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General| IP Rating | IP54 |
|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz (VHF), 400-470 MHz (UHF) |
| Channel Capacity | 128 |
| Modulation | FM |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Operating Voltage | 13.8 V DC |
| Mode | Analog/Digital |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 kHz / 25 kHz |
Definitions of terms used in the manual, including warnings and cautions.
Crucial warnings regarding electrical hazards, environment, and proper usage to prevent injury or damage.
Cautions related to operating conditions, cleaning, and potential heat generation.
Information about the AMBE+2™ voice coding technology.
Details on FCC compliance and interference correction.
Details on AF Volume, LED Indicator, UP/DOWN Keys, Power Switch, and Programmable Keys.
Information on the microphone connector and microphone features.
Explanation of indicators like Signal Strength, Low Power, Audible, Compander, Scrambler, Bell, and Call Code.
Description of the alphanumeric display and activated key indicators.
Details on Zone, Zone Up/Down, and Scan keys, including their operation and programming.
Covers Scan Add/Del, Priority A/B, and Memory Channel selection keys.
Details on the Monitor (AUDI) and Public Address keys.
Explains RX Speaker, Light, Lock, Lone Worker, High/Low power, Tone/RAN, and Talk Around keys.
Details on keys for Wide/Narrow, DTMF, Call, Emergency, Surveillance, TX Code Enter, and TX Code Channel Select.
Covers keys for Scrambler/Encryption, Compander, ID-MR Select, Hook Scan, User Set Mode, 10Key ENT, OPT, and Power Off Emergency.
Instructions on turning on the transceiver and entering a startup password.
Details on selecting channels using Non-Zone, Zone, Voting, and Automatic Scan types.
Procedure for selective and non-selective calling when using tone signaling.
Procedure for receiving signals and transmitting voice, including microphone usage and call quality tips.
How to select TX code channels using the TX Code CH Select or TX Code CH Up/Down keys.
Explanation of transmit inhibit functions like muted channel, busy channel, and receive-only channels.
Information on the time-out timer and penalty timer that restrict continuous transmission.
Procedure for editing TX code numbers using the TX Code CH Select or TX Code Enter keys.
Using the DTMF Autodial function for automatic DTMF code transmission.
How to access and navigate the User Set Mode for customizing transceiver settings.
Enabling the voice scrambler function and understanding the stun function activation.
Procedure for transmitting emergency signals, including DTMF or 5-tone.
Conditions under which the transceiver automatically selects the Priority A channel.
Using the Automatic Key Lock timer to prevent unintended key presses.
Activating the Power Off Emergency function for silent, no-display emergency calls.
Diagram and description of rear panel connectors: Antenna, D-Sub, External Speaker, Ignition, and DC Power.
Instructions for connecting the microphone hanger, including self-ground and non-self-ground types.
List of included accessories such as microphones, cables, mounting brackets, and screws.
Details on self-ground and non-self-ground type microphone hanger connections for hook functions.
Guidelines for securely mounting the transceiver using the provided universal mounting bracket.
Information on antenna selection and installation, and procedure for replacing a blown fuse.
Instructions for cleaning the transceiver using soft cloths and avoiding harsh solvents.
Overview of optional accessories like separation kits, microphones, speakers, and scrambler/digital units.
Information on RF electromagnetic energy exposure limits and compliance for occupational use.
Specific conditions for antenna gain and placement to meet RF exposure requirements.
Guidance on avoiding interference with other devices and safe operating locations.
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