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General| frequency range | 136~174 MHz |
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| number of channels | 512 |
| zones | 50 |
| max channels per zone | 250 |
| channel spacing analog | 12.5/15/20/25/30 kHz |
| channel spacing digital | 12.5 kHz |
Power| operating voltage | 7.5V DC ± 20% |
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| battery life KNB-31A | 8 hours |
| battery life KNB-32N | 12 hours |
| battery life KNB-33L | 8 hours |
Operating Environment| operating temperature range | –22°F to +140°F (–30°C to +60°C) |
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| frequency stability | ±2.0 ppm |
| antenna impedance | 50Ω |
Receiver| sensitivity digital 5% BER | 0.25µV |
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| sensitivity digital 1% BER | 0.40µV |
| sensitivity analog 12dB SINAD | 0.25µV |
| selectivity digital | -60dB |
| selectivity analog @25/30kHz | -78dB |
| selectivity analog @12.5kHz | -67dB |
| intermodulation distortion digital | -75dB |
| intermodulation distortion analog @25/30kHz | -75dB |
| intermodulation distortion analog @12.5kHz | -68dB |
| spurious and image digital | -80dB |
| spurious and image analog | -80dB |
| audio distortion digital | Less than 1.5% |
| audio distortion analog | Less than 2% |
| audio output | 500mW/ 8Ω |
Transmitter| rf output power | 5W / 1W |
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| spurious and harmonics | 70dB |
| fm hum and noise analog @25kHz | 50dB |
| fm hum and noise analog @12.5kHz | 45dB |
| audio distortion | Less than 2% |
| modulation | 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E, 8K10F1E, 8K10F1D |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions with KNB-31A or KNB-32N | 2-5/16 x 6-3/32 x 1-13/16 in. (58 x 155 x 45.7 mm) |
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| dimensions with KNB-33L | 2-5/16 x 6-3/32 x 1-9/16 in. (58 x 155 x 39.2 mm) |
| weight TK-5210 K | 11.11 oz. (315g) |
| weight TK-5210 K2 | 11.64 oz. (330g) |
| weight TK-5210 K3 | 11.64 oz. (330g) |
| weight TK-5210 K2 with KNB-31A battery | 22.22 oz. (630g) |
| weight TK-5210 K2 with KNB-32N battery | 23.28 oz. (660g) |
| weight TK-5210 K2 with KNB-33L battery | 17.64 oz. (500g) |
Provides essential safety guidelines for handling the transceiver and related accessories.
Details warnings for operating near specific locations and cautions for proper handling.
Lists and identifies all accessories included with the transceiver package.
Provides important precautions for handling and charging battery packs.
Outlines dangers associated with mishandling, improper storage, and exposure to heat.
Details dangers related to charging, piercing, dropping, or deforming the battery pack.
Warns against reverse charging, using containers, and using abnormal or leaking batteries.
Explains how to use and store the Li-ion battery pack and its performance characteristics.
Provides step-by-step instructions for attaching and detaching the battery pack.
Details the procedures for installing the antenna and the belt clip.
Describes how to install the universal connector cap and optional accessories.
Illustrates and identifies the various controls and indicators on the transceiver.
Identifies and explains the function of front and side panel controls.
Identifies and explains the function of top, keypad, and connector controls.
Explains the meaning of signal strength bars and various mode indicators.
Details status icons, message displays, and key function indicators.
Details which functions are available based on Conventional FM, P25, or Trunking modes.
Lists and describes core programmable functions like Individual calls, Scan, and Key Lock.
Lists signaling, navigation, and other advanced programmable functions.
Instructions for turning the transceiver on/off and setting a password.
Details on how to adjust the volume and select desired zones and channels.
Explains the basic steps for transmitting a signal using the PTT switch.
Provides instructions for making group calls on P25 channels.
Details on making individual calls and the basic procedures for receiving calls.
Explains how to receive group and individual calls on P25 modes.
Covers how to start, stop scanning, and temporarily lock out channels.
Explains priority scan functionality and available scan revert channel options.
Instructions for programming scan lists in Conventional operation.
Details on setting the priority mode for channels and zones.
Covers FleetSync alphanumeric paging and Selcall transmission procedures.
Explains Selcall reception, ID codes, and basic status messaging.
Details on transmitting, receiving, and reviewing messages in the stack memory.
Covers sending short/long messages and transmitting GPS location data.
Provides instructions for making DTMF calls using various methods.
Explains DTMF call types and how to use the Autodial feature.
Describes the function of the stun code for lost or stolen transceivers.
Instructions for making telephone calls manually or from a list.
Procedures for receiving telephone calls and initiating status calls.
Details on how to make and exit emergency calls.
Explains secure transmission and selecting scrambler codes.
Covers managing encryption keys and the effects of password protection.
Explains QT/DQT signaling and how to use Operator Selectable Tone.
Details optional signaling types like 2-tone, DTMF, and FleetSync.
Explains how to adjust the VOX gain level for hands-free operation.
Details on activating and using the VOX function for hands-free transmission.
Provides instructions for setting and adjusting the transceiver's built-in clock.
Overview of key advanced functions including 2-tone, Autodial, AUX, and Battery Status.
Details on channel navigation, display options, and emergency functions.
Explains settings related to keypad, backlighting, monitor, and squelch.
Details on Scan, Encryption, and Selcall related functions.
Covers Status, GPS, Site Lock, and Speaker Attenuation functions.
Explains System Search, Talk Around, and VOX functions.
Details on selecting and navigating through zones.
Explains the Time-Out Timer and Battery Saver functions.
Details low battery warnings and signal strength indicators.
Explains Compander, Busy Channel Lockout, and Out of Range indicators.
Covers network operations like Site Trunking, Channel Hunt, and PTT ID.
Details the voice recorder features, including auto recording and voice memos.
Explains how to play back recordings and the voice guide announcements.
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