Ritron RIT23-150 VHF-FM PORTABLE TRANSCEIVER User Manual SLX Series UML 8 18 05 rearranged

Ritron Inc VHF-FM PORTABLE TRANSCEIVER SLX Series UML 8 18 05 rearranged

USERS MANUAL

Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comP/N  14500065 Rev A     12/05User  GuideJ SeriesJ Series
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comThank you for buying the Ritron J Series business band radio. For almost 30 years, Ritron has been a leader inproviding cost-effective, on-site communication equipment for businesses. The  J-Series radio will provide cost-effective  communication  for  schools,  retail  stores,  manufacturing,  warehousing,  construction  sites,  propertymanagement, hotel and motel management and many more. Ritron radio communication products improve efficiencyand safety in virtually any workplace environment. Ritron is the wireless connection for your on-site communicationneeds.NOTE: Please read all instructions in this manual.Two-way  RadioINCLUDED ITEMS2.5 Hour, Dual Slot ChargingStand  with  Power  SupplyUser Manual1800mAh Li-IonBattery Packwith attached Belt ClipVHF or UHF Antennai
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comFCC REGULATIONS, LICENSING ................................   1SAFETY STANDARDS ................................................   1SERVICE ...............................................................   1HOW TO OBTAIN AN FCC RADIO LICENSE .................   1ABOUT THIS USER GUIDE ........................................   2RADIO CONTROLS ...................................................   3RADIO BUTTONS & CONTROLS ..................................   4DISPLAY ICONS .......................................................   5ATTACHING THE BATTERY .........................................   6REMOVING THE BATTERY ..........................................   6J SERIES AUDIO ACCESSORIES .................................   7FAST RATE DUAL SLOT DROP-IN CHARGER .................   9ATTACHING THE A NTENNA ......................................... 10ON/OFF AND VOLUME CONTROL ............................. 10OPERATING THE RADIO ............................................ 11KEYPAD LOCK   .................................................. 11EMERGENCY CALL FEATURE (ORANGE BUTTON) ......... 11NOAA WEATHER RADIO    .................................... 12HOW TO READ-OUT FREQUENCY &TONE CODE SETTINGS   .................................. 13HOW TO PROGRAM PER-CHANNEL FEATURES  ...........  14TABLE #1 PROGRAMMABLE FREQUENCY CODES........... 15TABLE #2 INTERFERENCE ELIMINATORPROGRAMMABLE CODES.................................. 16TABLE #3 DIGITAL INTERFERENCE ELIMINATORPROGRAMMABLE CODES.................................. 16HOW TO PROGRAM RADIO-WIDE FEATURES............... 17HOW TO ASSIGN A FUNCTION TO A PKEYPROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION BUTTON  ................. 18HOW TO DELETE A CHANNEL  ............................... 19RITRON LIMITED WARRANTY    ................................ 20CONTENTSii© 2005 Ritron, Inc. All rights reserved. Ritron, Patriot, Jobcom, OutPost, GateGuard, Quiet Call and Quick Assist are registeredtrademarks of Ritron, Inc. Quick Talk, Liberty and RadioNexus are trademarks of Ritron, Inc.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comFCC  REGULATIONSLICENSING  The  FCC  requires  the  owners  of  J  Series  radios  to  obtain  a  sta-tionlicense  before  using  them.The  station  licensee  is  responsible  for  ensuring  that  transmitter  power,  frequencyand  deviation  are  within  the  limits  specified  by  the  station  license.  The  stationlicensee  is  also  responsible  for  proper  operation  and  maintenance  of  the  radioequipment.  This  includes  checking  the  transmitter  frequency  and  deviation  peri-odically,  using  appropriate  methods.To  get  a  FCC  license  for  VHF  or  UHF  frequencies,  submit  FCC  application  Form600  as  indicated  in  the  block  at  right.  Your  Ritron  dealer  can  help  you  with  this  pro-cess.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  fre-quency  electromagnetic  energy  emitted  by  FCC  regulated  equipment.  Ritron  ob-serves  these  guidelines  and  recommends  that  you  do  also: DO  NOT  hold  the  radio  so  that  the  antenna  is  very  close  to  or  touching  ex-posed  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  anexplosive  atmosphere. DO  NOT  allow  children  to  play  with  any  radio  equipment  that  contains  atransmitting  device. Repair  of  Ritron  products  should  be  performed  only  by  Ritron  authorizedpersonnel.Service - Federal law prohibits you from making any internal adjustments to thetransmitter, and/ or from changing transmit frequencies unless you arespecifically designated by  the licensee.If your radio equipment fails to operate properly, or you wish to have the radioprogrammed, contact your authorized dealer or Ritron.HOW  TO  OBTAIN  AN  FCC  RADIO  LICENSE            Federal Communications Commission (FCC)Licensing  InformationBecause your Ritron radio operates on Private LandMobile frequencies, it is subject to the Rules andRegulations of the FCC, which requires all operatorsof these frequencies to obtain a station licensebefore operating their equipment. Make applicationfor your FCC license on FCC Forms 600 and 159.To have forms and instructions faxed to you bythe FCC, call the FCC Fax-On-Demand systemat 202-418-0177 from your fax machine;request Document 000600 & Form 159.To have Document 000600 & Form 159 mailedto you, call the FCC Forms Hotline at800-418-FORM (800-418-3676).For help with questions concerning thelicense application, contact the FCC at888-CALL-FCC (888-225-5322).You must decide which radio frequency(ies) youcan operate on before filling out yourapplication; refer to Table 1 on page 15 of thismanual.For help  determining your frequencies, callRitron at 800-USA-1-USA  (800-872-1872).RITRON, INC.Repair  DepartmentP. O. Box 1998Carmel,  IN    46082-1998USAPhone:  317-846-1201FAX: 317-846-49781
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comAbout  This  User  GuideThis user guide covers two J Series model radios. Your model number is shown on the inside of the radio.2Model JV-110 JU-410Frequencv Band VHF UHFTransmit Pwr Out Hi/Lo (Watt) 5/2 * 4/2 *Channel  Capacity up to 10 + WX up to 10Selectable  Frequency   Codes 26 77Interference  Eliminator  Codes 158  possible 158  possibleNOAA Weather Channel 7  possible N/AProgramble  Function  Buttons 3  assignable  PFBs 3  assignable  PFBsEmergency Call Feature Yes YesVoice  Scrambler Yes YesVOX Capability Yes Yes*  Per  FCC  regulations  certain  frequencies  (see  frequency  listing)  are  pre-set  to  operate  at  2  Watt  maximum.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comRadio ControlsFIG. - 2:10. Accessory ConnectorConnects  headsets,  remote  speaker/microphones  and  other  accessories.  Replaceattached dust cap when not in use.11. Spring Action Belt Clip12. Battery Release LatchesFIG. - 3:P Keys or Programmable Function Buttons (PFB)These buttons can be re-programmed for one of severalfunctions refer to page 18.FIG. - 1:  1. On-Off / Volume KnobTurn clockwise to turn the radio ON. Turn fullycounter clockwise to turn OFF. Rotate to adjustvolume.  2. Push to Talk Button (PTT)Push and hold to transmit; release to listen.  3. Up/ Down Scroll Buttons  4. LED IndicatorLights RED while transmitting.Lights Green while receiving a call.  5. LCD Display  6. Keypad Lock/MenuKeypad Lock function is  permanently assigned tothis button in normal operation. Also serves as MenuButton  in  programming  mode.  See  additional  noteson page 11.  7. Microphone  8. Speaker  9. Antenna3The numbers below refer to the illustrations on the next page.(press  momentarily)(on radio)     P Key Location Default Function        P1 P (front) Scan        P2 Orange (top) Emergency Call        P3 Side Monitor
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comRadio Buttons & ControlsFIG.-19   Antenna1   Volume Knob8   Speaker7   Microphone3   Up / DownScroll5   LCD Display2   PTT Button4   TX/RX LED6   Keypad Lock/     Menu4FIG.-210   Accessory       Connector11   Spring Action        Belt Clip12   BatteryRelease  Latches(right & Left sides)FIG.-3P1P3P2 (Orange)3  ProgrammableFunction  Buttons
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comScan  Indicator   Appears  when  ChannelScan is ON.Display IconsTo provide additional feedback to the radio user, theLED display has several status icons. Some statusicons are radio wide. Other icons appear only IF thefeature is set to ON for the current operating channel.  Symbol Name/FunctionSignal Strength Indicator   showsreceived  signal  strength  of  an  incomingcall.Full  circle  =  strong  signal¾  circle  =  moderate  signal½  circle  =  acceptable  signal¼ circle  = very weak signalH/L - Indicates  power (High or Low) settingof  individual  channel.Keypad Lock  Appears when keypad lockis  ON.Bell  Appears when keypad tones areON.Battery  Level  Indicator:3 Bars = full charge2 bars  = 66%1 = bar 33%Hands-Free  VOX  Indicator    Appearswhen  Hands-Free  feature  is  ON.  Symbol Name/FunctionScrambler  Indicator    Appears  whenVoice  Scrambler  is  ON.Talk Around  Indicator   Appears  whenradio is operating  on  the Talk Aroundchannel.5
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com1. Fit the tabs at the bottom of the batteryinto the slots at the bottom of the radios body.2. Press the top part of the battery towards theradio until both latches firmly attach to theradio.Attaching the Battery1. Turn off the radio.2. Slide the latches located on both sides of thebattery downwards at the same time.3. Pull the top part of the battery away from theradios body, and remove the battery.Removing the Battery122316
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comJ Series Audio AccessoriesRitron offers a wide range of audio accessories and headsets to help customize your J Series radio for yourapplication. All J Series audio accessories include a durable, injection molded strain relief. The strain reliefkeeps the audio accessory firmly attached to the J Series radio during use and attaches to the radio using 2Phillips head screws (provided).    12356 1. To attach audio accessory to the J Series radio- first remove the Phillips head screw holding the rubberdust cover in place. (see diagram below).2. Remove the Phillips head screw on the inside bottom of the dust cover area.3. Remove inner foam gasket.4. Place these items  in a secure  place for future  possible use.5. Attach audio accessory to the J Series radio. (see diagram for proper position of strain relief). Cordleading to the headset or speaker mic of the accessory must be directed toward the top of the radio.6. Do NOT over-tighten or apply excessive force when securing Phillips heads screws. Snug top andbottom screws down to the molded strain  relief.7
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comRSM-5X  Remote Speaker Microphone w/ rotatingspring action clipSpeaker/mic can  be attached  to clothing  close tomouth  and  ears  allowing  easier  communicationwithout removing radio from  belt.RHD-10X  Earbud w/ pendant PTT w/ built-inmicrophone and clip.Enables private listening and great for noisyenvironments. Mic with PTT can be attached to clothingfor easy activation.RHD-11X  Security type earpiece w/ pendant PTTwith built-in microphone and clip.Allows private listening and remote PTT forapplications  requiring  more  discrete  communications.RHD-12X  Lightweight behind-the-head headset w/boom mic and pendant PTT.Great for noisy environments! Single ear headset withboom mic and in-line  PTT.8RSM-5XRHD-12XRHD-10XRHD-11XNote:  All J Series audio accessories are VOX capable.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comFast Rate Dual Slot Drop-in Charger (BC-JX)The enclosed dual slot charger can charge two batteries sequentially. The front slot must be complete(green) before it will charge the 2nd slot. Note: Charge battery completely before use!A completely discharged pack will be rechargedin approximately 2.5 hours.Place radio with attached battery packor battery pack only (see slots forbattery only)Place spare battery pack in slotwith label facing forward* Use only a Ritron  approved 110 VAC  adapter.* Do not attempt to   repair.* Do not attempt to   charge any other    brand of battery!* Do not expose to   rain, snow, or    moisture.* Do not use an   extension cord to    run power to the    charger.LED StatusRed ChargingGreen CompleteAmber Waiting Input  For  Ritron110  VAC Adapter9Front Slot LEDIndicator Rear Slot LEDIndicator
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com1. To turn the radio ON, turn the knob clockwise.To turn the radio OFF, turn the knob fully counterclockwise.2. To adjust volume UP, turn the knob clockwise.To turn the volume DOWN, turn the knob counterclockwise.1. Align the threaded end of the antenna with theradios antenna connector.2. Turn the antenna clockwise to attach to the radio.Attaching the Antenna* Do not use radio or activate transmitter unless antenna is securely fastened to radio.* Do not use any portable radio that has a damaged antenna.NOTE:ON/OFF and Volume Control10
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comSelect the desired channel by using the Up/Down button. When  held down, channels  changecontinuously.To check channel activity, press the monitorbutton.To talk, press and hold the PTT button and speakinto the microphone on the radio.  Release tolisten.Note: For  maximum clarity  hold the  radio 2-3  inches awayfrom your mouth and speak in a normal tone of voice.Operating the RadioThis radio offers up to 10 channels.11Emergency Call Feature(Default P2 Key-orange button)The  Emergency  Call  feature  allows  the  radio  user  toimmediately notify all other radios on the same channel.For  example,  if  the  radio  user  should  become  injured,trapped  or  is  in  danger, a  simple  push  of  the  orangebutton (factory default) will activate the Emergency Callfeature.The Emergency Call feature operates as follows:1. Press and hold for 2 seconds the P Keyprogrammed to activate the Emergency Call feature(factory default is the P2 Key  orange button on topof the radio).2. The radio then sends an alert tone to all other radioson the same channel. Alert tone also sounds in thespeaker of the radio.3. Transmitter on sending radio will automatically keyup and transmit for a number of seconds after thealert tone ends.4. This allows any audio present at the initiating radioto be transmitted hands free to all other radios onthe system; e.g. a call for help.Default Setting: The Emergency Call will repeat 2 timesand  can  be  cancelled  at  anytime  by  momentarilypressing the appropriate P KEY (orange button).Keypad LockThe   button serves  as  the  keypad  lock.  To  turn  ON,PRESS AND HOLD the    button for 3 seconds.  Keypadlock icon will be displayed when ON.  To turn OFF, pressand HOLD   button for 3 seconds, keypad lock icon willdisappear.    Keypad  lock  feature  prevents  accidentalactivation of the buttons on the front of the radio (the PTTbutton, P2 and P3 keys do not lock).
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comNOAA Weather Radio (NWR) Feature12As  an  added  benefit,  your  J  Series  radio  is capable  ofreceiving broadcasts from the National Weather Service.Use  this  extremely  useful  feature  during  times  ofhazardous weather or simply to better schedule activitiesthat are weather dependent.The  National  Weather  Service  (NWR)  broadcasts  aretransmitted  24  hours  a  day,  7  days  a  week.  Your  areahas  a  specific  NOAA  weather  frequency.  To  find  thefrequency for your area go to:http://www.nws.noaa.gov/nwr/nwrbro.htmClick on your state. Then click on the county closest toyou. You will see a frequency listed. Match the frequencyfor  your  area  with  1  of  the  7  listed  in  the  table  on  thispage.Refer  to  page 17  [NOAA  WX]  How To  Program  Radio-Wide    Features  for  details  on  how  to  program  yourJ Series radio to a National Weather Service frequency.When youve programmed the NOAA WX feature into yourradio,  [NOAA  WX]  will  appear  as  the  last  channelprogrammed in your radio.You  may  select  from  the  National  Weather  Servicefrequencies  listed  below:NOAA WEATHER BROADCAST FREQUENCY TABLE Code  FrequencyW1 162.400W2 162.425W3 162.450W4 162.475W5 162.500W6 162.525W7 162.550
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com13How To Read-Out Frequency and Tone Code SettingsStep 4. Radio will then display [READY] and return to normal operation.Step 5. To read-out a different channel repeat steps 1-4 for each channel.Step 6. Turn radio OFF then ON again to return to normal operation.Note: If no Tone Code is programmed, the display will read: [ T 4  4  2T X ] 44 = No Tone*  If no 2-Tone Code is programmed, display will read:  [ 2T X  ].  2-Tone feature not available in all J Series models.This step allows you to read-out on a per-channel-basis what the frequency code and interference eliminatortone code settings are in your radio.Step 1. With radio ON, select the channel # you want to read-out.Step 2. Turn radio OFF,Step 3. HOLD the        button and Turn radio ON.Note: Continue to HOLD        button until the following appears on the display:     Frequency  Tone      2-Tone*   Ch #       Code #  Code # Code #   Display will read for 3 seconds =   [CH  _  _ F _  _ ]    then .   [T _ _ _      2T _ ]
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comHow To Program Per-Channel FeaturesTo match other radios, the owner can select from a table of frequency codes and interference eliminator codes. Inorder to talk to other radios, the channel must be programmed to the same frequency and the same tone code.The following list of features can be programmed on a Per-Channel basis.14    Options Description  of  the  feature[FREQ] Codes Select a Frequency code for a channel. Choose from 26 VHF frequencies or 77 UHF frequencies.[TONE] Codes Select a Tone code for  channel. Choose from 158 interference eliminator codes. Tone codes screen-outother users not in your group. All radios must be the same code to talk.[CH SCAN] Select ON to mark a channel to be included in the scan list. Select OFF (default) to delete a channelfrom  the  scan  list.  Marked  channels  will  be  scanned  when  Scan feature is activated. You  mustassign Scan function to a programmable function button (PFB) to activate. See Radio-Wide andPFB Programming.[SCRAMBLE] Select ON to activate Voice Scrambling for a specific channel. If ON, icon will be displayed and  radiowill operate in Scramble mode on this channel. To be heard, all radios must have Scramble ON.    [VOX] Select ON to activate Hands-Free VOX for a specific channel. No accessory required. If ON, radio willoperate Hands-Free on this channel and icon will be displayed. To adjust level of audio required totrigger radio transmitter refer to page 17 [VOX LEV] How To Program Radio-Wide Features.Step 1. HOLD Push-To-Talk button and turn radio ON.Step 2. Radio will sound triple beep, then [CH  PROG] willbe displayed for 3 sec. Then [CH  1] or theprogrammed name will be displayed.Step 3. Use             to select the desired channel[CH _ _ ], pick 1-10.Step 4. Press       for Per Channel option (see list above).Step 5. Use             to go to a specific option; e.g. [FREQ],[TONE], [2-TONE], [CH SCAN], [SCRAMBLE], [VOX].Step 6. Press       to select a desired option e.g. [FREQ].Display will then show current setting of theselected option.Step 7. Use    Buttons to scroll option sub-list; e.g.[FREQ] codes or [TONE] code lists.Step 8. Press   button to SAVE selection. Display willshow selected feature. Example: [FREQ].Step 9. Use    to select a different Per-ChannelFeature for the channel; e.g. [TONE]  and RepeatSteps 7   8 or...Step10. To select a different channel to program, PRESS theOrange button on top of the radio. Display willshow the last channel programmed; e.g. [CH  1].Repeat Steps 3  8  or...Step11. To return to normal operation turn radio OFF andthen ON.Important: If a Frequency Code is changed you must also reprogram the Tone Code.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.com*2-digit Frequency placeholder code (Refer toHow to Delete a Channel on page 19).** MURS frequencies - The 5 MURS frequenciesdo not require an FCC license. All otherfrequencies require an FCC license. Refer  topage 1 for license information.VHF MURS ** Code MHz Color BandNo. Dot Width-- NONE *^01 154.6000 Green Dot 2 5^02 154.5700 Blue Dot 25^19 151.8200 MURS 12.5^20 151.8800 MURS 12.5^21 151.9400 MURS 12.5^22 154.6000 MURS/Green12.5^23 154.5700 MURS/Blue12.5VHF Business Band Code MHz Color BandNo. Dot Width03 151.6250 Red Dot 2504 151.9550 Purple Dot 2505 151.9250 2506 154.5400 2507 154.5150 2508 154.6550 2509 151.6850 2510 151.7150 2511 151.7750 2512 151.8050 2513 151.8350 2514 151.8950 2515 154.4900 25 16 151.6550 2517 151.7450 2518 151.8650 2524 151.7000 12.525 151.7600 12.5 26 152.7000 25UHF Business BandCode MHz Color BandNo. Dot Width^27 467.8750 Gold Star 12.5^28 467.9000 Red Star 12.5^29 467.9250 Blue Star 12.530 461.0375 12.531 461.0625 12.532 461.0875 12.533 461.1125 12.5 34 461.1375 12.535 461.1625 12.5 36 461.1875 12.537 461.2125 12.538 461.2375 12.539 461.2625 12.540 461.2875 12.541 461.3125 12.542 461.3375 12.543 461.3625 12.544 462.7625 12.545 462.7875 12.5 46 462.8125 12.547 462.8375 12.548 462.8625 12.549 462.8875 12.550 462.9125 12.551 464.4875 12.552 464.5125 12.5 UHF Business Band Code MHz Color BandNo. Dot Width-- NONE *^01 467.7625 J 25 ^02 467.8125 K 25   03 464.5500 Yellow Dot 25  04 464.5000 Brown Dot 25^05 467.8500 Silver Star 25^06 467.8750 Gold Star 25^07 467.9000 Red Star 25^08 467.9250 Blue Star 25  09 469.2625 25   10 462.5750 White Dot 25  11 462.6250 Black Dot 25  12 462.6750 Orange Dot 25  13  464.3250 25  14 464.8250 25  15 469.5000 25   16 469.5500 25  17 463.2625 25   18 464.9125 25   19 464.6000 25  20 464.7000 25  21 462.7250 25  22 464.5000 Brown Dot 12.5  23 464.5500 Yellow Dot 12.5^24 467.7625 J 12.5 ^25 467.8125 K 12.5 ^26 467.8500 Silver Star 12.5Per FCC rules and regulations, agiven radio must not beprogrammed to contain a mix ofboth VHF Business Band and VHFMURS frequencies.RADIO    PROGRAMMINGTABLE  #1:    PROGRAMMABLE  FREQUENCY  CODES15^ By FCC rule these frequencies arelimited to 2 Watt maximum power output.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comUHF Business Band Code MHz Color BandNo. Dot Width 53 464.5375 12.5  54 464.5625 12.5  55 466.0375 12.5 56 466.0625 12.5 57 466.0875 12.5 58 466.1125 12.5  59 466.1375 12.5 60 466.1625 12.5 61 466.1875 12.5 62 466.2125 12.5 63 466.2375 12.5 64 466.2625 12.5 65 466.2875 12.5 66 466.3125 12.5 67 466.3375 12.5 68 466.3625 12.5 ^69 467.7875 12.5 ^70 467.8375 12.5 ^71 467.8625 12.5 ^72 467.8875 12.5 ^73 467.9125 12.5 74 469.4875 12.5 75 469.5125 12.5  76 469.5375 12.5  77 469.5625 12.5 TABLE  #2:  INTERFERENCE  ELIMINATORPROGRAMMABLE  QC  TONE  CODESTABLE  #3:  DIGITAL  INTERFERENCE  ELIMINATORPROGRAMMABLE  DQC CODESCode Numbers356364365371411412413423431432445446452454455023025026031032036043047051053054065071072073074114115116122125131132134143145152155156162165172174205212223225226243244245246251252255261263265266271274306311315325331332343346351462464465466503506516523532546565606612624627631632645654662664703712723731732734743754-- NONE01           67.0 18         123.0 3 5           225.702           71.9 19         127.3 3 6           233.603           74.4 20         131.8 3 7           241.804           77.0 21         136.5 3 8           250.305           79.7 22         141.3 3 9             69.406           82.5 23         146.2 4 0           159.807           85.4 24         151.4 41           165.508           88.5 25         156.7 42           171.309           91.5 26         162.2 4 3           177.310           94.8 27         167.9 44 No Tone11 97.4 28         173.8 45           183.512         100.0 29 179.9 46           189.913         103.5 3 0         186.2 47           196.614         107.2 3 1         192.8 48           199.515         110.9 32         203.5 49           206.516         114.8 33         210.7 50           229.117         118.8 34         218.1 51           254.1Code No.   Hz Code No.    Hz Code No.    HzRADIO    PROGRAMMINGTABLE  #1:  CONT.16^ By FCC rule these frequencies arelimited to 2 Watt maximum power output.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comHow To Program Radio-Wide FeaturesThe following list of features can be programmed on a Radio-Wide basis.  These settings will uniformly affectradio operation on all channels.17Options Description  of  the  feature[VOX LEV] Select VOX Level. 0 to 15, Higher number = Lower level of audio required to key radio transmitter.Ex:15 = whisper trigger. Must also program channel for VOX operation. See page 14.[SQ LEV] Select Squelch Level. 0 to15, Higher number = decreases receiver sensitivity. With higher number theradio  will hear  only  the  strongest,  closest signals.[EMERGENC] Factory Default = [ON] and feature is by factory default assigned to P2 Key. Can turn feature OFF or ON. IfON, must also assign this feature to one of the Programmable Function Button. See page 18.[P1 Key] Factory Default = [SCAN KEY]. Allows access to one specific feature. See page 18 for list.[P2 Key] Factory Default = [EMERGENC]. Allows access to one specific feature. See page 18 for list.[P3 Key] Factory Default =  [MONITOR]. Allows access to one specific feature. See  page 18 for list.[ALERTS] Factory Default = [ON]. Select ON for keypad tones when button is pressed. Icon will be displayed whenON. Keypad Tones OFF allows silent operation.[EAR PTT] Select ON if earphone only is used. When earphone only is connected to radio, microphone on radio will beactive when PTT is pressed.[WEATHER] Factory Default = [W7]. Select NONE or choose from 7 National Weather Broadcast RX frequencies. Ifselected, [NOAA WX] will be displayed after last programmed channel. Choose [NONE] to turn feature OFF.Go  to  www.noaa.nws.gov/nws/nwrbro/htm  to  find  frequency  of  NOAA Weather  Broadcast  for  your  area.To Program Radio-Wide Settings:Step 1. HOLD the MONITOR button and turn radio ON. Radiowill sound triple beep, then [PROGRAM ] will flashon the display for 3 sec. [VOX LEV] will appear firston display.Step 2. Use  buttons to scroll to one of the Radio-Wide features. e.g. [VOX LEV], [SQ LEV],[EMERGENC], [P1 KEY], [P2 KEY], [P3 KEY],[ALERTS], [EAR PTT], OR [WEATHER (VHF only)].Step 3. Press       for the current setting of the selectedRadio-Wide feature.Step 4. Use   buttons to scroll sub-list settingoptions such as; [1-15] Level Settings; ON or OFFSetting; or individual   Key function options.Step 5. Press button    to SAVE the sub-list settingselection. Display will then return to selectedRadio-Wide feature,Step 6. To program another Radio-Wide setting repeatSteps 2 - 5  or...Step 7. To return to normal operation turn radio OFF andthen ON.VHF models only
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comHow To Assign A Function To A P KEY (Programmable Function Button)There are 3 Programmable Function Buttons on the J Series radio (P1, P2 and P3). See FIG 3 below for theirlocation on the radio. You can assign each of these buttons or P keys to perform 1 specific function whenpressed. The functions you may choose from are listed below:18Options Description  of  the  feature[NONE]P KEY will perform no function  when pressed.[SCAN KEY] When P  KEY  pressed,  radio  will  scan  markedchannels. Icon will display when ON. See CH SCANon page 14.[EMERGENC] When P KEY pressed, radio sends Emergency signalto other radios  on same frequency.[CALL KEY] Press and hold the P KEY to send a unique Call Toneto let others know you are about to talk.[MONITOR] When P KEY pressed, radio will monitor traffic on thechannel  without  tone.[TX PWR KEY] When P KEY pressed, will toggle* transmit power ofselected channel frequency, between HI  and  LOWpower. Icon H or L will be displayed.To Program  P KEYs :Step 1. HOLD the MONITOR button and turn radio ON. Radiowill sound triple beep, then [PROGRAM] will flashon the display for 3 sec. [VOX LEV] will appear firston display.Step 2. Use    buttons to scroll to the PFB you wish toprogram: [P1 KEY], [P2 KEY] or [P3 KEY].Step 3. Press   to see current setting of the specificP KEY you have selected.Step 4. Use    buttons to scroll sub-list settingoptions listed above.Step 5. Press the button   to SAVE your sub-listing option.Display will then show the last P KEY programmed;e.g.  [P_ KEY].Step 6. To program another [P_ KEY] repeat Steps 2 - 5or...Step 7. To return to normal operation turn radio OFF andthen ON.P1P3P2 (Orange)3  ProgrammableFunction  Buttons* NOTE: Certain frequencies are limited by the FCC to 2 Watt maximum output. See pages 16 & 16.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comHow To Delete A ChannelTo delete a channel from your channel list, follow these instructions. Deleting a channel will remove that channelnumber from the display. It is not necessary to delete a channel if you merely wish to change the frequency and/or tone settings. To change frequency or tone settings see How To Program Per-Channel Features on page 14.19To Program Channel Delete:Step 1. HOLD Push-To-Talk button and turn radio ON.Step 2. Radio will sound triple beep, then [CH  PROG] willflash on display for 3 sec. Then [CH  1] or aprogrammed name will appear on the display.Step 3. Use   to select the channel you want todelete [CH _ _], 1-10.Step 4. Press    for Per-Channel Feature listStep 5. Display will show [FREQ].Step 6. Press    to select [FREQ]. Display will thenshow current frequency code for the channel; e.g.[F C_ _ ].Step 7. Use    buttons to scroll to [NONE]Step 8. Press   button to SAVE [NONE] selection.Display will show selected feature; e.g. [FREQ].Step 9. To select a different channel, PRESS the P2 Key(orange button) on the top of radio. Display willshow the last channel deleted; e.g. [CH  1].Repeat Steps 3  8 orStep 10. To return to normal operation turn radio OFF andthen ON.Step 11. The channel(s) you deleted will not appear onthe display in normal operation.
Have questions? Call 800-USA-1-USA (800-872-1872) or visit our website at www.ritron.comWHAT  THIS  WARRANTY  COVERS:  RITRON,  INC.  ("RITRON")  pro-vides  the  following  warranty  against  defects  in  materials  and/or  work-manship  in  RITRON  JV-110  AND  JU-410  PORTABLE  RADIOS  undernormal  use  and  service  during  the  applicable  warranty  period,  asstated  below.  "Accessories"  means  antennas,  holsters,  chargers,  ear-phones,  speaker/microphones,  and  items  contained  in  the  program-ming  and  programming/service  kits.  Rechargeable  batteries  will  be  re-placed  during  the  applicable  warranty  period  only  if  leakage  occurs  orthe  batteries  drop  below  75%  of  rated  capacity.WHAT  THIS  WARRANTY  DOES  NOT  COVER: Any  technical  information  provided  with  the  covered  product  or  anyother  products; Installation,  maintenance  or  service  of  the  product,  unless  this  iscovered  by  a  separate  written  agreement  with  RITRON; Any  products  not  furnished  by  RITRON  which  are  attached  or  usedwith  the  covered  product,  or  defects  or  damage  from  the  use  of  thecovered  product  with  equipment  that  is  not  covered; Defects  or  damage,  including  broken  antennas,  resulting  from:-  misuse,  abuse,  improper  maintenance,  alteration,  modification,neglect,  accident  or  act  of  God,  or,-  the  use  of  covered  products  other  than  in  normal  and  customarymanner,  or,-  improper  testing  or  installation; Defects  or  damages  from  unauthorized  disassembly,  repair  ormodification,  or  where  unauthorized  disassembly,  repair  or  modifica-tion  prevents  inspection  and  testing  necessary  to  validate  warrantyclaims; Defects  or  damages  in  which  the  serial  number  has  been  removed,altered  or  defaced.IMPORTANT:    This  warranty  sets  forth  the  full  extent  of  RITRON's  ex-press  responsibilities  regarding  the  covered  products,  and  is  given  inlieu  of  all  other  express  warranties.  What  RITRON  has  agreed  to  doabove  is  your  sole  and  exclusive  remedy.  No  person  is  authorized  tomake  any  other  warranty  to  you  on  behalf  of  RITRON.  Warranties  im-plied  by  state  law,  such  as  implied  warranties  of  merchantability  andfitness  for  a  particular  purpose,  are  limited  to  the  duration  of  this  lim-ited  warranty  as  it  applies  to  the  covered  product.  Incidental  and  con-sequential  damages  are  not  recoverable  under  this  warranty  (this  in-cludes  loss  of  use  or  time,  inconvenience,  business  interruption,  com-mercial  loss,  lost  profits  or  savings).  Some  states  do  not  allow  theexclusion  or  limitation  of  incidental  or  consequential  damages,or  limitation  on  how  long  an  implied  warranty  lasts,  so  theabove  limitations  or  exclusions  may  not  apply  to  you.  Becauseeach  covered  product  system  is  unique,  RITRON  disclaims  liabil-ity  for  range,  coverage,  or  operation  of  the  system  as  a  wholeunder  this  warranty.WHO  IS  COVERED  BY  THIS  WARRANTY:      This  warranty  is  givenonly  to  the  purchaser  or  lessee  of  covered  products  when  acquired  foruse,  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  in-surance  prepaid,  within  the  applicable  warranty  period,  to  RITRON,INC.,  505  West  Carmel  Drive,  Carmel,  Indiana  46032,  Attention:    War-ranty  Department.  Please  point  out  the  nature  of  the  defect  in  asmuch  detail  as  you  can.  You  MUST  retain  your  sales  or  lease  re-ceipt  (or  other  written  evidence  of  the  date  of  purchase)  and  de-liver  it  along  with  the  product.  If  RITRON  chooses  to  repair  or  re-place  a  defective  product,  RITRON  may  replace  the  product  or  anypart  or  component  with  reconditioned  product,  parts  or  components.Replacements  are  covered  for  the  balance  of  the  original  applicablewarranty  period.  All  replaced  covered  products,  parts  or  componentsbecome  RITRON's  property.RIGHTS  TO  SOFTWARE  RETAINED:      Title  and  all  rights  or  licenses  topatents,  copyrights,  trademarks  and  trade  secrets  in  any  RITRONsoftware  contained  in  covered  products  are  and  shall  remain  inRITRON.  RITRON  nevertheless  grants  you  a  limited  non-exclusive,transferable  right  to  use  the  RITRON  software  only  in  conjunction  withcovered  products.  No  other  license  or  right  to  the  RITRON  software  isgranted  or  permitted.YOUR  RIGHTS  UNDER  STATE  LAW:      This  warranty  gives  you  spe-cific  legal  rights,  and  you  may  also  have  other  rights  which  vary  fromstate  to  state.WHERE  THIS  WARRANTY  IS  VALID:      This  warranty  is  valid  onlywithin  the  United  States,  the  District  of  Columbia  and  Puerto  Rico.RITRON, INC. LIMITED WARRANTYWHAT  IS  COVERED FOR  HOW  LONG WHAT  RITRON  WILL DOJ  Series 1  year * During  the  first  year  after  datePortable  Radio of  purchase,  RITRON  will  repairor  replace  the  defective  product,at  RITRON's  option,  parts  andlabor  included  at  no  charge.Ritron  Rechargeable 1    year  * Ritron  willl  replace  the  defectiveBatteries batteryAccessories 90  days *          *After  date  of  purchase20
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