Kirisun PT6800 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PT6800
TRUNKING PORTABLE TRANSCEIVER

We are very grateful for your purchasing brand
transceivers produced by Kirisun Electronics (Shenzhen)
Co., Ltd.
We believe transceiver, which always incor-
porates the latest technology, can bring great convenience
to your life and work; we also believe that the quality and
function of transceiver can meet your demands for
reliable communication.
NOTICE TO THE USER:
State laws prohibit radio communication without per-
mission in government districts.
Illegal operation is punishable by fine and/or imprison-
ment.
Refer service to the well-trained professional techni-
cians only.
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
NOTE
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PT6800
TRUNKING PORTABLE TRANSCEIVER

SAFETY
It is important that the user is aware of and under-stands
hazards common to the operation of any transceivers.
WARNING!
Turn off your transceiver prior to entering any area with
a potentially explosive atmosphere (where the air contains
gas, dust and smog, etc.), such as while taking on fuel, or
while parking at a gasoline service station.
PRECAUTIONS IN USE
Please comply with the following attentions to avoid fire,
bodily injury and damage to the transceiver.
The transceiver is recommended to transmit for 1 minute
and receive for 4 minutes. Long time transmitting or
continuous working in high power mode will make the rear
side of the transceiver generate heat.
Please don't disassemble or assemble the transceiver
under any circumstances.
Please don't expose the transceiver to direct sunlight for
a long time; don't place the transceiver near any heating
devices, either.
Please don't put the transceiver in extremely dusty,
moist or dabbling places; don't place it on unstable surfaces,
either.
If the transceiver emits smoke or strange odors, turn it
off and remove the battery from the transceiver and promptly
contact your local authorized KIRISUN dealer.

CONTENTS
UNPACKING AND CHECKING
Supplied Accessories 1
PREPARATION
Battery Info
Battery Precautions 2
Battery Care Tips 6
Battery Recycling and Disposing 7
Charging the Battery 7
Accessories 9
Installing/Removing the Battery Pack 10
Installing the Antenna 10
Installing the Belt Clip 10
Installing the Dust Cover over the Versatile Connector 11
Installing the Optional Speaker/Microphone 11
GETTING ACQUAINTED
Radio Overview 11
Display 13
TRUNKING MODE
Power ON/OFF
Viewing
Viewing the Built-in Status Message
Viewing the Received Status Message 16
Viewing the Received Data Message 17
Viewing the Missed Call 18
Viewing the Parameters 19
Viewing the Built-In Contact List 20
Radio Calls
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Making a Voice Call ( through Keypad Mainly ) 22
Receiving a Voice Call 23
Cancel a Call 24
Redialing 24
5 Digit Dialing 24
Queue Incoming Call 25
Cancel Queue Incoming Call 25
Call Diversions
Diverting Your Own Call
Diverting Third Party Call
Cancel Diverting
Special Calls
Status Call
Short Data Call 30
Emergency Call 31
Priority Call 32
Conference Call 32
Broadcast Call 32
Include Cal 33
ALLI System Call 33
PABX Call 33
PSTN Call 34
NPD Transfer 34
Network Operator Service Call 34
Don't Disturb 35
Cancel Don't Disturb 35
Special features
Remote Kill & Reactivate 36
Dynamic Group 36
Keypad Operations
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25
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27
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Fast Searching in Contact List 36
Manually Select Control Channel 37
Manually Select System Code to Join the Network 37
Keypad Lock & Rotary Encoder Lock 38
Enter the Open Channels 39
Enter Conventional Mode 39
Return to Trunking Mode from Conventional Mode 40
CONVENTIONAL MODE
Conventional channels 41
Channel Scan 41
Scan Pause 42
Revert Channel 42
Busy Channel Lock (BCL) 42
Monitor 42
Signal's Sending and Ending 43
DTMF 43
CTCSS & DCS 43
Time-Out Timer 43
Time-Out Timer Pre-alert 44
Time-Out Timer Re-key 44
Time-Out Timer Reset 44
Channel Lock 45
DATA SECURITY
APPENDIX
Special Dial Code
MPT 1343 Dial Mode 47
Technical Specifications 49
Troubleshooting 51
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Unpack the transceiver carefully. We recommend that you
identify the items listed in the following table before
discarding the packing material. If any items are missing or
have been damaged during shipment, please contact the
dealer immediately.
Supplied Accessories
QUANTITY
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
ITEM
Antenna
Belt clip
Dust cover
Screw
Battery
Charger
Power adapter
User's Manual
Hand strap
UNPACKING AND CHECKING
Belt clip
Screw
Battery
Dust cover
Charger
Antenna Power adapter
Hand strap

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PREPARATION
Battery Info
Battery Precautions
CAUTION
1) Do not recharge the battery pack if it is already fully
charged. Doing so may cause the life of the battery pack to
shorten or the battery pack may be damaged.
2) After recharging the battery pack, disconnect it from the
charger. If the charger power is reset (turned ON after being
turned OFF), recharging will start again and the battery pack
will become overcharged.
3) Do not use the transceiver while charging the battery pack.
We recommend you switch the transceiver power OFF while
in charging.
4) Do not short the battery terminals or dispose of the battery
by fire.
5) Never attempt to remove the casing from the battery pack.
DANGER!
1) Do not disassemble or reconstruct battery!
The battery pack has a safety function and protection circuit
to avoid danger. If they suffer serious damage, the battery
may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
2) Do not short-circuit the battery!
Do not join the + and - terminals using any form of metal
(such as a paperclip or wire). Do not carry or store the
battery pack in containers holding metal objects (such as
wires, chain-necklace or hairpins). If the battery pack is
short-circuited, excessive current will flow and the battery
may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame. It
will also cause metal object to heat up.
3) Do not incinerate or apply heat the battery!
If the insulator is melted, the gas release vent or safety
function is damaged, or the electrolyte is ignited, the battery
may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
4) Do not use or leave the battery near fires, stoves, or other
heat generators!
If the polymer separator is melted due to high temperature,
an internal short-circuit may occur in the individual cells and
the battery may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst
into flame.
5) Do not immerse the battery in water or get it wet by other
means!
If the battery's protection circuit is damaged, the battery may
charge at extreme current (or voltage) and an abnormal
chemical reaction may occur. The battery may generate
heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
6) Do not charge the battery near fires or under direct sunlight!
If the battery's protection circuit is damaged, the battery may
charge at extreme current (or voltage) and an abnormal
chemical reaction may occur. The battery may generate
heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
7) Use only the specified charger and observe charging
requirements!
If the battery is charged in unspecified conditions (under
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voltage or current over regulated value, or with a remodeled
charger), it may overcharge or an abnormal chemical
reaction may occur. The battery may generate heat or
smoke, or burst into flame.
8) Do not pierce the battery with any object, strike with an
instrument, or step on it!
This may break or deform the battery, causing a short-
circuited. The battery may generate heat or smoke, rupture,
or burst into flame.
9) Do not jar or throw the battery!
An impact may cause the battery to leak, generate heat or
smoke, rupture, and/or burst into flame. If the battery's
protection circuit is damaged, the battery may charge at an
abnormal current (or voltage), and an abnormal chemical
reaction may occur. The battery may generate heat or
smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
10) Do not use the battery pack if it is damaged in any way!
The battery may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst
into flame.
11) Do not solder directly onto the battery!
If the insulator is melted or the gas release vent or safety
function is damaged, the battery may generate heat or
smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
12) Do not reverse the battery polarity (and terminals)!
When charging a reversed battery, an abnormal chemical
reaction may occur. In some cases, an unexpected large
amount of current may flow upon discharging. The battery
may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
13) Do not reverse-charge or reverse-connect the battery!
The battery pack has positive and negative poles. If the
battery pack does not smoothly connect with a charger or
operating equipment, do not force it; check the polarity of
the battery. If the battery pack is reverse-connected to the
charger, it will be reverse-charged and an abnormal
chemical reaction may occur. The battery may generate
heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
14) Do not touch a ruptured and leaking battery!
If the electrolyte liquid from the battery gets into your eyes,
wash your eyes out with fresh water as soon as possible,
without rubbing your eyes. Go to the hospital immediately. If
left untreated, it may cause eye-problems.
WARNING
1) Do not charge the battery for longer than the specified time!
If the battery pack has not finished charging even after the
regulated time has passed, stop it. The battery may
generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
2) Do not place the battery pack into a microwave or high-
pressure container!
The battery may generate heat or smoke, rupture, or burst
into flame.
3) Keep ruptured and leaking battery packs away from fire!
If the battery pack is leaking (or the battery emits a bad
odor), immediately remove it from flammable areas.
Electrolyte leaking from battery can easily catch on fire and
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4) Do not use an abnormal battery!
If the battery pack emits a bad odor, appears to have
different coloring, is deformed, or seems abnormal for any
other reason, remove it from the charger or operating
equipment and do not use it. The battery may generate heat
or smoke, rupture, or burst into flame.
Battery Care Tips
The transceiver is equipped with a KIRISUN Li-ion/Ni-MH
Battery Pack, the following using tips of which can help you
to get the best battery performance and longest battery life.
1) Charge the new battery pack continuously for 4~7 hours
before its initial using, which ensures the maximum battery
capacity and best performance in using.
2) Charging the battery pack in non-KIRISUN equipments will
cause battery damage and the battery warranty invalid.
3) The battery pack can be charged while in the transceiver,
and to ensure it is fully charged it's recommended to charge
the battery pack with the transceiver turned off.
4) The ideal temperature to store the battery pack is 25 (room
temperature). Charging the battery pack at a low
temperature (below 0 ) will cause electrolyte leakage and
damage to the battery pack.
5) Charging the battery pack at a high temperature (above
35 ) will cause decrease in battery discharge capacity and
affect the transceiver performance. The KIRISUN rapid
charger has a temperature sensor, which ensures the
battery is charged within the temperature range mentioned
above.
6) A new battery shows no significant life shortening even after
two-year storage. The new or used battery should be stored
in a cool and dry place.
7) If recharge the battery pack after long storage, you should
charge it continuously for 4~7 hours.
8) Do not leave the transceiver and battery in the charger when
not charging. Overlong charging will shorten the battery life.
(Please do not use the charger as the transceiver's
mounting bracket.)
9) Please use KIRISUN charger to ensure battery normal work
and prolong its life. The battery and charger are designed
under an integrated concept of power system.
Battery Recycling and Disposing
After the battery life expires, the Li-ion battery can be
recycled, however, the recycling facilities are not available
everywhere.
KIRISUN goes in for the recycling of all the rechargeable
batteries. For more details please contact your local
KIRISUN distributor.
Charging the Battery
A new battery, or a battery the power of which appears low
(power indicator displays one bar or no bar), needs charging
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Red
Charger
The battery is in the state of charging.
Green The battery is in full charge or the charger
is not connected with the battery.
Flashing red Ready for charging.
Yellow The battery temperature is abnormal.
Dim The battery is damaged and unable to
be charged.
Status
Indicator
1)Connect the power adapter with
the battery charger. Plug the
adapter into an AC wall outlet
and the indicator turns green.
2) Put Place the battery or
transceiver into the charger slot.
The indicator turns red or flashes,
then the charger gets in the state
of charging automatically.
Charging time depends on
battery capacity. When battery is
fully charged the indicator turns
green.
Notes:
1) The battery is not fully charged in the factory, and probably
the new battery is falsely indicated as full charge. Before
the initial use, please charge the new battery continuously
for 4~7 hours.
2) The charger will stop charging and the indicator turns
yellow if the charger detects the battery is damaged or if
the temperature of the battery is too high (higher than 50
for Ni-MH battery or 40 for Li-ion battery).
3) Do not charge the battery longer than the specified time.
And do not charge the battery again if it is charged fully,
otherwise, its life will be shortened or it will be
damaged.
To install the battery pack:
1) Match the 3 bulges of the
battery pack with the
corresponding holes at the rear
bottom of the transceiver;
2) Then firmly press the battery
pack downwards to lock it in
place until a click is heard.
Accessories
Installing/Removing the Battery Pack

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To remove the battery pack:
1) Use your thumb to press the belt
clip, and one side of your index
finger to press the release button;
2) And then pull the battery away from
the transceiver.
Screw the antenna into the con-
nector at the top of the transceiver
by holding the bottom of the
antenna and turn it clockwise until
secure.
Match the grooves of the belt clip
with those on the rear of the battery.
Then press the support belt clip
downwards to lock it in place.
When not using the optional
Speaker/Microphone, install the dust
cover over the versatile connector
with the supplied screw.
Installing the Antenna
Installing the Belt Clip
Installing the Dust Cover over the
Versatile Connector
Insert the Speaker/Microphone plug
into the jacks of the groove
versatile connector, and fix it with
the supplied screw.
Notes:
1) Only use the KIRISUN Speaker/
Microphone.
2) Two optional models are available:
KME-68A Speaker/Microphone and
KME-68B Earpiece-Microphone.
3) The Speaker/Microphone is for
option only. If you want to purchase
one, please contact the local
KIRISUN dealer.
Installing the Optional Speaker/
Microphone Versatile Connector
GETTING ACQUAINTED
Radio Overview
A LED Indicator
Lights red while transmit-
ting in both TRUNKING
mode and CONVENTION-
AL mode; lights green
while receiving in TRUNK-
ING mode and flashes red
while battery power app-
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B Antenna
C Rotary Encoder
Rotate this knob to select your desired call address (voice
calls, dialing) or status (status calls) in TRUNKING mode,
to select your channel in CONVENTIONAL mode, or
features for setting.
D Emergency (orange) Button
Press to activate the emergency call in TRUNKING mode.
Not available in CONVENTIONAL mode.
E On-Off/Volume Knob
Turn clockwise to switch on the transceiver. Rotate to
adjust the volume. Turn counterclockwise fully to switch off
the transceiver.
F Clear Button
Press to erase your desired entry while viewing the
memory or the call number (pressing once can delete the
last digit and if hold down the Clear button for over 2
seconds, the whole number will be deleted), or return to
TRUNKING mode while in CONVENTIONAL mode, or to
end a call.
G PTT (Push-To-Talk) Button
Press to call or transmit voice (speak into the microphone
to call a station or other transceivers).
H Redial/Monitor Button
I Key: Function Key
Press to enter the menu mode.
J Key: Up Key
Scroll upwards to view the previous page.
KKey: Down Key
Scroll downwards to view the next page.
LKey: Message Key
Press to view status messages or data messages.
M Keypad
These number keys are used to input the call address or
dial a number.
NVersatile Connector
Connects headsets or optional speaker/microphones.
Replace the attached cover when not in use.
1) Displays call addresses, the call duration timer, data
messages, and the current operating status of the
transceiver. (TRUNKING mode only.)
2) Displays the channel numbers and the current operating
status of the transceiver. (CONVENTIONAL mode only.)
3) Status indicator symbols are explained in the table below:
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ICON DESCRIPTION
Shows the strength of receiving signals.
SVC Appears when a control channel is found. Flashes while
the transceiver is hunting for a control channel.
(TRUNKING mode only.)
MON Appears while you are monitoring a channel by pressing
the Monitor button. (CONVENTIONAL mode only.)
SCN Appears while you are scanning. (CONVENTIONAL
mode only.)
Lo Appears when the transmitting power is in the Low mode.
Appears when you are in home system, and disappeared
when in rovingroaming. (TRUNKING mode only.)
Appears when there is new data received,including voice
message, digital data message and missed calls.
(TRUNKING mode only.)
Appears when you are in roaming. (TRUNKING mode
only.)
Appears when keypad lock or rotary encoder lock
is active.
Ring alert is active when the setting is not All Mute.
(TRUNKING mode only.)
Shows the current battery level, and flashes when
the battery power appears low.
TRUNKING MODE
Power ON/OFF
1) Turn the On-Off/Volume control knob clockwise to switch on
the transceiver. All characters on display flash and the
power-on text message appears. The transceiver will
automatically begin hunting for a control channel. While the
transceiver is hunting, the" SVC" indicator flashes and
Hunting displays.
Before the searching,
a. Power-on music should be accompanied with the power-on
message if the Mute is not set. Refer the setting and
canceling of power-on message to your local dealer.
b. PASSWORD should be displayed before the power-on
message if the password had been set by PC software.
Input the password and end with # to confirm the
password. The power-on message would show if the
password is correct. Refer the setting and canceling of
password to your local dealer.
C. Killed would be displayed after the power-on message
show when the transceiver was remote killed, and the
transceiver is not allowed for use. Please contact the
system administrator for help.
d. UNPROGRAM should be displayed before the power-on
text if the network parameters are not programmed. Please
contact your local dealer.
2) Turn the On-Off/Volume control knob counterclockwise to
switch the transceiver power off.
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Viewing
Viewing the Built-in Status Message
1) If you have selected the function of viewing the built-in
status message by PC software, you can press key
once to enter the mode of viewing the status messages.
a. Statusxx will be displayed on LCD.
b. The content of built-in status messages can only been
programmed by PC software. Please contact your local
dealer for detail information.
c. There are up to 32 status messages, and no more than 12
ASCII characters can be stored in each message.
2) Press and or rotate the Rotary Encoder to view
the status messages. Press or rotate clockwise to
increase the status code, and or counterclockwise to
decrease it.
3) Press Clear button to exit.
Viewing the Received Status Message
1) If you have selected the function of selecting data message
stack by PC software, while in the mode of viewing the
status messages, you can press key once again to
enter the mode of viewing the received messages. The
message type and content display in two lines.
a. Message type displaying in the first line on LCD is
RecStatus xx , in which the xx is the enquiry number.
b. Message content displaying in the second line consists of
Sending unit and Content .
C. There are two pages of content for each received status
message, one is for Sending unit and the other is for
Content . The Sending unit displays the sender's ID
and the Content displays built-in status message. Press
key to switch the displayed page between Sending
unit and Content .
d. There are up to 30 received status messages can be stored
in memory. But all messages will be lost when the
transceiver is switched off.
2) Press and or rotate the Rotary Encoder to view
the received status messages.
Press Clear button to erase the received status message
while you view it.
Viewing the Received Data Message
1) If you have selected the function of data message stack
by PC software, while in the mode of viewing the received
status messages, you can press key to enter the
mode of viewing the received data messages. The message
type and content display in two lines.
a. Message type displaying in the first line on LCD is
DataMsgxx , in which the xx is the enquiry number.
b. Message content displaying in the second line consists of
Sending unit and Content
c. There are two pages of content for each received data
message, one is for Sending unit and the other is for
Content .The Sending unit displays the sender's ID
and the Content displays built-in data message. Press
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unit and Content .
d. There are up to 5 reveived received data messages can be
stored in memory. But all messages will be lost when the
transceiver is switched-off.
2) Press and or rotate the Rotary Encoder to view
the received data messages.
3) Press Clear button to erase the received data message while
you view it.
Viewing the Missed Call
1) If you have selected the function of missed call memory
by PC software, while in the mode of viewing the built-in
status message or the received data message, you can
press key to enter the mode of viewing the missed
calls. The call type and content display in two lines.
a. Call type displaying in the first line on LCD is MissCallxx ,
in which the xx is the enquiry number.
b. Call content displaying in the second line is the caller's unit
number, or caller's name preset in the address book. For the
unidentified caller it will show UNKOWN .
c. There are up to 10 reveived missed calls can be stored in
memory. But all data will be lost when the transceiver is
switched-off.
2) While viewing the content of the missed call, you can send a
call to its caller by pressing PTT button.
3) Press and or rotate the Rotary Encoder to view
other missed calls.
4) Press Clear button to erase the missed call while you view it.
Viewing the Parameters
1) If you have selected the function of enable menu and the
corresponding facilities by PC software, press key in
stand-by mode, and Lock Press key is displayed.
a. Press key to lock the keypad or rotary encoder.
Locking options can be set by PC software.
b. Press or key to view/set parameters for each
function listed below.
2) Before viewing the parameters, make sure you have select-
ed the function of function menu by PC software.
3) If the menu is used for the first time, ID code displays on
LCD instead of the keypad lock indicator. Press key to
view the parameters displayed in increasing order; and
press to view them in decreasing order.
4) The parameter codes are listed as follows:
a. Idcode -- display ID code of the transceiver.
b. ControlCH -- display the current control channel.
c. SystemCode -- display the current system code.
d. Power display sand set the transmitting TX power in trunking
mode.
e. BeepVolume -- display and set the beep volume.
f. RingVolume -- display and set the ring volume of the
incoming calls.
g. MsgVolume -- display and set the alarm volume of received
messages.
h. RingType -- display and set the ring music type of incoming
individual calls.
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calls.
j. Silence -- display and set the ON/OFF of the mute of
Beep and incoming calls.
k. Lamp -- display and set the ON/OFF of backlight on LCD.
l. Cmp Hunt -- display and set the ON/OFF of Comprehensive
Hunt.
m. SelSys -- set the Manual Selection of System.
n. Set Tmp Group -- set the Temporary Input Group.
5) You can also use the following combination keys to quick
view/set the parameters:
a
By PC software you can define the function of above
series of combination keys as displaying/setting: ID
code of the transceiver, current control channel, current
system code, TX power, ON/OFF of back light on LCD,
ON/OFFof Comprehensive Hunt, switch between
conventional mode and trunking mode, rotary encoder
lock.
6) All settings of above facilities, except SetTmpGroup and
SelSys , can be adjusted only by Rotary Encoder. Press
Clear button to return to standby mode while adjusting.
. 0+ key
b. 1+ key
c. 2+ key
d. 3+ key
e. 4+ key
f. 5+ key
g. 6+ key
h. 7+ key
i. 8+ key
j. 9+ key
7) When SelSys displays, press to select the system
manually. SelSys xxxx xxxxxxxxxxxx will be displayed.
(The exact display lies with the setting of system.)
a. Press # or PTT to select the system code manually. If
the function of selecting system code manually hasn't been
activated or this system code is prohibited to select
manually, it will return to trunking mode when press #
key or PTT button.
b. Press key to return to the menu.
8) When SetTmpGroup displays, press key to set
Temporary Group. SetTmpgroup x xxx will be displayed
on LCD. (The exact display lies with the setting of system.)
a. Input the group call code of the Temporary Group through
the number keypad and end with # key. 3 temporary
groups can be stored in the transceiver.
b. Press Clear button to erase this group call code and then
Null displays on LCD. Press # key to confirm.
c. Press or key or rotate the Rotary Encoder to
view the other 2 groups.
d. Press key to return to trunking mode.
Viewing the Built-In Contact List
1) The built-in contact address can only be edited through PC
programming software. The setting categories are:
group/individual call, hide group, dialing number.
2) You can set 180 group/individual calls, 50 hide groups, and
20 groups of dialing numbers.
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mode.
4) The ASCII name of a contact can also be displayed if it has
been set.
Radio Calls
Making a Voice Call ( through Keypad Mainly )
1) Make sure you have activated by PC software the inter-prefix
individual call, inter-prefix group call, inter-fleet individual call
and inter-fleet group call, and have set the proper calling
range limit.
2) Individual call ( for example, to call the number 201-28-207):
Input the individual call number and then press the # key
or PTT button to transmit.
a. Individual call of the same prefix and fleet: Input individual
call number + # /PTT.
Dialing sequence: 2+0+7+#/PTTkey
b. Individual call of the same prefix but different fleet: Input fleet
code +individual call number + # / PTT button.
Dialing sequence: 2+8+2+0+7+# /PTT
c. Individual call of different prefix and fleet: Input prefix code +
fleet code + individual call number+# /PTT button.
Dialing sequence: 2+0+1+2+8+2+0+7+# /PTT
3) Group call (for example, to call the number 201-28-909):
a. Group call of the same prefix and fleet: Input group call
number + # /PTT key.
Dialing sequence: 9+0+9+# /PTT
b. Group call of the same prefix but different fleet: Input fleet
code+ group call number + # /PTT
Dialing sequence: 2+8+9+0+9+# /PTT
c. Group call of different prefix and fleet: Input prefix code +
fleet code + group call number +# /PTT
Dialing sequence: 2+0+1+2+8+9+0+9+# /PTT
Receiving a Voice Call
When there is a voice call received the caller's number and
its group number will be displayed on LCD.
1) When there is a call:
a. If the call is from an ordinary unit or unit other than following
types, LCD displays Unit Call .
b. If the call is of the same prefix and fleet, LCD displays Unit
xxx .
c. If the call is of the same prefix but different fleet, LCD
displays x-xxx .
d. If the call is of different prefix and fleet, LCD displays xxx-
xx-xxx .
e. If the caller's address and name are stored in the address
book, the caller's name will be displayed instead of his
number.
2) EMG Call will be displayed for emergency Call.
3) GROUP Call will be displayed for group Call. When
receiving a group call, the caller's number and the group
number being called will be displayed dynamically.
4) Bcast Call will be displayed for broadcasting Call.
5) Press PTT button to answer the call. Press Clear button to
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6) After the call, LCD displays Call Ended , and then the
transceiver returns to the Home address if you have preset it
by PC software, otherwise, resumes the caller's address
displayed before.
Cancel a Call
1) Press +# to end a call.
2) Press Clear button to cancel a call.
Redialing
1) 10 groups of dialed number can be stored in the transceiver.
2) Press Redial button to display on LCD the last effective
dialed number in Standby mode.
3) Press or key or rotate the Rotary Encoder to
view dialed numbers.
4) Press PTT or # key to call. Or press Clear button to erase
the number.
5 Digit Dialing
1) Make sure you have selected the MPT1343 dialing mode by
PC software and preset the 5 digit dialing abbreviatory
codes.
2) By PC software you can set the call type, prefix, fleet
number, number range with the corresponding abbreviatory
codes, the range of which is 20~99.
3) For example in the setting of abbreviatory code 23NNN, the
call type is individual call; the number prefix is 237; the fleet
number is 2341; the code range is 256. When you call the
party whose ID number is 237-2341-214, you can only
press 2 3 2 1 4+ / PTT button to call.
4) If make a group or individual call of a small fleet, you need to
add 0 before the group or individual call number.
Queue Incoming Call
1) Make sure queue incoming call function has been set by
PC software.
2) Queue incoming calls : The transceiver uses ACKB to
respond an incoming call and put it into the queque. In this
mode the Don't Disturb function is cancelled.
3) Dial in the sequence of +4+8+ to activate queue
incoming call .
4) Complete or SUCCESS appears on the screen
when the setting completes. Warning tone sounds on the
same time if it has been set by PC software.
Cancel Queue Incoming Call
1) Dial in the sequence of +4+8+ to cancel queue
incoming calls .
2) Complete or SUCCESS appears on the screen when
the setting completes. Warning tone sounds on the same
time if it has been set by PC software.
Call Diversions
Diverting Your Own Call
1) Incoming voice calls, status messages and data messages
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transceivers.
2) Make sure own call diversion function has been set by PC
software.
3) While in standby mode, you can divert the call through the
following operations:
a. Dial in the sequence of +4+1+ to divert all calls.
b. Dial in the sequence of +4+1+1+ to divert voice calls
only.
c. Dial in the sequence of +4+1+2+ to divert data calls
only.
d. Input the code of the transceiver, which will receive call
diversion.
e. Press # /PTT button to send call diversion. Self
Diverting displays.
f. If the diverting succeeds, warning tone sounds and
Complete or SUCCESS appears on the screen.
g. If the diverting fails, warning tone sounds and Call Failed
or FAIL appears on the screen.
Diverting Third Party Call
1) Third party diversion function cancels own call diversion
to the other transceiver, and diverts all incoming voice calls,
status messages and data messages from your own
transceiver to the third transceiver.
2) Make sure that third party diversion has been set by PC
software.
3) While in standby mode, you can divert the call through the
following operations:
a. Dial in the sequence of +4+4+ to divert all calls.
b. Dial in the sequence of +4+4+1+ to diverts voice calls
only.
c. Dial in the sequence of +4+4+2+ to divert data calls
only.
d. Input the code of the transceiver, which has already been
diverted. Then input and the code of the transceiver
which will be receive the call diversion..
e. Press #/PTT button to send call diversion. Third
Diverting appears on the screen.
f. If the diverting succeeds, warning tone sounds (if it has
been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
g. If the diverting fails, warning tone sounds and Call
Failed or FAIL appears on the screen.
Cancel Diversion
1) Call diversion can be canceled on the transceiver.
2) To cancel call diversion on your own transceiver, follow the
operations below:
a. Dial in the sequence of # +4+1+# to cancel all the call
diversions.
b. Dial in the sequence of # +4+1+1+# to cancel voice call
diversions only.
c. Dial in the sequence of # +4+1+2+# to cancel data call
diversions only.
d. Canceling Divert displays on the screen.
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has been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
3) To cancel call diversion on other transceiver, follow the
operations below:
a. Dial in the sequence of # +4+4+# to cancel all call diversions.
b. Dial in the sequence of # +4+4+1+# to cancel voice call
diversions only.
c. Dial in the sequence of # +4+4+2+# to cancel data call
diversions only.
d. Input and the code of the transceiver on which call
diversion will be diverted be canceled.
e. When the setting is completed, warning tone sounds (if it has
been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
4) Cancel all calls diverted to your own transceiver:
a. Dial in the sequence of # +4+5+# to cancel all call diversi-
ons.
b. Dial in the sequence of # +4+5+1+# to cancel voice call
diversions only.
c. Dial in the sequence of # +4+5+2+# to cancel data call
diversions only.
d. When the setting is completed, warning tone sounds (if it
has been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
Special Calls
Status Call
1) A status message code is a one used for transmitting
sending preset messages.
2) Make sure status message call function has been set by
PC software.
3) Send a status message by dialing the keypad. (It's used as
an example in the following description that 201-20-204
transmitting sends the 12th message to 201-20-205.)
a. Dial in the sequence of +0+1+2+ +2+0+5 ( If the prefix
are different, you need to dial 012 +prefix + fleet +
individual call number.)
b. Press # or PTT button to send the status message.
Sending status will display.
c. If the transmitting succeeds, warning tone sounds and
Complete or SUCCESS appears on the screen.
d. If the transmitting fails, warning tone sounds and Call
failed , FAIL , Unavailable or NO ANS appears
on the screen. If the input call address is invalid number,
Null number appears.
4) Send a status message by selecting in the menu.
a. Rotate the Rotary Encoder to select the contact or input the
call address.
b. Press key to enter the mode of viewing the built-in
status messages, and press or key or rotate
the Rotary Encoder to select the corresponding status
message.
c. Press PTT button to send the status message. The display
is Sending status
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been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
e. If the transmitting fails, warning tone sounds (if it has been
set by PC software) and Call failed , FAIL ,
Unavailable or NO ANS appears on the screen. If the
input call address is invalid number, Null number
appears.
5) Receive a status message:
a. When receiving a status message is received, warning tone
sounds (if it has been set by PC software) and flashes
on the screen.
b. Press key twice to view the received status message.
Short Data Call
1) Make sure that short data call function has been set by
PC software.
2) A short data message sent on control channel is of 184bit at
most (MPT1327) or of 100 characters at most (MPT1343).
3) The formats of short data are MPT1327, MPT1343 BCD
MPT1343 ASCII, which are set by PC software.
4) For example, dial in the sequence of +2+ +123456+
+245, in which 245 is the number being called and 123456 is
the data being transmitted.
5) Press PTT or # key to send the short data.
6) If the transmitting succeeds, warning tone sounds (if it has
been set by PC software) and Complete or
SUCCESS appears on the screen.
7) If the transmitting fails, warning tone sounds (if it has been
set by PC software) and Call failed , FAIL ,
Unavailable or NO ANS appears on the screen. If the
input call address is invalid number, Null number
appears.
8) When a short data is received, warning tone sounds (if it has
been set by PC software) and the indicator flashes
on the screen. Press key twice to view the received
status message.
Emergency Call
1) Emergency Calls have the highest call priority. Usually, they
are prior to any other types of calls.
2) Make sure that emergency call function, emergency
call address and key hold time have been set by PC
software.
3) Send an emergency call by pressing emergency button.
Make sure the pressing time is longer than or the same as
key hold time . When it reaches the touch off time, the
transceiver will send emergency call to the preset
Emergency Call Address automatically.
4) Send an emergency call by dialing keypad:
a. Dial in the sequence of +9+ +2+0+5. (it is used as an
example that 201-20-204 calls 201-20-205; if prefix and fleet
are different, you need to dial 9 + prefix + fleet +
individual call number. )
B. Press # key or PTT button to call. EMG Calling or
HELPING appears on the screen.