How to fix an Entel HT952 Transceiver that won't power on?
If your Entel Transceiver isn't powering on, the battery may need charging. Recharge the battery pack. Alternatively, the battery may be exhausted, so replace the battery pack.
Why won't my Entel HT952 talk to other radios?
If your Entel Transceiver is unable to communicate with other radios, it might be because the radios are on a different channel or using a different tone code. To resolve this, check that all radios in the same group are using the same channel and tone.
What to do if I'm hearing other people's conversations on my Entel Transceiver?
If you are hearing other people's conversations on your Entel Transceiver, it is likely because you are using the same channel and tone as other users. To fix this, select a different channel and tone.
How to unlock the control buttons on an Entel HT952 Transceiver?
If the control buttons on your Entel Transceiver are not functioning, it's possible that the button lock is activated. Turn the button lock off to restore functionality.
Why is my Entel HT952 Transceiver transmitting without pressing the PTT button?
If your Entel Transceiver is transmitting without you pressing the PTT button, the VOX (Voice Operated Transmit) feature may have been enabled. To stop this, press the assigned VOX button to switch VOX off.
Why is my accessory not working with my Entel HT952?
If an accessory is not working with your Entel Transceiver, consider these possibilities: 1. The accessory plug may not be correctly seated in the accessory socket. Check the connection to the accessory socket. 2. The accessory may be incompatible. Replace it with a genuine Entel accessory.
What causes unintelligible audio on an Entel HT952?
If you are receiving or transmitting an unintelligible audio signal on your Entel Transceiver, the voice scrambler may be in the wrong mode compared to other radios. Ensure the scrambler is either enabled or disabled to be compatible with the other radios.
Why does my Entel HT952 Transceiver emit a constant tone when switched on?
If your Entel Transceiver emits a constant tone when switched on, it may be due to an incompatible battery being fitted. Replace it with a genuine Entel battery.
What does it mean when my Entel HT952 Transceiver emits 5 short beep tones when switched on?
If your Entel Transceiver emits 5 short beep tones when switched on, it indicates that the battery has used almost all of its recommended charge cycles. Prepare to replace the battery.
What does it mean when my Entel HT952 Transceiver emits 5 long beep tones when switched on?
If your Entel Transceiver emits 5 long beep tones when switched on, it means that the battery has used all of its recommended charge cycles. Replace the battery.
General| Frequency Range | 400-470 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channels | 255 |
| Power Output | 5W |
| IP Rating | IP68 |
| Battery Type | Li-Ion |
| Weight | 277g (with battery & antenna) |
| Battery | 2000mAh Li-Ion |
States adherence to relevant standards and directives for the product range.
Lists related certificates, notified body numbers, and quality assurance notifications.
Provides advice, warnings, and cautions for safe radio operation.
Instructions for cleaning the radio and disposing of it responsibly.
Covers general advice, warnings, and precautions for battery usage and maintenance.
Details battery storage, charge cycles, and communication features.
Lists the items that come standard with the HT95X radio.
Lists available battery packs and chargers for the radio.
Details cases, clips, microphones, earpieces, and headsets.
Instructions for attaching battery packs and belt clips to the radio.
Guides on connecting audio accessories and the process of charging the radio.
Covers powering on, making calls, and transmission management.
Details features like voice scrambling, channel scanning, CTCSS/DCS, and VOX.
Outlines channel capacity, power, IP rating, design, battery, and power saving.
Describes low battery warnings and indicator behaviors.
Lists features configurable by a dealer, including VOX, scanning, panic, and key lock.
Identifies and describes the primary controls like power, volume, and channel selection.
Explains the Push-to-Talk, programmable buttons, and LED indicator functions.
Instructions to access the radio's user programming mode.
Method to check the frequency programmed for the current channel.
Steps to change and save a new frequency for a radio channel.
Covers checking and changing CTCSS/DCS tones, including DCS specific notes.
Explains how to connect and prepare radios for cloning.
Details the steps for both the sending (master) and receiving (slave) radios.
Describes how data is transferred and how to return radios to normal operation.
Lists default frequencies and beep codes for each channel.
A reference table for CTCSS tone frequencies and their corresponding beep codes.
A reference table for DCS tone values and their associated beep codes.
Details the LCD display, extensive channel positions, and scan group capabilities.
Covers low battery indication and battery count display at switch-on.
Identifies and describes the primary controls for the HT953 model.
Explains the Push-to-Talk, programmable buttons, and LED indicator functions.
Explains the icons related to Key Bleeps, Lock, Bluetooth, VOX, Scramble, Battery, and Receive Strength.
Instructions to access the radio's user programming mode.
Method to check the selected channel, tone, and frequency.
Steps to change and save new frequency and tone settings.
Covers checking status, enabling/disabling, and assigning the key lock feature.
Explains how to use the key lock and common troubleshooting steps.
Steps to prepare radios for cloning and enter programming mode.
Details initiating data transfer from master to slave and error handling.
Provides tables of default channel settings for HT95X and HT953 models.
A guide to diagnose and resolve common radio operational problems.
Summarizes ATEX/IECEX certifications and crucial safety precautions for operation.
A dedicated space for users to log important details about their radio.
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