FUJIAN NEW CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS DM-8500 DMR TWO WAY RADIO User Manual Part One

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DM-8500 User Manual
TO USER
Thank you tor purcnasing the digital (analog two way radios
designed and produced by Ouanzhou City New Century
Communlcallcn Electronic (30., Ltd Tnis product is developed
elaborately as a regular digital nandneld radio according to
EU standard and advanced international Iechnology The
radio is endowed wrtti ergonomic design and comprenensive
tunction to deliver an advanced communication solution, which
can detinitively bring you a whole new operation and digital
communication experience, improve your work efficiency and
convenience, and provide a reliable saleguard tor emergent
communication.
Our serial products are tested strictly by rigorous testing
procedures Witn advance international instruments and
equipments
Warm warning To derive optimum periormance trom your
radio, please read tnis manual and tne supplied Saiety
lntormation Booklet careiully belore use.
FCC Statement
This equipment has been tested and tound to comply with tne
limits tor a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 90 of FCC
Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against narmtul interierence in a residential
installation Tnis equipment generates and can radiate radio
irequency energy and, it not installed and used in accordance
witn the instructions, may cause narmiul interlerence to radio
communications However, tnere is no guarantee tnat
interterence wrll not occur in a particular installation lttnis
equipment does cause narmiul interlerence to radio or television
reception, wnicn can be determined by turning tne equipment
clff and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct
The interlerence by one or more ottne tollowing measures:
0 Reorient or relocate the recewing antenna. increase tne
separation between the equipment and receiver
. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit ditierent
irom tnat to whicn the receiver is connected
. Consull tne dealer or an experienced radiofl'V tectinician
ior nelp Operation is subject to the tollowing two conditions:
1. Thls device may not cause narmiul interlerence, and 2.
Tnis device must accept any inlel'ference received, including
interterence tnat may cause undesired operation.
Note: "cnanges or moditications to triis unit not expressly
approved by the party responsible tor compliance could void
the users authority to operate the equipment."
Attention:
This radio complies vvitti lEEE and ICNIRP exposure limits
ior occupational/controlled RF exposure.environment at
operating duty tactors oi up to 50% and is autnonzed by tne
FCC for occupational use only
Compliance with RF Exposure standards
The radio complies With the toilowmg RF energy exposure
standards and guidelines
0 United states Federal Communications Commission. Code
ol Federal Regulations. 47 CFR &1.1307.1.1310 and 2.1093
0 American National standards institute (ANSI) l institute of
Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) (:95 1:2005;
Canada Rsstoz issue 5 March 2015
o institute ol Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE)
(:95 l 2005 Edition
RF Exposure Compliance and Control Guidelines and
Operating instructions
To control your exposure and ensure compliance With the
occupational/controlled environment exposure limits always
adhere to the lollowrng procedures.
Guidelines:
0 Do not remove the RF Exposure Label lrom the device.
0 User awareness instructions should accompany device
when transterred to other users.
0 Do not use this device iithe operational requirements
described herein are not met
Operating instructions:
0 Transmit no more than the rated duty lactor of 50% oi the
time. To transmit (talk), push the PushaToaTalk (PTT) button.
To receive calls. release the PTT button. Transmitting 50 %
oi the time. or less. is important because this radio generates
measurable RF energy exposure only when transmitting (in
terms of measuring tor standards compliance)
. Hold the radio in a vertical position in lront oHace with the
microphone (and the other parts oithe radio. including the
antenna) at least one inch (2 5 cm) away irorn the nose Keeping
the radio at the proper distance is important pecause RF
exposures decrease With distance lrcm the antenna. Antenna
should be Kept away from eyes.
0 When worn on the pody. always place the radio in a approved
clip. holder. holster. case. or body harness ior this product.
Using approved bodyaworri accessories is important because
the use of ours or other manulacturer‘s non-approved
accessories may result in exposure levels. which exceed the
Fccs occupational/controlled environment RF exposure limits.
. liyou are not using a body-worn accessory and are not
using the radio in the intended use position in ironioi the lace.
then ensure the antenna and the radio 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 manufacturer‘s name approved supplied or
replacementantennas. batteriesand accessories Use of non-
mahulacturer—name approved antennas, batteries. and
accessories may exceed the FCC RF exposure guidelines.
Getting Started :
Before you use this user manual, please review the lollowmg
information carelully
9 How to use Oils user manual
9 What informallon lha1 your dealer I System Admlnlslraloi
can Inform you
How to use this user manual
This manual introduces the basic operation of Kydera
compatible DMR/Artaiog handheld transceiver
However. your dealer or system administrator may already
preset features or this radio based on your working type and
requirement Please consult with your dealer or system
administrator about (he delalls.
For your convenience and easy iarniliar with this radio. the
icons below are used iordistinguishing operable and available
leatures tor analog mode and digital mode
0 This icon indicates the function is only available in Analog
mode
Qihis icon indicates the iunction is only available in Digital
mode
[-lln any operating screen, you can press this button to
return back 10 Home Screen.
Note: There is no spectal icon shown forleatures lha| workable
in both Analog and Digital mode.
You can check with your dealer or system administrator for
the tollowing:
9 is your radio with derauit settings or any preset channels
that the distributor usually set?
0 Which buttons are have been designed to operate other
teatures?
o What optional accessories can be used with your radio?
Preparation tor operating the radio
Please assemble your radio by luilowing steps
t) The battery pack is not charged at the iactory, charge it
hrstiy berore use
2) Check the charger indicator, when charging is completed
the indicator lights up solid green
3) install the battery to the radio
4) install the antenna
5) install the belt clip
5) install the general lnlerface cover (dust cover)
7) Switch the radio power ON and ad)ust the volume
Charging the battery pack
Please use charger, adaptor and battery pack supplied only
by us The charger can indicate the charging status
Charging diagram
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Charging steps @-
1 Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet, like arrow (1)
2 Plug the AC adapter cable into the adapterjack located
on the back or the charger, like arrow(2)
3 Place the battery pack or the radio with a battery pack into
the charger. like arrow (3)
4 The indicator lights up solid red and charging starts. When
charging is completed. the indicator lights up solid green.
Then remove the battery pack or the radio trorn the charger.
Note For optimum battery lite and periorrnance. charge the
battery pack or the radio (with a battery pack) at least 12
hours before initial use.
Charging indicators
LED indicalar Current state Description
Flashes red and then or; Electrity but on standby Nurload
Lights Red charging insert battery
tights Green Fully charged charging completed
Flashes Red Failure For maintenances
Note:
‘l. it is normal it the charger LED nashes red for a short time
when the charger is iust connected.
2 If a second battery is replaced to charge. please wait until
the current battery is tully charged (lights green).ltthe charger
indicator tlashes red during charging:
(1) Please check ilthe battery pack is well connected with
the charger.
(2) The battery pack is damaged ortailed
(3) The surrounding temperature is too high or too low.
A Note: Please read the "Battery Safety lntormation" betore
useing the charger
installing the battery pack
t Align the battery pack to the battery slot like diagram 1
2 Sliding the battery pack to the battery slot till the battery
lock to the right place like diagram 2
were
To remove the battery. turn ott the radio nrstly. Then slide the
battery latch upwards to unlock the battery. like diagram 3.
Install the general interface cover (dust cover)
1 Remove two screws (as per diagram 1). then open the lack
stopper.
2 Plug the accessory into according lack ot the radio as per
diagram). and then press it lightly tor well contact.
3 To remove the accessory by plugging it out as per
diagramta: direction.
Reminder: it the installation can't be use. please check it the
accessory is appropriate or installed incorrect
Installing the antenna
Turn a" the radio. holding the base 0! antenna. and (hen
screw ll into the connector on the (op 07 transceiver and turn
clockwise until secure.
To remove the antenna, turn a" the radio firstlyr and rotate
it anticlockwlse
Installing the belt clip
Allgn the belt Cllp lo the two screw holes on We back 0' the
radlc‘ and then tighten the screws by usmg speelal screw
drlver.
To remove the belt Cllp, unscrew the screws.
Turning the radio ON
Turn the ON / OFF/ Volume Control Knob clockwise unlll a
5|le Sound ls heard Then you hear a Conflrmallon sound and
a welcome Image is shown on the radlo cllsplay.
Note: There is no souno lf the ratio prompt tones or alerttone
is disabled is lithe raoio is not power on, please check the
battery firstly to make sure lt ls installed properly lithe radio
is sllll not power on, please Contact your dealer.
To turn omhe raolo, rotate antlclockwise the volume control
tlll a Cllck sound is heard. The dlsplay le show power OFF
message or a prompt tone will be heard.
Adjusfing the Volume
Rotate olockwrse the volume control to increase lhe volume
alter power on The Volume lnoreasmg Progress Bar will
appear on lhe dlsplay slmultaneously
fie
Rolale antlclockwlse the volume Control Io decrease the
fl
volume The Volume lhoreasmg Progress Barwrll appear on
the display slmultaneously
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Content ( I )
Knowing mare abom me ndio eomrels sening
Please mview me renewing sub-directory firmly:
Radio oumrols
Programmable keys
Access :0 lealures presel
Use the keyboard
Push To Ta‘k (Pm Button
Swimhmg between Ana‘og and dxgxtal mode
walching between Rama smlus indicamrs
\cons an LCD dxsplay
LED inmcamr
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Radio Controls Introduction
l Radio Contmls
Parts description:
N0 Pan Name No. Fan Name NO. Part Name
1 3K1 (Side key 1) a Programmab‘e key (P1) 15 Back key
2 PTT key( Transmi| key) 9 Numenc Keypad 15 Programmame key (P2)
3 5K2 (Side key 2) 10 0191131 (Analog (LED) Inmcalor 17 Speaker
4 Antenna 11 Channel se1eemr 18 Down key
5 LCD d1splay 12 Power sw1tch/ yo1ume comm 19 Bakery la|ch
s MIC 13 Up key 20 won benery pack
7 OK / Menu key 14 SP/Nnc connector
Note Bulmns 1ike [5K7 [W] are programmame keys
Radio Controls Introduction
l ngrammahle keys
You dealers can preset the programmable keys based on
the length of a button press
Pre-setllng can be shonculs 0' radio lunctluns
9 Short press — Pressing and Releasing quickly
(programmable range is from 50ms-750ms)
9 Long press 7 pressing and holding for programmed
lengthtprogrammable range is from SDOmSVSODOms)
Note: The programmable duration fora key press can be used
for all radio functions / utility functions or setting. except
Emergency Call feature
El Radios functions can be preset by programmable
keys
1 Radio activation 0— it is allowed to enabled a target
radio remotely
2 Radio inspections — determine whether a system radio
is activated or not
3 Radio kill 6— it is allowed to kill a target radio
4 Remote monitor — switch on the microphone of a target
radio but without any indicators
5 Monitoro— Always monitor the selected channels7
communication till this function peing disabled
5 Encryption ON/OFFO— turn ON /OFF encryption feature
7 Emergency mode ON 7 start an emergency alarm or call
8 Emergency mode OFF 7 cancel an emergency alarm or call
9 Zone switch 7 change the current working zone (allowed
to select from a zone list)
10. Scan ON/OFF 7 turn ON lOFF scanning feature
tt Contacts list 7direct access to the Contacts list
12 Voice Operating Transmission (VOX) 0N IOFF 7 switch
between vox feature ON and Off
13 Man down alarm 0N (OFF 7 switch between man down
alarm automatically feature ON and OFF (Optional)
El Other settings and utility functions can be pre-set
by programmable keys
‘l Backlight 0N IOFF 7 turn display backlight ON or OFF
2 Keypad lock—Witch keypad between locked and unlocked
3 souelch level adjustment 7 select the proper souelch level
for receiving.
4 High/Low power selection — switch transmit power level
between high and low
I Access to features preset
You can access to the different radio features through one
of the following ways:
. Short pressing or long pressing related preset keys
OR
o Using the following menu button [MENU 1:
‘l For accessing to Menu list. press [MENU ] key, then press
[UP ] or [ DOWN ] key to access the menu features
2 Press [ MENU ] key to select the needed feature or enter
Radio Controls Introduction
inlo the needed submenu
3 Press [BACK] key or [Inn return to the previous Menu
or screen
Note: IHhe radio is inactivily alter a period oHime‘ Ihe radio
will not automatically exit the menu and wrli stays in operation
screen
I Use me keyboard
You can input user ailasi H) or write a message Ihru the
keyboard. Many characters require pressing one button several
times to gel. The roliowmg lorm shows the pressing times to
get a certain character by pressing one button.
Pressing times
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