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TecNet International inc.
11535 West 83rd Terr.
Lenexa, KS 66214
Toll Free: 800-456-2071
Phone: 913-859-9515
Fax: 913-859-9550
www.tecnetusa.com
Printed in the Philippines
PART NO.950-00172-BB
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1. Product Features
2. Main Products
3. Optional Accessories
4. Controls and Indicators
5. LCD Display Panel
6. Operation
Basic Operation
(1) On/Off Power & Volume Knob
(2) Channel
(3) Receive
(4) Transmit
(5) Monitor
(6) Function
Channel Scan
Low/High Function of Squelch
Setting Beep Sound
Key Lock
DTMF
2TONE ANI
VOX Mode
Setting VOX Levels
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7. HL-1000 Function Summary
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8. Battery Use & Recharge
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9. Using the Desktop Charger
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10. Troubleshooting for Abnormal Operation
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11. Caution/Warning
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12. CTCSS/CDCSS TONE Frequency Table
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13. Warranty
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1. Product Features
1. Miniaturization & Lightweight
Headline radios are light and compact in order to maximize portability.
2. Various User Functions
Users may easily choose the functions of SCAN, VOX, Tone, Reception
adjustment, etc. to personalize the radio to meet their needs.
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2. Main Products
Thank you for purchasing the Headline Radio Communication product.
Below is a listing of the package contents. In the event that one of these
items is not located within the package, please contact the selling dealer
for a replacement.
UNIT
ANTENNA
BATTERY PACK
BELT CLIP
HAND STRAP
CHARGER
ADAPTER
MANUAL
3. Battery Capacity
The Li-ion and Ni-MH Batteries provide greater capacity and increase
the life of the battery.
4. Security
The radio's PIN function prevents unauthorized usage.
5. Calling
The Personal / Group calling feature allows for effective communication.
Product Feature
Main Products
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3. Optional Accessories
4. Controls and Indicators
The functionality of your Headline radio may be increased through the use
of the following accessories. For details and pricing, please contact your
selling dealer.
3)Battery pack
EAR MICROPHONE
A LARGE BATTERY PACK
EXTERNAL MIC
1)On/Off
Volume knob
4)Antenna
5)PTT
(Push-To-Talk)
button
6)Battery
latch
LEATHER CASE
DATA CABLE
2)External Ear/Microphone Jack
9)LED Indicator
10)Speaker
CLONE JACK
7)Belt clip
8)Monitor
button
11)MIC
12)LCD
13)Down/Up
Button
14)Button Function
Optional Accessies
Controls and Indicators
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1. On/Off & Volume Knob
Rotate this knob clockwise to power on the radio and adjust the volume.
2. External Ear / Microphone Jack
Through this accessory jack, an Earphone or Speaker Microphone may
be connected to the radio. Additionally, to program the radio,
the HL-10PK Programming Cable is connected to this accessory jack
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9. LED Indicator (Tri-color Lamp)
Red
On
Call Transmission
Green
On
Receiving a call
Yellow
On
Selcall Transmission
10. Speaker
3. Battery Pack
Li-ion or Ni-MH Battery - provides greater capacity and increased
battery life.
Calls / Tone signals are heard through here. Speaker level is adjusted
through the volume control knob.
11. MIC
4. Antenna
When transmitting a call, speak clearly towards this part of the radio.
Required for communication at the optimum distance.
12. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display)
5. PTT (Push-To-Talk) Button
Press and hold this button to transmit a call or tone signal.
Release the button to receive a call.
The LCD indicates the state of operation and function selections.
13. Down / Up Buttons
Used to select channels and functions.
6. Battery Latch
When the battery is installed to the radio, the latch automatically locks
in place. To remove the battery, simultaneously press both latches
downward.
14. Function Button
Use this button to select various additional functions.
7. Belt clip
Allows for a secure grip on the user's belt.
8. Monitor Button
Press this button to remove noise or tone squelch when receiving
a weak signal.
Controls and Indicators
Controls and Indicators
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5. LCD Display Panel
6. Operation
Replace Locking the Key with Key Lock
1. Basic Operation
Rotate the On/Off
& Volume Knob.
1) On/Off Power & Volume Knob
Rotate the On/Off Power & Volume knob
clockwise to turn power the radio and activate
the display. A beep will sound to confirm that
the radio is on and the display will show your
home channel. Volume may be adjusted by
turning the Volume knob clockwise.
Select the channels using
the Up/Down button.
2) Channel
Channels are selected by pressing either of
the Up/Down buttons. Press and hold either of
the Up/Down buttons for over 2 seconds for
rapid channel advance.
The signal will be received
after selecting a channel.
3) Receive
To receive a signal, a channel must first be
selected. When a communication is received,
a beep is heard, the display is activated and
the 5 levels of the sensitivity will be indicated.
Battery
Beep is On
5 Levels of receiving
Sensitivity / two Levels
of transmitting
Transmitting
Setting Sub-Tone
on the
Current Channel
Key Lock
Selecting
2 Tone or
Receiving
5 Tone
VOX is On
Scanning
Channels
Selecting high power
LCD Display Panel
Operation
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Select a channels using
the Up/Down buttons.
Press the 'M' button shortly
to monitor the channel.
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4) Transmit
Select a channel using the Up/Down buttons.
Press and hold the PTT (Push-To-Talk) button
and speak into the microphone. The LED
indicator is activated (RED Color) and the transmission icon will appear on the display.
Pressing and holding the PTT button with the
Up/Down button at the same time will select
High/Low Transmit Power.
5) Monitor
To verify if the channels are out of service,
release the squelch button. Press the 'M' but
ton to monitor. Press the 'M' button for two or
three seconds to monitor continuously. You
can release the monitor pressing the 'M' button
again.
1) CHANNEL SCAN
Select the Channel Scan pres
-sing the 'Function' button
once
2) Low/High Functions of Squelch
Press the 'Function' button
twice to select- select LOW
Reset the options using
the Up/Down buttons.
6) Function
Use this button for selecting or releasing
functions.
Use the Up/Down buttons to reset
options. Press the PTT button to finish after
resetting the options. Press the "Function"
button to switch to the next function.
If no buttons are pressed in 10 seconds,
the selected function mode will be cancelled.
This function helps automatically find all channels
used by the radio. Select the Channel Scan by
pressing the "Function" button once.
The icon "
" will be indicated on the display.
Select On/Off by pressing the Up/Down buttons.
The unit will now begin scanning and the appropriate channel numbers will scroll on the display.
The selected function will be stored automatically.
If no buttons are pressed within 5 seconds after
selecting functions, the monitor will revert to the
main display. (For additional information, please
refer to Additional Channel Scan Instructions section on page 16.)
Press the 'Function' button
twice to select- select HIGH
This is a sensitivity adjustment function that
allows for communication at a desired level.
Press the "Function" button twice to select
Squelch system. The icon "
" will begin flashing. Select Low/High by pressing the Up/Down
buttons. The selected function will be stored automatically. If no buttons are pressed within 5 seconds after selecting functions, the monitor will
revert to the main display. Press the PTT button
to finish and exit the function mode.
Press the PTT button to finish
after resetting the options.
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Operation
Operation
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3) SETTING BEEP SOUND
Press the 'Function' button
3 times to select the beep
sound.
This function confirms that the buttons are properly pressed with the beep sound.
Press the "Function" button 3 times to select the
beep sound. The icon " " will be flashing.
Select On/Off by pressing the Up/Down buttons.
The selected function will be stored automatically.
If no buttons are pressed within 5 seconds after
selecting functions, the monitor will revert to the
main display. Press the PTT button to finish and
exit the function mode.
5) DTMF
Press the 'Function' button
5 times.
This function serves to alert for incoming messages. Set up the DTMF Transmission by pressing the "Function" button 5 times. The icon " "
will begin flashing. Select On/Off by pressing the
Up/Down buttons. The selected function will be
stored automatically. If no buttons are pressed
within 5 seconds after selecting functions, the
monitor will revert to the main display. Press the
PTT button to finish and exit the function mode.
If DTMF is on, the unique sound of DTMF will be
heard whenever the PTT button is pressed.
6) 2TONE ANI
4) KEY LOCK
Press the 'Function' button
4 times to set up 'Key Lock'.
Press the 'Function' button
6 times.
This function locks the channel currently in use
and prevents other channels from being
accessed. Press the "Function" button 4 times
to set up 'Key Lock', the key icon " " will begin
flashing. Select On/Off by pressing the Up/Down
buttons. The selected function will be stored
automatically. If no buttons are pressed within 5
seconds after selecting functions, the monitor
will revert to the main display. Press the PTT
button to finish and exit the function mode. To
release the Key Lock function, press and hold
the "F" button for two seconds.
This function transmits a 2TONE signal whenever the PTT button is pressed.
Select the 2TONE ANI function by pressing the
"Function" button 6 times, the icon " " will
begin flashing. Select On/Off by pressing the
Up/Down buttons. The selected function will be
stored automatically. If no buttons are pressed
within 5 seconds after selecting functions, the
monitor will revert to the main display. Press the PTT button to finish
and exit the function mode. This function works only if the selling dealer
has programmed the radio for this. The radio will receive only when a
2TONE signal is sensed. Radios will communicate with each other only
if both are using 2TONE signals. For general communication with other
radios regardless of 2TONE, switch this function off.
You should turn off the 2TONE ANI during
the general communication. Otherwise,
receiving transmission can be unavailable.
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Operation
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Additional Channel Scan Instructions
7) VOX MODE
Select the VOX mode pressing the 'Function' button 7
times.
This function is for automatic voice operated
transmission system similar to "Hands Free".
Select the VOX Mode by pressing the
"Function" button 7 times. The icon "
" will
begin flashing. Select On/Off by pressing the
Up/Down buttons. Select "ON" and press the
PTT button. The display will change to the VOX
Level settings. (See Function 8 below.) Once
the unit is set for VOX mode, a special
EAR/MIC accessory is required for the radio to
operate. (The MIC is not functional in VOX
Mode.) If no buttons are pressed within 5 seconds after selecting functions, the monitor will
revert to the main display. If general communication using the PTT button is desired, enter the
VOX mode function and select the OFF feature.
There are two kinds of channel scans: Priority Scan Channel and General
Scan Channel. General Scan Channel is a channel that is used to communicate on, but is not an essential communication channel. Priority Scan
Channel is a channel that is of more importance and is frequently used to
communicate on. If no Priority channel has been assigned, the radio will
scan all general channels programmed by starting with the first channel and
finishing with the last channel. Once a priority channel has been assigned,
the radio will scan two general channels followed by the priority channel.
(General Scan Channel 1 - General Scan Channel 2 - Priority Channel 1 followed by the next two general channels.) If two Priority Scan Channels
are assigned, the radio will scan two general channels then the priority
channel 1, followed by the next two general channels, then priority channel
2: (General Scan Channel 1 - General Scan Channel 2 - Priority Channel 1
- Channel 3 - General Scan Channel 4 - Priority Channel 2 - followed by the
next two general channels.)
Example
8) Setting VOX Levels
Select the VOX mode pressing the 'Function' button 8
times.
(1) Channel Scan Order
This function selects the desired sensitivity (9
Levels) to activate the VOX circuit.
Select the VOX Mode by pressing the "Function"
button 8 times. The icon "
" will begin flashing.
Select the VOX level desired by pressing the
Up/Down buttons. Pressing the PTT button
saves the selected level and exits the function
mode.
As previously mentioned, there are two kinds of channel scans: Priority
Scan Channel and General Scan Channel.
For example, the radio is programmed to receive and transmit on ten
channels. Of these channels, two Priority Scan Channels are assigned;
Priority Scan Channel 1 is assigned to Channel 5 and Priority Scan
Channel 2" is assigned to channel 6. Therefore, the channel scan will
occur as follows.
general scan channel
priority
scan
channel 1
priority
scan
channel 2
priority
scan
channel 1
10
priority
scan
channel 2
(For additional information, please refer to How to Register Channels for
Channel Scan on Page 18.)
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Operation
Additional Instruction of Scan Channel
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(2) Receive and Transmit During Scanning Channel
If there is a signal reception and transmission during scanning channel, scanning will be stopped at the channel. At this time, you can
transmit according to the transmit way by pressing the PTT.
(3) How to Transmit During Scanning
You can transmit by pressing the PTT button while you are scanning.
1. The channel just prior to progress scanning (HOME Channel)
2. The current channel on scanning (Optional scan channel)
3. Received final channel
You can specify the external PC program with these 3 transmit
ways, current radios are specified with a final received channel.
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(5) Temporary Deletion Channel on Scanning
You can delete a scanned channel temporarily if there are many
channels you want to scan. Press the "Down" button, the channel
will be then deleted temporarily. When you finish scanning and
start it again, the channel you deleted will be restored to the mode
just before deleting channels.
* How to Register the Scan Channel
You can register the channel which you want to scan
among the channels in the radio as using the external PC program or through the registration mode of
the scan channel in the radio. (See the registration
and cancellation of the scan channel in a special
mode.)
(4) Progress the Channel Scan
When the radio catches any signals, scanning will be stopped on
that channel for about 2 seconds, and resume scanning from the
next channel. It is possible to set up with the external PC program.
If the scanning stops on the channel that you detect and if you
want to keep scanning after communication, press the "Up" button
to resume scanning to the next channel.
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Additional Instruction of Scan Channel
Additional Instruction of Scan Channel
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7. HL - 1000 Function Summary
INPUT
KEY BUTTON
Exernal
PC
Program
FUNCTION
Controls Receiving Sensitivity
SQUELCH
2 TIMES
Turns Beep sound On / Off
BEEP ON / OFF
3 TIMES
Locks channel in use
KEY LOCK ON / OFF
4 TIMES
Sets DTMF transmitting On / Off
DTMF ON / OFF
5 TIMES
Sets 2TONE ANI On / Off
2TONE ANI ON / OFF
6 TIMES
Sets Channel On / Off
VOX MODE ON / OFF
7 TIMES
Sets VOX mode On / Off
8 TIMES
VOX SENSITIVITY
5TONE MODE ON/OFF
Press For 2 Seconds
Sets the VOX sensitivity level
Sets 5TONE CALL Mode On / Off
PTT + POWER BUTTON
Allows cloning of two units (using the Cloning cable)
REGISTER / CANCEL OF
SCAN CHANNEL LIST
+ POWER BUTTON
Allows for Entry and Cancellation of scan
channels
PASSWORD MODE
+ POWER BUTTON
Password input / delete
Checking of user 2TONE / 5TONE ID
SELCALL ID CHECKING
+ POWER BUTTON
BATTERY WARNING
BEEP
ON / OFF
Sets low Battery indicator ON/OFF
BCLO SELECTION
Enable / Disable
Enables/Disables BCLO setting
BCLO TYPE
SELECTION
Carrier / Repeater
Selects BCLO type
TOT SELECTION
Enable / Disable
Enables/Disables Time-Out-Timer setting
TOT TIME SETTING
TOT Time / Penalty time
Selects Time-Out-Timer setting
BATTERY SAVE
SETTING
ON/OFF / ACTIVE TIME
Sets Battery save time in wait mode
SCAN TIME SETTING
DWELL TIME / TX TYPE
Sets Channel Scan time
SCAN TYPE SETTING
SA Combi / Carrier
Sets the SCAN type
DTMF SETTING
ID & TIME INPUT
Sets the DTMF ID / Time
VOX SETTING
Delay Time INPUT
Sets the VOX delay time
ID INPUT & ANI ON/OFF
Sets 2TONE ID input / ANI
INPUT 2TONE ID /
ANI SELECTION
2/5TONE TYPE
SELECTION
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FUNCTION DESCRIPTION
1 TIME
CLON MODE
Exernal
PC
Program
CONTROL KEY
CHANNEL SCAN
Sets 2/5TONE type (11 types available
2/5 TONE TYPE SETTING
including EEA)
2/5TONE OPTION
SETTING
2TONE OPTION
SETTING
Sets 2TONE time
INPUT 5TONE ID
ID List INPUT
Inputs 5TONE ID
HL-1000 Function Summary
8. Battery Use & Recharge
BATTERY SAVE FUNCTION
To reduce battery consumption, the automatic energy-economy circuit will
be activated when the radio is idle. The user may also set & control the
'battery save time' through the PC programming software. Default is set for
Headline's standard battery save time.
1) CAUTION IN CHARGING THE BATTERIES
(1) The Li-ion / Ni-Mh Battery used for HL-1000 series is highly efficient,
stable and reliable.
(2) Charge the battery to its full capacity before using to achieve its
maximum capacity and to allow stable operation of the radio.
(3) Allow the battery to be completely drained before recharging.
A warning beep will sound to alert the user that the battery needs to
be recharged.
(4) Battery is designed for use only with the provided charger.
(5) The radio must be powered off when charging of the battery.
(6) Should the battery terminal short-circuit through carelessness or
misuse, the battery could burn itself or cause a fire.
(7) Do not allow the battery terminal to come into contact with metal or
any conducting material as it could cause damage and result in
injury.
2) WHEN TO CHARGE
(1) When the radio's performances become unstable due to low voltage
of battery.
(2) When the Red LED indicator is blinking.
(3) When the battery indicator is blinking on the LCD screen.
(4) When the warning beep sounds every 10 seconds when the radio is
in use.
Battery Use & Recharge
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9. Using the Desktop Charger
(1) Plug the adaptor cable into the adaptor jack of the charger.
1) Identification of parts
(2)To charge the battery while attached to the radio, insert it into the
front slot of the charger. To charge the battery by itself, insert it into
the rear slot of the charger. To simultaneously charge a battery while
attached to the radio and a spare battery, insert the radio and
attached battery into the front slot of the charger. Then, insert the
spare battery into the rear slot of the charger. The front slot will begin
to charge first. (Estimated time to fully charge a battery is 3.5 hours.)
5) Adaptor Jack
3) How to use the charger
2) Rear Slot
1) Front Slot
(3) LED indications
4) Rear charge
LED Light
3) Front charge
LED Light
2) Features of the charger
Battery type
Input Voltage
Output Voltage
Dimension
Operating temp.
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Using the Desktop Charger
Li-ion
Ni-Mh
AC 120V / 220V, 60Hz
Ni-Mh / Li-ion battery charger
Lamp Color
Lamp Status
Green
Lamp on
Charging Completed
Red
Lamp on
Charging is on going
Lamp on
Charging Stand-by
Blinking
Charging Error
Charging status
Yellow
DC 12V, 1000mA / DC 12V,400mA
140(W) x 57(H) x 90(D)
0 C ~ +50 C
Using the Desktop Charger
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(6) RF Energy Exposure Awareness and Control Information and
Operational Instructions for Occupational Use
Note: This radio is intended for use in occupational/controlled conditions
where users have full knowledge of their exposure and can exercise
control over their exposure to meet the occupational limits in
FCC/ICNIRP and International standards. This radio device is NOT
authorized for general population consumer use. This radio complies
with the IEEE (FCC) and ICNIRP exposure limits for
occupational/controlled RF exposure environments at operating duty
factors of up to 50% talk-50% listen and is authorized by the IEEE/ICNIRP
for occupational use only
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12. CTCSS / CDCSS TONE Frequency Table
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CTCSS / CDCSS Tone Frequency Table
CTCSS / CDCSS Tone Frequency Table
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13. Warranty Policy
TecNet warrants each new radio product manufactured or supplied by it to be
free from defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service
for the time period listed below, provided that the user has complied with the
requirements stated herein. The Warranty period begins on the date of
purchase from an Authorized TecNet Sales and Service Outlet.
This Warranty is offered to the original end user and is not assignable or
transferable. TecNet is not responsible for any ancillary equipment, which is
attached to or used in conjunction with its products.
similar or higher-featured product. Repair may include the replacement of parts
or boards with functionally equivalent reconditioned or new parts or boards.
Replaced parts, accessories, batteries or boards are warranted for the balance
of the original time period. All replaced parts, accessories, batteries or boards
become the property of TecNet.
TecNet offers to the original end user a Two (2) Year Limited Warranty on all
Headline Business and Industrial Radio Products. Accessories carry a One
(1) Year Limited Warranty.
THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE IN LIEU OF ALL
OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OR
STATUTORY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. FOR
ANY PRODUCT THAT DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE WARRANTY
SPECIFIED, THE SOLE REMEDY WILL BE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT.
During this period, if the product fails to function under normal use because of
manufacturing defect(s) or workmanship, it should be returned to the
Authorized TecNet Sales and Service Outlet from which it was purchased.
The Outlet will repair the product, or return the product for repair to TecNet or
its Authorized Repair Depot. The user is responsible for the payment of any
charges or expenses incurred for the removal of the defective product from
the vehicle or other site of its use; for the transportation of the product to the
Sales and Service Outlet; for the return of the repaired / replacement product
to the site of its use and for the reinstallation of the product.
IN NO EVENT WILL TECNET BE LIABLE TO THE BUYER OR ITS
CUSTOMERS FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY SPECIAL,
INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR THE LOSS
OF PROFIT, REVENUE OR DATA ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR THE
INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT.
TecNet shall have no obligation to make repairs or to cause replacement
required which results from normal wear and tear or is necessitated in whole
or in part by catastrophe, fault or negligence of the user, improper / unauthorized alterations or repairs to the Product, incorrect wiring, use of the Product
in a manner for which it was not designed, or by causes external to the
Product. This warranty is void if the product serial number is altered, defaced
or removed.
TecNet's sole obligation hereunder shall be to replace or repair the Product
covered in this Warranty. Replacement, at TecNet's option, may include a
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Warranty
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