FUJIAN NEW CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS DM-6R DMR TWO WAY RADIO User Manual

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DM—GR User Manual
T0 USER
Thank you for purchasing the digital f analog two way radios
designed and produced by Quanzhou City New Century
Cummunlcation Electronic Co . Ltd. This product is developed
elaborately as a regular digital handheld radio according to
EU standard and advanced international technology The
radio is endowed with ergonomic design and comprehensive
function to deliver an advanced communication solution, which
can definitively bring you a whole new operation and digital
communication experience, improve your work efficiency and
convenience, and provide a reliable safeguard for emergent
wmmunicalion
Our serial products are tested strictly by rigorous testing
procedures with advance international instruments and
equipments.
Warm warning: To derive optimum performance from your
radio, please read this manual and the supplied Safety
information Booklet carefully before use
FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for part 90 of FCC Rules
These limits are designed to proVide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, ifnot installed and used in accordance
With the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications However. there is no guarantee that
interference Will not occur in a particular installation. lf this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct.
The interference by one or more ofthe followmg measures
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. increase the
separation between the equipment and receiver
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
from that to which the receiver is connected
. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help Operation is subject to the following two conditions
1 This device may not cause harmful interference. and 2.
This dewce must accept any interference received. including
interference that may cause undesired operation
Note: "Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly
approved by the party responsible for compliance could void
the user‘s authority to operate the equipment "
Attention:
This radio complies With lEEE and lCNlRP exposure limits
for occupational/controlled RF exposure environment at
operating duty factors of up to 50% and is authorized by the
FCC for occupational use only
Compliance with RF Exposure Standards
The radio complies With the lollowtng RF energy exposure
standards and guidelines:
. United States Federal Communications Commission, Code
of Federal Regulations; 47 CFR 211.1307, 1 1310 and 2.1093
. American National Standards lnstitule (ANSl) / lnstilule ol
Electrical and Electronic Engineers (lEEE) 095. 1 2005,
Canada RSS1OZ lssue 5 March 2015.
. institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (lEEE)
095.1:2005 Edition
RF Exposure Compliance and Control Guidelines
and Opemting Instructions
To control your exposure and ensure oompliance With the
occupational/oontrolled environment exposure limits always
adhere to the folloWing procedures
Guidelines:
n Do not remove the RF Exposure Label from the devioe
n User awareness instructions should acoompany device
when translerred to other users.
n Do not use this device it the operational requlremems
described herein are not met.
Operating lnstructions
n Transmit no more than the rated duty lactor or 50% of the
time. To transmit (talk), push the PushaToaTaIk (PTT) button.
To receive calls, release the PTT button. Transmitting 50 %
of the time, or less. is important because this radio generates
measuraole RF energy exposure only when transmitting (in
terms ol measuring tor standards compliance)
. Hold the radio in a vertical position in lront of face With the
microphone (and the other pans or the radio, including the
antenna) at least one inch (2.5 cm) away from the nose Keeping
the radio at the proper distance is important because RF
exposures decrease with distance lrorn the antenna Antenna
should be kept away lrom eyes.
. When worn on the body. always place the radio in a approved
clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness fortnis product
Using approved body-worn accessories is important because
the use News or other manufacturers non—approved
acoessones may result in exposure levels, which exceed the
FCC’s occupational/controlled environment RF exposure limits
0 it you are not using a bodyrwcm accessory and are not
using the radio in the intended use position in lront or the lace,
lhen ensure the antenna and the radlo are kept at least
2 5 cm (one inch) from the body when transmitting. Keeping
the radio at the proper distance is important because RF
exposures decrease With increasing distance lrorn the antenna
0 Use only manulacturers name approved supplied or
replacement antennas. batterles,and accessories Use ol none
manulacturerrname approved antennas, batteries, and
accessories may exceed the FCC RF exposure guidelines
Copyright lnionnation
Kydera is registered trademark of Quaftzhnu City New
Century Communication Electronic Co. Ltd in the PRC and/or
other countries or areas. New Century retains the ownership
of its trademarks and product names. Ali other trademarks
and for product names that may be used in this manual are
properties of their respective owners
Disclaimer
auanzhou city New Century Communication Electronic Co,
Ltd strives to achieve accuracy and completeness of this
manual, but no warranty oraccufacy or reliability is given. Aii
the specifications and designs are subject to change Without
notice due to continuous technology development. No part
of this manual may be copied. modified. translated. or
distributed in any mannerWithoutthe express written permission
of New Century
Notices To The User
Government law prohibits the operation of unlicensed radio
transmitters within the territories under government control.
illegal operation is punished by fine or imprisonment or both.
Safety:
. It‘ important that the operation is aware of and understand
the general hazards to the operation otany transceiver
. We can‘t guarantee the salety and operability of transceiver
that using other accessories not sold by us.
ADisassembied and maintained by qualified technicians only.
Warning:
Turn off the transceiver in the followmg locations:
. ln explosive atmospheres. (inflammable gasdust particles.
metallic puwders. grain powers, etc i
. While taking on fuel or parking atgasoline service stations.
Precautions
A Observe the folloWing precautions to prevent nre. personal
inquiry and transceiver damage
- Do not modify or attempt to adiust this transceiver for any
reason by non-technicians
. Do not expose the transceiver of direct sunlight tor long
time, nor place it close to heating appliances
. Do not place the transceiver in a dusty, humid or wet area.
nor place on unstable surface.
. ltan abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming from the
transceiver, switch OFF the transceiver immediately and
remove the battery pack from the transceiver Arid contact
your dealer in time
Getting started i
Before you use this user manual. please review the followmg
information carefully
0 How to use this user manual.
0 What information that your dealerf System Administrator
can inform you.
ttovvto use this user manual
This manual introduces the basic operation of Kydera
compatible DMR/Analog hanonelo transceiver. However, your
dealer or system administrator may already preset features
of this radio based on your working type and requirement.
Please consultwitn your dealer or system administrator about
the details
For your convenience and easy familiar With this radio, the
ioons below are used fordistinguisning operable and available
features for analog mode and digital mode.
fiThis icon indicates tne function is only available in Analog
mode
a This icon indicates the function is only available in Digital
mode
You can cneekwitn your dealer or system administrator for
the following:
0 is your radio with default settings or any preset onannels
that the distributor usually set7
0 Which buttons are have been designed to operate other
features?
0 What optional accessories can be used wrtti your radlo7
CONTENT ( I )
PREPARATION FOR OPERATING THE RADIO
Flease assemble your radio byfollowing sleps
The nanery pack Is not charged at the factory, charge N firstly before use .. .. ..
lnslallmg lhe banery lo the radlo .............
lnslallmg lne amenna..
lnslalling the belt Chp
lnslalling lhe common inlerlace lender (Dust cover). . . ..
Switch the radio power ON
Adjust the volume ..
PREPARATION FOR OPERATING THE RADIO
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK
Please use charger. adaptor and battery pack supplied only
by us. The charger can indicate the charging status.
Charging diagram:
Charging steps:
1 Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet, like arrow LD
2 Plug the AC adapter cable into the adapterlack located
on the back of the charger, like arrowt’g}
3 Place the battery pack or the radio with a battery pack into
the charger, like arrcw®
4 The indicator lights red and charging starts
5 When charging is completed. the indicator lights green
Then remuve the battery pack or the radio frum the charger
is For optimum battery life and pertcrmarice. charge the
battery pack or the radio (With a battery pack) at least 12
hours before initial use
Charging indicators
LED indicator
one-cu state Description
LED Flashes red and then or; siectnty but an standby mode No—laad
LED tibnts Rea cncging lnsefl banerysuccessmfly
LED tonic Green Fullychargzd Chavqlrtg canbietett
LED riasnes Red raiiure Formalmenurlces
Note:
i it is normal it the charger LED flashes red for a short time
when the charger is just connected.
2 If a second battery ts replaced to charge. please wait until
the current battery is fully charged (lights green).li the charger
indicator flashes red during charging:
(1) Please check ilthe battery pack is well connected With
the charger.
(2) The battery pack is damaged criarled
(a) The surrounding temperature is too high or too low.
Note: Please read the "Battery Safety lntormaticn" before use
the charger.
INSTALLING THE BATTERY PACK
t Align the battery pack to the battery slot like diagram 0;
2 Sliding the battery pack to the battery slot till the battery
lock to the right place like diagram ®
PREPARATION FOR OPERATING THE RADIO
“is
To remove the battery, turn 0" the radio firstly. Then slide the
battery latch upwards to unlock the battery, Iike diagram to).
INSTALIJNG THE ANTENNA
Tum 0" the radloi holdlng the base OI antenna and the"
screw it into the connector on the top OI transceiver and turn
clockwise until secure. 1)
To remove the antenna, (urn (III the radio firstlyi and rotate
it anticlockwise
INSTALLING THE BELT CLIP
Align the beIt clip to the two screw holes on the back at the
radio and then tighten the screws by uslng special screw
driver
To remove the beIt clip, unscrew the screws
INSTALLING THE COMMON INTERFACE FENDER
(DUST COVER)
lnsert/ pull out the audio accessories I program
1 Please open the cover otccnnector in diagram
2 Accerdlrlg to the direction ol the arrow £2.) to connect to the
connector ol radio, then press insert slightly.
3 According to the direction olthe arrow (5) to pull it out.
4 Then cover the lender.
“gcable
l e
to
Note:
Afler install, it the accessories can't use please check this
accessories is match or not or install is improper
PREPARATION FOR OPERATING THE RADIO
TURNING THE RADIO ON
Short press the power switch for 3 seconds, you Will hearthe
open lone or voree prompt. Then release the button, lne radio
has turned on
Power switch
Note:
1 lflne alen or voice orornpl function is dlsabled‘ lne radlo
will not have open tune ll your radlc can‘t turn on klndly
check the battery Make sure the battery ls charged ano lnsmll
properly lf your radio sllll can‘t open up, please contact your
local dealer
2 If yuu wonl to lurn off the radio,shul1 press the power for
3 seconds you will near lne close time Then release the
button, the radlu has turned ell
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Rolele clockwlse ine volume conlrol to lncrease the volume
efler power on.
Rotate anticlockwlse the volume Control to decrease the
volume.
CONTENT ( || )
KNOWING MORE ABOUT THE RADIO CONTROLS SETTING
please review «he follcwing sub-directory fivs1ly:
Radio Controls ..........
ngrammabwe keys. ..
Radios mncfions can be preset by programmable keys . . . . . . . ..
Olhersemngs and ulihty vunmions can be 9797531 by programmauwe Keys... .. . .. . .. . .
F'I'I' Bunonu .
Switchmg between Anawog and digital mode
LED mdmalor.
RADIO CONTROLS INTRODUCTION
RADIO CONTROLS
“7
97
70
Parts descripfion:
N0 PART NAME NO PART NAME NO PM Name
1 PTT button 6 Volume control 11 MIC
2 Slde key 1(*) 7 Channel selector 12 Battery law
3 Power swltch 8 LED malcamr 13 Ll-pol Bauery pack
4 Anlenna 9 Speaker 14 Belt Cllp
5 Lamp 10 MIC / SP connector
Note: Buttons llke r] are programmable key
RADIO CONTROLS INTRODUCTION
PROGRAMMABLE KEYS
You dealers can pre-set the programmable keys based on
the length ola button press.
Pleasefllng can be shortcuts of radio functions.
s snort press 7 Pressing and Releasing quickly
(programmable range is trorn 50ms—750ms)
0 Long press 7 Pressing and holding tor programmed length
(programmable range is from SDOms-SODOms)
Note: The programmable duration tor a key press can be used
lor all radio tunctions / utility functions or setting, except
Emergency Call leature For detailed lunction operation, please
reler to page 25
Radios functions can be preset by programmable keys
A High/Low Power Selection 7 SWitch power level between
ngh and Low power
A Voice Operating Transmission (voxl ON / OFF 7 Switch
between vox leature ON and OFF
A Zone selection 7 Change the current working zone (allowed
to select lrorn a zone llst)
A Scan on/ott 7 Turn ON / OFF scanning leature
A Scanning Mode 7 Swnch scanning mode in To, co. SE.
A Repeater / Talk around@ 7 mm between Repeater
mode and Talk Around
A Emergency rnode ON / OFF@7 Start or stop an emergency
alarm or call
A Encryption ON / OFFO— Turn ON / OFF encryption feature
(Available only in Digital Working Mode)
A Radio activatione7 it is allowed to enabled a target radlo
remotely (Available only in Digital Working Mode)
A Radio Detection @ 7 Detect and conlirm it the radio is
Within the scope ol the system ectiwty Without sending any
indication or making visual inspection. (Available only in Digital
Working Mode)
A Radio kill 07 Disable a target radio remotely, which can
protect stolen or missed radios being used by others (Available
only in Digital Working Mode)
A Remote monitorg7 Remotely activate Mic and Transmitter
ota target radio, and create a call silently Without sending any
indication or visual inspection message to target radio, etc
(Available only in Digital Working Mode)
A Analog Monitors 7 Turn ON or OFF radio squelch to
receive weak analog signal. (Available only in Analogue
Working Mode)
A Permanent Monitorg— Same as Analog Monitor feature,
monitoring the channel to make sure it is not occupied belore
transmitting The only diflerence is once Permanent Monitor
is on, the radio will always be in this Monitor mode, till you
exit it
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RADIO CONTROLS INTRODUCTION
A lnlormetron Check 7 Switch to check current channel and
battery strength status information
A Digital lAnelog Mode 7 Swrtch between Digital Mode and
Analog Mode.
A SQ Level 0 7 select the proper so level to gel the best
signal in different environments.
A P197 Call Shortcut, press it to send corresponding cell
function. (Available only in radios wrtnout LCD display)
A P297 Call Shortcut, press it to send corresponding cell
function. (Available only in radios wrtnout LCD display)
A P397 Call Shortcut, press it to send corresponding cell
function. (Available only in radios wrtnout LCD display)
A Flashlight 7 Turn ON / OFF flashlight
othersettings and utility functions on be pre-set by
programmable keys
1 Flashlight ON/OFF—Ium flashlight ON or OFF
2. Preset Keys P1, P2 8. P3 7 Press call shortcuts to send
corresponding calls
3 information Check 7 Switch to check current channel and
battery strength status information
4. so Level 07 Select the proper so level to get the best
signal in different environments.
5 High I Low power selection 7 Switch transmit power level
between high and low
P'I'I' BUTTC! N
There are two basic functions of MT button: Transmitting and
Receiving
PTT Button
0 Press PTT button to transmit the signals to other radios
0 Release PTT button to receive signals from other radios
0 lflhe individual I Group Call or Prompt Tones is activated
the P'I'I' Sidetorie will be heard when you press or release
PTT buttons
0 lfthe individual / Group Call or Prompt Tone is activated,
you Will hear the PTT Sidemne when your radio is receiving
or communication is finishedO
Note: YDu can use programming software to turn off all radio
alert tones and prompt tones oryust disabled partial radio alert
tones and prompt tone 0
RADIO CONTROLS INTRODUCTION
SWITCHING BETWEEN DIGITAL AND ANALOG
MODE
For your convenience, eacn channel can be pmgrammad as
eilner analog channel or oigilal channaI
Programmlng Keys
0 ln standby mode‘ press [ DlglLaI lAnang] ounon loral Ieast
3 seconds the ounenl channel wlII be swltched between
Analog and DIglIaI mode.
Note: Durlng scanning me radio also can swrlones belween
Analog and Dlgltal mode, but scannlng mode wlII be dlsabIsd
LED INDICATORS
LED indlcalors dlsplay ine working slams and modes of
radles
7LED Indicator
0 When LED indicaior lights up soIld green lne radlu is
Iransmimng In analog mode
0 When green LED lndlcator llasnes ins radio is recelvlng in
analog mode
0 when LED lndlcalcrllghls up soIid blue‘ lne radlo is
Iransmimng In digiial made
0 When We LED inoioalor flashes ine radio is receiving in
digilal rnode
Mole:
0 ln analog mode, II LED Ilghls up or flashes green, II indicaies
lnere is acllve SlgnaI delecleo Dver mo aII’,
0 And men II Busy cnannel Luck (BCL) function is turned on
lne radio WIII reIuse io lransmil signal when you press ine
PTT key
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12
CONTENT (
INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
Afier you undersiarid how your radio is configured, you are able to use it more delay.
Use this directory to familiar with the basic call feature:
Choose a Zone. .. ..
Chuuse a Channei, User ID, Group ID
Receive and Answer a Cali. ...
Receive and Answer a Grcup Cali.
Receive and answer a Private Cali
Receive a Generai Cali. . .. . . .. . ..
initiate a Radio Cail .
Use the Encoder Switch to Initiate a Caii
Initiate a Group Cali. .
initiate a Private Cail
Initiate a General Caii
Making a Group or Private Call...
Talk Amund
Mormon.
Monitor Channei ..
Permanent murmur
INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
CHOOSE AZONE
A zone rs a group at channels Your radio supports up to is
zones with a maximum ot ts drgital channels and 16 analogue
channels per zone
Chucse a working zone by tollowrng steps
Procedure
i Press the preset "Zone Swrtch" key
2 A contrrmed prompt tone or vclce prompt( rt turned on )
will be heard, indicating the radio changes from current zone
to another zone successfully
CHOOSE ACHANNEL, USER ID, OR GROUP ID
After choosing the desired zone ( provrded that there rs multiple
zones preset in the radrot choose a working channel, user
alias or ID or Group alras or in wrth the Channel selector.
Prompt:
0 When choosrng a channel a prompt tone ol current channel
will he heard (The prompt tone type can be programmed)
0 You can change currentwcrklng channel mode oy pressing
[Analog / Digital 1 key (Digital (Analog Mode)
RECEIVING AND ANSWERING To A RADIO CALL
tn the current channel you can reoeiye or answer the call
trorn user(s) with the same user lD orgroup lD ln transmitting
the LED rndicator rs normally on, while in receivrng, the LED
indicator rs flashing (Provided that LED rndrcator is turned
on)
Note:
0 Blue LED indicator lrghts up solid blue or flashes, the radio
is transmrttrng or recervrng drgrtal srgnalr
0 Green LED indrcator lrghts up solid green or flashes the
radio rs transmitting or receivrng analog signal
NOTE: ®To deoode an encrypted call, your radio must have
same encryption key, or same Key Value and Key to (preset
by your dealer) as the transmittrng radio (The encryptron can
be preset by your dealer or yuursell)
Please refer to Enclymion on Page 23 (or more detarled
intorrnation
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INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
Reoeiving and Answering to a Group Call 9
To receive a group call, your radio must be programmed as
part olthal group
Procedure:
When receiving a group call
1) Blue LED indicator is flashing (If the LED indicator function
is turned on).
2) To answer I reply, hold the radio vertically 2 5am to am
(1 to 2 inches) lrom your mouth.
3) if the "Prompt Tone" leature tor group call is enabled, you
will hear a short tone when the transmitting radio release the
“PTT” Key, means your radio is free to response, at this
moment, you can press the "P17” key to answer the call
4) You can press PW key to answer the call, blue LED being
normally on
5) You can speak clearly into the microphone, afterthe “Tx
Begin Tone" tor group call is flnlshed (If it is enabled).
5) Release "PTT" key to wait answering.
7) The call is end, if there is no audio activity in preset time
Please refer to initiate a Group Call on Page is for more
detailed information
Receian and Arswering to a Priimte Call 9
A private call refers to a call from an individual radiotb another
lndividuai radio
Blue LED indicator Will be normal on, ilthere is a private call
is received.
Procedures:
When receiving a pnvale caH
l Blue LED indicator is flashing (ilthe LED indicator function
is turned on).
2 To answer/reply, hold the radio vertically 2.5cm to 5m (l
to 2 inches) trom your mouth
3 lithe "Prompt Tone" feature tor private call is enabled, you
Will hear a short tone when the transmitting radio release the
"PTT" Key, means your radio is free to response, at this
moment, you can press the "P17” key to answer the call
4 You can press "P'IT" key to answer the call, and LED
indicator lights up solid blue.
5 You can speak clearly into the microphone, atterthe "Tx
Begin Tone" tor private call is finished til TX Begin Tone is
enabled).
6 Release "PTT" key to wait lor answering.
7 The call is ended, ifthere is no audio activrly in preset time,
and a short Prompt tone Will be heard
Please reler to Inh‘iabe a Private Gallon Page 16 lor more
detailed information.
Receiving a Genaral Call 9
INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
A general oall ls a call from an lndlvrdual radlo to all radlos
ln the same channel.
Procedure:
When reoelylrlg a general oall:
l) Blue LED lndloator ls flashlng (lf the LED lndloatorfunotlon
ls turned on).
2) lf the ”Prompt Tone" for general oall ls enabled. you Wlll
hear a short tone when the transmlttlng radlo release the
“PTT” Key, means your radlo ls free to response.
3)@The call ls end, lfthere ls no audlo actlwty ln preset tlnle.
Note:
‘l lf you sztoh to another ohanrlel whlle reoelylng the General
Call, the radlo Wlll stop reoelylng that general call.
2. Durlng a General Call, you are not able to use any pre-
programmed key untll the call ends.
INITIATE A RADIO CALL
You can chuuse a channel, user ID, or group alias by lolluwing
instruclluns
l use the Channel selector
2 OUse preset keys (please refer to descriptlon ol preset
keys Pt, P2 & P3)
Note: Your radlo can only transmll yoioe Wllh enorypllon only
when the ”Encryplion" leature is Iumed on Yuur target raoio
must have the same eneryptlon key OR the same Key Value
and Key ID wrth your radlo to decode the trahsrnlsslon.
Please refer to Encryptl'nll on Page 28 for more detalled
lnformatton Q.
USING THE CHANNEL SWITCH KNOB T0 INITIATE
A CALL
lnlfiating a Group Call 3
To lnltlate a group call, your radlo must be programmed as
part otthat group
Procedures:
1 Rotate the channel swltch knob to choose the channel Wlth
preset group allas or ID
2 Hold the radlo yertlcally 2 5am to 5cm (1 to 2 lnches) lrom
your mouth
3 GPress the "Pl-l" key to lnltlate a call, and blue LED
lndlcator ls normal call (ll LED lndlcatcr functlon IS turned on)
4 You can speak clearly lnto the mlorophone, alterthe “Tx
Eegln Tune" tor group oall ls finlshed (lf TX Eegln Tone ls
enabled)
5 Release the PW key and llsten to the response, when the
target radlo answers. blue LED lndlcatcrs wlII flash (ll LED
lndloator lunctlon ls enabled)
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INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
s llthe "Prompt Tone" lor group call is enabled, you will hear
a short tone when the transmitting radio is releases the ”FTP"
key, means the channel is lree toryou to answer. At this
moment, you can press the "P17” key to answer the call
OR
The call is end, rllhere is no audio activity in preset time.
lnitiatlng a Private call 3
Your radios must be programmed to allow to initiating a private
call firstly before it can receive or response private call initiated
by an authorized single radio.
ll it is not preset lirstly, when you initiate a call by pressing
preset keys or rotating channel switch knoo, you wrll hear a
reluse prompt tone til prompt tone is turned on)
Frocedures:
t Rolale the channel swrtch knoo
OR
Press preset keys (press it in preset time).
2 Hold the radio vertically 2 5am to mm to 2 inches) from
your mouth.
a. OPress the ”PTT" key to initiate a call, and LED indicator
lights up solid olue (if LED indicator is turned on)
4. You can speak clearly into the microphone, after the "Tx
Eegln Tone" or private call is linisheo (ilTx Begin Toners
enabled)
5 Release the PTT key and listen to the response, when the
target radio answers, blue LED rndroatorwrll flash (if LED
indicator lunctron is turned on)
a If the "Prompt Tone" for private call is enabled, you will
hear a short tone when the transmitting ladle rs releases the
"PTT" key, means the channel is lree toryou to answer. At
this moment, you can press the "P17" key to answer the call
OR
The call is end, it there is no audio activity in presettrme, and
a short call free time prompt tone will he heard
lnitiatlng a General Call 9
Your radios must be programmed to allow to initiating a general
call to all users in the current channel.
Procedures:
t Rotate the channel switch kncb to choose the channel with
preset general alias or lD.
2 Hold the radio vertically 2.5cm to 5cm (1 to 2 inches) lrorn
your mouth.
3 Press the "PTT" key to initiate a call, and the LED indicator
lights up solid blue (it LED indicator tuncticn is turned on)
4 You can speak clearly into the microphone, alter the "Tx
Begin Torte" lor general call is finished (it TX Begin Tone is
enatiled).
INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
Prompt:
Users on the channel can't answerto a general oall.
eYou can initiate a Group Call, Private Call and call alert
by presetling P1, P2 & P3 outlons.
Preset keys‘ feature allows you to initiate a group eall, private
call and call alert to preset lD Thls lealure can be programmed
as shorl press and long press operation
You can set each preset keys as one D. different radio models
can have different preset keys.
initiating a Group Call or Priva|e Call a
This feature allows you to lransmit a call to all radios on the
same channel. Your radios must oe programmed to allow to
using this teature
Procedure:
1 Press preset keys to initiate a group or private call to preset
alias or ID
2 Hold the radio vertically z 5cm to 5cm(1 to 2 inches) lrom
your mouth.
3 Press the "PTT" key to initiate a call. and blue LED indicator
is normally on (it LED indicator is turned on)
4. You can speak clearly into the microphone, atlerthe "Tx
Begin Tone" is finished (If Tx Begin Tone is enabled).
5 Release the PH key and listen to lhe response, when lhe
large! radio answers. olue LED indicator will llash (it LED
indicator lunotion is turned on)
6 If you enaole the ”prompt lone" leature, you will hear a
short oeep when the target radio released the [Pmkey Press
[FTP] to answer.
0r
ll there is no voice aotiyity within a predetermined time then
the call is terminated and you will hear a shorl beep
TALK AROUND
You can oontinue to communicate oy using talk around lealure
when lhe repeater is not operaling, or when lwo way radio
is out cf the repealer's range out wilhin the lalking range of
other radios This is known as "talk Amund"
Procedure
1 Press preprogramrned "lalk Around" key lo swiloh oelween
lalk around and repeater mode
2 IHhe prompl tone is enabled. you will hear a short oeeo
which means (indicates) the radio is already in lalk around
mode
Or
ll lhe prompt tone is enabled, you will hear a beep which
means (indicales) the radio is in Repeater mode
Note: ltthe settings is set to Talk around mode when you turn
oil the radio, the settings Will slill maintain to Talk around mode
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INITIATING AND RECEIVING CALLS
MONITORING SETTINGS
Monitoring a Channel 6
Use the meniiorieaiure to rnake sure a channel is free belore
iransrnrmng
Procedure
i. Press and hoid the preset (anaiog monitor] key and
hsien m ine activity.
2. The LED Indicator irghts up solid green (If LED indicator
is enanied)
3. When you hear the achvriy of radio or "White noise" ( the
channei rs Iree), press PTT to iaik and reiease PTT to irsien.
Femtanent MonitorO
Use permanent monitor feaiure ic canhnueusiy monitor a
channei.
Procedure:
1.Press|he preset [permanentmonilorl key and irsienic
aehvriy
z The LED indicator fights up solid biue (If LED indicator is
enabled)
3 When you hear the aclivity of radio or "white noise" (Ihe
channei is Iree), press PTT to Iaik and reiease PTT Io iisten
CONTENT ( IV)
DMR SERVICE ( PRE-PROGRAMMED BY PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE)
For more information on turn on or offthe radios setting and advanced functions through preprograrnmed (by programming
software), please review the following details.
Please use these guides belowto learn more aboutme DMR operation items:
Remote Monitoring duration.
Remote Monllorlng. . .. .
Remote Kil. . . . . . . . . . . ..
Radio Detection 20
Remote Revive .
Call Alert 20
Encryption level. .
Time uul Timer 21
Talk around Group Call lime .. . . ..
Talk around Private Call time.
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DMR OPERATION ITEMS ( PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE)
Remote Monitoring duration
Users can limit the duration of the radio that being remote
monitor by other users
(Range from 10s to 1zcs)
Decoding Remote Monitoring
Users can turn on or otfforallowing your radio to receive and
process the remote monitor instruction trom other radios
through preapmgrammed (by programming software).
This instructs indicate receiver radio within the range of remote
monitor to revive its own Mic s. transmitter. The radio will
initiate a call silently and not give any notice to your radio
about remote monitor.
Note:
This feature is only available in "digital" mode.
Radio Disable
Users can turn on or off to allow the radio to receive and
process "radio Kill" instruction from another radio. and disable
it remotely through Dre—programmed (by programming software)
Note:
This feature is available ONLY in "digital" mode
Decoding Radio Detection
Users can turn on or off tor allowing other radios to check
whether your radio is amive in the system with no bother to
that radio through pie—programmed (by programming software)
Note:
This feature is available ONLY in "digital" mode
Decoding Remote Revive
Users can turn on oroffforallowrng your radio to receive and
process ”radio revlve" (revive your radio remotely) instruction
from other radio through preoprcglammed (by programming
software) This function can be used when a stolen or lost
radio has been recalled.
Note:
This feature is available ONLY in "digital" mode
call Alert
Users can turn on or off to allow other radios use the alert
lunction to request you call back when you are available
through preaprogrammed (by programming software). But No
voice communication.
Note:
This feature is available ONLY in "digital" mode
Encryption Level
This function can add encryption to selected digital channel
The encryption is a scrambling solution based on the software.
but not very reliable it just for preventing eavesdrops The
portions of transmission signal and the user identification are
DMR OPERATION ITEMS ( PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE)
not encrypted. The receiver and transmitter radio must be
preset to have the same encryption level or the same Key
Value and Key ID. then can decrypt an encryptionrenable call
or receive encrypted transmitting data You can enable or
disable the encryption function through custom buttons of
Short press or Long press (The Encryption ON / OFF) or
Encryption ("Seltlng" menu) Your radio must enaple
”Encryption” function on the channel or the "Encryption"
function of your radio to send an encrypted transmission
signal if the encryption function of Channel or your radio is
enabled. the encryption icon will displays on the radio With
LED.
aption :
©OFF 7 Turn off all encryption function of your radio.
©Low 7 Allow to add oasic encryption to selected digital
channel. For every radio, users must choose an initialization
encryption key from preset list. if the initialization encryption
key of receiving radio and the transmitting radio is different.
you Will hear a chaotic transmission.
@Middle 7 Allow to add strong encryption to selected digital
channel Every channel with encryption ON must oe connected
with a initialization encryption key value. if the Key in of the
transmitting radio is not match With all Key ID of the receiving
radio. the receiving radio will hear nothing
©High 7AlloW to add enhanced encryption to selected digital
channel Every channel With encryption ON must he connected
with a s initialization encryption key value lfthe Key D of the
transmitting is not match With all Key ID of the receiVing radio.
the receiving radio will hear nothing
Note:
The function is available 0va in Digital mode However.
encryption function ofa channel or a radio is not supported
on some models.
Time Limit Launch
Users Cari sel the longest time thal can be transmitting for
Each call
Talk Around Group Call time
Users can set the radio to receive the digital group in and
to answerand receive or continue calls to initiate the duration
of the group call. if Off Network Group Call time fails. then
the radio can use the cps transmitter which is specified for
the channei(Digitai Group) to emit.
Talk Around private Call time
Users can release the"one click" PTT)button and the radio
will remain as OH NetWork single Cali time settings This can
prevent the PTT to make a call again each time During this
period. the channel is in idle mode so other radios are still
capaple of transmitting lf Off Network Private Call time fails.
then the radio can use the cps transmitterwhich is specified
for the channei(Digitai Gmup) to emit
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CONTENT ( V)
ADVANCED FEATURES
Please use below guides to learn more about the radio
features:
During scannlng and transmitting (ypes... . .. . ..23
Talkback. . .. .
Scan transminlng mode .
Appoinied cnannel.. . .. . ..
Scan mode
Scan lisi. ..
Scanning... ..
Stan and stop scanning...
Durlng scanning. replyto em
CalIAIen..
Receiving and replylng call alert .
Call Alert key"
Emergency operaiion .....
Sending an Emergency alarrn. .
Sending an Emergency alarrn wiin volce.
Reiniiiaie and exinhe emergency rnode. .. .. .. .. .. .. 28
Encryption... .. ..
More services (operations
Sendlng Radlo Deieciicn ......
Sendlng Remoie Moniicring
Sending Remote Klll... ..
Sending Remote Revwe . . .
Semngs..... .. .. .
ngh / low powerseletiori.
Prompt tone typesettings
Prompt tone Volume settings.
vox ON / OFF
lntonriation Check
General guide forfault nandling
Maintenance and Clean.
Optional accessories ..
ADVANCED FEATURES
REPLY (OR TRANSMIT) TYPES DURING SCANNING
You can set the reply mode or transmit type or the scan list
by the pre-programmed sofiware
Talkhack
Q). lrsohware presets it ON. when a carrier signal on the scan
list is received during scan. and disappear in as later. Press
[PTT] button to reply the current channel member scanned.
(2). if software presets it OFF, you can set the transmitting
reply mode through {Scan transmitting model .
Note:
0 Option ON/OFF
0 Default: On
Scan transmitting mode
a) Start channel 7 To reply call oelore scan initiated
gz) Last active channel 7 Tu reply call on last previous active
channel
Q Appointed channel 7 To appoint a channel to reply call
Allocated channel
it to choose appointed channel for reply when your radio
receives a carrier signal scanned on a scan list during scanning,
and when the signal disappears, press [PTT] to reply the
call on that appointed channel
Scan mode
if it is permitted by your dealer or system administrator, users
can check or operate scan mode through the self-delined
keys.
o You can choose uHhe lollowtng three modes:
o co (carrier) 7 Once radio receives a scanned signal over
the air, it Will stay on that channel until signal disappears, and
then continue to scanning
o TO (Time) 7 Once the radio receives a scanned signal
overthe air, it Will stay on that channel for a presettime. Once
time is out, it Will continue to scanning.
o SE (Seek) 7 Once the radio receives a scanned signal
overthe air, it Will stay on that channel and stop scanning
until you re-activate to scanning
Procedure:
Press the preset scanning Key.
Note:
o Every time you press the scanning key, the scan mode Will
be change among three modes: carrier mode, time mode and
research mode
SCAN LIST
Users can preset scan lists and assign them to single channels
or groups Radio Will scan cyclically to check ilthere is voice
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ADVANCED FEATURES
signal on current channel or group
Your radio supports up to 16 scan lists. and each scan can
contain a maximum or stzchannels Each scan lisl supports
both digital and analogue modes
SCAN
When you initiate a scan. your radio cycles the channels or
groups in the scan list to check iithere is any voice aotnrity
The LED indicatorilashes blue and green speedily.
When mixed modes (analogue and digital) channels under
scanning, it your radio stays on a digital channel, but radio
scans an analogue signal and locked on the channel. then
the radio will auto sWitch to analogue mode from digital mode
during the calling duration. vice versa.
Note:
”Talkback" or "Scan Tx mode" and "Appointed channels"etc
scan detail settings can be preset by your dealer or system
administrator
Starting and Stopping Scan
Procedure
1. Press the preset scan onion key.
2 When the scan is activated. the LED indicatorflashes olue
and green speedily. and meanwhile you Will hear an audible
alert "ON" ii activated)
OR
Press the preset soan ON / OFF key again to stop. When the
scan is OFF, the LED indication turns OFF. and meanwhile
you Will hear an audlble "OFF” t ilactivated.)
Transmit during the scanning
Your radio Will stay on an active channel or group talk during
scan. the time period when radio stays on the channel or
gmup talk is called "idle lime"
Procedure
1 Hold the radio vertically 25cm to 5cm (1 to 2 inches) lrorn
your mouth.
li"Prompt Tone" is activated. you Will hear a short tone when
you release the (Pl-r) . it means that the ohanhel is free to
respond
2 During the standby time( aooula seconds), press (Pm
lithe LED indicator lights blue, it is in digital mode. it it lights
green, it is in analog mode.
3 After you hear the Tx Begin Tone (if activated), press
(P171 and speak clearly into the microphone.
4 Release the (PTTl to lecelve.
5 it nothing is done during the standby. the radio Will resume
scanning the rest channels or groups
ADVANCED FEATURES
CALL ALERT
Users can turn on or oft to allow other radios use the alert
lunction to request you call back when you are available by
press ore-programming the direct call key
Receive and respond to call alert
When you receive call alert
t You will hear a prompt tone repeatedly The LCD indicator
tlashes olue speedily ( iiactivated.)
2 You can press (PTT) to reply Within 4 seconds alter you
receive the call alert
Note:
llyou do not press [P'IT] Within 4 seconds. the radio Will
Exit the call alert automatically
initiate call alert bythe direct call key.
Procedure
1. Press the direct call Key and there Will be a preset target
radio ID.
2. Press [PTT] to transmit Within the preset time. LED
indicator Will lights blue.
3 The radio Will produce a prompt tone ifthe target radio
receives the call alert.
OR
The radio Will produce a lower prompt tone it the target radio
does not receive the call alert
EMERGENCY ALARM
The emergency alarm is mainly used in emergency
circumstances You can initiate emergency call at any time
and any status, even when there is other activity on the
channel
0 Your distributor can set the emergency Mic duration via
the software
- Short press , shorter than the long press time
. Lung press - range from 500 milliseconds tpsooo milliseconds
0 Your radio supports three emergency alarm modes:
. Emergency alarm
. Emergency alarm and call
. Emergency alarm and voice
The alarm is a nonrvolce signaling, which can enable another
radio to respond This function can be used when users press
the emergency alert button.
0 Your radio supports 3 emergency alarm modes:
0 Disable 7 the radio can't send the alarm signal
. Slandard?Radlo Transmmelfthe radio can send the alarm
signal and show audio and visual alert
. silent7Radio Alarm signaling 7 the radio can send the
alarm signal, but don‘l provide any audio or visual prompt that
indicates as "Emergency“ mode. or in addition there Will be
no any sounds received
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ADVANCED FEATURES
. silent wllh Audio 7 Radio Alarm signaling, the radio can
send the alarm signal without showmg audio or visual alert
and radio will send the emergency alarm on the eligible
channel.
Note:
A Only one of the above emergency alarm can be set to the
emergency alarm key.
A This is avallable ONLY in digital mode.
Sending an Emergency Alarm
ll users are allowed to send an emergency alarm, it is new
voice signal, the screen of the target radio will shows the
visual characters or icon as well as an alert tone
Procedure:
‘l. Press the preset emergency mode ON / OFF key
2 LED indicator lights blue
3. it the target radio chflrms that the emergency alarm is
received, you Will hear a conflrmlng tone and the LED indicator
flash blue speedily
OR
ltyou don't receive any confirmations from the target radio,
after several attempts (preset by the software), you will hear
a lower prompt tone
4. The radio exils emergency mode.
Note: If your radio is set to "silent" option, no audio or visible
indication is shown to the your radio
Sending an Emergency Alarm and Call
This teature allows users to send an emergency alarm to the
target radio. Alter confirmation, both radios will communicate
with a detault emergency channel
Procedure
‘l Press the preset emergency mode on/olf key.
2 LED indicator lights blue.
3 If the target radio confirms that the emergency alarm is
received, you will hear a confirming tone and the LED indicator
tlash blue speedily
OR
ltyou don't receive any confirmations from the target radio.
after several attempts (preset by the software), you Will hear
a lower prompt tone
4 Hold the radio vertically 25cm to 5cm (1 to 2 inches) trom
your mouth.
5 Press (PTT) to call the target radio The LED indicator
lights blue (if activated).
5 After you hear the Tx Begin Tone (if activated), press
[P17] and speak clearly into the microphone.
7 Release the (PTT) to receive
8 it "Prompt Tone" is activated. you will hear a shon tone
when the {PTT} oi the target radio is released it means
that the channel is free to respond
ADVANCED FEATURES
OR
Press the preseT (emergency mode ON/OFFl key to exit
the emergency mode.
Note:
o llyour radio is set to "silent" option, the screen will not send
any sound or voice while in the emergency call mode, neither
Trom the target radio to receive a respond to any call until
users press the [PTT] key to initiate a call.
0 lTyour radio is set to "silent ern audlo"op1lon, no audio or
Visible indication is shown to the target radio. The radio Will
prompt only when you press [PTT] key to initiate or respond
to a call.
Sending an Emergency Alarm and Voice
This Tealure allows users to send an emergency alarm to The
Target radio/radios Aner mnflrmalion. your radio microphone
(MIC) and The transmitler will pe automatically activated,
allowmg you To communicale wiTh other Target radios wiThout
The need To press [PTT] key This activation or The microphone
Tunction is called an liimergency microphonev
lrlhe user press [PTT] key during The programmed emergency
microphone Transmission period, The radio ignores the PTT
press and remains in emergency mode
Note:
0 lTThe user presses The [PTT] key during emergency
microphone and continue to press [PTT] key after the
emergency microphone duration expires. Then the radio
continues to transmit the call until you release The [PTT] key
Procedure:
t Press the preset emergency mode on/ofl key.
2 LED indicator lights plue.
3 Alter you hear the Tx Begin Tone (it activated). users can
speak clearly with the mlcrophone(MIC), when the xiimergency
microphone? is activated, radio will automatically start to
transmit signals Without needing to press the [PTT] key until
a default emergency microphone time is over then it will stop
lo transmit.
4 During the transmission. the LED indicator lights blue (it
activated).
5 Alter the emergency microphone is over. the radio will
automatically stop transmit the signals. To start again, press
[PTTJ key to transmit.
Mole:
0 Ti your radio is seT to “silent" omen, no audio or yisiple
indication is shown in The emergency call mode, neilher Trom
The Target radio to receive any response. unlil an emergency
mic transmitTing Time is over and you have To press The [PTT]
key
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ADVANCED FEATURES
0 llyour radio is set to "silent with voice" option in emergency
call mode when you use the emergency microphone to initiate
a call, orwhen the default emergency microphone time has
ended, no audio orvisicle indication is shown but only when
you press [PTT] Key, these indication Will appear again.
Re-initiate Emergency mode
Under the tolloWing two circumstances, you need to re-access
the emergency mode
t Changing channel manually in emergency mode wl” force
the radio to exit the emergency mode lf you need to activate
the emergency alarm on the new channel, you have to press
the preset (Emergency model key again
2 Press the preset [emergency alarm ON/OFF] key while
emergency alarm is activated and is transmitting, this Will
enable the radio to exit the emergency alarm mode, users
need to re-press the preset [emergency alarm ON/OFF] key,
and then restart the emergency alarm call
Exil the emergency mode
The radio Will exit emergency mode under the lollowmg three
circumstances
t The emergency alarm acknowledgement is received while
your radio is activating emergency alarm (For emergency
alarm ONLY), your radio Will exit emergency mode
2. The maximum numcerof attempts to perform an emergency
alarm call, it Will automatically exit emergency alarm mode.
3 When the preset [emergency alarm switch] key is pressed,
your radio will exit emergency alarm manually.
Note:
0 if your radio is powered off during an emergency call, it will
exist the emergency mode. The radio will not reinitiate the
emergency mode when the radio is turned on.
ENCRYPTION
lllhis feature is enabled, it is advantageous to prevent other
users from using the software encryption method Without
authorization Parl of the transmitted signal and user
identification is not encrypted The radio must enable the
channel’s encryption function to transmitlhe encrypted signal,
although this is not required to receive / transmit. At the same
time in the encryption ollhe channel, the radio can receive
a clear transmission signal.
0 Your radio supports the follovving types of encryption
. Low 7 Basic encryption
. Middle — Strung encryption
. High 7 Enhanced encryption
Note:
AOVlly one of the above mentioned types can he assigned
to a radio
ADVANCED FEATURES
0 To decrypt the encrypled call or data transmission, user
must have the same encryption key or the same key level.
key value and key ID. lf user receive a different encryption
key key value and ID key wrth encryption call . user can hear
the confusing transmission of signals (basic encryption) or
listen to nothing( Enhanced 1 super strong encryption)
Procedure:
1. Press the preset (Encryption ONIOFF] key
Note:
0 Your radio must be pre-prugrammed In allocate the key
values, Key ll: and encryption lype
0 Some types of radios may not provide a single channel
encryption or not encryption function Please contact your
dealer or system administrator for further information.
ADVANCED SERVICESO
Advanced services are needed to be programmed by software
beforehand. and can be accessed by the usefrdsflned keys.
Radio defections
lflhis is activated, you can check whether the target radlu is
availaole or not Withdul disturbing The target radio won‘l
receive any audio or visible notice This function is only
availaole for the user alias ur ID
Procedure:
1 Press the preset [radio detection] key
2 lfthe target radio is available in the system, your radio Will
sound alert.
Remote manhole
Use the remote monitor function to sWitch on the microphone
of a target radio (user alias or ID only). No audio crvisible
indication is shown to the target radio. You can use this
function to monitor the surrounding activities of the target
radio
Procedure:
1 Press the preset (Remote monitor) key.
Note:
o lflhe target radio is activated successfully, you vvill hear a
prompt sound from the target radio.
o Your radio must be programmed through programming
software to use this function.
Radio Kill a
You can kill any other radios in the system For exampie. you
may want to kill a stolen radio to prevent the thief from using
ii. and re-aclivale that radio when it is retrieved
Procedure:
1 Press the preset (radio kill) key
Note:
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ADVANCED FEATURES
0 ti the target fadlo is kitted successfully. your mdio Witt receive
a beep sound
0 Performing Radio kitl is limited to radios with these function
activated. Check With your dealer or system administrator for
detail information
0 Your radio must oe programmed through programming
software to use this function
Radio Revive
Users can activate any other radios which have been kitted
For example, users might want to re-activate and use a stolen
radio which has been kitted.
Procedure:
1 Press the preset (Radio Revive] key
Note:
0 While reviving, it will send out the remote revive signal to
the target radio. if the signal is picked up successfully by the
target radio, your radio wttl receive a peep sound
e Only the radio with this function activated can carry out this
function Please contact your dealer or system administrator
for further information.
0 Your radio must be programmed to allow user to use this
function
SETTINGS
tf your dealer or system administrator allows you to set the
basic settings and operation through definaote key. then you
coutot check and set the fottowtng settings via definable key.
0 You could check or set the following settings
. High flow power selection
. sduelch levet options
. Turn ON or OFF vox
. Check battery power strength
High / low power setting
tf your dealer or system administrator allows you to do preset.
you could check and set the radio power level through definable
key to prolong the battery working life
Note:
A High power ensure a tong distance communication with
target radio.
A Low power ensure a short distance communication with
target radio.
Procedure:
1. Press preset (High/Low Power selection) to sWitch the
high power and tow power
Note: Once the power level is changed. the radio Will do a
sound prompt (tf activated)
ADVANCED FEATURES
Prompt tone type setting
if your dealer or system administrator allows you to do preset,
when you do the radio operation, tne radio Will souno prompt
tone or voice prompt
. Power ON radio 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Power OFF raoio 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt. silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. cnannel selection 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Power level check 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Low power alert 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default Voice prompt)
. Power selection 7 Prompt tone. voice prompt, silence
(Default Voice prompt)
. souelcn level selection 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Scan ON/OFF 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Current channel ctieck7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Alarm ON/OFF 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default Voice prompt)
. Private call prompt 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default Voice prompt)
. Group call prompt 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. General call prompt 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. TOT prompt 7Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence (Default
Voice prompt)
. as revive timeout 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Encryption ON 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. Encryption OFF 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default: Voice prompt)
. vox ON 7 Prompt tone. voice prompt, silence (Default
Voice prompt)
. vox DPP 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt. silence (Default
Voice prompt)
. Zone Selection 7 Prompt tone, voice prompt, silence
(Default Voice prompt)
Prompt tone volume setting
You or your dealer or system aoministrator could set your
radio sound prompt volume via programming software
options:
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ADVANCED FEATURES
- 1 7 mlnlmum
. 13 7 Maxlmum
- Default 10
Squelch level settling
You could adjust the radro souelch level to elrmrnate some
week and useless signal call or channel wrth background
norse hrgher than normal value
Setting: Normal delault value rs level 4 The hrghest level rs 9
Note: The hrghest squelch level may prevent some long
drstanoe call.
Procedure:
t. Press preset (squelch level] key
2. You wrll hear a prompt lone (liactlvated)
Options:
0 7 soueloh ON
1 7 Minimum
9 7 Maxrmum
Delault : 4
Turn on l OFF vox
ll requrred, you could turn ON the preset vox feature, and
no need to press PTT to rssue a call. Whenever the rnrcrophone
oi aeoessorres wrth vox detects voroe sound, the radio wrll
transmrt automallcallyr and keep transmrttrng durrng voroe
detected
Note:
0 You could adjust the vox lransrnrttrhg sensrtivlty through
MIC galn ura programmrng software
0 The higher vo>< level the hrgher sensltrvlty to detect voiee
User need to set rl based on workth envrronment
0 Level selection:
. l2 7 nghest sensrtrvrty
. ‘l 7 Lowest sehsrtivity
. lncrement 1
. Default: 4
Procedure:
l. Press preset [VOX ON / OFF) key to turn on or ofl the
leature.
2 A prompt lone wrll pe sounded (rl aetrvated).
Note:
l. To turn rt ON or OFF rs only valrd tor the radro wrth vox
leature. Please contact your dealer or system adminrstrator
for more detarl.
2. lr prompt tone is acllvaledr then please speak to radlo
mrcrophone afler a prompt tone heard
Irflcrmafion Check
ll your dealer or system admihrstrator allow to preset you
could eheckthelollowrng rnlormatron of radro through definable
key defined wilh intorrnalron check.
ADVANCED FEATURES
1. Power tsvel
2. Battery strength tevet
3. Current charmet mode
4. Current womrrg zone
Procedure:
1. Press preset (lnformatron Check] Key.
2. A beep sound wiH be heard ( W emulated).
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GENERAL GUIDE FOR FAULT HANDLING
Malfunction
Analysis at causes
Handling method
Fail 10 (um ON radlo
Battery ls installed incorrectly
Re-lnsiall battery
Battery power lower than preset value
Please change or charge battery.
Bad pattery contacts or contacts m dlrly
Check and clear the battery contacts
The sound get lower or unclear
or interrupted during recelvmg
slgnal
Battery power get lower
Please change or charge battery.
Volume control at low Value
Adjust the volume to be hlgher
Antenna gets loose or antenna frequency
is lnccrrect.
Power olt rattle, and rerlnstall antenna
or change antenna with right frequency.
Speaker is blocked or damaged.
Try to clear the outer speaker or contact
your dealer.
Uslng the ramp under poor workrng envlmnmenl
or electromagnetlc lnterference
Change worklng enwronrnent or shrft
antenna dlrecticn.
Fall to talk wrln group members
The current workmg channel frequency or
signal-pg settlng ls oltterent with other group
members
Change channel or reset srgnalrng to oe
same as other group members
The settlng of Dlgltal or analogue channel is
incorrect
Repregram the current digital or analogue
channel
Far away wlth that group members
Get closer to that group members
Pops up other comrnunlcatlcn or
noise on the current channel
To be lnleflered by other members
Tu change lrequency or channel
Dld not program wrth relevant srgnalrng
To program signalmg for the group member to
prevent same frequency interterence.
Louder rmlse durlng
communicatron
The communlcatlon otstance ls tau tar
between members
Get Closer to other members
To be blocked py hrgh pulldmg, or be onlower
lanolcrm or casement etc worklng envlronmenl
Go tor open arr area‘ and turn on radlo agam
tor a try.
GENERAL GUIDE FOR FAULT HANDLING
Malfunction
Analysis of causes
Handling method
Louder noise during
communication
To be interlered strongly by external
environment or others.
Try to keep away with instruments or
equipments Whlch may cause interference.
GPS lail le posillorllrlg (Optional)
Radlo witneut sps feature; Or is worklng
under poor worklng eninronment that falls
Io receive GPS Signal
To add sps leatures or move to work in the
open air.
Note: II the above methods fall to solve your problem or you Confmm other dlffereni malfunctlonsi please Contact your local
dealer or appclnted malnlenance stalion for more suppcns.
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MAINTENANCE AND CLEAN
To make sure lhe radio's best performance and prolong its
working lilei please be acduainted With the lolldWing contents
so that you can do well maintenance and clean lor the radio.
Maintenanoe
@ Please do nol scralch or puncture the device with hard
matter
© Please do not place the deirice under the environment
which can corrode electronic circuit or under sun direct
radiation
@ Please do not carry the device by handing its antenna or
headset
@ Please make sure the SP-MIC be covered well if it is not
in use.
Clean
Please clean your deirice regularly by using dry laid laoric or
soft omsh lo Wipe the dust on surlace and charger contacts,
The keypads. control knob and housing case of the device
are easy get dirty. Please use nonwoven wlpes to clean them.
Please do not use chemical to clean it such as detergent
alcohol, spray or petroleum products or the deirice surlace
or printing character maybe damaged Belore power on the
radio please make sure the deyice is dry completely.
STANDARD ACCESSORIES
AC Adapter Charger
Amenna Bencnp
Li—pm Battery
Twe
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OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
Air conduit earphone
Earphone-1
Programmable cable
Speaker mwcrophcne
Earphone-2
Kydera®
PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL Two-WAV RADIO

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