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Lists standard accessories included with the BT01 microphone.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Details the steps for charging the BT01 Bluetooth Microphone.
Explains the meaning of indicator light colors and patterns.
Guides on powering on the microphone and selecting connection mode.
Provides steps for pairing the microphone with the radio via Bluetooth.
Explains connecting the microphone to the radio via a 4m cable.
Details how to turn off the BT01 Bluetooth Microphone.
Guides on adjusting the volume using the microphone's buttons.
Instructions for assigning a key to VFO mode and setting frequencies.
Explains how to switch between channels using the microphone.
Guides on switching between radio zones using the microphone.
Details how to initiate a call using the PTT button.
Explains how to receive a call and indicators.
Describes the noise reduction feature and its effect on audio.
Manages Bluetooth pairing, connection hold time, and RX delay.
Controls audio output and gain levels for radio and microphone.
Configures PTT button actions and Bluetooth pairing options.
Explains operation for short, long1, and long2 press functions for programmed keys.
Lists standard accessories included with the BT01 microphone.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Details the steps for charging the BT01 Bluetooth Microphone.
Explains the meaning of indicator light colors and patterns.
Guides on powering on the microphone and selecting connection mode.
Provides steps for pairing the microphone with the radio via Bluetooth.
Explains connecting the microphone to the radio via a 4m cable.
Details how to turn off the BT01 Bluetooth Microphone.
Guides on adjusting the volume using the microphone's buttons.
Instructions for assigning a key to VFO mode and setting frequencies.
Explains how to switch between channels using the microphone.
Guides on switching between radio zones using the microphone.
Details how to initiate a call using the PTT button.
Explains how to receive a call and indicators.
Describes the noise reduction feature and its effect on audio.
Manages Bluetooth pairing, connection hold time, and RX delay.
Controls audio output and gain levels for radio and microphone.
Configures PTT button actions and Bluetooth pairing options.
Explains operation for short, long1, and long2 press functions for programmed keys.
The AnyTone BT01 is a Bluetooth Microphone designed to enhance the functionality and user experience of the AT-D578UV DMR mobile radio. This device utilizes a dedicated master-slave Bluetooth module to enable wireless communication and control over all functions of the connected radio. A key feature of the BT01 is its integrated noise reduction function, which effectively minimizes background and ambient noise, thereby facilitating high-definition intercom calls.
The primary function of the BT01 is to provide a wireless interface for the AT-D578UV mobile radio, allowing users to operate the radio's features remotely. It supports both Bluetooth (BT MODE) and wired (CABLE MODE) connections. In BT MODE, the microphone pairs with the radio via Bluetooth, enabling wireless talk and configuration. In CABLE MODE, a 4-meter cable connects the microphone to the radio, providing a wired connection and also charging the microphone when the channel is free.
The BT01's display mirrors the content of the AT-D578UV radio, ensuring a consistent user interface. It allows users to access the radio's menu, make and receive calls, adjust volume, set VFO frequencies, and select channels and zones. The device features a PTT (Push-To-Talk) button for initiating calls, a [POW] button for power on/off and volume adjustment, and dedicated keys ([P1], [P2], [P3]) that can be programmed for various functions.
A significant feature is the noise reduction capability, which can be configured for both receiving (RX) and transmitting (TX) audio. This function adapts to noise intensity, reducing more noise in strong noise environments, though this may introduce more audio distortion. Conversely, in slight noise conditions, less noise is reduced, resulting in less distortion. Users can adjust the noise reduction level to achieve an optimal balance between noise suppression and audio quality.
The BT01 also supports various programmed key functions, including checking battery voltage, switching transmit power levels, toggling TalkAround and Repeater modes, enabling/disabling frequency reverse, selecting digital encryption groups, sending DTMF/5TONE/2TONE encodes in analog mode, switching between VFO and memory channel modes, initiating scans, turning on/off AM air band or FM radio reception, activating alarms, enabling/disabling recording, starting/stopping recording, accessing SMS messages, manually dialing, checking GPS information, and monitoring weak signals or signals with unmatched IDs. Advanced functions like "Main CH Switch," "Hot Key 1~6," "Work Alone," "Nuisance Delete," "Digi Monitor," "Sub CH On/Off," "Priority Zone," "Program Scan," "Enhanced Sound," "LastCall Reply," "Switch ChType," "Ranging," "Roaming," and "CH Ranging" are also available, providing comprehensive control over the radio's operations.
To begin using the BT01, users must first power it on by pressing the [POW] button. The device will then prompt the user to select a connection mode: BT MODE or CABLE MODE.
In BT MODE, the BT01 connects wirelessly to the AT-D578UV radio. The pairing process involves enabling Bluetooth on the AT-D578UV radio, selecting "Seek BT" from the radio's Bluetooth pairing menu, and waiting for the radio to display "ALL DATA CHECKING" and then "EXTERNAL BT MODE." Once paired, the BT01 will automatically reconnect to the radio after reboots. It's important to note that the cross-band repeater function is not available in BT MODE as the audio path is occupied by the Bluetooth function.
In CABLE MODE, the BT01 is connected to the radio using the provided 4-meter cable. This mode also allows the BT01 to be charged when the channel is free.
The [P1], [P2], and [P3] side keys can be programmed for various functions with short, long1 (approx. 1.5s press), and long2 (approx. 3s press) press actions. Programming can be done either through the radio's menu (Menu → Settings → Radio Set → Key Func) or via PC software (Public → Optional Setting → BT → Bluetooth handset).
The BT01's Bluetooth menu, mapped from the AT-D578UV radio, offers several settings:
Proper maintenance ensures the longevity and optimal performance of the BT01.
By following these guidelines, users can maximize the utility and lifespan of their AnyTone BT01 Bluetooth Microphone.
General| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
|---|---|
| PTT Button | Yes |
| Talk Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Operating Time | Up to 8 hours |
| Type | Bluetooth Microphone |
| Compatibility | Smartphones, Tablets, PCs |
| Range | 10 meters |
| Battery | Rechargeable Lithium-Ion |
| Standby Time | Up to 7 days |
| Charging Time | 2 hours |
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