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General| Type | Mobile Transceiver |
|---|---|
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C |
| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz |
| Power Output | 50W |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 kHz, 25 kHz |
| Operating Voltage | 13.6 V DC |
| Modulation | 16K0F3E, 11K0F3E |
| Channel Capacity | 512 channels / 128 zones |
Identifies the mid-power VHF APCO P25 transceiver model.
Identifies the high-power VHF APCO P25 transceiver model.
Lists the specific transceiver models included in this manual.
Provides important legal, service, and operational notices for users.
Details critical safety hazards like explosive atmospheres, RF exposure, and blasting caps.
Outlines FCC regulations regarding RF energy and potential interference for digital devices.
Advises on preventing fire, injury, and transceiver damage during operation and handling.
Highlights crucial electrical safety points like voltage, ground systems, and fuse handling.
Lists and identifies the items included in the transceiver package.
Lists the necessary tools for mounting the transceiver.
Details the procedure for safely connecting the transceiver's power cable.
Explains how to secure the transceiver unit using a mounting bracket.
Guides on connecting the microphone, power, and antenna to the transceiver.
Advises on the correct procedure for replacing the fuse in the DC power cable.
Identifies and explains the function of each numbered control on the KCH-14 panel.
Explains the meaning of various icons on the KCH-14 display.
Details what each indicator symbol like CALL, MON, SCN, etc., signifies on the display.
Identifies and explains the function of each numbered control on the KCH-15 panel.
Explains the meaning of various icons on the KCH-15 display.
Details what each indicator symbol like CALL, MON, SCN, etc., signifies on the KCH-15 display.
Shows the connectors and ports located on the back of the TK-5710 transceiver.
Shows the connectors and ports located on the back of the TK-5710H transceiver.
Details which functions are available for Conventional FM and APCO operations.
Lists further programmable functions and their availability across different modes.
Explains the procedure for turning the transceiver on and off.
Details how to set up and use a password to secure the transceiver.
Describes how to control the audio output volume using the volume knob.
Explains how to choose the desired zone and channel for operation.
Details the steps for speaking into the microphone and transmitting audio.
Outlines the process for initiating group calls in APCO mode.
Explains how to make calls to specific individuals using their ID.
Describes how to listen to incoming transmissions and adjust volume.
Details how group and individual calls are received and responded to.
Details the procedure to initiate and end the scanning operation.
Describes the indicator that shows when a channel is included in the scan list.
Provides important notes regarding scan function requirements and behavior.
Explains how priority channels are monitored during scanning.
Lists the different types of channels the transceiver can revert to after a scan.
Step-by-step instructions for modifying the scan list.
Details how to set or change the priority mode for channels.
Lists the keys used to navigate and operate paging functions.
Illustrates the flow between Normal, Selcall, Status, and Stack modes.
Guides on initiating a selective call to a specific station or group.
Explains what happens when a selective call is received.
Describes the structure and types of ID codes used for calls.
Explains how to send and receive status messages and their storage.
Details the steps for sending status messages.
Explains how status messages are received and displayed.
Guides on accessing and managing stored messages.
Details the character limits and storage for short messages.
Outlines the character limits for long messages.
Explains manual dialing, store & send, and auto PTT methods for DTMF calls.
Describes how to use the Autodial feature for quick DTMF number dialing.
Explains the use of stun codes for lost or stolen transceivers.
Explains how to initiate an emergency call by pressing and holding the Emergency key.
Describes how to safely exit the emergency call mode.
Details how to activate the scrambler/encryption function for secure communication.
Guides on choosing a scrambler code for FM mode.
Guides on choosing an encryption key for APCO mode.
Explains the process for removing encryption keys from the transceiver.
Details how incorrect password entries affect encryption keys.
Describes how QT/DQT tones filter incoming calls based on matching codes.
Explains how to select and manage QT/DQT tones for channels.
Explains how 2-tone signaling filters calls based on matching tones.
Describes how DTMF signaling filters calls based on matching codes.
Refers to Selcall for FleetSync signaling details.
Guides on setting the current time, date, and minute on the transceiver.
Explains how to use 2-tone codes and Autodial for specific calls.
Describes the activation and purpose of auxiliary ports A, B, and C.
Details functions for moving between channels like Channel Down, Up, and Select.
Explains how to set direct channels and change display characters.
Covers emergency call activation and using an external speaker.
Details setting a home channel and configuring horn alerts.
Explains how to activate and use the individual call feature.
Explains the intercom feature and how to delete encryption keys.
Details how to use the monitor function and adjust screen brightness.
Guides on selecting and adjusting OST tones.
Explains how to play back recorded audio and use the public address system.
Covers scan programming, deletion, and secure transmission setup.
Details how to initiate Selcall and Status modes.
Explains squelch adjustment, status mode, and tactical group setup.
Details talk around, talkgroup selection, and tone control.
Guides on using controls for zone and channel selection.
Explains the TOT feature for limiting transmission time.
Details how the compander improves audio quality by reducing noise.
Describes how the PTT ID is sent with transmissions.
Details how BCL prevents transmissions and how override functions.
Explains the auto recording capabilities of the voice recorder.
Guides on how to record and store voice memos for later playback.
Explains how to access and play recorded conversations, memos, or messages.
Describes the voice announcements for mode changes, activated/deactivated by dealer.
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