FUJIAN NAN AN BAOFENG ELECTRONICS BF-3R Two Way Radio User Manual User Manaul

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BADFENE
PORTABLE TW07WAY RADIO
VHF/UHF
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GENERAL DESCRIPTION
The transceiver is a mlcrcrmlnlamre mulliband FM transceiverWith
extensive receive frequency coverage, proViding local—area lvvosway
amaleurcornniunicalions along With unmalched monitoring capability.
We appreciate your purchase oi our iransceiver, and encourage
you in read ihis manual lhoroughly, and learn aboui many exciting
features.
SAFETY TRAINING INFORMATION
Your UV—3R radio generates RF electromagnetic energy during
transmit mode. This radio is designed lor and classilied as
"Occupational Use Only "meaning it must be used only during
A the course ol employment by individuals aware of the hazards,
and the ways to minimize such hazards.Thls radio is NOT
warming intended for use by the "General Population" in an uncontrolled
environment.
This radio has been tested and complies with the FCC RF exposure limits
lor "Occupational Use Only" .ln addition , your UV-3R radio complies With
the lollowing Standards and Guidelines with regard to RF energy and
electromagnetic energy levels and evaluation of such levels for exposure
to humans:
l Fcc OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97-01 Supplement cEyaluating
Compliance with FCC Guidelines lor human Exposure to Radio
Frequency Electromagnetic Fields.
| American Nation Standards lnstitute(cgs.1-igazilEEE Standard lor
Salely Levels With Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency
Electromagnetic FieldszkHz to aooSl-iz.
| American Nation Standards lnstituteicgs.3-isezuEEE Recommended
Practice lor the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic
Fields-RF and Microwave.
| The following accessories are authorized lor use with this product..
Use of accessories other than those (listed in the instruction) specified
may resutt in RF exposure levels exceeding the Foo reouirements
forwireless RF exposure
To ensure that your expose to RF electromagnetic energy is
within the FCC aiiowabie iimits tor occupationat use always
caution adhere to the rotiowing guidelines.
I no not operate the radio without a proper antenna attached, as this
may damaged the radio and may also cause you to exceed Fcc RF
exposure limits A proper antenna is the antenna supphed with this
radio by the manufacturer or antenna speCifically authorized by the
manutacturertor use with this radio
I Do NOT transmits for more than 50% ottotai radio use time ("50°loduty
cycle”) Transmitting more than 50%of the time can cause Fcc RF
exposure compliance requirements to be exceed The radio is
transmitting when the “TX indicator" lights red Vou can cause the
radio to transmit by pressing the “PTT“switch
l ALWAVS keep the antenna at ieast 50cm away trom the body when
transmitting
The information listed above providesthe userwith the information needed
to make him or her aware of RF exposure and what to do to assure that
this radio operates with the FCC RF exposure limits of this radio
Electromagnetictnterterence/compat y
During transmissions, your UV—3R radio generates RF energy that can
possibly cause interterence with other devices or systems To avoid such
interferenoe, turn oft the radio in areas where signs are posted to do so
DO NOT operate the transmitter in areas that are sensitive to
electromagnetic radiation such as hospitals, aircraft, and blasting Sites
Occupationattcontmtted Use
The radio transmitter is used in situations lI’t which persons are exposed
as consequence of their emptoyment provided those persons are tuiiy
aware of the potential tor exposure and can exercise controi over their
exposure
The maximum duty cycle in vox mode is 50%
BAWEAE
PRECAUTIONS
QRefer service to qualified technicians only.
0Do not disassemble or modily the transceiver for any reason.
ODo not expose the transceiver under direct sunlight long or to
extremely hot condition.
0Do not place the transceiver on the unstable surface.
OKeep the transceiver out of dust, moisture, water.
0Do not operate the transceiver or charge the battery pack under
explosive conditions.
SAFETY
It is important that the operator is aware of and understands
hazards common to the operation of any transceiver.
AWARNING
Please turn off the transceiver off at the following locations:
y in explosive atmospheres (inflammable gas, dust particles, metallic
powders. grain powders, etc.).
>Whiie taking on fuei or while parking at gasoline sewice stations.
>Near exploswes or biasting sites
VI" medical Institutes or alrcrafts
changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
party responsible for compliance could void the user's
authority to operate the equipment.
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CONTENTS
UNPACKlNG AND CHECKlNG EQUIPMENTS rrrrrrrrrrrrr 01
INSTALLATION OF Accessomes rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr oz
BATTERY CHARGING rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 04
GETTlNG ACQUAINTED rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 06
OPERATlON 77777777777777777777777777777777777777777777777 16
ADVANCED OF‘ERATlON rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 17
ADDITIONAL rumcnons AND ssrrwes rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 29
TROUBLESHOOTING GUlDE 77777777777777777777777777777 30
SPECIFICATIONS rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr 31
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UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENTS
Carefully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you identify
the items listed in the following table before discarding the packing
material. If any items are missing or have been damaged during
shipment, please contact the dealers immediately.
Standard Accessories
ITEM QUANTITY
UHF(short) 1
Antenna VHF(leng)
Drop-in Charging Tray
AC Adapter
Li-ion Battery
Belt Clip
Hand Strap
SP.&MIC.
instruction Manual
Antenna SPLMIC.
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AC Adapter
\ . Note:
Z Never transmit without having an antenna
7 connected. A
When installing the suppiied antenna, never held
Ll-lfln Battery DmP-ln Charging Tray Belt Clip Hand Strap the upper part ct antenna while screwing it onto
the mating connector on the transceiver
Optional Accessories it using an external antenna for transmission, M
If necessary, install the belt clip into the iocalion
on the back or the battery (See PIC 2)
UHFNHF Antenna Data Cahl- cigar-no-LightarAdaptar Do not use the glue to iaeten the screw, whlle
installing the belt cllp. Othentvise, the acrylic acid
or the glue may damage the battery panei
ensure that the SWR presented to the transceiver
is 1.5:1 or lower. to avoid excessive feed iine loss.
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BELT CLIP INSTALLATION g
INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES
ANTENNA INSTALLATION Antenna
The supplied antenna provloes good results over
the entlre frequency range or the transceiver li
However, (or enhanced based station medium-
wave and shortwave reception. you may wish to
connect an external antenna, as the supplied
antenna is very small anti can not be expected to
provide high performance at these frequencies
SP.&MIC. INSTALLATION
insert the speaker/microphone plugs into the
spews Jacks of the transceiver. (See PIC at
To install the supplied antenna, hold the bottom
end of the antenna and screw it onto the mating
connector on the transceiver untll it is snug Do
not over—tlghten by use or extreme tcrce (See
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BATTERY PACK INSTALLATION
The battery pack is a high-pertormance Li-ion battery providing high
capacity in a very compact package. Under normal use, the battery may
be used tor approximately 400 charge cycles. after which operating time
may be expected to decrease ltyou have an older battery that is displaying
dimi
shed capacity, you should replace the battery with a new one.
installation of the battery is easy and quick:
1.3Iide the Battery Cover to the Unlock position and then slide the Battery
Cover toward the bottom to remove it.
z.instali the battery into the Battery Compartment.
3.Rsplacs the Battery Cuver and then slide the Battery Cuver Latch into
the Lock position
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BATTERY CHARGING
If the battery has never been used, or its charge is depleted, it may be
charged by connecting the Battery Charger. as shown in the illustration,
to the EXT DC Jack iioniy 12-16 Volt DC power
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is available, the optional DC Adapter (with its
cigarette lighter plug) may also be used for
charging the battery
While the battery is being charged, the display
will indicate (See PIC 5), (his S-meler will defied
according lo the charging slalus, and Ihe TX/BUSY
indicator will glow red.
When the charging is finished, the TX indicamr
will glow green
The charger is only designed tor the charging oi
our battery, and is not suitable for other purposes
Please be advised that the charger may oontribute
noise to TV and radio reception in the immediate
vicinity, so we do not recommend its use adjacent
to such devices.
important Note:
1) Perform the battery charging where the ambient temperature range is
41 ”F~95"i= (+5t-+35b).0harge out oi this range could cause damage
to the battery pack.
2) ii the charge is not completed in several hours, the battery may be
deteriorated Do not attempt to iorcibiy charge the battery. please
contact the dealer.
a) it you do not use the transceiver for a long time, remove the battery
pack from the transceiver, as battery leakage could cause damage to
the transceiver and the battery pack.
A) While in storage, the charge will drain slightly over time and the battery
should be recharged 50% each six months.
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GETTING ACQUAINTED
ANTENNA Jack \ DIAL Knob
LCD 7) TX Indicator
PTT Switch \ \
‘ SP. MIC.
F/ALERT Switch
EXT DC JBCK
LAMP/FM Switch
VOL/MON Key
ON/OFF Key
MENU/LOCK Key
Microphone
UN MODE Key
THE DEFINITION OF THE CONTROL
The main lunlng DlaI is used tor setting the operatlng
trequenoy, and is used tor audlo volume level, menu
[DIAL]Knob selections, and other eo'ustments To rotete this Dial
knob pull the knob to un oek the mechanlcal dlal lock,
and than rotate the Dlsl knob
4 Press this switch to transmit, and release it to receive,
IPTHSW'ICI‘ aner your Iransmisslon is completed
Press anud led the keyhto disable thekheise aqueloh'le
[VOL/MONlKey background “09.32, are N 9
Just press the key, lhett rotate the DlAL knob to adjusl
Press and hold (hIS key I0! M0 SECDV‘GS (0 toggle [he
[ON/OFF] transceivers power on and oti
F/ALER Jusl IIIESSSIO activated the IAIISVmIIaIehIlgzy “IncI’Ion' sues
asse I cannln, emo i e eec ressan
I 11 hold themswitch to gclhmle tIIe Alarm lunctioh.
Just press the key, entarin into the MENU. Rotate the
aléhbngb, will szsdil‘lgrén iturretiotr‘rs e'ettmg under mi
ressan e e ey,a tvae e e oc
[MENU/LUCK] ordlsable the Ke Lock (NoteAfierthe ke dIS ocked,
the operations o the [F/ALERT], [uv MOD , [LAMP/FM]
will be invalid.)
Just press to switch the VFO UHF Mode and VHF Mode.
[UV/MODE] Press and Held to switch frequency oahlrol between We
and Memory Systems.
Just press [0 lighl (ha TDICh P1255 and HDId ID activate
[LAMP/FM] the FM Radio Function.
Pressme FIALE Allen less ENUILO Jul-mints
F+IMENUILOCK1 heeceniIngFuEI'm " "I “I
Press the [F/Atslm, then press [UV/MODE], to Amara
F’IUV/MODEI the Wlemory Wrile‘ mode (Ior memory ehannel storage)
Press [F/ALER ,then rotate the [DIAL] knob, to increase
FTIDIALI ofdecrease the uehcyat 11MHZ
Press [VOL/MON], lheh rotate the [DIAL] knob, to adjust
”UL/MON“ [DIAL] the volume level
AWL
COMBINATION KEY FUNCTION
rene Celllng
Press and mid in the button [ P'I'I'I and IVOL/MONI 1 to enter the Tone
oaiiing Mode(1750Hz) The transceiver send eutthe signal (1750Hz) Reiease
the button IvouMONi I in exil
LCD DISPLAY
The display icons appear when certain operations are performed or certain
specific features are activated. it wiii neip you to know the meaning at
the indicatorand knew how to set iunctiens.
Restore to Default Factory Setting
Press and hoid Ihs key ION/OFF] t IF/ALERTI .
then Power ON, the transoeiver wili restore to the
defauit factory selling
icoN DESCRiPTION Factory Detault Setting as:400 OOOMHZ, No
Secondary Keypad Adi/9 ( Press [F/ALERT] ) CTCSS/DCS, Law Output power, Battery Save.
138 Operating Bantt Number or Memory channel Number Volume Levei 51 SQ 5' Key Tone ON, other settings
cTcss Operauan
DCS Operation OFF
m UHF 4nu47oMi—iz
VHF tas-tuMi—ix
ru FM RaciatartuaMHzi
Law Lew/High Output Power
vex
vox Function Active
Wide/Narrow Bandwidth
Keypad Lock Active
Keypad Beeper ON
Battery indicator
Repeater Shift Dlrection
nuai Watch Acflve
nun-Ill". Audio Vaiume Levei
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MENU DESCRIPTION
Menu Item Deserimron Setfings
1 RxconE OFF'CTCSS, DOS
2 TXCODE OFF'CTCSS, DOS
3 SQL (seam) ems
4 men-r (LCD Hmmmaflnn) OFF/ON [Key
5 K TONE (K‘ypad Bupery OFFWON
s vox OFF/17779
7 POWER m; cum Pmri HIGH/LOW
a Dwrnusr wamwnravur) DN/OFF
9 STEP 12 5 KHz
10 may 0 37 995/07 69 995111
11 SHIFT OH.
12 STE (Tau Tune Enmnanrm) ONIOFF
13 WIN twm EamINanw may WIDE/NARROW
14 SAVE ram-y Save!) ON/OFF
15 TOT mm. wmmur) 0FFI30/60/90/120/150/1BDS
1s SCANM (Sun Mode) TOICO
17 RELAYM (Rem Scum Response) UNIOFF
15 13cm (Buy mam-er [manly ONIOFF
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MENU SETTING
Press [MENU/LOCK], come to MENU
[01]RXCODE
Press I MENU/LOCK] , (urn clockwise or
counterclockwise IDLALI .come to MENU [02]
TXCODE
Press I MENU/LOCK I , Iurn clockwise or
counterclockwise
I DIAL] , come to MENU [03] SQL
Press I MENU/LOCK] , tum clockwise or
cuumsrclockwiss
I D‘ALI , come to MENU [04] LIGHT.
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30“
Press l MENU/LOCK] , (urn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] , come lo MENU [as] KTONE.
Press [ MENU/LOCK] , (urn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] .eoms to MENU [06] VOX
PresslMENu/LocK] , turn clockwise or
counterclockwise
( DIAL 1 , come to MENU [07] POWER.
Press [MENU/LOCK] , turn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] , come to MENu [08] DW.
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Press [MENU/LOCK] . turn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] ,come to MENU [091 STEP.
Press [MENU/LOCK] . (urn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[ DIAL] .coms to MENU [10] OFFSET
Press [MENU/LOCK] , turn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] ,comero MENU [11] sHIFT
Press [MENU/LOCK] , turn clockwise or
counterclockwise
[DIAL] ,oeme to MENu [12] STE
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