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Kirisun DP580 User Manual

Kirisun DP580
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DP580 Digital Two-way Radio
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Kirisun DP580 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandKirisun
ModelDP580
CategoryTwo-Way Radio
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. Unpacking

2. Overview

2.1 Appearance

Diagrams showing the radio and hand microphone with numbered parts.

2.2 Programming Keys

Explanation of programmable keys (P1, P2, P3) and their functions.

2.3 Icons

Table of icons with their names and descriptions, e.g., Signal Strength, Short Message, Encryption.

2.4 LED Indicator

Table describing the state and meaning of LED lights (Red, Green, Orange).

3. Installation

4. Basic Functions

4.1 Power On/Off

Steps to power the radio on and off using the Power On/Off key.

4.2 Selecting a Zone

How to select a zone, which is a group of channels with similar properties.

4.3 Selecting a Channel

Methods to switch to another channel within the current zone.

4.4 Regulating Volume

Instructions for increasing or decreasing the radio volume using the knob.

4.5 Volume/Channel Knob

Explanation of the knob's dual function for volume and channel adjustment.

4.6 Initiating a Call

Ways to make a call, including calling a default contact or selecting a contact.

4.7 Receiving/Replying to a Call

How the radio behaves when a call is received and the indicator lights.

5. Advanced Functions

5.1 Short Message

Information on sending and receiving short messages, up to 300 characters.

5.1.2 Sending a Quick Message

Steps to edit and send pre-set quick messages using templates.

5.1.3 Receiving a Message

How to be notified and access received short messages.

5.2 Scanning Channels

How to set up channel scanning for receiving voice and data.

5.3 Emergency Alarm

How to send an emergency alarm and different alarm modes available.

5.3.1 Sending Emergency Alarm

Procedure to send an emergency alarm and indicators shown on the LCD.

5.3.2 Receiving Emergency Alarm

How to receive an emergency alarm and what indicators are displayed.

5.3.3 Quitting Emergency Alarm

Situations in which the radio exits emergency alarm mode.

5.4 Call Logs (Digital Mode Only)

Function to view and manage records of outgoing, received, and missed calls.

5.4.2 Storing Call Record to Contact List

How to save a call record as a new contact.

5.4.3 Deleting Call Record

Methods to delete single call records or all call logs.

5.5 Settings

Various configuration options for the radio.

5.5.1 Selecting a Language

Steps to choose the radio's display language.

5.5.2 Setting Prompt Tones

How to turn prompt tones on/off for various events like calls or keystrokes.

5.5.3 Setting Power Level

Procedure to set high or low power level for each channel.

5.5.4 Setting Squelch Level (Analogue Channel Only)

How to adjust squelch level to filter unwanted calls under weak signals.

5.5.5 Enabling/Disabling LED Indicator

Steps to enable or disable the LED indicator lights on the radio.

5.5.6 Device Information

How to view the radio's ID, firmware, and hardware versions.

5.6 Application

Functions related to GPS and Time/Date settings.

5.6.1 Setting GPS (Digital Channel Only)

How to enable/disable GPS function or view GPS information.

5.6.2 Setting Time and Date

Instructions for setting the radio's time and date display.

5.7 Detecting a Radio

Procedure to detect if another radio is powered on or operating on a channel.

5.8 Call Alert

Information about requesting a contact to call back.

5.8.2 Initiating Call Alert

Steps to send a call alert to a contact.

5.9 Monitoring

How to listen remotely to another radio's voice and background tone.

5.10 Lone Worker

Function to send an emergency alarm if no operation is detected within a response duration.

5.11 Encryption (Digital Channel Only)

How to encrypt voice or messages for secure communication.

5.12 Scrambling* (Analogue Channel Only)

Function for voice encryption to ensure secret communication.

6. Trouble Shooting

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