Powerwerx Anytone BT-01 User manual
Anytone BT-01 Microphone
Introduction
Use a standard 5V type “C” USB cable connected under the
headset cover to charge the BT Mic. The front right LED lights
will be red when the BT Mic is being charged, and the LED light
will go OFF when the charging is completed. When connected
to the D578 via a cable, the BT Mic will be charged as well.
The D578UV series of radios do require a firmware update to
work with the BT Mic. Use firmware V1.16b for the D578UV and
V2.03b for the D578UVII or later versions.
Initial Setup
AnyTone is oering a Bluetooth Microphone (BT Mic) which
includes a 2.2 inch display, keyboard, speaker and microphone.
The 4.25” x 2.5” x 1“compact design replaces a radio with have
a removable front design. The BT Mic works together with the
AnyTone mobile D578UV/D578UVPRO/D578UVIIPRO radios
and oers full control of that radio from the wireless BT
Mic. The BT Mic also comes with a coiled 2’ cable which can
be connected to the radio for direct control. The BT Mic has a
built-in battery which is charged via a type “C” USB connector
from a 5 Volt supply. It further has a headset connector on the
right side so you can use a headset with microphone together
with the BT Mic. The BT Mic also allows for a memory card to
be inserted next to the headset connection.
BT Pairing to the D578UV
Power ON the BT Mic and select “BT Mode”, the screen displays
“NO DEVICE CONNECTED”. Start the BT pairing from D578UV
radio by selecting Menu/Bluetooth/etc. The D578UV will find
the BT Mic which has a Bluetooth name like: ELET_AGHT_
LE9D10 and confirm the pairing. This will load data into the
BT Mic the first time to be able to control the D578UV radio
just like from the radio front panel. The D578UV radio, after
pairing, will show “Work in BT OpMode” and the only key now
available is the EXIT key to cancel the connection. The BT Mic
may reconnect to the D578UV if power is left on. Once paired,
and with continued connections, the BT Mic will show “All
Data Checking” for a few seconds up to 30 seconds before
being paired with the D578UV radio each time. This is normal.
The BT Mic is powered on by pressing the top center [POW]
button for 5 seconds. The LED lights green and the screen
display “Select Port” with 2 options: 1) BT MODE 2) Cable Mode
for the cable connection. Press the Up/Dn button on the front
to select “BT Port” or “UART PORT”. See “Enable BT01 Power
On/O control” to enable the BT01 to turn on/o the radio via
the Power Button on the BT01.
Power On
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To allow the BT01 to power on/o the radio unit via the
Bluetooth Microphone you will need to enable this feature
either via the CPS or via the BT01.
Enable via BT01 --> Go to Settings -> Radio Set -> Other
Function -> Shut Rf Syn -> set to on.
Enable via CPS --> Go to Optional Settings -> BT -> Bt
Synchronization ShutDown Host -> Set to on.
Enable Power On/O control (optional)
BT Microphone Operation
(1) Channel/Frequency Selection
When the BT Mic is connected with D578UV radio, the CH+/
CH- buttons will default to Volume UP/DN. A short press of
the top [POW] button will toggle the top CH+/CH- button to
a channel selection / frequency selection function. The two
left and right top buttons are for channel selection when
in channel mode, and for frequency programming when in
frequency mode.
Notice: Entering the channel number (4 digits) or frequency
with the keypad will also switch to the selected channel/
frequency.
(2) Zone Selection
When the BT Mic is paired with the D578UV radio, pressing
the Up/Dn button on the front panel of the BT Mic in channel
mode will switch to a dierent zone. Please note there is a
slight delay between the push of the up or down button and
the actual change of the Zone
(3) Volume Adjust
In Standby mode, a short press of the top [POW] button
will switch the top CH+/CH- buttons to become the volume
adjustment. The BT Mic will display a message that this
change has been done. Notice: If you believe that the volume
set by the top two buttons is too high or too low, you can set
the “RfBT Spk Gain” under the Menu/Bluetooth of the BT Mic
to a level between 1 and 5 and make sure the radio volume
is not set to 0 as then the BT speaker will be muted. You can
also, via the Menu, select if you want only the BT Mic speaker,
or both the BT speaker and the radio speaker to deliver the
sound. If you select the radio speaker, then the radio volume
controls are used to increase and decrease both the BT Mic
and the radio volume (the BT Mic volume up/down still works
for the BT speakers).
Function Operation
When the BT Mic is paired with the D578UV radio (via cable or
Bluetooth), all of the D578UV functions can be operated from
the BT Mic. Note: The front P1 through P6 on the radio does not
function when the BT Mic is used. The volume controls must
not be set at 0 to give the BT Mic its volumes – any position
except 0 is valid.
P1 to P3 Programming
The BT Mic has 3 programmable buttons below the PTT on
the left side. The function of these needs to be programmed
independently from the P1 – P6 on the radio using the BT Mic
Menu under Settings/Radio Set/Key Func. Due to Bluetooth
communication, the result of pushing one of these 3 buttons
may take up to 5 seconds to implement. Have patience.
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Power O
In Standby mode, press the top [POW] button for 5 seconds or
until the display powers o.
When the BT Mic is paired with the D578UV radio, the BT Mic
will automatically power o when the D578UV is powered o
with its front power button. The D578UV can be returned to
local operation by pushing the “EXIT” button on the radio, or
by turning o the BT Mic.
Microphone Cable
The BT Mic is delivered with a 2 feet coiled cable. To use this
cable make sure you set the BT Mic during power up to “Cable
Mode” before you connect the BT microphone to the D578UV
radio with the cable. When the cable is in use, the D578UV
radio will supply power to the BT microphone, and the battery
inside the BT Mic will be charged from the radio. A standard
CAT5 cable of longer length may be used if the power from the
radio is desired for the BT Mic.
Battery Capacity
The built-in battery is a lithium type battery which may be
sensitive to extreme cold temperatures. The battery typically
will last for 12+ hours when the BT Mic is connected to the
radio via Bluetooth and the display is on constantly. When
connected with the cable to the radio, the battery is being
charged from the radio.
