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COMPANY NAME: VERTEX STANDARD CO., LTD. EUT: MURS-22 VHF WORK ORDER NUMBER: 2001083 FCC ID: O7KMURS22 Page 41 of 63 22 OPERATOR’S MANUAL Please see the following page

MURS-22Operating Instructions

Table of Contents / ContenidoI. FCC RF Exposure Compliance Requirements -for Occupational Use Only.............. .1I.Requerimientos de Obediencia a laExposición de RF del FCC - para usoOcupacional Solamente ..........................27II. Unpacking and Checking Equipment......3II. Desempaque y Verificación del Equipo..........29III. Getting Started.......................................4III. Preparación..................................................30Charging the NiMH Battery Pack............4Cargador de la Batería de NiMH....................30Attaching and Removing the Battery Pack.6Instalación y Retiro de la Batería.....................32Installing the Antenna......................... 7Instalación de la Antena..............................33Installing the Belt Clip..........................7Instalación del Clip de Cinturón....................33Installing the Speaker Mic. Jack Cover.......7Instalación de la Cubierta de la Clavijade Conexión de Micrófono del Altavoz.............34Attaching the Optional Speaker Mic..........8Agregando el Micrófono de Altavoz Opcional ..34IV. Control Buttons / Operation Features.....9IV. Botones de Control del Radio / Rasgosde Funcionamiento...................................... 35V. Radio Operation...................................10V. Funcionamiento del Radio............................ 36Power On / Transmit...........................10Encienda / Transmite...................................36VI. Channel Frequency Selection................ 11VI. Selección de Frecuencia de Canales.............. 37

VII. CTCSS Tone Signaling............................13VII. Señal de Tonos de CTCSS.............................40VIII. CTCSS Tone Setup.................................14VIII. Arreglo de Tonos de CTCSS..........................41IX. Channel Setting Confirmation..................17IX. Confirmación de la Configuraciónde Canal.................................................45Frequency Confirmation........................17Confirmación de la Frecuencia.....................45CTCSS Tone Confirmation.......................18Confirmación de Tonos de CTCSS.................45X. Radio Functions.....................................19X. Funciones del Radio.....................................46Time-Out-Timer (T-O-T)..................................19Temporizador de Tiempo Límite (T-O-T)..........46Battery Save......................................................19Preservación de Batería...............................47Low Battery Warning.............................19Aviso de Batería Baja..................................47XI. Licensing, Safety and Service Information.20XI. Información de Autorización y Servicio..........48FCC Licensing.................................... 20Licencia de la FCC.....................................48Safety Information................................20Información de Seguridad............................48Service..............................................21Servicio....................................................... 49XII. Maintenance......................................... 21XII. Mantenimiento............................................49XIII. Software Copyrights...............................22XIII. Derechos de Propiedad Literaria del Software..50XIV. Topaz3 / Legacy Product Warranty...........23XIV. Garantía del Producto de Topaz3 / Legacy...... 51

I. FCC RF Exposure Compliance Requirements -for Occupational Use OnlyThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC), withits action in General Docket 93-62, November 7, 1997,has adopted a safety standard for human exposure toRadio Frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy emittedby FCC regulated equipment. Topaz3 / TruTalksubscribes to the same safety standard for the use of itsproducts. Proper operation of this radio will result in userexposure far below the Occupational Safety and HealthAct (OSHA) and Federal Communications Commissionlimits.CAUTION - DO NOT transmit for more than 50% of totalradio use time (50% duty cycle). Transmittingmore than 50% of the time can cause FCCRF exposure compliance requirements to beexceeded.•When transmitting, hold the radio in a vertical positionwith its microphone 2 inches (5 cm) away from yourmouth. Keep the antenna at least 2 inches (5 cm) fromyour head and body.•This device has been approved for use, at a maximumduty factor of 50%, using the specific belt clip tested forbody-worn SAR compliance. Other belt clips or body-worn accessories may not comply and should beavoided. ALWAYS use Maxon, Legacy and TruTalkauthorized accessories: antennas, batteries, belt clips,1

I. FCC RF Exposure Compliance Requirements -for Occupational Use Only, continued•The radio is transmitting when the red LED on thefront of the radio is illuminated. You can cause the radioto transmit by pressing the P-T-T bar on the radio.•These are required operating configurations for meetingFCC RF exposure compliance. Failure to observe theserestrictions mean violation.2

II. Unpacking and Checking EquipmentCarefully unpack the radio and its accessories. Usethe item list below to identify the components includedin the product packaging, to ensure that no items arediscarded in the packing materials.Radio BodyAntennaBattery Charger (with plastic spacerstored in charger base)AC AdapterNiMH Battery PackSpeaker Microphone Jack CoverBelt ClipScrew SetOperating InstructionsIf any items are missing or damaged, you shouldcontact the Topaz3 Customer Service Department.Dial 1-800-821-7848, Ext. 499 for assistance.3

III. Getting StartedCharging the NiMH Battery PackYou will need to charge the battery pack fully beforeinitial use. For best results from your charging cycle,follow these tips:• Ensure the ambient temperature is between 41 and104° F (5 and 40° C) while charging. Temperaturesoutside this range may not fully charge the battery.• Always switch OFF the transceiver equipped witha NiMH battery pack before charging. Using theradio during the charging cycle will hinder correctcharging.• Do not recharge the battery pack if it is alreadyfully charged. Doing so may cause the life of thebattery pack to shorten or the battery pack maybe damaged.• If the battery is stored for 2 months or more, it is agood idea to complete the charge / discharge cycletwo or three times to allow the battery capacityto return to normal.• Never dispose of the battery in fire - it can explodecausing personal injury.• Never attempt to disassemble the battery or removeits case material or charging contacts. Do not shortthe battery terminals.4

5III. Getting Started, continuedCharging the NiMH Battery Pack, continuedNOTE: The first few uses from the battery will not beat “normal” capacity. After repeating the charge / dis-charge cycle two or three times, the battery capacitywill increase to provide full capacity.1. Plug the AC adapter cable in the adapter jacklocated on the rear of the charger, then intoan AC outlet.2. Slide the NiMH battery pack (or the radio equippedwith a NiMH battery pack) into the charging slot.3. Ensure that the metal contacts on the battery packcome in contact with the charging terminals.4. When charging the NiMH battery pack alone, insertthe provided plastic spacer (stored in charger base)into the charging well, then insert the battery pack.5. The charger LED will light to advise that charginghas begun. Charge the standard battery pack for9 hours. REMOVE THE PACK OR RADIOFROM THE CHARGER.IMPORTANT NOTE: The charger DOES NOTTURN OFF AUTOMATICALLY after the chargingcycle has been completed. Damage to the batteryor reduced battery life may result if charged inexcess of the recommended charging time.

III. Getting Started, continuedAttaching and Removing the Battery PackNOTE: After recharging the battery pack, REMOVE ITFROM THE CHARGER.The battery pack life is over when its operating timedecreases even though it is fully and correctly charged.Replace the pack with the manufacturer’s recommendedmodel.Average battery pack life from the supplied 750 mAhbattery is 11+ hours; the optional 1350 mAh battery,19+ hours. This service time is calculated using 90%standby, 5% transmit and 5% receive time.After charging the battery pack as described, you areready to install it to the radio body. Simply;1. Match the four grooves of the battery pack with theguides on the back of the radio.2. Slide the battery pack up along the back of the radiountil the release latch locks.To remove the battery pack, push down on the releaselatch and slide the pack downward, and away from theradio.6

7III. Getting Started, continuedInstalling the AntennaScrew the antenna into the connector on the top of theradio by holding the antenna at its base and turningit clockwise until seated. Do not overtighten.The antenna should never be used to carry your radio, oras a base to clip radio accessories. Misuse of the antennacan cause damage, and reduce your radio’s performance.Installing the Belt ClipWe recommend that the belt clip is installed on theradio. It keeps the radio from coming in contact withhot surfaces, and away from your body if heat build-upoccurs with excess transmissions.Use the two supplied screws to install the belt clip. Ifa replacement is needed, use a screw designed to theexact specifications as the original, to prevent acciden-tal contact with internal circuitry, or possible personalinjury. Never use glue in conjunction with the providedscrews. Some of the glue’s components may crack theradio back panel, causing radio damage and possiblepersonal injury.Installing the Speaker Microphone Jack CoverIf you are not using an accessory, install the providedcover over the speaker microphone jack using the screwsupplied. This will keep the radio water resistant.

8III. Getting Started, continuedAttaching the Optional Speaker Microphone1. Insert the speaker microphone jack into the radio.2. Use the thumbscrew attachment on the speakermicrophone to make connection to the radio.NOTE: The radio is not fully water resistant while thespeaker microphone is attached.

9IV. Radio Control Buttons / Operation FeaturesA) Push-To-Talk (P-T-T) button (left side of radio) Press andhold while speaking into the radio microphone, release tolisten to incoming messagesB) Monitor button (left side of radio) Press and hold to turnradio squelch off. Release to turn squelch back on.C) Microphone (front of radio)D) Speaker (front of radio)E) Channel switch (top panel of radio)F) LED Indicator (top panel of radio) Identifies transmit(red), receive (signal only) orange, (signal + CTCSS) green,setup mode (orange), battery low (flashing red)G) Power / volume control (top panel of radio) Powers radioon and adjusts radio volumeH) Speaker microphone jack (right side of radio)ABCDFGEH

10V. Radio OperationPower On / TransmitPower on the radio by turning the power / volumecontrol clockwise out of detent. You will hear aconfirmation tone on power-up. To adjust radiovolume, press and hold the monitor button thenrotate the control further clockwise.Use the channel switch to choose the desired channel.To transmit, place the radio microphone approximately2” (5 cm) from your mouth then press and hold theP-T-T bar while speaking in a normal tone. Releasethe P-T-T bar when you are finished speaking; the radiowill be placed into receive mode.If the battery pack voltage becomes too low for operationto continue, transmission will stop and the top-panelLED will blink red. Change or charge your battery tocontinue radio operation. Refer to “Low Battery Warning”on page 19.

11V. Radio Operation, continuedNOTE: The channel in use may have been programmedwith a signaling code. Refer to “CTCSS Tone Signaling”on page 13.Channels are pre-programmed with frequencies andCTCSS tones. Refer to “Factory Default Channel Settings”on page 18.VI. Channel Frequency SelectionNOTE: Read all steps before attempting this process,as the radio will exit the setup mode if keypresses arenot performed within 5 seconds.Change the channel frequency by using these steps:1. Press and hold the P-T-T bar and monitor bar simul-taneously, then turn the power ON. Continueto press both bars until the top-panel LED lightsorange. Release the P-T-T and monitor bars.2. Press the P-T-T bar again. The LED now changesfrom orange to red, and a beep sounds. The radiois now in frequency setup mode.3. Use the channel switch to choose the channel youwant to set up.4. You will press the P-T-T bar once for each frequencyselection. The P-T-T press will be accompaniedwith a confirmation beep. There are a total of 5different frequencies and 1 repeater channel forthe MURS-22 radio, defined on the next page.

12VI. Channel Frequency Selection, continuedAction Channel Default Beep Pattern Frequency (MHz) Default CTCSSPress P-T-T 1 time (single beep) 151.8200 No TonePress P-T-T 2 times (two beeps) 151.8800 No TonePress P-T-T 3 times (three beeps) 151.9400 No TonePress P-T-T 4 times (four beeps) 01 154.5700 No TonePress P-T-T 5 times (five beeps) 02 154.6000 No TonePress P-T-T 6 times (long then Repeater short beep) TX: 154.6000 No ToneRX: 154.5700 No ToneNOTE: Pressing the P-T-T bar more than 6 times willcause an error tone to sound, and no value will beselected.5. Listen for the beep pattern of the selected frequencynumber. This takes approximately 2 seconds.6. Press the monitor bar to confirm the frequencyselection. The LED will show red, and blinktwice.7. Press the monitor bar again to confirm the beeppattern of the selected frequency number.8. Repeat steps 3 - 7 to set up the other channel.

VI. Channel Frequency Selection, continuedExample of setting a channel to frequency no. 5: Afterentering frequency setup mode, press the P-T-T bar 5times to select frequency 5 (154.6000). A beep soundswith each P-T-T press. Wait for 2 seconds to hear thebeep pattern of the frequency number. Five short beepssound. Press the monitor bar. The LED will show redand blink twice. Press the monitor bar again. Five shortbeeps sound to confirm that frequency 5 has beenselected.VII. CTCSS Tone SignalingCTCSS Tones prevent the radio from hearing signalsunless they match coded tones in your radio. Whena received signal has a code that matches your code,squelch will open and you will hear the signal. Whena received signal has a code different from theone set up in your radio, squelch will not open andyou will not hear the signal.When you transmit on a channel set up with CTCSS,the receiving station must have a matching code inorder to hear your signal.CTCSS Tones are selected from 38 standard signalingcodes and 11 non-standard tones. Refer to the tableat top of next page.13

14VII. CTCSS Tone Signaling, continuedNo. Freq. No. Freq. No. Freq. No. Freq.00 OFF 13 103.5Hz 26 162.2Hz 39 69.3Hz01 67.0Hz 14 107.2 27 167.9 40 159.802 71.9 15 110.9 28 173.8 41 171.303 74.4 16 114.8 29 179.9 42 177.304 77.0 17 118.8 30 186.2 43 183.505 79.7 18 123.0 31 192.8 44 189.906 82.5 19 127.3 32 203.5 45 196.607 85.4 20 131.8 33 210.7 46 199.508 88.5 21 136.5 34 218.1 47 206.509 91.5 22 141.3 35 225.7 48 229.110 94.8 23 146.2 36 233.6 49 254.111 97.4 24 151.4 37 241.812 100.0 25 156.7 38 250.3NOTE: Selecting “00” will turn signaling OFF.VIII. CTCSS Tone SetupRefer to the codes listed above, and remember:1. When selecting a single digit number (0 - 9),always use 2 digits (00 - 09).2. When you are confirming the selected signalingnumber, there will be a short pause betweenthe 10’s digit and the 1’s digit.

15VIII. CTCSS Tone Setup, continuedNOTE: Read all steps before attempting this process,as the radio will exit the setup mode if keypresses arenot performed within 5 seconds.1. Press and hold the P-T-T bar and monitor bar, thenturn the radio power ON. Continue to pressboth bars until the top-panel LED lights orange.Release the P-T-T and monitor bars.2. Press the monitor bar again. The LED will changefrom orange to green and a beep sounds. Theradio is now in CTCSS tone set up mode.3. Use the channel switch to choose the channel youwant to set up.4. Press the P-T-T bar to select the 10’s digit of thedesired signaling number. Each time you pressthe P-T-T bar, a beep sounds and the 10’s digitof the signaling number changes. There are atotal of 5 different numbers (0 - 4).Action Value Beep PatternPress and hold P-T-T for 2-3 seconds 0 x 1-second tonePress P-T-T 1 time 1 x single beepPress P-T-T 2 times 2 x 2 single beepsPress P-T-T 3 times 3 x 3 single beepsPress P-T-T 4 times 4 x 4 single beepsNOTE: Pressing the P-T-T bar more than 5 times willcause an error tone to sound, and no value will beselected.

16VIII. CTCSS Tone Setup, continued5. Listen for the beep pattern of the 10’s digit numberyou selected. This takes approximately 2 seconds.6. Press the P-T-T bar to select the 1’s digit of thesignaling number. Each time you press theP-T-T bar, a beep sounds and the 1’s digit ofthe signaling number changes. There are atotal of 10 different numbers (0 - 9).Action Value Beep PatternPress and hold P-T-T for 2-3 seconds x 0 1-second tonePress P-T-T 1 time x 1 single beepPress P-T-T 2 times x 2 2 beepsPress P-T-T 3 times x 3 3 beepsPress P-T-T 4 times x 4 4 beepsPress P-T-T 5 times x 5 5 beepsPress P-T-T 6 times x 6 long then 1 short beepPress P-T-T 7 times x 7 long then 2 short beepsPress P-T-T 8 times x 8 long then 3 short beepsPress P-T-T 9 times x 9 long then 4 short beepsNOTE: Pressing the P-T-T bar more than 9 times willcause an error tone to sound, and no value will beselected.7. Listen for the beep pattern of the 1’s digit numberyou selected. This takes approximately 2 seconds.8. Press the monitor bar to complete the setting. TheLED will show green and blink twice.9. Press the monitor bar again to confirm the beeppattern of the selected signaling number.

VIII. CTCSS Tone Setup, continued10. Repeat steps 3 - 9 to set up the other channel.Example of setting up a channel with CTCSS toneno. 01: After entering CTCSS setup mode, press andhold the P-T-T bar until a 1-second tone sounds. Toselect 0 for the 10’s digit, hold the bar for 2-3 seconds.Wait for 2 seconds. A 1-second tone will sound toconfirm that “0” has been selected. Press the P-T-T bar1 time to select “1” for the 1’s digit. A beep soundswhen you press the P-T-T switch. Wait for 2 seconds.A short beep will sound to confirm that 1 has beenselected. Press the monitor bar. The LED will showgreen and blink twice. Press the monitor bar again.A 1-second tone will sound for the “0”, there will bea short pause, and then a short beep will sound forthe “1” to confirm that 01 has been selected.IX. Channel Setting ConfirmationFrequency ConfirmationYou can confirm the channel settings of your radioby following these steps:1. Select the channel you want to confirm.2. Press and hold the P-T-T bar, then turn the powerON. The beep pattern will sound. [i.e.- If frequency3 (151.9400) is set up on the channel, 3 short beepswill sound.]3. Repeat steps 1 - 2 to confirm the frequency of theother channel.17

18IX. Channel Setting Confirmation, continuedCTCSS Tone ConfirmationNOTE: There will be a short pause between theconfirmation of the 10’s digit and the confirmationof the 1’s digit.1. Select the channel you want to confirm.2. Press and hold the monitor bar, then turn the powerON. The beep pattern will sound. [i.e – If CTCSStone 01 is set up on the channel, a 1-second tonewill sound (0), there will be a short pause, andthen a short beep will sound (1)].3. Repeat steps 1 - 2 to confirm the CTCSS tone of theother channel.Confirmation Beep SettingsNumber Beep Pattern Number Beep Pattern0 1-second tone 5 five beeps1 single beep 6 long then short beep2 two beeps 7 long then 2 short beeps3 three beeps 8 long then 3 short beeps4 four beeps 9 long then 4 short beepsFactory Default Channel Setting - Model MURS-22Channel 1 154.5700 MHz Code no. 00 (OFF)Channel 2 154.6000 MHz Code no. 00 (OFF)

X. Radio FunctionsTime-out-Timer (TOT)The purpose of the time-out-timer is to prevent any singleperson from using a channel for an extended period.If you continuously transmit for 3 minutes, the radiowill stop transmitting. A tone will sound with eachP-T-T bar press until the 5-second TX inhibit timeexpires. Press the P-T-T bar after the time expires toresume transmitting.Battery SaveThe battery save function decreases the amount ofpower used when a signal is not being received andno operations are being performed (no bars arebeing pressed, no controls are being used, etc.)While the channel is not busy and no operation isperformed (RX off: 0.4 seconds, RX on: 0.2 seconds,delay time: 5 seconds), battery save is enabled. Whenan operation is performed, or a signal is received,battery save is disabled.Low Battery WarningThe low battery warning alerts you when the batteryneeds to be recharged.When the battery power goes below a pre-determinedvalue, the LED will blink red and a tone sounds, the19

20X. Radio Functions, continuedLow Battery Warning, continuedradio will then allow one more transmission. Afterthat the transceiver will stop transmitting. Replace orrecharge the battery pack.XI. Licensing, Safety and Service InformationFCC LicensingThe Federal Communications Commission requiresthe operator of this radio be properly licensed underthe applicable Part and / or Parts of the FCC Rulesand Regulations.Consult with your Topaz3 radio communications Dealer,or contact the nearest FCC Field Office for informationabout obtaining a license.Safety InformationWARNING - DO NOT hold the radio in such a manner thatthe antenna is next to, or touching, exposedparts of the body, especially the face or eyes,while transmitting.WARNING - DO NOT allow children to operate transmitter-equipped radio equipment.CAUTION - DO NOT operate the radio near unshieldedelectrical blasting caps or in an explosiveatmosphere, unless it is a type especiallydesigned and qualified for such use.CAUTION - DO NOT press and hold the transmit bar (P-T-T)when not actually wishing to transmit.

XI. Licensing, Safety and Service Information, con’tServiceDo not tamper with internal radio adjustments.Damage to the equipment and / or improper operationmay result. There are no serviceable items inside theradio. It is recommended that you return the radioto a qualified Topaz3 radio communications Dealerfor any service or repairs.XII. MaintenanceYour TruTalk radio is designed to be maintenance-free,and can be kept in good working condition by:•Cleaning all external surfaces with a clean cloth,dampened in a mild solution of dishwasherdetergent diluted in water. Apply the solutionsparingly to avoid any moisture leaking into cracksand crevices - NEVER submerge the radio. Use anon-metallic brush if needed to dislodge stubbornparticles. Dry the radio surface thoroughly with asoft, lint-free cloth.•DO NOT use solvents or spirits for cleaning - theymay permanently damage the radio.•Clean the battery and accessory jack contacts witha lint-free cloth to remove dirt, grease or foreignmaterials.21

22XIII. Software CopyrightsThe Topaz3 / TruTalk products described in theseoperating instructions may include copyrightedTopaz3 / TruTalk software programs stored in semi-conductor memories or other media. Laws in theUnited States and other countries preserve for Topaz3 /TruTalk certain exclusive rights for copyrighted softwareprograms, including the exclusive right to copy orreproduce in any form the copyrighted softwareprogram.Accordingly, the copyrighted Topaz3 / TruTalk softwareprograms contained in the Topaz3 / TruTalk product(s)described in this operating instruction manual may notbe copied or reproduced without the express writtenpermission of Topaz3, LLC.Furthermore, the purchase of Topaz3 / TruTalk productsshall not be deemed to grant either directly or byimplication, estoppel, or otherwise, any licenseunder the copyrights, patents or patent applicationsof Topaz3, LLC, except for normal non-exclusive,royalty-free license to use that arises by operationof law in the sale of a product.

XIV. Topaz3 / TruTalk Product WarrantyTopaz3, LLC (hereinafter referred to as Topaz3), warrants that its Productsand their included accessories will be free from defects in workmanshipand materials under normal use for a period of two (2) years (one (1) yearfor included accessories), from the date of purchase by the original end user,provided that the buyer has complied with the requirements stated herein.This warranty is offered to the initial end user and is not assignable ortransferrable. Topaz3 is not responsible for any ancillary equipment whichis attached to or used in connection with Topaz3 / TruTalk products.If the Product fails to function under normal use because of manufacturingdefect(s) or workmanship during the warranty period above, it will bereplaced or repaired at Topaz3’s option at no charge when returned tothe place of purchase. The defective unit must be accompanied by proofof the date of purchase in the form of a sales receipt.The user is responsible for the payment of any charges or expenses incurredfor the removal of the defective product from the vehicle or other site of itsuse, for the transportation of the product to the place of repair, for thereturn of the repaired / replacement product to the site of its use and for thereinstallation of the product.Topaz3 shall have no obligation to make repairs or to cause replacementrequired which results from normal wear and tear or is necessitated inwhole or in part by catastrophe, the fault or negligence of the user, improperor unauthorized alterations, repairs to the Product, incorrect wiring, use ofthe Product in a manner for which it was not designed, or by causes externalto the Product. This warranty is void if the serial number is altered, defacedor removed.Topaz3’s sole obligation hereunder shall be to replace or repair the productcovered in this Warranty. Replacement, at Topaz3’s option, may include a23

24XIV. Topaz3 / TruTalk Product Warranty, con’tsimilar or higher-featured product. Repair may include the replacement ofparts or boards with functionally equivalent reconditioned or new parts orboards. Replaced parts, accessories, batteries or boards are warranted forthe balance of the original time period. All replaced parts, accessories,batteries or boards become the property of Topaz3, LLC.THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE IN LIEU OF ALLOTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OR STATUTORY,INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANT-ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.FOR ANY PRODUCT WHICH DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE WARRANTYSPECIFIED, THE SOLE REMEDY WILL BE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT. INNO EVENT WILL TOPAZ3, LLC. BE LIABLE TO THE BUYER OR ITSCUSTOMERS FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY SPECIAL, INCIDEN-TAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR THE LOSS OF PROFIT,REVENUE OR DATA ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR THE INABILITY TOUSE THE PRODUCT.This warranty is void for sales and deliveries outside of the U.S.A.

Topaz3, LLC10828 NW Air World DriveKansas City, Missouri 64153www.topaz3.comToll free: 800-821-7848Phone: 816-891-6320 • Fax: 816-891-8815Printed in Korea P/N: 680-090-xxxxSupplier of Maxon, Legacyand TruTalk Communication Products®