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To change CTCSS sub-channels on your Binatone Radio, ensure that the Key lock mode is deactivated if the Key lock icon is displayed on the LCD screen. Then, press the MENU button twice until the CTCSS sub-channel number flashes on the LCD Screen. Use the UP or DOWN button to change the CTCSS sub-channel.
What to do if my Binatone Action 1000 has sound distortion problems?
If you are experiencing sound distortion with your Binatone Radio, the radios may be too close to each other. Radios must be at least 1.5 meters apart, so increase your distance. Alternatively, the radios might be too far apart, or obstacles may be interfering with the transmission. Remember that the talk range is up to 10 kilometers in clear, unobstructed conditions.
What to do if my Binatone Action 1000 Radio has limited range?
If your Binatone Radio's range is limited, it could be due to several factors. First, the batteries may be weak, so recharge them if the charge level indicator is low. Second, remember that the maximum range varies depending on the terrain and environment. Finally, wearing the radio close to the body can also limit the range, so try changing the location of the radio.
What to do if there is no communication on my Binatone Action 1000?
If there is no communication with your Binatone Radio, check the channel and the CTCSS code setting. Both the transmitting and receiving PMR units should be tuned to the same channel and CTCSS code (if applicable).
Why is the reception weak on my Binatone Action 1000 Radio?
If the reception on your Binatone Radio is weak, the receiving signal may be weak or out of range. Turn the POWER/VOL button to increase the receiver volume level. If this happens, press the MENU and DOWN buttons at the same time to activate the Monitor function.
How to fix no power on Binatone Action 1000 Radio?
If your Binatone Radio has no power, the batteries may be weak. Check if the batteries are installed properly. Recharge the batteries or replace them with new ones.
Shows current channel, CTCSS, and DCS codes.
Visual representation of remaining battery power.
Indicators for TX, RX, CTCSS, DCS, VOX, SCAN, DCM, Key Lock.
Icons for incoming call signals and vibrator function.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the belt clip.
Procedure for correctly inserting the batteries.
Crucial safety advice before charging batteries.
Steps for charging the device batteries.
Explanation of the battery level indicator on the LCD screen.
Tips and methods to conserve battery power.
Factors affecting range and essential usage safety.
Step-by-step guide to powering the unit.
How to select different communication channels.
Procedure to set up private sub-channel communication.
Configuring digital codes for enhanced privacy.
How to receive signals and transmit voice.
How to listen for weak signals on the current channel.
Adjusting voice activation sensitivity for hands-free transmission.
How to scan all channels for active signals.
Enabling vibration and call alerts for incoming signals.
Choosing from 15 different call-ring tones.
Selecting modes for vibration and call tone.
Enabling the tone that signals end of transmission.
Disabling buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Information on the LCD screen's illumination.
Details about the auxiliary headset connector.
Key technical data including channels, power, and range.
Warning regarding the use of a damaged antenna.
Precautions for handling batteries to prevent injury or damage.
Safety warnings for use in vehicles with airbags and explosive areas.
Guidance for safety near blasting operations.
Proper methods for cleaning the device.
Information on the product's warranty period and terms.
Explanation of factors affecting the radio's range.
Solutions for the device not powering on.
Tips for improving signal reception quality.
Solutions for channel selection and limited range issues.
Guidance for no communication and distorted sound problems.
Shows current channel, CTCSS, and DCS codes.
Visual representation of remaining battery power.
Indicators for TX, RX, CTCSS, DCS, VOX, SCAN, DCM, Key Lock.
Icons for incoming call signals and vibrator function.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the belt clip.
Procedure for correctly inserting the batteries.
Crucial safety advice before charging batteries.
Steps for charging the device batteries.
Explanation of the battery level indicator on the LCD screen.
Tips and methods to conserve battery power.
Factors affecting range and essential usage safety.
Step-by-step guide to powering the unit.
How to select different communication channels.
Procedure to set up private sub-channel communication.
Configuring digital codes for enhanced privacy.
How to receive signals and transmit voice.
How to listen for weak signals on the current channel.
Adjusting voice activation sensitivity for hands-free transmission.
How to scan all channels for active signals.
Enabling vibration and call alerts for incoming signals.
Choosing from 15 different call-ring tones.
Selecting modes for vibration and call tone.
Enabling the tone that signals end of transmission.
Disabling buttons to prevent accidental changes.
Information on the LCD screen's illumination.
Details about the auxiliary headset connector.
Key technical data including channels, power, and range.
Warning regarding the use of a damaged antenna.
Precautions for handling batteries to prevent injury or damage.
Safety warnings for use in vehicles with airbags and explosive areas.
Guidance for safety near blasting operations.
Proper methods for cleaning the device.
Information on the product's warranty period and terms.
Explanation of factors affecting the radio's range.
Solutions for the device not powering on.
Tips for improving signal reception quality.
Solutions for channel selection and limited range issues.
Guidance for no communication and distorted sound problems.
General| Type | Two-way radio |
|---|---|
| Channels | 8 |
| Frequency Range | 446.00625 - 446.09375 MHz |
| Power Output | 500 mW |
| Weight | 100g (without batteries) |
| Range | Up to 10 km |
| Battery Type | 3 x AAA |
