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If the keys and dial on your Alinco Transceiver aren't working, the key-lock function may be activated. Cancel the Key-lock function to restore their operation.
Why is there no sound coming from my Alinco DR-CS10 speaker?
If you're not getting any sound from your Alinco Transceiver's speaker, it could be due to a couple of reasons. First, the squelch level might be set too high; try decreasing it. Second, a selective-calling feature like TSQ might be activated; press the Micro's key to monitor.
What to do if the PTT key on my Alinco DR-CS10 doesn't transmit?
If your Alinco Transceiver isn't transmitting when you press the PTT key, check these items: ensure that the microphone is properly connected. Also, verify that the antenna is correctly connected.
What to do if the fuse is blown on my Alinco DR-CS10 Transceiver?
Check and solve the problem resulting in blown fuse and replace the fuse with a new one.
Why won't the rotating dial change the memory channel on my Alinco DR-CS10?
If the rotating dial on your Alinco Transceiver isn't changing the memory channel, the device might be in CALL mode. Press the designated button to exit CALL mode.
What to do if my Alinco Transceiver powers on but the display is blank?
If your Alinco Transceiver powers on but the display remains blank, it's possible that the polarities of the power connection are reversed. Ensure that you connect the red lead to the plus terminal and the black lead to the minus terminal of the DC power supply.
General| Modulation | FM |
|---|---|
| Channels | 128 |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5/25 kHz |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4V DC |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| Type | Transceiver |
| Output Power | 5W |
| Battery | Li-Ion |
Discusses preventing interference when operating near other radio stations.
Details how radio RF energy can cause interference and how to avoid it.
Outlines safe operating environments and conditions for the radio.
Provides guidelines for safe physical handling of the radio to prevent damage or injury.
Details proper use of power supplies, including voltage, polarity, and connection safety.
Instructs users on what to do in emergency situations like strange sounds or damage.
Directs users to consult dealers for maintenance and not to open the unit.
Lists environmental conditions to avoid, like humidity, dust, and unstable positions.
Covers connecting peripherals and handling power sources during non-use or maintenance.
Reinforces using correct power supplies and avoiding magnetic interference.
Notes that utility software may be available only to dealers and requires a USB cable.
Emphasizes user responsibility for lightning protection and potential dangers.
Lists items included in the package, such as transceiver, microphone, cables, and hardware.
Guides on mounting the transceiver in a vehicle, considering safety and airbag placement.
Warns about potential RF exposure exceeding European standards and recommends safety measures.
Details how to connect the DC power cable to the vehicle's battery, emphasizing polarity and shortest path.
Explains requirements for fixed station setup, including a 13.8V DC power supply and its capacity.
Provides instructions on how to replace blown fuses and what to do if they continue to blow.
Describes how to check the supplied voltage and its range.
Emphasizes the importance of an efficient, well-tuned antenna and proper impedance matching.
Details connecting external accessories like speakers.
Guides on connecting the microphone to the main unit and mounting its hanger.
Identifies and explains the functions of buttons and indicators on the front panel.
Lists basic operations and their corresponding keys or knobs.
Details the connectors and indicators found on the rear panel.
Explains various indicators and symbols shown on the transceiver's display.
Lists the available jack connectors and their functions.
Details the functions of keys on the EMS-74 microphone.
Shows the pinout and function of each connector on the microphone.
Explains how to power the transceiver on and off using the PWR key.
Describes how to adjust the audio output level using the VOL knob.
Guides on adjusting the squelch level to eliminate background noise.
Details how to switch between frequency mode (VFO) and memory mode.
Explains how to change frequency or channel using the microphone or front panel keys.
Describes how to select a frequency or channel for listening and the S-meter function.
Guides on how to monitor a channel and transmit using the PTT key.
Explains how to transmit a selected tone-burst tone using the microphone.
Details how to transmit pre-stored DTMF, 2Tone, or 5Tone signaling.
Guides on how to select a frequency and store it into a memory channel.
Explains the procedure for deleting a memory channel using the microphone keys.
Describes how to disable squelch temporarily for monitoring.
Explains how to scan through VFO frequencies based on the preset tuning step.
Details how to scan through all memory channels, excluding skipped ones.
Guides on setting up CTCSS/DCS tones for accessing repeaters or filtering signals.
Describes how to scan for matching CTCSS tones and receive audio.
Explains how to scan for matching DCS codes and receive audio.
Guides on selecting the transmission power level (High, Middle, or Low).
Details how to set the offset frequency and direction for repeater communications.
Explains how to lock all keys except FUNC and PWR to prevent accidental operation.
Guides on programming and transmitting DTMF tones automatically.
Mentions optional alarm modes that can be set via programming software.
Describes how to set the frequency channel step size in VFO mode.
Explains setting up selective calling features like DTMF, ANI, 2Tone, and 5Tone.
Explains the channel muting behavior for 2-Tone signals and transmitting stored 2-Tone.
Explains the channel muting behavior for 5-Tone signals and transmitting stored 5-Tone.
Guides on selecting and sending a programmed 2-Tone group.
Guides on selecting and sending a programmed 5-Tone group.
Guides on selecting and sending a programmed DTMF group.
Details setting combinations for signaling to improve reception protection.
Guides on selecting the transmission power level (High, Middle, Low).
Explains how to select the appropriate bandwidth for local band plans.
Describes how to disable transmission, using the radio as a receiver.
Explains how to prevent transmitting on a busy channel.
Guides on naming memory channels using the front panel keys.
Explains how to reverse the transmit and receive frequencies.
Details how to communicate directly without a repeater.
How to check the radio's DTMF self ID.
How to check the radio's 5Tone self ID.
Guides on enabling or disabling beep sounds for confirmation or errors.
Explains the Time-Out Timer that limits transmission duration.
Describes the automatic power-off feature after a set time.
Details setting the time for sending DTMF signals and intervals.
Guides on selecting the display backlight color.
Explains the conditions for resuming scan operations.
Guides on selecting tone-burst frequencies.
Explains the different display modes available.
Describes enabling or disabling PIN setup for security.
Guides on storing and retrieving IDs and names in the address list.
Explains how to reset the radio to factory defaults or initial setup.
How to switch between VFO and Memory modes using the microphone.
How to transmit selected DTMF/2TONE/5TONE signals using short calling.
How to select and transmit DTMF codes using the microphone keypad.
How to select the frequency step in VFO mode using the microphone.
How to add optional signaling like DTMF, 2-tone, or 5-tone using the microphone.
How to exclude channels from memory scanning using the microphone.
How to start and control frequency or channel scanning via the microphone.
How to enable or disable Busy Channel Lockout using the microphone.
How to reverse transmit and receive frequencies using the microphone.
How to check or adjust the Time-Out Timer setting via the microphone.
How to enter CTCSS/DCS encode and decode settings via the microphone.
How to enable or disable the Talk Around function using the microphone.
How to turn the beep sound confirmation on or off using the microphone.
How to select the power level (High, Middle, Low) using the microphone.
How to select the LCD backlight color using the microphone.
Lists optional accessories like cloning cables and PC cables.
Explains how key combinations can be changed via PC software.
Lists common problems, their causes, and potential solutions.
Lists the frequencies for 51 CTCSS tones.
Lists the codes for 1024 DCS groups.
