Kenwood USA 24593110 User Manual 8
Kenwood USA Corporation 8
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THE APPLICANT HAS BEEN CAUTIONED AS TO THE FOLLOWING:
15.21 INFORMATION TO USER.
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional
radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
15.27 (8) SPECIAL ACCESSORIES.
Equipment marketed to a consumer must be capable of complying
With the necessary regulations in the configuration in which the
equipment is marketed Where special accessories, such as shielded
cables and/or special connectors are required to enable an
unintentional or intentional radiator to comply with the emission
limits in this part, the equipment must be marketed with, i.e.
shipped and sold with, those special accessories. However, in lieu
of shipping or packaging the special accessories with the
unintentional or intentional radiator, the responsible party may
employ other methods of ensuring that the special accessories are
provided to the consumer, without additional charge.
Information detailing any alternative method used to supply the
special accessories for a grant of equipment authorization or
retained in the verification records, as appropriate. The party
responsible for the equipment, as detailed in § 2.909 of this
chapter, shall ensure that these special accessories are provided
with the equipment. The instruction manual for such devices shall
include appropriate instructions on the first page of text concerned
with the installation of the device that these special accessories
must be used wlth the device. It is the responsibility of the user
to use the needed special accessories supplied with the equipment.
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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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UHF FM TRANSCEIVER
TK-880
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THMIK YOU!
We are grateful you chose KENWOOD for your personal mobile applications. We
believe this easy-to-use transceiver will provide dependable communications to keep
personnel operating at peak efficiency.
KENWOOD transceivers incorporate the latest in advanced technology. As a result,
we leel strongly that you will be pleased with the quality and teatures of this product.
MODELS COVERED BY THIS MANUAL
The models listed below are covered by this manual:
- TK-780: VHF FM Transceiver
- TK-BBO: UHF FM Transceiver
One or more at the following statements may be applicable:
FCC WARNING
fNFOHMATfON TO THE DIGITAL DEVICE USER BEOlIIHED B Y THE FCC
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with fire limits fora Class 5 digrtal device.
pursuant to Part 15 afthe FCC flutes. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a resident's! Installation.
This squtbment generates, uses and can generate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in smordance with the irstrucfl'uns may cause hamlulintertersnca to radio convnum‘cations,
However, there Is no Minted ma/ he interference will rrotoocur in 3 Maria! lnslallalr'on. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio ortslevlsion recepfion, which can be determined
by turning the squlpmenl attend on, the use/is encouraged to try to correct me lntarfsrsnce by one or
more of the following measures
- modem or relomts the receiving antenna.
. lncrsase the ssparatlon between the attainment and rmlvsn
- Connect the eqw'pment to an outlet on a circult different fmrn that to which the [waiver is
connected
- Consult the dealer/Dr technical assistance.
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NOTICES TO THE USER
0 GOVERNMENTLAWPRDHIE/TS THE OPERATION OF UNLICENSED RADIO
THANSMITTEFIS WITHIN THE TERRITORIES UNDER GOVERNMENT CONTROL
0 ILLEGAL OPERATION IS FUN/SHABLE BY FINE OR IMFHISONMENT OH BOTH.
0 REFER SERVICE TO QUALIFIED YECHNICIANS ONLY.
SAFETY: It is important that the operator is aware of. and understands. hazards
common to the uperation at any transceiver.
WA RMNG!
0 EXPLWIVEATMUSFNERES (GASES, DUST, FUIIES, etc.)
, Tum OFF your hensceivervmv‘le hking an fuel or while parked In gasoline service stations.
Do natcany spare fuel containers in the hunk olyoul vehicle ilynur iransceivells mounted
in the trunk area.
0 INJURY FROM RADIO FREQUENCY TRANSMISSIONS
Do noloperule your transceiver when somebody is either touching the antenna orslanding
withIn two to "flee Ioeiclil, in avoid the possibility ciredio frequency bums or related
Physbsl MW
0 DVNAMITEELASTING CAPS
Operating the transceiver MM 500 feet of dyrlamlle blasn‘ng naps may cause them to
explode. Tum OFF your transceiver whnn in an am where blasmg is in progress, or where
TURN OFF TWO-WAY RADIO” signs have been posted, It you are mmng blesb'ng
ups in your vehicle, make sure my are carried in a closed mete! box with a padded interim.
DO MI transmit while the caps are being placed In” Dim/nailed [mm the mainsr.
PRECAUTIONS
Please observe the following precautions to prevent tire, personal injury. and
transceiver damage.
- Do not attempt to configure the transceiver while driving; it is too dangerous.
- Do not modify the transceiver for any reason
a Do not expose the transceiver to long periods 01 direct sunlight, nor place it
near heating appliances.
- Do not place the transceiver in excessively dusty. humid, or wet areas, not an
unstable surtaces,
. It an abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming lrom the transceiver, turn
OFF the power immediately. Contact your KENWOOD dealer.
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CONTENTS
fr—UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT .
supplied Accessories
PREPARATION r.
Tools Require
Power Cable Connection .
Installing the Trnnlcelver.
ORIENTATION .
PROGRAMMABLE AU
BASIC OPEHAHDNS m.
Adjusting the Volume .....
Seiecflng a System! Groupl Channe
Timeout Timer (TOT)
Horn Alerl
OPERATION OVERVIEW
Trunking Fennel“
Conventional Format
$_ TRUNKED OPERATION (T run ng Format)
Placing a Dispatch Call
Receiving e Dispatch Call
Placing a Telephone Cal
Receiving a Telephone Call
CONVENTIONAL OPERATION (Trunking Former)
Transmittln
Receiving
SVSTEM SCAN (Trunking Format)
General
Scanning Trunked Systems m...
Scanning Conventional systems
Scan Lockout.
Scan Revert
GROUP SCAN (Trunking Formal) ..
CONVENTIONAL OPERATION (Conventional Formal).
Transmiliin g
Receiving
SYSTEM SCAN (Convemlonel Format) .
General
Priority Scan
2~TONE SIGNALLING (canve mnal Format
AUDIBLE USER FEEDBACK TONES ..
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UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
Non: The following mpado’ngins'trucfians are (or use by your KENWDOD dealer, an aurhanzed
KENWOOD service facility, or the factory
Carelully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you identity the items
listed in the following table before discarding the packing material, If any items
have been damaged during shipment, lile a claim with the carrier immediately
l Supplied Accessories
Microphone ' ‘ . T91-0593—XX
Microphone hanger with self-tapping screws J19-1584-XX 1 1 set
DC power cable E30-3339-XX r 1
Mounting bracket JES-OSZ7-XX 1
Speaker jack cap 809-0235-XX 1
Fuse F51-0016»XX 2
Screw set N99—0395-XX 1
Warranty card (U.S.A. only) — 1
Instruction manual 562-0994-XX !" 1
Microphone Microphone hanger DC powercable
with self-lapping screws
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Mounling bracket Speaker jack cap Fuse Screw set
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PREPAR ON
WARNING! VARIOUS ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IN YOUR VEHICLE MAY MALFUNCTION IF THEY
ARE NOT PROPERLY PROTECTED FROM THE HAD/0 FREQUENCYENEFIGY WHICH IS
PFIESENT WHILE THANSMiiTING. ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION, ANTI-SKID SHAKING, AND
CRUISE CONTROL SYSTEMSAHE TYPICAL EXAMPLES OF EQUIPMENT THAT MAY
MALFUNCT ION. IF YOUR VEHICLE CONTAINS SUCH EQUIPMENT, CONSULT THE DEALER FOR
THE MAKE OF VEHICLE AND ENL/ST HIS AID IN DHERMINING IF THEY WILL PERFORM
NORMALLY WHILE TRANSMNTING.
Mole: The IoIIoMng preparation instructions are for use by your IGNWDOD dealer, an authorized
KEMWDOD service ram-rim or ma (acre .
I Tools Required
me.- Before Irstallv‘ng the transceiver, always check how Iarthe mounting screws wrrr extend below
we mounu'ng surface When drilling "Ming holes, be cam/Ml notro damage vehicle whiny or
parts.
The following tools are required for installing the transceiver:
- 6 mm (1/4 inch) or larger electric drill
. Drill bits (sizes listed below) and circle cutters
4.2 mm (5/32 inch)
3.2 mm (1/8 inch) I 4 x 16 mm sell-tapping screws
I Power Cable Connection
CAUTION: THE TRANSCEIVER OPERATES IN 12 VNEGATIVE GROUND SYSTEMS ONLY!
CHECK THE BATTERY POLAHITYANO VOLTAGE OF THE VEHICLE BEFORE INSTALLING THE
TRANSCEIVER.
1 Check tor an existing hole. conveniently located in the firewall, where the
power cable can be passed through.
a II no hole exists, drill the lirewall and install a rubber grommet,
2 Run the two power cable leads through the tire wall and into the engine
compartment, irom the passenger compartment.
. Keep the plug end 01 the cable at the transceiver.
3 Connect the red lead to the positive (+) battery terminal. or switched power
source, and the black lead to the negative (—) battery terminal.
0 Locate the fuse as close to the battery as possible.
4 Recorl and secure the surplus cable with the provided retaining band.
~ Be sure to leave enough slack in the cables so the transceiver can he removed
for servicing Whl|e keeping the power applied.
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l Installing the Transceiver
WAfiMNGI FOR PASSENGER SAFETY, INSTALL THE TRANsCE/VEH SECUFIELX USING THE
SUPPLIED MOUNTING BRACKET, SO THE TRANSCEIVER WILL NOTEREAK LOOSE IN THE
EVENT DFA COLLISION
1 Locate the holes in the dash by using the mounting bracket as a template.
Drill the holes, Attach the mounting bracket using the supplied 5 x 16 mm
screws.
- Be sure to mount the transceiver in a location where the controls are within
easy reach of the user. and where there is sutticient space at the rear oi the
transceiver tor cable connections.
Connect the antenna and the supplied power cable to the transceiver.
3 Slide the transceiver into the mounting bracket and secure it using the
supplied machine screws.
4 Mount the microphone hanger, using the supplied 4 x 18 mm screws, in a
location easily reached by the user.
- The microphone and microphone cable should be located in a place where they
will not interfere with the sale operation at the vehicle
5 Attach the microphone hanger ground cable to both the microphone
hanger and the mounting bracket. as shown in the diagram below.
6 Connect one plug of the microphone cable to the jack on the base oi the
_¢y microphone, and the other plug to the microphone jack on the front of the
transceiver. Place the microphone on the hanger.
Flat washer
Spring washer —-
4 x 16 mm
sell-tapping screw
Microphone , . 1k
hanger "
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Antenna
connector \
bracket
A Hex-headed screw
Power input connector
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DC power cable
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IENTATION
I Front Panel and Micronhone
® (4)
(D It) (Power) switch
Press to switch the power ON (or OFF).
(2) up/ down keys
Press these keys to activate their auxiliary lunciions (page 6).
® Display
See page 5 lcr more information.
® up! down keys
Press these keys to activate their auxiliary lunctions (page 6).
© Microphone connector
Insert the microphone plug into this connector.
© MON, A, B, c, D, and son keys
Press these keys to activate their auxiliary functions (page 5).
® P'I‘l' switch
Press and hold this switch, then speak into the microphone to transmit,
Release to receiver
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I Display
Displays the system, channel and group numbers. Also displays
various functions which have been programmed by your dealer.
Appears when the selected channel is programmed as priority
(Conventional Format).
Appears when the key programmed as Monitor ls pressed.
This icon is not used on this transceiver.
Appears when you are using the System Scan mode.
Appears when the auxiliary fundion programmed by your dealer is
activated.
Appears when the selected group is programmed as telephone le.
Appears and flashes when receiving a status message and when a
message is In the slack. Contact your dealer for more inlormation.
Displays the system, group, and channel numbers. Your dealer
can program group and channel names with up in 10 characters, in
place of numbers. The left display is used as a delete indicator ( )
in Trunking Format and an add indicator ( ) in Conventional
Format. The right display Is used lor the Selective Call ( ) or
Scrambler ( _ ) lunction. The delete! add indlcators show the
systems that are locked/ not looked out oi the scanning sequence.
Selective Call and Scrambler are optional lunctions that can be
programmed by your dealer.
l Rear Panel
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l l External Power input
speaker jack connector
Antenna connector
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PROGRAMMABLE A XILIA CTIONS
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Keys (2, G), and 6) {page 4) can be programmed with the auxiliary functions
listed in the following table. The keys can only be programmed with lunctions,
depending on whether you are using Conventional Format or Trunking Format.
Please contact your dealer for further details on these functions
um: Ir “Funchon”ls programmed onto one a! the above mentioned keys, me DTMF keypad (keypad
models only) can also be used [or addlubnal programmable keys.
Auto Tel No Yes
AUX A‘ Yes Yes
AUX B‘ Yes Yes
Channel Down Yes _| No
Channel Up Yes No
Connect |D Yes _| Yes
Disconnect ID Yes Yes
Display Character Yes Yes
Emergency L— Yes Yes
Function Yes Yes
Group Down Yes I— Yes
Group Up Yes Yes
Home Channel Yes F No
Home Group 7 No Yes
Horn Alert Yes No
Key Lock Yes A Yes
Memory (HCUSTO) Yes Yes
Memory (FlCL) Yes I— Yes
Memory (STO) Yes Yes
Monitor A (Monitor Unmute (Momentaryn Yes Yes
Monitor B (Monitor Unmute (T oggle)) Yes Yes
Monitor C (Carrier Squelch (Momentary)) Yes Yes
Monitor D (Carrier Squelch (T oggle» L Yes Yes
Operator Sel Tone Yes No _.
Public Address Yes Yes
Radial Yes Yes
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E‘Scan |_ Yes Yes
LScan Del/Add Yes '— Yes
Scan Temporary Delete No Yes
System Down No Yes
System Up No Yes
Scramblerz Yes Yes
Talk Around Yes 4 No _‘
Tel Disconnect No Yes
Volume Down Yes |_ Yes
Volume Up Yes Yes
‘ This function can be selected only when the Scrambler/ ANI board has not been
installed.
2 This tunction can be selected only when the Scrambler/ ANI board has been installed.
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BASIC OPERATIONS
I Switching Power DN/ OFF
Press the I0 switch to switch the transceiver ON (or OFF).
I Adiusting the llnlume
Press the keys programmed as Volume Up and Volume Down to adjust the
volume. Volume Up increases the volume and Volume Down decreases it.
I Seleninu a System! Grnup/ Channel
Select the desired system and group (Trunking Format) using the System/
Group keys.
Select the desired group and channel (Conventional Format) using the
Group/ Channel keys.
I Time-nut Timer (TOT)
The purpose of the Time-out Timer is to prevent any single person from using
a channel tor an extended period of time.
If you continuously transmit tor a period ol time that exceeds the programmed
time, the transceiver will stop transmitting and an alert tone will sound. To
stop the tone, release the PTT switch.
Your dealer can program the TOT time in the range of 15 seconds to 10
minutes.
I Hnrn Alert
ll Horn Alert has been installed by your dealer, your vehicle horn, or some
other type of external alert. will sound when certain calls are received‘ This is
a useful function when you are away from your vehicle.
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OPERATION VERVIEW
Your dealer can program yourtransceiver for either Trunking Format of
Conventional Format.
I Trunking Format
This format can handle up to 32 systems with up to 250 groups in each
system. The transceiver can be used in both trunked mode and conventional
mode. Systems, groups, and their lunctions are programmed by your dealer.
l Conventional Fnrmat
This format can handle up to 250 groups with 250 channels in each group.
The transceiver can be used only in conventional mode. Groups, channels,
and their functions are programmed by your dealer,
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TRUNKED OPERATION (Trunking Format)
l Placing a Dispatch Call
1 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys.
2 Press the NT switch.
3 It the busy tone or intercept tone does not sound, communication is
possible; start speaking into the microphone. Release the PTT switch to
receive.
. For best sound quality at the receiving station, hold the microphone
approximately 1.5 inches (3 - 4 cm) trom your mouth.
4 When your conversation is finished, return the microphone to its hanger.
I Receiving a Dispatch Call
1 Switch ON the transceiver.
2 Set the volume level using the volume level tones as guides.
3 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys. (If
the Scan tunction has been programmed, you can switch it ON or OFF as
desired.)
4 When you hear the dispatcher's voice, readjust the volume as necessary.
I Placing 3 Telephone Call
Not..- You can only make a telephone call I] msl sem'ce ls available an you have an optional keypad
microphone. Consult your dealer for delails.
1 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys.
2 Press and hold the PTT switch lor approximately 1 second to ensure a
connection.
3 Release the PT|‘ switch and confirm that there is a dial tone from the
repeater.
4 Dial using the microphone keypad.
. Alter dialing, wait tor a response from the called party.
5 When the called party responds, press the PTT switch and speak into the
microphone. Release the PT|' switch to receive.
. Only one person can speak at a time.
6 To end the call, press the at key or the key programmed as Tel
Disconnect.
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l Receiving a Telephone Call
1 Select the desired system and group using the System! Group keys. (If
the Scan function has been programmed, you can switch i| ON or OFF as
desired.)
- A ringing lone will sound when a call is received.
2 Press and hold me PTT switch to speak, and release it to lislen.
- Only one person can speak at a time.
3 To end the call, press the # key or the key programmed as Tel
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NVENTIONAL OPERATION (Trunking Format)
I Transmitting
Note: Before ”drumming you mustmom‘lcr the channel to make sure iris nct alreaflyln use. I! the
selected gmup is notprogmmmed with or (Quiet Talk) av DOT (Drgital Quiet Talk), simply fisten to
the Channellomakelmbodyls Wiring an ll. Ywdanatneedtommwe the nw'crvphme from the
hooktomom’tormechannal ltmesslecrsagmup isprogrammsdm'm QTolDQY, remove the
mlimphonefrommehookrodisableOTorDOT, men/isnentamedianneltomakesurenobodyls
la ing on it,
1 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys.
o it the channel is busy, wait until it becomes lreet
2 Press the NT switch and speak into the microphone. Release the FIT
switch to recelve.
. For best sound quality at the receiving stalion, hold the microphone
approximately 1.5 inches (3 — 4 cm) trom your mouth.
3 When your conversation is finished, return the microphone to its hanger.
l Receiving
1 Switch ON the transceiver
2 Set the volume level using the volume level tones as guides
3 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys. (II
the Scan function has been programmed, you can switch it ON or OFF as
desired)
4 When you hear the dispatcher's voice, readjust the volume as necessary.
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SYSTEM SCAN (Trunking Format)
I General
If the Scan function is programmed, systems can be scanned by pressing the
key programmed as Scan. When it is pressed. the SCN indicator and “-
SCAN-" or the revert system/ group number, appear on the display and
scanning starts. The systems not locked out ol the scanning sequence are
scanned.
When a call is received, scanning stops and the system and group digits
appear. Press the PTT switch and speak into the microphone to respond to
the call. The transceiver will continue scanning after an adiusteble time delay
lithe PTI' switch is released and no lurthersignal is received:
I Scanning Trunked Systems
When scanning trunked systems, the revert groups and the groups not locked
out of the scanning sequence are scanned. See “GROUP SCAN” on
page 14.
I Scanning conventional Systems
When scanning conventional systems, the revert groups and the groups not
locked out of the scanning sequence are scanned. See “GROUP SCAN" on
page 14.
I Scan Lockout
It a programmable auxiliary key is programmed with Scan Lockout, each
system can be locked out oi the scan sequence manually. The delete
indicator will appear in the left hand display when the system displayed is
locked out.
I Scan Revert
Scan Revert reiers to the revert systems and groups being scanned, You can
select revert systems and groups using the System! Group keys,
Three types at Scan Fteverts which can be programmed by your dealer are
available:
. Last Called Revert: The last system/ group received is assigned as the
new revert system and group,
- Lest Used Revert: The last system/ group responded to is assigned as
the new revert system and group.
a Last Selected: The last system/ group selected is assigned as the new
revert system and group“
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GROUP SCAN (Trunking Format)
Group Sean is available tor both trunked and conventional systems. This feature
is useful when more than one group is programmed in a system, Group Scan is
set by the dealer on request. It scans the revert groups as well as groups that
are allowed to be scanned
When a call is received, the group indicator shows the group number, and that
group becomes the revert group. Simply press the NT switch to respond to the
call.
Now: Please Contact your dealer for Information cor-insuring Priority Scan
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VENTIONAL OP RATION (Conventional Formal)
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l Transmitting
More: Before humming, you must monitor the channel to make sure it is not already in use. it the
selected group is nalprogmmmed with or (Quiet Talk) or DOT (Dlgital Outs! Talk), slmplylisrsn to
the channel [17 make nobody is talking on /t. You do not need to remove the mimhons from the
hookto monitor the channel. If the selected group ispvogrammed with OTOIDOT, remove the
mi’zmphanre from the hook to disable UT of DOE then listen to the channel to make sure nobody Is
as my on t,
1 Select the desired system and group using the System/ Group keys.
~ It the channel is busy, wait until it becomes tree.
2 Press the PTT switch and speak into the microphone. Release the P11”
switch to receive. '
o For best sound quality at the receivrng station, hold the microphone
approximately 1.5 inches (3 ~ 4 cm) lmm your mouth,
3 When your conversation is finished, return the microphone to its hanger.
l Receiving
1 Switch ON the transceiver.
2 Set the volume level using the volume level tones as guides.
3 Select the desired system and group using the System! Group keys. (If
the Scan function has been programmed, you can switch it ON or OFF as
desired.)
4 When you hear the caller‘s voice, reediust the volume as necessary.
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I General
it the Scan lunction is programmed, groups or channels can be scanned by
pressing the key programmed as Scan. The Scan function has a Single Scan
or a Muiti Scan. When the Scan key is pressed, the SCN indicator and “-
SCANJ' or the revert group! channel number, appear on the display and
scanning starts.
When a call is received. scanning stops and the group and channel digits
appear. Press the NT switch and speak into the microphone to respond to
the call. The transceiver will continue scanning after an adjustable time delay,
ii the P‘I'r switch is released, and no further signal is received.
When the displayed group is not locked out of the scanning sequence, the
add indicator ( ) will appear on the display.
I Priority Scan
The priority channel must be programmed in orderfor Priority Scan to
function.
When a signal is received on the priority channel, the transceiver will
automatically change to that channel, even it it is receiving a signal on a
different channel.
The indicator appears when the displayed channel is the priority channel.
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ONE SIGNA LING (Conventional Format
2‘Tone Signalling is either activated or disactivated by your dealer.
2-Tone Signalling only opens the squelch when the transceiver receives two
tones corresponding to those set up in the transceiver. When the squelch opens,
you wilt be able to hear the caller without any further action.
After a correct code is received and the squelch opens, pressing the key
programmed as Monitor will cancel the connection.
ll your dealer programmed Transpond for 2-Tone Signalling. your transceiver will
automatically send an acknowledgment signal to the station that called when the
correct tone is received. Transpond does not lunction when you are called with a
Group code. '
If your dealer programmed Tone Alert tor 2-Tone Signalling, your transceiver will
emit a beep when a correct tone is received.
None: This llanscal'vells gnu/capable Dime-rm Signals. "cannot encode a 2-Tone Signal.
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AUDIBLE USER FEEDBACK TUNES
The transceiver emits various tones to indicate the transceiver’s operating status.
Please contact your dealer for further information on these tonest
Alert Yes Yes
Busy Yes Yes
DBD On Yes Yes
DBD Off L Yes Yes
Delay ’ No Yes
Deny No Yes
Free System Ring Back Model System Search Mode No Yes
Group Call Yes Yes
Individual Call Yes Yes
Intercept No
Key Input Error Yes
Key Press [A] Yes
Key Press [B] Yes
Key Press [C] Yes
Password Agreement Yes
Power ON Yes
Pre Alert Yes
Proceed No Yes
PTT Release Yes Yes—1
Queue No Yes
Ringing No Yes
Roll Over Yes Yes
System Search No Yes
System Search End No Yes
Transpond Yes
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