TYT ELECTRONICS TH-UVF9 Two-way Radio User Manual 1

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Document Title	User Manual 1

Two-way radio
Brand : TYT
FCC ID: PODTH-UVF9
Model : TH-UVF9.TH-UVF10.YH-UV11.TH-UV12
Frequency Range :136-174MH2. 400-470MH2
4W for UHF. SW for VHF
1'0 BIISTOMEBS
lrar‘k you vmy much '0' usmg ouv two way radio.
This radno of modern uesign is reasonable stchture
wlm stable (unchans. ll ls doslgncu to meat dlfluranx
customers' need for high quality With easy ODe'mion
and pc'lccl capabl ly. Wu buhzwu you am pleased With
Its nice shape and excellent pedomance.
Hus manual rs sultaulu [or using {M model of HHJWS.
Main Functions
Dual band‘ dual dxsplay. dual standby
NB band Ir‘dcpundun'. opera! on
2 x 128 channels storage and scanning
Shortcut menu opura'mn 'nodc
FM rad o and 25 slamms memory
CTCSS/DCS and {one Search scanmng
Welcome to use 777' two-way radio :"mm' 5"“ 3"" ARS"”"°"“"
om: calllng 1750Hz lune
l2.5kl lz channel spacmg swllchable
‘ “MMWMM lllgnlm dale/low TX power watchable
Mull! working rrodc swntchablc
PTT ID and MSK/DTMF encode
Vlbrabon alon functor (Opuonal)
Man down (opuunal)
8 groups of scrambler (Opbonal)
Remote slum’k niacin/am (Optional)
ZTI'ST/DTMF encoder and decoder (ophonal)
GOII'I'EIITS
USING TIPS -------------------------------------
UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
Supplied Items ----------------
CHARGING BATTERY PACK
Charging Preparation '
Charging Operation -
INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES
Installation of BaItery Pack
Antenna Installation """"
Installing Belt Clip ---------------
Installing External Micro/Speaker
GETTING FAMILIAR
Radio Illustration 7"
LCD Display -----
Keypad Functions
WORKING MODE--
Frequency Mode (VFO) 7777777
Frequency-Channel Mode (MR) - 19
Channel Mode (CH) ,, ,19
FM Radio Mode (FM) - 19
MENU Mode ,
Reset Mode ~
SET MENU MODE ............................................................ 21
SHORTCUT MENU OPERATION ----- 24
DETAILED FUNCTION DESCRIPTION 29
Scan & Scan Mode selting -29
Priority Transmit .......... .30
VOX Level . 30
TX Power setting _ . 31
Squelcn Adjustment _ 31
Dual Wait/Standby _ _ 31
LED Display Mode .. 32
Backlight Brighlness setting _ 32
Keypad Beeper setting _ _ 32
Automatic Number Identity __ 32
Transmitter Time-Out Timerr 33
Busy Channel LockrOut .. .. 33
- 33
Transmit Over Beeper
Dual Watch/Monilor - 34
Receive Saver.... . 34
, 34
34
35
35
36
36
Auto Keypad Lock
Voice Prompt
Power-on Display setting
Repeater Shift selting ,,
Display Channel Name ----------
C-CDC&R-CDC&T-CDC&SCN CD
VFO Shp swing ----------------------------------------------- — 39
MW Band -------------------------------—--------—---------------------- «I
Vibration _ ................................................. 4Q
Man Donwn ....................................................... 46
Van. Moda and Scmmblor ............................................. 4d
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS _____41
PTTIANI ID Selling ------------------------------------------- 4
Emugency Alon —————————————————————————————————————————————————————— 4a
Keypad Loddng Setting .......................................... 43
Ravens Froquoncy ............................................ :3"
Tone Calling (175mm ____________________________________________
Md Channel Scanning .....-........-........-...-....-...-........-.._.__._. 4:1
Chlml Storage Operation ................................................... 4a
OPTIONAL SIGNALINGS ---.--._-_-.--...-_-.--..___-.__..___-.__.____-.___ 4!
REMOTE KILLSTUN. ACTIVATE AND REVIVE ....................... sq“
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS ................................................ 52
USING TIPS
UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
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USING TIPS
Please read the iollowmg brie! lhstructlons. non-compllance with these rules may cause
danger or violate the law
I Obey the local government regulation before uslng this radio, lmproper use may violate
the law and be punished.
- Turn off the radio before entering flammable or exploslve areas.
- Do not charge or change the battery in flammable or explcslve areas.
I Turn 0" the radio before gettlng close to the blasting Zone or detonator areas
I Do not use radlo whose antenna is damaged, touching ol damaged antenna Wlll cause
heat injury
I Do not attempt to open the radlo. the malntenance work should be done by technlcal
expert only
a To avoid troubles caused by electromagnetlc inlerierence or electromagnetic
compatlblllty, please turn off the radlo in places where have the banner "Do not use
wireless equipment“. such as hospltal and other healthcare places.
I In the car with an airbag. do not put the radio Wlthin the scope of the alrbag deployment.
I Do not store the radio under the direct sunshine or in hot areas.
- When you transmit with the radio, do keep away from its antenna for 5cm at least.
- lithe radio appears smelly or smoke. please shut off its power immediately and contact
with your local dealer
I Do not transmlt too long. for the radio may heat and hurt the user.
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UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
Welcome to use 7 Y7 TH-UVFQ transceiver. Please check if any damage to thep ackage
when your recelve it Carefully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you check the
items listed in the following table. lf any items are misslng or damaged during shipment,
please Contact with your local dealer immediately.
Supplled Items:
lbs
gt;
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THVUVFS EodY(‘l) Antenna (t) Lialon battery (1) Power Adapter (1)
rat-J
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Handstrap (t) Belt Clip (1) Verification (t) User‘s Manual (1)
Note: The antenna frequency range please refers to the annular label at the bottom of antenna
CHARGING BATTERY PACK
Charging Precaution
The supplied battery pack of TH-UVF9 is a highspertormanoe Liaion battery with 7.4V standard
voitage,1500mAh high capacity in a very compact package Under normal use, the battery
pack may be used for approximately 500 charge cycles and more. after which operating
time maybe expected to decrease. lf 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 ”designated battery; other batteries can cause explosion and hurt people
Notice: I Please do not short-circuit the battery terminals or expose of in fire. Do not disassemble
CHARGI N G BATTE RY PAC K the battery unauthorized.
I Charge the battery between temperature [TC and 45C. The battery can not be normally
INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES charged beyond this temperature range
- Please lum oIf the transceiver when you charge it Transmitting with the transceiver in
charge will altect its normal charge
I Do not unplug the Power Adapter or battery when it is charged.
- it the battery pack lasts shortly even n is lull at power, it shows that the 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
helore charging to avoid any danger
Warning: When the conductive metals such as jewelery. key ordeocrallve chains touch the
battery terminals. all the batteries are likely to cause damage to the items or personal
- l‘
lnlury These canductwe metals may term a short clrcuit and generates much heat
Do deal wltrl any battery carerully. especlally when put tt Into pocket, wallet or other
metalllc Contalners.
Charging Operation
Arter lnstalling the battery pack, if the battery icon shows c 3. ll means that the battery pack
is out at power, Please charge lt
lndlcator light of charger will show charging conditlon
Indlcator Dlsplay Status
Battery Tips:
- The battery is not lully charged in rectory, please charge belore uslng it
- Charge and discharge the battery tor two or three times, the battery capacity will reach
the best condition. When the battery capamty is low, please charge or change the battery.
. The battery lasts shortly even if lt ls rutty charged. the battery is depleted. please
contact your local dealer to buy a new authentic Ty?- battery
INSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES
lnstallation of Battery Pack
1) Fit the supplied battery pack into the batter pack trough, then sllde it toward the head to
lnsert lt completely-um directlon or arrowhead a).
2) Push the battery pack lock to release the battery pack and slide it toward the bottom to
remove lt cutssslrl directlon of arrowhead ®
Picture 1 Picture 2
lat
Antenna lnslallation
The supplied hlgh gain antenna provides nlgh performance at the entire VHF/UHF frequency
range of the transceiver
To lnstall the supplied antenna, hold the bottom
end (It the antenna, then screw It Onto the
connector on the lransoelver untll it is snug
Do not over-tlgnten by use of extreme force.
Picture 3
To unlnstall the antenna, hold the bottom end or
it and turn it counterclockwise to remove it.
Plcture 4
Notes: I Never transrnlt Wlthout having an antenna
connected
I When lrlstalling the supplled antenna,
never hold the upper part otthe antenna
while screwing it onto the connector on the
transeelver. Or you may snap the antenna
Plcture 3 Picture 4
Installing Belt Clip
Align the two holds at belt clip and the two holes at the radlos, fix them wlth the supplied
M2 5x5 screws. Loosen the screw set to remove belt clip.
Plcture 5, Plcture e
Picture 5
Plcture 6
InstaHing External Micro/Speaker
Open "1e cover of the Mic/speakerjack and insen
(he microphone/speaker plugs imo the jack Picture 7
Nola: - Using the sxtema‘ headset or Mic/speaker
win affect Ihs waler-Iighlnsss performance
0! radio.
I N the exierna‘ headset is not workable, p‘ease
use the headset case.
GETTING FAMILIAR
RADIO ILLUSTRATION
ANTENNA
conned «he supphed
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\ndlcamr
MIC
*POWERNOLUME D‘ALi
Tms cenlrol toggle the
«rahscerver's power err/cu and
amusnhe sumo vaTurne TeveT
SPEAKER
CALL
Activates T-CALL (1750Hz) lor
repeater access aha lransmu
DTMF and 2/5 |one srgnahng
The rhrerhel mrcrophone
\S \ucaled here
The mlema‘ speaker rs
\ocaled here
KEYBOARD
PTT
Press T! m rransmrr and release
n to recerve afler your
rrahsrnrssron rs eorinered.
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These 16 keys select me
operarrrrg features on me
THVUVFQ The iuncrroh a!
(he keys are descnbed rr.
de‘afls on pages 168.17.
MOM
Long press mrs key disables
me horse suue‘chmg adieu,
aHowmg yau to hear very weak
srgnaTs near the background
rrcrse TeveT.
spA
MIC/SP
LJ
The rack provrdes connecllcn
pmnts lor micmphone auaro,
earphene audlu, speaker and
program came
HI
LCD DISPLAY
You will see various icons shown on the screen when power on. The tollowirig table can
help you identify ioons‘ meaning which dispiay on LCD.
LE
Elsa
75:89
15A.
Operating band signai & power meter
L Law TX power active
:7 Dual watch/standby aclive
S RX power save active
VDX VOX active
+- Repeater shitt direction and ARS active
R Reverses the transmit and receive frequency active
N Narrow band mode active
Keypad icck active
“ Desc pt noffunc ons
in Squeich active
4] Beep tone active
El Receive caiiing ID or MSG
i, Scrambler active
"' Battery power indicator
Cr CTCSS decoder active
DCS DCS decoder active
5r 5 Tone signaiing active
n 2 Tone signaling aolive
W7 DTMF signaling active
A Operating A band indicator
V Operating B band indicator
:2 Frequency mantissa indicator
:83 Channel nurnoer/Menii items number indicator
A Busy channei indicator
1: Channel scanned avaiiable under CH mode
Hi
KEYPAD FUNCTIONS -__IEIIEI_
Press Frequency/ Frequency/ Frequency/ Frequency/ Frequency/
key Channel Na. Channel N0. Channel No. Channel No Channel No.
-IEIIIEII_-IEI W, “a" W “7" em “a" W “9» W, “0"
Press Enter menu Swllch the Upper menu Lower menu Swltch VFO
key mode/cnhflrm A or E llem‘ channel llem‘ channel mode and Press Enter dual Enler LED Enter Enter beep Enter ANI
the setting frequency or frequency or lrequency MR mode/exit [ W ] + waiUstandby item Brighlness ltem llem
to be the the setting “em item
“Operating"
Bald -IEIIEI I In I --
Press and Enler resel No actlon Switch CH No action No action Press Left-cursor ngl‘l cursor Enter at exll
Iurn on Ihe mode mode and key posmon posmon . FM radlo
radio VFO mode when edlllng when edltlng mode
channel name channel name
- um ml um IEIIEI
hold key It) hold key to [m] to start
Press Frequency/ Frequency/ Frequency/ Frequencyl Frequency/ Sm keypad Sm ,evme “agency
key Channel No Channel No Channel No Channel No Channel No lock. frequency ale”
entry “1" entry ”2" entry “3" entry “4" entry ”5"
Press Enter scan Enter priorily Enter vox Enter Enlel squelch
[ m ]+ item TX mode level ltem hlgh/low level item
item power item
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