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4/15 (1g
PT3800(1)
FM HANDHELD TRANSCEIVER
USER’S MANUAL
USER’S MANUAL
PT-3800(1)
FM HANDHELD TRANSCEIVER
Greeting!
We are gratefulfor your purchase ofthis transceiver. We believe
the transceiver, which always incorporatesthe latest technology,
can bring greatconvenience to yourlife and work;we also believe
that the quality and functions of the transceiver can meet your de-
mands for reliable communication.
To make sure you can get familiarwith the functions and proper
operating methods ofthe transceiver, please read this user’s
manual carefully.
Caution:
Please read this manual carefully beforeusing this transceiver.
- Do not usethe transceiver orcharge the batteryin a flammable,
explosive environment orin the areas where transceiver isproh-
ibited, such as gas station, hospital,0r airport.
- Do not usethe transceiver inthe areas where government
prohibits.
- Do not exposethe transceiver todirect sunlight fora long time,or
place it closeto heating appliances.
- Do not place the transceiver in excessively dusty,humid, wet
areas, or on unstable surface.
- If an abnormalodor or smokeis detected comingfrom the transc-
eiver, turnit off and remove the batteryfrom the transceiverand
promptly contact yourlocal dealer.
- The maintaining oftransceiver only can be done byprofessional
technician.
Battery and Safety
1. Warranty Exclusions
' The company willnot be responsiblefor any failureor safety accident
generating by usingthe battery withoutfollowing the “Battery and
Safety Directions" .
- The company will not be responsible for any failure generating by
mismatching circuit which is caused byusing no autonomous produc-
ing products, Iikebattery pack, chargerand transceiver.
' The battery is guaranteed for service for 6 months after leaving the
factory. In this period, it there is any abnormal condition from the
battery, you are allowed to change a new one for free, but that is
based on usingthe battery in conformity with the directions.
2. Conditions and Environment
0 Using the special charger appointed bythe company.
- If the batterycharging is full, do not chargeit repeatedly in a short
time, or thatwill shorten battery'slife or bring safety trouble toyou.
Please stop charging,if the batteryis charged overtime,but not full.
- Do not place, charge or usethe battery underthe strong sunlightfor
a long time,or the batterymay become heat,fire or failto use.
- The battery hasa protecting systemfor the circuit, it is prohibitedto
use the batteryin the areas of heavy static(more than 100V)or high
magnetic field, orthe protecting systemwill be damaged and bring
Safety trouble.
° The charging temperatureis from -10'Cto 40'C, please chargewithin
this range, orthe charger maystart automatic protectionto stop
charging or thebattery may bedamaged.
- If an abnormalodor, Ieakor any otherabnormal situation is detected
coming from the battery, please do not useit, but return it to the
dealer.
- Please keep the battery in the clean, dry and ventilated room with
the temperature of-5'C ~35'C and the relativehumidity not morethan
75%, avoid to contacting with any corrosive substance and keep
away from the origin of fire and heat.
0 If the extended storage is needed, please keep the battery in the
clean, dry environment without any corrosive substance in the
temperature of -5’C ~25'C. If the time is over three months, the
battery should havea charging. Ifkeep the batteryin the unventilated
environment with atemperature of over40'C, the battery may leak,
self-ignite or be damaged by reason of quickening the self discharge.
The battery kept under the temperature of 40'C should be charged
once a month and the charging status should be 50% of the battery
capacity.
- The battery life will be shortened if using underthe maximum condi-
tions, such as limiting temperature, deep charging and discharging
circulation and overcharging! over discharging.
' In the extended storage, the battery may be write-offor the capacity
may reduce seriously without any charging and discharging maint-
enance.
3. Safety
To avoid the leaking, heating, firing or exploding of the battery, please
comply with thefollowing protective measures.
- Do not placethe battery in the water; do not keep the battery in the
damp, unventilated environment with a high temperature for along
time.
- Do not burn or heat the battery; do not use, place or charge the
battery near thefire or otherheat source (over70'C).
- Do not reversethe power polarities;do not short-circuitthe battery.
- Do not connectthe battery with battery socket orcar battery directly.
- Do not keepor transit thebattery with metals(|ike necklace).
- Do not press or throw the battery; do not use obviously defective or
twisted battery.
FOO INFORMATION
Waning; Merlin-log tampering and/or adjusting this or replacement of
any transmitter component (crystal. semioomuctnr, etc.) In this unit
could result in a violation of the rules. Changes or modifications tothis
unit not express; waved by line warty responsible for compliance
. Do not weldthe battery directly. could void the usersauthontylo operate the equ‘pmenl
' To avoid damaging the safety system ofthe battery,do not destroy or
modify it; donot disassemble and assemble or remodelthe battery.
. Do not putthe battery in a microwave oven or pressure cooker. FCC “fawning:
- Do not usethe battery togetherwith the following batteries, such as -
one-shot batteries (alkaline cell) or secondary batteries of different
capacities,brands, and standards or factories. A new battery can not
be used togetherwith an old one, though theyare the same model.
- If the battery sends out abnormal odor, becomes heat, discolours or
twists; or finding any abnormal while using, charging or keeping it,
please remove the battery from the equipment or thecharger and stop
using it.
- Do not use nail or sharp materials to puncturethe battery; donot beat
or trample onthe battery.
In cloning mode a US transmitter cannot be cloned with
a noanS transmitter and cannot be made to operate on
non-US frequencies. The user cannot force non-US
frequencies in this mode.
The US version ofthis transmitter operates solely on US
frequencies. The user is not able to select on non-US
frequencies.
- If the batteryleaks or sends out abnormal odor, please removeit from
any open fire immediately, orthe leaked electrolyte may fire and the PTSSOOH) is a a occupational equipment. And it
battery may explode. Operate with a duty factor not exceeding 50%.
- Please keep children away from the battery, ifchildren swallow the
battery, please see a doctorimmediately.
- If the batteryleaks and the electrolyte goes into the eyes, do not rub
them, but clean them and see a doctor immediately, or that may hurt
your eyes.
- Do not reverse charge or forciblyover discharge the battery.
0 Do not usethe battery in other inappropriate equipments.
1. Unpacking and Checking Equipments 1- Plepa'afi'fl"
Caretully unpack tlietransceiuer. Wereccmrneno that ycuioentity the (“Charging ”‘9 Bfl'EfyPflk
items listed inthe folloWing table oelore oiscaroing theoacking rnater- ' Plug lheAC adaptor cablemto the
ial. ll anyiterns are missingor have beenoamagec during shipment fidfipmflflflk lowed on the reer'
please contact lhe carrier or cealerimmeoiately. the charger, ciugtne AC adapimr
into power socketot ZZDVISDHL
the light turn green
Supplied Accessories
(Figure1)
ITEM QuANTlTY - Adjust the mountinghmckei otthe
Antenna 1 charger ano slidethe battery pack
Adapter 1 orthe transceiverwith the battery
pack into thecharger.
W’i“ “Km 1 - Make sure the haiiery pack contacts
Desktop Charger 1 are in contactwith the charging
Battery 1 terminals
Belt clip 1 - The charger LEDturns red andcharging
begins The chargingtime depends on
the battery capacity. Aiterchargirigi the chargerLED turns green and
the charging istull (Figure i)
Caution:
- it the catterycharging is tulioo not chargeit again auerchargingwill
shorten battery's lite or damage it.
- After purchasing or extended storage (more than 2 months), the
battery cannot reach its maximum capacity tor the lirst time
recharging. Atterrepeateely charging ariddischsrging the batterytwc
orthree times,the capacity willreacn its normal status.
' The charger LED iurrls Cl" when li detecis ihaiihe bakery has been
damaged Within lhelirst H) minutescl charging
Instruction Manual
Antenna Adapter Wrist Loop
Deskmp Charger BEN” Balm”) - The charger LED turns olt when it is on the protecting statusoue to
over current orshorl circuit. Pleasecvt mfthepower‘ anothen turn on (3) lns‘amng'he Amnna
the power againto continue charging
- it the charger tests out the temperature ot the battery is too high
(over ED'C), it will stop charging, and the charger LED turns yellow.
Alter the temperature drops. remove the battery and re-pvt to
cominue charging.
Screw the antennarnto the connectoron the topolthe
transcelver by holoingthe antenna atrts hase andiurn it
clockwise until secure( Figures).
(2) Installan I Removlng the Bathery Pack
a Match the two grooves ot the battery pack \
with the corresponding guides on the ham oi the I l
transceiver.
o Sllde the battery oaclt along the hack loe \ mama) Figure“
iransceiveruntrl the hatterv release latch on the
basawflhevansflflvaflflflks ’ (4) Installlng [Removlng the Ballcllp
c To remove the battery pads puH hack on the
Match the heltchp with the corresponding grooves onthe battery
"flea“ hm“ Em Sh“ m ”a“ way "m“ l“ and shoe downthe helt clrpfrorernove the oeltclio, shoe upthe oelt
“WWW“ F'gu'ez) (F'WEZ’ clip by yournflil ortoole(Frgure4)
mutton; (5)Insla|ling the OptionaISpeakerlMicrophone
~ Do hotshort-circvit the hatteryterminals or disposethe haiterv into Remove the rvooercover and insertthe speaker-microphone plugs
Fire. Into the SPIM‘CJaEks
~ Never attemptto remove the casing from thehattery pack
' Do notlnstall the batterypaok in thedangerous environment, or
sparks wrll causeexplosron
~ To avoid explosionpleflsedo not place the battery inthe high
Temperaturearess.
3. Getting Acquainted
(1) Exterior Figure
A LED Irldlcator
Lsnlights red whiletransmittlng; flashes reowhiiethe power
appears low,
B Channel Selector
RDtatE to select channelur use with Either keys to realize funcllml’l
setting.
c.Power/ Volume SWitch
Tum clockWiseto switch ON thetransceiver; toswitch OFFiturn
counterclockwise until a click is heard; rotate to adjustthe volume
Level
D.F’TT (Push-to-Talk)
To make a call, press and hold [PTT], then speakintp the
microphone with normaiyoice. Release [PTTHo receive a call.
E Monitor Button
Pressto disable thescuelch, and release to enable thesouelch
again.
F Lamp Button
Preasto Ilght thescreen ano releaaelor 5 seconds, auto light oil;
press again to turn oil the light.
G.MIC-SP Jacks
Formrlnectirlg external Mlcrophnne/ Speaker,
n Keypad
Numeric Key: inoutnumoera and function selection
Function Key [F] use With numerlckeys to realize shortcut operation
or lunction and parameter setting
Menu Key [MEN U]:press to enterthe menu mooei use with the
channel Selector and [OK] or [PT'H to realize iunetion setting.
Conlirm Key [0K] press to confirm or swrtcn petweentne hills
lrecuency cisplay mooeano the memoryrrecuency mooe
clearKey[cLR1:clearnumhera or exit from the menu.
(2)LCD Display
CT DCSVOX e O ANIRE
I” I], l II, till! 1 11“ ”El: u: a
F 7_i'117 _i'1_17_i'1l7 _i1_1_i7 117 1412527?
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ICON DESCRIPTION
Appear when [F] is pressed to enter the shortcut function menu.
Appear when the transmitting output power is set low.
VOX Appear when the Sound Control function is activated.
CT Appear when the CTCSS function is activated.
DCS Appear when the 008 function is activated.
Appear when “I” offsetreverse frequency is set.
= Appear when “ll” offsetreverse frequencyis set.
R Appear when the Reverse Frequency function is activated.
A Appear when the memory channel has contained data.
I Appear when the channel number has been locked out.
E Appear when the Battery Save function is activated.
APO Appear when the Auto Power offfunction is activated.
S-meter (RX) and relative RF power meter (TX).
flit“: My}! “Ml"! FLU ‘
J 1744 4mm 47,25
Display various alphanumericinformation such as operating
frequency or menu selection.
33 Display the channel number.
"'0 Appear when the keypad is locked.
' ' ' Show the battery power.
6 Appear when the Beep function is activated.
0 Appear when the Scrambler function is activated.
ANI
Appear when the ANI function is activated.
4.Basic Operation
Switch on
Rotate Power /Vo|ume Switch clockwise to
turn on thetransceiver.A “du” sounds and
the transceiver is in the operational state.
Adjust the Volume
Press and hold the Monitor Button and
meanwhile rotate the Power / Volume
Switch to adjustthe volume.
Select the Frequency] Channel
In the full-frequency display mode, rotate the Ch-
annel Selector to select the desired frequency;in
the memory frequency mode or the channel
mode,rotate the Channel Selector to select the
desired channel.
PTT Button
To make a call, press and hold [PTT], the red light
appears, and then speaks into the microphone in
your normal speaking voice.
-Adjust|ng lheSqueIch Level
-The purposeolthesduelch isto inutethe speakerwhen nosignals
are present While opening the squelch, you Will hear the
background noiselrom thespeaker; whileclosing thesouelch, you
wlll rlmlhearll
- The selected squelch level Will determine how strongthe signal
must oeior openigand closingthe squelchJHhe selectedsouelch
level is too high, you will fail to receive weak signals; ii the
selected squelch level istoo low,you will open the squelch easily
and hearthe hackgroundnoise.
oAdjusting meSqueIch
1)Press[F],[1]
~ "SOL” andlhecurrerltsquelchlevelappear
2)Rotale the Channel Selector to selectthe squelch levellrom u toe.
' Select ll’lelevel alwhleh lhebaekgruund nulsels ellmlnaledwl’lerl
no signalispresent.
3)Press [0K]or [PTT] to keepthe setting;press[CLR1to exllarld
dultthesetting.
oMonItor
lt isuseml loryou touse [MONl]wh en youwant toreceive weak
signals oruse withthe Power/Volumeswllch to adjust thevolume
level
oTransmIltIng
Totrarlsmiti pressand ho|d[l=‘T'l] and speak intothe microphone.
i)P|ease heep themicrophone about 3-5cmlrom your mouth,speak in
your normal toneof voice tomake sure thatthe receiver can get the
best tone.
2)When press [PTTJ,the status otthe LED indicatoran the toppanel
lights red.
3)Re|esse [PTT]to receive
‘Recelvlng
When thechannel iscalled, theLCD displayshow strongthe signal
is andyou Willhearthecall. Iflhe signalis weakand youhave seta
high squelch IeveI‘ you may lailto hearthe call
If the CTCSS or ncs signaling has been programmed in your
transceiveri you can onlyhearthe call fromthe transmitterwho has
the samesignaling. Allthe othercalls willnot heheard.
- Display Mod. 5. ction
The transceiver has three display modes:memory treduency mode,
tull-treouency display mode and channel mode.
mum ofllhe transceiveri then press [MENu]and turn on the trans-
ceiver to swttch hetween channel mode and memory lrecuency
mode
2)Irl the frequencymode, press [OK]to switch hetweenlull-frecuency
display mode and memorylrecuency mode
- Selecting channel
in the memorytrecuency mode orchannel mode, selectingchannel is
available.Rotate the channel Selector to selectthe desired channel.
Rolale clockvvise toincrease the channel number, rotate countercloc-
kwise to decrease it
Vau can input the channel numher directlyhy the keypad
- selecting Frequency
ln tne full-frequency display mode, selecting frequency is available.
Rotate the channel Selector to selecttne oesireo frequency, Rotate
clockwise to increasethe frequenchotate counterclockwiseto oecr-
ease the frequency, and then the selected frequencywrll appear onlne
screen(tne trequencles cnangeaccororng to tnestep frequency)
Note: Please select a step frequency before selecting trequencies.
For the setting of a step frequency, please refer to the “step“
directions.
in life tullstrequencydlsplay mode, inputting frequencies py thekeys
pad ls available You can use thenumerlc keys clithe transceiver to
input frequencies oirectly. Press [CLR1to clear thewrong numbers.
5. MenuSetting
.Use Methnd
1)F'ress [MENU]to enterlhe menumooe. themenu itemsappear,
tne hlln ingolgits nnthe rlghtside isthe ltemnumbers
2)Rotate thecnannel Selectorto selecttne desireditem.
3)Press [OK] or [P'r'r]to confirm.‘fhenrotate thecnannel Selector
to selectfunction andparameter.
A)Press[0K] orlp'r'r] againto confirm.
5)Press[CLR]toeXltfrurntrle menu
ollll-null-ms
Na. Fullutlnn Dutlnn
| scm scan malice CD/TD/SE
2 Tmmnbnuttlmel) orrlanlsnltznltsn
3 sw tamer sauosoulvol oN/OFF
a HP asap) om [OFF
5 KY mom lean MANU/AUTO
5 END tns cnanralsnactaranlem om [OFF
7 we sutcpmrhm UFF/Sfl/sfl/ufl/ZAD
s ANI laennlerttan osplsymmo cw lcFF
s. Channalulomory
nlllemory Fuqu-ncy
ln thememory frequency, trequencymemory and other parameters
setting are avallable. Th ere are 99 ch annels inthe transceiver.
1)Erlter tnefull-freouency displaymode to select tnefreouency
ano otheroarameters (su ch as crcsspcs. offsetfreouen cy,
power, etc)
2)Press [MEMO],the memorycnannel numberaopears.
3)Rmtale the Channel Selecturnr input the desired memory Gnarls
nel numper directly
contained data.
4)F'ress [OK] or [PTT] to keep tne setting; press [CLR] to exit and
ouittnesetting.
a appears tosnow inaltne cnannel nas
ocrcss chs Setting
if the selected channel has been set crossl DCS signaling, you
will onlyneartnecallfromlne transceiverwitn tnesame signaling.
in thetullstrequency alsplaymaae, changingCTCSS/DCS signals
lng rsavarlaple
uchange the class was Codefnr Channelkecelulng:
1)Press[F],[7]
crcssmcs codeor "OFF” appearonthescreen.
2)Press [MENU] to switchbetween CTCSSend DOS.
- While selectingcrcss, “RC” or DCS code appear. Rotate tne
cnannel Selectorto selectthedesired cross code, “OFF" means
no CTCSS/ DCSslgnaIlng
- wnile selecting Dcs, ‘RD” or has code appear. Rotate tne
cnannel Selector to select the desired Dcs cooe, press [F] to
select tnepositiue orrlegstive cooe -o::~ means noCTCSS IDCS
signaling.
3)Press [oKlor [PTTHG keepthe setting, press[CL R] to exit and
quit thesetting
A)” cTcsshas peen set, ‘CT” appears on the LED while renews
lng; lchs hasheen set, ‘DCS" appears
uChany-thoCTCSS fncs Cod-forChannol'fransiiiitfing:
i)press [ale],
CTCSS IDES endear “OFF” appear cm the screen
2)F'ress [MEN u1to switch between CTCSSand DCS.
' Whlle selecllrfg CTCSS, ‘TC” and CTCSS cudeappear Rmalelhe
Channel Selectdrtd select the desired cmss code, ‘OFF” means
no 07088 was signaling.
~ Whlle selecllrfg DCS, “TD" and DES nude appear Rmatelhe Char
rlrlel Selector is select the deslredDCS code, press[F] [cl select the
positive or negative code, " OFF” means no cmss I ncs
signaling,
3)F'ress [0K]or [FTTHo keepthe setting, press [CLR1to exitand
quit the setting
4)” CTCSSI’las been set, ‘CT” appears onthe LCD while transm-
itting; ltncs has been set, "DOS” appears
- cffnl ruqu-ncy sunny;
in the fullrirequency display mode, offset frequency setting is
available Offset frequency setting makes the transmission
frequency higherm or lowerp) than the received frequency to
increase communication range pya repeater
lwress [F],[4], Rolalethe ChannelSelectortoselect t/a offset
frequency or '0FF’ lf -.- pffsetfrequencyis selected, "a”
appears pnthe screen;if ~ - ' offset trequencyis selected, M
appears; it “OFF" is selected, the frequency for transmitting
and receivingwill hethe same.
2)Press [OK]Gr [P771 to keep the settin ,press [CLRJtd exilafld
quit thesetting.
3)Press [F],[5] and rotate the Channel Selectorof input the offset
frequency directly by the keypad. The range 00.000 ~
37.995M Hz is available.
4)Press [oKlor [PTT] to keep the setting, press [CLR] to exitand
quit thesetting
aneleilng Memorych-niiel
1)|n thememdry frequencymode, selectthe desired channel (the
channel ISHCH Imukeduut)
2)Preas andhold [CLRHorZseconds, Lchisplay “DEL-7”.
3)Press [DK]mr [PTT] again todelete theselected channel
UDeIeIing Allthe Memnlychannels
1)Switch offppwer.
zlpress [CL R] and meanwhile rotate the Power/Vplu ine Switch to
swttch on power, Lcndisplay “AL.DEL7“.
3)Press [olqor [PTT] again todelete allthe memorychannels
-chaiinel Luckoul
Channel chkoutis toaypid thechannel heingdeleted drcpyered.
1)In thememoryfrequencymode, selectthe desiredchannel.
2)Press [F], [MENU], ‘l' appears heldwthe channelnumhertd
slipwthatthe cliannelhas heenlpcked out.
al'rounlpch, pfess[F], [MENU] again.
7. Scan
sSsIectIng ScanResums Method
Belore scanning, it is necessary to decide howto continue scan-
ning atterdetecting asignal.
- Tlmernperned Mode(To)
The transceiverstops scanning wh en detecting a signal, remains
there tors seconds,and then continues toscan evenitthesignal is
still present,
- carricr-op-rahd Mod-(col
The transceiver stops scanning when detecting a signal until the
signal drops out There is as secondsdelay between signal drop»
out and scan resumption unless the transceiver detects a new
signal duringthis time.
~ Scarch-opnaud ModotsE)
The transceiver stops scanning when detectinga signal and pauses on
the channel, andremains there evenilthe signalhas disappeared.
Please select the lirst item in the “menu setting" to set a scan
method
0 Main ory Scan
in the memorylrecuency mode orchannei mode, memoryscanning ls
available.
1)F'ress [schto start scanning
2) Scan starts at the treduencyourrently displayed andinereases.
3)Toreverse the scan direction, rotate the channel Selector clockwise
or counterclockwise.
on end the scan and return tothe standrhy channel, press any key
other than [MDNl] Press and hnId[MONI], thetranscewerwrll work
on the currentchannel, release tors seconds, contrnueto scan
Note:
~The oasicreduirement iormemory scanning:minimum needz or
more memorycharlrlals whichhave been set andrlml lmbalucked
~The squelch must heclosed torscan totunction.
o Freq uency Scan
in the tull-treduencydisplay mode, trequencyscanning is available.
iii-vress [SCN] to start scanning
2)5ean starts atthe treduency currentlydisplayed and steadilyincre-
ases accordingtothe 'step"
3)Toreverse the scan direction, rotate thechannel Selector clockvvise
or counterclockwise
4)To end the scan and return tothe standrby channel, press any key
otherthan [MONl],[F’TT].
Press [P'I'r], thetransceiver will work at the current frequency and
exit lrom thescan status
Press [MONI], thetranseeiverwill workat the currentlreouency, release
for 5 seconds,continue to scan
8. Auxiliary Func ns
OT me-out Timer(T01)
The purpose otthe Time-outTimer isto prevent anysingle person from
using a channel for an extended period ot time it the continuously
transmission time overransthe limited time, the transceiver will stop
transmitting and glvE out a warningtone
The limited timecan oe setby the seconditem in the “menu setting".
(unit: second)
oBaitery Save Function (SAW
This functionls uselulto reducethe hatterycorisumptiori whilethe
transceiver isin the siandrby status Toset itoN orcFF,piease
select thethird itemin the ‘memu setting'
oBeep Funetionuap)
While pressinga keyorl thekeypad, atone wlllsolmd. Thisoption
controls low battery warningtone. TOTione, channel busy tone
and Iossoflooktone, To setit ON or OFF, pleaseselect thelourth
item inthe “menu setting"
eKeypad LoekFuneilon (KY)
This luhction disables most of the keys to prevent you lrom
accidentally activatinga lunction Toset thelock mode(manual or
automatic), please select thelilth itemin the “menu settingf
When (hekeypadislocked, he" appears,
To lock manually, press [F] for about 2 seconds; while
automatically Iockhas been set, it no operation is performed lor
an seconds, the keypad Will be auto Iocked.TounIock, press [F]
loraboutz seconds.
tEncodsHENc)
Toset theEncoderfunctionoN orDFF whilethe keypadis locked,
please selectthe sixth item inthe “menu seitlng”
uAute Powers" (APO)
When nooperation ispertormed orno signalis received tor the set
period, the transceiver will turn power at: automatically A
warning tone sounds and LCD displays ‘POWOFF’ betore
turningthepower ofLTosei thetime, pleaseselect theseventh item
in the “menu selling" . (unit minute)
IAutomatic Number Identification (AMI)
This function is available in the transceiver. lla 3 digits ANI code
has been set andthe ANltransmission tunction has been selected
by PC snflware, the LCD screen oi the called transceiver will
display theANl code Toset the AMI lunctionoN orcFF,the called
transceiver cariselecttheeighth itemin the ‘menu setting" . While
it isoN, Lchisplays 'ANl’.
esusychannelLockout
While the tuncion is activated. it not set up CTCSS/ nos, the
speaker sounds while receving the signal, press [PTT] tailing to
transmit. it set upCTCSS / DOS, the speaker doesn‘isound while
receiving the signal with incorrect CTCSS / Dcs. press [F'TT]
tailing to transmit; it the CTCSSI ass is correcl, the speaker
sounds,press[l='r'r1totransmit.
Press [F], [MEMO] and rotate the channel Selector to set the
lunction oNor OFF, thenpress [olqor [PTTJm keep-the setting
oHigh [Low Power
in acertain communciation range, ilreceive thesignal clearly, to
reduce thehattery consumption and prolongthe servicetime, please
select lowoutput power
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