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Only use the repeater function when a long distance communication via the
local repeater facility is specifically required. Unless it is necessary, to
avoid operation on locally used repeater input channels (channels 31 to 38
and channels 71 to 78) or locally used repeater receiving channels
(channels 1 to 8 and channels 41 to 48) is recommended.
Channel 61, 62 and 63 are reserved for future use. They cannot be
activated until approved by the ACMA CBRS Class Licence in Australia.
In Australia,
Channel 11 is the customary calling channel for establishing
communication;
Channel 40 is the customary road vehicle channel.
Note:
This product is made to the new standard 2011 version.
There are possible operational issues during the changeover from the old
version 25kHz to the new verison of 12.5kHz channel spacing. They
include the consequences of narrowband (with 2.5kHz deviation)
transmissions being received on the old wideband equipment, and
wideband (with 5.0kHz deviation) transmissions being received on newer
narrowband equipment.
There is a possibility of interference due to the older equipment being
operated on channels adjacent to new narrowband channels.
The list of currently authorised channels can be obtained from the ACMA
website in Australia and the MED website in New Zealand.
Adjusting Volume
Rotate the volume knob to have the desire volume.
Receiving a signal
The unit is continuously in the RECEIVE mode when the unit is ON and not
transmitting.
When you receive a signal on the current channel, the RX icon is appeared
on the LCD display
Transmitting
Press and hold the button on the hand mic and speak gently to transmit
your voice. The TX icon will be displayed on the LCD display.
Time-out Timer
The unit will disable transmitting while the button pressed exceed 180
seconds.
Release and Press the button again to re-activate transmitting.
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