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General| Water Resistance | IP54 |
|---|---|
| Duplex Range Extender | Yes |
| VOX Handsfree | Yes |
| Waterproof Rating | IP54 |
| Channels | 80 |
| Battery | Li-Ion |
| Power Source | Battery |
Contact information for Oricom support and warranty claims in Australia.
Contact details for Oricom support and warranty claims in New Zealand.
General advice for safe radio operation, including antenna handling and vehicle use.
Safety precautions for potentially explosive environments and blasting cap areas.
Guidelines for managing radio frequency energy and electromagnetic energy exposure.
Safety considerations when using the radio near medical devices like pacemakers.
Details the items included in the UHF2190/2195 radio package.
Instructions for properly installing the rechargeable batteries into the radio unit.
Steps for charging the radio batteries using the provided charging pods.
Information on charging via adapter and understanding the battery meter.
Guide on how to attach and remove the belt clip from the radio unit.
Information on optimizing battery life and understanding transmitting range limitations.
Critical safety advice to be aware of during initial product use.
Identifies and explains the main components and buttons of the Oricom UHF2190/95 radio.
Explains the various icons, symbols, and information displayed on the radio's LCD screen.
Essential steps for powering the unit on/off and switching between radio channels.
Configuring CTCSS sub-channels and DCS digital codes for private communication.
Basic steps for transmitting voice and receiving signals on the radio.
Using the VOX feature for voice activation and the monitor function to detect signals.
Activating auto channel scan and using vibrator/call alert functions for notifications.
Selecting and sending different call-ring tones and activating the vibrator function.
Configuring settings like Roger Beep, Key Tone, and Dual Watch mode for enhanced operation.
Utilizing repeater stations for extended range via duplex operation and channel settings.
How to select and set repeater channels for communication through repeater stations.
Important restrictions and usage notes for specific radio channels.
Lists the allocated frequencies for each UHF channel for Australia and New Zealand.
A list of CTCSS codes and their corresponding frequencies used for sub-channel communication.
Information on how to get help with product setup, usage, and troubleshooting.
Important information regarding retaining the purchase receipt for warranty service.
Details the terms, conditions, and duration of the express warranty for the product.
Step-by-step guide on how to make a warranty claim in Australia.
Important notices regarding product repair, data loss, and replacement parts.
