Retevis RT29 User Manual

RT29
Two Way Radio
We believe this Two Way Radio will provide dependable
and reliable communication to personal operating at peak
efficiency. The transceivers incorporate the latest in
advanced technology. As a result, We feel strongly that
you will be pleased with the quality and features of this
product!
Before using this Two way radio, please read
the manual which contains important operating
instructions for safe usage, RF Energy Awareness,
control information and operational instructions
for compliance with RF Energy Exposure limits
in applicablenational and international standards,
and also read the operational instructions for safe use.
We are grateful that you chose our two way radio.
Two Way Radio

Retevis RT29 Specifications

General

Channels	16
Output Power	10W
IP Rating	IP67
Channel Capacity	16
Antenna Impedance	50Ω
Operating Voltage	7.4V DC
Frequency Range	UHF: 400-480MHz / VHF: 136-174MHz

Summary

Unpacking and Checking Equipment

Preparation

Use Li-ion Battery

Charge Li-ion Battery

Install/Remove Battery Pack

Install Antenna

Basic Operation

Indicator Light Status

Channel Selection

How to switch between channels using the channel knob.

Power and Volume Control

Instructions for turning the radio on/off and adjusting the volume.

PTT Switch Function

Details on using the Push-To-Talk button for communication.

Side Key Definitions

Squelch Level Adjustment

Time-out Timer (TOT)

Scan Switch Operation

How to scan channels for activity and stop on a detected signal.

CTCSS/DCS Programming

Self-programming for non-standard CTCSS/DCS signaling.

Voice Prompt Selection

Busy Channel Lockout (BCLO)

Output Power Selection

Wide/Narrow Bandwidth Selection

VOX Functionality

Hands-free transmission activated by voice, with gain adjustment.

Frequency Encryption

Scrambler Function

CTCSS/DCS Codes

Lists available CTCSS and DCS codes for squelch control.

Technical Specifications

Warnings

RF Energy Exposure and Safety Guide

Important instructions for safe usage and RF energy awareness.

RF Exposure Standards Compliance

Information on adherence to national and international RF exposure standards.

FCC, CE, and IC ID Certifications

RF Exposure Control Guidelines

Operating instructions to control exposure and ensure compliance with limits.

Choking Hazard Warning

Hazardous Environment Operation

Conditions requiring the radio to be turned off, like explosive atmospheres.

Medical Device Precautions

Advises keeping radio away from pacemakers and other implanted medical devices.

Hearing Protection Guidelines

Burn and Transmission Hazards

Forbidden Safety Operations

Prohibits charging in moist environments or disassembling the charger.

Charger Safety Precautions

Approved Accessory Compliance