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General| Frequency Range | 1.6 to 30 MHz |
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| Weight | 6.8 kg |
| Channels | 100 |
| Modes | USB, CW |
| Sensitivity | 0.5 μV for 10 dB SINAD (USB/AME) |
| Dimensions | 100 mm H x 280 mm W x 340 mm D (4 in H x 11 in W x 13.4 in D) |
Identifies the intended audience for this user manual.
Explains symbols and conventions used throughout the handbook.
Provides definitions for technical terms and abbreviations used in the manual.
Details the layout and function of the control head front panel buttons and indicators.
Describes the rear panel connectors and their purposes for both units.
Provides instructions for securely mounting the main transceiver unit.
Details the procedure for mounting the control head unit.
Explains the importance and considerations for antenna installation.
Guides on positioning and securing the external loudspeaker.
Covers the electrical connection requirements and safety precautions for the 12V DC power.
Emphasizes the necessity of proper earthing for satisfactory Radiophone operation.
Explains the procedures for powering the Radiophone on and off, with or without a PIN.
Describes the information presented on the LCD display during operation.
Lists and explains codes displayed to indicate feature status or channel settings.
Details how to view enabled options for the currently selected channel.
Provides instructions on adjusting the brightness of the display and indicators.
Explains how to check the Radiophone's software version and fitted options.
Describes the methods for navigating between available channels.
Explains how to control the audio output level of the Radiophone.
Details how to fine-tune the receiver frequency for clarity.
Explains the functions of Voice Mute and Selective Call Mute for noise reduction.
Outlines the procedure to tune the antenna to the selected transmission frequency.
Describes how to enter and use the mode for adjusting receive frequencies.
Explains how to manually tune to a specific frequency.
Guides on saving a tuned frequency as a personal channel.
Details how to switch between Upper Side Band and Lower Side Band modes.
Covers the essential steps and considerations for transmitting messages.
Explains proper microphone usage for effective voice communication.
Outlines the step-by-step process for sending a message.
Defines key terminology used in the selective call functionality.
Details the initial configuration required for using selective call features.
Explains how to configure the duration of the preamble signal.
Describes how to set a permanent address for selective calling.
Guides on activating the beacon feature for signal condition checks.
Describes how to verify if a channel is configured for selective calling.
Explains how to enable or disable the selective call mute function.
Details the process of configuring a channel for selective call operation.
Outlines the procedure for initiating a selective call to another station.
Explains how the Radiophone handles incoming selective calls.
Guides on how to respond to an incoming selective call.
Explains how to initiate a return call to a previously received call.
Describes how to access stored records of incoming calls.
Details the process of viewing all calls stored in the Radiophone's memory.
Explains how to retrieve specific stored calls from memory.
Introduces the beacon facility for checking signal conditions.
Describes the setup and operation of the selective beacon mode.
Explains the configuration for the (99) beacon mode.
Details the functionality of the external alarm output for selective calls.
Outlines a special test mode for verifying selective call operations.
Defines abbreviations used in the scan mode display.
Guides on configuring the scan mode, including options like auto-scan.
Details how to select and program channels for scanning.
Covers the basic operations of starting, stopping, and managing scan modes.
Explains how to initiate the scanning process for audio signals.
Details how to halt the scanning operation.
Describes how to switch between pause, hold, and continuous scan modes.
Explains how selective call alerts function while the Radiophone is scanning.
Details how to program specific frequency bands for scanning.
Guides on initiating and managing frequency band scans.
Explains how to remove channels from the scan program.
Guides on configuring the tone call feature and its frequencies.
Details how to prepare a channel for tone calling operations.
Explains the procedure for sending a tone call to another station.
Covers activating the telephone mode for making calls.
Outlines the steps for initiating a call via the telephone interconnect.
Explains how to properly end a telephone call connection.
Guides on saving telephone numbers for quick recall.
Details how to access saved telephone numbers.
Explains how to make a call using a previously stored number.
Guides on removing saved telephone numbers from memory.
Describes different display messages indicating types of received calls.
Explains how to view records of calls received and stored.
Guides on initiating a return call to a number stored in memory.
Introduces the RFDS and its communication services.
Provides guidance on initiating contact with RFDS base stations.
Explains the procedure for urgent medical calls to RFDS.
Details the specific steps for initiating an RFDS emergency call.
Introduces Telstra's radio-telephone services.
Explains how to initiate a selective call to a Telstra station.
Guides on using the beacon feature for Telstra calls.
Explains how the Radiophone handles incoming Telstra selective calls.
Details the procedure for sending a tone call to Telstra stations.
Introduces physical links that may affect Radiophone setup.
Describes the location and purpose of the control head link.
Provides instructions for moving the control head link for setup.
Describes the microprocessor PCB link and its function.
Details the procedure for soldering the microprocessor PCB link.
Explains how to check the current configuration settings of the Radiophone.
Covers the configuration of the Push-To-Talk timer for transmission limits.
Guides on setting up and entering a personal identification number for security.
Explains how to modify or remove the Radiophone's PIN code.
Describes default settings that apply when the Radiophone is switched on.
Details how to configure Voice Mute and Selective Call Mute settings.
Explains how to adjust the volume of audible beeps.
Provides instructions for resetting all user-configurable settings and channels.
Lists and explains common messages indicating operational or user errors.
Describes messages related to internal system faults or malfunctions.
Explains how to view the Radiophone's firmware version and programmed content.
Details the pinout and function of the front panel microphone connector.
Describes the rear panel socket for connecting an external alarm device.
Details the rear panel socket for the automatic tuning antenna connection.
Describes the rear panel socket used for connecting a remote control head.
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