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General| Power Output | High: 5W, Low: 1W |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 2000 mAh |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4V DC |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 kHz / 25 kHz |
| Waterproof Rating | IP67 |
| Frequency Range | 400-470MHz |
Federal Communication Commission requirements for radio products marketed in the U.S.
Restrictions and awareness for occupational/controlled RF exposure environments.
Confirmation of compliance with EU essential requirements and directives.
Support for UV double segment frequency range (UHF/VHF).
Direct mode communication with two groups of calls simultaneously.
Support for both DMR digital and analog communication modes for smooth transition.
Utilizes advanced AMBE+2 ectangular TM voice processing for high-quality audio.
Provides information on LED indicators for current operating states.
Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the LCD screen.
Instructions for installing the antenna, battery, and belt clip.
Instructions and status indicators for charging the radio and battery.
Recommendations for initial battery charging and usage for optimal performance.
Safety precautions regarding battery handling, short circuits, and disposal.
Steps to turn the radio on and off, including boot tone behavior.
How to adjust the reception volume using the power switch/volume control knob.
Explanation of zones and how to manage channels within them.
Methods for selecting a zone via programming key or menu.
How to switch between analog and digital channels.
Switching between primary and secondary channels or dual standby modes.
How to select channels, user IDs, or group call IDs.
Procedures for receiving and replying to group calls.
Steps for receiving and replying to private calls.
Steps to start a group call using channel mode or contacts.
How to initiate a private call using channel mode or contacts.
How to activate the emergency alarm for assistance.
How to send a non-voice emergency alert and its confirmation process.
What happens when an emergency alert is received.
Overview of supported input methods (English, Pinyin, Number).
General steps for navigating and operating the menu system.
Managing the contact list, including adding, editing, and deleting entries.
Initiating radio detection to check if another party is online.
How scanning works and its purpose.
Steps for editing and sending text messages.
How the radio indicates and handles incoming messages.
How basic encryption works and its requirements.
General radio settings for customization.
Switching between high and low transmitting power.
Manual or automatic keypad locking options.
Configuring voice activation for hands-free calls.
General technical parameters of the radio.
Technical specifications related to radio transmission.
Technical specifications related to radio reception.
Guidelines for maintaining the radio's condition.
Steps for cleaning the radio and its components.
Guidelines and operating instructions for controlling RF exposure.
Recommendations for safe listening volumes and earphone use.
Importance of using approved accessories for RF exposure compliance.
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