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TYPE OF EXHIBIT:
INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FCC PART:
2.1033 (c)(3)
MANUFACTURER:
RITRON, INC.
505 West Carmel Drive
Carmel, IN 46032
MODEL:
PBS-446D
TYPE OF UNIT:
UHF-FM Base Transceiver
FCC ID:
AIERIT16-446
DATE:
December 9, 2002
Included in this exhibit is a draft of the User Manual for the Ritron Patriot Model PBS-446D UHF-FM Base
Transceiver. A copy of this manual will be included with every radio.
This manual provides the end user with installation and operating instructions.
Signed:
Michael A. Pickard - Project Engineer
PATRIOT® PBS "D-SERIES" OWNER'S MANUAL
"D-SERIES" DESKTOP BASE RADIO
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Up to 10 channel capability
Vehicle 12 VDC or wall outlet 120 VAC operation
Weather Channel feature (VHF only)
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2-Tone Paging decode
DTMF ANI encoding
Channel scan
Emergency Weather Alert feature (VHF only)
Easy-to-hear, high audio output
Built-in Quiet Call® and Digital Quiet Call®
Interference Eliminator
2.5 Watts of power
CH New
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Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com
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ACCESSORIES
OPTIONAL / REPLACEMENT ACCESSORIES:
TO ORDER, CALL 1-800-USA-1-USA
AFB-1545 .... Molded Flex, Dual-band Replacement Antenna
RAM-1545 ... Magnet-mounted, Dual-band Antenna w/ BNC
RHD-1X
RHD-6X
Single Ear Headset
Behind-the-ear Earset
RPS-1A ....... Replacement 110 VAC Power Supply
CCL-M ......... 12 VDC, Cigarette Lighter Adaptor
REP-2 .......... Low Profile Earphone
RHD-1X ....... Single Ear Headset
RHD-4X ....... Dual Ear Headset
RHD-5X ....... Lightweight Over-the-ear Earset /w In-line PTT
RHD-6X ....... Lightweight Behind-the-head Earset w/ In-line PTT
RHD-4X
RAM-1545
Dual Ear Headset
Magnet-mounted, Dual-band Antenna
RSM-3X ...... Remote Speaker Microphone
RSM-7 ......... Hand Microphone & Hang-up Bracket
RHD-5X
RSM-3X
Over-the-ear Earset
Remote Speaker Mic
RPS-5 ......... External Speaker w/5 Watt Audio Capability
JBS-MMK ... Mobile Mounting Kit
(Does not include screws to mount bracket to wall or vehicle)
Call RITRON for a complete listing.
The NEW "D-Series" model base radio contains updated programming features, and programs differently than other Ritron Base
Stations. These radios provide more channels, allow you to change channel programming contents individually, and also allow
you to delete one or more channels, and add it back in, if needed.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
ACCESSORIES
Optional Accessories ......................................................................................... i i
INTRODUCTION
PBS "D-Series" Model Numbers ...................................................................... 1
Features .............................................................................................................. 1
CONTROL & OPERATION ..................................................................................... 2
FIG-1: Radio Controls and Connectors .......................................................... 2
OPERATION
On-off/ Volume Adjust .......................................................................................
Channel Selection ............................................................................................
Receive ..............................................................................................................
QC and DQC Tone Codes (Interference Eliminator Codes) ..........................
Transmit .............................................................................................................
FIG-2: Transmit / Busy Lamp ..........................................................................
Radio Alert Tones .............................................................................................
Optional Alert Tones .........................................................................................
Scan Channel Operation ..................................................................................
2-Tone Paging Operation .................................................................................
Special Feature "Z" Button ..............................................................................
NOAA WEATHER RADIO
How to Preset Your Radio for Local NOAA Weather Broadcasts ..................
FIG-3: Presetting Your Local NOAA Weather Broadcasts ............................
FIG-4: NOAA Frequencies ...............................................................................
NOAA Weather Channel ...................................................................................
Weather Alert .....................................................................................................
RADIO PROGRAMMING
FIG-5: How To Place the Radio in Program / Readout Mode .....................
How to Turn Channel Scan "ON / OFF" ..........................................................
How to Turn Weather Channel "ON / OFF" ....................................................
How to Turn Weather Alert "ON / OFF" ...........................................................
PC Programmable Features .............................................................................
NOTE:
DESCRIPTION
PAGE
!! CAUTIONS — ALL RADIOS !!
Observe Caution in the Following Environments to Maximize the Life of
Your Radio Equipment ...................................................................................... 9
Exposure to Radio Frequency Energy ............................................................. 9
TROUBLESHOOTING
Notes ................................................................................................................. 10
Chart .................................................................................................................. 10
FCC LICENSE REQUIRED
FCC Regulations .............................................................................................. 11
Service .............................................................................................................. 11
How to Obtain an FCC Radio License ........................................................... 11
LIMITED WARRANTY ......................................................... INSIDE BACK COVER
FIGURES:
1. Radio Controls and Connectors .................................................................... 2
2. Transmit / Busy Lamp ................................................................................... 4
3. Presetting Your Local NOAA Weather Broadcasts ...................................... 7
4. NOAA Frequencies ........................................................................................ 7
5. How To Place the Radio in Program / Readout Mode .............................. 8
INSPECTION
Make sure the package includes:
•
PBS "D-Series" base radio
•
Antenna
•
RPS-1A Wall Mounted Power Supply
•
Owner's Manual
Examine the equipment immediately after delivery and report any
damage to your shipping company.
Refer to pages ii for Accessory information.
Have questions?
Call 800-USA-1-USA
or visit our
website
www.ritron.com
Call RITRON
at 800-USA-1-USA
(800-872-1872)(800-872-1872)
for a complete Accessory
listing
or visitatour
website at www.ritron.com
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INTRODUCTION
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING RITRON
FEATURES
Congratulations on your purchase of the PBS "DSeries" base radio. Your new radio is the culmination
of Ritron's 25 years of designing, manufacturing, and
supplying reliable, professional wireless
communication products. Ritron wireless products will
improve the operation, safety, and profitability of any
organization by providing instant voice
communications between employees throughout the
workplace.
This manual covers the Ritron PBS "D-Series" base radios.
PBS "D-SERIES" MODEL NUMBERS
VHF MODELS
PBS-146D ...... (Patriot) ..... (2.5-Watt, 10 Channel)
UHF MODELS
PBS-446D ...... (Patriot) ..... (2.5-Watt, 10 Channel)
The model number located on the back of the radio
case indicates its operating band.
VHF radios are designed to operate on up to ten
channels within the 12 MHz band between factory
standard 150 and 162 MHz.
UHF radios are designed to operate on up to ten
channels within the 20 MHz band between factory
standard 450 and 470 MHz.
These radios are rugged, programmable two-way desktop
base stations designed to operate in a professional FM
communications band (VHF or UHF business available).
Each radio is equipped with these features:
• Push-button operating controls. The Push-ToTalk (PTT), Channel, On/ Volume Up, Volume Down/
Off and the special feature "Z" button controls are
conveniently located on the face of the radio.
• Channel display. The LED display will show the
current operating channel, and contains a transmit/
busy lamp. The display also indicates paging
decode status on radios programmed for 2-tone
paging operation.
• 10-channel capability. Up to 10 channels can be
programmed to contain a unique set of operating
frequencies and options.
• Channel scanning. The Scan channel allows
scanning of all channels programmed into the
radio, and can be turned On and Off through Field
programming. The scan channel has many
features, including Priority Scanning and Busy
Channel Blocking.
• Weather Channel. VHF models can be programmed
to receive your local NOAA weather radio broadcast.
The Weather channel can be turned On and Off
through Field programming.
• Weather Alert. VHF models can be programmed to
alert you when the National Weather Service detects
threatening weather conditions. The Weather Alert
feature can be turned On and Off through Field
programming.
• QC (Quiet Call) and DQC (Digital Quiet Call)
intereference eliminator codes. Each channel
can be programmed from a list of 51 QC subaudible codes or 83 DQC digital privacy codes.
• Alert tones. Each channel is programmable for a
variety of alert tones that include RX courtesy
beep, TX clear to talk beep, busy channel lockout
alert, last active channel marker, and channel
scanning indicator.
• 2-tone paging decode. Each channel can be
programmed for two-tone paging decode.
Additional 2-tone paging features include Group
Call, All Call, automatic reset, and transpond alert.
• Squelch adjustment. Squelch sensitivity can be
programmed on a per channel basis to meet your
specific needs.
• DTMF ANI. Each channel can be programmed to
transmit a unique DTMF ANI string.
• Wide or narrow band operation. Each channel
is programmable for wide or narrow band transmit
operation.
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• High or low transmit power. Each channel can
be programmed for high or low transmit power.
• Special feature "Z' button. The "Z" button can
be PC programmed for many unique functions such
as Scan, Weather Channel, send DTMF ANI, send
2-Tone Page, Monitor, 2-Tone reset, Transpond, or
Emergency.
RITRON,
INC.
1-800-USA-1-USA
(1-800-872-1872)
Have
questions?
Call 800-USA-1-USA
(800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com
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CONTROL & OPERATION
CHANNEL DISPLAY
The channel display will indicate the current operating channel. When the Scan Channel is
selected the display will rapidly flash the channels being scanned, and will stop when a channel
is received.
CHANNEL SELECTOR
Press the button and the radio will emit the channel beep, advance the channel, and the channel
display will show the new operating channel. When the Scan Channel is selected the radio will
emit the Resume Scan Beep and the radio will begin scanning.
The audio accessory jack is used to plug in earphone options, and, in conjunction with the
charge jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or dual-ear
headset. This jack is also used for PC programming.
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AUDIO ACCESSORY JACK
MICROPHONE JACK
The microphone jack is used to connect optional external microphones and, in conjunction with
the audio accessory jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or
dual-ear headset.
POWER CONNECTOR (TOP END OF CASE)
The power connector on the top end of the radio is used to connect power to the unit, either an
external 12 VDC supply or the RPS-1A wall-mounted power supply included with the radio.
SPEAKER
FIG-1:
RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
The speaker, located behind the front grille, allows you to hear calls on your channel.
ANTENNA
The flexible antenna radiates and receives radio signals. The antenna connects to a BNC type
connector located on the top end of the radio.
NOTE:
The AFB-1545 antenna furnished with the radio is dual band, and will work with VHF
and UHF radios.
SPECIAL FEATURE "Z" BUTTON
The Special Feature "Z" button can be PC programmed for many unique functions such as
Scan, Weather Channel, send DTMF ANI, send 2-Tone Page, Monitor, 2-Tone reset,
Transpond, or Emergency.
VOLUME DOWN/ OFF
Press the Volume Down/ Off button to decrease volume. To switch Off the unit, press and hold
this button until the speaker emits a double beep.
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ON/ VOLUME UP
To switch the unit On, press the On/ Volume Up button; the speaker will emit a
turn on beep. If the radio turns on to the Scan Channel it will emit the Resume
Scan Beep. Once the radio is On, press this button to increase volume.
11
PUSH-TO-TALK SWITCH (PTT)
Press and hold the PTT when transmitting; release it to receive.
12
MICROPHONE
The microphone allows your voice to be heard in transmissions to other
radios. Speak in a normal tone; shouting does not improve your listener's
reception.
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OPERATION
ON-OFF / VOLUME ADJUST
RECEIVE
To switch on the radio - press the On/Volume Up button.
The radio will emit the Channel beep. If the radio turns on
to the Scan Channel it will emit the Scan Beep. The radio
will turn on to the channel that was selected when it
was last turned off, or can be programmed to always
turn on to channel 1.
To hear calls from other users - adjust the volume as
desired. The radio can receive broadcasts while the
Push-To-Talk button is not being pressed. Whether or
not you hear these broadcasts depends upon the
squelch settings.
To adjust the volume - press the volume up or the volume
down button until you reach the desired level. You
should hear noise or any broadcasts on the channel.
To turn off the radio - press and hold the Off/Volume
Down button until a two tone "turn-off" beep is heard.
For instant turn-off, press the PTT button while holding
the Off/Volume Down button.
There are four squelch modes that can be used in the
PBS "D-Series" base radio.
•
Carrier squelch lets you hear all broadcasts on
your channel strong enough for the radio to detect,
and silences noise.
•
Tone squelch uses one of the QC or DQC “tone
squelch” formats available on the PBS. This
allows you to screen out “on-channel” broadcasts
that do not carry the correct code programmed for
the radio.
•
No squelch disables all squelch operation and
allows you to hear even the weakest broadcasts
on your channel.
•
2-tone paging can be used in conjunction with
either carrier or tone squelch to block out all calls
except those sent specifically to your radio. When
the unique 2-tone sequence programmed into the
radio is decoded, the radio will emit a series of ring
tones similar to a telephone.
CHANNEL SELECTION
To change channels - press and release the Channel
Selector button. The radio will emit a short Channel
beep, increment the channel, and the Channel Display
will show the new operating channel. If the highest
channel number is selected and you press the Channel
Selector button, the radio resets to channel 1 and the
Channel beep is heard on the speaker.
If the Scan Channel is selected - the radio will emit the
Scan Beep and the Channel Display will rapidly flash the
channel numbers as they are scanned. If a signal is
received the channel display will indicate the channel
number, and when the received signal is removed the
radio will wait briefly, sound the Scan Beep, then
scanning will resume as normal.
If the Weather Channel is selected - on a VHF radio the
Channel beep will be heard and the display will light a
single segment that indicates which of the seven NOAA
frequencies is monitored. See the "NOAA Weather
Radio" section on page 7 for details.
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Once a squelch type has been selected by the user,
all channels will operate in that mode. The PBS "DSeries" radio will operate in tone squelch mode when
it is 1st turned on.
To monitor the channel - press one of the volume
control buttons. When you press the volume up or the
volume down button, squelch turns off and all radio
traffic on the channel (or noise) sounds in the
speaker.
To activate carrier squelch - simultaneously press
both of the volume buttons and hold briefly before
releasing. When carrier squelch is on, the radio emits
a “double beep.” The radio will now let you hear all
broadcasts on your channel.
To activate tone squelch - simultaneously press both
of the volume buttons and hold briefly before
releasing. When tone squelch is turned on, the
handheld sounds one beep. You will only hear
broadcasts that carry the same QC or DQC code
programmed into your radio.
To activate no squelch - simultaneously press both of
the volume buttons and continue to hold them down.
About 3 seconds after the beep (or double beep), the
radio will start beeping repeatedly. This means that
squelch is turned off. Release the buttons. To restore
squelch, press and hold both of the volume buttons
until the radio sounds a beep or double beep.
If you are unable to activate carrier or no squelch the
radio has been optionally programming for Monitor
Lockout. See your Ritron dealer or contact Ritron
directly to disable this option.
QC AND DQC TONE CODES
(Interference Eliminator Codes)
Tone codes filter out static, noise and reduce unwanted "chatter" on radio channels.
When you operate on a frequency with a
tone code, you screen out most interference. This allows you to communicate with
less interference and to hear only those
users in your radio group.
IMPORTANT!
All radios in the talk group
must operate on the same
frequency and tone code.
RITRON,
INC.
1-800-USA-1-USA
(1-800-872-1872)
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questions?
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(800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com
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OPERATION
To activate 2-tone paging - simultaneously press both
of the volume buttons and hold briefly before
releasing. When 2-tone paging is turned on, the
handheld sounds a "triple beep". You will only hear
broadcasts that first send your two unique paging
tone. If you are unable to set the radio, you have
selected a channel that is not programmed for 2-tone
paging decode.
Using the "Z" button for squelch - The PBS base radio
"Z" button can be programmed to monitor, toggle tone/
carrier squelch, or reset 2-tone paging.
Note: It is possible that the beginning of a call might
be missed while the radio is in battery saver mode. If
this happens, ask the caller to repeat the message.
TRANSMIT
Normally, you should not transmit until no one is talking
on the channel. This can be determined by monitoring
the channel prior to transmitting.
To transmit - hold down the Push-To-Talk button and
with the radio at least 6 inches away talk into the
microphone. Speak in a normal tone, since talking
louder will not improve the listener’s reception.
Keep talk times as short and infrequent as possible to
allow others to use the channel.
A Transmit / Busy Lamp
in the lower right corner
of the Channel Display
is lit whenever the
transmitter is activated
and blinks when the
channel is busy.
FIG-2:
TRANSMIT/BUSY LAMP
RADIO ALERT TONES
The radio responds to certain instructions by
sounding a beep or series of tones. These tones can
tell you that the radio is working as you expect.
Power On/Self Check “OK”
When it is first turned on, the radio runs a quick
“self test” to confirm basic functions. When
complete the radio will emit the channel beep and
the Channel Display will show the operating
channel. The radio is then ready to use.
Error Tones
However, if the “self test” detects a diagnostic
error, an error tone sounds. The error tone
indicates the radio frequency synthesizer is
malfunctioning. Turn off the radio and try again.
The error tone will also sound if a channel has been
programmed for an invalid frequency. A long, lowpitched tone means the battery voltage is too low to
operate the radio. If you cannot correct a problem,
consult an authorized Ritron service facility or
Ritron.
Channel Select
When the Channel button is pressed, the radio will
emit a short channel beep, increment the channel,
and the channel display will show the new
operating channel.
Scan Channel
When the Scan channel is selected by pressing the
Channel button, the radio will emit the Scan beep and
begin scanning.
Squelch Mode
When you press and hold both Volume buttons at
the same time, a single beep will sound to indicate
that tone squelch is on. A “double beep” means that
carrier squelch is on. If the channel is programmed
for 2-tone paging, a "triple beep" indicate that the
pager has been reset.
Transmitter Time Out
A low tone followed by a higher-pitched tone
sounds and the transmitter automatically shuts off if
you hold down the PTT button longer than 60
seconds. The radio automatically switches to
receive mode.
Battery Alert Tone
In battery powered installations, as the battery
voltage approaches the minimum required "operating
voltage" the radio will sound a short beep every 20
seconds to alert the user that the battery will soon
need recharge or replacement. Once the battery
voltage drops below the required "operating
voltage" the radio emits a long, low tone and turns
itself off.
OPTIONAL ALERT TONES
The PBS "D-Series" base radio can be programmed
using the RITRON PC Programmer for optional alert
tones. See your Ritron dealer or contact Ritron
directly for programming of these options.
Courtesy Beep
A short tone sounds at the end of each received
transmission to indicate that the channel is clear and
you may transmit.
Busy Channel TX Inhibit
If a user is transmitting on your radio frequency
without your tone, you will not be allowed to
transmit. The radio will beep a series of long, low
tones while the PTT is held down (like a busy
signal).
Transmit Clear To Talk Beep
A short tone sounds after the PTT has been
pressed to indicate that the radio is ready for you to
begin talking.
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OPERATION
SCAN CHANNEL OPERATION
Last Channel Scanned Alert Tone
2-TONE PAGING OPERATION
Channel scanning allows you to listen to broadcasts
on your radio channels. The PBS "D-Series" base
radio will scan all channels programmed into the radio
except the NOAA Weather Channel.
When changing channels with the Channel Selector
button, an alert tone will sound to indicate the last
channel that received a message when the radio
was scanning. This will identify the channel on
which the last message was received, and allow
uninterrupted transmission on that channel without
the constraints of scanning. You can then press
the Channel Selector button to return to the scan
channel.
To use 2-tone paging the PBS "D-Series"
base radio must be PC programmed for this
option, the radio does not operate with 2-tone
decoding as it is received from the factory. See
your Ritron dealer or contact Ritron directly for PC
programming of this option.
How Scanning Works
Using the Channel Selector button, select the Scan
Channel. The radio sounds the Scan Beep, and then
repeatedly checks each channel in the scan list. The
channel display will show the channel numbers as
they are scanned. The "Z" button can also be
programmed to initiate scanning.
When receiving a call on a channel being scanned, the
radio will stop scanning to let you hear communications on that channel. After the transmission has
ended the radio will pause before it resumes scanning
to allow you time to respond.
When transmitting from the Scan Channel, the radio
will go to the last channel on which a signal was
received, then transmit. After you release the PTT the
radio will pause to allow time for a response, and then
resume scanning.
Temporary Busy Channel Blocking
If one of the channels in the scan list is so busy that
you want to temporarily block it out, press the
Channel Selector button while the radio is stopped on
the channel to be blocked and hold it until scanning
resumes. The blocked channel will now be skipped in
the scan list.
The blocked channel will be returned to the scan list if
the radio is turned off, or when the radio channel is
changed using the Channel Selector button. The 1st
channel in the scan list cannot be blocked.
See "How to Turn Channel Scan On / Off" on
page 8.
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Priority Scanning (Optional)
The PBS "D-Series" base radio can be
optionally programmed for priority scanning.
Priority Scan allows you to periodically monitor
a Priority Channel, even if the radio has
stopped on another channel. This will prevent
missed calls on the primary operating channel
when in scan mode.
With Priority Scan enabled:
• The first channel in the scan list is the
Priority Channel.
• The radio checks the Priority Channel every
two seconds to check for activity. This time
is programmable and can be set for 1 - 8
seconds.
• The radio can be programmed to transmit
only on the Priority Channel when scanning.
•
The radio can be programmed to sound a
Priority Channel Beep whenever the radio
receives on the Priority Channel when
scanning.
See your Ritron dealer or contact Ritron directly
for PC programming of this option.
To activate 2-tone paging you must first select a
radio channel that has been PC programmed for
2-tone paging decode. The radio is normally
programmed to automatically activate 2-tone
decode any time the paging channel is selected.
If not, simultaneously press both of the volume
buttons and hold briefly before releasing. The
handheld sounds three beeps when 2-tone
paging is turned on. The "Z" button may also be
programmed for 2-tone paging reset. If you are
unable to set the radio, you have selected a
channel that is not programmed for 2-tone paging
decode.
When receiving a 2-tone page the radio will emit a
"ring" tone similar to a telephone and the display
will show a "C" to indicate that a call has been
received. You can now proceed with normal two
way communication until 2-tone paging has been
reset. The "ring" tone will sound every time a 2tone page is decoded.
To reset 2-tone paging after receiving a call,
simultaneously press both of the volume buttons
and hold briefly before releasing. The handheld
sounds three beeps when 2-tone paging is reset
and the display will show the channel number.
The radio can be optionally programmed to
automatically reset if a call is not answered
within 15 seconds, or the "Z" button can be
programmed for 2-tone paging reset.
RITRON,
INC.
1-800-USA-1-USA
(1-800-872-1872)
Have
questions?
Call 800-USA-1-USA
(800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com
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OPERATION
2-tone paging channels can be optionally
programmed to:
• Automatically set the radio for 2-tone paging
mode whenever the channel is selected.
• Automatically reset if a 2-tone page is not
answered within 15 seconds.
• Automatically place the receiver into carrier
squelch "monitor" mode whenever a 2-tone
page has been decoded.
• Transmit a transpond tone to let the paging
station know that the page has been received.
• Decode an All Call tone.
• Decode a Group Call if the 1st tone is sent for
an extended period of time.
SPECIAL FEATURE "Z" BUTTON
The PBS "D-Series" base radio "Z" button can be PC
programmed for any one of a number of options to
provide unique operation. Refer to the PC programmer
HELP file for specific "Z" button programming instructions.
"Z" button options include:
SCAN
Enables the scan channel. A second press returns the
radio to normal channel operation.
DTMF ANI
Transmits a unique DTMF ANI string that has been
programmed seperately for each channel. If a channel
is not programmed with a DTMF ANI string the "Z"
button will do nothing.
WEATHER
2-TONE PAGE
TRANSPOND
Transmits a unique 2-tone page that has been
programmed seperately for each channel. If a channel
is not programmed to encode a 2-tone page the "Z"
button will do nothing.
Transmits a unique code or tone that causes the
receiving radio’s transmitter to activate for a prescribed period of time. This feature only works with
other radios that have been programmed for the
RITRON transpond feature.
PRIORITY CHANNEL
EMERGENCY
Puts the radio on the priority channel programmed into
the Scan list.
Transmits an emergency tone, then the transmitter will
remain active for a prescribed period of time.
TALK AROUND
CALL ALERT
The radio transmits on the receive frequency if the
channel has been programmed for a repeater offset.
If the channel has not been programmed for a repeater
ofset the "Z" button will function as a PTT switch.
Transmits a call alert tone on the channel currently
selected. This is used when the receiving radio is in a
high noise environment and may not hear a voice
transmission.
MONITOR
Places the radio in no squelch mode when pressed. A
second press returns the radio to tone squelch
operation.
CARRIER
Places the radio in carrier squelch mode when
pressed. A second press returns the radio to tone
squelch operation.
2-TONE RESET
Resets the 2-tone paging decoder on channels
programmed for 2-tone paging decode.
VOX
Places the radio into voice activated transmit mode.
When in VOX mode, check the TX light on the Channel
display to be sure that ambient noise is not inadvertently activating the transmitter. If so, the VOX
sensitivity must be adjusted using the PC programmer.
Enables the weather channel on the PBS-146D. A
second press returns the radio to normal channel
operation. This option is only available on VHF radios.
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NOAA WEATHER RADIO
HOW TO PRESET YOUR RADIO FOR LOCAL
NOAA WEATHER BROADCASTS
(VHF MODELS ONLY)
1. PRESS & HOLD UNTIL
THE "RADIO OFF"
TONES ARE HEARD,
THEN RELEASE.
3. PRESS & RELEASE THE RADIO WILL
START BEEPING.
VHF models of the PBS "D-Series" base radio can
hear weather forecasts from the National Weather
Service which are broadcast on one of the seven
NOAA weather frequencies. In some areas you
may be able to receive more than one broadcast.
Press the Channel button to step through your radio
channels. The NOAA Weather Channel will be after
your last channel, and the display will light the
segment representing the selected NOAA
frequency.
The radio is shipped from the factory without a
NOAA frequency selected. Before using any of the
NOAA weather features on your VHF radio you
must first select the local NOAA frequency.
1.
Follow the steps in FIG-3 at right to place the
radio into the Weather Frequency Select mode.
2.
The radio will scan to the 1st NOAA frequency
where a broadcast is present. The display will
light a single segment to indicate the NOAA
frequency per FIG-4.
3.
Monitor the channel for a few minutes to be
sure it is the broadcast for your local area.
4.
Press the Channel button to scan for the
presence of any other NOAA broadcasts,
monitoring each broadcast and noting the
frequency as indicated by the display.
5.
Using the Channel button, select the local NOAA
frequency you would like your radio to operate
on.
6.
Turn the radio off by pressing the Volume
Down/Off button.
7.
When the radio is turned back on all weather
features will operate on the selected NOAA
frequency.
If you do not desire a NOAA Weather Channel, it
can be turned off through Field Programming.
4. CONTINUE HOLDING THE
CHANNEL BUTTON UNTIL THE
BEEPING STOPS, THEN RELEASE
IT & LISTEN.
2. PRESS & HOLD
THE CHANNEL
BUTTON.
FIG-3:
5. TO FIND THE NEXT ACTIVE
WEATHER CHANNEL, PRESS &
RELEASE THE CHANNEL
BUTTON.
PRESETTING YOUR LOCAL NOAA
WEATHER BROADCASTS
162.450 MHz
162.475 MHz
162.425 MHz
162.400 MHz (center)
162.500 MHz
10
See "How to Turn Weather Channel On /
Off" on page 8.
WEATHER ALERT
Once a NOAA weather frequency has been
selected on your VHF model radio it will listen for
emergency broadcasts from the National Weather
Service, regardless of which channel you are on.
An alert tone will sound in the speaker and the
National Weather Service emergency broadcast will
be heard, advising you of threatening weather
conditions. Pressing the Channel button will return
you to your normal operating channel.
If you do not desire Weather Alert, it can be turned
off through Field Programming.
See "How to Turn Weather Alert On / Off"
on page 8.
162.550 MHz
162.525 MHz
NOTE: If you move to another location within your
area, or to another state, you must "re-train"
FIG-4: NOAA FREQUENCIES
with Have
the local
NOAA
frequency.
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NOAA WEATHER CHANNEL
Once a NOAA weather frequency has been
selected on your VHF model radio, a channel is
created for listening to National Weather Service
broadcasts.
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See "How to Turn Chann
RADIO PROGRAMMING
1. PRESS & HOLD UNTIL
THE "RADIO OFF"
TONES ARE HEARD,
THEN RELEASE.
3. PRESS &
RELEASE -THE
RADIO WILL START
BEEPING RAPIDLY.
HOW TO TURN WEATHER CHANNEL ON / OFF
1.
Follow the instructions in FIG-5 to place the radio in
the Program/ Readout Mode.
2.
Using the PTT (push-to-talk) button and the LED
display, enter a single digit code "3" to turn weather
channel on, or code "4" to turn weather channel off.
Pause—the display will change and show a hyphen,
you will also hear a short low tone.
Press and release the On/ Volume Up to SAVE your
programming entry. The radio will sound a triple beep
to indicate that programming was successful.
Turn the radio OFF and then ON again—the radio is
now ready to use.
3.
4.
5.
2. PRESS & HOLD
THE PUSH-TOTALK BUTTON.
4. CONTINUE HOLDING THE PUSHTO-TALK BUTTON UNTIL THE
BEEPING STOPS, THEN
RELEASE IT.
5. THE RADIO WILL EMIT A
TRIPLE TONE: IT IS NOW IN
PROGRAM/READOUT MODE..
FIG-5:
HOW TO PLACE THE RADIO IN
PROGRAM / READOUT MODE
HOW TO TURN WEATHER ALERT ON / OFF
1.
Follow the instructions in FIG-5 to place the radio in
the Program/ Readout Mode.
2.
Using the PTT (push-to-talk) button and the LED
display, enter a single digit code "5" to turn weather
alert on, or code "6" to turn weather alert off.
Pause—the display will change and show a hyphen,
you will also hear a short low tone.
Press and release the On/ Volume Up to SAVE your
programming entry. The radio will sound a triple beep
to indicate that programming was successful.
Turn the radio OFF and then ON again—the radio is
now ready to use.
3.
HOW TO TURN CHANNEL SCAN ON / OFF
1.
Follow the instructions in FIG-5 to place the radio in
the Program/ Readout Mode.
2.
Using the PTT (push-to-talk) button and the LED
display, enter a single digit code "1" to turn channel
scan on, or code "2" to turn channel scan off.
Pause—the display will change and show a hyphen,
you will also hear a short low tone.
Press and release the On/ Volume Up to SAVE your
programming entry. The radio will sound a triple beep
to indicate that programming was successful.
Turn the radio OFF and then ON again—the radio is
now ready to use.
3.
4.
5.
4.
5.
PC PROGRAMMABLE FEATURES
The PBS "D-Series" base radio has many features
available through PC programming. See your Ritron
dealer or contact Ritron directly for PC programming of
these option.
Receive and Transmit Frequency on any channel can be programmed to
any valid frequency within it's designated band. (See "PBS D-Series
Model Numbers" for frequency bands)
QC or DQC Selective Signaling on any channel can decode and encode any
of 51 available QC privacy codes or 83 available DQC digital privacy
codes.
Squelch Tightener on any channel can adjust carrier squelch UP to block
distant signals or DOWN to hear more distant signals.
Wide or Narrow Band Transmit on any channel.
Transmit Power can be set on any channel to high or low power.
Monitor Lock Out can be set on any channel to prevent monitoring of the
channel, only broadcasts with the correct QC or DQC code can be heard.
Transmit Inhibit on Busy Channel can be set on any channel to prevent
transmitting when a broadcast is present on the receiver that does not
carry the correct code. This feature is usually used in conjunction with
Monitor Lock Out.
Courtesy Beep sounds a short tone at the end of each received transmission
to indicate that the channel is clear and you may transmit.
Transmit Clear To Talk Beep Any channel can be set to sound a short tone
after the PTT has been pressed to indicate that the radio is ready for you to
begin talking.
Transmit Time Out time can be changed.
Power Saver "sleep" time can be set, or power saver can be disabled.
Disable Field Programming to allow PC programming only.
4-Hour Inactivity Turn-Off can be set to turn the radio off automatically if
not used for over 4 hours.
Scan Channel can be programmed or edited to include any of the radio
channels, even channels that are not selected with the Channel Selector
button. Other programmable scan features include scan resume delay
time, busy channel blocking, last active channel beeps, and priority
scanning options.
2-Tone Paging Decode can be set on any channel. Programmable options
include the setting of the 2 tone frequencies and duration, all call, group
call, call transpond, automatic setting of 2-tone decode when the channel is
selected, automatic reset of the 2-tone decode if a call is not answered
within 15 seconds, and automatically set the radio to carrier squelch mode
after a 2-tone page is received.
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page 8
!! CAUTIONS— ALL RADIOS !!
OBSERVE CAUTION IN THE FOLLOWING
ENVIRONMENTS TO MAXIMIZE THE LIFE OF
YOUR RADIO EQUIPMENT:
EXPOSURE TO RADIO FREQUENCY ENERGY
LOCATION: Be aware that this radio and/or antenna
may create interference with, or be interfered with,
by nearby electronic equipment such as computers,
monitors, keyboards, electronic telephones and
other sensitive devices. Either move the equipment
or use a remote antenna to separate components
sufficiently to stop or reduce interference.
The PBS "D-Series" base radios generate RF electromagnetic energy during transmit mode. This product has
been evaluated for compliance with the maximum permissible exposure limits for RF energy at the maximum
power rating of the unit with the antenna included with the unit. To comply with Occupational/Controlled limits,
all persons must be at least 5.7 inches from the antenna while the unit is transmitting. Other antenna may
require lesser or greater distances to meet limits depending upon their gain relative to that tested. Higher gain
antennas are capable of yielding a higher RF energy density in the strongest part of their field and would,
therefore, require a greater separation from the antenna. This product is not designed to be used by the
general public in an uncontrolled environment unless compliance with the Uncontrolled/General Population limits
for RF exposure can be assured.
MOISTURE: PBS "D-Series" base radios are not
waterproof. DO NOT directly expose them to rain or
excessive moisture.
To ensure that exposure to RF electromagnetic energy is within the FCC allowable limits for occupational use,
always adhere to the following guidelines:
•
Use only the antenna(s) available from RITRON for these models. DO NOT operate the radio without an
antenna.
•
Keep talk times as short and infrequent as possible. DO NOT depress the PTT button when not actually
wishing to transmit. These radios are equipped with an internal timer to limit continuous transmit times.
EXTREME HEAT: High temperatures can damage the
radio and its components. DO NOT expose the units
to extreme heat or leave them in direct sunlight.
•
When transmitting, maintain a distance of at least 5.7 inches. DO NOT hold the radio in such a manner that
the antenna is next to, or touching, exposed parts of the body, especially the face or eyes while transmitting.
EXCESSIVE TRANSMISSIONS: DO NOT hold the
Push-To-Talk switch down longer than necessary
during transmission intervals.
•
DO NOT allow children to operate the radio.
CHEMICALS: Detergents, alcohol, aerosol sprays or
petroleum products can damage the radio case. DO
NOT use petroleum solvents of any kind; use a soft
cloth moistened with water to clean the case.
VIBRATION/ SHOCK: Although your PBS "D-Series"
base radio is designed to be rugged, it will not
survive excessive abuse. Avoid dropping the radio.
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When used as directed, this series of radios is designed to comply with the FCC’s RF exposure limits for
“Occupational Use Only”. In addition, they are designed to comply with the following Standards and Guidelines:
•
FCC OET Bulletin 65, Edition 97-01, Supplement C, Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human
Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields.
•
American National Standards Institute (C95.1-1992), IEEE Standard for Safety Levels with Respect to Human
Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 3 kHz to 300 GHz.
•
American National Standards Institute (C95.3-1992), IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of
Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields-RF and Microwave.
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TROUBLESHOOTING
CHART
NOTES
1. • Reception can often be improved if you
relocate by a short distance. This effect is
more noticeable inside buildings.
• The range of the PBS "D-Series" base radio
is approximately two miles, line-of-sight.
2. If your radio does not detect calls from other
radios on the channel, turn off Quiet Call by
pressing and holding both volume buttons at the
same time—a double beep indicates Quiet Call is
off.
3. • Without use of a repeater: To hear a call, select a
channel programmed to receive the caller's
transmit frequency. To call another unit, select a
channel programmed to transmit the other radio's
receive frequency.
• Using a repeater: A radio channel can hold two
separate operating frequencies, one for receive
and one for transmit. Your channel must work
with the repeater's transmit and receive
frequencies.
• NOTE: A dealer must program the radio for
repeater operation.
4. • An optional RM-7 Remote Speaker/
Microphone and headset, plus the CCL-M
12 VDC Adapter, allow operation in a
vehicle. See page ii for accessories.
5. • To "talk" with each other, radios must be
programmed identically for Quiet Call code, as
well as frequency. Each code is unique; radios
respond only to the code programmed.
• Press and hold both volume buttons at the same
time.
A single beep indicates Quiet Call squelch is on.
A double beep indicates Quiet Call squelch is off.
If you have trouble operating the base radio, review the Control & Operation, pages 2 through 5.
If you think the base radio is malfunctioning, check the list below.
Problem
Possible Solutions
GENERAL
The radio does not work at all.
Operating features do not work
exactly as expected.
Reception is poor.
You cannot hear calls from
other radios.
Your calls cannot be heard in
other radios.
• Make sure the 120 VAC outlet is active and the RPS-1A power supply is
connected.
• The radio has been dealer programmed for customized operation.
(Consult dealer.)
• Move to a different location. (See Note 1.)
• Confirm the proper antenna is connected to the radio.
• Use an optional high-gain antenna. See page ii, Optional Accessories.
• Turn off Quiet Call (coded) squelch. (See Note 2.)
• Ensure radio receives the same frequency the caller transmits. (See Note 3.)
• Make sure that your radio transmits on the receive frequency of the radio(s) you
want to call. (See Note 3.)
ERROR TONES
An error tone sounds when the
radio is first switched on.
An error tone occurs while
transmitting.
• See "Error Tones" on page 4.
• Refer to "Transmitter Time-Out," page 4.
QUIET CALL
You cannot screen out calls
from users outside of your Quiet
Call group.
You cannot hear Quiet Call
messages while in Quiet Call
(coded) squelch.
Others in your Quiet Call group
cannot hear your Quiet Call
messages.
• Make sure that the channel is programmed with Quiet Call.
• Activate coded squelch. (See Note 5.)
• Confirm that the channel is programmed to detect the same code as the calling
radio(s) transmits. (See Note 5.)
• Verify that you transmit the same code as the radio(s) you call are
programmed to detect. (See Note 5.)
SCAN
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page 10
FCC LICENSE REQUIRED
FCC REGULATIONS
LICENSING —
The FCC requires the owners of the radios to obtain a station license before using them.
The station licensee is responsible for ensuring that transmitter power, frequency and deviation are within
the limits specified by the station license. The station licensee is also responsible for proper operation and
maintenance of the radio equipment. This includes checking the transmitter frequency and deviation
periodically, using appropriate methods.
To get a FCC license for VHF or UHF frequencies, submit FCC application Form 600 as indicated in the
block at right. Your Ritron dealer can help you with this process.
SAFETY STANDARDS —
The FCC (with its action in General Docket 79-144, March 13, 1985) has adopted a safety standard for
human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated equipment. Ritron
observes these guidelines and recommends that you do also:
• DO NOT hold the radio so that the antenna is very close to or touching exposed parts of the body,
especially the face or eyes, while transmitting. Keep the radio vertical, four inches away while
talking into the front panel.
• DO NOT press the Push-To-Talk except when you intend to transmit.
• DO NOT operate radio equipment near electrical blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere.
• DO NOT allow children to play with any radio equipment that contains a transmitting device.
• Repair of Ritron products should be performed only by Ritron authorized personnel.
SERVICE
Federal law prohibits you from making any internal adjustments to the transmitter, and/ or from changing
transmit frequencies unless you are specifically designated by the licensee.
If your radio equipment fails to operate properly, or you wish to have the radio programmed, contact your
authorized dealer or Ritron.
RITRON, INC., Repair Department
505 West Carmel Drive
Carmel, IN 46032 USA
HOW TO OBTAIN AN FCC RADIO LICENSE
Federal Communications Commission
(FCC) Licensing Information
Because your Ritron radio operates on Private Land
Mobile frequencies, it is subject to the Rules and
Regulations of the FCC, which requires all operators
of these frequencies to obtain a station license before
operating their equipment. Make application for your
FCC license on FCC Forms 600 and 159.
To have forms and instructions faxed to you by
the FCC, call the FCC Fax-On-Demand system at
202-418-0177 from your fax machine;
request Document 000600 & Form 159.
To have Document 000600 & Form 159 mailed to you,
call the FCC Forms Hotline at
800-418-FORM (800-418-3676).
For help with questions concerning the
license application, contact the FCC at
888-CALL-FCC (888-225-5322).
You must decide which radio frequency(ies) you
can operate on before filling out your application.
For help determining your frequencies, call Ritron at
800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872).
Phone: 317-846-1201
FAX: 317-846-4978
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RITRON, INC. LIMITED WARRANTY
WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS
RITRON, INC. ("RITRON") provides the following warranty against defects in materials and/or
workmanship in RITRON Radios, Rechargeable Batteries and Accessories under normal use and
service during the applicable warranty period (as stated below). "Accessories" means antennas, holsters,
chargers, earphones, speaker/microphones and items contained in the programming and programming/
service kits. Rechargeable batteries will be replaced during the applicable warranty period only if leakage
occurs or the batteries drop below 75% of rated capacity.
WHAT IS COVERED
Portable JMX/ SST
Radios
FOR HOW LONG
1 year *
WHAT RITRON WILL DO
During the first year after date of purchase,Series
RITRON will repair or replace the defective
product, at RITRON's option, parts and
labor included at no charge.
RITRON Rechargeable
Batteries
1 year *
RITRON will replace the defective battery
Accessories
90 days *
* After date of purchase
WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER:
• Any technical information provided with the covered product or any other RITRON products;
• Installation, maintenance or service of the product, unless this is covered by a separate written
agreement with RITRON;
• Any products not furnished by RITRON which are attached or used with the covered product, or
defects or damage from the use of the covered product with equipment that is not covered (such as
defects or damage from the charging or use of batteries other than with covered product);
• Defects or damage, including broken antennas, resulting from:
- misuse, abuse, improper maintenance, alteration, modification, neglect, accident or act of God,
- the use of covered products other than in normal and customary manner or,
- improper testing or installation;
• Defects or damages from unauthorized disassembly, repair or modification, or where unauthorized
disassembly, repair or modification prevents inspection and testing necessary to validate warranty
claims;
• Defects or damages in which the serial number has been removed, altered or defaced.
• Batteries if any of the seals are not intact.
IMPORTANT: This warranty sets forth the full extent of RITRON’s express responsibilities regarding the
covered products, and is given in lieu of all other express warranties. What RITRON has agreed to do
above is your sole and exclusive remedy. No person is authorized to make any other warranty to you on
behalf of RITRON. Warranties implied by state law, such as implied warranties of merchantability and
fitness for a particular purpose, are limited to the duration of this limited warranty as it applies to the covered
product. Incidental and consequential damages are not recoverable under this warranty (this includes loss of
use or time, inconvenience, business interruption, commercial loss, lost profits or savings). Some states
do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, or limitation on
how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
Because each covered product system is unique, RITRON disclaims liability for range, coverage, or
operation of the system as a whole under this warranty.
WHO IS COVERED BY THIS WARRANTY
This warranty is given only to the purchaser or lessee of covered products when acquired for use, not resale.
This warranty is not assignable or transferable.
HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE
To receive warranty service, you MUST deliver or send the defective product, delivery costs and insurance
prepaid, within the applicable warranty period, to RITRON, INC., 505 West Carmel Drive, Carmel, Indiana
46032, Attention: Warranty Department.
Please point out the nature of the defect in as much detail as you can. You MUST retain your sales or lease
receipt (or other written evidence of the date of purchase) and deliver it along with the product. If
RITRON chooses to repair or replace a defective product, RITRON may replace the product or any part or
component with reconditioned product, parts or components. Replacements are covered for the balance of the
original applicable warranty period. All replaced covered products, parts or components become RITRON’s
property.
RIGHTS TO SOFTWARE RETAINED
Title and all rights or licenses to patents, copyrights, trademarks and trade secrets in any RITRON software
contained in covered products are and shall remain in RITRON. RITRON nevertheless grants you a limited
non-exclusive, transferable right to use the RITRON software only in conjunction with covered products. No
other license or right to the RITRON software is granted or permitted.
YOUR RIGHTS UNDER STATE LAW
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state.
WHERE THIS WARRANTY IS VALID
This warranty is valid only within the United States, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.
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Designed to work as an integrated system or as an add-on to virtually any existing two-way radio system
Quick Talk TM Alert
for Remote Monitoring
of any sensor or switch
Quick Talk OutPost TM XT
Ruggedized Two-Way Callbox
Quick Talk OutPost TM
Quick Assist ®
Basic Two-Way Callbox
Push-Button RF Transmitter
Battery-operated callboxes provide instant wireless communication over existing two-way radio systems
Wireless Intercom/Base Station
Desktop or Wall Mountable Radio
Pub. 14500036
REV. A
02-11
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