FUJIAN NEW CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS IP-609 Handheld Two Way Radio User Manual III

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1 2 SELECTIVE CALL
0 Using DOS
1. Press (MENU) and then turn channel selector to select Menu No. 3
(CT.DCS).
2. Press [MENU] and then turn channel selector to select “DCS”.
I As you turn channel selector , the selection cycles as follows:
“OFF" H‘CTCSS” H‘DCS" H‘OFF"
3. Press [MENU] key to store new setting and continue set other
function. Or press [FUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
I “DQT” appears on the upper part of display, indicating that the DCS
function is activated.
Note: When DCS is ON, you will hear calls only when the selected
DCS tone is received. To answer the call, press and hold lPTT] ,
then speak into the microphone.
Note: You cannot use the CTCSS and DOS functions simultaneously.
Switching the CTCSS function ON after having activated the DCS
functions deactivates the DCS functions.
0 Selecting a RX/TX DCS Frequency
1. Press [MENU] and turn channel selector to select Menu No. 9 (DC).
The current DCS code appears.
2. Press l MENU] and Turn channel selector to select your desired DCS
code.
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I The selectable DCS code, refer to he DCS code table*
Normal“N”/Reverse“l”> .
The available DCS code (Normal“N">
OFF 053N 131N 205 N 261 N 343 N 432 N 516 N 645 N
017N 054N 132N 212 N 263 N 346 N 445 N 523 N 654 N
023N 065N 134 N 223 N 265 N 351 N 446 N 526 N 662 N
025N 071N 143 N 225 N 266 N 356 N 452 N 532 N 664 N
026N 072N 145 N 226 N 271 N 364 N 454 N 546 N 703 N
031N 073N 152 N 243 N 274 N 365 N 455 N 565 N 712 N
032N 074N 155 N 244 N 306 N 371 N 462 N 606 N 723 N
036N 114N 156N 245N 311N 411N 464N 612N 731N
043N 115N 162N 246N 315N 412N 465N 624N 732N
047N 116N 165 N 251 N 325 N 413 N 466 N 627 N 734 N
050N 122N 172 N 252 N 331 N 423 N 503 N 631 N 743 N
USlN 125N 174 N 255 N 332 N 431 N 506 N 632 N 754 N
The available DCS code (Reverse“l"
OFF 0531 1311 2051 2611 3431 4321 5161 6451
0171 0541 1321 2121 2631 3461 4451 5231 6541
0231 0651 1341 2231 2651 3511 4461 5261 6621
0251 071 I 1431 225 1 2661 3561 4521 5321 6641
0261 0721 1451 2261 271 1 3641 4541 5461 7031
0311 0731 1521 2431 2741 3651 4551 5651 7121
0321 0741 1551 2441 3061 371 1 4621 6061 7231
0361 1141 1561 2451 3111 4111 4641 6121 7311
0431 1151 1621 2461 3151 4121 4651 6241 7321
0471 1161 1651 2511 3251 4131 4661 6271 7341
0501 1221 1721 2521 3311 4231 5031 6311 7431
0511 1251 1741 2551 3321 4311 5061 6321 7541
3. Press [MENU] to store the new setting and continue to set other
function. Or press lFUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
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1 2 SELECTIVE CALL
LAMP 13/KEY LOCK FUNCTION 14
0 Selecting RX DCS code
1. Press [MENU] key, and then turn channel selector to select Menu
No. 7 (Rd) .
The current DCS code app n th
2. Press [MENU] key.
3. Turn channel selector to select desired DCS code.
I The selectable DCS code, refer to the DCS code table

4. Press [MENU] to store the new setting and continue to set other
function. Or press [FUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
Mode.
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LAMP
To illuminate the display and keys:
Press [LAMP] .
I If no other key is pressed, the light turns OFF approximately 5
seconds after releasing (LAMP) .
l Press any key other than [LAMP] while the display and keys are
lit to restart the 5-second timer.
I Press [LAMP] while the display and keys are lit to immediately
turn the light OFF.
Note: LAMP setting, refer to “ additional function setting”.
KEY LOCK FUNCTION
The key lock function disables most of the keys to prevent you from
accidentally activating a function.
1. Press [FUNC] (3 s).
“ —° "appears when this function is ON.
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l The following keys cannot be locked: [P'I'I'] t [FUNC] (35) t
lMONI) \ PWR/VOL control ~ [LAMP]
2. Press (FUNC) (35) to unlock keys.
Note: Manual/Auto key lock function setting, refer to Operator
Conveniences. (manual Iock:default)
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15 MONITOR
MONITOR
1. When you are receiving as the squelch function is ON, weak signals
may become intermittent.
2. If the CTCSS or DCS function is ON, you may want to disable the
squelch function temporarily to monitor the current channel activities.
3. In both of these cases, use the Monitor function to temporarily disable
the squelch function.
Activate the Monitor function:
1. Press and hold [MON] key for 35
I The speaker is un-muted and you can monitor the signals.
2. Release [MON] key to return to normal operation.
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REMAINING BATTERY CAPACITY
Before you operate the transceiver outside using a battery pack, it is
important to know how long the battery pack will last.
The battery remaining indicator shows the remaining capacity.
E High battery power
13 Medium battery power
(E Low battery power
4: Recharge or replace the batteries.
CHANNEL STEP
When tum channel selector to select a receiving frequency, you must
select correct frequency step. You can select a desired frequency step
from following value.
5KHZ, 6.25KHZ, 10KHZ, 12.5KHZ, 25KHZ.
0 To Change the Frequency Step
1. Press (MENU) key, and then tum channel selector to select Menu
No.2 (STP) .
I The currently frequency step appears on the display.
2. Press [MENU] key and then turn channel selector to select a desired
frequency step.
3. press [MENU] key to store new setting and continue to set other
function. Or press (FUNC) key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
Note: If you change a frequency step does not match the current
frequency step size, the transceiver is automatically adjust the frequency
to match the new frequency step size.
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TIME-OUT TIMER
The Time-out Timer limits the time of each transmission. The built-in
Time-out Timer limits each transmission time to a maximum of 1
(default) , 3 or 10 minutes. Just before the transceiver stops the
transmission, a warning beep sounds. This function is necessary to
protect the transceiver from thermal damage due to overheat and
therefore is recommended not to be turned OFF.
1. Press (MENU) , and then turn channel selector to select Menu
NO.13 (TOT) .
2. Press [MENU] ,and then turn channel selector to select 1 (default),
3 or 10 minutes.
3. Press [MENU] key to store the new setting and continue to set
other function. Or press [FUNC] key to storeI new setting and exit
Menu mode.
VOX (VOICE-OPERATED TRANSMISSION)
VOX eliminates the necessity of manually switching to the Transmission
Mode each time you want to transmit. The transceiver automatically
switches to Transmission Mode when the VOX circuitry senses that
you have begun speaking into the microphone.
0 To turn the VOX function ON:
1. Press (MENU) then turn channel selector to select Menu
No. 14 (vox).
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2. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select the desired VOX
gain level from 1 (least sensitive)to 16 (most sensitive).
3. To turn OFF the VOX function, select “OFF" in step 2.
Note:
I While in Menu Mode, the VOX function is temporarily disabled.
I Since the VOX circuit must detect the presence of your voice, you
may notice a slight delay in transmission; the very first part of your
message may not be transmitted.
l VOX cannot be used with an unmatched earphone.
VOX Gain
To enjoy the VOX function, take the time to properly adjust the VOX
Gain level. This level controls the VOX circuit to detect the presence
or absence of your voice.
0 While the VOX function is ON:
1. Speak into the headset microphone using your normal tone of voice
to transmit.
I If the transmission does not begin, you must readjust the VOX Gain
so that transceiver transmits while you are speaking. To select a
more sensitive gain level.
2. Adjust the VOX Gain, the transceiver reliably switches to transmission
mode each time you speak while the transceiver is transmitting.
From the Menu:
1. Continue VOX (Voice-Operated Transmission) by step 1 and 2
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2. Press [MENU] to store the net setting and continue to set other
function. Or press [FUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
I "VOX" appears on the top right of the display when the VOX function
is ON.
3. Press [MENU] to store the net setting and continue to set other
function. Or press (FUNC) key to store the new setting and exit
Menu mode.
4. Adjust the VOX Gain, performing steps 1 to 3 until the transceiver
reliably switches between transmission and reception each time you
speak.
Note: The setting should not allow background noise to switch the
transceiver to Transmission Mode.
BEEP FUNCTION
The Beep function provides confirmation Of entry, error status, and
malfunctions of the transceiver. We recommend you leave this function
ON in order to detect erroneous operations and malfunctions.
However, to turn the beep function OFF:
1. Press [MENU].
2. Turn channel selector to select Menu No. 15 (BP).
3. Press (MENU) .
4. Turn channel selector to select “OFF”.
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5. Press (MENU) to store the net setting and continue to set other
function. Or press [FUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
Note: The beep output level is linked to the VOL control position.
LAMP
To illuminate the display and keys:
1. Press [MENU].
2. Turn channel selector to select Menu No.16 (LED)
3. Press [MENU] .
I The currently parameter appears on the display.
4. Turn channel selector to select a desired parameter.
I AUT: The light turns OFF approximately 58 automatically
without any input
I OFF: To keep the light OFF continuously
l ON: To keep the light ON continuously
5. Press (MENU) to store the net setting and continue to set other
function. Or press (FUNC) key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
SELECTING CALL TONE
1. Press [MENU].
2. Turn channel selector to select Menu No.13 (CK).
3. Press [MENU] .
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4. Turn channel selector to select a desired call tone (1-8 or 1750Hz).
5. Press [MENU] to store the net setting and continue to set other
function. Or press (FUNC) key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode
BATTERY SAVER
The Battery Saver extends the operating time Of the transceiver. It
automatically activates when the squelch is closed and no key is
pressed for more than 10 seconds. To reduce battery consumption,
this function shuts the receiver circuit OFF for the programmed time,
then momentarily turn it back ON to detect a signal.
TO program the receiver shut-Off period for the battery saver:
1. Press [MENU]
2. Turn channel selector toselect Menu No. 19 (SAV) .
l The currently parameter appears on the display.
3. Press (MENU) .
4. Turn channel selector to select the receivershutoff period from OFF,
0.2, 0.4 (default) , 0.6, 0.8 and 1.0 seconds.
5. Press [MENU] to store the net setting and continue tO set other
function. Or press lFUNC] key to store new setting and exit Menu
mode.
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Note:
The longer the shut-off period, the more you can save on battery
consumption. However, there is a greater chance of missing a signal.
KEYPAD LOCK (MANUIAUTO)
1. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select Menu No. 20
(KY) .
The currently parameter appears on the display.
2. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select a desired
lock mode.
I MANU: manual mode (press [FUNC] key 3 seconds)
I AUTO: auto mode (auto lock the keypad while you didn't press any
keys approximately 60 seconds)
BUSY CHANNEL LOCK-OUT (BCL)
This function is used in order to prevent transmitting on a channel or
frequency that somebody else is currently using. When turned ON, an
error beep sounds and you cannot transmit even if you press [PTT] .
1. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select Menu NO. 21
The currently parameter appears on the display.
2. Press (MENU) thenturn channel selector to select a desired mode.
I OFF: radio can normally transmit while in the receive mode.
I ON: radio cannot transmit while in the receive mode.
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POWER ON MESSGER
You can change the Power-ON Message (a maximum of 6 characters)
when the transceiver is turned ON.
1. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select Menu No. 22
(PON.MSG)
2. Press [MENU] key.
The current message and entry cursor appear.
Press [MENU] keyto move the cursor to the next digit.
3. Turn channel selector select a character.
You can enter the following alphanumeric characters:
0 ~ 9, A ~ 2, — (hyphen), / (slash) and a space.
4. press (MENU) key.
The cursor moves to the next digit.
5. Repeat steps 3 and 5 to enter up to 6 digits
Press [MONI ] to delete the character at the current cursor position.
6. To complete the entry, press [MENU] without selecting a character
and continue to set other function. Or press [PTT] key to store
new setting and exit Menu mode. Otherwise. press any key other
than (MENU, PTT, MONI] key to cancel the entry.
NAMING A MEMORY CHANNEL
You can name memory channels using up to 6 alphanumeric characters.
When you recall a named memory channel, its name appears on the
display in place of the stored frequency. Names can be call signs,
repeater names, cities, names of people, etc.
1. Press [MONI] to recall your desired memory channel, and then
turn channel selector to select a desired memory channel.
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2. Press [MENU] key to enter select mode, and then turn channel
selector to select MENU number 23 (M.NAME)
3. Press [MENU] key.
A blinking cursor or channel alpha appear.
4. Tum channel selector to select a character.
You can enter the following alphanumeric characters:
0 ~ 9, A ~ 2, — (hyphen), / (slash) and a space
press lMONI] key to delete the character at current cursor position.
5. Press (MENU) key
The cursor moves to the next digit.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to enter up to 6 digits
7. Press any key other than (MENU, PTT, MONI] to cancel the entry.
After storing a Memory name, the Memory name appears in place
of the operating frequency. However, you can still display the
operating frequency, if desired. To display the frequency rather than
Memory name, access Menu No. 24 (MDF) and select “FRO". This
menu toggles the display mode between the Memory name ("MN”)
and frequency display (“FRO”).
Note:
I You cannot assign a Memory name to a channel that does not
contain data.
I You can oven/write stored names by repeating steps 1 to 7 .
l The stored name is erased when you clear the Memory channel
data.
TUNING CONTROL UNLOCK(OPTIONAL)
While the Lock function is ON, you sometimes may want to turn the
Tuning control to change the frequency. In this case, turn the Tuning
control unlock function ON.
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1. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select Menu No. 25
(ENC, OFF)
2. Press [MENU] then turn channel selector to select “ON" or “OFF".
"ON” means can normally use, “OFF" means turn OFF Tuning
control.
3. Press [MENU] key to store new setting or press lPTT] key to
store and exit MENU mode.
MEMORY CHANNEL LOCKOUT
1. Press (MONI) key to recall a stored channel, and then
turn channel selector to select a desired channel number.
2. Press [MENU] key then tum channel selector to select Menu No. 26
3. PresslMENU] key then turn channel selector to select “ON" or
“OFF".
“ON” means channel lockout, "OFF" means unlock channel.
4. Press [MENU] key to store new setting or press lPTT) key to
store and exit MENU mode.
PROGRAMMING PRIORITY SCAN (OPTIONAL)
1. Turn channel selector to select your desired priority channel frequency.
(You can enter the desired frequency by manual directly).
2. If it’s necessary, select the desired selective calling function
(CTCSS/DCS).
3. Press (FUNC) key and then press (MONII key to store channel
no. and blight on the screen.
4. Turn channel selector to select the symbol of “Pr”.
5. Press (MONI) key to store the data into the priority channel.
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USING PRIORITY SCAN (OPTIONAL)
You may sometimes want to check your favorite frequency activities
while monitoring other frequencies. In this case, use the Priority Scan
function. Priority Scan checks the activities of the Priority Channel
every 3 seconds. If the transceiver detects a signal on the Priority
Channel, it recalls the frequency.
1. Press (MENU) key then turn channel selector to select Menu
No. 27 (PRI)
2. Press (MENU) key thenturn channel selector to check time of
priority scan (3,5,8,10 seconds)
3. Press (PTT) to start priority scan,"PRl“ appears in the left bottom of the display
I The transceiver checks for a signal on the Priority Channel every
3 seconds.
I When the transceiver detects a signal on the Priority Channel, “Pr"
blinks and the frequency changes to the Priority Channel.
I If you do not operate any control or key for 3 seconds after the signal
drops, the transceiver returns to the original frequency and resumes
Priority Scan.
4. To quit Priority Scan, select “OFF" in step 2.
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1 7 QUICK REFERENCE TO KEYS AND MAIN FUNCTIONS
STANDARDS 1 8
Key Functions
(FUNCl Function
[MENU] Menu Access
[CALL] Emergency Call
[MONI] Recall stored data and related functions
[LAMP] Light key LCD
lO~91 Number input and related functions
Item Shortcut Operation
Adjust Squelch Press [FUNCl then press [1] key
UHF
Frequency Range 400-480MHZ
Channel 199
Workshop 7.4V (Li-ion) DC 115%
Antenna Resistance 500
Frequency Step 12.5 KHz
Workable Temp 730”C+60°C
Frequency Stability 1 2.5PPM
Dimension 97X58X40mm
Weight 2709
Battery 2300mAh (Li-ion)
Selecting CTCSS/DCS
Press [FUNCl then press [2] key
Start to scan
Press [FUNCl then press [3] key
RX CTCSS setting
Press [FUNC] then press [4] key
TX CTCSS setting
Press [FUNC] then press (5) key
RX/TX CTCSS setting
Press [FUNCl then press [6] key
RX DCS setting
Press [FUNCl then press [7] key
TX DCS setting
Press [FUNC] then press [8] key
RX/TX DCS setting
Press [FUNC] then press [9] key
Channel lock
Press [FUNC] then press (0) key
Storing Channel
Press [FUNC] then press [MONI] key
Selecting TX power
Press [FUNCl then press ( CALL lkey
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Transmit Part
Accessomes 20
Power Output
5 /4W
Item Quantity
Modulation
FM
Antenna
Max. Frequency Deviation
W< iSKHZ / N ( 12.5KHZ
Twin Charger
Spurious Radiation
<*60d
Adaptor
Enhanced property
Blncreased by 6dB increment
Li-ion Battery Pack(2300mAh)
Transmitting Current
1300mA
Belt clip
Receiver Part
User manual
Hand Strap
Sensitivity
WmiOfiAuV N60dB
Audio Power
450mW
Note: this product belongs to rated IP65 item, we will not take any
compensation or warranty responsibility for watering or demage
caused by using special accessories not sold by us (including
related accessories like battery pack, earpieces and so on)
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