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Explains various LED indicators on the repeater, detailing their status meanings.
Details the pins and functions of the MMP connector for audio and control interfaces.
Describes the pins and functions of the MAP connector for data and GPIO connections.
Explains the AC power input connection and its operation.
Details the DC power input connection for the repeater.
Describes the function of the power button for turning the repeater on and off.
Explains the functions of the operational buttons on the repeater.
Provides instructions for turning the repeater on and off using AC or DC power supply.
Explains how voice and data transfer are handled, including signal types and frequency settings.
Details the default IP address and its uses for application update and configuration.
Describes abnormal situations, indicator lights, and troubleshooting guidance.
Explains file operations: creating, opening, saving, printing, and previewing configuration files.
Describes how to view and select repeater models and their corresponding frequency bands.
Details reading, writing, cloning, and restoring repeater data via PC connection.
Covers utility functions including language settings, data import/export, and authorization management.
Explains different view options: Tree Menu, Tab, Tool Menu, and Status Bar for interface navigation.
Covers general settings including Repeater Alias and Last Programmed Date.
Configures digital settings like Repeater ID, Call Hang Time, TX Preamble, SIT, and Vocoder.
Configures analog settings like Squelch levels and Analog Call Hold Time.
Manages user interface settings: Language, Tone Volume, Alarm Settings, and Fan Control.
Configures backlight behavior, including auto turn-off time and brightness level.
Sets functions for short and long presses of the P1 and P2 buttons.
Controls the visibility of various menu items in the repeater interface.
Manages CPS write and read password settings, including lock and retry counts.
Configuration of zones, including alias, available channels, and members.
Settings for digital channels: alias, color code, slot, and IP multi-site connect.
Settings for analog channels: alias, spacing, audio, CTCSS/CDCSS, and repeater mode.
Defines up to 16 pairs of CTCSS/CDCSS conditions for channel association.
Manages contact list entries via batch add, add, insert, and delete functions.
Configures network settings: IP address, DNS, MAC address, gateway, and netmask.
Sets ID ranges for terminals allowed to access the repeater and send calls.
Defines ID ranges for target terminals in IP Multi-site networks.
Manages AIS feature, server IP, and password for dispatcher communication.
Guidelines for optimal performance, RF exposure limits, and antenna installation.
Compliance with FCC radiation exposure limits and co-location restrictions.
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