Quanzhou Wouxun Electronics WOUXUN06 TWO-WAY RADIO User Manual 1

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Document Title	Users Manual 1

Thanks for buying the Gwouxun transceiver. This transceiver offers latest design, multi
functions, stable performance and easy operation. We believe you will be pleased with the
high quality and powerful functions.
» Please do not use the transceiver in explosive environment
» Please turn oft the transceiver when refueling or parking at gas station
READ THIS IMPORTANT lNFORMATION ON THE SAFE AND EEFlCIENT OPERATION BEFORE USlNG
Gubuxun PORTABLE TRANSCElVER This manual is ONLY suitable for KG'SlG
PRECAUTIONS
This transceiver is with excellent design and advanced technology. Please follow the
below suggestions and warning to assist you to carry out the responsib
warranty terms, and learn the safety before using the transceiver.
1. Please keep the transceiver and accessories out of the reach of children.
2. Do not disassemble the transceiver to avoid the possibility of damaging by a non-professional.
Please ONLY use Gunman-i supplied batterypack and charger to avoid the possibility of damaging
the transceiver.
Please ONLV use (3mm supplied antenna to avoid the possibility of damaging the transceiver
. Neither expose the transceiver directly to the sunlight nor tn the overheated places for a long time.
to.)
. Keep the transceiver away from the dusty or humid places.
. Clean the transceiver with a mild brush/cloth or detergents instead of the aggressive chemical
xterm»
material.
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Do not transmit before well installing the antenna
9. if any abnormal odor or smoke is detected from the transceiver, please power it off lmmedlately, then
remove the batterpack from the transceiver. And contact your gwouxun dealer
» All the above mentioned suggestions and Wammgs are compatible for all Gwouxun senes transceivers and
accessones Please contact you Gwouxun dealer about any upset operation
>> Galouxun manufacturer is not vespanslble for any safety or operation problems, which are caused by using
the vncompatlble accessenes or pans
Contents
Unpacking and checking of your equipment
Supplied accessories
Description of functions
Getting started
LCD display
Description of transceiver
Shortcut operation sheet
How to operate
Setting menu lock function
Setting frequency step (STEP) ---- MENU 1
Setting power save mode {SAVE ——— MENU 2 —
Setting squelch level (SOL-LE) ---- MENU 3
Setting transmission {TXSET} ---- MENU 4
Setting CTCSS / DCS scan {SCN CD --- MENU 5
Setting voice prompt (SETVOC) ———— MENU 6
Setting vox (vox) MENU 7
Setting receiving CTCSS / DCS (RX-CDC ---- MENU 8 —
Setting transmitting CTCSS 1 D55 (T CDC) ---- MENU 5
Pmlessmnal FM lanscewe
ail,
2-3
4-6‘
, , 4‘
, 5-6'
, 9- 14‘
15-59
15
1 5'
, 16'
, , 16'
1 7— 19‘
20‘
2 1 -22‘
, , 23
24-25
25-26“
Setting sidekey {PFKEY} MENU 10
Setting keypad auto lock {AUTOLK} ---- MENU 11
Setting auto-backlight (ABR) MENU 12
Setting offset (FROOFH ---- MENU 13
Setting scan mode (SC—REV) ———— MENU 14—
Setting power on message (PONMSG) ---- MENU 15 —
Setting stopwatch timer (SECOND) ---- MENU 16
Setting working mode (CH-MD}? ---- MENU 17
Editing channel name (CHNAME) ———— MENU 18 —
Memorizing channel (MEM-CH ---- MENU 19
Deleting channel (DE-CH) ---- MENU 20
Editing ANl ID CODE (IDEDID ---- MENU 21
Setting DTMF (SETDTF) ”4 MENU 22 —
All calls, group calls and selective calls—
Inspection, monitor, stun, kill and emergency ,
Setting reset (RESET) ---- MENU 23
Setting priority scan function —
Setting reverse frequency function ,
— 50-53
27-30‘
3 1
32
33-35
35-36
36
37
37-35
39-40
4 1 -42
42
43
, 43-46
47-49
Low voltage voice prompt
Adding channel scan
Wireclone function ,
Setting transmit overtime prompt
Working with repeater
How to use the intelligent charger
Trouble shooting
Technology parameter
Appendix 1 (CTCSS)
Appendix 2 (DCS)
Technology specification ,
Optional accessories
Announce ,
— 60-51
— 63-64
56
56
— 56
57
57-58
59
62-64
62
65
766
—67
Unpac g and check'ng of your equ'pm
Carefully unpack the transceiver. We suggest you that identify the items on the folloWing table before
discarding the packing material. If any items are missmg or have been damaged during transportation,
please notify your Gunman-i dealer
Supplied accessories
High gain antenna Lithium-ion batterypack intelligent charger
Bell clip Hand strap User manual Service card
O1
Description of functions
ProlessinnalFM ransceive
1. VHF 126~174MHZ
2 Output power: VHF: 1W
3 199 memory channels
4. DTMF encoding and decoding
5 AM ID caller
6 VOX
7 All calls, group calls and selective calls function
8 Calling ring function
9. Stopwatch function
10 105 groups DCS/SO groups CTCSS
11 Voice guide (English/Chinese)
12 Wide/Narrow bandWidln selection (25KHz/12 SKHZ)
13 Auto backlignt
14 Various display modes: channel number, channel frequencyoichannel name
15 Reverse frequency function
15 Distant urgency alarm, 505 function
17 Multi scan
18 Priority scan function
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19. lnspection, monitor, stun, kill and emergency
20. Dlgilal FM radio
21. step frequency selection (5/6.25/10/12 5/25/50/100KH1)
22 High/Low power selectable
23 ngh capacity lithium—ion batterypack
24 intelligent charger
25. Offset frequency setting (0.05—69 95OMHZ)
26. Setting frequency shift direction
27. Busy channel lockout
28. Multl power-on display modes (full screen / Batt-V/ others)
29. Low voltage vorce prompt
30. Transmit overtime prompt
31. Keypad lock (auto / manual)
32. Adding scan channel function
33. High/Low power changeable when transmitting
34 Programmable by computer
35 Wireclone function
36 Menu / Channel reset
37. lP55 waterproof
Getting started
PretesslnnalFM ranscelve
LCD display
There are various indicators displaying on the screen when powering on. Please refer the below table
to learn what those indicators stand for accordingly
Split (negative) Reverse frequency indicator
Split (positive) vox transmission
DCS — 7 Bandwidth indicator
DTMF encoding and decoding 7 aatrerypack capacity indicator
flex—4:7 DGS+- R Pm vox N Cl Menu We, ”mum/manner
High power transmission—fl gmgflmmflg order numher
Low power transmission 71 25 *k7 Memory channel indicator
Menu setting e Keypad lock
BCL indicator
Note:
lE| Batten/pack capacity indicator (full) El Batterypack capacity lhdlcat0r(exhausted)
E“| E‘l Remainingbatterypackcapacityindicator _-- . ... Receivingslgnalmeter
04
Description of transceiver
Lamp,
Antenna
, Encher
_ _ _ 7 éovier'switchr/ Volume control
Recelvlng Ilght (Green)
Transmitting light (Red)
écreenr/ LCD display
Lamp, Distant urgency
, aiéffl’; 5,95}?! <3”),
Function key 7 Erxitrkey
Number key iieverse frequency / sean'key
Up / Down key LOCk key
05
PVTTVkey 7 7 7 7 7
PF 1: Radio/Scan/Lamp/
Batterypack voltage prompt
Squelch (Monitor) key
Microphone jacks
Batterypack connection
button
06
I Install/remove batterypack
The batterypack is not fully charged before leaving factory Please charge it before use
>> no not shortcircuitthe terminals or put the patterypaek into fire
>> no hottry to remove the case from the batterypack
1. Please aim the hatterypack at the back of the transceiver, and then push up and press down
the batterypack to lock the release iatch (PlCt)
2. if you want to remove the batterypack, push down the release latch and remove up the
batterypack from the transceiver (PiCZ)
07
I Speed Search
During the setting process, press once u or n to search functions and parameters. Hoidlng on
B or a can activate the speed search.
I DTMF encoding
Thls transceiver is With DTMF encoding function. Please press number keys or function keys directly.
The corresponding DTMF code will be transmitted. Number keypad and DTMF encoding are
homologous as foHowing.
n A B c D
3a 1 2 3 ’
5 6 0
E 7 a 9
I Switch work mode
Work mode switching key: + @ Every operation can switch frequency mode and channel
mode
I Transmit 1750H1 tone
Press PTT and PF1 at the same time to transmit 175OHZ torle.
08
Function Function 2:10" Screen Select 531212122? Confirm Ba“ See
order name display parameter P . page
set explanatmn
1 Semng
frequency step
2 Settmg
power save
mode
3 Seumg
squevm have!
V” ll flkfv 7kwdxm - -> - P15
nu ->-P1G
->MP1s
4 Semng
transrmmcn
Pu no’flkey H nghpowmvwsw/
UHF AW NU )H
“MD » ‘ WM » - »-w
W -> P18
N” ->-P1a
->
09
5 CTCSS/DCS
irequency scan
P'esxnc'flm
mac: mmm
->W->.Pza
s Scttmg
vmce gmde
mu t‘flkfl
mast mummy
‘ ->P21
mu t‘flkfl
mast mummy
‘->-P22
->-P22
->®->.P23
Pv- un’nkcy
Sem' pavzmmv
u “key
7 Sewn; vox
sem' pmmmv
s Semng Icoewvg
CTCSS/DCS
Presmynke wssvoupsncs
’ mm “mm" (mm msom -> ‘ -> p24
[mnnvm a J a o» Mme" ucs
m «e fi y SugmupxUISS
S 5 p -> m? "k" (57 15mm .> \ _,-p25
gm amneg o» w en 0555
10
9 Semng WWW-1191.1 -> m»
CTCSS/DCS
10 Setting
s1dekey EN” -> n ->
19111 ->
11 Setting @ .,
cc
keypad sum
12 Seumg @ ->
auto backhgh
Pvc-sucsnm
+fiED-b se1eapmme1e1
mu 1am
mac: pmmm
P'e “csflkey
mm am
5515: arametev
->"-> P2526
.> 119 .. p25
who 7M 1.10610 mm 01 Ray 1
5m 51111111111“,
m-v Aan <¢ WE? HY ,
1,11 1111511511111 -> --> - P27 29
on 11110111111
Mm mmwwmm
505 505mm"
or; Tumm‘fthzfunmun
cm 111111111111,“
on 1111 111111111111 -> "->P31
c\ Yum or 111D hm hm
a» m a" nun ban 115m "
-> "—>P30
->.P32
11
13 Semng
oflset
->"->P33134
-> "->P34-35
14 Semng 1 \ ‘ _
xcanmode E” " ->"->p35 36
15 Semng
puwer on 9“ '>
message
16 Seflmg E111,
stopthch "
umer
17 Scam; Em 11 a 11191 amnmnay
work made - " . " " sampmmw
1s Edmng m _,
channemam
19 Mcmonzm
manna .>
->.->.P36
->"->P37
, 11111111m1111,1111=
1 11m "Aquenlymnde
2 011111111“ 01 (flinch-mac ..
mm: 111141111115
1m 11.1111 am 11141
-> P3749
m (mm name make
up mm m ms mum
rosmoMmbmgv 1,1 ., 1191 .>.p3940
m 1mm m 1m 6 5111
->-P4142
12
20 Delete
channel
21 AM lD
CODE edit
22 Setting
DTMF
mu Sakai
Select Sttp
-> iteuu ->
-> lilEllU ->
->m->.P42
PermnalANl lD cons
can be scimapicrmm ->
manta 999999
iii -> .P43
-> m -> El PM
P, mimgi ON rammprwri mi
“ ->[ llorr Marginal-filial! -> El P44
select paramtev
-> m -> El P4445
' P' nuiflkw 10 levelii xecend
I 7' E? -P ‘ if! r rnlam Vl‘ tum ->
W -> M Rim mm, gm m m m -> an P45
23 Setting m _,
reset
13
P'flxnuflk
select inmate
->|lElD->HI P46
“mnwflfli Vro Mcnurcsc!
EV ir
" m" select pa awietcr Alt All mexxage rexel "m " - P54
l Speed search u 0 (See page B)
l Hugh/Low power changeable when
transmitting (See page ‘l7)
I All calls, group calls and selective calls
(See page 47—49)
I Inspection, monitor, stun, kill and
emergency (See page 5053)
l Pnorily scan function (See page 55)
I Low voltage Voice prompt
(See page 56)
Prelesslnnal FM Transcewe I
l Setttng reverse frequency functton (See page 55)
l Addmg cnannel scan function (See page 56)
l Wireclone functioMSee page 56)
I Setting transmit overtime prompt (See page 57)
- Work With repeater (See page 57—58)
14
m4._
Menu lock function
If you do not need to operate menu frequently. you can turn it off via programming software:
The steps as following:
1 Set password of switching between channel mode and frequency mode
2 Set work mode as channel mode.
3 Turn off menu in channel mode.
Setting frequency step (STEP) ---- MENU 1
in standby, press mm + and the screen will display
PressMenter, and then press u / n to select the desired step. Press to confirm, and then
press to return to standby.
There are seven options for you: 5 KHZ, 6.25 KHZ, 12.5 KHz, 25KH1, 5OKHZ and WOOKHI Steps.
15
Setting power save mode (SAVE)----MENU 2
This function is to turn off the receiver circuit for a while, and then turn on again to detect signals
Without receivmg or transmitting, this function Will help batter
in standby, press m + and the screen Will display
Press lii i enter and press B or“ to select ON orOFF
to confirm, and press to return to standby.
Setting squelch level (SOL-LE ) --- MENU 3
This function is to turn on the squelch when the signal is strong while turn off the squelch when the
ack reduce consumption
signal iS weak wnen squelch opens and the signalings are the same, ine speaker Will sound Higher
squelch level may cause uneffective receiving when the signal is weak; Lowersquelch level may cause
interruptions from noise or the unrelated signals.
)) The squelch level options are from 0 to 9. Level 0 means closing the squelch Level 0,9 makes different levels
of noise redudion
in standby, press M + and the screen will display -'
Press -enter and select the desired squelch level, and then press
to standby,
to confirm, press return
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Setting transmission (TXSET)--- MENU 4
There are 5 options as followings:
TXP: Selecting transmit power
TOA: Setting transmit overtime alarm
TOT: Transmit overtlrner
BCL: Busy channel lock out
W/N: Setting Wide or narrow bandWldth
1. TXP function is to change transmitting output power.
)>li) Shortcut power conversion High/tow power can be converted during transmission Hold on PTr key
and press ®at the same time to convert high/low power
)>l2) Shortcut power conversion is temperary When powering on the transceiver again. the value Wlii be
resumed
In frequency mode, press. +number l> The function is not available in channel mode
» The transceiver is unable to start the function for scanning vvithout detecting signals.
>> Press nor “to turn around the encoder switch to reverse the scan direction.
>> The transceiver will display the detected CTCSS/DCS during the scanning At this moment, press m to
replace the transceivers presset CTCSS/DCS temporarily. Or you can store this detected CTCSS/DCS
frequency permanently via MENU s and MENU 9 setting. Otherwise this temporary CTCSS/DCS frequency
Wlii be resumed to the original setting after resetting
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Setting voice guide (SETVOC)--- MENU 6
This menu is for the below function settings:
VOICE: Setting voice guide
ROGER: Begin/End transmission prompt
BEEP: Setting beep prompt
‘I. There are 2 options for voice guide. English&Chinese CHlNES means Chinese voice guide, while
ENGLSH means English voice guide
In frequency mode, press m +number key and the screen will display
Press enter, and the screen will display press“ or n and select VOICE function
Press M enter, press a or n and select ENGLSH/CHlNES. Or select OFF to turn off the voice
guide function. Then press M to confirm and press return to standby.
>> if you want to turn off all keypad prompt, you also need to turn off vaice guide and beep prompt
functions
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Prolesslorial FM Tianseelve I
2. ROGER: means the optional modes of transmitting prompt.
orr- Turn off this function, so no prompt transmits
BOT‘ Press PTT and prompt transmits,
EOT Release PTT and prompt transmits
BOTH: Both pressing and releasing PTr, prompt transmits
In frequency mode, pressm +number key m and the screen will display 35mm 1
Press m enter, and the screen Will display , press” or a tokselect ROGER function
Press m enter, press u or n and select OFF/BOT/EOT/BOTH.
Then press M to confirm, and press return to standby.
3. Beep prompt function is to confirm the correct operation, and prompt the wrong operation or
malfunction.
and the screen will displayfijmiigf "5
Press Em enter, and the screen Will display , press “or a tom> function.
Press an! enter, press u or n to select ON/OFF to turn on/off beep prompt.
Then press
In frequency mode, press m +number key e
to confirm and press return to standby
22
Setting VOX (VOX)----MENU 7
When detecting the availability of voice, the transceiver will automatically sWitch over to transmitting
mode. Since VOX circuit should detect the availability of voice firstly, you may note the transmission
will be a little delayed And the first beginning of voice information may not be transmitted.
In standby, press +number key and tiie screen will display
Press enter, press a or a and select OFF to turn off this fun on, w e select from level i to
10 to turn on this function. Press m to confirm and press to return to standby.
>> Higher level. greater volume is required to open vox
» When the transceiver is in scanning or FM radio mode, vox function is not workable
23
Professlonai FM rranseerv I
Setting receiving CTCSS/DCS (RX-CDC)--- MENU 8
Sometimes perhaps you only want to hear the calling from the specific person or group. At this moment,
you can ignore the unnecessary callings from the same frequency via CTCSS/DCS function Only when
receiving the same CTCSS/DCS signals, the transceiver will be relieved from mute
There are 2 options:
R-DCS: Setting receiving DCS
R-CrC: Setting ieceivmg CTCSS
‘I. in frequency mode, press .+number key (in and the screen Will display ZPi‘i’CflC 7
Press GEM enter, and the screen will display
press u or n to select R-
Press Em enter, press u or a to select
0 urn off DCS, while select one ocs value from
D023N to D754i Press. to confirm and press return to standby
CS function.
)) This transceiver is with 105 groups DCS Please see the appendiX(Z)D.C S code sheet. DXXXN (from DDZ3N
to D754N) means positive code While DXXXl (from D023l to D754l) means negative code
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