FUJIAN NEW CENTURY COMMUNICATIONS IP-VU1A Handheld Two Way Radio User Manual USER S MANUAL 1

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KWD®
PROFESSIONAL TWO—WAY RADIO
USER'S MANUAL
FCC ID:V06IP-VU1A
Frequency Range: 136MHz to 175 MHz & 420MHz to 520MHz
Maximum conducted power-35 79dBm forVHF , 36 65 dBm for UHF
Antenna : Odb for VHF, 2db for UHF
®
PROFESSIONAL TWO-WAY RADIO
iP—VUlA
O 4/5 W
O 1280H
o 50 CTCSS
o 107 DCS
O 2300mA Li—ion
0 PC Programmable
CHINA NEW CENTURY [QUANZHOU] COMMUNICATION ELECTRONICS CO.,LTD
ADD: No.1 FENGSHDU ROAD, ZHAOFENG INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT, QUANZHOU CITY,
FUJIAN PROVINCECHINA
THE MAIN FEATURES
Dual band, Double display, double standby
VxV, VxU,UxU
128 Groups of Memory Channels,
25 Stored broadcasting Stations
Programmable _ ,
12.5kHz (Narrow) Channel Spacing
VOX
CTCSS I DCS
MSK/ DTMF / 5TONE / 2 TONE (Optional)
FM Radio
8 groups of Scrambler code for choice
(7 fixed groups +1 editable group)
Three adjustable background colors
Chinese or English version programming
Soflware, can be programmed by PC
Channel naming
Power-on character display
ANI
COMP
Chinese(English)Pronunciation
Wired clone
Emergency call
TO USER
Thank you for purchasing our serial
transceiver. We appreciate your mist in
our products and believe that its easy
operation function would well serve your
diverse communication needs.
THIS MANUAL APPLY TO iP—VU1A
CONTENTS
I] SAFETY INFO .............................................................................. 1
E UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES.
E BATTERIES ..........................
E] PREPARATION
INSTALLING/REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK.
INSTALLING THE ANTENNA...
INSTALLING THE BELT cu
5 YOUR FIRST oso ................
B GETTING ACQUAINTED
KEYS AND CONTROLS
DISPLAY .....................
8 BASIC OPERATIONS
MENU SETUP .............
MODULATING AND SETTING THE STEP FREQUENCY...“12
MODULATING AND SETTING THE SQUELCH LEVEL. '
SETTING RECEIVING POWER SAVING ONIOFF ............
SETTING TRANSMITTING CARRIER POWER OUTPUT
RATING ............................................................ ...
SETTING TRANSMITTING ROGER BEEP.
SETTING TRANSMITTING TIME OUT TIMER.
SETTING TRANSMITTING VOX ON OR OFF AND VOX
SENSITIVITY LEVEL ...................................................
SETTING WIDE OR NARROW BAND MODE (WN)
SETTING THE VOICE ANNUNCIATION LANGUAGE
SETTING TIME OF ADVERT BEFORE TIME—OUT
TRANSMITTING TERMINATION ..........
SETTING KEYPAD BEEP ON OR OFF.
SETTING POWER ON MESSAGE...
SETTING BUSY CHANNEL LOCKOUT ON OR OF
SETTING KEYPAD LOCKOUT AUTOMATICALLY OR
MANUALLY ON OR OFF .............
SETTING RECEIVING CTCSS
CONTENTS
SETTING TRANSMITTING CTCSS ........
SETTING RECEIVING DCS .. .
SETTING TRANSMITTING DCS CODE.
SETTING AUDIO TONES ..................
SETTING THE VOICE SCRAMBLER GROUP ..
SETTING SCAN MODE ..................................
SETTING PF1 BUTTON FUNCTION DEFINITION.
SETTING FREQUENCY/CHANNELIMESSAGE DISPLAY
MODE .........................................
SETTING BACKLIGHT ON/OFF.
SETTING BACKLIGHT COLOR.
SETTING OFFSET FREQUENCY...
SETTING OFFSET FREQUENCY DIRECTION.
SETTING STOPWATCH ONIOFF ..........
PROGRAMMING CHANNEL MESSAGE
STORING RECEIVING CHANNEL...
SETTING TRANSMITTING CHANNEL.
DELETING STORED CHANNEL ...........
RESETTING FACTORY DEFAULT OR DELETE ALL
OPERATION.
SCANNING CT ..
EMERGENCY CALLING BAND A OR B OPERATION.
KEYBOARD SHORTCUT OPERATION .............................. 32
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REMAINING BATTERY CAPACITY/WIRED CLONE/
SINGLE [DOUBLE STAND—BY SWITCHING I PSCAN)
FUNCTION/ (#LOCK] FUNCTION I 1750HZ CALLING ISOS
ALERTINGIFM RADIO/OPTIONAL SIGNALING ............ 33—34
SOME SPECIAL KEYS OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ....35
m TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ..36-37
m STANDARD ACCESSORIES .....
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BATTERIES
CHARGING WARNINGS:
Initially charging the battery pack after purchase or extended storage
(longer than 2 months) will not bring the battery pack to its normal
operating capacity. After repeating the charge/discharge cycle two or
three times, the operating capacity will increase to normal. Please
replace or charge the battery pack while low power alarm.
AVAILABLE BATTERIES
Please use our specified battery to charge transceiver, if using other
brand batteries, it may explode and damage nearby subjects or people.
Notes:
1. Do not short the battery terminals or dispose of the battery by fire.
Never attempt to remove the casing from the battery pack.
2. The ambient temperature should be between 5 and 40'C while
charging is in progress. Charging outside this range may not fully
charge the battery.
3. Always switch OFF the transceiver equipped with a battery pack
before charging. Using the transceiver while charging its battery
pack will interfere with correct charging.
4. Do not plug/unplug the AC adaptor and battery during charging, to
avoid interfering the charging program.
5. The battery pack life is over when its operating time decreases even
though it is fully and correctly charged. Please replace the battery
pack.
6. Do not recharge the battery pack if it is already fully charged. Doing
so may cause the life of the battery pack to be shortened or the
battery pack may be damaged.
7. Do not charge transceiver while the battery or any units were wet.
Ought to dry it with cloth before charging, avoid damaging the unit.
Note: All batteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury
such as burns if a conductive material such as jewelery, keys, or beaded
chains touches exposed terminals. The conductive material may
complete an electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot.
Exercise care in handling any charged battery, particularly when placing
it inside a pocket, purse, or other container with metal objects.
BATTERIES
CHARGE OPERATION
if a battery is in place while the transceiver lights red and there are
three beeps sounding each 30 seconds, it means low in power, please
start to charge the transceiver.
Please use our specified charger for battery charging, the charger LED
indicates charging status at a glance.
LED appears Status Battery Type
Lights red Charging Li-ion battery
Lights green Fully charged Li-ion battery
TO CHARGE BATTERY PACK, PERFORM THE FOLLOWING
STEPS:
1. Plug the AC adaptor cable into the adaptorjack located on the rear
of the charger.
2, Slide the battery pack or transceiver with a battery pack into the
charger.
3. Plug the AC adapter into AC outlet.
4. Make sure the battery pack is in contact with the charging terminals,
the charger LED lights red and charging begins.
5. When the supplied charger LED lights green, charging is completed.
Remove it or the transceiver equipped with it from the charger.
Notes:
1. The charger LED flashes before plugging in the battery pack, it is
normal.
2. When replace a battery pack to the charger. please wait until after
LED is steady.
3. The charger lights red while charging the battery, while if the LED
flashing means the battery is damaged or the surrounding temperature
is too high or low. 4
PREPARATION
INSTALLING/REMOVING THE BATTERY PACK
The battery pack is not charged at the factory; Charge it before use.
1. Match the two bulges of the battery pack
with the corresponding guides on the back
of the transceiver, then press the battery
pack and transceiver firmly together until the
release latch on the base of the transceiver
locks.
2. While pressing the release latch, pull the
battery pack away from the transceiver.
INSTALLING THE ANTENNA
Screw the antenna onto the connector on the top of
the transceiver by holding the antenna at its base
and turning it clockwise until secure.
Note:The antenna is neither a handle, a key ring
retainery nor a speaker/microphone attachment point.
Using the antenna in these ways may damage the
antenna and degrade yourtransceivers performance.
INSTALLING THE BELT CLIP
If necessary, attach the belt clip using the two supplied screws.
Caution: Do not use glue which is designed to prevent screw loosening
when installing the belt clip, as it may cause damage to the transceiver.
Acrylic ester, which is contained in these glues, may crack the
transceivers back panel.
YOUR FIRST 030
FIRST 050
Are you ready to give yourtransoeiver a quick try/i Reading this chapter
should get your voice on the air right away. The instnictions below are
intended only for a quick guide. If you encounter problems or there is
something you would like to know more, read the detailed explanations
given later in this manual.
1. Turn on the transceiver, example shown below.
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. A high pitch double beep sounds and a Power-ON message appears
momentarily. The various indicators and the current operating
frequency appear on the LCD,
- The transceiver stores the current parameters when it is turned OFF
and automatically recalls these parameters the next time you turn
the transceiver ON.
2. Turn the POWERNOL control clockwise.
3. Turn channel selector to select a reception requency.
I You may further turn the PWRNOL control to adjust the volume
level of the signal.
4. To transmit. hold the transceiver approximately 5 cm (2 inches) from
your mouth.
5. Press and hold (PTTl , then speak in your normal tone of voice.
6. Release (PT—I1 to receive.
7, Repeat stepsd. , 5 and 6 to continue communication,
GETTING ACQUAINTED
Display
22
1. Band A transmitting and receiving
indication
A Offset direction
A VOX active
. CTCSS activated
. DCS activated
A Power saving function actived
A Compander function actived
A Band B transmitting and receiving
indication
9A Keypad lockout
10. MSK
11. Priority Swan
12. Scrambler function active
1 3. Keytone
14. DTMF
15 FM radio frequency and menu no
16. Reverse function
17. FM radio activated
18. Battery strength indication
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20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
2 tone I 5 tone activated
Power output indication
Menu function is on
ANI
Working band or operated menu
indication
Working band or operated menu
indication
Working frequency or operated menu
indicating zone
Band A frequency mantlssa
indicating zone
Band B frequency mantissa
indicating zone
Band B scan is activated
Band B narrow band working mode
Band B channel no. indisplay
Band A scan function is actived
Band A narrow band working mode
Band A channel no. display
BASIC OPERATION
11JRNING THE POWER ONIOFF
I To turn ON the transceiver by rotating the POWER & VOLUME CONTROL
knob clockwise.
Ahigh pitch double beep sounds. full display appears and a POWER ON
message appears briefly followed by the frequency and other indicators.
I To turn OFF the transceiver by rotating the POWER & VOLUME
CONTROL knob anticlockwise.
The transceiver stores the current frequency and parameters when it is
turned OFF and retrieves these parameters after the next time turning on.
ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
l Rotating the POWER 8. VOLUME CONTROL knob clockwise to
increase the audio output level while e to decrease the audio output
level by rotating it anticlockwise.
I If you have not received a signal, press and hold (MONI) key to
unmute the speaker, then rotate the POWER & VOLUME CONTROL
knob to get a suitable audio output level.
ADJUSTING THE SQUELCH
The purpose of squelch is to mute the speaker when there is no signal
at present. With setting the squelch level correctly, you will hear sound
only when actually receiving signals. The higher the selected squelch
level, the stronger the signal must be in order to receiver it.
The appropriate squelch level depends on the ambient RF noises
conditions.
TRANSMITTING
1. Before transmitting, please select the desired band A or B, then hold
the transceiver about Scm away from your month, then press and hold
lPTT) , speak into microphone in your normal voice.
lThe LED lights red and the bar-graph meter appears in the display
2. Release (P'I'I'l when you finish speaking.
Note: When TOT function is activated, if the continuous transmitting is
longer than the specified time. the internal time out timer will generate a
warning beep and then the transceiver stops transmitting. In this case,
release lPTT] to suspend the operation for a while, then press (PTT)
again to resume transmitting.
SELECTING POWER OUTPUT
Selecting a lower transmitting power is the best way to reduce battery
consumption, if the communication is stable and reliable. You can s
difierent power output level for transmitting. 10
GETI'ING ACQUAINTED
KEYS AND CONTROLS
GETTING ACQUAINTED
1. Antenna (ANT)
For transmitting and receiving signals
2. Adjusting Knob (ENC)
For Channel/frequency adjustment, or coordinating with the
other functions
3. Power & Volume Control Knob (POWERNOL)
Tum clockwise to switch ON the transceiver. To switch OFF
the transceiver, turn it counterclockwise until a click sounds.
To adjust the volume level by rotating it.
4. LED indicator (LED)
The LED lights red during transmitting, and lights green on
receiving.
LED flashes red when the battery voltage changed while
transmitting.
5. LCD Display (LCD)
For displaying operation status and other function.
6. Speaker! Microphone jack (SP/MIC)
7. Keypad
8. Microphone (MIC)
9. Speaker
10. Emergency alarm button
11. PTT button
Press and then speak into the microphone to call a station.
Release it to receive.
12. Definable Key (PF1)
While selecting CALL function, it could transmit CTCSS+MSK,
2 tone or 5 tone etc optional signaling.
13. Monitor Key (MON)
Press and hold (MON) key, squelch function is turned off,
and background noise is heard. Release it, the squelch
function is turned on again.
14. Battery Pack
MENU SETUP
MENU FUNCTION LIST :
Menu Mao-l the display Selection Description
01 STEP 12 .5K Frequency Step
02 SOL-LE 0-9 squelch Level
03 SAVE ONIOFF Receiving Power Saving
04 TXP LOW/HIGH Transmitting Power
05 ROGER OFF/BOTIEOT/BOTH Roger beep
08 TOT 15/30/45! IGOO(Seconds) "I'lme-out T'Imer
07 VOX OFF/”21...” 0 VOX Level
08 WIN WIDE/NARR VWde/Nanvw Band
09 VOlCE OFF/CHlNESIENGLSH Warning Tone language
10 TOA OFFI1IZI...I10(Seconds) Transmit overtime WaminL
11 BEEP ONIOFF Beep
12 PONMSG OFF/BA'IT-V/MSC Power~on Message DispIaL
13 BCL QN/OFF Busy Channel Lockout
14 AUTOLK ONIOFF Auto-lock keypad
15 R-CTC 0NIS7 HI [2541 RX CTCSS
1S T-CTC 0NIS7.DI...1254.1 TX CTCSS
17 R-DCS ON/DDZGN ID754I RX D05
18 T~DCS 0N/D023N ..,/D754l TX DCS
19 APRO OFF/COMPISCR Audio Tunes
29 SCR-NO 1-e Scrambler
21 SC—REV TO/COISE San Mode
22 PF1 OFF/SCANILAMP/RADKOICALL Side Key definition
23 CH-MDF FREQ/CHICHFREQINAME Operating Mode
24 ABR ONIOFF Automatic Backlight
25 COLOR 1-3 Three Backlight colors
26 OFFSET —---- Offset Frequency
27 SFT—D OFF/+l- Ofiset Direction
25 SECOND ONIOFF Stopwatch Snitch
29 cl lNAM l: —---- Channel Naming
30 MEM-CH CH-OO1/CH-002/...lCH-128 Channel Memory
31 DEL-CH CH-001/CH-002l.../CH-128 Channel Delete
32 RESET VFO/ALL Initialization
33 SCN CD CTCSS/DCS CTCS/DCS Scan
34 SOS-CH CH-A/CH-B SOS channel
WHAT IS A MENU?
Many functions on this transceiver are selected or configured via a
software-controlled Menu rather than through the physical controls of
the transceiver. Once you become familiar with the Menu system, you
will appreciate its versatility. You can customize the various timings,
settings, and programming functions on this transceiver to meet your
needs without using many controls and switches.
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MENU SETUP
Modulating and setting the Step Frequency (Channel Spacing)
1\ Press (MENU) key and then rotate the channel knob (ENC) to
choose menu no. [01] , the LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
Bl
Selection indicator 4—— —>STEP
12. 53K
2. Press [MENU] again, the LCD will display as below:
Setting item
Current value
81
STEP
—> 12. 58K
3~ Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to set the desired step frequency(2.
50K\ 5.00Kt 6.25K. 12.50K\ 25.00Kt 50. 00K. 100.00K)
at Press [MENU] key to confirm and store the current setting value and
continue to other setting, or press [EXlT] to cancel the current setting
value, and to exit the men mode at the same time.
Modulating and setting the Squelch Level (SQL)
1‘ Press (MENU) and then rotate the channel knob [ENC] to menu
no. [02] ,the LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
B2
Selection indicator 4—— —>SQL—LE—— Setting item
5 —— Current value
2. Press (MENU) again, LCD will display:
82
SQL—LE
—> 5
3. Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to set your desired Squelch Level.
(O-orrnalt 1-Minimum . . . . 9-aximum)
4\ Press [MENU] to confirm and store the current setting value, and
contlnue other settlng, or press [ EX|T1 to cancel the current settlng
value and exit the menu mode at the same time. 12
MENU SEI'UP
Setting Receiving Power Saving ONIOFF (SAVE)
1\ Press [MENU] key and then rotate the channel knob [ENC] to
choose menu no. (03) , the LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
83
Selection indicator <— —>SIWE —— Setting item
UN —— Current value
2. Press [MENU] again, the LCD will display as below:
83
SRVE
—> ON
St Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to set it ON or OFF.
4\ Press [MENU] to confirm and store the current setting value and
continue other setting, or press [EXIT] to cancel the current setting
value and exit the menu mode at the same time.
Setting Transmitting Carrier Power Output rating (TXP)
1, Press [MENU] and then rotate the channel knob [ENC] to menu
no. [04] , the LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
84
Selection indicator 4 —> TXP Setting item
HIGH—— Current value
2, Press [MENU] again, LCD will display:
B4
TXP
—> HIGH
St Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to set your desired transmitting power
output rating. (High or Low)
4. Press [MENU] to confirm and store the current setting value, and
continue other setting, or press (EXIT) to cancel the current setting
and exit the menu mode at the same time.
13
MENU SETUP
Setting Transmitting Roger Beep (Roger)
1\ Press [MENU] key and then rotate the channel knob [ENC] to
choose menu no. (05) , the LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
85
Selection indicator 4— —>ROGER —— Setting Item
DFFff Current value
2‘ Press [MENU] again. the LCD wiII disp ay as below:
as
ROGER
—— OFF
St Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to set your desired transmitting roger
beep mode. (OFF, BOT-«beep for pressing PTI', EOT—--beep for
releasing PTT, BOTH)
4‘ Press [MENU] to confirm and store the current setting value and
continue other setting, or press [EXIT] to cancel the current setting
value and exit the menu mode at the same time.
Setting transmitting Time Out Timer (TOT)
Notice: When you set this function, the radio will terminate transmitting
automatically.
1, Press (MENU) and then rotate the channel knob [ENC] to menu
no. [06] LCD will display:
Menu Number (Flickering)
as
Selection indicator< —> TOT Setting item
68 —— Current value
2‘ Press [MENU] again, LCD display:
as
TDT
—> 68
3‘ Rotate the channel knob [ENC] to select your desired maximun
transmitting time.(15 minutes, 30,45,60,75 ...... )
4‘ Press [MENU] to confirm and store the current setting value and
continue other setting, or press [EXIT] to cancel the setting and exit
the menu mode at the same time. 14

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