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General| Output Power | 10 W |
|---|---|
| Modes | FM |
| Weight | 1.2 kg |
| Supply voltage | 13.8 VDC |
| Voltage | 13.8 VDC |
Key safety guidelines and warnings to prevent electric shock, fire, or injury during operation and placement.
Detailed technical specifications including frequency range, power, sensitivity, and dimensions for various models.
List of standard accessories included with the transceiver and optional accessories available for purchase.
Step-by-step guide for installing the transceiver's mounting bracket in a vehicle for optimal positioning.
Instructions for connecting the transceiver to power and antenna in mobile or fixed station setups.
Information on selecting and connecting a suitable antenna with correct impedance for optimal performance and safety.
Detailed explanation of each front panel control and key function, including power, volume, and tuning.
Procedures for operating the receiver, including initial setup, frequency selection, and squelch adjustment.
Guidelines for transmitting, including antenna connection, frequency checks, and microphone usage for clear communication.
Instructions for backing up, initializing, and managing memory channels for storing frequencies and settings.
Details on various scanning modes like Band Scan, Programmable Band Scan, and Memory Channel Scan.
How to monitor a specific memory channel (channel 1) for activity while tuned to a different frequency.
Explanation of repeater offset frequencies, selection, and using the REV key to reverse transmit/receive.
Guidance on using sub-audible tones and CTCSS for repeater access and Tone Squelch operation.
Procedure for selecting desired tone frequencies for transmission, with a list of available frequencies.
How to use the autopatch feature to make telephone calls via repeater systems using DTMF keypad.
Using the Tone Alert function to provide an audible alarm for incoming transmissions on the monitored frequency.
Selecting tone quality, number of phrases, and modes for digital recording.
Steps for recording incoming signals or microphone input, including starting and stopping the process.
Steps to replay recorded messages and set up automatic recording based on incoming signals.
Overview of factory alignment, general service procedures, and guidelines for returning equipment for repair.
A troubleshooting table listing common symptoms, probable causes, and corrective actions for operational issues.
Installation procedure for the optional CTCSS unit TSU-6 for Tone Squelch operation.
Installation instructions for DRU-1 and operation with RC-10 remote controller.
Description and features of optional microphones and external speakers available for the transceiver.
Visuals and identification of various optional accessories like cables, interfaces, filters, and power supplies.
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