Kirisun PT2508 User manual

PT2508/3508
VHF/UHF HANDHELD TRANSCEIVER
0681 0681
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

TO THE USER
THANK YOU!
We are grateful you have chosen for your land mobile
application.
We believe this easy to use transceiver will provide dependable
Communications to keep personal operating at peak efficiency.
Transceiver incorporates the latest advanced
technology. As a result , you will be pleased with this product's
quality and features.
MODELS COVERED BY THIS MANUAL
PT-2508 VHF FM transceiver
PT-3508 UHF FM transceiver
NOTICES TO THE USER
Government law prohibits the operation of unlicensed radio
transmitters within the territories under government control.
Illegal operation is punished by fine or imprisonment or both.
Refer service to a qualified licensed or certified technician only.
SAFETY:
It is important that the operator is aware of and understands
Hazards common to the operation of any transceiver.
WARNING:
Explosive atmospheres (gases, dust, fumes, etc)
Turn off and do not operate your transceiver while taking on fuel, or
while parked.
PRECAUTIONS
Please observe the following precautions to prevent fire,
personal Injury, and transceiver damage:
It is suggested that transmit period is 1 minute, & 4 minute for
receiving. Long period of transmitting or in high power mode
may heat the back Of the transceiver.
Do not modify this transceiver for any reason.
Do not expose the transceiver for a long period to direct
sunlight, nor place the transceiver close to heating appliances.
Do not place the transceiver in excessively dusty areas, humid
areas, nor on unstable surfaces.
If an abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming from the
transceiver, switch OFF the power immediately and remove the
optional battery from the transceiver and Contact your KIRISUN
dealer.
Do not dispose used batteries in the household waste.Bring
back such batteries to your dealer or bring the exhausted
batteries to a special disposal service.
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CONTENTS
Unpacking and checking equipment.........................................1
supplied accessories............................................................1
Preparation.............................................................................1
Charge the battery.............. ..................................................2
installing/removing the battery...............................................3
installing antenna...................................................................4
installing belt hook.................................................................6
installing wrist loop.................................................................6
installing loop of sp &mic.......................................................6
Getting acquainted ...................................................................8
Lcd.........................................................................................9
Basic use................................................................................9
switching power on/off ........................................................10
adjusting volume .................................................................10
selecting a channel..............................................................10
selecting a squelch level..................................................... 10
Calling................................................................................. 11
Receiving..............................................................................11
Channel scan..........................................................................11
channel lock.........................................................................12
standby channel...................................................................13
DTMF calling........................................................................... 13
manual dialing................................................................... 13
storing dtmf numbers.......................................................14
confirming stored dtmf numbers......................................15
Transmitting stored DTMF numbers.................................. 15
erasing stored DTMF numbers...........................................15
Redialing................................................................................16
Code squelch........................................................................17
receiving .............................................................................17
transmitting.....................................................................18
Selective call ........................................................................19
Receiving........................................................................19
transmitting......................................................................20
QT/DQT..................................................................................21
Auxiliary features...................................................................21
keypad lock.........................................................................21
Time-out-timer.....................................................................22
busy channel lock ..............................................................22
Lamp...................................................................................22
Reverse....................................................................23
battery power......................................................................23
transmitting power...............................................................24
Monitor...................................................................24
VOX...............................................................................25
Selectable QT......................................................................26

Carefully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you
identify the Items listed on the following page before discarding
the packing material. If any damage has occurred during
shipment, file a claim with the carrier Immediately.
Supplied Accessories
Wrist loop Belt hookAntenna Screws
Charger
Item
Wrist loop
Belt hook
Screws
Battery
PT-2508
PT-3508
Antenna
Quantity(pc)
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
Charge the battery
After purchase or extended storage (greater than 2 months),
The battery can not reach its maximum capacity for the first
time recharging. Repeating the charge/discharge cycles two or
three times ,the capacity will reach its best status.The battery
is not charged at the factory. Charge the battery before use.
Please see the following steps:
UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT
/PREPARATION
BatteryAdaptor
1. Connect the adaptor to the charger, then insert the adaptor
into the power socket.
2.Insert the battery into the charger and the indicator light
turns red while it is charging. The light turns green after
charging for six hours around,it means the battery is fully
charged.Then continue to charge for one or two hours after
the light turns green,the function of battery will be better.
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Charger
Adaptor
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1.Insert the battery into
the bottom of the
transceiver until the
release catch on the
base of the transceiver
and locks the battery in
place.
2.To remove the battery ,
push back on the release
catch, then slide thepack
away from the transceiver.
INSTALLING THE ANTENNA
Holding the provided antenna at
its base, screw the antenna into
the connector on the top panel
of the transceiver.
Do not recharge the battery if it is already fully charged or there is
no low battery alarm .If do this, you will overcharge the battery
which may shorten its life or damage it.
After charging the battery fully, take it out from the Charger. If
having charged the battery, do not insert the battery back into the
changer again when the changer powers on, in that case, the
battery will become overcharged, thus the battery will be damaged.
Note:
Do not short the battery terminals or dispose of the battery by
fire.
Never attempt to remove the case from the battery.
Do not install the battery in dangerous conditions.The spark may
cause an explosion.
Note:
INSTALLING/REMOVING THE BATTERY
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INSTALLING THE BELT HOOK
If necessary, attach the belt
hook using the two 3mm 4mm
screws from the supplied screw
set.
INSTALLING WRIST LOOP
Holding the provided wrist loop,
put it through the ring on the
right side of the transceiver,and
then make a knot, refer to the
picture.
INSTALLING THE SPEAKER
/LOOP OF MIC
Use the optional KMC-17 or
KMC-21 speaker/MIC with the
supplied connecting loop.
1. Switch power off and remove
the panel from cap of MIC-SP.
2. Insert the speaker-microphone
plugs into the SP/MIC jack.
3. Circle the LOOP to the
position 4-5cm from plug, and
insert the plug into the loop and
fasten the loop.
4. Cut off the bottom of loop, and
insert the pin into the loop of the
right side of transceiver.
If the loop is removed and used
again later, make sure 1 or 2 cm
length separated from body.
To remove the connecting loop,
insert clip or iron wire into the
locking Position, and pull out the
bottom from the loop.
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Selects operating channels. Also used for selecting squelch
level, If so programmed by your dealer, used for selecting
channels to Be locked.
PTT(Push-to-Talk) switch
Switches the transceiver between receive and transmit modes.
MONI Button
Press to monitor activity on your selected channel. Also used
with QT/DTMF to mute the speaker after these functions have
opened Squelch.
DIAL key
Used for dialling a number with the Store and Send function, or
Used for storing, confirming, transmitting, or erasing numbers
with The Auto-dial function.
FUNC Key
Press or release to enable the other functions of the transceiver.
SCAN key
Used for controlling the Scan function, or used with FUNC key
Together to exclude the locked channel from scanning and set
Condition of indicator of LCD.
LOW key
Used for setting the transmit power
DTMF keypad
Used for storing or transmitting DTMF numbers.
MIC-SP jacks
If desired, connect a speaker-microphone here.
POWER/VOL control
Turning clockwise to switch the transceiver ON, or counter
clockwise to switch the transceiver OFF, this also increases or
decreases the transceiver Volume.
LED indicator
Lights red while transmitting. Flashes red when the battery
voltage Level is low. Flashes orange when receiving the correct
signalling For Code Squelch, selective Call.
CHANNEL selector
GETTING ACQUAINTED
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BASIC USE
LCD
FIGURE DESCRIPTION
Appears when the squelch is opened
by pressing MONI button
Appears when the selected channel
is assigned to the scan list.
Displays different figure according to
the selected functions.
Appears when the REV function
Apppears when VOX function enabled
Indicates the receiving signal when
receive and indicates the power of
battery when transmitting
Appears after entering into FUNC
mode
Appears when the LOW RF power
enabled
Appears when the selected channel
is assigned to the scan list.
A
888888
88
R
VOX
Switch Power ON/OFF
To switch ON the transceiver:
Turn the POWER/VOL control clockwise.
To switch OFF the transceiver.
Turn the POWER/VOL control fully counterclockwise.
Until a click is heard.
Adjusting Volume
To adjust the volume, turn the POWER/VOLcontrol while.
Using [MONI] to listen to channel background noise.
Selecting a Channel
Use the CHANNEL selector to choose your regular operating
channel. Turning the selector clockwise to increase the
channel number and turning the selector counterclockwise
To decrease the channel number.
Selecting a Squelch Level
The purpose of squelch is to silence the speaker when no
Signals are present. When squelch is open, you hear sound
From the speaker. When squelch is closed, you hear no sound.
The squelch level that determines under which conditions
squelch is opened or closed. Selecting a level that is too high
prevents you from hearing audio while receiving a weak signal.
Selecting a level that is too low forces you to listen to channel
noise between transmissions made by other parties.
1. Hold down [FUNC], and then [LOW]
Display -SqL and the current squelch level appears.
2.Turn the CHANNEL selector to select a squelch level from
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CALLING
1.Press [MONI], and then listen for a few seconds to make
certain that ,the channel is not being used.
2.Hold the transceiver about 3~4cm from your lips, press the
PTT Switch, and speak in your normal speaking voice.
The LED lights red while you are transmitting.
3.Release the PTT switch to return to the receive mode.
RECEIVING
LED indicator turns green when the channel currently used is
called, You can hear the calling.
You may not hear the calling if the calling signal is too weak
or the Squelch level is too high.
QT/DQT maybe programmed by your dealer in your
transceiver, when, You select one of these channels; you can
only hear the calling with ,The same QT/DQT code other than
other channel.
Some calling can use DTMF code. For further detailed
information,Please refer to the CODE SQUELCH and
SELECTIVE CALLING.
0~9.
Turning the CHANNEL Selector clockwise to increase the
squelch level, and turning the selector counterclockwise to
decrease the level.
3.Press any key to complete the selection.
The original display is restored
CHANAL SCAN Scan is a useful feature for monitoring activity on the channels
programmed in the transceiver. When scanning, the
transceiver checks each channel for activity, and only stops on
a channel if a signal is present.
The transceiver remains on a busy channel until the channel is
no longer Busy, unless transceiver check the new signal during
the delay time.
Using Scan Press [SCN]
Scanning starts from the currently displayed channel, Then
ascends in numerical sequence up through the Channel
numbers.
SCAN replace the channel number, and this word remains
visible on the display. To quit scanning, press any key other
than [MONI].
Scan can only be used if your dealer has programmed at least 2
Channels on the transceiver, Also, at least 2 channels must not
Have been locked out.
Your dealer can best explain how Channel Scan functions when
Using Code Squelch, Selective Call.
Note:
CHANNEL LOCKOUT
If so programmed by your dealer, Channel Lockout allows you
to select Channels to skip while scanning.
1.Using the CHANNEL selector to select channels to be
skipped.
2.Hold down [FUNC], and then press [SCAN].
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A on LCD stands for the scanning channel, A will not show
for excluded channel.
Standby channel
To quit scanning and go back to standby channel, only hold
down PTT button while Scanning.
While transmitting, you must release PTT button, and then
press PTT button Again.
DTMF CALLING
MANUAL DIALING
There are two ways of manual dialling, and can the second
way take effect only your dealer have programmed it.
1) Holding down the PTT button, and enter the number with
keypad.
If your dealer have programmed, you do not need to hold
down PTT button without release.
The microphone is muted and the corresponding DTMF
tones are transmitted. You can monitor the transmitting Tone
by the sound from speaker.
2) Using the keypad, enter the desired digits (16 digits
maximum).
As each digit is entered, the digit is displayed and the
corresponding DTMF tone is heard. Press [DIAL] while the
Storing DTMF Numbers
One DTMF number with a maximum of 16 digits can be stored
in each of the 9 Auto-dial memory channels.
1. Press [DIAL] to enter Dial mode.
LCD display --------d
2.Press # Key to enter Storing mode.
3.Using the keypad, enter up to 16 digits maximum for the
number.
that you want to store. If incorrect digits are entered, press
[MONI] andre-enter the entire number.
4.Press [DIAL], and then [0]~[9], only press a single number
Corresponding to the desired Auto-dial memory channel,
the original display is restored.
Each time this key combination is pressed, the lockout
status.
Toggles ONAnd OFF for the selected channel.
digits are currently displayed.
The digits for the stored number scroll across the display
and Their associated DTMF tones are transmitted.
If so programmed by your dealer, no DTMF tone is
transmitted if D is stored since D represents a pause time.
However, the transceiver remains in the transmit mode for the
length of the pause time which is also programmed by your
dealer.
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