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Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz |
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Channel Capacity | 16 channels |
Power Output | 5W |
Channel Spacing | 12.5/25 kHz |
Modulation | 16K0F3E / 11K0F3E |
Battery Life | 12 hours |
Lists all the items included with the transceiver for initial setup and use.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the optional battery pack to the transceiver.
Guide on how to screw the antenna onto the transceiver's connector securely.
Details on attaching the belt clip to the transceiver using supplied screws.
Procedure for covering the speaker/microphone jacks to maintain water resistance.
Steps for connecting external speaker/microphone or headset to the transceiver.
Instructions for charging the transceiver's battery pack using the optional charger.
Control for changing the operating zone or channel, with default setting Zone Up/Down.
Explains the status indications provided by the transceiver's LED light.
Controls for turning the transceiver ON/OFF and adjusting the audio volume level.
The button used to initiate voice transmission by pressing and holding it.
A programmable key for activating various functions, defaulting to Squelch Off Momentary.
Another programmable key for activating functions, with a default setting of Lamp.
Programmable keys for specific functions like channel selection and others.
Used for entering codes or functions, with default setting for no function.
Ports for connecting external speaker and microphone accessories to the transceiver.
Procedures for turning the transceiver ON and OFF, including password entry.
How to set up and enter a password to protect the transceiver from unauthorized use.
Guide on using the volume control to set the audio level for clear reception.
Steps to choose the desired operating zone and specific channel for communication.
How to initiate a voice transmission by pressing the PTT and speaking into the mic.
Steps for listening to incoming calls and adjusting volume for clear reception.
How the transceiver automatically switches to a programmed priority channel.
Temporarily removing channels or zones from the scanning sequence.
Procedures for adding or removing channels and zones from the scan list.
Defines which channel the transceiver returns to after a scan pause.
How to manually enter DTMF codes for calls using the keypad or PTT.
Quickly calling pre-programmed DTMF numbers without manual entry.
Configuring DTMF digit display sequence and storing numbers for later use.
Disables the transceiver remotely if it is stolen or lost, and how to revive it.
How received DTMF codes are displayed on the transceiver screen.
Explains various optional signaling methods like 2-tone, DTMF, and MDC-1200.
How to change preset encode and decode tones for selected channels.
Performing voice calls to specific stations or groups using Selcall.
Structure of Fleet and ID codes for group and individual communication.
How to send pre-programmed status messages to other users.
Accessing and managing stored call IDs and status messages.
Storing and managing caller IDs received during FleetSync Selcalls.
Receiving and storing short data messages up to 48 characters.
Transmitting location data using a connected GPS microphone.
How to use the hands-free VOX feature for transmitting.
Adjusting the sensitivity level for the VOX transmission feature.
Changing the transceiver's transmit power level between high and low.
Selecting a channel directly by entering its number using the keypad.
How the Calling Alert tone notifies party members of an outgoing call.
Locking and unlocking the transceiver keys to prevent accidental changes.
Transmitting current positioning data to a base station via GPS.
Procedures for making emergency calls from the transceiver.
A safety feature that activates emergency operation if no activity is detected.
Communicating directly with other transceivers without a repeater.
How to activate the voice scrambler and change the scrambler code.
Readjusting the squelch level from 0 to 9 for clear reception.
Turning the display and keypad backlight ON, with auto-off functionality.
Immediately selecting the lowest channel within the lowest zone.
Prevents extended transmissions by stopping transmission after a preset time.
Reduces power consumption by turning off the transceiver when idle.
Displays the remaining battery power level using icons.
Shows the strength of received signals using graphical indicators.
Prevents transmission on an already active channel to avoid interference.
Improves signal clarity by reducing noise in transmitted signals.
Transmits a unique transceiver ID code each time the PTT switch is used.