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MODEL : NPR-200
TWO WAY FAMILY RADIO
BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NPR-200 (FAMILY RADIO)
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY.
FCC WARNING
Replmmu or maintain-1 of uansiston. diodes or ether pan; of a
unique nature. with pm otha lhan those mcnmcnded by
manufacturer, may cause violation of {he technical regulations of
Pan 95 of FCC Rules, or violation of type acceptance requirements
of Pan 2 of flu: mks.
EILEAMES, ,
Your NPR-200 Family Radio is a portable. easy-to—use. two-way
radio that you can carry almost anywhere It is skillfully constructed
to give you reliable communication for many different applications.
The NPR-Misidcal foruse aroundthehouse, inyourcaror boat,
on hunting and camping trip. on the ski slope, at the mall or at
your business for security patrols or warehouse communications.
Advanced PLL circuitry achieves a new technique for generating all
the required frequencies with fewer crystals. The result is much lighter
frequency control and superior reliability.
l PERFORMANCE
Your transceiver will achieve its maximum operating range whim
communicating with mother umtsociver in a flat open area with no
trees or buildings obstructing its signal. Range may be up tolwo
miles under such condition; Obstacles. such as building, trees, of
mountains will tend to reduce the transceivers effective range.
I FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS
l. BELT CLIP
2. BATTERY COMPARTMENT
3. POWER ON I OFF-VOLUME. CONTROL : Rotate clockwise
to turn "ON" and increase listening volume level. Rotate counter-
clockwise to decrease volume or turn the transceiver "OFF'.
4. PUSH-TO-TALK BUTTON : Press to transmit, and release to
receive.
5. SPEAKER
6. MICROPHONE
7. MONITOR (M) BUTTON: Press to monitor channel activity.
8-l ."CHANNEL UP": Pressing this button momentarily. advm 1
channel. Holding the button will continuously advance channels
until button is released.
8-2. "CHANNEL DOWN": Pressing this button momentarily,
decreases 1 channel. Holding the button will continuously
decrease the channels number until the button is released.
9. CALL BUTTON : Press and hold to send a ringing sound to all
radios turned to the same channel.
10. CHARGER JACK : For use with DC Adapter (9V, zoom)
l I. CHANNEL DISPLAY : Indicates the channel (1-14) selected.
12. TX LED : llIuminates while radio is transmitting.
13. BATT LOW LED : llluminatcs when battery charge is low.
14. ANTENNA
lS. SPEAKER JACK I MICROPHONE JACK (SP/MIC) :
For use with an external "Bar & Microphone“.
l BAT’l‘ERY'lNSTAlLATlONi
Your radio requires [our "AAA" alkaline cells
or four tediargeable "AAA" nickel cadmium
cells. Alkaline batteries will provide your
Iransoeiver‘s best range and performance.
Remove the battery cover by releasing the
clasp at the bottom of the compartment. Observe
the polarity symbols inside the battery tray
when insulting the batteries.
C A UT ION : Incorrect battery installation
can damage the unit.
it) Do not use DC adapter without rechargeable batteries.
(2 Do not install different type of batteries (standard, alkaline, or
different-brand rechargeable). especially when you use the
internal charger with DC adapter.
I BATTERY SAVER MQQE ,
Your NPR-200 has a unique circuit designed to dramatically extend the
life of its batteries. Four seconds shot the transmit button has been
pressed. the NPR-200 will switch to battery saver mode. and the LCD
display will turn off. The transceiver will remain ready to receive any
incoming transmissions while in the battery saver mode. Pressing any
of the buttons will illuminate the LCD display and exit the battery
saver mode.
| HOW TO operate YOUR more
To RECEIVE
l.Tttm the power on.
2.“ the "Battery Low" indicator is on, charge or replace the batteries
3.Set the channel selector to the desired channel.
4. Adjust the volume control to a desirable listening level by pressing
and holding the monitor button while tuming the volume control
knob.
TO TRANSMIT
l.Turn the power on.
Zif the "Battery Low" indicator is on. charge or replace the batteries.
3.Set the channel selector to the desired channel.
4.To transmit, press the Push-to—Talk button. Speak slowly and
clearly in a normal voice, approximately 2-3 inches from the
microphone. A built—in modulation control circuit will
automatically adjust the microphone input level. There's no need to
speak loudly.
5.To receive. release the Push-to—‘l‘alk button.
I WARNINQNW
Remove the batteries from the transceiver if it is not expected to be used
for long periods. This will eliminate the possibility of chemicals leaking
from the batteries and corroding the transceiver.
Avoid exposing the transceiver to water or extremes of temperature.
Do not use this device in or near a mining facility. which uses remotely
triggered explosives or in areas labeled "Blasting Area". Premature or
accidental detonation may result.
Do not use this device or change its batteries in potentially explosive
atmospheres. as sparks in such areas could result in an explosion.
Turn your transceiver off wherever posted notices restrict the use of radios
or cellular telephones. Facilities such as hospitals may use equipment that
is sensitive to RF energy.
Turn your transceiver off on board aircraft when requested to do so.
Do not place your radio in front of a vehicle's airbag. If the airbag deploys.
it could propel the transceiver like a projectile causing bodily injury.
This transceiver complies with F.C.C. regulations for use in the United
States. Use in other countries may be prohibited or restricted by local
regulation. Please check with the local regulating agency before using this
device outside of the United States.
l SPECIFICATIONS
Output power“
Battery life :
(Alkaline)
(NiCd) .....
Power Source(Alkalme)..
Frcqucncies :
467 6175 MHz
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4626625 MHZ 467.6625 MHz
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Specifications an typical; individual units might vary.
Spacifications m subjact to change and improvement without mimew
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