chinavasion CVSB-G632 User manual

THANKYOU!
We are grateful you have chosen.l UUffVXf FM handheld
transceiver. This two-way radio represents novel design and stable
performance. lt is developed to meet demands of easy operation
and multifunction. We believe all will meet your requirements.
Please read user's manual carefully before using.
MODEL GOVERED:
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It is important for you to read the lollowings carefully in order to
use this transceiver safely and efficiently.
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o Please DO NOT try to open the transceiver. Any modification
made by lay-people may cause great damage.
o Please turn off the transceiver when you enter the place with
sign "Please turn off radio", such as airport and oil station, to
avoid electromagnetism interference or electromagnetic com-
patibility.
. Please DO NOT expose the transceiver to direct sunlightl[gr
a long time. DO NOT place the transceiver near any heating
devices. High temperature might shorten the life of electrical
parts or cause some plastic transformation. DO NOT put the
transceiver in dusty and dirty place. Please keep the transceiver
dry. Rain and damp may erode the PCB.
. Please turn off the power immediately and remove the re-
'chargeable battery pack and contact dealer if unusual smell or
smoke is detected from the transceiver.
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Thank you for using' , Before using, we reconimend you:
. Please check whether the package is damaged.
r Please unpack the package carefully, and identify the items
listed in the following table.
. Please contact dealer immediately when any damage or miss
has occurred during shipment.
SUPPLIED AGGESSORIES

. VHF Frequency Range: 136MHz -173QGMHZ
r UHF Frequency Range:400MHz -469.995MH2
. 16 Memory Channels
r CTCSS
o DCS
o WN Band Selection
r PC Programmable
o Channel Scanning
r Wired Copy Function
o EN/CH Voice Prompt
o FM Radio
. Superlight LED Torch
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(1) GETTING ACQUAINTED
(2) PREPARATTON .................... 3
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(5) FM RADIO

(9) FREQUENCY/INFORMATION LIST
MONI
Side Key
Earphone/PC
Programmble
Slot
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Battery Pack

Antenna: Rubber antenna used to receive and transmit signals.
TX lndicator: Press "PTT", and it lights red while transmitting.
RX lndicator: When receive signals, it lights green.
Volume/Power Knob
Turn clockwise until a clatter to switch the transceiver on, and turn
counterclockwise until a clatter to switch the transceiver off. Ro-
tate to adjust the volume.
Channel Knob
This model has 16 channels to edit, and it has voice annunciation
to help you recognize.
PTT(Push To Talk): Press PTT to transmit, and release to receive.
MONI(MONI): Under Standby mode, press MONI to make select-
ed channel's signals and noises heard.
Side Key
1. LED Torch: Under standby mode, press to switch light on, and
repress to switch it off. lt's to use at night.
2. Channel Scanning: Press for 2 seconds to start channel scan-
ping, it lights green; repress for 2 seconds to exit.
Microphone(MlG): lnput voice.
Earphone/PC Programming Slot
Connect external earphone, or connect PC with matched pro-
gramming cable, or use software to program. (Please contact local
distributor for software in wired copy and PC programming).
Speaker: Output voice.
Belt Clip: Connect the unit with belt clip, easy to bring.
Battery Pack:.7 .4V Li-ion battery to offer power.
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CHARGE BAITERY PACK
The battery is not charged
out of factory and please
charge it before using. The
first charing can't reach full
capability after buying or
storing for a long time (more
than two moths). Please
charge and discharge it two
or three times to make it
reach really full capability.
Plug the uncharged battery
or transceiver with battery
into charger, and make sure the battery contact charging terminal
with voltage 220V. When the charging light turns read, charging
has begun, and charging has finished while light turns green.
. Please do not recharge the battery if it is fully charged. Otherwise, its
life will be shortened, or it will be damaged.
o Please tum offthe transceiver before charging. The charging will be
interfered ifyou use the transceiver during charging.
o It comes to the limit of the battery life if the use time of transceiver
shortens obviously even charging is correct. Please change a new bat-
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tery pack.
. Please do not chmge in high-temperature or damp environment; please
remove adapter when charging is finished.
IiISTALUREMOUE BAITERY PACK
Match two juts on the top and two grooves at the bottom of the
battery pack with the corresponding guides on the aluminous
frame on the back of the transceiver. Slide the baftery pack upon
until hearing a clatter.
Please turn off the transceiver before removing the battery pack.
Push battery latch on the top o the transceiver to release the up-
side battery pack, and then pull it away from the transceiver.
IiISTALL BEIT CLIP
Use two matched screws fixing two belt clip to make it convenient
to take if necessary.
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SWTCH POWER ON/OFF
Turn the Power/Volume knob clockwise to switch the transceiver
on, and you will hear a beep.
Turn the Power/Volume knob counterclockwise to switch the
transceiver off.
ADJUST VOLUME
Please hold [MONI], then turn the Power/Volume knob clockwise
to increase volume, while turn Power/Volume knob counterclock-
wise to decrease volume.
SELECT FREOUENCY
Turn the Channel knob clockwise, and it will announce the chan-
nel number. lf the channel has not stored frequency, you will hear
a beep.
TRANSMIT/REGEIVE
When ready to transmit, press [PTT] and speak normally when it
lights red. lt may cause distortion if you are too close to the MIC or
speak too loud. This may also cause unclear voice in receiver side.
When talk is over, release [Pfi to receiving state, and it lights
green when signals are received.
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CHAiI],IEL EDIIING
1, PC Programming:
a. Well connect computer COM and radio's SP/MIC with matched pro-
gramming cable, and switch power on.
b. Switch computer on and operate programming software. Then select
and set your targeted frequences and other functions. Afterwards,
press Editing button , or directly press the related button on toolbar
to start writing. After the progress finished, the screen displays [Suc-
ceedt. Till now, all parameters are stored in the radio.
2. Wired Copy:
Well connect one programmed radio and your targeted radio with
a special data cable, and copy complete data from programmed
radio to targeted radio.
a. Switch the programmed radio to Channel 8. Press [PTTI + [MONll
to switch power on, and you hear a beep. Red light flashes, and it
starts copying.
b. Well connect the data cable, and turn on the targeted radio. Press
IPTTI when programmed radio lights, then it starts copying; pro-
grammed radio lights red while targeted radio lights green. Till pro-
grammed radio lights red, copying finished.
c. During copying, if two radios flash unusually, it means copying fail-
ure. You should check if cable is well connected. When programmed
radio lights, please repress [PTTI to restart.
d. Repeat the operation when you want to copy data to more radios,
after removing data cable and move to next targeted radio.
e. Please restart radio to have all new functions resume. 7l

TrME oUT TrMER([0T)
Time out timer aims to prevent user from using one certain chan-
nel too long(with longest 10 minutes). When reaches set time, the
transceiver stops transmitting and alarms, please release [PTIj.
POWER SAVING
Battery saving allows receiving circuit to cut down power con-
sumption when there is no signal, finally expand battery life.
LOW POWER ATERT
Low power alarms you to charge the battery. During operation, the
radio lights red when power is lower to a set level. The radio stops
transmitting when it beeps. Please recharge the battery or change
a new battery.
VOICE PROMPT
This model has Voice Prompt Function to help you recognize pres-
ent channel at night. This function cab be set through software.
OT/DOT FUNCTION
Set QT/DQT through software in channels. When certain channels
has DT/DQT function on, it can only turn squelch function on when
signals are with same DT/DQT; Only those that have same QT/DQT
le
can receive your signals. lf others transmit at same channel with
different QT/DQI your speaker not receive voice, with only green
light indicating.Therefore, QT/DQT can be set to avoid unexpected
voice.
GHANNET SCANNING
Hold "Side Key" for 2 seconds to start scanning, and the unit
scans every channel with frequency till signals are scanned. The
unit stay at channel with signals till they disappear. Please repress
"Side Key" to finish.
This model has FM radio function, allowing you to listen to FM
broadcast news.
When power is off, hold [MONll, and switch power on, then it
lights green and FM radio is on; press [MONII to search stations,
and it stop when stations are searched. Press [MONI] for 2 sec-
onds, or press [PTII, to exit. lt auto exit FM radio to receiving state
when signals are searched.
Press "Side Key", torch lights; repress "Side Key", it's off
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<0.16uV(12dB SINAD)
Frequency Range VHF: 136-173.995MH2
UHF: 400-469.995MH2
Phase lock loop frequency synthesize
7.4V (Li-ion Battery)
Simplex of co-frequency or alien
frequency
1 20mmx62mmx34mm (Antenna not
included)
Frequency Range FM:87.5-108MHz
. To save your presence, no additional notice will be sent if specification
changes because of technology improvement.
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Model No.:
Serial No.:
No reaction
when turn on
the radio
r Battery power used up, please change
the battery or recharging.
o Wrong connect of battery, please remove
the battery and reinstall it.
The battery life is ended, please use new
battery.
Could not talk
with other
members in the
same team
. Beyond the communication range.
. Different frequencies or DCS/CTCSS,
please reset.
Voices from non
members o Please reset DCS/CTCSS. Please change
all radios DCS/CTCSS.
No FM Radio
ieaction
Check whether in the Radio Mode, if not
please shift setting in the Radio Mode.
Check your local Radio station signal, or
signal problem.
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We endeavor to achieve the manual's accuracy and completeness,
but sorry that not liable for any possible emission and printing er-
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