Midland Radio 701545B UHF TRANSCEIVER User Manual USERS MANUAL 1

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NOTES
Purchase Date:
Date Placed in Service:
Purchased from:
Contact:
Phone Number:
Service Center Phone:
Model Number:
Serial Number:
Selective Call Number:
ANl Number:
Vehicle Number:
Contact Phone Number
K6208
Operating Instructions
The KGZOG series VHF or UHF FM radio transceivers provide
professional mobile communications for a wide variety of applications
Police departments, security and public satety agencies, courier and
treight companies. construction, airport ground services, petroleum and
utility industries all may use the radio for reliable communications.
KG208 radios employ sophisticated technology and microprocessor
control to make changing the radio’s characteristics fast and easy. Any
computer-equipped dealer or service shop with the necessary Software
and Programming Manual can easily program your radio to your specific
operating requirements.
Radio Features
Simplex or semi—duplex operation
High performance specifications
\Mda non-tuning bandwidth
Wrda-band/Narrow band by channel
25 Watt and 40 Watt models available
IBM-PC“ compatible field-programmable teatures
Emergency Alarm
Direct input of channel number
Up to 200 channels, or
Up to 100 channel with 8-digit alphanumeric “Channel Name"
“Kill" Mode“ (disable from another radio).
ANI. Automatic Number Identification
CTCSS by channel, DCS optional
DTMF or 5-Tone select—call encoder / decoder
Display of Caller ID
Call tolwarding
Voice Scrambling
Single-lone encoder
Transmitter high or low power selectable or assigned by channel
Display of programmed frequencies and tones
Transmit Time Limiter (‘I‘l‘ L)
Multiple scanning modes
Large alphanumeric LCD display with back~light
User friendly
Self diagnostics
Compact. mgged die-cast and steel construction
State—of—theart technology
Important Safety Information
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ol the United States in
General Docket 79-144 adopted a salety standard for human exposure
to radio frequency energy. Proper operation of this FCC regulated
equipment will result in exposure significantly below FCC recommended
limits.
DO NOT stand within 60 cm at the radio antenna while transmitting. No
not transmit it someone is standing near the antenna.
DO NOT press the transmit switch unless you actually want to transmit
DO NOT allow children to play with any radio equipment containing a
transmitter.
DO NOT operate the radio near unshielded electrical blasting caps,
DO NOT operate the radio in an explosive atmosphere unless the radio
rs specifically approved for such use
00 NOT operate the radio in a vehicle while refueling.
Initial Inspection
When you receive your radio, inspect the carton for any signs of shipping
damage Report any damage to the carrier immediately Then
remove and check the contents to be sure all items have been included.
Standard Package
Check radio tor proper model as ordered
Mounting bracket
DC power cable
Microphone & hang-up clip
Spare fuse, mini 12.5 Amp
Installation hardware
Operators manual (this manual)
Standard Package Contents
Optional Items
Check your order or packing list tor the items to be supplied
Installation
It is highly recommended first a qualified technician or engineer perform
installation. Special equipment is required to properly install and tune
the antenna.
If you are qualified and have the necessary equipment, refer to the
Programming Manual for entering data and selecting of the radio’s many
features. than refer to the Service Manual for detailed installation
instructions.
Supply Voltage
This radio is designed for operation from a 12 fig nggatfve mund
supply. usually a vehicle battery.
it used as a iixed station, connect to a 13.6 to 13.8 Volt mulatod DC
power supply. In some cases, a battery may be connected to the power
supply to provide operation during AC power failure. The slide-in bracket
makes it convenient to remove the radio from the vehicle to use at the
fixed location if dual operation ls required. A desk microphone is
available for use with fixed stations.
Microphone
Insert me microphone connector into the socket on the right side of the
panel. The cable should point downward. Note that there is a lock on
the connector to prevent it from being accidentally disconnected. To
remove, grasp the connector near the panel and pull gently.
Antenna Connection
Connect the antenna cable to the female type “N” connector/cable at the
rear of the radio.
External Speaker Connection
An accessory external speaker is available which will provide higher 5
Watt audio power level. This is helpful if the radio is installed in a noisy
vehicle. A connector is provided on me rear of the radio to attach the
speaker. It Is necessary to remove the existing jumper plug to
disconnect the internal speaker. To avoid toss. it is recommended that
this plug be attached to one of the radio cables for future use in testing
the radio. The radio will not operate unless either the external speaker
or the jumper plug is connected.
Operation
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OFF/VOLUME
Switch the radio on by rotating the VOLUME knob clockwise V: turn. The
volume may be adjusted later when you receive a message.
CHANNEL/SQUELCH KNOB
Select the desired channel by rotating the CHANNEL knob. The channel
number will appear in the display. Either 1 or cit-1 may appear
depending on other program features used. If using the Channel Name
feature, the name will appear after a short time.
The channel may also be selected by pressing C on the keypad and
entering the channel number, then C again. Example: C 1 2 C will
select channel 12. If the final 0 is not entered, the radio will wait for two
seconds for the next digit, then switch to the selected channel. If a
channel is selected that is not programmed, a BEEP will sound and the
radio will return to the original channel.
SHIFT BUTTON
Assigns alternate functions to Channel Knob and the keypad. Stays
active for four seconds after being pressed.
SCAN BUTTON
Controls the All Scan mode.
MONITOR BUTI'ON
Sets and resets the decoder (mutes and unmutes speaker)
KEYPAD
Enters selective call digits and controls radio functions with use of the
SHIFT button.
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LCD Display
Display Icons
The drawing above shows all of the ICONS and digits that are used to
indicate radio operation. The function of each icon will be discussed
here, and again as we cover the operation and features.
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PRIO indicates that the radio is in one of the priority scan modes.
There are six (6) arrows along the top of the display. The first indicates
that the shift button has been pressed. The remaining arrows indicate
the active field for entering 5 Tone digits.
There are eight alphanumeric characters across the centerthat display
channel number, channel name, tone format, call numbers, caller ANI
and other inlorrnation required by the program.
Bottom Row
SCAN catea that the radio is in one of the scan modes.
BUSY indicates that the channel is in use.
TX indicates that the radio is in the transmit mode.
> indicates that the radio is in the high power mode.
0T indicates that DTMF or 5Tone data is being transmitted.
‘ indicates that the decoder is set and the speaker is muted. ,
AUX indicates an auxiliary runction.
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Squelch
Locate the SHIFT (FUNCTlON) button on the radio panel. When
pressed, the first arrow will appear at the top of the display, The
CHANNEL knob now becomes the SQUELCH control. While turning the
knob, the display will show 5041 through SQ-T.
At 50—0, the squelch vvili be open and the BUSY icon will be displayed.
ii the radio is not equipped with a decoder, noise will be heard in the
speaker. Route the CHANNEL knob clockwise until the BUSY icon
goes away (usually between SQ-2 and SQ~4li This is the most sensitive
setting tor the squelch. It the squelch is set to a higher number, you may
miss weaker messages If you hear occasional noise bursts in the
speaker, set the squelch to a higher number. A law seconds after the
desired setting is made, the radio Will return to normal operation,
Monitoring the Channel
If the channel is in use, the BUSY icon will be displayed. If you are not
using any type at decoder, you will be able to hear any messages on the
channel. You should not transmit until the channel is clear except when
you are communicating through a repeater, in this case, the repeater will
remain on the air for several seconds after the other party has finished
speaking. You should begin speaking immediately even though the
BUSY icon is still displayed
if a CTCSS or 008 decoder is in use, a * icon will appear in the lower
right of the display and the audio will remain muted when another person
(outside of your system) is using the channel (indicated by the BUSY
icon). it you wish to listen to this message, you may disable your
decoder by pressing the MONiTOR button. This will toggle the decoder
and speaker ONIOFF causing the 1- icon to switch on and oil.
Transmitting
To transmit, press the PTT button on the left side of the microphone The
TX icon will appear in the display. Note that the > icon indicates high
power. Hold the microphone near your lips and speak in a normal voice.
When finished speaking, release the PTT button,
A common mistake is to begin speaking before pressing the PTT button.
This may cause the first word oi your message to be cut oft. It is
recommended that you press the button, then wait one second before
speaking This is especially important when using a repeater or ANI tone
signaling
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Please review the safety information at the beginning of this manual to
avoid endangering yourselt or others.
Uslng SCAN
The radio has two types of scanning, “All Scan" and “Program Scan”.
Each of these has a “Busy“ mode and a “Priority" mode of operation.
In each of the scan modes, when a call is received, the radio will pause
on the busy channel for the duration of the message and for a few
seconds after the end of the message before resuming scan. This
allows you to hear any reply to the message before the radio resumes
scanning. During this pause, you may transmit to answer a call on that
channel without leaving the scan mode. If you wait until the radio
resumes scanning, you cannot transmit without first exiting the scan
mode and selecting the proper channel
To temporarily delete a channel from the scan list, wait for the radio to
stop on that channel, press SHIFT. then press " tor two seconds until
you hear a beep. To restore all deleted channels. press SHIFT. then
press A for two seconds until you hear a beep. All deleted channels are
restored each time you exit the scan mode.
It the radio is programmed for selective call scan capabilitv is limited
The radio will not scan unless the decoder is set (i icon is present).
Then, the scan will only stop if the correct decode select call number is
received.
Priority Channels: During programming. a HlGH and LOW priority
channel is entered for both the All Scan and Program Scan modes.
These may be a dinerent pair of channels for each mode
All Scan: in this mode, the radio will scan all channels and stop on any
that is busy. Select All Scan by pressing SCAN. The display will show
BY--AL--SC (Busy All Scan). The SCAN icon will be displayed. To exit
this mode, press SCAN.
Priority All Soon: While in the All Scan mode, press SHIFT, then 9
(note that i s not neoessag to hold the SHIFT button in). The display
will show PR—-AL--SC (Priority All Scan). The PRIO and the SCAN icons
will be displayed. The radio will now scan all channels and stop on any
that is busy. While listening to this channel. it will also monitor the All
Scan HIGH and LOW priority channels selected during programming.
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It a signal appears on the LOW priority channel. the radio will
immediately switch to that channel, Also. while listening to the LOW
priority channel, the radio will continue to monitor the HIGH priority
channel. It a signal appears there, it Will immediately switch to that
channel. When the priority channel messages are ended, the radio will
resume scan. To exit this mode, press SCAN.
Priority Transmit: When the radio is in either All Scan mode, it you
press the FIT. the radio will switch to the All Scan HIGH priority channel
and remain there during the transmission and for several seconds after.
This allows the operator to send a message on the priority channel and
receive a reply without exiting me scan mode.
Program Scan: In this mode. the radio Will scan all channels that were
selected for scan during programming and stop on any that are busy.
Select Program Scan by pressing the # (no SHIFT). The display will
show BY--PG--SC (Busy Program Scan). The SCAN icon will be
displayed, To exit this mode, press SCAN.
Priority Program Scan: While in the Program Scan mode, press
SHIFT, then 9, The display will show PR--PG--SC (Priority Program
Scan). The PRIO and the SCAN icons will be displayed. The radio will
now scan all channels that were selected for scanning during
programming and stop on any that are busy While listening to this
channel, it will also monitor the Program Scan HIGH and LOW priority
channels selected during programming. If a signal appears on the LOW
priority channel. the radio will immediately switch to that channel. Also,
while listening to the LOW priority channel. the radio will continue to
monitor the HIGH priority channel. It a HIGH priority signal appears, it
will immediately switch to that channel When the priority channel
messages are ended, the radio will resume scan. To exit this mode,
press SCAN.
Priority Transmit: When the radio is in the Program Scan mode, if you
press the PTT the radio vvili switch to the Program Scan HIGH priority
channel and remain there during the transmission and for several
seconds after. This allows the operator to send a message on the
priority channel and receive a reply without exiting the scan mode.
Priority Channel Instant Select
When in normal non-scan operation, the user may immediately switch to
the All Scan HIGH Priority channel by pressing SHIFT. then B. Pressing
SHIFT, B again will select the All Scan LOW Priority channel Repeated
pressing will toggle between the two channels.
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To switoh to the Program fin HIGH Priority channel, press B. Pressing
B agaln will select the Program Scan LOW Priority channel. Repeated
pressing will toggle between the two channels.
Advanced Features
Your new Model KGZDB contains many advanced features that may be
used to suit your individual system needs. Some are available at all
times while others may be programmed as needed. Your system
administrator may provide additional instnrctions about specific features
used in your system,
Channel Name
During programming, each channel may be assigned a name to assist
you in channel selection. For example, channel 1 may be REPEAT,
channel 2 may be POLICE, channel 3 may be PRIVATE, etc. When the
channel is selected, the actual channel number will appear in the display.
After a short time, the channel name will appear. Up to 8 alphanumeric
characters may be used.
Note that the radio normally is capable of up to 200 channels. If the
Channel Name feature is used, only 100 channels may be programmed
due to the additional memory requirements.
Transmit Tlme Limiter (TTL)
This feature limits the length of each transmission to a preprogrammed
time (5 to 255 sea). This prevents long transmissions, either accidental
or intentional. If the time limit is exceeded, the radio will stop transmitting
and return to the receive mode. You must release the FTI' button for
five seconds before you can resume transmitting.
Alert Tones
The radio may be programmed to emit a beep at the beginning of each
transmission, at the end, or both. This will alert the operator that he has
begun and/or ended his transmission. Tones may also be programmed
to signal when keypad buttons are pressed.
Power-off Timer
If this program feature is programmed, the radio will automatically turn off
after a period of time with no activity (1 to 15 hours). This will prevent
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the vehicle battery from going dead when the radio is not in use When
the radio turns off, the display will show PW OFF. To ratum to normal
operation. turn the radio OFF, then ON
Transmit Inhibit
During programming. different conditions may be selected to prevent
transmitting, such as channel is busy, improper CTCSS tone, etc. It the
selected condition exists, the radio erI not transmit and you may hear a
beep when you press the PTT button.
Voice Scrambler
This feature may be programmed for any channel or channels. It
scrambles the voice so that it cannot be understood by another radio
unless it also has the scramble feature, This feature may be
programmed into a several radios to permit private communications
between those radios. Others in the group will not understand the
messages. This feature is useful for police and military operations.
ANI (Automatic Number Identification)
It this feature is programmed. the radio will transmit a unique ANI
number each time the PTI' button is pressed. This number may be sent
at the beginning of the transmission, at the end or the transmission, or
both. When the number is being sent, a small ‘ icon vw'II appear in the
lower right of the display, If this appears at the beginning of your
message, your voice may be covered by the tones and will not be heard
by others. Vou should practice pressing the P'l‘i' and waiting for one
second before beginning to speak.
If the control point is using another KG208, it may be programmed to
display the AMI of any radio on the channel, Vlfith another type of base
station. equipment is available to display the ANI. In either case, the
operator at the control point will know which radio is transmitting.
Kill Mode
If this feature is programmed, the radio may be disabled or “killed" by
another operator in me system that knows the proper kill code and kill
password. This feature may be used if the radio or vehicle is stolen or
lost. The radio must he tumed on and the kill code must be sent on the
selected channel. When the kill code is properly received, the radio will
answer back (transpond) with its ANl number. than become disabled and
the display will show F. If the radio is turned off, out of range or on a
different channel, the Kill feature will not operate and the transpond will
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not be heard. After entering the kill mode, the radio is totally disabled
and must be rammed to a service center for reprogramming. information
regarding kill procedures may not be made available to all users.
Emergency Alarm (Man Down)
If this feature is programmed, the radio will be capable of sending an
alarm when the user is in danger or injured. To activate the alarm, press
SHIFTI P'I'I' and any keypad button, all at the same time. Also, the radio
may be equipped with a momentary ALARM switch on the floor of the
vehicle. The radio will switch to an ememency channel, transmit the
radio Emergency ANl, then stay in the transmit mode for 10 or 20
seconds to alert others. The display will show E, During the time the
transmitter is activated, the microphone is active so that other users may
monitor activity in the vehicle, This is followed by a period of silence (no
transmit), if programmed to do so, the radio will send a beep—beep—
beep sound as an audible alert during the transmit period. A timer is
also programmed which turns off the alarm after 1 to 15 hours. The
radio may be silenced by sending is H" code from another radio during
the period when it is not transmitting (see Kill Mode on previous page).
Vlfith proper display equipment, the operator at the control point will know
which radio is transmitting and that an emergency exists.
User Password (PIN Number)
if this feature is programmed, you must enter the proper Personal
Identification Number (up to 6 digits) before the radio will operate. Upon
switching on the radio, the display will show PLS PIN (please enter PIN).
The operator must press ' to clear the display. then enter his password.
If the correct number is not entered in a certain number of attempB, the
radio will enter the kill mode (see above) and must be returned to a
service center for reprogramming.
Selective Call Operation (sol call)
If this feature is programmed, selective call may used to call individual or
groups of users within the system. Each radio is assigned a specific
"phone number'. The radios are normally muted until their specific
number is called. The radio supports DTMF and 5Tone, encode and
decode formats. Before using selective call you must first select the
desired tone format using SHIFT, 0 for 2 seconds.
A memory is included to store up to 10 frequently called numbers (see
SHIFT 3 below). These numbers may contain any of the 16 keypad
digits in any sequence.
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Placing a Call, DTMF Mode
In DTMF mode, digits are transmitted as they are entered. Only digits 1
through 9, D and A may be used as the first digit. Keys B, C & D have
specific functions when entered alone, After the first digit, any of the 16
digits may be used. Up to 16 total digits may be entered. If the digits are
entered quickly. the other radio may transpond (send an acknowledge
tone) after the last digit is entered. However, it may be necessary to
send the number again. Press SHIFT, then D. A J‘ icon will appear in
the display indicating that the tones are being transmitted. To redial,
press D. If the call is received, the other radio will answer back
(transpond) with a short tone, then “ring” several times to signal the
operator. That operator may then answer the call. After a number is
sent, a new number may be entered. it is not necessary to clear the
display.
Placing a Call, 5Tone Made
In 5Tone mode, enter the digits in the field indicated by the arrow at the
top of the display, To clear the display, hold the SHIFT key and press
the PTT. However, it is not necessary to clear the display, New numbers
entered will replace existing digits. Only digits 1 through 9, 0 and A may
be used. Other keys have specific functions when entered alone or with
the SHil—"I' key, Due to the four-second delay of the SHlFT function, entry
of B, C, or D will cause undesired results. When entering digits, the
pointer will advance automatically as numbers are entered or it may be
advanced during entry using the CHANNEL knob.
After the complete number is entered, press D (no SHIFT) to send the
number. A I~ icon will appear in the display indicating that the tones are
being sent. If the other radio receives the call, it will automatically answer
back (transpond) with a short tons, then “ring” several times to signal the
operator. That operator may then answer the call. If the other radio
receives the call (transponds) but does not answer, you may redial by
pressing D.
Receiving a Call
If another party calls you. your decoder will unmute the speaker and the
radio will "ring” several times. To answer. press the PTT button and
speak. The decoder will automatically reset after a short time.
In 5Tone systems, the radio may be programmed to display the identity
of the caller.
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Special stfld Functions
The main function of the keypad is to enter digits for selective calling,
However, the keypad is also used to control many radio functions by
pressing keypad buttons wIthir_i fggr seconds after pressing the §HIET
k_gy_. For some functions. the SHIFT is not required.
Firmware Identification
If the SHIFT is held when the radio is tumed on, the display will indicate
the firmware version and the software required for programming the
radio. For example PRG SKEN indicates that firmware version 6KEN is
installed in the radio and that SKEN software must be used for
programming. This version contains the features covered by this manual.
If another version is indicated, that somvare must be available for
programming.
NOTE: In all cases where the SHIFT key is used to control another
function, it is not necessary to hold the SHIFT key. Press it and you
have Iour seconds to press the next button. The first arrow will appear at
the top of the display during this time.
SHIFT, 1 Display ng' fitness
Toggles the display backlight from bright to dim.
SHIFT, 2 HIGH/LOW PowerSeIection
If enabled during programming, selects HIGH (full) or LOW (1/2) power,
unless the radio has been readjusted from factory settings, When on
HIGH power, a > icon will appear in the display.
SHIFT, 3 Sefict gall Number Memom
Selects one of the 10 Encode Memory Registers, M0 to M9 that is used
to store frequently called numbers for selective calling. Numbers are
entered during programming. To recall a number, press SHIFT, then 3
and rotate the CHANNEL knob. Each number will be displayed in
sequence. To send the displayed number, press D. A J‘ will appear in
the lower edge of the display while the tones are being sent.
SHIFT, 4 Single Tone Function
Tums the SINGLE TONE function ON or OFF.
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SHIFT, 5 Transfer Mode (Call Forwarding)
Toggles the Transfer Mode ON or OFF. Upon receipt and decoding of a
valid number, this feature allows the radio to retransmit (forward) a
number on the same or different channel.
SHIFT, 6 Kill Password
Permits entry of a password to use the Kill function This function allows
you to disable (kill) another radio by sending that radio its proper kill
code. Details of this feature may not be made available to every user
SHIFT, 7 Information Display
If enabled during programming, displays programmed data such as
channel frequencies, CTCSS / DOS codes and ANI.
SHIFT, 8 Keygd Lock
Turns the KEY LOCK feature on or off. When locked, certain keypad
and control functions are locked out. This may be used to prevent
accidentally sending tones or switching channels. Variations of operation
may be selected during programming.
SHIFT, 9 Scan Mode §elect
If the radio is in one of the scan modes, SHIFT 9 will select the
PRIORITY scan mode. PRIO will appear in the upper left of the display
and the radio will monitor the HIGH and LOW priority channels selected
during programming (see ‘Using Scan”).
SHIFT, ‘ Digital Engmplion
Turns the optional Digital Encryption feature ON or OFF,
* (no SHIFT) PIN only
If the radio has been programmed to require a Personal Identification
Number (PIN) for operation, ‘ must be entered before entering the PIN.
This will be requested upon turning on the radio, The display will show
PLS PIN,
SHIFT) 0 WWW—mail
If enabled during programming, when SHIFT is pressed and 0 is held for
two seconds, the (one format toggles from DTMF to 5Tone or from 5
Tone to DTMF.
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SHIFT, # All §can §elect
Turns on the All Scan mode. This mode scans all channels in the radio.
The display will show BYuAL—sc (Busy All Scan) indicating that the
radio is scanning all channels (see “Using Scan”).
# (no SHIFT) PQgrem Scan Select
Turns on the Program Scan mode, The display will show BY—PG—SC
(Busy Program Scan) indicating that the radio is scanning all channels
that were selected for scan during programming (see “Using Scan”).
SHIFT, B All Scan Priority Channel Select
Instantly selects one of the All Scan Priority Channels specified during
programming. Repeated pressing toggles between HIGH and LOW
priority.
B (no SHIFT) Program §can Priority Qhannai §elect
instantly selects one at the Program Scan Priority Channels specified
during programming. Repeated pressing toggles between HIGH and
LOW priority.
SHIFT, C DTMF Qlegr
Clears any new DTMF entry that may have been entered in error.
Example, if the desired number is 12345 and you have entered 13345,
press SHIFT. C to erase 13345, then enterthe correct number 12345.
C (no SHIFT) instant Channel Selection
C, followed by keypad entry of a channel number followed by C again
will instantly select that channel. Example: C 1 2 CwiII select channel
12. The display will flash the new channel several times before
switching. ii an unused channel is selected, the radio will BEEP and
return to the original channel. it the final C is not entered. the radio will
wait for two seconds. then switch to the selected channel. This feature is
helpful if you are using a large number of channels.
SHIFT, D §ends Call
In DTMF Mode sends sequence of DTMF digits immediately after entry.
ln 5Tone mode, sends R (repeat) 5Tone sequence.
D (no SHIFT) Send 5Tone or Radial (DTMF!
In 5Tone mode, sends or redials displayed sequence entered by keypad.
lf sequence is selected from memory (see SHll-‘I' 3), it is sent only one
time. then the radio reverts to the previously displayed digits.
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In DTMF mode, redials the previously sent digits after lirst sending with
§HlFT D (gee abovg). Il‘ D is pressed while entering a sequenoe. the
radio accepts it as a digit in the sequence. If sequence is selected from
memory (see SHIFT 3), It replaces the previous entry and is sent each
time the D is pressed.
If you have a problem
It the radio does not operate properly, there are several things you may
check.
1. Check all cables tor damage and see that all connectors are securely
attached.
Check the antenna for damage.
Check for proper channel and volume setting.
Transmit to a known good radio to check the transmitter operation.
Try operating from a higher location. you may be out of range of the
receiving station.
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Operation Notes
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