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General| Brand | Intek |
|---|---|
| Model | KT-355EE |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Covers battery orientation, mixing, safety, and compatible types.
Warns against disassembly and specifies voltage range.
Instructions on correctly connecting the antenna to the terminal.
Steps for inserting AA batteries or connecting a rechargeable battery pack.
Guide on switching the unit on and adjusting the audio volume.
Steps to eliminate background hiss by adjusting the squelch knob.
How to input frequency values using the numeric keypad.
Method to adjust frequency using the channel selector knob.
Using the up/down arrow keys to adjust the frequency.
Explains the basic modes of operation and their indicators.
Lists functions accessed by pressing keys directly.
Details functions accessed by holding FUNC and pressing another key.
Functions accessed by numeric keys while in set mode.
Functions accessed by FUNC key combinations in set mode.
Explains functions accessible by pressing keys while in extra mode.
Identifies top-view parts like MIC, VOLUME, SQL, CHANNEL, and CALL buttons.
Details the function and connection of the external speaker jack.
Describes the FUNCTION key and individual front panel keys.
Information regarding the DC IN external power supply connector jack.
Defines repeater stations and their role in extending communication range.
Illustrates the difference between direct and repeater-based communication.
Step-by-step guide to activate and use the repeater function.
Instructions for disabling the repeater mode.
How to reverse send/receive frequencies for direct simplex communication.
Guide to selecting CTCSS frequencies for tone squelch.
Procedure for adjusting the frequency offset for repeaters.
Steps to reassign the LAMP key for REV function and revert.
Requirements and steps for preparing the unit for paging operations.
Explains the role of memory addresses for paging codes.
Procedure to input personal codes of other stations.
How to assign and remove group codes for receiving pages.
Steps for initiating a page from the user's side.
Procedure for receiving a page and responding.
Explains the meaning of 'xxx' and 'AAA' in paging displays.
Guidance on code matching and identifying the calling station.
Steps to disable paging and resume normal communication.
Key considerations for using code squelch effectively.
Important points regarding CTCSS unit and tone frequency settings.
Explains the purpose and capability of the memory function.
Provides an example procedure for saving frequencies into memory slots.
Details three ways to access stored memory frequencies.
Step-by-step example of recalling a specific memory address and related advice.
Procedure to update a frequency already stored in memory.
How to use the rotary selector or arrow keys to find memory addresses.
Steps to erase specific frequency entries from memory.
How to use VFO functions within the memory mode.
Explains the three scan types: pause, busy, and hold scan.
Lists VFO scan, memory scan, and tone frequency scan capabilities.
Important considerations when using scan with other functions.
Details for performing 1 MHz, full band, and program scans.
Steps needed to configure a program scan, including storing frequencies.
How to stop an active scan.
Additional points regarding VFO scan display and control.
How to initiate memory scan and block memory scan.
Procedure to scan only marked memory addresses.
How to exit memory scan mode.
Steps to perform and cancel a tone frequency scan.
How to access the pre-set call channel frequency.
Procedure to set a new frequency for the call channel.
Explanation of monitoring two frequencies alternately.
Lists the four possible combinations for dual watch monitoring.
Procedure for dual watch between memory M00 and VFO frequency.
Setting up dual watch with a chosen memory address and VFO.
Setting up dual watch with the call frequency and VFO.
Performing memory scan simultaneously with VFO dual watch.
Notes on conditions required for dual watch and its pauses.
How to switch between VFO and memory frequencies during dual watch.
Storing and managing DTMF codes up to 15 characters.
Procedure for viewing and entering DTMF codes into memory.
Steps for sending stored DTMF codes using the PTT switch.
Procedure to erase DTMF codes from memory.
How to cycle through High, Medium, and Low power output levels.
Selecting tuning step increments for frequency adjustments.
How to activate and deactivate the power-saving receive mode.
Disables key input to prevent accidental changes to frequency.
How to turn the display backlight on and off.
Turns audible key press feedback on or off.
Reduces the paging signal alarm to a single beep.
Allows frequency input using the 1 kHz column via keyboard.
Adjusts the interval for paging signal transmission from repeaters.
Reduces audible noise when the squelch opens.
Prevents battery discharge by automatically powering off the unit.
Steps to exit the auto power off state and resume normal operation.
Allows use of the rotary selector even when frequency lock is active.
Restores factory default settings and erases memory.
Prevents accidental modification of memory contents.
Squelches audio output while retaining paging alarm.
Modifies tuning step size for rotary selector when FUNC is held.
Configures the time interval for the save operation.
Adjusts the delay between DTMF digits to 100 msec.
Enables direct frequency input for the 100 MHz range.
Steps for charging the unit's battery using the DC adapter.
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