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General| Channels | 16 |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 1-5W (VHF) or 1-4W (UHF) |
| Frequency Range | 136-174 MHz, 403-470 MHz |
| Battery | NiMH |
| Weight | 420g with battery |
Describes operation for radios with and without keypads, noting keypad symbols.
Details on power, volume, channel selection, antenna, display, monitor, and PTT buttons.
Descriptions of Signal, Squelch, Low Power, Scan, Microphone, Speaker, and Backspace buttons.
Details on scroll buttons, accessory/SCI ports, LCD screen, and keypad.
Explanation of PTT ID, keypad lock, battery pack, and latches.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the radio's antenna.
Guides for attaching and removing the belt clip.
Steps for installing and removing the battery pack.
Instructions and warnings for charging NiCd battery packs.
Guidelines for fully charging a new battery for maximum performance.
Table providing guidelines for recharging used batteries.
Instructions for charging the battery using a wall charger.
Procedure for charging the battery using a desktop charger.
How to use the quick charge desktop charger and associated cautions.
Steps to turn the radio on using the On/Off and Volume knob.
Steps to turn the radio off using the On/Off and Volume knob.
How to increase or decrease the radio's volume level.
How to select a channel using the Channel Selector knob.
Toggling between high and low transmit power for clarity or battery life.
Steps for pressing PTT, speaking into microphone, and transmitting.
Instructions for releasing PTT and listening for incoming messages.
How to turn the display backlight on and off.
Explanation of transmitting identification codes with PTT.
How to lock and unlock radio buttons to prevent unintended use.
Understanding and changing between Carrier, Coded, and Signalling Squelch modes.
Adjusting the squelch threshold to filter weak signals.
How to start monitoring a list of pre-programmed channels.
Temporarily removing channels with unwanted signals from the scan list.
Steps to initiate a call to a landline telephone number.
Procedure to disconnect from a telephone call.
How to redial the last manually dialed phone number.
How to store phone numbers and access/deaccess codes in memory.
How to view stored phone numbers or access/deaccess codes.
How the radio indicates and handles incoming individual, group, or all calls.
Steps to initiate a voice selective call using the PTT button and Call ID.
Procedure to turn the radio off and on while holding a button to enter SPM.
How to exit the Special Programming Mode by turning off the radio.
Overview of the SPM menu items and navigation using the Channel Selector knob.
How to include or exclude channels from the scan list within SPM.
Procedure to edit phone access and deaccess codes in SPM.
How to set or disable the time-out timer for transmissions in SPM.
Enabling or disabling audible alerts for Voice Selective Calls.
Enabling or disabling DTMF sidetones for transmission feedback.
Adjusting the volume for alert tones or linking it to the main volume.
Configuring battery saver modes (Off, Normal, Enhanced) to conserve power.
Configuring the radio for Alkaline or NiCd battery types for accurate alerts.
Defining accessory type (Autosense, Headset, Speaker Mic) for proper function.
Explanation of icons like TX, LOW, CTCSS, SCAN, BATT, SAVE.
How bar segments indicate received signal strength.
Indicates the radio passed its self-test and is ready.
Indicates the radio detected an error during power-up.
A short, high-pitched tone for valid button presses.
A short, low-pitched tone for invalid button presses.
Three low-pitched tones indicating a low battery condition.
Each DTMF tone is heard as it is transmitted.
A low-pitched continuous tone indicating transmission has been disabled.
Two short ringing tones for decoded Individual Selective Calls.
A short ringing tone for a correct Acknowledgment ID.
Two medium-pitched tones for decoded Group or All Calls.
A short ringing tone indicating entry into Cloning mode.
Two medium-pitched tones for temporarily deleting a channel from the scan list.
Interface used for radio configuration and cloning.
Steps to clone radio contents using a cloning cable and SCI port.
Table of error messages and their solutions during cloning.
Operating procedures to ensure RF exposure is within FCC guidelines.
Advice on turning off radio in sensitive areas and potential EMI sources.
Precautions for using the radio in areas with explosive atmospheres.
Warning to turn off radio near blasting operations to avoid interference.
Instruction not to place radios in air bag deployment areas to prevent injury.
Information on recycling NiCd batteries as hazardous waste.
Information on FM radio communication frequencies and local agency requirements.
Guidance on obtaining service or repairs from authorized dealers.
Diagnosing and resolving issues when the radio shows no signs of life.
Troubleshooting problems with NiCd battery charging or short life.
Addressing short battery life with alkaline batteries, especially at high power.
Resolving problems where the radio cannot communicate with others.
Troubleshooting receiving unwanted signals or noise.
Addressing issues related to reduced radio range.
Diagnosing and fixing constant static or interference from the speaker.
Steps to take if troubleshooting attempts do not resolve the issue.
List of available battery packs, chargers, and transformers.
List of various UHF and VHF antennas for the radio.
List of headsets, earbuds, and adapters for audio and signalling.
List of belt clips and waterproof bags for carrying the radio.
List of cloning and programming cables for radio-to-radio transfer.
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