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General| Modulation | FM, 4FSK (DMR) |
|---|---|
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| GPS | Optional |
| Bluetooth | Optional |
| Frequency Range | 450-520 MHz |
| Channel Spacing | 12.5 / 25 kHz |
| Operating Modes | Analog FM |
| Dimensions | 160 x 60 x 40 mm (without antenna) |
| Weight | 1.6 kg (3.53 lbs) |
| Operating Temperature | -30°C to +60°C (-22°F to +140°F) |
| Power Output | 5 W, 25 W, 50 W |
| RF Output Power | 5 W, 25 W, 50 W |
Explains the meaning and usage of safety alerts like Warning, Caution, and Notice.
Lists other available documentation for the Tait radio, including Safety and Compliance Information and Installation Guide.
Provides an overview of DMR digital radio features, including conventional and trunked operation.
Details the various keys and controls on the radio, including PTT, volume, and function keys.
Explains the meaning of icons and messages shown on the radio display for both conventional and trunked modes.
Describes the function of status LED indicators and audible tones used by the radio.
Guides on how to use programmed function keys to access common radio features and view their settings.
Explains how to navigate through the radio's menu system using scroll and select keys.
Details how to use alphanumeric keys to search lists such as channels, zones, or workgroups.
Instructions on how to power the radio on and off, including security lock features.
Describes how to increase or decrease the speaker volume using the control head.
Explains how to lock the keypad to prevent accidental key presses and how to unlock it.
Details how to switch between conventional and trunked operating modes.
Guides on how to set and view the radio's internal clock, including time format.
Instructions on how to access the radio's address book, including selecting default.
Explains how to switch between the standard and personal address books.
Details how to view entries, filter by role, and make calls from the address book.
Describes how to select a role or entry by typing its name.
Covers creating, editing, deleting, and copying entries in the personal address book.
Explains how to select zones, which are collections of channels and groups.
Guides on how to select a specific channel, including talkgroup assignment for DMR.
Details how to select a scan or voting group for monitoring channels.
Explains talkgroups for DMR digital channels and how they facilitate private conversations.
Describes how radio behavior changes based on channel type and network status.
Instructions for making a one-to-one call using DMR digital channels.
Explains how to initiate a call to a pre-programmed contact using a function key.
Guides on how to make calls using the programmed list of contacts in the address book.
Details how to make calls to programmed local call entries on a channel.
Instructions for dialing calls to other radios or groups, available for alphanumeric keypads.
Explains how to connect to a telephone network using DMR digital channels.
Guides on using DTMF patch dialing to connect to telephone networks or other devices.
Details how to activate emergency mode using a programmed function key.
Explains how to set and send your current activity or location status on analog channels.
Describes how to send and receive status messages to indicate activity or location.
Guides on creating, sending, and receiving text messages using the radio.
Explains how to check the queue for missed calls, status messages, or call alerts.
Details how to send a call alert page to notify another user you wish to talk.
Explains how to check if a particular radio is available on the same channel.
Guides on sending a request to monitor another radio's activity for safety concerns.
Describes how to immobilize ('stun') or revive a radio remotely.
Explains automatic callback features like deferred calling and no acknowledgement retries.
Details how to reduce transmit power to conserve vehicle battery life.
Explains how to end current or all active calls using function keys.
Guides on using monitor and squelch override functions to hear traffic and weak signals.
Explains how to activate repeater talkaround for direct communication.
Describes how the radio unmutes and indicates incoming calls.
Explains how voting groups automatically select the best communication channel.
Details how to monitor programmed channels for activity and respond to calls.
Provides critical information for complying with RF exposure guidelines from regulatory bodies.
Emphasizes using the radio only for work-related purposes and controlling RF energy exposure.
Offers guidelines and warnings on managing RF exposure, including antenna placement.
Details Health Canada's requirements for radio equipment and RF field limits for the general population.
Lists RF energy exposure standards and guidelines that the radio complies with.
French translation of RF energy exposure standards compliance.
States FCC rules on RF emission limits for receivers and compliance with Part 15.
Details Industry Canada's compliance with license-exempt RSS standards.
Information on CFR Title 47 Subpart R concerning frequency band usage.
Specifies that low-power transmission is permitted on Regional Planning and Itinerant channels.
States compliance with FCC rules regarding encryption limitations and user controls.
Confirms the product meets ACMA regulatory requirements for electromagnetic compatibility.
Notes that frequency band 406 to 406.1 MHz is reserved for distress beacons.
Covers EU directives regulating radio equipment for health, safety, and EMC.
Defines the product as an FM radio transceiver for radiocommunication services.
Outlines restrictions on programming frequencies and potential legal implications.
Refers to where Declarations of Conformity can be found in the booklet or online.
Warns about potential malfunction of electronic devices due to radio RF energy.
Advises turning off the radio in potentially explosive atmospheres to prevent ignition.
Provides safety guidelines for installing and operating the radio in vehicles, avoiding airbags.
Details precautions for charging a vehicle battery while the radio is connected.
Covers EU directives regulating EMC for automotive electronic equipment.
Warns against making unauthorized modifications that could void compliance.
Cautions users not to touch hot surfaces of the radio during prolonged operation.
States compliance with EU standard EN 60950 under specific operating conditions.
Explains how to verify network access using the orange LED and network icon.
Guides on selecting different trunking networks (DMR, MPT, dual-mode).
Details how to make calls to radios, PABX extensions, or PSTN numbers via the address book.
Explains how to initiate calls to pre-programmed contacts using the Preset calls menu.
Defines trunked zones and workgroups for managing calls on a trunked system.
Instructions on how to select a zone for operation within a trunked network.
Guides on selecting a workgroup to associate with specific radio operations.
Details how to make calls to specific workgroups using dialing codes.
Explains how to return the radio to its primary operating workgroup.
Describes how to activate scanning for subscribed groups in the 'My Workgroups' list.
Explains how to summon help by sending an emergency call and entering emergency mode.
Provides dialing codes for sending emergency calls to specific locations or radios.
Guides on dialing PABX extensions using the radio's alphanumeric keypad.
Details how to dial public switched telephone network (PSTN) numbers from the radio.
Describes how the radio handles incoming calls, including automatic acceptance or ringing.
Explains functions like last number recall, unanswered calls, and callback to re-initiate calls.
Details how to check the queue for missed calls, status, or text messages.
Explains sending status messages to indicate current activity or location.
Provides dialing codes for sending programmed status messages to specific radios.
Guides on creating, sending, and receiving text messages in trunked mode.
Instructions for sending pre-written text messages from the radio.
Details how to compose and send a new text message using the radio's keypad.
Explains how to edit previously composed text messages.
Guides on selecting recipients and sending text messages.
Describes how incoming text messages are handled and displayed.
Explains how to activate do-not-disturb mode to ignore incoming calls.
Details how to dial and switch to conventional channels or groups from trunked mode.
Explains the MPT 1343 dialing scheme, including finding your radio's MPT number.
Details the DMR dialing scheme, including finding your radio's DMR number.
Covers Nokia ANN dialing and finding your radio's Nokia ANN number based on fleet size.
Provides a table of dialing codes for accessing common trunking functions like call divert and encryption.
Explains viewing location data like latitude, longitude, and UTM coordinates.
Describes location status indicators such as tracking, stored, or lost connection.
Guides on how to access and scroll through various location displays on the radio.
Details how to turn on loneworker monitoring for user safety.
Explains how to acknowledge a loneworker alarm and the consequences of not responding.
Describes how to delay the emergency action after a loneworker alarm in conventional mode.
Explains the encryption feature for digital and dual-mode networks.
Guides on how to turn encryption on or off for outgoing calls.
Instructions for making encrypted calls on a selected network.
Describes how to hear encrypted calls when the correct key is stored.
Details how to delete individual or all encryption keys from the radio.
Explains how to set the volume for audible tones like call alerts and confirmation tones.
Guides on adjusting the volume of tones that indicate allowed or disallowed actions.
Details how to turn quiet operation on/off, which mutes keypress tones but keeps others audible.
Explains how to turn silent operation on/off, silencing all radio audible tones except channel traffic.
Guides on enabling or disabling external alerts like car horns for incoming calls.
Details how to turn backlighting on or off for the keypad and display.
Explains how to adjust the radio display contrast for better visibility.
Introduces troubleshooting procedures and suggests consulting the radio provider.
Provides steps to check power supply and connections if the radio fails to power on.
Directs users to the 'Audible tones' section for help in identifying potential problems.
Guides on how to view radio hardware/firmware versions and other identification details.
Provides instructions for carefully removing the microphone grommet and plug.
Offers advice on basic maintenance, cable security, and cleaning the radio cover.
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