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Details the purpose and operation of each button on the radio.
Covers radio power, volume adjustment, and understanding audible alerts.
Methods for adjusting display intensity and accessing features via buttons or menus.
Steps for initiating a transmission and speaking into the microphone.
How to monitor multiple channels and manage scan lists.
How to add or remove channels from a user-programmable scan list.
Procedures for making and receiving telephone calls via the radio.
How to initiate, receive, and identify private radio calls.
Using the keypad for direct dialing and selecting numbers from lists.
Features for multi-site operation and emergency communication.
Operations for different radio system types, including failsoft.
Using external alarms and optional handsets for privacy and alerts.
Listening to channels and selecting private line codes.
Signaling, identification, emergency alerts, and direct calls.
Calling groups, using wildcards, and sending/receiving status updates.
How to use encrypted communication for incoming and outgoing calls.
Procedures for loading and removing encryption keys from the radio.
Sending and receiving data messages using a terminal.
Guidelines for maintaining the radio and general user safety precautions.
Information on RF energy exposure and control station safety.
Lists available accessories and provides a summary of the radio's menu.
Details the purpose and operation of each button on the radio.
Covers radio power, volume adjustment, and understanding audible alerts.
Methods for adjusting display intensity and accessing features via buttons or menus.
Steps for initiating a transmission and speaking into the microphone.
How to monitor multiple channels and manage scan lists.
How to add or remove channels from a user-programmable scan list.
Procedures for making and receiving telephone calls via the radio.
How to initiate, receive, and identify private radio calls.
Using the keypad for direct dialing and selecting numbers from lists.
Features for multi-site operation and emergency communication.
Operations for different radio system types, including failsoft.
Using external alarms and optional handsets for privacy and alerts.
Listening to channels and selecting private line codes.
Signaling, identification, emergency alerts, and direct calls.
Calling groups, using wildcards, and sending/receiving status updates.
How to use encrypted communication for incoming and outgoing calls.
Procedures for loading and removing encryption keys from the radio.
Sending and receiving data messages using a terminal.
Guidelines for maintaining the radio and general user safety precautions.
Information on RF energy exposure and control station safety.
Lists available accessories and provides a summary of the radio's menu.
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 403-470 MHz |
|---|---|
| Signaling | MDC1200, DTMF |
| Modulation | FM |
| Voltage | +13.6 VDC (10.8 to 15.6 VDC) |
| Operating Temperature | -30° C to +60° C |












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