:Students are expected to maintain professional conduct and dress at all times. Class dress is casual, but smart. For safety and security reasons, we cannot permit shorts, thong type sandals, or tank tops in the classroom.

laPtoP requirementS:Many of our classes now require students to bring their laptops to the classroom so that they may utilize an electronic copy of the class material. please review your enrollment confirmation email for specific requirements for your class.

training content and Strategy diSclaimer:All of Motorola training classes are designed to support and align with the Motorola Service strategy for each product. this strategy may include a combination of (but not limited to) processes, procedures, recommendations, and instructor experiential advice which may involve repair, replacement, and or recovery of hardware, software, or firmware of Motorola products. the repair, replacement, or recovery of these products may vary from product to product. Motorola reserves the right to change the structure and content of all courses at any time.

Instructor-Led Online Instructor-LedOnline Self-Paced Self-Study

PolicieS

uSing the training roadmaPS

• Determine Your System Type• Determine What Options Are Installed On Your System• Determine Your Job Type• Select Job Type Flow Chart• Take Classes In Order Presented

Please note: The test icon found in the roadmaps indicates that a post test will be administered after the computer-based overview course is completed. the test is intended to determine that students have the prerequisite knowledge necessary to continue on with the remainder of the curriculum.

TEST

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radio solutionsFoundational

radio SolutionS foundational> RF FUNDAMENTALS (AEE1300) 9> BRIDGING ThE KNOWLEDGE GAP FOR ASTRO 25 – TEChNICIANS (ACT100-E) 9> BRIDGING ThE KNOWLEDGE GAP FOR ASTRO 25 – SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR (ACT101-E) 9> COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS CONCEPTS (NST021) 10> ADVANCED NETWORKING ESSENTIALS IN MOTOROLA COMMUNICATIONS EqUIPMENT (AEE3300) 11> SITE INSTALLATION PRACTICES WORKShOP (R56) (ACT101-E) 11

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additional foundational training available online:radio communicationSyStemS Course number: rcS001-eTraining Delivery Method:online Self-Paced

radio SyStemS overvieW Course number: rcS002-eTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

theory of radio oPeration Course number: rcS003-eTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding radiofundamentalS Course number: gnl167Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding the baSicS of WireleSS communications Course number: gnl169Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding voicecommunicationS:a technical introduction Course number: eng934Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

netWorking overvieWCourse number: nWt001-eTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding emerging WireleSS technologieSCourse number: eng943Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding framerelay Course number: eng948Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding mobileinternet acceSS Course number: eng937Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding tcP/iPCourse number: eng945Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

underStanding 802.11ProtocolS and ProcedureSCourse number: tel1218Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced



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CURRICULUM FOR FUNDAMENTALS TEChNICAL TRAINING

training path for iP netWorking fundamentalS

CURRICULUM MAP PROCESS COMPLET E

student is ready to start technology specific roadmap (i.e. astro 25, consoles, mototrBo, etc)or start rF Fundamentals roadmap

underStanding tcP/iPENG945ONLINE SELF-PACED

netWorkingfundamentalSNWT001-EONLINE SELF-PACED

underStanding iPnetWorkS and vPn’SENG946ONLINE SELF-PACED

IP NETWORKING BASICS

advanced netWorking eSSentialS in motorola communicationS equiPment

4.5 DAYS

underStandingvoice over iPENG947ONLINE SELF-PACED

underStanding atmENG745ONLINE SELF-PACED

underStandingframe relay ENG948ONLINE SELF-PACED

YES

... voice over iP?

PROTOCOL THEORY

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are youinterested in protocoltheoryrelated to ...

YES

... atm?

YES

... Frame relay?

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CURRICULUM FOR FUNDAMENTALS TEChNICAL TRAINING

Training path for rf fundamentalS

CURRICULUM MAP PROCESS COMPLETE

student is ready to start technology specific roadmap (i.e. astro 25, consoles, mototrBo, etc)or start iP networking Fundamentals roadmap

RF / RADIO SYSTEM BASICS

PROTOCOL THEORY

NO

are youinterested in a moredetailed ... YES

underStanding radiofundamentalSGNL167ONLINE SELF-PACED

rf fundamentalS

ONLINE SELF-PACED

radio communicationSyStemSRCS001-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... radio theory of operations?

theory of radiooPerationS RCS003-EONLINE SELF-PACED

communicationSyStemS concePtS NST0214.5 DAYS

radio SyStemS overvieWRCS002-EONLINE SELF-PACED

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courSe overvieW: The “RF Fundamentals” course is intended to provide an overview of basic radio frequency concepts required to perform entry level technician job tasks, including identifying and defining terminology, system components, RF performance characteristics, limitations and parameters, as well as basic troubleshooting of RF problems.

audience:Entry Level technicians, typically in the positionof Bench Technician

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will beable to:

• Define basic radio frequency concepts, including characteristics of an A/C signal and electromagnetic energy, as well as units of measurement

• Identify frequency bands in use, spectrum allocations, and common access types

• Define different types of modulation• Identify basic RF components that make up a

communications system, from end to end• Explain basic antenna concepts, including

propagation, parameters, radiation patterns, and mobile system characteristics

• Describe the characteristics of transmission lines and cables

• Identify other RF devices employed in communications systems

• Define system peRFormance limitations and parameters

• Match common test equipment to the functions and tests performed

•Troubleshoot basic RF problem scenarios• List RF safety considerations

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: aee1300Length: 2 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This seven-module course is designed to bringTechnicians from different technicalbackgrounds and experience levels to acommon starting point for the ASTRO 25curriculum. this course provides seven modulesfrom the basic concepts of radio communicationsystems and computer networking features,through the evolution that led to the ASTRO 25trunking system’s architecture

audience:This course is intended for System Technicians,and other ASTRO 25 system users who are newto trunked radio systems. Also those withexperience in non-IP-based radio systems likeSMARTNETand SmartZone.


• Identify different communication concepts using representative block diagrams of the respective systems

• Compare radio system communication concepts using representative block diagrams of the respective systems

• Compare how voice and data, information flows through different radio communication systems types, and how the signaling information controls that flow of information

• Describe the features of each radio communication system in terms of advantages and disadvantages

• Explain the different radio concepts as applied to analog, digital, and trunking communication

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: act100-eLength: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This five-module course is designed to bringAdministrators from different technicalbackgrounds and experience levels to a commonstarting point for the ASTRO 25 curriculum. thiscourse provides seven modules from the basicconcepts of radio communication systems andcomputer networking features, through theevolution that led to the ASTRO 25 trunkingsystem’s architecture.

audience:System Administrators who are new to trunkedradio systems. Also those with experience innon-IP-based radio systems like SMARTNETandSmartZone.


• Identify different communication concepts using representative block diagrams of the respective systems

• Compare radio system communication concepts using representative block diagrams of the respective systems

• Compare how voice and data, information flows through different radio communication systems types, and how the signaling information controls that flow of information

• Describe the features of each radio communication system in terms of advantages and disadvantages

• Explain the different radio concepts as applied to analog, digital, and trunking communication

PrerequiSiteS:None


RF FundamentalS BRidging the knowledge gaP FoR aStRo 25 – technicianS

BRidging the knowledge gaP FoR aStRo 25 – SyStem adminiStRatoRS


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courSe overvieW: The Communication Systems Concepts courseemphasizes the concepts behind RF Systemstheory and operation. Major topics coveredinclude:

• RF System operation, including talkaround, repeater operation, and types of signaling used in RF Systems

• A basic walkthrough of building a communication system from ’Simplex’, to ’half duplex’, ’Voting Systems’, and ’Simulcast’ is done, emphasizing the improvements in communication obtained with each step

• Trunking operation, including Smartzone operation• Types of modulation used in RF System operation,

including ASTRO • Radio frequency path including the antenna and

transmission line • Decibels and their uses on the job• RF propagation/RF Interference• Basic troubleshooting practices from the system

perspective

audience:General


• Define terms commonly used in two-way communication systems

• Effectively use two-way radio communication systems knowledge to troubleshoot typical two-way communication radio systems

• Develop requirements for a two-way radio system by establishing programming and protocol requirements as requested

• Improve skills in the interpretation of typical two-way radio checks of the receiver, transmitter and the antenna system to troubleshoot a two-way radio communication system

• Use decibels to interpret the radio frequency path and antenna system to describe expected radio communication system performance and troubleshooting

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent experience:

Knowledge of basic electronics experienceusing standard communication test equipment

Course number: nSt021Length: 4.5 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led


communication SyStemS concePtS



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courSe overvieW: The Advanced networking essentials in Motorola Communications equipment course provides technicians with the necessary networking information required for understanding the network components installed in modern Motorola communications systems. The course includes familiarization with basic networking concepts, and the networking components deployed in the ASTRO SmartZone System 4.1 and ASTRO 25 System 6.x/7.x.

audience:Technical System Managers and Technicians.


• Recall basic network concepts• Identify the various system network components• Define the LAN topologies for each system • Define the WAN topologies for each system• Diagram SNMP deployment throughout the

system• Identify the hP switches and Motorola series

routers• Perform backup, restore, and recovery procedures

of routers and LAN switches• Identify network security components and

concepts in an ASTRO 25 system

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent knowledge:

Networking essentials in MotorolaCommunications Systems (NSt762)

Course number: ael3300Length: 4.5 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: The Site Installation practices Workshop (R56) course is designed to present the standards and guidelines for installing a Motorola communication system. participants will understand how a properly installed system can help to ensure a safe and efficient communications system that will reduce system down time.

audience:General.


• List the purposes of grounding and evaluate their importance in terms of personal safety and effective system installation and protection

• Apply principles of basic electronics to the installation standards found in the R56 manual

• Determine how an effectively installed of a ground system provides protection of a communication system from a lightning strike and electrical anomalies

• List the minimum requirements and specifications for the external and internal ground system

• List the minimum requirements and specifications for installation equipment, cables and documentation for a reliable communication system installation

• Investigate sources for possible solutions to various installation scenarios

PrerequiSiteS:Graduate of a basic electronics course orequivalent experience.


advanced netwoRking eSSentialS in motoRola communicationS eQuiPment

Site inStallation PRacticeS woRkShoP (R56)


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radio solutionsastro®25 iv&d systEms

aStro®25 iv&d SyStemS

ASTRO®25 IV&D WITh M CORE SYSTEM OVERVIEW (ACS713200) 16

ASTRO®25 IV&D INTRODUCTION TO RADIO SYSTEM MANAGEMENT APPLICATIONS (ACS713201_EN) 16

ASTRO®25 IV&D RADIO SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR WORKShOP (ACS711102) 17

ASTRO®25 IV&D M CORE WORKShOP (ACS711103_EN) 17

ASTRO®25 IV&D GTR 8000 REPEATER SITE WORKShOP (ACS713208_EN) 18

ASTRO®25 IV&D ISSI.1 NETWORK GATEWAY OVERVIEW (ACS79021-E) 18

ASTRO®25 IV&D DYNAMIC SYSTEM RESILIENCE (DSR) OVERVIEW (ACS79023-E) 19

ASTRO®25 IV&D hIGh PERFORMANCE DATA WORKShOP (ACS713206) 19

ASTRO®25 IV&D INTERFACING SMARTZONE 3600 SYSTEMS (ACS79360-E) 19

ASTRO®25 IV&D SECURE COMMUNICATIONS WORKShOP (ACS713207) 20

ASTRO®25 IV&D INFORMATION ASSURANCE OVERVIEW (ACS711211-E) 20

ASTRO®25 IV&D SECURE COMMUNICATIONS WORKShOP (ACS76209-E) 21

ASTRO®25 IV&D ENhANCED TELEPhONE INTERCONNECT (ACS712480) 21

ASTRO®25 IV&D CONVENTIONAL RF SITE (ACS713440) 21

ASTRO®25 IV&D CONVENTIONAL WITh K CORE SYSTEM OVERVIEW (ACS711400-E) 22

ASTRO®25 IV&D CONVENTIONAL K CORE WITh CONFIGURATION MANAGER WORKShOP (ACS711410) 22

ASTRO®25 IV&D CONVENTIONAL WITh M CORE OVERVIEW (ACS7121420) 23

ASTRO®25 IV&D WITh L CORE SYSTEM OVERVIEW (ACS713430) 23

ASTRO®25 IV&D TRUNKING L CORE WORKShOP (ACS713450) 23

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Complete course Description.

Radio 101

(AAE 1303)

BasicTrunking and ASTRO

Concepts (TRK100-E)

Outdoor Location Solution

Technical Training

(OLS001-E)

additional aStro®25 training availableonline:





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imPortant neW core deScriPtionS

In order to determine what ASTRO 25 IV&DConventional or trunking curriculumyou should follow, you must first identify which ASTRO 25 IV&DCore you will beworking on:

m core configurationS There are three ASTRO 25 IV&DM Core Configurations – fully featured, ASTRO 25 IV&DUnified Communications Systems – that support both Conventional and trunked operations.

m1 core – Single Zone, non-redundant coreSee page 14 for the radio System Administrator Curriculum RoadmapSee page 15 for M Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap

m2 core – Single Zone, redundant coreSee page 14 for the radio System Administrator Curriculum RoadmapSee page 15 for M Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap

m3 core – multi-Zone, redundant coreSee page 14 for the radio System Administrator Curriculum RoadmapSee page 15 for M Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap

l core configurationS There are two ASTRO 25 IV&D trunked L Core Configurations – small scale, ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking Systems.

l1 core – Small Scale trunking coverage, non-redundant coreSee page 15 for radio System Administrator Curriculum roadmapSee page 17 for L Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap

l2 core – Small Scale trunking coverage, redundant coreSee page 15 for radio System Administrator Curriculum roadmapSee page 17 for L Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap

k core configurationS There are two ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core Configurations – small scale ASTRO 25 IV&DConventional Coverage.

k1 core – Small Scale conventional coverage, non-redundant coreSee page 18 for K Core technician Curriculum Roadmap

k2 core – Small Scale conventional coverage, redundant coreSee page 18 for K Core Technician Curriculum Roadmap



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CORE SYSTEM FEATURES AND CONFIGURATION TRAINING; SELECT SYSTE M TYPE TO BEGIN

NO

does yoursystemhave ...

YES YES YES YES

aStro 25 iv&diSSi.1 netWorkgateWay overvieWACS79021-EONLINE SELF-PACED

SPECIALIZED CONFIGUR ATION TRAININ G

teStteStteSt

... issi Gateway to support interfacing to astro 25?

aStro 25 iv&dinterfacing SmartZone 3600 SyStemSACS79360-E ONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&ddynamic SyStemreSilience ACS79023-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&dhigh Performancedata WorkShoP ACS792063 DAYS

... smart X tosupport circuit-based rF sites?

... dynamic system resilience?

... High Performance data?

NO


YES YES YES YES

... telephoneinterconnect?

aStro 25 iv&dtelePhone interconnectACS76209-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... mutual aid?

aStro 25 iv&ddigital mutual aidACS78210-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... network security?

aStro 25 iv&dinformation aSSurance overvieWACS711211-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... otar?

aStro 25 iv&dSecure communicationSWorkShoP ACS7112074.5 DAYS

After completion of this course, qualified candidates may complete the eta® aStro®25 7.X radio network administrator certification. Visit http://eta-i.org/motorola_certifications.html for details.

aStro 25 iv&dradio SyStem adminiStrator WorkShoPACS7111024.5 DAYS

aStro 25 iv&dintroduction to radio SyStem management aPPlicationS ACS79201-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&d conventional With m core SyStem overvieWACS711420-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&d With l core SyStem overvieWACS711430-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&d With m core SyStem overvieW ACS711200-EONLINE SELF-PACED

SPECIALIZED FEA TURE TRAINING

CURRICULUM FOR ASTRO® IV&D TEChNICAL TRAINING

training path for aStro®25 iv&d radio SyStem adminiStrator

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CORE SYSTEM FEATURES AND CONFIGURATION TRAINING; SELECT SYSTE M TYPE TO BEGIN

NO


YES YES YES YES

aStro 25 iv&diSSi.1 netWorkgateWay overvieWACS79021-EONLINE SELF-PACED

SPECIALIZED CONFIGUR ATION TRAININ G

teStteSt

... issi Gateway to support interfacing to astro 25?

aStro 25 iv&dinterfacing SmartZone 3600 SyStemSACS79360-E ONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&ddynamic SyStemreSilience ACS79023-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&dhigh Performancedata WorkShoP ACS792063 DAYS

... smart X tosupport circuit-based rF sites?

... dynamic system resilience?

... High Performance data?

NO


YES YES YES YES

... telephoneinterconnect?

aStro 25 iv&dtelePhone interconnectACS76209-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... mutual aid?

aStro 25 iv&ddigital mutual aidACS78210-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... network security?

aStro 25 iv&dinformation aSSurance overvieWACS711211-EONLINE SELF-PACED

... otar?

aStro 25 iv&dSecure communicationSWorkShoP ACS7112074.5 DAYS

After completion of this course, qualified candidates may complete the eta® aStro®25 m core technician certification. Visit http://eta-i.org/motorola_certifications.html for details.

aStro 25 iv&dm core WorkShoPACS7111034.5 DAYS

aStro 25 iv&dintroduction to radio SyStem management aPPlicationS ACS79201-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&d conventional With m core SyStem overvieWACS711420-EONLINE SELF-PACED

aStro 25 iv&d With m core SyStem overvieW ACS711200-EONLINE SELF-PACED

SPECIALIZED FEA TURE TRAINING

CURRICULUM FOR ASTRO® IV&D TEChNICAL TRAINING

Training path for aStro®25 iv&d m core technician

radio solutionsastro®25 iv&d systEms FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL +52 55 4738 0332 OR VISIT


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radio solutionsastro®25 iv&d systEms

courSe overvieW: ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with M Core Systemoverview self-paced course is the starting point ofall ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with M Core System.In order to take other classes, students arerequired to complete this course and obtain apassing score in the corresponding test. Itpresents a high-level description of the system’scall flow capabilities, components, featuresand benefits.

audience:System Managers, Technical System Managers,System technicians and other Application users.


• List and describe the ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with M Core System features and capabilities

• Describe the ASTRO 25 with M Core system sites and their components

• Describe in detail the paths used for control, voice, and data in an ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with M Core system

• List the servers and databases used in an ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with M Core system

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses or equivalentexperience:

Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25 –Technicians (ACT100-E)

Networking essentials in CommunicationEquipment (NST762)

Advanced Networking in MotorolaCommunications Equipment (NWT003)

Course number: acS713200Length: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: onlineSelf-Paced

courSe overvieW: This course provides a high-leveloverview of the Motorola radio SystemManagement applications through recordeddemonstrations of common system tasks.

audience:System Managers, Technical System Managers,System technicians, and other Application users.


• Describe the purpose of network Management applications used in an ASTRO system

• Identify high-level capabilities of those network Administrator applications

• Familiarize with common operations allowed by those network Administrator applications

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following course or equivalentknowledge:

Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO25(ACT100-E)

Course number: acS713201_enLength: 10 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

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courSe overvieW: This workshop covers administrator functions for an ASTRO 25 IV&D System.

Learning activities in this course focus on how to use the different ASTRO 25 IV&D System Management applications.

Participants will be provided with an opportunity to discuss how to structure their organization and personnel for optimal ASTRO 25 IV&D System use.

audience:System Administrators, technical SystemAdministrators, System technicians, andother Application users

note: the applications covered in thiscourse only apply to customers withreleases 7.4 or newer.


• Describe the relationship between radio programming, console administration and system management, and the impact of this relationship on system planning

• List the network management tools applicable at each phase of the system life cycle

• Use the report and real-time data to monitor performance and make adjustments necessary to maintain acceptable system performance levels

• Identify the advantages and disadvantages of options available for the configuration of system infrastructure and user parameters

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following course orequivalent knowledge:Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25– System administrators (ACT101-E)

Networking Essential in Communicationequipment (NST762)


required:Take one of the following depending onsystem supporting:ASTRO®25 IV&D with M CoreSystem overview (ACS711200-E)

ASTRO®25 IV&D with l Core Systemoverview (ACS711430-E)

Course number: acS713102_enLength: 36 hrSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: the ASTRO®25 IV&D with M Core course teachesadvanced troubleshooting skills and best practices for the trunked Large Systems. the course also focuses on gathering and analyzing system information to implement appropriate action(s) that return a system to full operational status.

audience:M Core Master Site technicians

courSe objectiveS:AFTER COMPLETING ThIS COURSE, ThE STUDENT WILL BE ABLE TO:• Describe the ASTRO 25 IV&D System architecture• Identify the functional and radio subsystems that

comprise the ASTRO 25 IV&D System• Explain and discuss call flow and data flow

through ASTRO 25 IV&D M Core devices and their subsystems

• Perform recommended routine maintenance procedures for ASTRO 25 IV&D M Core

• Utilize the troubleshooting tools to diagnose a fault and restore the ASTRO 25 IV&D M Core to the level of the motorola-supported service strategy

PrerequiSiteS:Take one of the following depending on system supporting:Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25- technicians (ACT100-E)

Networking Essentials in Communication Equipment(NST762)

Advanced Networking in Motorola CommunicationsEquipment (NWT003)


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courSe overvieW: This workshop describes the components in theASTRO®25 IV&D System repeater Site withGTR 8000 expandable site subsystem. thiscourse also presents how the GTR 8000expandable site subsystem operates andexplains the tools and methods available fortroubleshooting components within thesubsystem.

audience:GTR 8000 Site technicians


• Describe the ASTRO 25 IV&Drepeater Site with GTR 8000 expandable Site Subsystem configurations and components

• Identify the GTR 8000 Site Controller functions and configuration requirements

• Describe the connections and interfaces to the GTR 8000

• Diagnose and troubleshoot the GTR 8000

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following course orequivalent knowledge:Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO®25 (ACT100-E)

Networking essentials in Communicationequipment (NST762)

Advanced Networking in MotorolaCommunications equipment (NWT003)

required:Take one of the following depending onsystem supporting:ASTRO®25 IV&Dwith M CoreSystem overview (ACS711200-E)

ASTRO®25 IV&Dwith l Core Systemoverview (ACS711430-E)


courSe overvieW: The ASTRO®25 IV&D ISSI.1 networkgateway overview is a self-study trainingcourse intended to provide a technicaloverview of the Inter-Sub-System Interface(ISSI) network gateway. the coursedescribes how the ISSI.1 network gatewayinterfaces between different ASTRO 25Systems.

audience:System Administrators, System technicians,Field Technicians

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will beable to:• Describe how the ISSI.1 network gateway fits into

the system• Describe how the ISSI.1 network gateway

performs its interface functions• Describe how the ISSI.1 network gateway works

in its various configurations• Perform ISSI.1 network gateway installation and

configuration processes and procedures

PrerequiSiteS:

ASTRO®25 IV&D with M Core System overview(ACS711200-E)

Course number: acS79021-eLength: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

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courSe overvieW: The ASTRO®25 IV&D Dynamic Systemresilience (DSR) overview is a self-studytraining course intended to provide atechnical overview of DSR. the coursedescribes how DSR adds a geographicallyseparate backup for the Master Site toprotect against a catastrophic failure.

audience:System Administrators, System technicians,Field Technicians


• Differentiate between a NON-DSR Master Site and a DSR Master Site

• Describe the DSR components, operation and functionality of each of the following services:

- Voice- Data- Network Management- Network Transport- IP Services- MOSCAD

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent experience:

ASTRO®25 IV&Dwith M Core Systemoverview (ACS711200-E)


courSe overvieW: The ASTRO®25 IV&D high performance data(hPD) workshop describes the functionality andcomponents of the ASTRO 25 IV&Dhighperformance data subsystem. this course alsopresents how the hPD system operates, andexplains the tools and methods available fortroubleshooting components within thehPD system.

audience:System technicians, System Administrators.


• Describe the hPD subsystem and its applications• Explain how an hPD subsystem operates• Describe the two possible hPD topologies• List and describe the hardware components of an

hPD subsystem• Configure the various software components of an

hPD subsystem• Perform the various operations that need to be

performed on an hPD subsystem• Troubleshoot (at the Fru/Fre level) and maintain

the hardware and software components of an hPD subsystem

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses or equivalent knowledge:

Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25 –Technicians (ACT100-E)



Course number: acS713206Length: 24 hrSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: ASTRO®25 IV&D trunked System - Interfacing SmartZone 3600 Systems with Smartx is designed to allow communication between subscriber radios at existing 3600 RF sites and an ASTRO 25 IV&D System. It is based on the Voice Processor Module hardware platform and enables the continued use of 3600 RF sites and subscriber radios with the release of ASTRO 25 7.7 or higher. this self-study training course is intended to provide information related to the installation and functionality of, including the hardware and software associated with, the Smartx Site Converter in the ASTRO 25 IV&D.

audience:System Technicians, System Administrators.


• Describe the hPD subsystem and its applications• Explain how an hPD subsystem operates• Describe the two possible hPD topologies• List and describe the hardware components of an

hPD subsystem• Configure the various software components of an

hPD subsystem• Perform the various operations that need to be

performed on an hPD subsystem• Troubleshoot (at the Fru/Fre level) and maintain

the hardware and software components of an hPD subsystem

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses or equivalent knowledge:

Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25 –technicians (ACT100-E)




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courSe overvieW:This workshop describes planning, installation,configuration, operations, and troubleshootingof Secure Communications within theASTRO®25 IV&D System.

audience:System Technicians, System Administrators,Technical System Managers

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Plan, organize, and implement secure

communications in an ASTRO 25 IV&D System• Install and configure a Key Management Facility

(KMF) system and related components • Demonstrate centralized key management using

over-the-Air-rekeying (OTAR)• Perform System Administrator functions using the

KMF server and KMF client• Troubleshoot installation and configuration

problems for the KMF server, KMF client, and KMF database

• Implement end-to-end encryption using the MCC 7500 console subsystem




Course number: acS713207_enLength: 36.5 hrSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This web based course describes thefunctionality of – and the hardware andsoftware associated CNL Network Security inthe ASTRO 25 IV&D System.

audience:System Administrators, System Technicians,Field Technicians.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Define network security and its functions• List the network security components of an

ASTRO 25 IV&D System• Define the functions, components and operation of the Core Server Management Server (CSMS)• Identify the functions, components and operation

of the Interface Barrier (NIB) • Identify the functions, components and operation

of the border router and the peripheral network router


Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25(ACT100-E OR ACT101-E)

Networking Essentials in CommunicationEquipment (NST762)

required:take one of the following depending on systemsupporting:ASTRO®25 IV&D with M Core Systemoverview (ACS711200-E)

ASTRO®25 IV&D Conventional withM Core overview (ACS711420-E)


ASTRO®25 IV&D Conventional withK Core System overview (ACS711400-E)

Course number: acS711211-eLength: 3 horaSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

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courSe overvieW:This web based course describes thefunctionality of – and the hardware andsoftware associated with – the telephoneInterconnect feature in the ASTRO 25 IV&DSystem.

audience:System Technicians, System Administrators.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Identify the function and major components for

the telephone Interconnect feature• Define the operation of the telephone Interconnect

feature within the system• Configure the telephone Interconnect equipment• Troubleshoot the telephone Interconnect

equipment



Networking Essentials in Communicationequipment (NST762)

required:take one of the following depending onsystem supporting:ASTRO®25 IV&D with M Core Systemoverview (ACS711200-E)



Course number: acS76209-eLength: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This web based course describes thefunctionality of – and the hardware andsoftware associated with – the Enhancedtelephone Interconnect feature in theASTRO 25 IV&DSystem.

audience:System Technicians, System Administrators

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the studentwill be able to:• Identify the function and major components for

the enhanced telephone Interconnect feature• Define the operation of the enhanced telephone

Interconnect feature within the system• Configure the enhanced telephone Interconnect

equipment• Troubleshoot the enhanced telephone Interconnect equipment

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent experience:Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25(ACT100-E OR ACT101-E)


Course number: acS712480Length: 2 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led


courSe overvieW: The ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Siteworkshop describes the components in thedifferent ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Sitestopologies. this course also presents how thedifferent ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Sitestopologies operate and explains the tools andmethods available for troubleshootingcomponents within the different ASTRO 25 IV&DConventional RF Sites topologies.

audience:Site Technicians.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will beable to:• Identify the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF site

topologies• Describe the functionality components of the

different ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Sites topologies

• Configure and troubleshoot components of the different ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Sites topologies

• Configure and troubleshoot the network transport subsystem of the different ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional RF Sites topologies

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses or equivalentknowledge:Bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25(ACT100-E OR ACT101-E)

Networking E ssentials in Communicationequipment (NST762)





ASTRO®25 IV&DIntroduction to radio Systemadministration (ACS79201-E)

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courSe overvieW: The ASTRO®25 IV&D Conventional with K Coreoverview self-paced course is the starting pointof all ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional with K CoreSystems. In order to take other classes, studentsare required to complete this course and obtaina passing score in the corresponding test. Itpresents a high-level description of the system’scall flow capabilities, components, features andbenefits.

audience:System Managers, Technical System Managers,System Technicians and other Application users.


• List and describe the ASTRO 25 IV&Dt runking with K Core System features and capabilities

• Describe the ASTRO 25 with K Core System sites and their components

• Describe in detail the paths used for control, voice, and data in an ASTRO 25 IV&D trunking with K Core System

• List the servers and databases used in an ASTRO 25 IV&Dtrunking with K Core System

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses or equivalentexperience:



Course number: acS711400-eLength: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Pacedtuition waived whentaken as a prerequisite to astro 25iv&dK core workshop (acs711410)

courSe overvieW: The ASTRO®25 IV&D Conventional with K Core and Configuration Manager course teaches advanced troubleshooting skills and best practices for the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core. It also focuses on administrator functions and how to use the ASTRO 25 IV&D Configuration Manager applications. A technical introduction to the MCC 7500 as used within the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core, including some administrator functions, is also provided. Learning activities focus on gathering and analyzing system information to implement the appropriate actions that return a system to full operational status.

audience:Master Site Technicians, SystemAdministrators, Technical SystemAdministrators, System technicians and other Application users


• Describe the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core• Describe the functional and radio subsystems that

comprise the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core System

• Configure parameters in the Configuration Manager application

• Identify the advantages and disadvantages of options available for the configuration of system infrastructure and user parameters

• Explain and discuss call flow and data flow through ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core

• Perform recommended routine maintenance procedures for the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core

• Utilize the troubleshooting tools to diagnose a fault and restore the ASTRO 25 IV&D Conventional K Core to the level of the

Motorola-supported service strategy

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following course or equivalentknowledge:

bridging the Knowledge Gap for ASTRO 25(ACT100-E OR ACT101-E)

Networking essentials in Communicationequipment (NST762)advanced Networking in MotorolaCommunications equipment (NWT003)


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courSe overvieW:This workshop describes planning, installation,configuration, operations, and troubleshootingof Secure Communications within theASTRO®25 IV&DSystem.

audience:System technicians, System Administrators,Technical System Managers

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Plan, organize, and implement secure

Communications in an ASTRO 25 IV&D System• Install and configure a Key Management Facility

(KMF) system and related components • Demonstrate centralized key management using

over-the-Air-rekeying (OTAR)• Perform System Administrator functions using the

KMF server and KMF client• Troubleshoot installation and configuration

problems for the KMF server, KMF client, and KMF database

• Implement end-to-end encryption using the MCC 7500 console subsystem




Course number: acS712420Length: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This web based course describes thefunctionality of – and the hardware andsoftware associated CnI network Security inthe ASTRO 25 IV&D System.

audience:System Administrators, System Technicians,Field Technicians.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Define network security and its functions• List the network security components of an ASTRO

25 IV&D System• Define the functions, components and operation of

the Core Server Management Server (CSMS)• Identify the functions, components and operation

of the Interface Barrier (NIB) • Identify the functions, components and operation of

the border router and the peripheral network router






ASTRO®25 IV&D with l Core SystemOverview (ACS711430-E)

ASTRO®25 IV&D Conventional withK Core System Overview (ACS711400-E)

Course number: acS713430Length: 4 horaSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: The ASTRO 25 with L Core course teaches advanced troubleshooting skills and best practices for the ASTRO 25 IV&D trunked Small System Core. the course also focuses on gathering and analyzing system information to implement appropriate action(s) that return a system to full operational status.

audience:L Core technicians.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the ASTRO 25 IV&D Trunked Small

System Core• Identify the functional and radio subsystems that

comprise the ASTRO 25 IV&D Trunked Small System Core

• Explain and discuss call flow and data flow through Small System Core devices and their subsystems

• Perform recommended routine maintenance procedures for the ASTRO 25 IV&D Trunked Small System Core

• Utilize the troubleshooting tools to diagnose a fault and restore the Small System Core to the level of the Motorola-supported service strategy





required:ASTRO 25 IV&D with M Core System Overview(ACS711200-E)

ASTRO 25 IV&D Introduction to Radio SystemAdministration (ACS79201-E)

ASTRO 25 IV&D with l Core System Overview(ACS711430-E)

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DIMETRA IP R8.0 CONFIGURATION & ADMINISTRATION WORKShOP 25

DIMETRA IP R8.0 FAULT MANAGEMENT WORKShOP 25

DIMETRA IP R8.0 PERFORMANCE WORKShOP 25

DIMETRA IP R8.0 TROUBLEShOOTING & MAINTENANCE WORKShOP 26

DIMETRA IP R8.0 AIE, AUThENTICATION & PROVISIONING COURSE 26

DIMETRA IP R8.0 MULTICADI AIS (RUA/RUI) INSTALL, CONFIG TROUBLEShOOTING & MAINTENANCE 26

DIMETRA IP R8.0 SECURE COMMUNICATIONS COURSE 27

DIMETRA IP R8.0 NETWORK SECURITY 27

NETWORK MANAGEMENT OVERVIEW 27

DIMETRA IP MICRO SETTING UP AND MANAGING 28

TETRA TERMINAL PROGRAMMING WORKShOP 28

INTEGRATED TERMINAL MANAGEMENT (REMOTE PROGRAMMING) 28

CM5000 PROGRAMMING COURSE 29

MTC100 (PDA) PROGRAMMING COURSE 29

MTP850/MTP850S END USER OPERATOR COURSE 29

MTP810 Ex & MTP850 Ex (ATEx) END USER OPERATOR COURSE 30

TCR1000 (COVERT) END USER OPERATOR COURSE 30

MTP850 /MTP850 S END USER OPERATIONS 30

TETRA TERMINAL INTERDEPENDANCIES 31

MTP810 Ex & MTP850 Ex (ATEx) END USER OPERATOR COURSE 31

MTP850 Ex END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 31

CM5000 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 32

MTM800E END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 32

MTh800 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 32

TCR1000 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 33

CEP400 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 33

MTP850S END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 33

MTM5400 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 34

MTP830 END USER OPERATOR ENGLISh E-LEARNING COURSE 34

DIMETRA IP MCC 7500 OPERATORS COURSE 34

DIMETRA IP MCC 7500 ADMINISTRATION COURSE 35

MTS 2/ 4 INSTALL, CONFIG, TROUBLEShOOTING& MAINTENANCE WORKShOP 35

SITE INSTALLATION PRACTICES WORKShOP (R56) 35


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courSe overvieW:During this workshop participants will useconfiguration and administration applicationsto manage a Dimetra IP R8.0 system as theywould on a daily basis. The participants willperform configuration set up procedures forthe more popular features and functions aswell as common administration tasks, basedon real business scenarios.

audience:System managers responsible forconfiguration and administration of a DimetraIP R8.0 system

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the purpose of Configuration Management and Server Administration within your Dimetra IP R8.0 System• Define tools used to perform configuration management• Perform system user and infrastructure configuration procedures• Perform basic system security management procedures• Define applications used to perform Network Management Server and Database Administration tasks• Explain the importance of daily operational tasks• Perform daily operational tasks


Dimetra IP R8.0 SystemOverview course (TSYS01R80).

Course number: tSyS04r80Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: The workshop will allow participants to useapplications to identify faults on systemscomponents using a live Dimetra IP R8.0system and within the context of businessscenarios.

audience:System operations staff and field engineerswho perform fault management tasks on aDimetra IP R8.0 system.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Define the role of Fault Management within Network Management• Define the role of each of the applications used within Fault Management• Utilise the Unified Event Manger-UEM application to assist Fault Management within the Dimetra IP system• Use the TNCT to assist Fault Management• Use the Zone Configuration Manager application to perform diagnostic functions within the Dimetra IP system• Use the Zone Watch application to assist Fault Management within the Dimetra IP system• Use the BRCT application to assist Fault Management within the Dimetra IP System


Dimetra IP R8.0 System Overview course(TSYS01R80).


courSe overvieW: During this workshop participants will useapplications on a live Dimetra IP R8.0 systemusing business scenarios. Using theseapplications participants will learn how tointerpret system and user performance basedon call traffic and device statistics.

audience:System operators and managers who monitorand collect system statistics on a Dimetra IPR8.0 system.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Distinguish between the terms Performance, System Performance and Performance Management• Describe the factors that affect system performance• List Performance Management tools that are used in a Dimetra system• Describe purpose of the system reports, system usage applications and device statistics in Performance Management activities• Describe the stages in the Performance Management process• Describe the Performance Management Analysis process• Identify the steps to optimize Dimetra IP System Performance.• Access and navigate system reports and tools• Use the data in system reports and tools to analyze sample performance problems and implement solutions


Dimetra IP R8.0 SystemOverview course (TSYS01R80).

Course number: tSyS08r81Length: 3 dayS Training Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:During this workshop participants willtroubleshoot and maintain a live DimetraIP system using business scenarios,troubleshooting procedures and diagnosticapplications. Participants will also performcomplex FRU/FRE procedures to resolvehardware faults.

audience:System and Field Engineers who troubleshootand maintain a Dimetra IP R8.0 system

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the Dimetra system architecture and call processing procedures• Describe system support services provided by Motorola• Perform troubleshooting procedures using system troubleshooting tools• Perform recommended routine maintenance procedures for a Dimetra IP System• Perform replacement procedures and reconfigure faulty Field Replaceable Units (FRUs) and Field Replaceable Equipment/ Entities (FREs) within a Dimetra IP System.• Perform verification procedures on FRU/FRE replacement.


Dimetra IP R8.0 System Overviewcourse (TSYS01R80)

Dimetra IP R8.0 Fault ManagementWorkshop (TSYS06R80)


courSe overvieW: During this workshop students will performkey management tasks on a live DimetraIP R8.0 system. Students will performauthentication and provisioning proceduresfor the daily administration of userauthentication and provisioning based on realbusiness scenarios.

audience:System Operators and Managers responsiblefor the provisioning and management of keyauthentication in a Dimetra IP R8.0 system

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe how Air Interface Encryption and Authentication work within the Dimetra IP System• Describe the hardware components used in the Encryption and Authentication Process• Describe distribution, storage, key updates and key management of Air Interface Encryption and Authentication keys• Perform Encryption Key management procedures using the Enhanced AUC, PRC, and KVL system components




courSe overvieW: The workshop will enable participants to installhardware and software for the MultiCadiand AIS server functions. Configurationfor MultiCadi and the AIS will be achievedusing the Configuration tool. hardware andsoftware problems will be resolved usingtroubleshooting techniques.

audience:System operations staff and field engineerswho perform installation, configuration,troubleshooting and maintenance of theMultiCadi and AIS servers

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the purpose of CADI and MultiCADI.• List the Applications within Multi-CADI function and state their purpose.• List the hardware required for Multi-CADI.• Describe the considerations for Software and hardware Installation.• Perform configuration of Multi-CADI Applications, Config Tool and SNMP Reporting.• Perform troubleshooting techniques to resolve software and hardware issues.• Describe the Features of AIS• Describe the RUA/RUI Application• List the hardware and Software Components in an AIS solution• Perform Alias Server and Provisioning Client Software Installation Procedures• Perform Alias Server Application Procedures


Dimetra IP R8.0 System Overview course(TSYS01R80)

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courSe overvieW:During the workshop participants will performkey management, administrative andmaintenance tasks connected to a liveDimetra IP R8.0 system. The workshop isdivided into six modules and real businessscenarios will allow participants to perform keymanagement, key transference, maintenanceand troubleshooting procedures on the KeyManagement Facility (KMF) server and client.

audience:System Operators, Managers and FieldTechnicians responsible for the managementand maintenance of secure end-to-endcommunications.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the theory of Dimetra Secure Communications Operation• Carry out KMF Administration• Utilize the E2E KVL• Perform KMF OTAK/OTEK Management Activities and Procedures• Administer the KMF Server




courSe overvieW: The workshop is designed to give anoverview of the elements of the DimetraIP network security solution. The genericthreat to network security will be discussed.The course is divided into four modulesduring which participants will perform basicprocedures using network security softwareelements.

audience:System Operators, Managers, and FieldTechnicians responsible for the managementand maintenance of Network Security in aDimetra IP R8.0 system

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the Generic Threats to Network Security• Describe the Dimetra AntiVirus protection• Describe the Dimetra Authentication Management• Describe the Intrusion Defences Available with a Dimetra System




courSe overvieW: A scenario based e-learning package thatintroduces the most commonly used systemapplications for Configuration, Performanceand Fault management. The coursedemonstrates practical ways of using theapplications. Each section will conclude withan assessment designed to test knowledgegained.

audience:System Managers/Engineers who configureand administer Dimetra IP Compact Systems

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the role of Network Management in a Dimetra IP system.• Identify the functional areas (FCAPS) in Network Management.• Identify the applications and features used for Configuration & Administration, Performance and Fault Management.• Perform specific tasks using the applications.

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: dcomP01r8Length: 2 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced



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courSe overvieW:A self-paced e-learning package thatprovided a technical overview of Dimetra andshows how to install, configure and performadministration tasks on the Dimetra IP Microsystem.

audience:Personnel responsible for the Installation,Configuration and Administration of DimetraIP Micro Systems.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe in overview the features and functions of the Dimetra IP Micro System.• Describe the Dimetra IP Micro System Components and their functions.• Describe how the Dimetra IP Micro System interfaces with other external networks and elements.• Describe Network Planning and Configuration in overview.• Describe the procedures for installing and configuring a Dimetra IP Micro System.• Demonstrate Dimetra IP Micro System operation and administration procedures.• Demonstrate the Dimetra IP Micro System maintenance procedures.


Dimetra IP System Overview course or priorworking knowledge of the Dimetra IP System.

Course number: diPm05r3Length: 6 hourS (3 dayS inStructor-led)Training Delivery Method: inStructor-ledor online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This practical course will enable Tetraterminal users to diagnose terminal problemsboth locally and remotely, programme theterminal for end-user operations and providefirst-line maintenance filter for suspectedfaulty Tetra terminals.

audience:Technicians and personnel responsible forprogramming Tetra terminals.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the advanced features and functions of the terminal.• Determine if a potential problem is Terminal, Network or User related.• Describe the function and purpose of the CPS software.• Create a user profile and program a Motorola terminal for operation in a Dimetra IP R6.2SSR system.


A working knowledge of MS Windowsoperating environment (for CustomerProgramming Software (CPS) module).

RF and Field or Bench servicebackground (an advantage but notessential)

Course number: tter01Length: 3 dayS(note: the duration may be reduced to 2 daysif the attending students are already familiarwith tetra terminal operation.) Training Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This practical course will enable Tetraterminal programmers to describe theapplications used for programming the mobileterminal fleet and perform tasks using theseapplications.

audience:Tetra Terminal Programmers and technicalstaff requiring knowledge of the IntegratedTerminal Management feature.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the Remote Programming feature.• Describe the system’s role in managing the mobile terminal fleet.• List the hardware and software components in RP.• Perform tasks available from the Client software.• Perform procedures connected with RP software

installation, configuration, and operation.


Working knowledge of MS Windowsoperating environment (for CustomerProgramming Software (CPS) module.

RF and Bench service background (anadvantage but not essential)

Course number: tter02Length: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:This practical course will enable Tetraterminal users to diagnose terminal problemsboth locally and remotely, programme theterminal for end-user operations and providea first-line maintenance filter for suspectedfaulty Tetra terminals.

audience:Technicians and personnel responsible forprogramming Tetra terminals.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Gain a detailed understanding of the advanced features and functionality of the terminal• Be able to determine whether a potential problem is terminal, network or user related• Describe the functionality and purpose of the native programming software• Create a user profile and program an CM5000 terminal for operation on a Dimetra IP R6.2SSR system


Working knowledge of MS Windowsoperating environment (for CustomerProgramming Software (CPS) module

RF and Bench service background (anadvantage but not essential)


courSe overvieW: This practical based workshop will enableparticipants to programme and configure theMotorola MTC100 TETRA PDA. The trainingis divided into five modules.

audience:Technicians and personnel responsible forprogramming MTC100 PDAs.s.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the features and functions of the MTC100• TETRA PDA.• Perform basic MTC100 troubleshooting.• Describe in detail the features provided by Motorola Customer Programming Software (CPS).• Program an MTC100 PDA using Motorola Customer Programming Software for operation in a TETRA system.


A working Knowledge of Microsoft Windowsoperating environment and TETRA system.


courSe overvieW: This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra MTP850 terminal.It includes an introduction to the terminaland how it operates and builds on theoreticalinstruction with practical exercises designedto reinforce the topics covered and confirmthe participants understanding of the terminal.All participants will perform practical activitiesand exercises designed to reinforce learning.s.

audience:MTP850 Tetra terminal End-users.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Operate all available MTP850 controls.• Perform Trunked Mode Call operations.• Perform Direct Mode Group Call operations.• Perform user configuration of the MTP850 terminals.• Perform basic MTP850 user troubleshooting.


A general knowledge of TETRA is desirablebut not essential

Course number: tter08_r5_13_1/3Length: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra terminals. Itprovides users with an introduction tothe terminal, its operation and builds ontheoretical instruction with practicalexercises. Participants will perform practicalactivities and exercises designed to reinforcelearning.

audience:Tetra terminal End-users.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Operate all available controls• Perform Trunked Mode Call operations• Perform Direct Mode Group Call operations• Perform user configuration of the terminals• Perform basic user troubleshooting



Course number: tter13_r5_15_3Length: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra terminals. Itprovides users with an introduction tothe terminal, its operation and builds ontheoretical instruction with practicalexercises. Participans will perform practicalactivities and exercises designed to reinforcelearning.






courSe overvieW: This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra MTP850 Sterminal. It includes an introduction to theterminal and how it operates and buildson theoretical instruction with exercisesdesigned to reinforce the topics covered andconfirm the participants understanding of theterminal.This e-learning course includes Show me andTry me exercises and assessments designedto test learning.

audience:MTP850 S Tetra terminal End-Users.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the MTP850 S handset and components.• Communicate using the voice and data features of the MTP850 S.• Customize the handset for individual requirements.• Describe how to troubleshoot common problems encountered when using the MTP850 S handset.



Course number: tter26eLength: 2 hrSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced



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courSe overvieW:This practical course provides an overviewof the terminal functionality and commonlyused standard and advanced features, buttoncontrols and menu options of a Motorolahand portable terminal. Radio modes,call types and messaging basics are alsooutlined. The course will also outline theinterdependencies that the terminal featureshave on system parameters. The course has ahigh percentage of hands-on practice.

audience:All Internal Staff who will need todemonstrate to customers the features andfunctionality of Motorola Solutions TetraTerminals. Staff from Sales, System/FieldEngineering and Project Management teams,would benefit.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Define Terminal and System configuration interdependencies• Locate terminal controls and indicators• Navigate the menu on the terminal• Identify standard terminal features• Perform standard terminal features• List the call types available on the terminal• Perform the call types available on the terminal• Describe terminal messaging features• Identify advanced terminal features• Perform advanced terminal features

PrerequiSiteS:There are no prerequisites tothis training.


courSe overvieW: This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra terminals. Itprovides users with an introduction tothe terminal, its operation and builds ontheoretical instruction with practicalexercises. Participants will perform practicalactivities and exercises designed to reinforcelearning.





Course number: tter13eLength: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led









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audience:Tetra terminal End-users..






audience:Tetra terminal End-users..





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courSe overvieW: This course provides details of the featuresand functions of the Tetra MTP850 Sterminal. It includes an introduction to theterminal and how it operates and buildson theoretical instruction with exercisesdesigned to reinforce the topics covered andconfirm the participants understanding of theterminal.

This e-learning course includes Show me andTry me exercises and assessments designedto test learning.

audience:MTP850 S Tetra terminal End-Users.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the MTP850 S handset and components.• Communicate using the voice and data features of the MTP850 S.• Customize the handset for individual

requirements.• Describe how to troubleshoot common problems encountered when using the MTP850 S handset.






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audience:Tetra Terminal End-Users.





courSe overvieW: This course will provide the backgroundinformation and the knowledge required toallow participants to be fully conversant withthe features and functions of the MTP830Tetra terminal. It will provide users with anintroduction to their terminal, its operationand builds on theoretical instruction withpractical exercises designed to reinforce thetopics covered and confirm the participantsunderstanding of the terminals.

The E-learning present’s practical’s as Showme Try me exercises and contains internalassessment sections throughout the material.

audience:MTP830 Tetra terminal End Users.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the MTP830 handset and its components.• Use the MTP830 handset for communicating using voice and data features.• Customize the handset to suit individual requirements.• Identify techniques to troubleshoot common problems faced while using the MTP830 TETRA terminal.




courSe overvieW: This course provides students with anintroduction to the dispatch console, itsbasic operation and tailored job aids whichwill be available for assistance in operation.Through facilitation and hands-on activities,the user learns how to perform common tasksassociated with the console operation.

audience:Dispatch Console Operators.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the hardware components that make up the dispatcher position.• State the purpose of the Elite Dispatch application.• Describe the elements of the menu and toolbar structure of the Elite Dispatch software.• Perform the following dispatcher operations:• Communicate with radios, transmitting and receiving calls within group and individual communications categories.• Perform advanced signaling features including quicklists, Emergency Call and Alarms, and Ambience Listening calls.• Perform basic procedures within screen configurations, including expanding and compressing resources and adjusting volume.• Perform basic procedures within resource groups including multiselect or patch group, APB and

patch transmit.


Dimetra IP R6.2SSR MCC 7500 DispatchConsole Operator Training (TSYS32)

Course number: tSyS32Length: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:This workshop will enable participants tomanage and use the MCC7500 consoleadministrator functions. During practicalactivities the student will learn how tocustomise the console screens.

audience:Dispatch Console supervisors withadministration rights to the MCC 7500 Elitesoftware.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the hardware components of the dispatcher position.• Describe the purpose of the Elite Admin application.• Describe the menu and toolbar structure of the Elite Admin software.• Perform Elite Admin Configuration tasks, including:• Using the Elite Admin Menus• Using Configurations• Setting up Resources• Managing Resource Groups• Configuring the Toolbar• Editing Preferences


Dimetra IP R6.2SSR MCC 7500 DispatchConsole Operator Training (TSYS32)

Course number: tSyS33Length: 1 dayTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This course is divided into seven modulesand includes the theoretical and practicalaspects of configuring, maintaining andtroubleshooting the MTS base station in aDimetra IP system. The course includes thepractical use of service software and theman-machine interface. Practical sessionsinclude the removal and replacement of FieldReplaceable Units (FRU).

audience:Field Engineers responsible for installing,configuring and maintaining the base stationequipment.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the function of the MTS in a Dimetra IP System.• Identify the field replaceable units (FRU) in the MTS.• Identify the main components of key FRU at block diagram level.• Perform removal and replacement procedures for all MTS FRUs.• Identify FRU part numbers.• Perform maintenance and testing procedures using Motorola TETRA BTS Service Software.• Troubleshoot the MTS to FRU level.


Dimetra IP System Overview (TSYS01)(an advantage but not essential).

RF and Field or Bench servicebackground.

Course number: tbtS01Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: The Site Installation Practices Workshop(R56) course is designed to present thestandards and guidelines for installinga Motorola communication system.Participants will understand how a properlyinstalled system can help to ensure a safeand efficient communications system thatwill reduce system down time.

audience:Engineers responsible for installing theDimetra IP System.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• List the purposes of grounding, and evaluate their importance in terms of personal safety, and effective system installation and protection.• Apply principles of basic electronics to the installation standards found in the R56 manual.• Determine how an effectively installed ground system protects a communication system from lightning strikes and electrical anomalies.• List the minimum requirements and specifications for:• External and internal ground system.• Installation equipment, cables, and documentation for a reliable communication system installation• Students will investigate sources for possible solutions to various installation scenarios.


Course number: aal3300-en Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:The Radio Fundamentals course is intended toprovide an overview of basic radio frequencyconcepts required to perform entry leveltechnician job tasks. The course will coveridentifying and defining terminology, systemcomponents, RF performance characteristics,limitations and parameters, and basictroubleshooting of RF problems.

audience:Entry Level Technicians, typically in theposition of Bench Technician

courSe objectiveS:At the end of the training, the participantswill be able to:• Define basic radio frequency concepts,including

characteristics of an A/C signal and electromagnetic energy and units of measurement

• Identify frequency bands in use, spectrum allocations, and common access types

• Define different types of modulation• Identify basic RF components that make up a

communications system, from end to end• Explain basic antenna concepts, including

propagation, parameters, radiation patterns, and mobile system characteristics

• Describe the characteristics of transmission lines and cables

• Identify other RF devices employed in communications systems

• Define system performance limitations and parameters

• Match common test equipment to the functions and tests performed

• Troubleshoot basic RF problem scenarios• List RF safety considerations

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: aee1300Length: 3 hrSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This course provides a detailed descriptionof the fundamentals of system networking.Topics include the OSI seven layer model,bridges and switches, IP and routing,applications and security

audience:This course is aimed at Engineers who needto understand the essentials of systemnetworking.

courSe objectiveS:At the end of the training, the participantswill be able to:• Identify the Elements and Interconnectivity of the Basic Network.• Define the OSI and TCP/IP Reference Models.• Define the advantages of different Network Layout Options.• List the Physical and Data-link Layers of the OSI and TCP/IP Reference Models.• Define the Network and Transport Layers of the OSI and TCP/IP Reference Models.• Identify the Service Layers within the OSI and TCP/IP Reference Models.• Define the concept of Network Security.

PrerequiSiteS:None.

Course number: aee1301Length: 2 hrSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: The Site Installation Practices Workshop(R56) course is designed to present thestandards and guidelines for installinga Motorola communication system.Participants will understand how a properlyinstalled system can help to ensure a safeand efficient communications system thatwill reduce system down time.

audience:Engineers responsible for installing theDimetra IP System.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• List the purposes of grounding, and evaluate their importance in terms of personal safety, and effective system installation and protection.• Apply principles of basic electronics to the installation standards found in the R56 manual.• Determine how an effectively installed ground system protects a communication system from lightning strikes and electrical anomalies.• List the minimum requirements and specifications for:• External and internal ground system.• Installation equipment, cables, and documentation for a reliable communication system installation• Students will investigate sources for possible solutions to various installation scenarios.


Course number: aee2301Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

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MOTOTRBO™ CONNECT PLUS DESIGN & DEPLOY (AEL3601) 40

MOTOTRBO™ IP SITE CONNECT DESIGN & DEPLOY (DEL2400) 40

MOTOTRBO™ CAPACITY PLUS TEChNICAL OVERVIEW (CEDMEL2600) 41

MOTOTRBO™ SYSTEM INTRODUCTION FOR TEChNICIAN (CEDMEL2000) 42

MOTOTRBO™ SUBSCRIBER AND REPEATER TEChNICAL SERVICE ACADEMY (TBO300) 42

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NETWORKING BASIC S

YES

SPECIALIZED SYSTEM CONFIGUR ATION TRAININ G

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YESYES

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ONLINE SELF-PACED

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ONLINE SELF-PACED

CORE SYSTEM TRAINING

... capacity Plus?

... connect Plus?

... iP siteconnect?

is your mototrBosystem configured as...

mototrbo cPSradio Programming

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CURRICULUM FOR MOTOTRBO TEChNICAL TRAINING

Training path for System engineer / System designer / technician with no mototrbo eXPerience and no iP netWorking background

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CORE SYSTEM TRAINING

YES

SPECIALIZED SYSTEM CONFIGUR ATION TRAININ G

NO

YESYES

... capacity Plus?

... connect Plus?

... iP siteconnect?

is your mototrBosystem configured as...

mototrbo cPSradio Programming

mototrbo SyStemovervieW

CURRICULUM FOR MOTOTRBO TEChNICAL TRAINING

Training path for System engineer / System designer / technician with no mototrbo eXPerience but With iP netWorking background

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CEDMEL2000

DAL24001 DAY

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courSe overvieW:MOTOTRBO™ Connect plus technical overview training introduces the key components and architectures of a MOTOTRBO Connect Plus Digital Radio System System. participants will be able to describe the MOTOTRBO Connect plus system, its capabilities, system components, site and system management, troubleshooting and 3rd party data Applications considerations.Participants will also be able to describe various MOTOTRBO Connect plus system topologies. participants will learn what’s involved with designing and deploying a MOTOTRBO Connect plus radio system, as well as what is needed to effectively manage the system. This course will alsocover how to configure a MOTOTRBO Connect plus system using MOTOTRBO Customer programming Software, MOTOTRBO Connect plus option Board CPS and the MOTOTRBO Connect plus network Manager Application. this course was designed for individuals who already have a good understanding of MOTOTRBO Systems, but who want to now focus on MOTOTRBO Connect plus.

audience:Anyone who will sell, design, configure, deploy, or maintain a MOTOTRBO Connect Plus Digital Radio System - Single or Multi-Site System. This would include but is not limited to Communication System technicians, technical Support personnel, Service technicians and Motorola Certified Service providers.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the MOTOTRBO Connect plus system• List the MOTOTRBO Connect plus features,

capabilities, system components and 3rd party data application capabilities

• Describe in detail MOTOTRBO Connect plus theory of operation

• Identify the available MOTOTRBO Connect plus topologies

• Configure a MOTOTRBO Connect plus system using MOTOTRBO CPS to program both MOTOTRBO radios and MOTOTRBO repeaters

• Configure a MOTOTRBO option Board using MOTOTRBO Connect plus option Board CPS

• use the MOTOTRBO Connect plus network Management Application to configure, monitor and make adjustments to MOTOTRBO Connect plus sites and subscriber units

PrerequiSiteS:Participants should have a basicunderstanding of radio communication fundamentals, knowledge of basic two-way FM and digital Communications theory as well as a basic knowledge of trunking. Students should also have a good understanding of MOTOTRBO theory of operation as well as knowledge of basic IP networking theory.

Course number: ael3601Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect technical overview training introduces the key components and architectures of the MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect radio Systems. participants will be able to describe the MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect system and its capabilities, system components, and data applications capabilities. participants will also be able to describe various MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect system topologies. Participants will learn what’s involved with configuring a MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect radio system. This course will also cover how to configure a MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect System using MOTOTRBO Customer programming Software. this course was designed for individuals who already have a good understanding of MOTOTRBO Systems, but who want to now focus on IP Site Connect.

audience:Anyone who will sell, design, implement, program ormaintain a MOTOTRBO Digital Radio System. this would include but is not limited to Communication System technicians, technical Support personnel, Service technicians and Motorola Certified Service providers.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Describe the MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect system,

it’s capabilities, system components and data application capabilities

• Describe the MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect theory of operation

• Identify the available MOTOTRBO IP Site Connect topologies

• Configure a IP Site Connect system using MOTOTRBO CPS to program both MOTOTRBO radios and MOTOTRBO repeaters

PrerequiSiteS:participants should have a basic understanding of radio communication fundamentals Knowledge of basic two-way FM and digital Communications theory understanding of MOTOTRBO theory of operation Knowledge of basic IP networking theory

required:MOTOTRBO System Service training (tbo005-V) or familiarity with MOTOTRBO System operation and theory.

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courSe overvieW:MOTOTRBO Capacity plus technical overview training introduces the key components and architectures of MOTOTRBO Capacity plus radio systems. participants will be able to describe the MOTOTRBO Capacity plus system, its capabilities, system components, and data applications capabilities. participants will also be able to describe various MOTOTRBO Capacity plussystem topologies. participants will learn what’s involved with configuring a MOTOTRBO Capacity plus radio system. this course will also cover how to configure a MOTOTRBO Capacity plus system using MOTOTRBO Customer programming Software. This course was designed for individuals who already have a good understanding of MOTOTRBO Systems, but who want to now focus on Capacity plus..

audience:Anyone who will sell, design, implement, program or maintain a MOTOTRBO Digital Radio System. this would include but is not limited to Communication System technicians, technical Support personnel, Service technicians and Motorola Certified Serviceproviders.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe the MOTOTRBO Capacity plus system,

it’s capabilities, system components and data application capabilities

• Describe the MOTOTRBO Capacity plus theory of operation

• Identify the available MOTOTRBO Capacity plus topologies

• Configure a Capacity plus system using MOTOTRBO CPS to program both MOTOTRBO radios and MOTOTRBO repeaters

PrerequiSiteS:Participants should have a basic understanding of radio communication fundamentals, knowledge of basic two-way FM and digital Communications theory as well as a basic knowledge of trunking. Students should also have a good understanding of MOTOTRBO theory of operation as well as knowledge of basic IP networking theory.

required:MOTOTRBO System Service training (TBO005-V) or familiarity with MOTOTRBO System operation and theory.

Course number: cedmel2600Length: (1) 3.5 hour SeSSionTraining Delivery Method: online inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:MOTOTRBO System Service training introduces the theory of operation, key components and architectures of the MOTOTRBO Radio System. this course also considers various MOTOTRBO Systemapplications, and examples of how to configure a MOTOTRBO System. Some of the topics include planning, fleetmapping, implementation and programming.

audience:Anyone who will sell, design, implement, program, or maintain a MOTOTRBO Digital Radio System including, but not limited to, Communication System technicians, technical Support personnel, Service technicians, and Motorola Certified Service providers.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Identify key features, functions and applications of

the MOTOTRBO Digital Radio System• Describe MOTOTRBO System designs• Describe MOTOTRBO radio and System operation• Apply various MOTOTRBO System designs and

configurations through Basic • Program and configure a MOTOTRBO Digital Radio

System using the Customer programming Software (CPS)

PrerequiSiteS:participants should have a basic understanding of radio communication fundamentals, knowledge of basic two-way FM and digital Communications theory

Course number: cedmel2000Length: 12 hourSTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: Participants will learn the capabilities, features and functions of the MOTOTRBO family of radios and repeaters, as well as how to correctly complete performance checks, radio alignments, disassembly/reassembly, maintenance, and troubleshooting. this Academy will also focus on the detailed theory of operation.

The MOTOTRBO Academy will also cover in detail: Air tracer, device update, device recovery, Feature Registration and many other special setup or configuration modes with the radios. In addition to lecture, large amounts of hands-on, scenario based lab work will be used to reinforce knowledge transfer. this Academy will cover in detail all models within the MOTOTRBO family of radios, including: xpr 6xxx portable family, xpr 4xxx mobile family, and the xpr 8xxx repeater family.

audience:Radio Technicians

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Identify the full feature set and capabilities of the

MOTOTRBO family of radios and repeaters• Complete performance checks on the MOTOTRBO

radios/repeaters to ensure that they are operating within published specifications

• Align the MOTOTRBO radio/repeater operating parameters using the tuner software

• Disassemble and reassemble the radio in accordance with proper procedures

• Describe in detail xpr mobile radio installation and MOTOTRBO repeater installation

• Describe the various special radio setup and configuration modes

• Perform over the air digital signal collection using the MOTOTRBO Airtracer software

• Perform radio device update and recovery procedures

• Interpret the circuit theory of operation for the MOTOTRBO radio and repeaters

• Use the theory of operation to isolate faults found at both the board and the component level

PrerequiSiteS:Participants should have a basic understanding of radio communication fundamentals, knowledge of basic two-way FM and digital Communications theory

required:MOTOTRBO System Overview (TBO005-V)MOTOTRBO CPS Programming (TBO025-V)

Important note: the MTR 3000 repeater isnot covered in this course.

Course number: tbo300Length: 4 daySTraining Delivery Method: inStructor-led

mototRBo™ SyStemintRoduction FoR technicianS

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radio solutionsProFEssional & commErcial radios

BASIC RF (AAE1303) 44

RADIO 101 (AAE1303) 44

PROFESSIONAL AND COMMERCIAL RADIO(PCR) ANALOG PORTFOLIO OVERVIEW (LACR) (AAE1303 ) 44

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courSe overvieW:This course provides a detailed description of the fundamentals of radio frequency datacommunications. Topics include the basic principles of data transmission, the componentsof a wireless transmitter/receiver system, propagation and modulation. This course also provides an overview of different transmission media as well as an introduction to baseband signaling.

audience:Engineers who need to understand the essentials of communications system concepts.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe electrical principles including direct and alternating current.• Describe the basic structure of radio transmitters and receivers.• Describe the operation of the antenna subsystem.• Identify different types of transmission media.• Describe RF propagation and identify system gains in a link budget.• Describe analog modulation types and digital modulation techniques.

Course number: aae1303Training delivery method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW:The goal of the Radio 101 course is to give learners the basic, foundationalland mobile two-way radio knowledge required when you are working with Motorola Solutions.

audience:This course is ideal for all people who sell or service land mobile two-way radios and it was especially designed to meet the needs of North America MR Channel and Motorola Solutions employees.

Course number: aae1303Training delivery method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW:This course is an online (OLT) self-study course designed to prepare sales associates to identify opportunities to sell the Professional and Commercial Radio (PCR) analog solutions.

audience:Radio Channel Partners in all regions of the world.

learning outcomeS:• Identify the products that make up the PCR Analog radio solution portfolio.• Identify key features and functions of the products that make up the PCR Analog radio solution portfolio.• Identify the difference between the PCR Analog radio solutions.• Describe the PCR radio systems available for use with the PCR Analog radio solution portfolio.• Identify correct positioning of the various PCR Analog radio solution products.• Describe the PCR Analog accessories portfolio.

Course number: aae1303 Lenght: 1 hrTraining delivery method: online Self-Paced

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BASIC RF (AEE1300) 47

ADVANCED RF (AEE2300) 47

BASIC IP (AEE1301) 48

ADVANCED IP (AEE2301) 48

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courSe overvieW:This course provides a detailed description ofthe fundamentals of radio frequency datacommunications. topics include the basicprinciples of data transmission, the componentsof a wireless transmitter/receiver system,propagation and modulation. this course alsoprovides an overview of different transmissionmedia as well as an introduction to basebandsignaling.

audience:Engineers who need to understand theessentials of communications system concepts.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Describe electrical principles including direct and

alternating current• Describe the basic structure of radio transmitters

and receivers• Describe the operation of the antenna subsystem• Identify different types of transmission media• Describe RF propagation and identify system gains

in a link budget• Describe analog modulation types and digital

modulation techniques

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: aee1300 - baSic rfLength: 2 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This video presents step-by-step demonstrationof installation procedures.

courSe overvieW:This course consists of radio Frequency concepts and augmentation of them into wireless local area networks (WLANs). It details various RF technologies including, antennas, basic wireless LAN functionality, and troubleshooting. Security and the importance of securing an unbound medium like wireless are also examined. the course concludes with the introduction of WLAN Site-Survey, the importance of it, and how to conduct a WLAN RF site survey.

audience:Any persons who will perform planning, networkdesign, configuration, installation, operation, ortroubleshooting of WLANs

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Explain radio Frequency components, concepts

and how wireless networks function using proper terminology

• Perform basic RF Signal calculations• Describe proper installation and usage of typical

antenna types• Summarize the IEEE 802.11 protocols and standards• Define wireless packets, frames, and their usage

and be able to differentiate between access, authentication, and roaming when working with a client device on a Wireless LAN

• Analyze and troubleshoot common wireless issues• Demonstrate how to gather the information

required to prepare a wireless network design • Determine when to use LAN planner and describe

what problems it addresses

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent experience:Basic RF (AEE1300)

Course number: aee2300 - advanced rf for WlanSLength: 24 hrSTraining delivery method: inStructor-led

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courSe overvieW:this course provides a detailed description of thefundamentals of system networking. topicsinclude the OSI seven layer model, bridges andswitches, Ip and routing, applications and security.

audience:Engineers who need to understand theessentials of communications system concepts.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will beable to:• Identify the elements and Interconnectivity of the

Basic network• Define the OSI and TCP/IP reference Models• Define the advantages of different network Layout

options• List the physical and data-link Layers of the OSI and

TCP/IP reference Models• define the network and transport Layers of the OSI

and TCP/IP reference Models• Identify the Service Layers within the oSI and TCP/IP reference Models• Define the concept of network Security

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: aee1301 - baSic iPLength: 2.5 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This video presents step-by-step demonstrationof installation procedures.

courSe overvieW:this course expands the Internet protocol and networking components to the complete foundation ofknowledge for Motorola’s wireless products and howthey are combined with typical local area networkingcomponents. topics include networking components and Architecture, protocols and Services, LAN software and hardware by product types, and an introduction to basic troubleshooting techniques and tools.

audience:Any persons who will perform planning, networkdesign, configuration, installation, operation, ortroubleshooting of WLANs

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Define common terms and functions within both a

wired and wireless network• Explain the OSI model and how some layers differ

between LANs and WLANs• Describe the components of point-to-point, point-to- Multipoint, MESh, and WLAN Systems, explain

how they work and what problems they solve• Troubleshoot common network problems using

common hardware and software tools, including protocol analysis

PrerequiSiteS:Completion of the following courses orequivalent experience:Basic RF (AEE1301)

Course number: aee2301 - advanced iP and netWorking for motorola WireleSSLength: 16 hrSTraining delivery method: inStructor-led

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ENTERPRISE WIRELESS LAN TEChNICAL ENABLEMENT (WEE1607) 50

DESIGN A WLAN SOLUTION (WEL2307) 50

DEPLOY A WLAN SOLUTION (WEL2304) 50

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courSe overvieW:The enterprise Wireless LAN (WLAN) technicalenablement training course provides anintroduction to configuration workflows and basicfeatures of release 5.x of Motorola’s Wirelessnext generation (Wi-NG) operating system. thecourse focuses on the Wi-NG graphical userinterface, particularly the Initial Setup Wizard, andon basic switch operations. the course alsointroduces the Wi-NG command-line interfaceg.

audience:Engineers and other technical professionals whohave a role in designing, deploying, or supportingwireless local area networks (WLANs) based onthe Motorola product line.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• Identify the Wi-NG user interfaces• Describe basic WI-NG configuration concepts• Describe selected Wi-NG graphical user interface

(GUI) configuration workflows, including initial setup, SMART RF configuration, and NAT configuration

• Perform basic switch operations at the Wi-NG guI, including upgrading firmware images and viewing the running configuration

PrerequiSiteS:RF Fundamentals (RF001-E)basic IP (AEE1301)advanced IP (AEE2301)WLAN Sales enablement (WSE1614)

Course number: Wee1607 - enterPriSe WireleSS lan technical enablementLength: 3 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This course prepares technical professionals todesign enterprise WLAN solutions based on theMotorola product line.

audience:Engineers who have a role in designing,deploying, or supporting wireless networksbased on the Motorola product line

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Design an enterprise WLAN that interoperates with

an existing wired network• Use the LAN planner tool to conduct a site survey

PrerequiSiteS:RF Fundamentals (RF001-E)basic IP (AEE1301)advanced IP (AEE2301)eWLAN Sales enablement (WSE1614)eWLAN technical enablement (WEE1607)

Course number: Wel2307 - deSign a Wlan SolutionLength: 16 hrSTraining delivery method: inStructor-led

courSe overvieW: This course prepares technical professionals todeploy enterprise WLAN solutions based on theMotorola product line.

audience:Engineers who deploy or manage wirelessnetworks based on the Motorola WnS productline.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• Deploy a wireless network for interoperation with a

wired network• Enable and verify advanced Wi-NG features on a

wireless network• Perform network monitoring and troubleshooting

tasks for a wireless network

PrerequiSiteS:RF Fundamentals (RF001-E)Basic IP (AEE1301)Advanced IP (AEE2301)eWLAN Sales enablement (WSE1614)eWLAN technical enablement (WEE1607)Design a WLAN Solution (WEL2307)

Course number: Wel2304 - dePloy a Wlan SolutionLength: 24 hrSTraining delivery method: inStructor-led

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AIRDEFENSE TEChNICAL ENABLEMENT (WEE1701) 52

DESIGNING AND DEPLOYING AN AIRDEFENSE SOLUTION (WEL2702) 52

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courSe overvieW:This course provides an introduction to deploying,tuning and troubleshooting basic networks usingAirdefense products.It uses a combination of static presentations andsimulations to show you how to install, configure,and operate the Airdefense graphical userInterface.

audience:Channel partners and resellers, Customers, andemployees technical professionals who want to gain a better understanding of how to install and designwireless security using Motorola’s Airdefensesystem.

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student willbe able to:• State the standard risks associated with the

installation of a wireless network, and how the Airdefense solution can help mitigate installation risks

• Explain the platform features of the Airdefense Services platform, and how they are used to configure a network

• Explain the principles involved in planning and implementing a secure wireless LAN

• Optimize and troubleshoot a basic Airdefense system

• Explain how the Advanced Features and Add-on Modules for the Airdefense Services platform provide network assurance

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: Wee1701 - airdefenSe technical enablementLength: 4 hourSTraining Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

courSe overvieW: This technical training course focuses on designing and deploying Airdefense Services platform system to address Security, Infrastructure Management, and network Assurance concerns in wireless networks.Airdefense design and deploy Systems is a labbased,instructor-led course that takes you through a series of exercises and scenarios that allow you to use the concepts and principles that were introduced in the Airdefense technical Enablement course.

audience:Channel partners/resellers, Customers, and employees Individuals wishing to implement the Airdefense Services platform Individuals wishing to gain a better understanding of the daily use and support of installations using the Airdefense Services platform

courSe objectiveS:After completing this course, the student will be able to:• List the issues and concerns when deploying

Wireless LANs, and how to use the Airdefense Services platform to address those concerns

• Develop a detailed network design using Airdefense to secure, monitor and report instances

• Deploy, tune and troubleshoot a basic Airdefense Services platform system through real world deployment examples

PrerequiSiteS:None

Course number: Wel2702 - deSign and dePloy for airdefenSeLength: 24 hrSTraining delivery method: inStructor-led

aiRdeFenSe technicalenaBlement

deSigning and dePloyingan aiRdeFenSe Solution


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moredelivered.DISCOVER ThE BENEFITS OF ONLINE TRAINING OFFERED IN TWO POPULAR FORMATS:online self-paced and online instructor-led. The Motorola Solutions training website is

your resource for up-to-date info on course, availability and scheduling.

learn more> WWW.motorolaSolutionS.com/lacrlearning

MOTOROLA ONLINE TEChNICAL TRAINING

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foundational courSeS Radio 101 aae1303

Radio Authentication aae1400

Bridging The Knowledge Gap For ASTRO 25 act100-e

technicians

Bridging The Knowledge Gap For ASTRO 25 act101-e

Length: 4 hrS / Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

System administrators

Understanding eng745

Understanding Advanced eng746

Understanding Voice Communications: eng934Training Delivery Method: online Self-Paced

A Technical Introduction

Understanding Mobile Internet Access eng937

Understanding Emerging Broadband Technologies eng939a

Understanding Emerging IP Technologies eng939b

Understanding Emerging 802 Technologies eng939c

Understanding Emerging Wireless Technologies eng939d

Understanding Emerging Wireless Technologies eng943

Understanding TCP/IP eng945

Understanding IP Networking And Vpn’s eng946

Understanding Voice Over IP eng947

Understanding Frame Relay eng948

Understanding quality Of Service (qos) eng949

R56 Awareness For Installers ant004-e

Understanding Radio Fundamentals gnl167

Understanding The Basics Of Wireless Communications gnl169

Understanding Access Technologies: An Overview gnl602

Networking Overview nWt001-e

Radio Communication Systems rcS001-e

Radio Systems Overview rcS002-e

Theory Of Radio Operation rcS003-e

Rf Fundamentals rf001-e

Understanding The Basics Of Data Communications tel1054

Understanding 802.11 Protocols And Procedures tel1218

aStro®25 iv&d SyStemSASTRO®25 text Messaging Service training acS72122-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d telephone Interconnect acS76209-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d ISSI.1 network gateway overview acS79021-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d dynamic System resiliance acS79023-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d with M Core System overview acS711200-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d Introduction to radio System

Management Applications acS79201-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d digital Mutual Aid acS78210-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d Information Assurance overview acS711211-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d Interfacing SmartZone 3600 Systems acS79360-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d Conventional with K Core

System overview acS711400-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d Conventional with M Core overview acS711420-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d with L Core System overview acS711430-e

ASTRO®25 IV&d enhanced telephone Interconnect acS711480-e

outdoor Location Service training olS001-e

trunking Concepts trk100-e

aStro SmartZone 4.1 SyStemunderstanding TCP/IP eng945

understanding 802.11 protocols and procedures tel1218


Smartnet SyStemSradio Systems overview rcS002-e

Smartnet overview Smt001-e


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fiXed dataFsa 4000 Technical Overview acS78300-e

baSe StationS / rePeaterSquantar Base Station/Repeater Refresher qua001-e

conSoleSCENTRACOM Gold Elite hardware Overview con005-e

MCC 5500 Dispatch Console Overview con008-e

mototrbo™MOTOTRBO Subscriber Overview aae1402

SubScriberSAPx quick Start (on line) aee0401

Mobile radio Installation Course aee0402

ASTRO Spectra Mobile RadiosTechnical aSt001-e

Service training

Commercial Series CPS Tutorial cPS003-e

Theory Of Radio Operation rcS003-e

aPPlicationSMVx1000 Installation Video aae2100

MVx1000 System User Applications aue0700

VC6096 In-Vehicle/Fixed Mount Mobile Computer aae1401

Product Training

ES400 Product Technical Training aae3600

ADC Key Technical Concepts aee0300

Barcoding 102 aee0301

DPM Scanners aee0302

Specific Applications For Scanners aee0303

ET1 Technical Overview aee0400

RFID Key Technical Concepts aee1302

MC75A-hF RFID Sales Overview aSe0400

Wireless For Mobility Sales aSe1202

Selling RFID aSe1203

Selling Mdc Motorola Solutions aSe1204

Rfid Sales And Demo aSe1205

Wireless For Mobility Technical aSe1300

Mobile Computing MC65 Product aSe1900

Sales Introduction

MCD - Sales And Demo Tools Course cemSe1200

MCD - Overview For Engineers Course eee1900

Rhoelements Sales Enablement aSe0700

MCD - Selling Mobile Computers eSe1202

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foundational courSeSBasic RF aee1300

Basic IP aee1301

Advanced RF aee2300

Advanced IP aee2301

Overview of WiMAx gnl500

UNDERSTANDING WIMAx gnl624

meShAP4300 Wide Area MESh Network Wee1600

AP6300 Wide Area MESh Network Overview Wee1605

AP7181 Overview WEE1611

WlanEnterprise Wireless Lan Technical Enablement Wee1607

airdefenSeAirDefense Technical Enablement Wee1701

teamTEAM VoLAN Sales aae1602

TEAM Express Technical aee1603

wiReleSS SolutionSfor more information:

to access the descriptions for each course and to view our complete list of online course offerings, go towww.motorolasolutions.com/LACRlearning or call +52 55 4738 0332.

Be sure to review the recommended online Courses listed on the course curriculums located at the beginning of each product area/section of the catalog.


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motorola SolutionScertification ProgramknoW the induStry (kti) courSeS

Available titles are:

ASE2200Hospitality - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2201Retail - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2202Healthcare - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2203 Education - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2204Energy: Utilities - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2205Discrete Manufacturing - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2206Transportation and Logistics - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2207Energy: Oil and Gas - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2208Process Manufacturing - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2209Fire and EMS - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2210Law Enforcement - Know the Industry (KTI) ASE2211Public Administration - Know the Industry (KTI)

ASE1201Parcel and Post - Know the Industry (KTI)

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