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General| Brand | Baofeng |
|---|---|
| Model | GT-22 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Provides crucial safety instructions and warnings for proper radio operation and user protection.
Lists the items included in the package and recommends checking contents before discarding packaging.
Details precautions and procedures for charging and maintaining the radio's battery for optimal performance.
Explains how to connect an external headset to the radio's micro/speaker jack.
Guides users through the initial steps of setting up and operating the radio for immediate use.
Explains squelch level adjustment to filter background noise and improve communication clarity.
Describes how to enable the battery saving mode to extend standby time.
Details the function to prevent transmission on an occupied channel.
Explains the voice broadcast feature for announcing channel numbers and functions.
Describes the alert tone and behavior when the radio's battery capacity is low.
Explains the Voice Operated Exchange (VOX) feature for hands-free transmission.
Details sub-audible signaling to filter unwanted signals on the same frequency.
Specifies requirements and installation for the USB or serial programming cable.
Outlines steps for downloading and installing the radio programming software.
Provides instructions for connecting the radio to a computer for programming.
Explains how to use the software to read from and write data to the radio.
Troubleshoots common issues encountered during frequency reading or writing operations.
Addresses problems where radios fail to communicate after programming.
Explains licensing requirements for operating the radio in different regions.
Lists relevant standards and guidelines for RF energy exposure compliance.
Presents the general technical specifications for the radio model.
Details the technical performance specifications of the radio's receiver.
Details the technical performance specifications of the radio's transmitter.
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