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General| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channel Capacity | 128 channels |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 / 25 kHz |
| Operating Temperature | -30 to +60 °C |
| Modulation | 16K0F3E |
| Power Supply | 13.8 V DC |
Describes the 15-pin D-SUB connector for accessories and its pin assignments.
Details the 3.5 mm phone jack for external speaker connections.
Explains the connection for DC power input and its polarity.
Describes the microphone connection port and its pin functions.
Precautions regarding explosive atmospheres like fuel or fumes when operating the transceiver.
Advises on avoiding injury from RF transmissions by maintaining distance from the antenna.
Caution about operating the transceiver near dynamite blasting caps.
Lists and describes the items included with the transceiver for initial setup.
Covers vehicle preparation, power cable connection, and transceiver mounting.
Identifies and explains the controls and connectors on the transceiver's front and rear panels.
Explains the function of the display, its indicators, and modes of operation.
Lists functions that can be assigned to programmable keys like S, A, <B, C>, and A.
Instructions for switching the transceiver on/off and entering a transceiver password.
How to adjust the volume and select desired zones and channels.
Steps for transmitting a message using the PTT switch and receiving a signal.
How to start, stop, and use scan features like Priority Scan.
Procedures for adding or removing channels/zones from the scan list.
Defines the channel selected when the PTT switch is pressed during a scan.
Instructions for manually dialing DTMF numbers using the keypad.
How to use autodial memory locations and redial previously called numbers.
Details the stun function for disabling a transceiver if stolen or lost.
Explains QT/DQT signaling for ignoring calls from other parties on the same channel.
Details on 2-tone, DTMF, FleetSync, and MDC-1200 signaling.
How to change preset encode and decode tones for selected channels.
Describes Selcall for voice calls to specific stations or groups, including ID codes.
Procedure for requesting a call using the PTT List ID.
How to transmit pre-programmed status messages and their display codes.
Instructions for sending location data using an installed GPS unit.
How to make emergency calls using the programmed Emergency function.
Description of the Lone Worker safety feature that activates emergency operation.
Enables direct communication without a repeater during service interruptions.
Details the voice scrambler function for secure communication and code settings.
Using Monitor, Squelch Off, and Squelch Level for signal reception.
Instructions for using the Public Address system with an optional relay unit.
Prevents extended transmission duration by stopping transmission after a preset time.
Instructions for activating the auxiliary port for use with optional boards.
How to cycle through display brightness settings (high, low, off).
Immediately selects the lowest channel of the lowest zone.
Prevents transmission on an already occupied channel.
Unique ID code sent each time the PTT switch is pressed or released.
Removes excessive noise from transmitted signals for clearer audio.
Announces the new channel audibly when changing channels.
