Musical Electronics FRS-200A User Manual 59223

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MUSICAL ELECTRONICS LIMITED
14 CHANNEL FAMILY RADIO SYSTEM
MODEL NO. : FRS-ZOOA
BEFORE OPERATING THIS PRODUCT
PLEASE READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS
COMPLETELY
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FCC Warnings 7
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject
to the following two conditions 1 (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference. and (2) This device must accept any interference receivedr
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
FCC Warnings ,
Features .......
Controls and indicators
Install Batteries
LCD Display i
Turning On Your Unit ,
Auto Battery Power Saver .
Select Main Channel ..........
Select CTCSS Subchannel
Calling Another Party
Talking To Another Party
Talk Confirmation Tone.
Listening ForAnother Party
Auto Squelch
Monitor .........
actemal Microphone Jack .
Lock Function .,
Beep Function .
Frequency Range ,.
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UHF FM Frequenmes
No Licence Required
No Air Time Fees
Up to 2 mile range
14 Main Channels
38 CTCSS Subchannels
LCD Function Display
Talk Confirmation Tone
Call I Ring Button
Auto Battery Saver Circuity
Auto Squelch
Lock Key
Belt Clip
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Controls and Indicators _ ‘
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14,
15.
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Belt Clip
Microphone Jack
Speaker Jack
Antenna
Function Button
Enter Button
Lock Button
Microphone
Speaker
Volume On/Olf
Control
Liquid Crystal
Display
Channel UplDown
Select Buttons
Call Button
Monitor Button
P‘l‘l (Push To Talk)
Button
Battery Chamber
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Install Batteries
1. Pull lock tab down and lift door up (towards you) to remove battery
covet
2. Insert four ”AAA batteries. Position batteries according to polarity
markings.
Note : When batteries are low or need charging the El: BATT LOW
indicator will blink. Replace alkaline batteries,
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LCD Display
J Outgoing Call Indicator
f? Transmit (Tam) Indicator
N" Receive (Listen) Indicator
J’ ' Talk Confirmatlon
Tana Indicator
SAVER Auto Battery Save
(ndicalor
PRIVATE Private Call Indicator
NATE. CTCSS
Subchanne!
Indicator
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Main Channel
Display
BEEP Tone
Indicator
E: Battery Laval
Indicator
0-- Lock indicator
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Turning On Your Unit
Rotate ON - OFF Volume Control "clockwise” .
An audible "TONE" will indicate the unit is on and then the LCD will go
through a 3 second self-test and then go to operational mode.
Operational Mode
Note : Whenever the unit is on. you can receive communications
Auto Battery Power Saver
Your unit has a unique circuit designed to extend battery life If there are
no transmissions within 5 seconds, the unit will automatically switch to
battery save mode.
Flashing icon
The SAVER icon will flash
Note : The Auto Battery Save Circuit does not effect the unit‘s ability to
receive incoming transmissions.
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Select Main Channel (1-14)
Rotate ON - OFF Vuiu me Control “clockwise“ .
1.) An audible “tone" will indicate the unit is on and then the LCD Will go
through a 3 second sell-test and then go to operational mode.
Push Si Release
2.) Select channel by pushing and releasing Channel (Up/Down)
buttons.
Channel Scan
Push and hold the Channel (Up/Down) butlons for fast channel advance.
To stop Channel Scan, press PTT or Enter button.
Note :
1.) Unit must be on same channel and subchannels to communicate.
2.) Channels 8-12 generally are less used and give better results for
communications in most areas.
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Select CTCSS Subohannel (00-38)
The CTCSS Subchannel allows the user to utilize a less used channel
range (00-38) within a main channel
1,) Rotate ON - OFF Volume Control “clockwise" A
An audible "tone“ will indicate the unit is on and then the LCD will go
through a 3 second self-test and then go to operational mode.
2,) Select main channel by pushing and releasing Channel (Up/Down)
buttons
Push & Release
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3.) Push and release FUNC. button, Small numbers flash next to channel
display on LCD.
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icon
Push 8
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Note : CTCSS (Continuous Tone Controlled Squelch System) is an
advanced subcoding system that allows segmentation of a main
channel.
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4.) Select subchannel number by pushing and release Channel buttons.
Push & Release
5) When desired subchannel Is displayed push and release Entsr
button.
Push 8- Release
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Calling Another Party
To alert another party that you wish to communicate :
1‘) Turn on your MK 1980 2-way radio. An audible “tone" will indicate
the unit is on. The LCD will go through a 3 second self test and
then to operational mode,
ing Channel buttons.
2.) Select desired channel by pushing and releas
Push & Release
Note : Both the calling and receiving units must be on same channel
and subchannel for the call function to work.
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3.) PushAand release Call Button. The J indicator icon will flash and
the icon will remain on for 3 seconds. The unit you are calling
will hear a 2 second ring tone,
Flashing icon
. Push & Release
Note : Your incoming “Call" audio ringing level is dependent on your
unit‘s volume setting.
4.) Wait for the party‘s response or proceed to “Talking To Another Party"
section on next page.
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Talking To Another Party
To send your outgoing message:
1,) Turn on your MK 1980 2-way radio. An audible “tone" will indicate
the unit is on The LCD will go through a 3 second self test and
then to operational mode.
2) Push and hold PTT button.
Push & Hold
Note : While P‘l'T button is depressed you cannot receive incoming
calls.
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3.) The Q? icon willappearl
4.) Hold mic about 2 Inches from mouth. Speaker in a normal voice,
5.) Release PTT button and listen for response
Release
Note : When you release the PTT button, the person you are talking
to will hear a (one indicating that it‘s ok to lalk. See talk
Confirmation Tone section.
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Talk Confirmation Tone
Your listener will hear an audible tone when you release the PTT button.
This alerts the other party that you are finished talking and it's OK for
them to begin talking;
To set tone press and hold Enter button for 2 seconds. J’ icon appears.
To cancel press and hold Enter button again. I icon disappears.
Listening For Another Party
When finished talking :
Release
Listening mode
1A) Release PTT button to receive incoming transmissions.
Your MK 1980 is always in listening mode when the PTT button is
not pressed and you are not in function modei See Advanced
Features section
Note : While PTT button is depressed you cannot receive incoming
calls.
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Auto Squelch
Your MK 1980 is equipped with Auto Squelcn, which automatically shuts
off weak transmissions and unwanted noise due to terrain conditions
or if you have reached your range limit.
Monitor
Auto squelch can be temporarity removed to allow all signals to enter
by pressing the ® button (Monitor).
Push a Hold
1.) Push and hold the ® button allow all signals to enter,
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External Microphone I Speaker Jack
External Microphone Jack
Your MK 1980 can be fitted with an external microphone freeing yol‘ir
hands for other tasks.
To attach the externai microphone,
1.) Open Mic/Spkr lab on top of unit.
Note : External microphone is included and external speaker is not
included wlih this unit.
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Advanced Features
Lock Function
The purpose of the LOCK function is to lock most buttons to avoid
accidental operation.
To engage the LOCK function :
Flashing icon
Push 3 Releasa
1.) Push and hold Lack button for 2 seconds, 04 icon appears, Most
buttons are locked.
2.) To “unlock' push and hold Lock button for 2 seconds again. Button
are “uniock' and "! icon disappears.
Note : Cali button, Monitor button and PTT button do not lack are fully
operatlona! white the unit is locked. The unit cannot took while
in function mode.
Note :
In case you hear " beep " while beep indicator does not show on the LCD
Dispiay, turn off and turn on the unit for reset.
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Advanced Features ,
BE EP Function
Ths BEEP icon
SetBeep
1.) Press the Function button.
2) Press the Lock button. BEEP Icon appears.
3.) Pre5s the Enter button to turn on BEEP.
CanceIBeep
1.) Press the Functlon button.
2.) Press the Lock button, BEEP Icon disappears.
3.) Press the Enter button to turn off BEEP.
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' F equency Range
The MK 1950 unit represents one of the most advanced FM twovway
radios used.
FRS Channel
Channel Frequency In MHz
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462.5625
462.5875
462.6125
452.6375
462.6625
462.6875
462.7125
467.5625
467.5875
467.6125
467.6375
467.6625
467.6875
467.7125
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