Maxon TSD-4000 Series User manual

Printed in Korea
11535 W. 83rd Terrace, Lenexa, KS 66214
Toll-Free: 800-456-2071 (US Only), 913-859-9515
Website: www.maxonamerica.com

TSD-4000 Series
(DMR/Analog)
TSD-4116 (VHF)
TSD-4416 (UHF)
User’s Manual
11535 W. 83rd Terrace, Lenexa, KS 66214
Toll-Free: 800-456-2071 (US Only), 913-859-9515
Website: www.maxonamerica.com

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Table of Contents
Thank you for purchasing the TSD-4000 Series radio
1. Before operating the radio, please read the user manual carefully.
2. Functions and specifications are subject to be changed without notice for improvement of the radio
performance.
1. Specifications
2. Features
3. In-Box Contents
4. Controls & Appearance of TSD-4000 Series radio
5. Battery and Belt Clip Installation and Removal
6. Charging the Battery
7. Function & Operation
8. Precautions for Safe Operation
9. For Safe Operation
10. Warranty Statement
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1. Specifications
2. Features
TSD-4000 Series Radio Specifications
Frequency Range
Digital
Programmable Channels
Dimensions (H/W/D)
Weight w/battery
Power Source
Sensitivity
RF Power Output
Audio Power Output
Frequency Stability
Channel Spacing
Digital Vocoder
Dust and Water Protection
U.S. Military Standard
Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature
TSD-4116: 136 ~ 174 MHz
TSD-4416: 400 ~ 470 MHz
DMR Tier II TDMA
512 Channels: 16 Channels with 32 Zones per channel
4.6 x 2.16 x 1.33 (118x55x34 mm)
234g
DC +7.4V Li-ion 2,600mAH Battery
0.25 12 dB SINAD (Analog)
0.22 /BER 5% (Digital)
5/1 Watt (UHF & VHF)
1 Watt
1.5 PPM (-30° to +60° C)
25/20/12.5 kHz (Analog) 12.5 kHz (Digital) 2 Time Slots of 6.25 Each
AMBE3000 Vocoder Chip with AMBE+2 Voice Compression Algorithm
IP-54
MIL-STD 810F/G
-30°C to +60°C
-40°C to +85°C
1. AES Encryption (128, 192, 256)
2. Channel Tri-Mode (Digital, Analog, Mixed): compatible with the prevalent analog system,
ensuring a smooth analog-to-digital transition. Mixed mode allows your digital radio to receive
current analog radios yet transmit digitally to other DMR radios.
3. Long Battery Life: 14hours (Analog) / 23 hours (Digital) on 90/5/5 duty cycle
4. CTCSS / DCS

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3. In-Box Contents
Radio Battery Dual Slot Charger Antenna
Belt clip
DC Adaptor User Manual
Contents subject to change at buyer’s request.

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4. Controls and Appearance of TSD-4000 Series Radio
Power ON/OFF Volume Knob
Turns the radio on and off & adjusts the audio
volume level.
Channel Knob
Change channels by turning the control knob
clock-wise or counter-clockwise. 16 Channels can be
inputted into each zone. A voice response will notify
the user when the channel has been changed.
If the channel is not assigned, the radio will beep.
PTT Button
Press the PTT button to transmit voice. Release the
PTT button to receive voice. It is recommended to talk
2to 4 away from the microphone.
P Button
Default function of this button is to easily toggle
between high transmit power and low transmit power to
save battery life. This button can be reassigned
through radio programming.
M Button
Default function of this button is to Monitor the open
channel. This button can be re-assigned through radio
programming.
TOP Button (Orange)
Default function of this button is Emergency / SOS ,
This button can be assigned a different function
through radio programming.
Speaker/MIC Jack
Accessory connector is used to connect an external
speaker microphone or a headset. If it is not used, the
cover should remain closed to prevent dirt from
entering the radio.
Status LED
Used to determine Rx/Tx status and battery charge
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5. Battery and Belt Clip Installation and Removal
6. Charging the Battery
How to install the battery How to remove the battery
Pull the battery lock down and remove the battery
by sliding it toward the arrow
Attached when the battery pack is pushed up.
Safety Notes
1. TSD-4000 Series radios use a high-performance, 2600 mAh Li-ion battery (TSA-4260).
2. Please charge the battery before using the radio. Use only the recommended charger for best
results.
Charging Information
Low battery voltage may reduce communication coverage and affect the radio’s performance.
Please charge the battery in case of following:
1. When radios performance has degraded.
2. When the RX/TX LED on the radio blinks red (every 0.5 second), during idle, transmission, or
reception.
Three audible beeps will be heard in this state and functionality will be affected.
Belt clip installation: Align belt clip to the radio as in the
1st illustration and then slide belt clip down as illustrated until the
belt clip lock clicks.
Belt clip removal: Pull the belt clip lock away from the back
of the radio as in the 2nd illustration (Direction arrow #1) and, at the
same time, slide the belt clip up and out of the locking bracket
(Direction arrow #2).

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How to Charge
1. Make sure power adaptor for the Dual Slot charger is plugged into the charger and then plug the
power adapter for the TSA-0400 charger into a AC120V power outlet.
2. Turn off the radio before charging.
3. Insert radio into the charger’s larger, front charging port with the charging contacts on the outside
of the radio lined up with the contacts on the charger. LED labeled Fon the charger will turn on
when the connection is made.
4. If charging the battery only, line up the outside contacts of the battery with the charging contacts
on the 2nd, smaller charging slot in the rear of the dual charger and then insert the battery. LED
labeled Ron the charger will turn on when the connection is made.
5. It is recommended to charge another 30 minutes after the LED turns green for a complete charge.
Status
Charging
Complete charging
LED indication
Red LED lights
Green LED lights
Status
Detecting Error
Keep Charging
LED indication
Red LED blinks
Green LED lights
TSA-0400 Dual Slot Battery Charger and Power Adaptor
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7. Function and Operation
Function Status LEDButton & Setting Descriptions
Power
ON/OFF
ON/OFF/Volume
Control Knob Orange
Receive
(RX) Green
Transmit
(TX) PTT Button High Power: Red
Low Power: Orange
Power up chime is heard then current
radio channel selected will be spoken.
If radio is on an unprogrammed
channel, radio will beep. LED will be
orange during power up.
Press and HOLD PTT to talk, release
to listen. Other buttons can be
programmed with the PTT function
through your dealer’s software.
Channel
Change Channel knob
Flashes Orange
during channel
switch
Adjust TX
Output
Power
(P) Button
*Programmable Button Orange
Monitor (M) Button
*Programmable Button
Emergency Orange button on top.
*Programmable Button
Switch Zone PC programmable
function Voice notification
Green w/ Voice
notification
Turn the channel knob to the channel
you want. Voice will state what channel
you are on. If channel is not
programmed, radio will beep.
You can toggle between High Transmit
(TX) power and Low TX power by
pressing the PButton. Voice
announcement will indicate High or
Low Power setting.
User can check whether the Receive
Transmission (RX) of current channel
is OK or Not. Press and release the
(M) button to open the squelch on an
analog channel.
In an emergency, press the orange
colored Emergency button for 3
seconds to activate a siren & transmit
an emergency call to your party.
Allows you to change the calling area
to use more channels
VOX PC programmable
function Voice notification Used for transmitting voice without
pressing the PTT Button
SCAN PC programmable
function Voice notification
Scan button initiates the scan of each
channel in the scan list for activity. If
channel is busy, the radio stops scan
and received audio is heard. Scan
resumes when hang timer expires.
Normal & Priority Scan are available.
Steady green for decode. If channel is
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Stun/Revive PC programmable
function Voice notification Used to disable and then revive radio
remotely via another radio
Remote
Check
PC programmable
function Voice notification Checks whether target radio in your
contact list is receiving.
Encryption
(Digital Channel
Only)
PC programmable
function Voice notification
Uses AES Encryption (128, 192, 256) to
scramble & unscramble voice
transmissions for privacy.
Remote
Monitor PC programmable
function
No indication on
target radio
Turns on radio’s microphone to monitor
any audible activity surrounding the
target radio.
Keypad
Lock/Unlock
PC programmable
function Voice notification Locks and unlocks the keypad. This
feature prevents accidental key presses
Talkaround /
Repeater PC programmable
function Voice notification
Switches the current channel from
repeater mode to talkaround mode and
visa-versa.
8. Precautions for Safe Operation
Don’t transmit with antenna detached from the radio and do not damage or change antenna type.
Strong electronic waves are emitted from the radio, and damage or changes to the antenna may affect
the performance of the radio and may cause the radio to be defective and not covered under warranty.
Don’t use other manufacturers accessories. Unknown or unauthorized accessories may cause the
radio to be defective and not covered under warranty.
Avoid excessive shock to the radio.
Do not place the radio where the direct sunlight or high temperature occurs.
Do not damage battery pack with a sharp object or excessive shock.
Turn off the radio before boarding an airplane.
Do not use the radio in a hospital without pre-approval.
Radio may cause interference around computers or other electronics devices.
Please keep the radio at least 1 inch away from the human body.
Any damage to the antenna, may cause RF exposure.
When using earphones, please reduce the volume to a low level. Unexpected high volume may have
harmful effects to your ear.
Do not touch the conductive metal of the battery radio with wet hands. It may cause damage on your
hands.
Please be careful when putting the battery in a pocket or a bag to avoid contact with metal.