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General| Frequency Range | 144-148 MHz |
|---|---|
| Mode | FM |
| Power Output | 10W |
| Channels | 200 |
| Voltage | 13.8 VDC |
| Antenna Impedance | 50 ohms |
| Supply Voltage | 13.8 V |
Essential safety precautions and warnings to follow before operating the transceiver.
Comprehensive technical specifications for various transceiver models, covering general, transmitter, and receiver parameters.
A comprehensive list of all accessories provided with the transceiver package.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting and installing the transceiver unit.
Guide for connecting the transceiver in a vehicle, including power supply and wiring precautions.
Instructions for connecting the transceiver for use in a fixed station setup.
Guidelines for connecting an antenna to ensure optimal transceiver performance and safety.
Explanation of the purpose and operation of each control on the transceiver's front panel.
Steps for connecting and adjusting controls to receive signals on the transceiver.
How to change, store, and select frequency step sizes for VFO, Memory, and Call channels.
Details on selecting different frequency step increments for tuning and scanning operations.
Setting specific VFO tuning ranges using band segments for restricted tuning.
Using the ALT system to compensate for frequency drift in specific models.
Understanding memory retention and performing a factory reset for the microprocessor.
Details on memory channels with dual purposes and the data they can store.
Step-by-step guide for entering simple and normal transmitter offsets into memory.
Instructions for programming memory channels with different transmit and receive frequencies.
Procedures for storing in Call Channel and recalling data from memory channels.
Copying memory channel data to VFO without changing the stored memory.
General information on available scan modes including Band, Programmable Band, and Memory Channel scans.
Explanation of Time Operated and Carrier Operated scan hold/resume programming.
Procedure to start and control the Band Scan function across the entire frequency range.
Configuring scan limits using memory channels 15 and 16 for specific band segments.
How to scan through stored memory channels, stopping on active signals.
Skipping specific memory channels during the memory channel scan process.
Monitoring memory channel 1 activity while tuned to other frequencies.
Setting transmit and receive frequency offsets for repeater communication.
Using the REV key to switch between transmit and receive frequencies for repeater pairs.
Using sub-audible tones and CTCSS for activating repeaters and tone squelch.
Using the autopatch feature to make telephone calls via repeaters (USA versions).
Adjusting the tone quality level for recorded voice messages.
Configuring the number of voice messages that can be recorded.
Procedure for manually recording receive signals or microphone audio.
How to play back recorded voice messages from the digital recording system.
Enabling automatic recording based on incoming signals or squelch opening.
Information on factory alignment, service procedures, and warranty.
Instructions for returning the transceiver for repair and necessary documentation.
Table of common problems, their causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Instructions for installing the optional CTCSS Tone Decoder unit.
Guide for installing the optional Digital Recording Unit.
How to operate the transceiver using the RC-10 remote controller.
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