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Frequency Range | 400-470 MHz |
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Power Output | 5W |
Waterproof Rating | IP54 |
Channel Spacing | 12.5/25 kHz |
Mode | FM |
Channel Capacity | 128 channels |
Battery Life | Approximately 10 hours |
Weight | 300 g |
Operating Voltage | 7.2V DC |
Defines warning symbols and terms like DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION used throughout the manual.
Advises on safe handling, transmission practices, and environmental considerations for the transceiver.
Lists items included in the transceiver package, such as antennas, battery packs, and clips.
Details how to attach accessories like the flexible antenna to the transceiver's connector.
Details the procedure for attaching and detaching the battery pack to the transceiver.
Explains how to attach and detach the belt clip accessory to the transceiver.
Describes the installation and removal of the jack cover for the speaker-microphone connection.
Identifies and describes the main controls and indicators on the transceiver's front panel.
Explains the various icons and information displayed on the transceiver's screen.
Details the functions assigned to the programmable keys for user customization.
Guides users on turning the transceiver on, including password entry, and selecting operating channels.
Explains the fundamental procedures for receiving calls and transmitting audio with the transceiver.
Covers selecting TX code channels, editing TX code numbers, and DTMF transmission.
Describes how to access user settings and activate the voice scrambler function for private communication.
Details how to receive individual and group calls, status messages, and SDM messages.
Explains procedures for transmitting calls, status messages, and short data messages (SDM).
Covers position data transmission, printer connection, Digital ANI, emergency, stun, and priority settings.
Introduces the MDC 1200 system, its features like PTT ID, selective calling, and aliasing.
Explains how to perform selective calls, call alerts, and radio checks within the MDC 1200 system.
Details procedures for transmitting pre-programmed status messages and general messages.
Covers MDC 1200 emergency calls, stun/revive functions, and station ID programming.
Provides instructions for installing general optional units and specific notes on unit cover usage.
Details the specific PC board modifications and installation steps for UT-109/UT-110 scrambler units.
Outlines critical safety precautions for handling, charging, and using lithium-ion batteries to prevent hazards.
Details rapid and regular charging options with BC-160, BC-171, BC-119N, BC-121N, and AD-106 adapters.
Instructions for installing 6 AAA alkaline batteries into the optional BP-240 battery case.
Lists MB-93 components and details how to attach the swivel belt clip to the transceiver.
Explains the procedure for safely removing the swivel belt clip from the transceiver.
Lists available battery packs (BP-230N, BP-232N, BP-240) and compatible chargers.
Details belt clips (MB-93, MB-94, MB-96N/96F) and optional units (UT-108, UT-109/110, UT-124).
Lists DC power cables, earphones, speaker-microphones, headsets, and antennas.
Provides critical information on RF exposure limits and safe operating practices for occupational use.
Discusses potential interference and controlled usage environments for the radio transmitter.