BTECH GMRS-V1 User Manual

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NK YOU FOR YOUR PURCHASE OF THE GMRS-V1. THIS GMRS
RADIO (WITH UHF/VHF SCANNER CHANNELS) WILL DELIVER
YOU SECURE INSTANT RELIABLE COMMUNICATION.
PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE

BTECH GMRS-V1 Specifications

General

Brand	BTECH
Model	GMRS-V1
Category	Two-Way Radio
Language	English

Summary

Part I. Getting started

Chapter 1. Initial setup

Covers initial radio setup, safety precautions, and assembly procedures.

Chapter 2. Getting to know your radio

Details the radio's display, indicators, and basic controls for operation.

Chapter 3. Basic Use

Explains powering the unit on/off, adjusting volume, and channel selection.

Chapter 4. GMRS Information and FCC Declaration

Provides GMRS information, FCC compliance, and licensing requirements.

Part II. Advanced topics

Chapter 5. Working the menu system

Guides users on navigating and using the radio's menu for settings.

Chapter 6. Scanning

Explains the scanner functionality, modes, and configuration options.

Chapter 7. Dual Watch

Details the Dual Watch feature for monitoring two channels simultaneously.

Chapter 8. DTMF

Describes the DTMF signaling method and its application with the radio.

Chapter 9. Selective calling

Covers selective calling features like CTCSS and DCS for communication.

Chapter 10. Customization

Explains how to customize display settings and button functions.

Chapter 11. Programming Scanning Channels

Provides instructions for manually and computer programming memory channels.