Qixiang Electron Science and Technology 5188V1 VEHICLE RADIO User Manual 1

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Soonlene®
ST—5I88 VEHICLE RADIO
USER'S MQNUQL
SAFETYTRAINING INFORMATION
Your 51 still! radio generates RF eiectromagrretro energy during transmrt mooe This raoro rs designed tar and classified as "Occupational
A Use Oniy. meaning it must he used only during the course or employment by rnorviduais aware of the hazards. and the ways to minimize
such hazards. This radio is NOT Intended tor use by the “General Population" in an uncontrolled environment.
This mum has been tested and complies wtlh the Fcc RF armature limits ior '0ccupairone| Use Only“ in addilion, your ST srsriremo con-plea mh the ioiiuwrnp
Sandards and Guidelines with regard Io RF energy and electromagnetic energy levels and evaluattori or such leveis tor exposure to humans
l FCC 05:7 Bulletin 55 Edition 97-01 Supplement Cr Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines lor Human Exposure lo Radio Frequency Electionagnetic Fields
l American National Standards Institute (095.14 992), lEEE Standard for Safety Levels wrth Respectto Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3
kHz no 300 GHZ
l American Natronal Standards Institute (C95.3~1992)r lEEE Recommended Practice tor the Measurement oi Potenually Hazardous Electiomagnetrc Fields— RF and
Microwave,
I The tollowmg accessories are authoirzed ior use with [his product Use of awessories Diner than those (listed Irl Ihe instruction) sneaked may result in RF exposure
levels exceeding the FCC requirements ior Wireless RF exposure
. To ensure that ywr expose Io RF eledmmagnetlc energy Is within the FCC allowable limits for txxmpatlmal use. always adhae In lhe
lolbwtng guidelines:
I Do NOT operate the radro Without a proper antenna attached. as this may damaged the radio and may also cause you to exceed FCC RF exposure ltrnns A proper
antenna is the antenna supplied with this iadio by the manuradurer oi antenna spacmtaily aulhoiized by the mahulacluiei tor use with lhs radio
- Do NOT transmns far more than over of total radio use ttme r-momy nycie') Transmitting more than 5094. or the tame can cause Fcc RF exposure oomptianoe
requirements to be excmded The radio is transmittinn when the “TX indi- r" lin his red You can -use the radio in hansmii by Dressinu itie "PTT" snitch
I ALWAYS keep me antenna ai least so cm away riom the may Mien uansmntrng
The mrorrnadon lsted abort/e provides the user mm the rnrormahon needed to make rum or her aware or RF exposure, and What to do to assure that this radro operates
wilh the FCC RF exposure itmns or this radio
Electromagnetic interferenceJCompatihiiity
During transmissions your 5175185 radio generates RF energy that can possibly cause interierenoe with other devices or systems To avoid such interference, turn off the
radio in areas where signs are posted to do so DO NOT operate the transmitter in areas that are sensitive to electromagnetic radiation such as hospnalsr aircraft. and
oiastrng sites
Occupationallcontmlled Use
The radio transmnter is used in situations in which persons are exposed as consequence or their employment provided those persons are fully aware of the potential for
exposure and can exercise control over therr exposure
IM PORTANT
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and oomplelefy before ushg lbs llanscetver
SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL- This instmdmn manual camzins immm opelal'ng immdions In! the Twn-Way Radio
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS
WORD DEFINITION
WARNING Personal runny. lim hazard or etectne shock may noun.
CAUTION Equlpmenl damage may mu! ‘
NOTE tt disregarded, rnearnrenrsnee MW Nu ristr at persomt injury. fire or eledn'c shock.
OPERATING NOTES
- wnen Imnsmining, Please Keep the anIeltna at least mm tmnr your head and body.
PRECAUTIONS
WARNING! NEVER Itnld the ltnltscnivm 50 lbs! the antenna 's very clos' la. or touching exposed pans oi the body. cspemllly the face or eyes. white ltznsmmirtg. The
Iranscsiverwill pertamr nest nthe mtcvbphone s Wan sway tram the antenna.
WARNING! NEVER operate the Iransm'tve' wi1h a hcadsfl or tihe' audit) zotzssnr'ns at high vulnme levels.
DO NOT Push Inc F‘Tr when "01 actually flailing to transmit,
AVOID using or placing the transceiver in direct sunth or in areas wih Iamperaiuras below 40-0 (72TH or above «we (4140's
DO NOT Modily (he transestvertor any reason.
FCC CAUTION:
Changes or medtflcaltons to this device. ml expressly appnwed by Qixizllg. could void
ymtr authunty In upetale Ims transceiver under FCC reglthlitms.
Thank you very much for purchasing this excellent transceiver. We adopt the advcanced
technology. it has been tested carefully at our factory for your long lerrn use.
Please read this manual completely to learn all functions. We made shorts to write this manual
to be as comprehensive and easy to understand as possible. Please note that some of the oper-
ations may be explained in previous chapters. So ifyou readjust one part of the manual, you may
not understand the complete explanation of the function.
Precautions
Please observe the lollowing precautions to prevent fire, persona njury, and/or transoe er
damage:
A Do not allernpl In use your transceiver while driving, it i simply [no dangerous.
/l\ This transceiver is designed for a 13.8 V power source.
Never use a 24 V battery to power the trenseelver
/Y\ Do not place the transceiver in excessively dusty. humid
or wet areas, nor on unstable surlaces.
A Please make It away from Interferentlel devlces (such as
TV, generator etc.) when interfering by extemal.
/'\ Do not expose the transceiver to long periods of direct
sunlight nor plan it close in heafing applianees.
(B If an abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming from the
transceiver. turn OFF the power immediately. Ensure the
transceiver is safe. then send it to service station for
examlnatlon.
A Do not transmit with high output power tor extended periods: the transceiver may overheat,
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Please contact the local authorized dealer if you have any questions. We are not responsible lor
any typographical errors that may be In this manual. Standard aooessorles may change wlthout
notice, getting your understanding for any inconveniences.
Your need
is our service purpose!
If Contents
1. Functlon And Future-
2. Aeeeueriu ---------
Supplied Accessories-
Optional Accessories-
3. Initial Insulting-n
Mobile Installation
DC Power Cable Connection
Mobile Operation -------
Fixed Station Operation-
Replaclng Fuses -----
Power Supply Voltage DIspIa
Antenna Connection --------
Accessory Connections -
External speaker-"-
Microphone --------------------------------------------------------------------- 7
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4. Getting Acquainted
Front Panel ------
Rear Panel
Screen - ---
Microphone" - -
5. Operating Balls:
Sw'rlnhing The Power ONIOFF-
Adjusting The Volume --------
Adjusting The Squelch
VFO Mode -----------
Change Frequency By Channel Stepping
Change Frequency By 1MHz Stepping-
Change Channel Stepping"-
Operating Through Repeaters
Oflset Programming Flow --
Setting Offset Direction And Ottset Frequency-
CTCSSIDCSIZ—TONE/S—TONE Setting--
2-TONE/5-TONE(OptlonaI)
DTMF ------------
Memory Channels
Memory Channels Programming ---------
Programmable data In memory channels-
CaII Mode --------------------------------
Receiving signals ----
Transmitting Signals--
6. Parameter Setting -------
Parameter Setting Mode
[3 Contents
Delaiis 0! The Features In Menu ---------------------------------------------------- 19
Channsl Step Sefling - -20
Scanning Type 20
Beep Sound - 20
Tlms-Oul ‘I'lmsr - 20
TOT Resuming Time -21
APO-Allin Power OFF 1
Tuna-Burst Fraquency --
Busy Chennai Lockout
BurglarAiarm ----
Alphanumeric Tag
Dimmar --------
7. Adv-mad Our-Hons
Sum --------
VFO Scan
Memory Sean-
Program Scan
C'TCSS Scan -
DCS Scan --
Key-Lodeed Fundion-
Tuna bum -------
VV’lde/Nanvw Band-
Cornpander Function-
Serambier (Oplloanl
ANi Fundion
Allin-Dialer“
Burglar Alarm
Cabis Cione ------------
Programmi 9 Data By PC-
& Mlcrophonl Operation
Kays' Instruction -
Functions Chafl- -
Inpufling Frequencies
9. Halnhnanu- - 32
Reset ----- 32
How To Reset
Dalaull Setting Aflar Resetting-
Trouble Shouting-
10. Spodflullon -
1. Function And Feature
This new transceiver has many wand advanced and reliable functions; it represents the innovation
and practI-lly principle of QMANG Company. Functions as follows:
G Display on a large LCD with adjustable brightness, convenient for nighttime use. Three
different displaying modes are available, Including Frequency Mode, Frequency whannel
Mode and Channel Mode.
0 Distribute buttans reasonably. convenient for opemiion. Adopt superior quality material. better
technology and high quality radiator to ensure stable and durable operation.
' 100 programmable memorized channels + 1 called channel. identified by letters and numbers.
' CTGSSIDCS encode/decode per channel (inn be different encode/decode tunes). rejecting
extra ceiling from other radios.
0 Various scan t'undions. including C‘TCSSIDCS scan llmction.
0 Wm: 2-T0ne. 5-Tone and DTMF encoding/decoding tunction. use 5-Tone to have Send Message.
Emergency. Call all. ANI. stun. Waken. etc.
' Automatic Numbering ldentifiuaiion function by DTMF/ANI or 5-TcnelANI.
e scramble tunctlon (Optional ).
i can set oompander ONIOFF.
0 Can eat different band width; wide band: 25K, narrow band 12.5K.
' Burglar alarm providing extra safety.
2. Su lied And 0 tional Accessories
Supplied Accessories
Miler carefully unpacking file transceiver, Identify ihe items Ilsled as below. We recomm-
end you keep the box and packing.
0 ST-5188 Transceiver [OX-015] - MicmBhone QMP—m - Mobile installing bracket
(wilh TMF keypad) [OMB-01]
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0 Dc power cable with fuse holder - Alarm cable A (wilh wire) 0 Alarm cable B (extension use)
[QPHH] [0L-01(A)l [QL-O1(B)]
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0 Hardware kits for brackei
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4 pa. lesson) 4 pr: (menu A pa- (eeemc; (oseom) 4 pea, (QSSNE)
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The slanderd accessories may very slightly depending on the version you have purchased.
Please contact the local authorized ODGANG dealer should you have any questions. OMANG
and authorized dealerare not responsible [or any lypogrephical errors there may be in this
manual.Siandard accessories may change without notice.
Optional Accessories
- ered copy cable
(QXPL-01 )
0 Cigar llghler (ace-01)
3. Initial lnstallin
To nstall the trensceiver, select a safe, convenient location side your vehicle that minimizes
dengertp your passengers and yourseltwhile the vehicle is in motion. Consider installing the unit
at an appropriate position so that knees or legs will not strike it during sudden braking of your vehicle.
Try to pick a well ventileted lomtion thet is shielded from direct sunlight.
1. install the mounting bracket In the vehicle using the supplied self-tapping screws (4 pcs), flat
washers (4 pcs).
wr
washer
self-tapping screw
Install the mounting bracket
2. Position the transceiver, then insert and tighten the supplied hexagon SEMS screws (4) and
flat washers (4).
' Double check that all hardware is tightened to prevent vehicle vibration from loosening the
bracket or transceiver.
' Determine the appropriate angle of the transceiver, using the 3 screw hole positions on the
side cfthe mounting bracket.
I? 3. Initial Installing
DC Power Cable Connection
NOT Locate the powe npul connector as close to the transceiver as pos
[Mobile Operation]
The vehicle battery must have a nominal latlng 0! 12 v. Never connect the transcetver to a 24 V
battery. Be sure tr.) use a 12 V vehicle battery that has suificient current capacity. It the cuneni tr.)
the transceiver is Insulllolent, the display may darken during transmission. ortransmlt output power
may drop excessively.
1. Route the DC power mole supplied with the transceiverdirectly to the vehide's battery terminals
using the shortest path lrom the transceiver.
0 If using a noise filter. it should be installed with an insulatortc prevent it from toudring metal
on the vehicle.
° We recommend you do not use the cigarette lighter socket as some cigarette lighter sockets
introdum an unaccephbie voltage drop.
O The entire length ofthe cable must be dressed so it is isolated lrom heflL moisture, and the
engine secondary (high voltage) Ignition system] cables.
2. Alter the cable is in place. wrap heat-resistant tape around the fuse holder to protect it lrom
moisture and tie down the full run of cable.
1. To prevent the risk of short oirurits, disconnect other wiring lrom the negative (-) battery terminal
before connectan the transceiver.
4. Confirm the correct polarity of the connections. then attach the power cable to the battery
terminals; red connects to the positive (+) terminal and black connects to the negative (-)
terminal.
' Use the full length of the mole without cutting oft excess even it the cable is longer than
required. In particular, never remove the [use holders trom the nble.
5. Reconnect any wiring removed from the negative terminal.
6. Connect the DC power cable to the transceivers power supply connector.
0 Press the connectors finnty together until the locking tab clicks.
Extemai moupply cam-m-

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