TYT ELECTRONICS TH-UV3R Two-way Radio User Manual 1

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User Manual
Two-way radio
Brand : TYT
FCC ID: PODTH-UV3R
Model : TH-UV3R.TH-UVGR.YH-UV7R.TH-UV8R
1'0 GIIS'I'DMEIIS
Thank you very much for using our two way radio.
This radio of modern design is reasonable structure
with stable functions. It is designed to meet different
customers' need for high quality with easy operation
and perfect capablity. We believe you are pleased with
its nice shape and excellent performance.
This manual is suitable for using the model of TH-UV3R.
Main Functions
Dual band, dual nlsplay anu dual standby
Compact and easy to operate
Chinese and Engl sh vonco prompl
Voice scrambler
COMP func‘bon
Channel ramc ed ling
Dual watching function
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CTCSSI’DCS scanning
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Full lroqwncy range nosign
Wldo l'euucncy coverage
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Power protection 'uncu’on
Programmable mululunctlon koy
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PC programmmg and banory merging arc compaublc
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Using Tips
Unpacking and Checking Equipment
Charging Precaution
Charging Operation
Installation of Accessories
Radio Illustration
LCD Display
Working Mode
Shortcut Operation
Number Key Operation
Set Menu Mode
Menu Operatan
Description And Setting of Function Menu
Specification
Using tips
Unpacking and checking equipments
Using tips
Please read the lollowing brief instructions, non-compliance with these rules may cause
danger or violate the law.
I Obey the local government regulation before using this radio, improper use may violate
the law and be punished
I Turn off the radio betore entering flammable or explosive areas.
I Do not charge or change the battery in flammable or explosive areas.
I Turn on the radio beiore getiing close to the blasting zone or detonaior areas.
I Do not use radio whose antenna is damaged, touching or damaged antenna Will cause
heat injury.
I Do not attempt to open the radio, the maintenance work should be done by technical
expert only.
I To avoid troubles caused by electromagnetic interierence or electromagnetic compatibility,
please turn off the radio in places where have the banner "Do not use wrreless equipment",
such as hospital and other healthcare places
I in the car With an airbag, do not put the radio within the scope of the airbag deployment.
I Do not store the radio under the direct sunshine or in not areas.
I When you transmit with the radio, do keep away from its antenna for Born at least
I if the radio appears smelly or smoke, please shutoff its power immediately and conlact
wrth your local dealer.
I Do not transmit too long, for the radio may neat and hurt the user
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Unpacking and checking equipment
Welcome to use 710' THeUVSR twoeway radio. Carefully unpack the radio.
We recommend you check the items listed in the following table before discar
ding the package. If any item is missing, please contact local dealer immediately.
Supplied accessories:
Mainframe Antenna (l) Liston battery(‘l) Charger Charger“)
TH-UV3R(1)Adapter(1l
Handstrap(1BeltC|Ip(l Verilication (1) User's Manual (1)
Note: The antenna trequency range please rerers to the annular label at the pattern or antenna
Charging Precaution
The supplied battery pack of TH-UV3R is a high-performance Lirion battery with 3 7V standard
vollage,1300mAh high capacity in a very compact package Under normal use, the battery
pack may be used tor approximately 500 charge cycles and more. after which operating
time maybe expected to decrease If you have an old battery pack which is displaying
capacity which has become diminished, you should replace the pack with a new one.
Please use TW' designated battery; other batteries can cause explosion and hurt people
Notice: I Please do not short-circuit the battery terminals or expose otin fire. Do not disassemble
C HARG | N G BATTERY PAC K the battery unauthorized.
I Charge the battery between temperature or and 45v. The battery can not be normally
IN STALAT I o N o F AC G E58 0 RI ES charged beyond this temperature range
I Please turn oil the transceiver when you charge it Transmitting with the transceiver in
charge will atrect its normal charge
I Do not unplug the PowerAdapteror battery when it is charged
I it the battery pack lasts sherlly even it is lull at power. ll shows that lhe battery is
depleted, please change the battery pack.
I Please do not charge when the battery or the radio is wet. Please dry it with a cloth
betore charging to avoid any danger
Warnlng: When the conductive metals such as jewelery, key or decorative chains touch the
battery terminals, all the batteries are likely to cause damage to the items or personal
iniury These conductive metals may rbrrn a short circuit and generates rnuch heat
Do deal wtth any battery careruliy, especially when put it into pocket, wallet or other
metallic containers
Charging Operation
Alter installing the battery pack. it the battery icon shows C 1, it means that the battery pack
is out of power. Please charge it.
i) Normal charging
Turn oft the transceiver. Remove the battery pack out and put it into the charger. Connect
Power Adapter to the charger. If the charger indicator light turns red. it is charging
normally. When the charger light turns to green after charging is completed. remove the
Power Adapter tirst then get out at the battery pack.it is luil With power now.
Note: . it is abnormal in case oi the charger blinking berore sliding the battery pack into the
charger
- it the indicator light is biinking atter sliding the battery pack into the charger. maybe the
battery pack is damaged or over environment temperature.
- Dcnt remove the battery pack untii the charger indicator iight IS stable.
2) Using PowerAdapter
tlyou forget the charger and only have Power Adapter, you can use Power Adapterto
charge the TH-UV3R directly, as shown in the illustration to EXT DC lack
3) Using Program Cable
if you have program cable and PC. that Will be
more convenient to connect the transceiver to
the Pc and get charging. That'sTHrUV3R new
feature and will give you great convenience
Both method 2 and 3 can see the charging
Situation through battery capacity indicator icon
on the radio
Indicator light of charger will show charging condition
Indicator Icon Situation
C blinks Charging
G-EI is full Completed
Battery Tips‘
. The battery is not fully charged in lactory. please charge belore using it
. Charge and discharge the battery for two or three times, the battery capacity will reach
the best condition When the battery capacity Is low, please charge or change the battery
I The battery lasts shortly even if it is l‘ully charged, the battery is depleted, please
contact your local dealer to buy a new authentic TYT battery.
INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES
Installation of Battery Pack
i)Siide the Battery Cover Latch to Unlock position---in direction of the arrowhead (D , then
siide the Battery Cover toward the bottom to remove it out-nirt direction oi arrowhead®.
Picture 1
2) Instaii the suppiied battery pack into Battery Compartment correctly Picture 2
Picture 1 Picture 2
Picture 3
a) Return Battery Cover back and slide the Battery Cover Latch to the Lock position
Picture 3
Antenna Installation
The supplied antenna provides good results over VHF or UHF range of the transceiver you
need However, for enhanced base station medium-wave and shortwave reception, you
may wish to connect an external antenna, as the supplied antenna is very small and can't
be expected to provide high performanoe at these lrequencies
The antenna has 4 different frequency bands.
To install the supplied antenna, hold the bottom end of the antenna. then screw it onto the
connector on the transceiver until it is snug. Do not overrtighten by use or extreme rorce.
Picture 4
To unlnslall the antenna, hold the bottom end of II and turn it caunlerclnckwlse to remove it.
PICtUI’eS
Picture 5
Notes' - Never transmit without havlng an antenna connected
When instaiirng the supplied antenna, never hold the upper part or the antenna while
- screwing it onto the connector on the transceiver Or you may snap the antenna.
Installing Belt Clip
Align the two holds ol belt clip and the two holes
of the radios, fix them with the supplied M2.5x5
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screws. Loosen the screw set to remove belt clip.
Picture 6
Picture 6
Installing External Micro/Speaker
Open the cover at the Mic/speakerjack and insert
the microphone/speaker plugs into the jack. Picture 7
Nate: - Using the external headset or Mic/speaker
will afleci the waterrtlghtness performance
of radio.
l "the extemal headset is not workable, please
use the headset case
- II you want to use the vox iunction, please
use the common headset.
Wrist Strap Installation
Wear strap through the hole on the back of radio.
Picture 8
HeadseI Case
Picture 7
RADIO ILLUSTRATION
LCD DISPLAY
RADIO ILLUSTRATION
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LCD DISPLAY Descrip on ofiunc ns
You will see various icons shown on the screen when power on The (allowing tabie can 6 Keypad lock
heip you Identify Icons' meaning which dlspiay on LCD. Egg Current working channel number in MR mode
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Displaying working irequency, Channel number or inflation menu or DCS
Displaying the seiected channel number or lunclion menu when the a Function menu for selecting
radio is on MR mode
. V . DW Monilor Ihe signai under bolh VFO and MR mode al Ihe same iime
indicating TX slgnai strength and RX slgnai strength
LOW Low power
SCR Scrambler function
VOX VOX function
III Battery capacity indicator
FM FM radio ON/OFF
PR! Priority receiving channei when signal receiving or signai scanning
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