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Contents
Chapter 1. Initial Setup
Safety Information
What’s in the box
Belt clip
Charging Battery
Chapter 2. Getting to know your radio
Chapter 3. Basic Use
Powering On/Off
Adjusting the Volume
Making a call
Channel selection
Enter/Exit Menu
Chapter 4. Function Use
Chapter 5. Bluetooth program
Chapter 6. Trouble shooting
Appendix A. - Menu definitions
Appendix B. -Technical specifications
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Inhalt
1. Erstmalige Einrichtung
Informationen zur Sicherheit
Was ist im Karton
Gürtelclip
Installieren & Entfernen des Akkupacks
Installieren & Entfernen der Antenne
Akku laden
2. Lernen Sie Ihr Funkgerät kennen
Piktogramme der LCD-Anzeige
Fronttastatur
Seitliche Funktionstasten
Menü und Funktionstasten
Programmierbare seitliche Funktionstaste PF2
3. Grundsätzliche Bedienung
4. Verwendung der Funktionen
5. Bluetooth-Programmierung
6. Fehlersuche
7. Mögliche Menüeinstellungen
8. Anhang A - Technische Spezifikationen
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Chapter 1. Initial Setup
Safety Information
The following safety precautions should always be observed during
operation, service and repair of this equipment.
This equipment shall be serviced by qualified technicians only.
Do not modify or taper with the radio for any reason.
Use only Radioddity brand batteries and chargers intended for this model.
Do not use any portable radio with a damaged antenna. If a damaged
antenna comes into contact with your skin, a minor burn can result.
Turn off your radio prior to entering any area with explosive and/or flammable
materials.
Do not charge your battery in an area with explosive or flammable materials.
To avoid electromagnetic interference turn off the radio in any area where
posted notices instruct to do so.
Turn off the radio before boarding an aircraft; Any use of the radio must be
in accordance with airline regulations or crew instructions.
Turn off the radio before entering a blasting area.
Do not place the radio over an air bag area or in the air bag deployment
area for vehicles equipped with an air bag.
Do not expose the radio to direct sunlight over a long period of time, nor
place it close to any heat source.
When transmitting with a portable radio, hold the radio in a vertical position
with the microphone 3 to 4 centimeters away from your mouth; also make
sure the antenna stays at least 2.5 centimeters away from your body when
transmitting.
What’s in the box
This transceiver comes shipped with the items below and is subject to
change
Radio Body
Antenna
Li-polymer Battery
Charger
Adaptor
Belt Clip
Hand Strap
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The radio is compatible with other accessories which are available on:
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Notice
Please make sure to install the antenna and fully charge the battery when using the radio.
Do not over-tighten the antenna to avoid damage to the antenna or radio. When
installing the antenna, grip it by the base and screw into the radio antenna connector.
If you use another antenna, make sure its SWR is 1.5:1 or lower to avoid damage to
the radio transceiver.
Do not hold the antenna with your hand or wrap the antenna with any materials to
avoid interference.
Never transmit without an antenna. Doing so will damage the transmitter and void the
warranty.

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Belt clip
There are two screws mounted on the rear of the radio
body where the belt clip attaches. Remove the two screws
and align the belt clip with the holes where you removed
the screws. Place the screws you removed into the belt
clip and tighten them into the radio body.
Do not add any form of glue or thread lock to the screws on
the battery clip.
The solvents in the glue may cause damage to the radio or
battery casing.
Installing & Removing Battery
1. Match the two top grooves of the battery pack on the back of the radio and
then push it.
2. Screw it clockwise to install the battery.
3. Unscrew counter-clock-wise to remove the battery.
Installing & Removing Antenna
Screw the antenna into the connector on the top of the
transceiver by holding the antenna at its base and turning
it clockwise until secure.
Note: Turn the antenna counter-clockwise until you can
remove it.
1. As shown, Plug the AC adaptor into the AC outlet, and then plug the
cable of the AC adaptor into the DC jack located on the back of the charger.
2. As shown, Plug the radio into the charger. Make sure the battery
terminals are good in contact with charging terminals.
3. The indicator light turns to red, the charging begins.
4. The indicator light turns to green, the charging is completed.
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Charging Battery
Use only the charger and battery specified by the manufacturer. The charger
LED indicates the charging progress.
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Constant Green
Constant Red
Constant Green
Standby(no-load)
Charging
Fully Charged
LED indication Charging status
Constant Red
Constant Green
Charging
Fully Charged
LED indication Charging status
PF1 Key(LAMP Key)
PTT-1
PTT-2
PF2 Key(Programmed Key)
NO. Part Name NO. Part Name
Charger LED indicator and charging status Battery LED Indicator and battery status
USB Charging
1. Plug the USB charging cable into the charging port on the back of the
battery.
2. The indicator light turns to red, the charging begins.
3. The indicator light turns to green, the charging is completed. 1
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LCD Icon indicators
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Power On/Off Volume Knob
Function Keypad
Numeric Keypad
Speaker
Antenna
LCD Display
Microphone
Accessories Jack
Charging Indicator
USB Charging Port
Battery Contacts
Battery Screw
NO. Part Name NO. Part Name
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Signal Strength level
Low Power
High Power
DTMF activated
CTCSS activated
DCS activated
Position: TX frequency= RX frequency+Offset frequency
Negative: TX frequency= RX frequency-Offset frequency
Dual watch/ dual reception functions activated
Keypad lock function activated.
Press [*] Key for 2 Seconds to unlock the keypad
VOX function enabled
Narrow Band selected
FlashlightLED Indicator
NO. Part Name NO. Part Name
Icon Radio Status
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Function Keypad
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Menu/Enter Key
Press for 2 Seconds to up rapidly
Change the Scan direction in scan status
Press for 2 Seconds to down rapidly
Change the Scan direction in scan status
[ MENU ]
[ UP ]
[ DOWN ]
NO. Key Function
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Battery Level indicator
A/B Band Direction, Operation frequency
Bluetooth programming function activated
Icon Radio Status
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LAMP Key,
Short press to turn on/off flashlight
Long press for emergency alarm
Press PTT-1 key to transmitting A Band
Press PTT-2 key to transmitting B Band
[ PF1 ]
[ PTT-1 ]
[ PTT-2 ]
NO. Key Function
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Exit/Delete Key
Switch A/B Band in standby mode
In Standby status:
Input frequency in VFO mode
Input channel number in Channel mode
In Transmitting status:
Input DTMF Code in transmitting status
[ EXIT ]
[ Numeric Keypad ]
NO. Key Function
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Short Press: FM/TX Power/Monitor/Scan Default: FM
Long Press: FM/TX Power/Monitor/Scan Default: TX Power
Note: PF2 Key can be setup in PC software.
[ PF2 ]
NO. Key Function
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Status LED
The status LED has a very simple and traditional design. When you receive
a signal it shows green, when you transmit it shows red, and it's off in standby.
PF1 [Lamp Key]
To program the side key function via APP.
Short press [Lamp] to turn on the LED flashlight. Another short press will flash
the LED. Another short press turns the flashlight off.
Long press this button to turn on the alarm function, long press again to close.
PTT-1 & PTT-2
Press PTT-1 key to transmit A Band; Press PTT-2 key to transmit B Band.
PF2 KEY
Short Press: FM/TX Power/Monitor/Scan Default: FM
Long Press: FM/TX Power/Monitor/Scan Default: TX Power
Note: PF2 Key can be setup in APP or PC software; side key functions
include: FM Radio/ Power Switch/Monitor/Scan/Search Frequency.
Numeric keypad
The Radioddity GS-5B hand-held transceiver comes standard with a full
numeric keypad.
In Standby status: Input frequency in VFO mode; input channel number in
channel mode.
In Transmitting status: Input DTMF Code in transmitting status.
* Key
The Radioddity GS-5B features a keypad lock that locks out all keys except
for the four side keys.
To enable or disable the keypad lock, press and hold [ * ] key for about two
seconds.
# Key
To enable the scanner, press and hold [ # ] key for about two seconds.
0 Key
In standby, long press [0] Key to check the current battery voltage.
A/B band switch
In standby, press [EXIT] Key to switch A/B Band. Main Band marked with .
VFO/Channel switch
In standby, long Press [MENU] Key to switch between VFO and channel mode.
If the channel list does not have a valid channel number, you cannot switch
to channel mode.
Menu and function keys
The [MENU] key used to enter the menu and confirm menu options.
The [UP] and [Down] keys are used to navigate through the menu as well as
select channels and step up or down in frequency (depending on operating mode).
The [EXIT] key is used to exit menus and cancel menu options.

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Chapter 3. Basic Use Chapter 4. Function Use
Powering On/Off
Turn the [Power/Volume knob] clockwise to switch the transceiver power ON
till a click is heard.
Adjusting the Volume
Rotate the [Power/Volume knob] to adjust the volume. Turn clockwise to
increase the volume and counter-clockwise to decrease the volume.
Making a call
Press and hold the [PTT] key on the side of the radio body to transmit. While
transmitting, speak approximately 3-5cm from the microphone. When you
release the [PTT] key, your transceiver will go back to receive mode.
Channel selection
There are two modes of operation: Frequency (VFO) mode, and Channel or
Memory (MR) mode.
Enter/Exit Menu
Short press [MENU] key to enter menu. And press [UP/DOWN] key to select
the function. Press [MENU] key to confirm. Press [EXIT] to exit.
Squelch
Squelch is used to mute the speaker when no signals are present (Squelch
OFF). With the squelch level correctly set, you can hear the sound only while
receiving signals (Squelch ON).
Operation: Menu---Radio Set---SQL---Select OFF/Level 1-5---MENU---EXIT
Transmit power
Select between HIGH and LOW transmitter power when in VFO/Frequency
mode. Use the minimum transmitter power necessary to carry out the desired
communications.
Operation: Menu---Radio Set---Trans Power ---Select High /Low--MENU---EXIT
Busy Lockout
Disable the [PTT] button on a channel that is already in use. The transceiver
will sound a beep tone and will not transmit if the [PTT] button is pressed
when a channel is already in use.
Operation: Menu---Radio Set---Busy Lockout---Select OFF/ON--MENU---EXIT
TOT
This feature provides a safety switch that limits transmission time to a
programmed value. This will promote battery conservation by not allowing
you to make excessively long transmission, and in the event of a stuck PTT
switch it can prevent interference to other users as well as battery depletion.
Operation: Menu----Radio Set----Trans over time----Select OFF/30-240---
MENU----EXIT

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VOX
This function is not necessary to push the PTT on the transceiver for a
transmission. Transmission is activated automatically by detecting the radio
voice. When finish speaking, the transmission automatically terminated and
the transceiver will automatically receive signal. Be sure to adjust the VOX
Gain level to an appropriate sensitivity to allow smooth transmission.
Operation: Menu---- VOX Level---Select OFF/1/2/3---MENU----EXIT
VOX Delay
When the VOX is enabled, set up the VOX delay to help to extend the
transmission time to avoid stopping a transmission too early.
Operation: Menu---Setting--- VOX Delay---Select 0.5~2S--MENU----EXIT
FM Radio
In standby, short press side key to turn on FM Radio.
FM range: 65-76/76-108MHz.
Note: In FM Radio mode, press [MENU] key to switch a FM frequency, and program
the FM frequency through the numeric keys.
Scan
In standby, long press [#] key to turn on scan function, it supports channel
list scan and frequency steps scan.
Operation: Menu--- Setting --- Scan Mode --- Select Time / Carrier / Search
--- MENU --- EXIT.
Time Operation (TO): Scanning will stop when it detects an active signal, and
after 5s, it resumes scanning.
Carrier Operation (CO): Scanning will stop when it detects an active signal,
until the active signal disappears, and after 5s, It resumes scanning.
Search Operation (SE): Scanning will stop after it detects an active signal.
Note: In channel mode, scanning the channel numbers in the channel list. In
frequency mode, scanning in frequency steps.
Dual Standby
After turn on dual standby function, you can wait two channels signals from
Band A and Band B at the same time.
Operation: Menu----Advanced Setting----Dual Standby----Select OFF/ON---
Menu----EXIT
SOS
SOS function supports three modes: On site/Send sound/Send code.
On Site: The radio emits an alarm tone and does not send out signals to others.
Send Sound: Transmit the alarm sound through the signal.
Send Code: Transmit the alarm code through the signal.
Long press PF1(flashlight key) to turn on SOS mode.
Operation: Menu-- Advanced Setting --SOS mode----Select on site / send
sound / send code--Menu----EXIT.
CTCSS & DCS
CTCSS/DCS (Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) / (Digital Coded
Squelch)
Some times when you're working with larger groups of people using the same
channel, things can get very crowded. To minimize this problem, CTCSS/DCS
code will help you block out unwanted transmissions on your frequency have
developed.
Operation: Menu --- CTCSS /DCS Setting --- Receive CTCSS / Receive DCS
/ Transmit CTCSS / Transmit CTCSS / Transmit DCS / encryption--- (OFF/67.0
-254.1) / (OFF/023-754) (OFF/67.0-254.1) / (OFF/023-754) / (OFF/ON) ---
Menu ---- EXIT.

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Chapter 5. Bluetooth program
Chapter 6. Trouble shooting
Channel Storage
CH-Memory
This menu is used to store the frequency set in frequency mode and related
parameter information.
CH-Delete
This menu is used to delete the programmed information from the specified
channel (0 through 127) so that it can either be programmed again or be left
empty. Delete channel parameters for the specified channel. If no “CH-”
indicates that the channel has no parameters, the operation is invalid.
CH-Edit Name
This menu is used to edit the channel name only valid in channel mode
Operation: Menu --- Channel Storage --- CH-Memory/CH-Delete/CH-Edit
Name --- Select 000-CH-127/000-CH-127/Edit Name--Menu----EXIT.
Search Frequency Mode
Search the other radio’s TX frequency and CTCSS/DCS Code when it is in
transmitting.
Operation: Menu --- Search Frequency
PTT-ID
This feature allows you to know who call you. Transmit ANI code or DTMF
code through DTMF. DTMF code has total 15 groups. In the PC software--
Edit--DTMF setting, each signal or A/B band can independently select the
call code group to be sent.
In the PC software--Edit--DTMF--ANI Code to set ANI code.
Press to Send --- Transmit the code while push the PTT button.
Release to Send---Transmit the code while release the PTT button.
BOTH---Transmit the code while push or release the PTT button.
Note: Since the ANI code operation is independent of the DTMF code. If the ANI
code conflicts with the DTMF code setting, the ANI code is sent.
Press [MENU] Key to select Bluetooth to turn on this function.
After connecting the walkie talkie through the mobile phone Bluetooth, you
can modify the frequency, channel information, function setting on the
dedicated APP. The Bluetooth function will turn off automatically after finished
the programming on the APP.
Note: When Bluetooth programming function is on, the radio cannot program via
programming cable.
If the solutions below cannot fix the problems for you, or you may have some
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AnalysisPhenomena Solution
Power-on
Failure
The battery may be
improperly installed.
The battery power
may be used up.
The battery is poorly
connected due to
dirtied or damaged
battery contacts.
Remove the battery and
reassemble it.
Recharge or replace the battery.
Clean the battery contacts. If the
problem cannot be solved, contact
your dealer or authorized service
center for inspection and repair.

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AnalysisPhenomena Solution AnalysisPhenomena Solution
During receiving,
the voice is weak,
discontinuous
or totally inactive.
Recharge or replace the battery.
Increase the volume by rotating
the Volume Control knob.
Reassemble the antenna after
turning off the radio.
Clean the surface of the speaker.
If the problem cannot be solved,
contact your dealer or authorized
service center for inspection and
repair.
Low battery voltage.
Low volume level.
The antenna may be
loosened or
improperly installed.
The speaker may be
blocked or damaged.
Unable to
communicate
with other
members.
The frequency or
signaling may be
inconsistent with that
of other members.
The channel type
(digital/analog) may
be set inconsistently.
You may be too far
away from the group
members.
Set your TX/RX frequency and
signaling to the same as that of
other members.
Make sure all members are on
the same digital/analog channel.
Move towards other members.
Irrelevant
communication
or noise is heard
on the channel.
Irrelevant
communication
or noise is heard
on the channel.
You may be
interrupted by radios
using the same
frequency.
The radio may be set
with no signaling.
Change the frequency, or adjust
the squelch level.
Set signaling for all member radios
to avoid interference at the same
frequency. And change the
signaling settings for all portable
radios at the same time.
The noise is too
loud.
You may be too far
away from other
members.
You may locate in an
unfavorable position.
For example, your
communication may
be blocked by high
buildings or frustrated
in the underground
areas.
You may suffer from
external disturbance
(such as
electromagnetic
interference).
Move towards other members.
Move to an open and flat area,
and restart the radio to try again.
Stay away from equipment that
may cause interference.

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Function/DescriptionMenu Available settings
Appendix A. - Menu definitions
Radio Set
SQL(Squelch Level)
Transmit Power
Bandwidth
Busy Channel Lockout
TOT(Trans over time)
Battery Save
Dual Standby
SOS Mode
Scan Mode
Back Light Time
Beep Prompt
VOX Delay
Menu Exit Time
Keypad Auto Lock
Level 0/1/2/3/4/5
High/Low
Wide 25K/Narrow 12.5K
ON/OFF
OFF/30/60/90/120/150/180/210/240s
Function/DescriptionMenu Available settings
VOX Level Voice Operated
Transmission OFF/Level1/2/3
Setting
CTCSS/
DCS
ON/OFF
ON/OFF
On Site/ Send Sound/Send Code
Time/Carrier/Search
Bright/5s/10s/15s/20s/30s/1min/
2min/3min
ON/OFF
0.5S/0.6S/....2.0S
5S/10S/15S...60S
ON/OFF
Receive CTCSS
Receive DCS
Transmit CTCSS
Transmit DCS
Encryption
OFF/67.0HZ...241.HZ
OFF/D023N...D754I
OFF/67.0HZ...241.HZ
OFF/D023N...D754I
ON/OFF
Frequency
Mode
Step
Direction
Offset
2.50/5.00/6.25/10.00/12.50/25.00/
50KHz
None/Plus/Minus
00.000....69.990MHz
Channel
Storage
CH-Memory
CH-Delete
CH-Edit Name
000,CH-001....CH-127
000,CH-001....CH-127
Name display can be set by PC software
Search
Frequency
Search the other radio's TX frequency and CTCSS/DCS Code
when it is in transmitting
Bluetooth Program on the
dedicated APP ON/OFF
About
Radio Hardware Version, Software Version
Reset VFO Mode
Reset All
Delete all the setting in VFO mode
Delete all settings

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Appendix B. -Technical specifications
Specification
Specification
General
General specifications
Value
Value
Specification Value
Frequency Range (MHz) VHF/UHF
Memory channels 128
Frequency stability ±2. 5ppm
Frequency step (kHz) 2.5K/5.0K/6.25K/10.0K/12.5K/20.0K/25.0K/50.0K
Antenna impedance 50 Ohm
Operating temperature -20OC to +60OC
Supply voltage 7.4V
Consumption ≤75mA (standby)
380mA (reception)
≤1.4A(transmission)
Mode of operation Simplex or semi-duplex
Dimensions(mm) 135*60*40mm
Weight (g) 270g
Transmitter
Transmitter specifications
Receiver
Receiver specifications
RF power (W) 1/5W
Type of modulation FM
Spurious emissions (dB) <-60dB
Receiver sensitivity 0.25μV (a t 12dB SINAD)
Intermodulation 65/60dB
Audio Output 1000mW
Adjacent channel selectivity 65/60dB

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DCS table
Table C.1. DCS Codes
CTCSS table
Table C.2. CTCSS Frequencies
OFF
85.4
110.9
146.2
173.8
199.5
241.8
67.0
88.5
114.8
151.4
177.3
203.5
250.3
69.3
91.5
118.8
156.7
179.9
206.5
254.1
71.9
94.8
123.0
159.8
183.5
210.7
74.4
97.4
127.3
162.2
186.2
218.1
77.0
100.0
131.8
165.5
189.9
225.7
79.7
103.5
136.5
167.9
192.8
229.1
82.5
107.2
141.3
171.3
196.6
233.6
OFF
D047N
D074N
D134N
D172N
D244N
D265N
D331N
D371N
D446N
D503N
D606N
D662N
D743N
D043I
D073I
D132I
D165I
D243I
D263I
D325I
D365I
D023N
D051N
D114N
D143N
D174N
D245N
D266N
D332N
D411N
D452N
D506N
D612N
D664N
D754N
D025N
D053N
D115N
D145N
D205N
D246N
D271N
D343N
D412N
D454N
D516N
D624N
D704N
D023I
D026N
D054N
D116N
D152N
D212N
D251N
D274N
D346N
D413N
D455N
D523N
D627N
D714N
D025I
D031N
D065N
D122N
D155N
D223N
D252N
D306N
D351N
D423N
D462N
D526N
D631N
D723N
D026I
D032N
D071N
D125N
D156N
D225N
D255N
D311N
D356N
D431N
D464N
D532N
D632N
D731N
D031I
D036N
D072N
D131N
D162N
D226N
D261N
D315N
D364N
D432N
D465N
D546N
D645N
D732N
D032I
D043N
D073N
D132N
D165N
D243N
D263N
D325N
D365N
D445N
D466N
D565N
D654N
D734N
D036I
D047I D051I D053I D054I D065I D071I D072I
D074I D114I D115I D116I D122I D125I D131I
D134I D143I D145I D152I D155I D156I D162I
D172I D174I D205I D212I D223I D225I D226I
D244I D245I D246I D251I D252I D255I D261I
D265I D266I D271I D274I D306I D311I D315I
D331I D332I D343I D346I D351I D356I D364I
D371I D411I D412I D413I D423I D431I D432I
D445I
D466I
D565I
D654I
D734I
D446I D452I D454I D455I D462I D464I D465I
D503I D506I D516I D523I D526I D532I D546I
D606I D612I D624I D627I D631I D632I D645I
D662I D664I D704I D714I D723I D731I D732I
D743I D754I

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1. Erstmalige Einrichtung
Informationen zur Sicherheit
Die folgenden Sicherheitsvorkehrungen sollten während des Betriebs,
der Wartung und Reparatur des Gerätes beachtet werden.
Das Funkgerät darf nur von qualifizierten Technikern gewartet werden.
Das Funkgerät darf aus keinem Grund verändert oder modifiziert werden.
Verwenden Sie nur für dieses Modell vorgesehene Akkus und Ladegeräte
der Marke Radioddity.
Verwenden Sie kein tragbares Funkgerät mit einer beschädigten Antenne.
Wenn eine beschädigte Antenne mit Ihrer Haut in Berührung kommt, kann
es zu leichten Verbrennungen kommen.
Schalten Sie Ihr Funkgerät vollständig aus, bevor Sie einen Bereich mit
explosiven und/oder entflammbaren Materialien betreten.
Laden Sie den Akku des Funkgerätes nicht in einem Bereich mit explosiven
oder entflammbaren Materialien.
Um elektromagnetische Störungen zu vermeiden, schalten Sie das Funkgerät
in allen Bereichen aus, in denen Sie durch Aushänge dazu aufgefordert
werden. Dazu gehören beispielsweise Krankenhäuser, Arztpraxen und
Tankstellen.
Schalten Sie das Funkgerät vor dem Einsteigen in ein Flugzeug aus; jede
Benutzung des Funkgerätes muss den Vorschriften der Fluggesellschaft
oder den Anweisungen der Besatzung entsprechen.
Schalten Sie das Funkgerät aus, bevor Sie einen Sprengplatz betreten.
Platzieren Sie das Funkgerät nicht über einem Airbag-Bereich oder im
Airbag-Einsatzbereich von Fahrzeugen, die mit einem Airbag ausgestattet
sind.
Setzen Sie das Funkgerät nicht über einen längeren Zeitraum direktem
Sonnenlicht aus und stellen Sie es nicht in die Nähe von Wärmequellen.
Wenn Sie mit einem tragbaren Funkgerät senden, halten Sie das Funkgerät
in einer vertikalen Position, wobei das Mikrofon 3 bis 4 Zentimeter von Ihrem
Mund entfernt sein muss. Achten Sie auch darauf, dass die Antenne beim
Senden mindestens 2,5 Zentimeter von Ihrem Körper entfernt bleibt.
Was ist im Karton
Der Lieferumfang des Funkgeräts besteht aus den nachfolgend
aufgeführten Teilen (Änderungen vorbehalten):
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
Quantity
Artikel
Funkgerät
Antenne
LiPo-Akkupack
Ladeschale
Steckernetzteil
Gürtelclip
Handschlaufe
Benutzerhandbuch
Das Funkgerät ist mit anderem Zubehör kompatibel, welches Sie bei
Radioddity (https://www.radioddity.com/) erhalten.
Hinweis:
Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Antenne installiert und der Akkupack vollständig
aufgeladen ist, bevor Sie das Funkgerät benutzen.

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2
3
4
Um Schäden an der Antenne oder am Funkgerät zu vermeiden ziehen Sie die Antenne
nicht zu fest an, Wenn Sie die Antenne installieren, fassen Sie sie am Fuß an und
schrauben Sie sie in den Antennenanschluss des Funkgeräts.
Wenn Sie eine andere Antenne verwenden, stellen Sie sicher, dass ihr SWR maximal
1,5:1 beträgt um Schäden am Radio-Transceiver zu vermeiden.
Um Störungen zu vermeiden, halten Sie die Antenne nicht mit der Hand fest und
wickeln Sie die Antenne nicht mit irgendwelchen Materialien ein,
Senden Sie niemals ohne Antenne. Andernfalls wird der Sender beschädigt und die
Garantie erlischt.
Gürtelclip
An der Rückseite des Funkgerätes sind zwei Schrauben
angebracht, an denen der Gürtelclip befestigt werden
kann. Entfernen Sie die beiden Schrauben und richten
Sie den Gürtelclip auf die Löcher aus, an denen Sie die
Schrauben entfernt haben. Befestigen Sie nun mit den
zuvor entfernten Schrauben den Gürtelclip am Gehäuse
des Funkgerätes.
Hinweis:
Die beiden Schrauben niemals mit Schraubensicherungslack oder vergleichbarem
Klebstoff sichern. Die im Klebstoff enthaltenen Lösungsmittel können Schäden am
Funkgerät oder am Akkupack verursachen.
Installieren & Entfernen des Akkupacks
1. Setzen Sie die beiden oberen Nasen des Akkupacks in die entsprechenden
Nuten des Funkgerätegehäuses ein.
2. Drehen Sie die Sicherungsschraube des Akkupacks im Uhrzeigersinn, um
den Akkupack zu arretieren.
3. Um den Akkupack zu entfernen, drehen Sie die Sicherungsschraube
entgegen dem Uhrzeigersinn.
4. Entnehmen Sie den Akkupack.
Installieren & Entfernen der Antenne
Schrauben Sie die Antenne in den Anschluss auf der
Oberseite des Funkgeräts, indem Sie die Antenne an
ihrem Fuß festhalten und im Uhrzeigersinn drehen, bis
diese fest sitzt.
Um die Antenne zu entfernen, drehen Sie sie entgegen
dem Uhrzeigersinn.

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Akku laden
Laden des Akkupacks in der Ladeschale
Verwenden Sie nur das vom Hersteller angegebene Ladegerät und den
original Akkupack. Die LED des Ladegeräts zeigt den Ladevorgang an.
1. Stecken Sie das Steckernetzteil in die Netzsteckdose. Stecken Sie das
Kabel des Steckernetzteils in die Gleichstrombuchse auf der Rückseite
der Ladeschale.
2. Stellen Sie das Funkgerät in die Ladeschale. Stellen Sie sicher, dass dabei
die Akkukontakte die Ladekontakte berühren.
3. Sobald der Ladevorgang beginnt, leuchtet die Ladekontroll-LED der
Ladeschale rot auf.
4. Sobald der Ladevorgang abgeschlossen ist, leuchtet die Ladekontroll-LED
der Ladeschale grün auf.
dauerhaft grün
dauerhaft rot
dauerhaft grün
Betriebsbereits (kein Akkupack eingesetzt)
Aktiver Ladevorgang
Ladevorgang abgeschlossen
Ladekontroll-LED Status des Ladegeräts
Status des Ladeschale
Laden des Akkupacks über den USB-Anschluss
Verwenden Sie nur das vom Hersteller angegebene USB-Ladekabel. Die LED
des Ladegeräts kann den Ladestatus anzeigen.
1. Stecken Sie das micro-USB-Ladekabel in den Ladeanschluss auf der
Rückseite des Akkupacks. Öffnen Sie hierzu zunächst die entsprechende
Abdeckung des micro-USB-Anschlusses.
2. Sobald nun der Ladevorgang beginnt, leuchtet die Ladekontroll-LED des
Akkupacks rot auf.
3. Sobald der Ladevorgang abgeschlossen ist, leuchtet die Ladekontroll-LED
des Akkupacks grün auf.

2. Lernen Sie Ihr Funkgerät kennen
PF1 Taste (für Taschenlampe)
PTT-1
PTT-2
PF2-Taste
(programmierbare Funktionstaste)
# Bezeichnung # Bezeichnung
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
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dauerhaft rot
dauerhaft grün
Aktiver Ladevorgang
Ladevorgang abgeschlossen
Ladekontroll-LED Status des Ladevorgangs
Akkupack Ladekontroll-LED
Ein/Aus-Lautstärkeregler
Funktionstasten
Numerische Tastatur
Lautsprecher
Antenne
LCD-Anzeige
Mikrofon
Anschluss für Zubehör
Ladekontroll-LED des Akkupacks
Micro-USB-Anschluss zum Laden
Akku-Kontakte (für normales Ladegerät)
Sicherungsschraube für Akkupack
# Bezeichnung # Bezeichnung
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
5
6
7
8
11 12
14
13 15
16
9
10