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General| Frequency Range | 450-470 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channels | 16 |
| Type | Portable Radio |
| Power Output | 1-5 W |
| Output Power | 1-5 W |
Details key features, signalling options, and robustness of the Maxon PM100 radio.
Provides information on the standard warranty period for the Maxon PM100 product.
Identifies and describes the controls and displays located on the front panel of the radio.
Details the connection ports and sockets found on the rear panel of the radio.
Explains the various colours and states of the Status LED and their operational meanings.
Describes the different types of audible alerts used by the radio for notifications.
Explains how to interpret error alerts and their indications for specific channel states.
Lists the items to check and verify upon unpacking the Maxon PM100 radio.
Instructions for powering the radio on and the automatic self-test sequence.
Guidance on how to receive calls and initiate transmissions using the PTT button.
Explains the yellow LED indication for channel activity and busy status.
Details how the radio handles calls with CTCSS/DCS codes for selective reception.
Explains the TTOT feature that limits transmission duration and provides alerts.
Describes how TX Lock-out prevents transmission on a busy channel.
Explains how to use the Monitor button to listen to channels and toggle monitor mode.
Instructions on how to select and operate different radio channels (up to 4).
Details the radio's scanning function and priority channel monitoring.
Instructions on how to remove specific channels from the radio's scan list.
Explains how priority lookback monitors a designated channel for activity.
Information on acquiring additional accessories for the Maxon PM100.
Details voice privacy features like Single Frequency Inversion and Rolling Code Scramblers.
Important notes regarding the correct operation of inversion and rolling code scramblers.
Information on the Selcall module and its additional signalling options.
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