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RECEIVE/TRANSMIT COMMUNICATION
To transmit, press and hold the TALK button while talking
into the walkie-talkie at a close range (within 5cm of your
face). The TX icon will be showed on LCD screen(See pic. 1).
Release the button to finish talking, when the button is
released, your walkie-talkie can receive transmissions.
To receive, if someone in the same channel transmit a voice
signal, your walkie talkie will receive and play the voice
through the speaker. The RX icon will be displayed on the
LCD screen (See pic.2).
CTCSS ( CONTINOUS TONE-CODED SQUELCH SYSTEM )
These walkie-talkies have an their own channel system . It
means you can always find a free channel if someone nearby is
using one and you don’t want interference-or you want to share
a channel.
Your devices also have subchannels called the CTC.
Using the CTC transmits one of 122 different low-frequency
tones along with your voice signal for identification-purposes.
Press the menu button twice to enter the sub-channel mode of
CTCSS the current CTCSS code will flash. CTC icon will display
on the LCD screen(See pic.3).
Use the up and down buttons to adiust the CTCSS code which
will flash on LCD screen(See pic.4). Press TALK button to
confirm. Or wait for LCD screen to finish flashing. If you want to
check the sub-channel number, just simply press menu button
twice.
NOTE: Walkie-talkies must be set to the same channel and CTCSS code. Release the
Talk button when you refinished talking to receive a response. When walkie talkie is
receiving a signal, the TALK function will not work.
NOTE: This feature does not impact operation or quality. To cancel CTCSS, press
menu button twice and use up or down button to select code” I “. Walkie talkies
shall be kept on the same CTCSS code before conversation. If you don’t set
subchannel(CTC),you may receive stranger’s channel that you don’t like. So if you
need private and safe conversation, please set channel and CTC before use.
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