Quanzhou Wouxun Electronics WOUXUN09 TWIN BAND MOBILE/BASE TRANSCEIVER User Manual

Quanzhou Wouxun Electronics Co., Ltd. TWIN BAND MOBILE/BASE TRANSCEIVER

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Thanks for buying the Qwouxun KG-UV920R-A mobile radio.
This mobile radio offers latest design, enhanced features, solid performances and
easy accessibility. We believe you will be pleased with the high quality and reliable
features for all your communication needs.
Read this important information on the safe and efficient operation before using
mobile radio.This manual is suitable for KG-UV920R-A.
One or more of the following statements may be applicable:
RF Radiation Information
RF Radiation Profile
Your @wouxun mobile radio is designed and tested to comply with a number of national and international
standards and guidelines (listed below) regarding human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy.
This radio complies with the IEEE and lCNIRP exposure limits for occupational/controlled RF exposure environ-
ment at operating duty factors of up to 50% transmitting and is authorized by the FCC for occupational use
only. In terms of measuring RF energy for compliance with the FCC exposure guidelines, your radio radiates
measurable RF energy only while it is transmitting (during talking in PTT mode), not when it is receiving (liste-
ning) or in standby mode.
The device complies with SAR and/or RF field strength limits of RSS-102 requirement
RF Radiation Safety
In order to ensure user health, experts from relevant industries including science, engineering, medicine and
health work with international organizations to develop standards for safe exposure to RF radiation. These 5
tandards consist of:
0 United States Federal Communications Commission, Code of Federal Regulations; 47CFR part 2 sub-part J;
0 American National Standards Institute (ANSI)/ Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (I EEE) C95. 1-1992;
0 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1 ~ 1999;
0 International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (lCNIRP) 1998;
FCC Regulations
Federal Communication Commission (FCC) requires that all radio communication products should meet the
requirements set forth in the above standards before they can be marketed in the US, and the manufacturer
shall post a RF label on the product to inform users of Operational instructions, so as to enhance their occupat—
ional health against exposure to RF energy.
Operational Instructions and Training Guidelines
0 To ensure optimal performance and compliance with the occupational/controlled environment RF energy
exposure limits in the above standards and guidelines, users should transmit no more than 50% of the time
and always adhere to the following procedures:
0 Gain of antenna must not exceed 5.00dBi for UHF and 2.15dBi for VHE
0 Antenna Installation: Install the mobile antenna at least 100 cm away from your body, in accordance with the
requirements of the antenna manufacturer/supplier.
0 The radio is not intended for use by general population in an uncontrolled environment. It is only for occup-
ational use and only applied to work-related conditions.The radio must be only used by users, who are fully
aware of the hazards of the exposure and who are able to exercise control over their RF exposure to qualify
for the higher exposure limits.
Part 15 Compliance
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to
part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
a Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
0 Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
0 Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
0 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Note:"Changes or modifications to this
unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the userls authority to oper-
ate the equipment.
Sefety information
The KG-W920R-A is an electrical apparatus, as well as a generator of RFtRadio Frequency) energy, and you should exercise
all safety precautions as are appropriate of this type of device. These safety tips apply to any device installed in a well-designed
amateur radio station.
A Explosive atmospheres(gases, dust, fumes, etc.).Tum OFF your mobile radio while taking on fuel or while parked in
gasoline service stations. Do not carry spare fuel containers in the trunk of your vehicle if your mobile radio is mounted in
the trunk area.
A Injury from radio frequency transmissions. Do not operate your mobile radio when somebody is either standing near to or
touching the antenna, to avoid the possibility of radio frequency burns or related physical injury.
A Dynamite blasting wps. Operating the mobile radio within 150m(500 feet) of dwamite blasting caps may cause them to
explode. Turn OFF your mobile radio when in a area where blasting is in progress. or where 'TURN OFF TWO-WAY
RADIO“ signs have been posted. If you are transporting blasting ups in your vehicle. make sure they are carried in a
closed metal box with a padded interior. Do not transmit while the caps are being placed into or removed from the container.
A Never allow unsupervised children to play in the vicinity of your mobile radio or antenna installation.
A Be certain to wrap any wire or cable splices thoroughly with insulaﬁng electrical tape. to prevent short drwits.
A Do not route cables or wires through door jambs or other locations where, through wear and tear, they may become frayed
and shorted to ground or to each other.
A Do not stand in front of a directional antenna while your are transmitting into that antenna. Do not install a directional
antenna in any location where humans or pets may be walking in the main directional lobe ofthe anmnna's radiation pattern.
Safety Information
A In mobile installaﬁons, it is preferable to mount your antenna on top of the root of the vehicle. itfeasible. so as to uﬁlize
the car body as a oounterpoise for the antenna and raise the radiation pattern as far away from passengers as possible.
A During vehicular operaﬁon when stopped(in a parking lot. for example). make it a pracﬁce to switch to Low power it there
are people walking nearby.
A Never wear dual-earmuff headphones while driving a vehicle.
A Do not attempt to drive your vehicle while making a telephone call on an autopatch using the DTMF microphone. Pull over
to the side of the road, whether dialing manually or using the auto-dial feature.
)) All of the above advice is suited to the use of your @Iuouxm mobile radio and its accessories. If they do not
funcﬂon normally, please get In touch with the Gunman dealer Immediately.
)) If you use components or accessories not sold by Wouxun Company. Wouxun will not guarantee the safety and
usability of the transceiver.
Contents
Checking the equipment
Main functions v , ,
Technical speciﬁcations ‘-
Pre-use installation v
Transceiver installation
Connecting power source
Antenna connection
Front panel installation ,
Accessories installation
Getting started
Front panel
LCD
Back panel
Side panels
Hand microphone
Your ﬁrst 080
Commonly used basic operations
Adjust squelch
Select singe I dual dispaly mode
Select VFO / MR modewr
Shortcut operatlon chart
Menu operation sheet
Function description
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23-26
27-33
Hotkey function gulde
Menu operations .
Step frequency settings (STEP) ----- Menu 1
Wide/Narrow bandwidth settings (WIN) ————— Menu 2
Two medium level power settings (MPOWSET) ----- Menu 3
Offset frequency settings (OFF—SET) ——— Menu 4
Transmission prompt settings (ROGER) ---— Menu 5
Beep prompt settings (BEEP) ————— Menu 6
Voice prompt settings (VOICE) —-- Menu 7
Busy channel lock-out (BCL) ----- Menu 8 ,
Mute settings (SP—MUTE) —— Menu 9
Scan mode settings (SC-REV) ———— Menu 10
Transmission time—out timer (TOT) — -- Menu 11
Transmission overtime alarm (TOA) — - Menu 12
Caller ID transmission settings (ANI—SW) — Menu 13
Ring time (RING) __ Menu 14 , ., . .. . , .
Editing Caller ID (ANl-EDIT) ———— Menu 15
DTMF sidetone settings (DTMFST) ————— Menu 16
Caller ID transmission mode (PTT-ID) ----- Menu 17 '
Transmission backlight (TX—LED) ————— Menu 13
Standby backlight (WT-LED) —- - Menu 19
28—33
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Receiving backlight (RX—LED) --— Menu 20
Deleting a channel (DEL—CH) -— Menu 21
Editing a channel name (CH—NAME) ——— Menu 22
Priority channel switch (PRICH-SW) —--— Menu 23 '
Speaker settings (SPK— CONT) ———— Menu 24 v , , , , ,
Keypad autolock (AutoLock) ——— Menu 25
Receiving CTCSS (RX—OTC) ———— Menu 26
Receiving DCS (RX-DCS ) ----- Menu 27
Transmitting CTCSS (T X—CTC) ----- Menu 28
Transmitting DCS (TX—DOS) ————— Menu 29
Repeater speaker switch (RPT—SPK) —--- Menu 30
Repeater PTT switch (RPT—PTI') — —— Menu 31
Repeater settings (RPT—SET) ————— Menu 32
Scan add (SCAN-ADD) ----- Menu 33
Automatic power-oft (APO-TIME) ----- Menu 34
Single-tone pulse frequency (ALERT)—--- Menu 35
Compand (COMPAND)—-- Menu 36
Overheating detection (AUTO—FAN) —- Menu 37
Voltage testing (LOW -V) ----- Menu 38
Voice scrambler (SCRAM) ————— Menu 39
CTCSS / DCS scanner saving types (SC—OT) ———— Menu 40
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Noise reduction settings (ANS) ———— Menu 41 , , , , 49
Scan group settings (SC-GROUP) ————— Menu 42 49-50
FM radio function (FM—Radio) ————— Menu 43 , , ~ , , 50
Reset settings (Reset) ————— Menu 44 > . > . » . 50
How to operate FM radio 51-52
Turning on . , v - v - v - 51
Selecting and scanning radio stations -- -- -- -- -- 51
Storing and calling out the radio stations ..... ....... ..... ....... ..... 51.52
Exiting the FM radio mode , . , 52
Repeater usage -
Repeater P‘l'l' selection
Repeater SPK selection
Two—way cross-band repeater entry and exit , , , , , 53
Hand microphone encoding function - - 54
Remote control function 55.53
Remote control activation 55
Monitoring ,.,, , ~ ~ , 56
Inspection ,, , ,,, , , , ,, ,,, , , , , , , , , 56-57
Remote control power on/off , , , , , , , , , , 57-58
Twin Send PM
Wire-clone function , ~ , » 58
Optional accessories ‘ ' ' , ~ ,, 59
Troubleshooting » » , , . , , 60
Announcement , , , , , , .61
Checking the equipmen , Main Functions
1. Frequency Range Suitable for any Region of any Country:
136-174MHz a. 400-470MHZE144-148MH2 & 222425an 9. Both Stations can Form Combined Same
136-174MHz & 400-480MH15144—148MH2 a. 420-450MH2 Band or BMW"! Band RW'
W I TX) 136-174MHz a 216-280MH2 iss—aaMHz & 135-174MH2 10. mwsummwmmsomeFMl
136-174MHz a. 420-520MH2566-58MH1 s. 400-480MHZ 11- 0T I DOT Elmira & We. 0T! DOTSeImhll
Carefully unpack the n'ansoelver. We recommend that you Identify the Items In the following table before discarding the
packing material.
If any item is missing or has been damaged during shipment. please notify your Gunman dealer.
Standard Accessories
144-146MHz & 430-440MHZ:
12.
Multiple Speaker Channel Settings
(RX) FM: 65MHZ~108MHZ (100K Frequency Spacing) 13. Individual Hand Microphone with TXI RX Indicator
2. Band can be Set Freely 1‘ lwomiw "woe Display
\\ a VHF TX-UHF RX or UHF TX-VHF RX Caller ID display
, ' , . 0- o— 3. Dual Reception 15. DTMF Encoding and Decoding
Mobile/Base Hand Inclined Switchboard Flat Switchboard Hand Twin Band Simultaneous Reception 16- Group “I“, All ‘3‘“! and Selective Calls
Transceiver Microphone Panel (Already Installed Panel Microphone 4. Dual Display 17. BGroups Scramblortomlon-l)
on Mobile Transceiver) Hook Large LCD Dual Freqleno/ Display, 13- PM Chanml Sunnlne
Two Completely Independent Operating Systems 19- “’0 ""10”“an
5. Over 999 Memory channels 20- English VOIOG Guide
/ Area Scanning Management 21- Automatic Temperature Testing
' . V 6. Remote-head Mounting Capacity 22- Minimum Operating V0” Settings
/ / Q Multiple Installan‘on Types. Convenient Usage 23- 5”" '"d Kl" Function
‘ L ' 7. Frequency Steps Selectable 2" Single T0" Pm“ FMWHW
Remote Front Mobile Power Users manual
Mobile Mounting
2t5(0ptional)l516.25/10112.5l20/25/30I50/100KH2
2100Hz/1750Hz/1450Hz/1000Hz
(Used when activating repeater signal)
Bracket Panel Blacket Cold 3. Cross-Band Repeat _
UHF I VHF Cross-band Repeal or VHF I UHF 25- 17"“ °°'°" mm” mm
Cross-band Repeat Functions 26. Reduced Noise Settings
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Techn cal speciﬁcations
General Receiver Wide bandwidth Narrow bandwidth
Frequency Range Suitable tor any Region at any Country: Adjacent Channel
(RX , TX) Seleomy 37MB seeds
Frequency 136<174MH1 a. 400410MHz 136<174MH2 a 400-480MHZ .
Range 136-174MH1 a 21 ezcoMHz 13e174MHz a. 420-520an '"‘°""°d“'a"°" ”5‘15 35MB
144—146MH2 a 430440MH2 144—148MH1 & 222-225MHz Spurious Response 37MB a7DdB
144—1me 8. 420-450MHz easemHz 8-136-174MHz
tic-saw; & 4004mm:
(RX) FM: 85MH1-108MH1 (100K Frequency Spacing) Audio Response traumas-3m) +1-4dBt03—255kHz)
Step 2.5(0pttonal)5 ' Til 1m 7 l ‘ kt ,
(1 i Connect the cable to the transceiverl s 8 point socket. " “ 1 7i
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Left facet connection point 1 Canned through the conducting wire to right facet 1
Left facet connection point 2 Connect "trough the conducting wire to right facet 4
Left facet connection point 3 Canned through the conducting wire to right facet 3
' Left facet connection point 4 Connect through the conducting wire to right facet 2
( 2 ) Proceed according the the arrow shown. Left facet connection point 5 Connect through the conducting wire to right facet 5
_ , \\ Left facet connection point 6 Connect through the conducting wire to right facet 6
.r \: aﬁxﬁwﬁum'\ Left facet connection point 7 Canned through the conducting wire to right facet 7
.KM , Left facet connection point 8 Cannect through the conducting wire to right facet 8
‘ V i} ‘— Therefore the conducting wires connection to the left facet is corresponding and the connection to the right facets 2 and 4 are
swapped.
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Front panel rnstalla ron Acoessorles Installation
( 2 ) First string the connection line through opening in the center of the support bracket. then close the bracket cover directly
as shown by the arrows.
Special Reminder A
>> If the connection wires are not ©wouxun Company supplied or dealer approved,
@wouxun Company does not guarantee its safety and operational effectivenessl
- DIsmantllng the front panel and transceiver
( 1 i Disconnect wver in the direction of the arrow
( 2 ) Remove In the dlrectton shown by the arrow I Outer speakers
The external speaker jacks can be connected to a 3.5mm single oultet. There are two speaker outlets located on the back ol the
transceiver.
- Installatlon of front panel support bracket
When the transceivers front panel is installed separately from the main platform, there is a supplied front panel support bred) Hazardous movin parts keep
ﬁngers and other ody parts away.
Program connection socket]
combined repeater socket
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Side panels
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Hand microphone
RX indicator llghl (Green)
Handset keypad lock key (device key)
Transmission key (PTT)
Up key
Function keyl Enter key
Master lrequency set up key (see not key operation 1)
Frequency or channel selection hot key (See hotkey
operation 2)
Save channel hot key (See not key operation 4)
Output power key
Frequency shllt dlrecﬂon hot key (See hot key operation7)
TDR single and dual display switch key (See hot key
lion 5) Control panel connection socket
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TX Indlcator light ( Red )
Microphone (MIC)
-—Downkey
Exit] cancel key
Scanning key (See scanner functions)
OTCSS I DCS encoding and decoding set up,
CTCSS I DOS scanning (See not key operation 3)
Encrypted communications set up hot key. (See
hol key operation 10)
VFO/MR switch key (see hot key operation 8)
keyboard lock key (See keyboard lock)
Squelch ievei adjustment hot key (see hot key
shortcut 9)
Receiver speaker
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First 080
Do you want to hurry up and use your transceiver? After reading these chapters and sections you will know how to broadcast
your voice out into the sky. Following is a quick instruction manual. If you encounter any problems or need further explanation,
please read me detailed explanation later in mis manual.
1.lnstalling the transceiver. (See pre-usage installation)
2.Installlng the antenna. (See pro-usage Installation)
3.Connecting the power source, or vehicle power source. (See pro-usage installation)
4.Press@)to turn on the transceiver. the transceiver will make a long douple beeping tone. its brand and model number will
be displayed on the screen, and with a long double beeping tone, the transceiver will enter standby mode.
Adjusting the volume
Rotate the VOL1 and VOL 2 knobs clockwise In order m Increase the volume. rotate the knobs counter-clockwise (0 decrease
volume, the oooresponding volume level will be displayed on the LED.
The volume control knobs have upper and lower control devices. The upper control devices is the channel and frequency RX
volume control on the left side of the screen. the lower level control device is the channel and frequency RX volume control on
the right side of the screen.
Turn the volume knob clockwise to increase the
volume and the RX volume. The maximum volume
is level 16. Turn me knob counter-clockwise to
decrease me volume and the RX volume. Conﬁnue
turning the knob cou nter—clockwlse to shut off.
TURNING
Selecting Frequency
(1) Frequency mode (VFO)
VFO Mode is the basic mode for changing the operating frequency, through rotating the TURNING (Tuning) control knobs you
can change the operating frequency. Turn the knobs clockwise to increase the frequency and counEr-olcckwise to decrease.
You can also enter the desired frequency using the keypad.
Changing the operating frequency using the keypad:
While in standby mode, press the (2) key to enter in the operating frequency selection. Alter the LED screeen displays 8 whittl-
en‘ees. enter In the 6 ﬁgures In order which the frequency will automatically conﬁrm according to the ~trequency automated oo-
rrection' veriﬁcation. And will then display on the LED screen.
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Automatic frequency correction:
An operating lrequency has a total of 3 digits, the method for verifying the last two digits atmr inputing 6 digits using the keyboard
is as follows:
When the 5th digit is entered in as “3" or "8", the 6th digit as "1" the ﬁnal two digits will be “25".
When the 6th digit is entered in as “0" or “5" the last two digits will be “00".
If the (5th digit is not entered as shown above, it will be automatically corrected to 6‘25K step match frequenw.
Example lrequency 1: 445.95500MHZ standby mode:
Press 2 key Dlsplaw
Input [4] Display:
'“Pu' [‘1 Dismay:
Input [5] Display:
Invul [9] Display:
Input [5] Display:
Inpul [5] Dlsplay:
Example frequency 2: 445.56875MH2 : standb mode
Press 2 key Display: h
Input [4] --
Inpul [4] Display:
mom [5] Dlsplay:
Inpul [5] Display:
Invul [5] Display:
Inpul [8] Display:
(2) Channel mode (CH)
Rotate the (TUNING) control knobs in channel mode to change the operan'ng channel in order to get to the selected operan'ng
frequency, or use the keypad to select the operating channel.
Changing the operating channel using the keypad:
In standby mode press the key, at this the time hundredth place of the channel number will appear. Alter entering the desired
hundredth digit, the tenth place digit will appear. after entering the 101h place digit, the single place digit will appear. then enter
the desired single place digit of the channel.
Example: Selecting Channel CH-901
In standby mode, alter pressing a , enter '9”, “0", “1" in sequence.
Example: Selecting Channel CH-088
In standby mode, after pressing a , enter ‘0', “8“, “8" in sequence
Example: Selecting Channel (SH-008
In standby mode, alter pressing , enter ‘0'. “0', ‘8' in sequence
Selecting output power
While In standby mode, press thea key on me front panel or meﬂkey on the encoded handheld microphone, to select the
output power. Every time the output power is changed, the sequence will be H. AMEL
The transceivers medium output power tith 2 levels. for setup See “Menu 3"(MPOWSET)
Special Reminder A
>> when selecting the output power only do so in relation to the master frequency, See the hotkey operation chart for how
to change the master frequency.
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(1) In order to transmit signal iirst grab hold of the handheld microphone. and place about 5 CM away from your mouth, press
the [PTT] key, and then speak normally into the microphone. When transmitting, The LED backlight will change to your set color
(For TX backlight color settings see instructions on P3940), the LED display screen will display a TX-LED indicator light. If you
press the P1'l' key while transmitting outside of the coverage area you will hear an error sound.
(2) Release the[F"lT]key, to and transmission.
Special Reminder A
>> lithe transmission time exceeds the "Menu 11 (Transmission time-out timer) set time, you will hear a warning indication
tone, the transceiver will also stop transmitting and will Ilmit further transmission. Aﬂer releasing the [PT‘H key, the tone
will continue for 10 seconds after which the transmission limitation will be lllted. Note: It you press me [P'l'l] key anytime
within the 10 seconds while the tone is sounding, you will hear a warning tone.
Commonly used basic operations
Squelch settings: Press theakey in standby mode, and the muting level will be displayed on the screen, Press the VIA to
choose the desired level of muting. to conﬁrm press them key.
Single! dual display: Press urea key in standby mode to select single or dual display.
Switching modes: In standby mode, press the Ekey to select VFO frequency mode or MR channel mode. (For detailed
operation see hot keyﬁ)
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42 Scan group
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Mun-m P47
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F unc Ion descrrptr
I. The vehicle transceiver has multiple functions:
(1) Work mode of transceiver
(2) Cross-band repeater work mode
(3) Repeater receiver and repeater transmitter operating mode.
Note: Can be set through Menu 32 (See P44 insmrmions).
(1) The vehicle transceiver control panel LED ls divided Into two display settings, A and B, displain the Mo vehicle transceiver
operating frequencies.
The master frequency will be indicated by ‘V'. This icon is very important. All operating instructions are all concerning the ma-
ster frequency indicated by this icon If the frequency does not have the“V" icon. it will be called a secondary frequency.
The master and secondary frequency will be separated by a vertical bar on the display device.
(2) While the vehicle transceiver is in operating mode, only one channel can be set to the FM receiver (65-108MHz) fundion.
(3) The vehicle transceivers two operating channels parameters can be set. Before changing the parameter settings, first set
the desired channel to the master frequency.
(Master frequency settings see P29 "Master frequency settings')
(4) When me vehicle transceiver ls operaﬂng In cross-band repeater mode, or repeater recepﬂonl repeamr nansmlsslon mode,
some Transceiver functions will be prohibited.
Hotkey function guide
ll. Hotkey function guide.
The setﬁngs menu is divided into quick start and operan'ng menu settings, and aside from their shared operating settings. all of
the functional operations of work areas A and B are oriented at the master frequency.
Special Reminder A
» The vehicle transceiver operating frequency parameters can be separatty set (Example:STEP step frequenw, WIN
Wide/narrow bandwidth frequency, VFO/MR display mode, OFF-SET frequency, BCL busy channel lockout,
SP—MUTE mode operations). As well as system parameters (Example: RX-LED receiver backlight color function
etc.) are AB’s two operational channels. When setting the main frequency it will change the system parameters.
l Rapid search function
When using the device or setting any functional parameters you can search the data abwe or below it by pressing then or“
keys.
(I) Quick operation
(0) E Voice scrambler function key(0ptional)
When the transceiver is standby, press ”reg key to enter voice scrambling settings, then press the“ In key or a number from
1-8 to choose a voice scrambling group, and press theﬂkey to conﬁrm, exit settings and return to standby. Voice scrambling
has a total of 1 - 8 groups, OFF Shuts down the voice scrambling function, If the vehicle transceiver does not come with this option,
pressing this key will be of no effect!
)) The voice scrambler function is ineffective in Crow-band repeat or repeater reception mode 1 transmission mode.
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Hotkey function g e
(1) Emma frequency settings hotiuy
When the transceiver is standby, press the mkey on the landset or transoeiverto swmh beMeen msterflequerlcy and secondary
frequency.
Special Reminder A
>> When the A or B Areas or the display screen display an “v" Icon, this Indclates that that area Is the master frequency, and
the other areas are secondary frequency, this icon is very important, all of the functional operations are oriented at the
master frequency.
(2) Frequency or channel selectim hotiwy
I When the transceiver Is standby (In frequenc/ mode), press lheﬁkey to enter frequenc/ setihgs, and a whlflletnees will appear,
please input another 6 values from the keyboard, which the frequency will automatically confirm. The standards for automatic
recognition are:
(1 ) When the 6111 digit Is 0 or 5. theflnal irequenq/s, 7th and 31h digits are 0.
(2) When the 6th digit is not 0 or 5, then itwill automatically adjust
the frequency logelherwi'ltl the 5ltl digit according to 6.25k step frequency, the ﬁnal frequency/s 7th and 8th digits are 25, 50 and 75.
lfarry keys other ltlarl 0-9 are pmsed when hunting tile 6-diQ‘t number, the frequency settings will be exited.
I Mienlhelransceiverisstambﬂcharlnel node),pressﬂeﬂkeymﬂenarscetverorlurxisetbmeeletﬁvedmnetmilg
savingsarmor.poiMBLcosueenMdmaycmoocmmmmmmtmmmmmum Erlbrtheleqied
selectivecl'lamelbrmkeaseledlvedbtfbdmnel;Whhmdmrdlasmbeensduoymvlbemmedbmnmﬁysetdmﬂ.
(3) - crcssrncs sunning key
Thiskeyhastwofundions, whenlhelrarsceiveris in slandbyrnodeitisan CTCSS/DCSencoderand decoderﬁrmlion. and whenlhe
transceiver is in RX mode it is en CTCSS I DOS scanner. (The CTCSS I DCS scanning function is only effective in Transceiver operation
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nude, in Orcssband repeatorrspeaterreoeption mode/transmission modeitisineflsdive).
ACTCSSIDCSencodInganddeooclngsetthgs
111eCTCSS/DCSencodhganddecodngsetthgsslmultaneouslysetthemennelRXCTCSS/DCS(deoodlng)andTXCTCSS/DCS
(encoding)settings.
Tcsettl‘eencodingand deccdhgfunaionsseperatiyseeMENU 26290993"th insirucli
Instandbyrncde,precs-keybselechTCSSorDCSJheLCDwilldspbyc
Press“ keytnenterCTCSSsettings/prsmthe-kaylcenlarDT(DCS)settlr9s.Aflerantelingthessttilgs,plessthe u
lakeystod'loosetmneededvaluemreesthewka'ymcmflrn.
BCTCSSIDCSscmnerfunoﬁon
WhentflevehicletralsoeiverisinRXmode,preesme-keyloenterselecttheCTCSSorDCSmarlingfunaicn,lheLCDwil
PreesmemkeybdnceeﬂeCTCSSscama/presteﬂkeybdwooeethemmmnmcell’reswnerissetccnectlthe
CTCSSwillremaindsplayedontheLCDsuem,uecsheMkeybsavemdmmlmﬂecureswidrgCTCSSpemmaersSavem
paaretersmdirrgtoMeruMinstruaior—e.
mm Smolannelnoruy
Whenlhetrensceiverisincl’iarlnelmcdeMRLsavedlpamsdﬂedenmlbesidesmdﬂedwanmlmmamdlanmlswnadded.
Whenlhetransceivertish Frequenwrnodeerowuremsetdﬁamtoﬁ-setnsqrendarbror-semeqwsermgsseemmmm
4), frequenwsll‘ftd'rectionﬂorfrequerwsfiﬂdireclicn seltinwseehctiaeyoperaticnsnasvvelassavingotherdlannel parameBrs‘I'lI‘sway
mmmwmumm—mmmmemmmmwanxmm.
Instandbymode,preesmeﬂkeytoemerseveddwamelatmismtheLCDwilldisplay
EnHmHurdledﬂsplacebrmsmbceaMSirgbﬂaceUfmdesieddnmdhwqmme
Eg.: Stole RX450r025MHL RX CTCSS 67.0Hz, TX460.025MHz to Oinnnel 10.
lhedlannelPressthembccnflm.
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Hotkey function guide
1.|nirequem/mode, enteI‘ASOUWSMthnseimeRXCTCSSbWOsziam
2.1Te1Xfrquemyis1DDOOMHziigierhanRXﬁequency. samomsamerwmomowzviamamdsauem
frequerwytieaionb+viamhey.
3.Pr$s$key.andseieddanneinm10,ﬂuenpresswbsbremmﬂmremmhstambymode
)) mmmmethWmammm/mm mode.
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(5) .WWWMWW
Mmmkeyﬂsarotmnpuwerwimhhoﬂey
mmmismm,m-Mmmmmmmmmm ksy'sprssssthepoMerwiIlsiiﬂiniheblmlirg
diredion: High power (H)—>Medium power (M)—> Low power (L)
Medimwmmmsmmmwmmseem3MMmmmm'mum
(8) FWIMMMW
MvehideuawoeivaopaaﬁgdmmlcmbesaasVFOmenvdeamNRdmml node. wmmnmmm
hreedﬂeremmtypa
Ammm EWWWWM 0.0mmrmﬁphymThsVFOFmJeru2/modsau
MRd1anne|mmmaesdupmpamllmmneedammhmbbewbwbemesnlhelwo.
WhMRMmmmmambmmh3mmm.
VFOm/RiFrecperw/Gurasuimwmﬂirgissimbebm
VFO —> MR(Cmnnei mrrberdhpiay)—> MR(ChameifrequarwoClmnei mrrberdhpiay)—> MR (O)hannei number
name
mmmpsmpmammmmmmemomm
Nmbﬁmmaedkjtpmsoode,ifmepasscode‘swmmmmllsmmsuccessfuly, nmmhmmmm
wlbeharem/e,adoubiebnewillMammmleﬂtmuogamlmaiywaymsammmhmmmmwppim
mnsasaemedﬁsmnmonmmm.
mammuindimmmwy
.InFMmode, mhﬂbybrapﬂymdireaimmpﬂyassimnbebms‘
Posiive ' Newtve ' Reverse ReversefrequemyR usro/ ' Camel uenw
lrequsrw+ ﬁsquenw- ﬁsquenu/R ’ positiveﬁeqia'cydimhm ’M WM _ mm
mm
Whenrapidiysimingirequmdes,mmdmmlmﬁwmﬂmmwmmbhmwm
.lnoi'ameirnode. mmmmwlmysammqu'mmmMrmreqmo/R'mm.
Thlsmmbnmnbepvmbitedmlemeveﬂdemwerlslnaossbmdrepeateronapeateneoeweronepeahmammrmoda
(a) E Slngloorduddspiaymhdkay
Wheninaandby,mﬁeﬂkeyjndywemsmdibetweenshgeamdmldispiay.
ThismmmnbeumbitsdmiemeveﬂdeumsoeiverisinamsbamMummummﬂﬁrmi
(9) ﬂmwwmw
mmmmwmmmmm.
Whenhmmy,miteﬂieymdiheminingleveihmeareamllbedisplayedmmesaemmienprmu/aordedymos
bdmseﬂedaiedbvddnmgmwmmm,msaved,nmrenmbaamm.
(10) 5mm
Inmwmpmmmmmwmamummamxsaimmmenmevasutsmmlrgby‘step
Mien/"hm. mmmaanmimhmmdm,mmﬂeysmbmmmmmm
mmwumymmyieybsmpmhgneaseseem1oscREVSaensaurgsbrdeusormmtypes1 32
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Menu operations
Thisﬂlraimcsn bepluiiﬁledvmilelneveride mmhinaoss—bandlepealercnepeabneoeWeVurepealerumimer mode.
(11) gwmm.
mummissmm,mmgmmmmmmmmusmmmmwmbm, bah
mekaypadmmmmmwmmmmmmwmﬂmmummbmmymm
(muUPIGY
olnlrequsnwrmde, pessﬂenksybsaanwﬁeqmvﬂWW-‘stspheqw’.
OInMMVessﬂeukeyhdesigmmedmmlasﬂewuﬁngdmnet
(13) WW
OlanMmmmbwammmmmﬁmmw’.
olndmaelmodemresslmakeybmomdanmlsmemrgmnd.
(14)meeniirmdionley
unmeammleygswelssa mnmmmmmpmw
Menu Operations
sup Iroqulncy settings (STEP)- -Menu 1
Whenlhelransceiverisstamby, pvesslhewvtmkeysmdlhesaeenmdsphy 575? "'
Hesmmksybamﬂlenmu,awaMprew‘Qmsu/aksybssledﬂquliedsbpﬁeqmmytype. premlhem ksytu
commawdmﬁksymrammbm
msuansueiverhamowpesdsepmzmmszsmm125KI-Iz.20KI-Iz.25KHz30KI-Iz50KI-Iz,1ou> Mmmmmbamm,mmmmmmmmmmmm
mempouerselmmﬁmmnewslybeset
OfI-cel frequency telling: (OFF-SEI') - Menu 4
wmmemw,mmm+mkeysmuemmm
Prwslnewkeybamsmenlem,arldmesaeenmdspby-
mmmdgtmmwm,mmnerem - ' “mm/ambma‘mh
meessmmleybmﬁm,mdmhaleybmnbslmdby.
ﬁenansosivefsﬁewerwrmgeisﬁomOéSQSSSMAHLmdlheNLBlhdgﬂdiwdhaﬁsquilbeamrmﬁwlywnﬁmedbyslw
WW-
NOTE A
)> memmmmmmmmshmwuwmumm --
Transmssion prompt selling: (ROGER) - Menu 5
Wienmelmnsceiverismbymvesslteﬁvtﬂ ka/sammesaeenwldsplay.
Pressmmlaybamﬂemjmmmmu/ﬂmbdmﬂemmedmmmmwleybomﬁm
aldpeaslieakeybreumbmm.
MWMAMGWBOdeW), EOT(endofW),BO1H(beg‘mingaMendcﬁmsmisshL
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Menu operations
andOFFWdeedh/abd).
ROGERDJelm-‘eprurnumm,mnbesemrwghlheswpiedplogra'nnigsoihmenoanbesetmrwghmtmswdg'tmrbeneswel
asmﬂwirgnodeorhimavaisﬁeeprogrannhgsomueb‘heb)
Beep prompt settings (BEEP) - Menu 6 v
mmmemwmmw+ﬂkeyswmmwmm mam ..
Pressihemmyioaooessihenmu, wmmmB/ﬂkeysbmmwimmmmmmmma
ksymrehmbshmbyrmde.
Thailamoe'werl’asZBeepleunndesmNorOFF
Voice prompt settings (VOICE) - Menu 1
Wmﬂweuarxsoeivaisslemby,preesmm+mieysaﬂﬂesaeenvﬁﬂ®piaw ,gm'ms "'
mummybawsssoemu,mmmmﬂ/ﬂmbmmmwmm,mmmMmmﬁm
orlheakeybrenmbsa'myi
nasuanseewrassvobeprmusemmeINESE.ENGL|sH,am0FE
Special Reminder A
>> IfyixtneedbumalmnpsdﬁwimmoﬂbdhhesaﬁudvoﬁoepvmuWenunmdhebeeppmuWenus).
Busy channel lock-out (BCL) - Menu 8
Wmenheumva‘issuidby.mmem+ﬂieysmdmesaeenvnﬂcispiay
Pleasmmeieybaweesihenmuardanerprsshgmu/nkeysbdnose quLiedpvonumodemmssii‘ewieyboonﬁnn.
onteﬂheymeummsum.
mmmzmmwmmmwommm)
NOTE A
» The BCL function is ineﬁective in Cross-band repeat or repeater reception mode I Iransmission mode.
Mule settings (SP-MUTE) - Menu 9
mmmsmmmwamwmmwdw
Presﬁhiwymmhmaﬂaﬂerplm‘gheu/aieysbdmeeﬂmemimdmmeﬁmbm
umﬂieymmmmbmw.
wmammmmmmmmmwmassessimgsaeueedmnruselewiewlirggm
wilingandalloig
‘I'i‘eTI-aneoeivei’smmemode‘ndm
QTMi‘enhmmeivabsahﬁsnodemlsigubmﬂemﬂcssﬁeqmmmhspeaw,
QT+DTMF:wmwmmmmmmmdmmmmmmmmmmsgmm
mmmmmmmhmm
QT‘DTMF:WWMSWWWWWWMQTWUWWiMMMWW.
Scan mode settings (SC-REV) - Menu 10
mmmsmwmmmﬁ+gmmmmmum
Presiheﬁkeymmiienmumdaﬂermhu/aleysbsebuﬂerequiredseifng,presslhemmyboonﬁmmdihe
ammmmbmw
‘I'i‘en-aneoeiveri‘asaswnan0,00,mdSE:
m:mwimammm.mmmmrmmmmmmsm
00:smrigwlsbpubenammermvesigalI'asbeenmrdammrigmmrﬁueimemwavesigdlsmfuam
SEzseemirgMIsbpmenacenierwavesigﬂismid.
)> The Scan mode sailings function is ineffeclive in Cross-band repeal or repealer reception mode I
transmission mode.
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Menu operations *
Transmission (Imp-out timer (TOT) - Menu 11
wranmumsoswmsstam, pestleM+m+mkaysamrmaeanudm
Prwsmmwbaceesshmaudammlaksysnsebdmmisdmmhmlﬁ'bmmamm
Elem reun b standJy.
meTOTumbesaﬁxwhwmm1bveldﬂ‘esaﬁgmh1nm.
Transmission ovartlrne alarm (TOA) - Menu 12
mummismm,mmm+m+amysau«ammuw
mmﬁmmmmemaummmB/ﬂmbsemmmmmmmﬂmmmmamm
abybraunbsﬁnday.
TmTOAhasamdmmlaghdwmeambvdmresmgbhemeFEDmTOA
Special Reminder A
>) Wmmmmhmmwam,anenurbmvﬂpmmptandsloplmwn'ﬂﬁng,
mmimuammarummmmmmmmmmmﬁmmmmamm
Mwnlshma'l)
Caller ID transmission ﬁttings (AMI-SW) - Mom: 13
mmmsmﬁbymmsmﬂ+meysmmemmm ,pm-sw "“
Pmshﬁkeybmhmammmﬂeu/aleysbssbdhmmmpresslhammybmfrmandlhe
a keymeummsmty.
CderlDumsniss‘on: ON advale, OFF deedivae.
Ring time (RING) — Monu 14
Im
mumbmmm®+m+mleyswmmnwldw ”5'56
mwmmmﬂ‘emaﬁmmmﬂmbwmmm,praslt‘emleyboormnﬂldlhe
ammmuymw
ﬂan-arsoeivet’imwlevebofringlheeammxmgb1 mwﬂﬂgm
Editing caller ID (AMI-EDIT) - Menu 15
“WSWIDSwmposeddmmmmadSO-Qimsﬂwdgﬂcmmbe0.3MIDnun‘belszbeassl'maSSMSaMas
Iongase. v "
Wienﬂekmsoeiverisslammmem+mﬁleysmdhsueenwldisﬂaw ,gw-Ev"
mmmemmmm,wmhmmwmummmmn
serum
Exarple1:edti‘ga&dgﬂcalerl0mnber(m1235)
Wienﬂenameivahstampasm+m+
keysadhmwld‘apey. :"F-EW“
commaldlhealeytmelumb
WMWMWJBWQNMMMWMMWWE ass a 9
whammmmmmmambmmmm.
mamamkwmmmmn v u
mmmemMmm+m+amwMWde ,rM-ED"
Albrpreshgmme wiemlerlenberrmﬁaedybeenmlubedspbyedardlfefmdlgmlfashjmderDmmrm
beenim101mbe®pbye¢aﬂﬂsﬁrstdgﬂﬂﬂahmﬂ E mandammsttidduhasbemhmmymwmm
hummlmmmmbmmmaommm.
Special Reminder A
» Eailhamoeilerml‘aveuiyaeederanunbe',Mid1isshaedbyNemAamBi
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Menu operations
DTMF sldotono settings (DTMFST) - Monu 16
mmuamisaamwemieM+ﬁ+ﬁkaysmmemmm
mmmanuem,wmwessmunB/ﬂmsbsewmmmmpiessihthsyioooninn.armhe
amybwnmstancby.
hemmeivemssmemmgDTNFrmdeen.mstKeypadsiaeiuewibeawvmedMenuamnﬁrgzzmmwinmmu
beatﬁvatedu/rmmm:3.DT+ANI1«eypadmdt2llerleiieueaebdhaﬁvatedemmhg.
Call-r ID tnnsmlsslon modo(P1'l’-ID)- Mcnu 17
Wmmeuamisaamymmsmm+a+ﬂkeysamhsuaenmdspbx
Pnsmmanuem,mmmmnu/ﬂmysbsewmmwsem,pressmemieyiooonnmandme
aksytawnmstancbj.
mmmammomwmegimdmimwudmmy BOTH(beg"Iiigander-dof
W.
:x -
Transmission hackiigm (TX-LED)- Menu 15
mmumhm,muEM+®mie/sammmmm
mmwmbmmm,mmmmlﬂmbmmmm¢wmmmmmbm
mmﬂmummbmw
mmmawmawemnsmmnaommi
Standby backllght (WT-LED) - Menu 19
mmmswbmiessMMﬂﬂkmmmesuw-wlm ﬁ-LED
HessﬂeMksybawesshemmﬁrdaibrMheulaleysbsdedheleqLied MWWWSSMMWUJW,
wmamymmmbmw
mmmamnmmuaﬁmmmneomm
Recelvlng hackllghl (RX-LED) - Mcnu 20
mmmbmmmw+a+ﬂmmwiammdm
PmsshwleybmhmaﬂamerWBn/nksﬁbsebuhmqﬂedbaddgﬂmpressihem ksyiooonﬁrm.
mdlhealeybreunbstandzy.
MWMSWWBLLEGRENNWHEOFRW.
Delotlng a channll (DEL-CH) - Menu 21 v
mmmhmmmmﬁ+mmsmnammum FM"
Praesiheﬁieymamessmm,mmmmﬂ/ﬂnmmmmmmmm«mwimrgmm
codapvesslhsm mbmmmambmmmmw.
Special Reminder A
» Tm1stmdmdmeprmdmnelsaefoedmidwcmrubedeieted.
N E A
)) ﬁieDeH‘tgadHneﬁsze mmammepﬁmmode/umsrnmm
Editing a channel name (CH-NAME) - Menu 22
Craineina'naicanmwwmhmwMWmWMWthMwnwedm-MWis'naiedivehfreq-
uem/mode.
WNW-Wmmﬁ+&.kaysadhemmldmay
mmwmmmmm,mmmagnmresh(mimmmisdgt bengedhd)
MhﬂwymmdmwwbmmwmwmmbMer-cmelabrsarumnbevsm'ms
mumbdmseliiaddﬁram:mammmmdmﬂumabdeammywaemmm.
mnymraveﬂsmdedmgmmyasﬂbmﬂmmdpassﬁbmmmm.
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)) totmmlnavmeanbeamwﬁmnofadamsmwmﬂmdmmaymbeo.
ZWhandamatemny,hdnamelMbedsplayedmmeaaenesm”(”bei1ghamdmrﬂnmber).
Prlorlly channel swluzh (PRIOR-8W) - Manu 23 v
Mmhenameiverisstarﬂy, mmm+a+mkeysmdhesawnwldisphw ”fawn—54'!
mummmmmmmmmume/ﬂmbMammm mhmcoootvﬂnnﬂnd
mmakeyto ream b stand-y
mmdmsmcanbesdbONcrOFF.
Special Reminder A
)) While‘nflewerwnndeordamelnnde.ywaiynwdhummheubviydunetaﬂheubrﬂydandwlwminaseomd
imﬁepﬁoviydmvdisaiylsedb'reoeivingﬂfymnwdbmﬂ,pleusaﬂepvbﬁydamelashpvmﬂdamel.
)) Theptixhydmamdmnbesstvhmepmgmnhgsdtwaeappbdbywrmny.
)) mmmwmmnmmammnme/WM.
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Speaker semngs(SPK-CON1') - Menu 24 v
Wrenﬂekzsoeiverisstampwsshm+-+®eysmdlmweenﬂdisphy "wk-con:
mmmmbmmm,mmmmﬂ/ﬂkeysnabahdaiedseﬁmmhemmmmmamm
maleymmnmmmy.
MWSWMWMZRUMWWEWWWABW1bumm‘Ywmaﬁ/ﬁm
WWSMWWWXmmabobdhmmmd mmmmorme.
SPK1zodthstra'Isosivaruitspeala'isacﬁvae.
SPKZ odyIm mm! mm isadivana
SPK1+SPK2zmellarmeivevmriedspederaIdmehmd niacptuieaebdhaaivab.
Keypad autoLock (AUTOLOCK) - Menu 25
Wmﬂemmbmmmmﬁ+-+ﬁkeysmlhemmldbpby
PrssﬁnmmmmﬂBmemavdaﬂsrplesshgheulakeysbsebuoNaoFF. mlhaﬁkeybmﬁmand pleas
mambmtasvarmy.
Recelvlng CTCSS settlngs (RX-OTC) —Menu 26
mmmsm pressmm+a+ﬁleysaumemmudspw nag-c112“
mummymmmm,mmmmulﬂwnwmmmm, mmmanw
useﬂ‘ea leybrdunbsimdby.
'l'heC‘l'CSShesabtddSngpe ,OFF: Daub/ab
Receiving Dcs setting: (RX-DOS) - Menu 27 v m
mmmvaissmty, mw+a+mbysmdmweenwldw :HDS
mmmmmmmm,wmmmnlﬂwbwmmmm washeﬁkeybomﬁm, am
mmaleyhmrnbmby.
DCS:1059mpsdposiﬁveoode,1059wpsofnegai/eoode; OFF:Deatﬁvate‘
Transmmlng OTCSS settlngs (TX-6T6) - Menu 28
Whenmmusosiver'ssﬁndw, mm®+a+ﬁmmmmmﬂm
mummmmmm,wmmmnlﬂwemmmmm, ussslhewkaybwnﬁmw
mmaleymmnbmw.
c‘rcss hasam #5 groups OFF: Deamvale.
Transmmlng DOS settings (TX-D68) - menu 29
Wmmkmmmm+E+-WMMWMIIW wnines”
Menu operations
MMMmmmm,mmmmu/UMbwmmmmmmMseybmmw
mmaksytommbsmrmy.
DCS:10§gwpsdposﬂivsmde,105gmpsnegﬁwmde;OFFzDeaamls.
_ [moods
W 15 mm m, 1mm mm mew mm mm
« 01 13 v1
‘ «m n ‘m 11 ‘ ms 31 ‘ m “ ‘ms «1 rmm a2 own a mm a Hum 11 w" sq mm
. a mu :1: mm 45me I: am "ﬁrm on mm
«a Dual :4 mom 49 mm, a nnmﬁn mewﬁu nus»
20 mm as mm mm." a} num n um 96 mu
2‘ muss ms. mm ummsyosoww Doom
1: mam :1 mm I'm 57 mm .2 um 97 mm
zammumumnuumsmunm
24 on.» :9 m4 s4:|ma4 a mm 54 ow to m»
2! man «a mu .1 mm n m": numﬁ‘m m
2. Dusu «’w saw." u m 53:09»: “711mm
21 mama mu 53m 72 mu‘nmmm
nmssuumsmsemmnmmasmmom»
2| DIEM M new 5: M 7‘ WM n D612“ m‘muu
10 mm 67W WVDGSIN YSVDGSN 90.0120! “)6 D750!
Repeater speaker swllch (RPTSPK) - Menu 30
Whnameiverisstaruw, mmm +E+Ekeysmdhesa$nwldisphw "WY-mm
mmmmmmmmmmmmrgmu/WhammﬁmmmumMMmmmm
mmﬂmmmnm
[mu repeaimwwsebumummmnmmwwamewwam)
Repeater PTI' switch (RPT-Prn- Menu 31
mmWhWMMM+$+mmwremwldw 4??me
mmmmbmmmmmanerpvmngmB/akeybammmmwsm,mireMboonﬁmmd
mmﬁmmmnosmm
Dumg M,mmmmmmmummmmo~(m)mm)
Repeat" sottlngs (RPT-SET) - Menu 32
TraaalBSrmdeslnmerspeaa’ssﬁmm:RADDnammx-DIRPramsbauclmnlmpeamx-TWRPTMM
mmngmemmmmcm—Txmmm
IMIanlhelrmsosivsr'smrmsoeivemmds.ywmdﬂardiedymﬂaaossbammmmpemnmeormmbmmm
fromunssbaﬁrspeatorrepeanndebysaﬂgmnmu.
ummmwwdmummmm
mmwﬁumdhﬁmmwmdmwﬁsmammFormﬂeRXfreqleno/braea/Usat
UI-FfrequerwvmilelheBisatVHFfrewerw.Ardvbevers&
lummmmmwbammmmawmmwbabmmm
mmswmmmm,mmswmmmm.
ITmmmmmmbmmmmmmmmmnmmm
wﬂmmmmmmmmmmmmwmammmmmwm
verse.
newnausshaumpeamaummmraammxmhmsmmmmmambm
lepeetRX/TxmaﬂCTCSS/Dcsmaﬂmwms:
1NFOmisRX/TkawmdlreceiveheRXﬁsqu/asﬂeaossberdrepeﬁ
ZNRnndeBRX/TXWMMMRXWdWMasMWﬂW
3,0ossbaMrepealRXCTCSS/Dcsweomim'sbasedoumereoeiverCTCSS/DCS(deoo(ig)asaossbaMrepeat
ICmbaﬁmpeatsrampeahrsdﬁgscmbesstﬂmrghMamSNRPT—Sﬁoaumm(RP'I'P'IT).Ss|sdngrepeahr/Ishylepeabr
mmmmmmmmammmmswmmmmwammm.Bowman
“WSW,WMUMWWMWWW.
mmmhmmmm+ m' +ﬂeysmdlhesamnwillm
mummymemsrssmmmun/ambmmmmtype,mmmﬂlwymMm
Menu opera I 5
Special Reminder A
)) lnaossbandvepemrnnde,“mmdmmMIIW3.WmWWhinanmmm
samwilltﬁplayq—J’,
Conmdlngllnnhyreoalverandhammllhn
ThoughMENU32Msmwﬁmmmmmﬂywhmmmmbymwnmmlomamm,
mmmmammmwmmmmmw.
mmmwlelsanopﬂaﬁwy.
Special Reminder A
))ﬂewrmwaybsemmmhﬁulperdambeeemﬁmm.8eew1ohm
Scan add (SCAN-ADD) - Menu 33
SmaddmmagwmmsaddedmmAsammsﬁmmulybsusedhmnme,mnulybelsedwﬂh
“www.mblmlnﬁmwm
MmlenameiverishdmwnndepmsMM+I
MWWDWMM,MWMM
mawbmmstarum
SededlBsZpamzoN(add).0FF(wnel)
NOTE A
)) mmwmsmnmmammpﬁmmdelmm
Automatic power-on (APO-TIME) - Menu 34
WWWEWMWM+-+mmmmmwldw :Fc'v—ms”
mummmmmwmm,mmmmB/wammmmmmmm
curl-mmdmeakeybmmmamdyy.
Nﬂemmeivaummopaaﬁmsaddoesnmmoeﬂeumravﬂwsigehwmhasapabddmﬂemmdfﬁm
“Wmmnameiverdl
Mmsmdammmmnm:Mmlmmmm,mmm 120mm“ 150mm. OFF: Tumlrgoﬁlhe
mmmm.
NOTE A
))Wmmdmbimh0mmepeauwmnmelmnme
Single-tone pulse lrequency (ALERT) - Menu 85
mdhmmwﬁmwbmrssdaWuises‘g‘dmaivatejarepedsr'smmhowever,
mmummmmmmmmmmnmﬂtmm1m1m
mmmsmmmm .4-Beysmdlhesueenwldisplay. ﬁg." '“
kaysbsebdhmiedpamuesmwksybmm
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Menu operations
whammWMM,wmmmB/ﬂmnwmmmpvassﬂaemleybocmm,“
mambmmw.
NOTE A
)) mnmﬁmnnamwmmmwsmmmwmm'm'mmm.
Compand (Compand)- Menu 38
mmmmmimmm, adhrwkaveeepedalyevidemmmmriﬁlgmwm
Vlll‘mlhelmnsos‘werisstardy mmm+- Elwysardlhesaeenwldisphy mama“
nessmemleymamessmemammmmu/ﬂmnsemmmpam pressmemleybmmm and
Ileﬂkaybleunnoslawby.
Mareiwolti'xbdoormam:0N(aﬁ¢ab),0FF(deaﬁvats)
NOTE A
)) MWWSWhWWUWWM/Wm mode.
Overheating detection (AUTO-FAN) - Menu 37
WWIWWWBWWEWWMMMSMMMWMWM
awe-setarrmrldapemmmWmmhﬁmd.m:mmﬂammmmmammmmmm
asdanmmadmlmpmkfmmoledmoﬁmcﬁﬂsm
Special Reminder A
)) Wlmlheuansoeiver inmmanmmbimllammmdmmvamﬂwlddndseilh‘sﬁlrmnON.
mmmbmmmﬁ+ﬂ®eysmnuamwldw
mhwmbmhmmﬁmmmmB/DWSbWMWWprestheybomflm
andlhealeybmmbsuarmy.
Voltage testing (LOW-V) - Menu 38
VVhenlheu-alsoeiverishsbledhacaruamlherumbiepouersouoe(Wasacsrbamry,eh), pleaseaaivatellisfunaionhorderb
Whhmﬁmmmimmwmmﬁmm, renderinglheeqmtuablebwpﬁyelemkiyb'reglhrwk
mmmmmwimwwmm
wmmmmemmmwﬂmmsammemmuw
mmmmmmmmm,mmM/ﬂmbmmwmmWham/bum,
a‘dﬂ'eﬂleybreunbsfardmON(adivaue)u0FF(deaaime)
Special Reminder A
»wrmmevorageistoom,avoioeprwnptwlsandevay1om,ardifVomeTeamisawvemeWwiuwmnﬁeany
mmmmmbmnmmsmnmmm,mmmwm
Voice scrambler (SORAM) - Menu 39
‘l'lizﬁndimbaﬁmdwetﬂweemmmmemnmmmmsspmmmmwmdm
mammmmmmmm
Pressrem+ﬁr-maadmesasmmm Sm"
mummmmmmm, mamm/ﬂmbwmmwmmmmMmmm and
«gamma-new
MaeSvoioesaavﬂinggmpsﬂépelecbbiearﬂOFFdeMvm.
Special Reminder A
» mwbesuanuensopmaat 4.3
Menu operations
NOTE A
» mvmmeeMMmSMhmmmummpﬁmnme/mm mode.
CTCSS I Dcs scanner savlng typss (SC-0T) - Menu 40
mmsoeverisincrcssmcsﬁmmmmmmm‘gmmmmmmammnmm:
1.Savelhemlemna1soeivevsasdeoodermdetmder(All)
2.3memamnmwasasamderﬁrmder)
3.85veﬂswmhmvasasmm)
Whmmwmissmmweeshm+a+meysauhesaeenvﬂdw ”SH"
Wﬂmmmmmmwvﬂmandpmssmammm
NOTE A
)) WWmewhmhmmmaMWm/mm,
Noise ruductlon unlngs (ANS) - Menu 41
mmemmﬁmmmmwmmmmmmwmmm.
Mmambmmmmmmmmymmmmemommuom
wmnmumsoswerissvarmy mmmwmksysmmesasenmwsphy ENS
Hessuuamdmuesmbwﬂmandpressmﬂeymm
Scan group settlngs (SC-GROUP) - Menu 42
Mmgmsﬁwmhwﬂmammiwmdwﬂehmmmmmmmgwps.ltwillsmndd’ameb‘n
Iﬂsguup.
Sawgwpsmrgsmmdmasmammmalmmggmps.
mmmsmmmww-msauMsammdw
Prasuoramsdectptasmboorﬁmadpvsss lheﬂkeybreun.
NOTE A
)) mmgmmemnmmummpﬁmmde/mm mode,
FM radio function (FM-Radio) - Menu 43
Ywmeummmbmmbymmmm
Wtenﬂeuambmmmmm+m+ﬁkeysmdlhemmldbpby
PrwsheuorﬂleysmseleawfmsebaON,leeybemerFMrado,vmense|eot0FF,MbreunbsmM2ym
NOTE A
)> MWMWSWhWWUWWm/mm nude.
Reset settings (Reset)- Menu 44
mmmwmedlmmmmmmmmwmmmm
Tmmmmymudesmmmmw mums
Whenlhelransoeiver'lstamby mmm+amkeysmdﬂesaemwldw
MMMmWMWMJMMMQMBWWDwmmW plessMammesaeen
mum m2”.
AMHEWMNFOIALL),itwiI|rBsﬁﬂmdlemmbsu1dbyﬂnda
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51
Menu operations
How to Operate ﬁle FM Radlo
1.T|.lnlngON
wrmeeuzsoaverissrampessNM+a+amy,sebdw,wpwsManMRadn
Wmmimnﬁom
Winmmbmmm-WbmwmaMWMWMW —
Nomhpnmedw‘vedfrean/(AdmLmdWhhmﬁeqewbvdminﬂeswpedﬂeuamsmmhwibemwm.
Wmimﬁwwbbayuﬂhmaauammmﬂammmmﬂrsverlbmwsafleqm.
Emple1:Se‘mgFMWaveba1d106.9M-Iz
wrmuerarsoeiverissrammm-mbmnmmbm,(auispoh1mesasenwiud'splaymedefammwor
mmeuwiousrytsedardmesuemvﬂdspby'FM'mmermem).
mm-mmmmm,mmmmmsmmMm E ﬂhudsnaldhesaeen
Mdisphy1wwfhauMHD/setwisomm.
EmnpleZSsﬁ'ngFMWavebmdQOAMl-Iz
mmmhmmmwb- mmmmm,m-mmmmwammmmu
mwmmmmﬂﬂmhmmedewmmamwmpmMm
InFMradonndeprasa bmhradbsbﬁuuﬂﬂsbpmirgmmdedambn.ﬂxhgmirguessaw keyexoept
Blabmpseam'ng.
wmwmmhmm
MWmlsuezommiom
MmFMWoncm:
waninmwaemmmﬂsmksyaummwﬂlm-
Aﬂerpvesshgmulﬂley, Whmmmmwbhbm,mmbmm,amwmmllwmeﬁeﬂymmb
mFMwavebmdfrquem/mplayimfaos.
Emmlewmenhmmmmmmﬁmwbmrﬂ'ﬁmkhmmmmwwmm
seremﬂdisphy "nmum
Hess”!ﬂor¢eﬁey,armrmoosueenwilldsptam-
mmﬁmmmmwwwmmmmmlymmmbmmmmeqwdwim
manammdlosuon:
Whmwmmmmﬂlemmuwemmm 'cnm of
mulnwbwmmmbmmemhoorllmJTIevmsceiverwilaLmrmﬁwlymmltmado
Mywsebdedaﬂdwlaymmesaeen.
Ammunmmmde _
wranhmm,mmamaumsasenmdm mm”
PrestrsMIaeymeaatMFM-aabm
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Repeater usage
1.“RPT-SPK”rapImrP1'l’nkdlon
Wrmmnmisaam,mw+m+aksysaﬂmmnﬂdw rim“
HessmeMkeybaoeessmesemrusm.ardafermﬂ/ﬂleysbsebdm,plasﬂlewleyboorﬁmaﬂhsﬂ keyb
mmmsuwy.
2.“RPT-SH("WSPK$|ecﬁon
mmmsmmwmmmede ﬁr—swx"
mmmmmmmmmm,ammmulnleysbsebammmybwﬁm,mmakeyb
lammtostmmy.
amo-waymumanyauw
mmmissmmpessmmﬂ+amsaAMsaeende :av—ssr'
Presshwleybmpvesu/abseba X-TWRPT, pleas @mwnﬁrm.
Attﬂsmmeuammmmmwmwm.
Inmmummmmw+ammede :nr—arr“.
mmmmmmmu/ammm(m0)Mumewﬁm
Nmmmmmmmmmmmmmbmmm
wmmwmmm“mmwmsw,mmmnmmmmmmmm
WWMWMWMWWWWMWMMMMWWMWWM
swiﬁmMowayaossbaMIepeau'nude.
WMWWWRPTWWSFKSON.ﬂmwnmmpealeoeivesmaﬁaaivemmvssigmms
mmumnammmmmmmmagummmmmm
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Hand mlcrophone encodlng functlon
I WMMMW)
TrisdeviosfeanlesDTMFsrmxg;mmmmmammmmmmmbmﬁdﬂmmmw
rue/arming.
mmpedoarespordstoDTMFermagmdeasﬂc-us
mmmmmmw:
WMmmmmumane'mmmmmmmwnmmwmmwnsqw
WSW
I WWFW
Tommmoormmummmmmuaemmywmammmmmmmm
“mommymnu’lybesalﬁghpmgamsmwae. '
1.0penl’eKG-UmR-Apmgamhgme.
ZWMWDWPC(W
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Emmot- conlml fundun 7
mem
mmmuummmunmmmmmmm
“Molt“
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l. u‘ :ANb-HJTUNI |D)Iflllnhh'n:lll0cu'k 1mnamoaammwu IDnst-mazrrmdu ID) (‘1le
munmunmhmmwuhawmdmnharm-mum
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man
1.mmnmmmm+ﬂmmhwmmmulmm mm 14-05(an
ham-MM \nmmuhmmm‘mwumuwmmﬁMMI-Whﬁ-wk
Dm)mwnWinm-mmmuumn'am nm].uhm Dmdlltnm'sh
“.mlmmlnin
thamlhhnl mhmﬂh-p—m.
ﬁll
1.mmnmwpum+ﬂ mnmnmmwxmmm-mwnm+mmmm
hll)+AN \Dmhﬂmbhmm'n.ﬂ-mﬂhﬂmhﬂ‘ihﬁmuh-x'dhnhmJl-Mﬂk
Dmmwnmmnmmmmm m‘ 3mm IBM ﬂmmmbhm. "I‘m"
MLLiniIL
m:mmmm mammal-mm.
alum
1.mmhmﬂumm+ﬂ mmmmnmmwmmunmtnmpmw
mummy“ need-(mmmmum‘mmummmmmmm.
llammﬁmlmwnmonuknanmmmnum'um mama-diam Inmm
hmihn,mlﬂhmﬂmm (minivans-mug
Mam-annulus" mummh-p—rm.
Hun-t-
1.!h'i'ui'ul'linaﬂ'mn-F'IT'I‘] (mxmm13mwmlm-uuimunmmmma-
”WNW +M IDmﬂmlblﬁWHM ‘maww MIN mmmwmuw.“
Run-nah control funeﬂon 7
magnum m)mwnmmnammmamummumwnﬁumumm vanadium
m5nm,mmhlﬂmm.
m:mmmu\mmmﬁumnmm‘
I .muﬂmhﬂ:
WM.“
mammmmmmummmmmmmmmm
Speclal Remlnder A
nummwmmlnmw Immlmummihm6ﬂhﬂﬂﬂ\
ANH-DH 123-153
MCC FDH nunnﬂn
505.com jrfsa'in
mu 93 ,. _ MunIIDﬁlIg
RC POWER
RC Sven
Sluu ice Inspembn 'DEIV \
IncoPEri
RC swmue _EB _7
mumnm mm Hawaiians;
(”MW
bid-Uh, ‘
mmnuaamhumcﬁwmymm nmmmwmmwmnlwmmurmm
Pmu)+1mﬂauldhdm Dulﬂmlahmhba.
mmmmmmmkmmmuhmmnm‘
ammo»:
mwummamhwoFFL-qmumm “mammogram m+mmmmnmm
FUMI‘) Hana-unlumm \Dmmhmmum.
himmﬁbﬂln‘uﬂdi.fywmhn-Idhhnmhmthwmp-I—ml-dﬂiIn;
Ml ‘
“nah-ﬁlm
mummmnmubmmmpﬁ. P-Bdeh-l-mhhnmn’m
«Imamnmmnmm‘
mmmmmmmuumlﬂwmmuummmm.
Opt nal accessories
§‘@
Switching Power
USB P ramming
Ca Speaker/ Mic
Supply (30A) le
Clam 3 Install Connecﬂon Cable
ounl
Direcﬁonal Antenna
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/\
Mobile Antenna Omni-anlenna
Strong Magnelic Mounl
Troubleshootlng
-‘”“""“”
Twln Band FM Tm
MMWWSWMMWWMDWMmimmmwmmmm
mmmmmwm
Reoevllon prompt remains hul speaker is silenl
)) Check ml the volume knob has been set to maximum.
» Please reset wb-audlo settings to check wnetneroMerent erronnels lrom otnergroup
members nave been set.
» oneat wnetner equelon eettlngs are correct.
Keypad ls unresponslve
» oneolt wnelner keypad has been looked.
» Cheek whether other keys have been premd.
omer voioee (not trom group members) appear
in lhe channel.
Reoelve regulervoioe pause (About
3 second Intervals)
» Please ﬂange lhe CTCSS/ DOS code.
» Please see lltne ‘PRICH—SW' (Prtorlty acannlng swlloh) le lurned on.
can not enter scanning mode
)) Fleese see "me scan group mannel, Scan Add fundion is [Aimed on.
Transoelver automated actlvauon/oeewvatlon
swildl
wnan pnming lhs lreneoeiver Prr key to ltensmiL
mere Is no wtput power and no reoeption
Cannot set up tne wmnd repeater
» Please make sure all used power soumes ale under11.5V, or lllhe ”APO' swim is on.
)) See H II has been mulled 0' killed.
» Please make ture NB urea Is on tne woes-band repeaters operatlng frequency.
Cannot trenemn ln repeat mode
» Please check no eee l1 me receivers squelch and CTCSS l DOS selling: are oonecl.
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