Radio Shack 2101840 User Manual 8
RadioShack Corporation 8
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OWNER’S MANUAL 515120th 10 Single Channel FRS WNOX and Headset 21-1840 FEATURES Your UHF FM transceiver is a FRS radio with QUIET and Headset that you can carry almost anywhere, It is perfect for sport activities as biking, fishing, climbing, hunting, etc, Your transceiver has these features: Selective Channel and QUIET ---- You can select one of the 14 FRS channels and one of 15 QUIET codes by using two arrays of 4-digit switches. PLL Controlled Circuitry —--- provides accurate and stable channel selection. QUIET (Continuous Tone Control Squelch System) ---- helps reduce interference from other systems in the area operating on the same frequency. Built—in Modulation Limiter Circuit ——-— automatically adjusts for a wide variety of voice levels to ensure an understandable transmission. Transmit [Battery Low Indicator --- lights when you transmit or shows the battery condition. Earphone and Microphone on Headset -—-- let you transmit or receive message by pressing or releasing Push-To-Talk button on the headset or use VOX option for hands-free operation, Flip Rubber Duck Antenna ---- lets you have a better performance of communication. External Charger Jack ---- lets you recharge your rechargeable batteries, Belt Clip «-—- lets you attach the transceiver to your belt or waistband. We recommend you record your transceiver’s serial number here. This number is on the transceiver’s back panel. Serial Number Your transceiver might cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating properly. To determine whether your transceiver is causing the interference, turn off your transceiver. If the interference goes away, your transceiver is causing it. Try to eliminate the interference by: 0 Moving your transceiver away from the receiver - Contacting your local RadioShack store for help FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS Iv “ON/OFF” Volume Control In “OFF" position, your transceiver is off. Tum this control rightwards to turn on the unit and adjusts the volume until you get a comfortable listening levell 2. MON Button Press this button to momentarily bypass the automatic squelch When initially setting the volume press this button will allow background noise to be heard. 3. CALL Button Press this button to cause the radio to transmit a ringer type tone to others on your channel, 4 . PTT button on the headset Press this button to transmit. 5. VOX Switch Slide the switch to activate/deactivate VOX function. In “OF F" position, VOX function is deactivated. In VOX mode, there are two positions “Lo" and “Hi” to select. When there is too much background noise, it is better to select “Lo” position. When VOX function is activated, the unit transmitter will automatically be opened when the user speaks. It will continue to transmit until the user finishes. Then, the unit will go into the receive mode. 6 . Twn Arrays of 4-digit Dip Switches (inside the battery compartment) Let you select the channel from one of the 14 FRS channels and one of the 15 QUIET frequencies by using these two arrays of 4-digit switches. 7. Ni-Cd/Alkaline Switch (inside the battery compartment) When you use Ni-Cd batteries and begin to recharge your batteries, the switch on the battery compartment should be set to the position of Ni-Cd. Open the battery door, and you will find this switch as shown as following; El Ni—Cd Alkaline Warning: Do not put the switch to the position ofNi-Cd when Alkaline batteries are used. It may cause the radio to burst and cause personal injury when you recharge the batteries, 8 . External Mic/Spk Jack Let you plug-in the headset and enables to use VOX option for hands-free operation. 9 . Charger Jack You can recharge Ni-Cd batteries using an optional battery charger (not supplied). We recommend an adapter RadioShack Cat. No.273-1663 3 or 6VDC 700mA Plug Sizes: ” and select 6VDC when you use it. Plug the charger’s barrel plug into the CHRG jack on the side of the unit, then connect the charger to a standard AC outlet. 10 . Transmit/Battery Low Indicator The indicator lights red when the radio is in transmit mode or flashes slowly when it is in low battery condition. 11 . Flip Rubber Duck Antenna The unit has detents for three antenna positions for better reception. 12 Battery Compartment To open the battery compartment, press the grooved latch area and slide the cover toward the bottom of the radio, It accepts 3 ”AA size alkaline batteries or “AA” Ni-Cd batteries. 13. Belt Clip To attach the belt clip, place it over the locking pin and align the screw hole, Tighten the screw. SETTING FOR CHANNEL FREQUENCIES AND QUIET CODES Open the battery door and you will find two arrays of 4-digit dip switches and one battery switch inside These switches are used to set the channel frequency, and QUIET code. (The battery switch refer to Ni-Cd/Alknline switch on page 3.) $1012 113 64 11le dB dd . L- -IQ:::;2:.. OUlET Code Channel Freq. Batt. Switch 0 Setting for 15 QUIET Codes The first array of 4-digit DIP switches are used to set 15 QUIET codes, Please find below table for setting Freq. Hz without QUIET 1 23 . 0 127.3 131.8 136.5 141.3 14612 151.4 0 Setting for Channel Frequencies The second array of 4-digit DIP switches are used to set any one of the 14 channel frequencies, Please find below table for setting. Dip Switch Setting Frequency (MHz) 462.5625 462.5625 462.5875 462.6125 462.6375 462.6625 462.6875 462.7125 467.5625 467.5875 467.6125 467.6375 467.6625 467.6875 467.7125 OPERATION 1 . Check if the setting position of two arrays of4-digit dip switches is correct, 2. Turn VOLUME rightwards to turn on the transceiver. Press the MON button and adjust to a comfortable listening level. 3. Transmit by pressing PUSH TO TALK (PTT) button on the headset or use VOX option for hands-free operation, The TX/Lo Batt. indicator lights red. 4. To receive a message, simply release PUSH TO TALK (PTT). In VOX mode, the unit will receive when the user finishes speaking, 5, To turn off the transceiver, tum VOLUME to the left until a click is heard. Note: You can only communicate with another radio that is using the same channel and the same QUIET Code as your radio. SPECIFICATION Frequency Range ........................................................................... 462,56251vfl-lz~467r7125 MHz Channel .................................................................................................................................. 1 of 14 Power .............................................................................................................................. 4.5 V DC RF Output Power .......................................................................................................... 200mW ERP Dimensions ( HWD) .............................................................................................. 60 x95 x 30mm Weight (w/headset & w/o Batt.) “Approx. 260g
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