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General| Channels | 15 |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 40 Watts |
| NOAA Weather Scan | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Microphone | Built-in |
| Frequency Range | 462.550 - 467.725 MHz |
| Weight | 1.5 lbs |
| Range | Up to 65 miles |
| Privacy Codes | 142 privacy codes (38 CTCSS/104 DCS) |
Details compliance with RF exposure standards and safety guidelines for user operation.
Steps to prepare the vehicle and gather necessary tools before installation.
Instructions for securely attaching the radio's mounting bracket.
Guidelines for optimal placement and mounting of the external antenna.
How to connect the radio's power source and rear panel components.
Steps for plugging in and securing the microphone to the radio.
Information on connecting an optional external speaker for enhanced audio.
Identification and function of the radio's main operational buttons and knobs.
Explanation of icons and information shown on the radio's liquid crystal display.
Details on the buttons and functions available on the microphone unit.
Description of the jacks and connectors located on the rear of the radio unit.
Factors affecting radio range and how to achieve maximum performance.
Procedure for turning the radio unit on and off.
How to choose and set the desired communication channel.
Steps for initiating and responding to radio transmissions effectively.
How to enable and disable the keypad lock feature to prevent accidental changes.
Instructions for checking channel activity or adjusting volume without receiving a signal.
How to use the auto-scan feature to find active radio channels.
Functionality for sending an alert tone to notify other users of incoming messages.
How to set CTCSS or DCS privacy codes for clearer communication.
Adjusting the radio's output power for different range requirements.
Configuring the transmitter for receive-only operation.
Enabling direct communication without using repeaters.
Improving audio clarity and reducing background noise.
Disabling all audible beeps and tones on the radio.
Selecting alert tones to notify users of incoming messages.
Limiting the duration of continuous transmissions.
Setting the radio to automatically power off after a period of inactivity.
Adjusting the squelch level to filter out unwanted background noise.
Changing the LCD screen's brightness for better visibility.
Configuring the radio to use repeater channels for extended range.
Resetting the radio to its factory default configuration.
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