Qixiang Electron Science and Technology 5188U1 VEHICLE RADIO User Manual 1

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(4° 5. OEmting Basics
CTCSSIDCSIZ-TONB5-IQN§_§enj_ng ___________________
Many repeaters have CTCSS(Continuouo Tone Code Squelch System) or DCS(D rtal Coded
Souelch)es e " key " to am the systom,so— —0.800 i» 441.000 7-
wiih TISQIDCS icons and relative frequency/code.
Press the some key to select TISQIDCS setting.
1. The numbers (such as 88.5) moment the crcss "ml" “l“ <
trequency ln Hthen It Is displayed with ‘ ' only. the unit transmits CTCSS (encode)
Intresonlc frequency tone when pressing P’i'i" (encode) and the repeater access is enabled
(assuming the repeater is using 885)
J. Pres the same key again so that ‘Q" shows on the screen. This Is the CTCSS decode
frequency. This enables CTCSS squelch (or tone squalor-ISO)
4. Press it again so that 'Dcs' icon. normal code and inverted code of Dcs are displayed.
Normal code icon is “N; hvertad coda icon h 023l.Thay enable DCS encoding and decoding.
For item 24. turn the main dial or prefi the UPIDOWN keys to change CTCSS or DOS nonml
and inverted com. Press anykey (except TSIDCSMPIDPWN keys) to wnfimr to enterthe setting
and return to original slams. The TSISQ/DCS icon will remain on the screen to show the current
stainsTo exitsimply press the Tsrocs key until the relative shame icon TIT CMDCS disappears.
The CTCSS encoding and decoding frequencies may be set differentlthe encode setting
lrequency automatically relates to the decode setting. but decode setting does not affect encode
The standard sat at 50 ditferent CTCSS tones are available as shown on the chart below. DCS
encode/decode cannot be separated and are seleaahle from 104 codes as shown below.
87.0 59.3 710 74.4 77.0 79.7 023 025 026 031 032 036 D43 D47 05! 053 054
02.5 85.4 88.5 91.5 94.8 97.4 065 071 072 073 074 114 115 118 122 125 131
100.0 1035 107.2 110.9 114.8 110.6 132 134 143 145 152 155 155 162 165 172 174
123.0 127.3 131.8 136.5 141.3 140.2 205 212 223 225 226 243 244 245 246 251 252
151.4 1587 158.5 182.2 1655 187.8 255 261 263 286 266 271 274 308 311 315 325
171.3 1733 177.3 1799 153.5 188.2 331 332 343 346 351 356 364 365 371 411 412
138.8 182.5 1911.6 1995 2&15 2085 413 42! 481 482 445 446 452 454 465 402 464
210.7 2131 225.7 mm 2&0 241.3 485 466 603 m 615 52.3 626 582 546 566 600
250.3 254.1 612 824 827 531 032 554 882 564 703 712 723
731 732 734 743 754
CTCSS Tone Frequency (Hz) DCS Cede
5. Operating Basics
ZzlgNfilirIQNE (anpnal) ___________________
2-Tone, 5-Tone code as similar to the function of CTCSSIDCS. as a "key" to access the system,
ao-oelled “selective call '.And 5-Tone was also has epedel call fundion, including Send Message.
Emergency, Call all, ANl. Stun. Weken, etc.
' When a certain channel has set 2-Tone. only when suited 2-tone has been received, the tunction
can be performed. and open squelch.
0 When a mrtnin channel has set 5-Tone, only when suited 5-tone has been received, the function
can be performed, and open squelch.
0 When a certain channel has set 2-Tone end CTCSS or DOS. only when suited z-tone and
cross or DCS have been received, the function can be pertomted es thetwo conditions met
together, and open squelch.
0 When a certain channel has set 5-Tone and (21085 or DCS, only when suited 5-tona and
CTCSS or DOS have been received, the function can he pertomied as the two conditions met
together. and open squelch.
PIMP
This. transceiver provides you 8 SPR storage, co ie DTMlgnumber ot tranece'rver. (it-CS man
be DTMF number, combined number or number at the opposite perty.CP is the test received opp-
site oedema-rich is a temporarily stationend can‘t be chengedThe default value:000
NOTE:
1. In long distance, when signal Is week, the incoming DCS coded-signal may have devtaflcn, and
tirenyourtranscelvermaymttum on 003 sous/ctr. Ilitoccws. Neal-press TS/DCS key to get
into setting mode and press CALL key, a decimal point appears on the 10 MHz order, at this
moment, If DCS squelch has been turned on once, even if the DCS code deviation ls large or
signal is weak bensmitled by opposite party, DOS squelch will always be ON state, When DCS
code value has been changed, ocs squelch willbe OFF. To exit this setting please press CALL
lueyegein, decimalpolnt diseppeeling on the 10 MHz arderindicenee to exit. andpress egein any
keysexceptuuheytobadctbodginalelete. mismanabobemredheaenammemry
channel.
2. DmF/AM-TwM-Tm onlyclnbepuletbypromm (chuk- arm
them pbua consult microphone opmtloanM).
Memory Channels
in Memory Channels, you can store frequencies end related data that you frequently use so
that you do not need to reprogram that date every time. You can quickly recall a programmed
channel through simple operation.
The memory mode on this transcelver provides up to 100 channels (0-99), 1 cell (qutdt recall
channel) and e pairof program—scan "edge memory" channels for quick. easy awess to the pre-
progremmed frequencies with dlflerent parameter settlnge.
1. Press VIM key. ‘M " appears on the screen to
indicate that the unit is in the memory modeRepeet "a {L’S‘flflfl
to swltoh the mode between VFO and memory. ” m
z. in memory mode, turn the main dial or press UPI
DOWN hays to change the memory channel number.
3. It chengethenurnberbyunitsoHO.preseFUNC an IqSEZn
and rotate the main dial or press UPIDOWN have —U
while“ "displays on the screen. WNW
5 Ogerating Basics
[Memory Channels Programming]
1. Return to VFO mode by pressing VIM key. in this ll
mode.mammedmmmmmm
data. About CTCSS frequency and D68 oode please "73 ' ”56 $3
refer to the settings on iorensmad list. Channel has entered
2. When all the settings are complete. press FUNc key.
‘I'and'M'appeersendemsrmydmnIr-rmber IN ”45533
will be indicated an the screen. Channel has not entered(empty)
3. Turn the main dial or pres the UPIDOWN Rays to salad the desired memory diennal number
Into which the wrrent VFO settings will be stored. An empty mnnel Is shown with a flashlng
"M'. It may be a good practice to eliowte memory channels in order. such as 0-9 for local
repeatere,10-19 local slmplaxJO-49 repeaters within the area. 50-79 for reserve, 3&98 simplex
reserve. It makes reierences easier tor the operation and future modifimfions of the memory
channels.
4. While "displays on the screen press VIM key. The VFO settings are stored to the memory
channel and a heap wlll soundThe memory channel can be ovar-wrifien It a previously pm-
grammad channel Is selectsd(the memory dienneis shown with stale
6. To program the CALL channel (quick recall) seiaatha drannal shown with C icon on the screen.
Save CH-99 to store the setting used for the Alarm ooerationmhith will be explained later.
Use PL and PH for Program scan setting, which vidll be explained in the Advanced Operations
my”
6. To delete a programmed channel, salad it in memory mode, was FUNC key then press the
VIM key while 'll' is on. The memory ls deleted and a beep sounds. The I'I\Il' starts flashing
showing that this channel is new empty.
7. To cancel "Delete“, repeat 6. However, the cancel function becomes Impossible once the
channel ortha mode is changed.
[Programmable date in memory channels]
Some features will be explained later. so please read this lnstrudien manual thouroughly prior
to programming memories. Memory channels (including 0-99 and CALL) can store following.
' Frequency ' Scan Skip Channel
' Onset Frequenm/ ' Busy Channel Locked Setting
' Oflset Direction 0 Prior Monitoring Frequency
- cross Tone both Encode and Decode (PC mmmm‘"? mm")
o DCS Code (Encode and Decode) ' Normal/Narrow FM w‘h
- 2~Tmal§~Tone code
NOTE:
1, In the programmed memorychennsls, you only can temporariiymodIIy ordeiets some certain
parameter values.
2. Ono'flwflequencycenbeyaedeHMdPLdrannelswdemflnemeedgesofmenogrem
scenranga,
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[if 5. Operating Basics
Call Mode
This is a memory mode that allows the sr—51ae Transceiver to quickly recall the assigned
memory channel by simply pressing the CALL key. regardless otthe current status of the unit.
Deteult CALL frequencw145.00MHz
1. Press CALL key. The C Icon appears on the screen
and the transceiver enters the CALL mode. In this
mode. the main dial orthe UPIDOWN keys cannot 1 01
change the frequency or memory channels. 1: t (1,5. BEL!
2. PreeecALLkeyagaln crpreesV/M keytoexitCALL
mode.
3. No scan functions are available In CALL mode.
To store a desired setting In the CALL channel, tollcm the memory mode programming hsmrollons
and assign your selected settings to memory channel C. The cell channel can be modified but
cannot be eliminated or hidden.
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1. Be sure to have connected the unitwith the appropriate antenna, powered on, set theaudio
volume and squelch level properly.
2. Select the desired receiving frequency or scanning different frequencies to monitor ongoing
communications, The S-meter shows relative signal strength between BUSV and FULL when
the transceiver detects an incoming signal.
3. If the Summer mum on incoming elgnel but nothing is heard from the speaker. dunk audio
level, squelch level, and C'TCSSIDCS decoding steers, which are explained elsewhere in this
manual.
4. The Monitor tundion is available to receive weaker signals. Press and hold SOL key for more
than 1 second. Regardless ofthe squelch, It will be opened and 1mm" displays on the
screen. Press any key on the front panel to exit.
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1. Select the desired frequency. Be sure that you are authorized to operate on the selected
frequency. Check the synem and monitor the frequency to make sure that you are not going
to disturb any ongoing communication.
2. Select the output power. Frees FUNC key and then press CALL key while 13 ' displays on
the screen. As the CALL key ls pressed. the output power changes among 3 levels. The 1.0 '
stands for LOW power setting, “Mi " tor MEDIUM power. When the transceiver is set at HIGH
powean icon will display. The output power level cannot be drenged during transmission.
3. Default setting Is High power. Press the P71 key on Le
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the microphone to transmit, release |t to recelve. [3 ‘ left-{Bu U 3
During transmleslon, the relative power output ls
shown on the S-meter es: in LOW ' - »
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LOW power - 2 segments 73 [LIL-Lag u '
MID pow-r - 3 ilflm‘nh MID m"
HIGH porrver-l G “gaunt;
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6. Parameter Setting
[IMPORTANT] Plea. read in; following comm throughry befor- d’llnflhg any paramount
By entering the Parameter Setting made. some of the lranseelvers operating parameters
can be changed in suit your application. The following is me Selectable Paremerers' Menu.
NOTE:
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1. Press FUNC key for more khan 2 seconds to enter
the Parameter Sailing. Use SQL key or UPIDOWN l' T
keyewselectmenu. J f P” 5
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2. Rniale the main dial to seled the desired sdfllngs.
3. Press SOL or UPIDOMIN keys again to enter the selected setting into the radio's memory.
The Irnneeeiwr is now ready for additional Parameter adjustment.
4. Press any other key except seuuwnown no exitthe Per-emeler mode. The only exception
is me Channel Tau eelilng which accepts only PTI', FUNc. MHz and TSIDCS keys to exit.
Detail OfThe Feature in Menu
Please rerene "Parameter Semng‘ for semng operations. The operanon procedures of same
features are explained later In dehll.
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53 6. Parameter Setting
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Thisis lbseladthe channel step to be used in the VFO
(Variable Frequency Oscillator) mode. Referto the chart 1- rP
J 1 " 5
below for the relation of the acmal step frequency and
how it is dlepieyed.
STP-5 ‘ _ STP-ea < >STP~10< _STP-1254 >5113-15
(5KHz) (8.33KHZ) (10KHz) (12.5KHZ) (15K‘Hz)
STP-50 STP-30 5115.25 sw-zo
“(SOKHZf '(30KH1)' '(25KHz)' '(20KHz)'
Scann ng Type
This is to select the sum resume condition. TIMER
(calculagraphnewng allowstheradoterewme ecennm TIME}?
eller5 seconds, regardless of the signal receiving statuel
BUSY setting resumes ecenning when the received
signal has gone. The can mode will he explained later.
Beep Sound
BEEP-ON setting enables a beep that sounds after
some keys are touched end/orsettlng Is done. BEEP-OF BEEP - B
shows that the beep funfiion is 011.
Time-Out Timer
The TOT featme is popular in repeater systems. It prohibits the users from transmitting eftere
certain period 01 time. By setting this function and activating it according to the repeahrs' require-
ment. the radio alerts the user by a been 5 seconds before stop transmitting. When the time is
expired. transmitting stops and the transceiver eutmnatioelly returns to receiving mode. This avoids
the repeater going into its TOT mode. Until the HT is pressed once again. the transceiver will not
transmit.
1. In this Menu the default screen shown TOT-OFF.
T‘ T
2. Turn the main dial to select timeout timer. Screen ‘ D ’ _ EFF
should change as shown. The number followed
by TOT is the time-out timer in seconds.
3. The TOT feature ls selemble up to 450 seconds
(7.5 minutes). nun-u lheultlngtlmcfltanmond!
W 6. Parameter Setting
TOT Resuming T'me
When the transmission Is shut dwn In the TOT mode. this function prohibits another transmission
fora selected time period.
1. During the TOT resuming period, the beep sounds
when the PTT is pressed but the radio does not
transmit.
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2 Default selling is TP OFF (TOT resume stop) 1 P __ EFF
Rotate the main dial to select the resuming time,
up to 15 seconds.
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This feature will automatirzlly turn fifths tranebe'rver. It is useful for mobile operation to avoid
draining the car battery, if there Is no activity or use oflhe radio. itwlll turn off automatically after
30 minuteeln one minute before turning on, transceiver will sound beep for seconds.
1. Default is APO-0FF(aulbmetic turn off tunction
disable). APO _ BF]:
2. Turn dial in selectAPO—ON lo adivela the function.
APE - U "J
duilru the on setting
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Tone— Burst Frequency
This rs lo ewess Tone-Burst repeater which require a certain pilieh of audible tone to activate
"sleeping" repeater. Usually, a repeater system does not require the tone once the repeater is
adiveted.
1. The default Is TB-17SD. which Is 1750Hz tone. ‘T‘H __ {qu
2. it is selectable from 1000. “50.1750. 2100112. dmtm 1150”:me
Ch |th
P lg cy
posltlcin. The default is BCLCl-OF. which means the function ls OFF. To set this functlun ON. the
radio transmits only when:
1. No signal Is received on the recelvlng frequency. BEL U ~ UN
2. Matching cross tone or 008 code is received. Mn, N ON “m
Otherwise. when press PIT, a beep sounds. hulthe unit does not transmit.
Burglar Alarm
Default Is SCR-OFF. Select ON or DLY (delay) to
activate the function. When the SCR-ON is selected.
tClOMHzand 100KHz orderdeein‘fllpcinle will appearon "LiSHHEB
the screen. Operation way of the 87-5168 will be show later. llam- up iignrs up
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53 6. Parameter Setting
Alphanumeric Tag
The memory channels stored in the memory-mode can be displayed with an alphanumeric leg
Instead of the default frequency display. Program the memory diennel first There are 61 thinners
available Including A-Z, 0-9.
1. Enter the set mode while the units Is In memory
mode.
2 Select alphanumeric tag setting by “mung the min n \>1//
dialer pressing the UFIDOWN keys. A flashes on 5
ihe screen.
3. Turn the main dial in selects diameter, Press the ”I v\\v//
VIMkeyThedaeflerslopsilashlrgefldlssmered. 3: i
4. The same flashing oimereder appears nextto it, ready for entering the next character. Repeat
the same sequence. up to seven characters.
5. To delete all chemders during programming press CALL.
0. To exit after setting is done. press PTT, FUNC. or TSIDCS.
Alter programming, the alphanumeric tag will bedlsplayed on the designated channels. Instead
of the frequency. when in memory mode. The memory channel number and other icons will also
be displayed. if you wish to see the programmed frequency, press FUNC and It will be displayed
for 5 seconds. To relum to the alphanumeric display. wait 5 seconds or in sneeeminn press FUNC
to return to normal operation.
PORTANTJ This hinder: cannot be entitled withem lat-programming the memory diurnal;
The screen |l|u|n|nai|en can be dimmed.
1. "LAMP-W is displayed as default.
2. Turn the dial to choose brighter (H) or darker (L).
7. Advanced Operation
Your hnscelve! offers dlflerent fesmres for advanced opersdons.
Scan
Use this tunction to automatically search for signals. 6 difierent scan types are available in the
unit. In parameter setting mode. choose Timer mode or Busy mode to determine the desired re-
suming condition. it the CTCSS (TSQ) squelch or 005 squelch is set. the audio can be heard only
when the CTCSS tone/DOS code matches the incoming signal. Otherwise. scanning steps but no
audio will be heard. The direction o'sixn, upward or dcwnwerd,can be changed during the sun
by rotating the main dial or pressing UPIDOWN keys in the desired direction.
[VFO Scan]
Scans all VFO channels In regard to the preset timing step.
1‘ Enter VFO mode.
2. Press UP (to go upward) orDmNN (to go chi-inward)
key for more then 1 second.
3.The scan starts. It stops at the frequency where the
incoming signal is detected. and resume the scan
accordan to the resume setting. {LI ngflfl
4, Press any key (other than UPIDOWN keys) to exit.
(Memory Seen]
Scans all memory channels unless Memory skip lecture is selected for a given memory.
1. Enter Memory mode.
2. Sequence is the some as In VFO scan. Use LIP/DOWN keys tor commends.
NOTE' Memory Skip Feature
This feature allows determined memory channels to be skipped during the scan.
1. in memory mode. select the channel to be stopped. Press FUNC key, While "I' Is visible
on the display. press VIM key. Repeat the sequence to delete the setting.
2When memernorydtemel lssettoeklp, the 10 MHz
order deu'mal point will be displayed.
1 CALL, PL and PH are always sidpped ,' LINES 33
during Memory scan. T
4. The 99th channel is the burglarwamlng channel,
which can not be set to skip.
(Program Seen]
This Is a type of VFO scan, but by setting the trequancy range at the VFO lntn PH and PL oh-
annels. it cnly scans between those frequencies. With setting the PH and PL properly. up to 3
program emn ranges will be available.
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m. mun-n bud ad.-
1. Enter the VFD mode and set the desired scanning w (I) ‘
frequencies into the designated PL and PH memory P'H
ohanneIsRefar to Memory Channel Setting for the (s) ‘
proper sequence. p}
z. Retum to we mode by pressing VIM key. Set the ‘°’ v
VFO to the frequency within the range to be program— TM Lam-t bent do!
scanned.
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l 7. Advanced aeration
3. Press MHz key for more than 1 second to start
scanning. During this scan mode. "P“ flashes after
memory channel dlsplay.
4. Use main diel or UPIDOWN keys to change the
dlredlenPreee any key (other than the UPIDQWN ll
keys) to exit. -\-
[CTCSS Seen]
This fundion automatically searches for the CTCSS tone an incoming signal might carry. This
feature is useful to search the encoding tune of a repeater. orto communicate with a station ope-
ration ln TSQ (CTCSS squelch) mode.
1. Press TSIDCS key to enter CTCSS decode setting
mode.
2. Press UPIDOWN keyfw more than 1 second but “3
less then 2 seconds to start scannig. It scene 50 8545
tones In under I \
3. The decimal point on the tone frequency will flash.
and n stops when the matching tnne ls detected.
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5. Press any key (other than UPIDOWN keys) to exit.
[DCS Scan]
Same as previous, but hf DCS normal and Inverted 0068 search.
1. Presa TSIDCS keyto enter DCS settlng mode.
2. Press UPIDOlWN key tor more than 1second but
less then 2 seconds to start." searches the 104
DCS normal and inverted codes in order. Normal Des
code shows 023N: Inverted code shows 023L “488
II“
3. The 1 MHZ order declmal point will flash.
4. The emu stops when the matching code is detected.
5 The seen won't resume until the operation Is repeated.
6. Press any key (other than UPIDOWN keys) to exit.

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