GME TX670 User manual

CARE &USE OF GME TX670 RADIO
GME TX670 radio
Features:
40 Channels
38 CTCSS privacy codes
Auto Power Save
Keypad Lock
Operating Time: 10hrs
3 x Ni-Mh size „AA‟ batteries
MPTT
18mm button
650mm to 1300mm coiled cable
Twin 2.5mm & 3.5mm right angle plug
connector into side of radio
360 degree swivel belt clip

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Turn on TX670 radio by turning the volume control on. The Channel and
CTC code should be set at 29 - 25. The lock icon should be shown in
the LCD display. The unit is ready to go.
To change the Channel or CTCSS code hold down the M button until it
„beeps‟ and the lock icon disappears. Press the arrow keys to change
the Channel. Press the Mode button and the CTCSS display will flash.
Use the arrow keys to change. After five seconds the settings will be
automatically saved. Hold down the M button until the lock icon
appears. To adjust the volume turn the volume button.
Connect MPTT cable to the radio.
Place Radio into Rubber Glove (to prevent damage
from moisture), then into pouch on belt.
Clip MPTT button onto belt.
Connect RK Headset into MPTT, ensuring it clicks firmly into place.
Release button on RK Headset connector should be same side as
MPTT button.
Clip Airtube onto jumper or other clothing and insert into ear. Secure
with tape if necessary.
Thread microphone up front of jumper with lead through the v-neck of
the collar. Do up the bottom button keeping the cable below this, then
clip microphone above button. This ensures microphone receiver is
upwards and in best reception position.
To operate, press button, pause 1 second to ensure transmitting mode
is connected, then speak clearly. Give short commands and repeat
twice e.g. “forward, forward” for a forward pass. Once you have got the
referees attention, then it is possible for longer conversations. Release
the button after you have finished talking.
At completion of game/s, remove radio from rubber glove. Moisture can
cause damage to the radio if not „aired‟ out correctly.
Turn off radio by turning off the volume control.
DO NOT LEAVE BATTERIES IN UNIT WHEN NOT IN USE