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Standart Horizont C520 User manual

1441430
MHzFMTwin-Band
HandyTransceiver
G5e,E!
OWNER'S
MANUAL
Congratulation
onyour purchase
of the1,W430
MHz FM twin-BandHandy
Transceiver.ThemodelC528FMTwin-BandHandyTransceiver
isengineered
and
manufacturedwith highestquality of microelectronicstechnologyand
workmanship.Weareconfidentthatyouwill beentirelysatisfiedwith the
superbperformance
andreliability of theC528.
Our verystrictquality control
andinspections
ensure
thateachtransceiver
unit have
left thefactoryin perfect
condition.However,
if your transceiver
does
notoperate
properly or if you find anydifficuity in its operation,please
contactyour dealerimmediately.
Pleaseread
this instructioncarefully
beforeusetomaketheunit perfonn fully
andlastlong.
Also pleaseretain
thisbookletfor future reference.
CONTENTS
Packaging
Diagram
Priorto
Usage
Controls
andConnections
Before
Operation
(1)
Basic
iunctrcns
oi
tneC52B
(2)
Bunon
F:nci:o:
- st,r).
......
i3)
Bunon
Func:
on
! si ill)
(in
Set
lv'lode)
RepeaterOperation
ReoeaterOoeration
Method . ...........
Hiding
Oneoi
theBandDispiays
Dual-Watch
forWatching
a
Frequently-Used
Frequency
and
the
Repeater
Station
Frequency
Alternately
.............
1
............
1
.............4
(13)
Switching
PauseScan/Busy
Scan
{0/SET
SB
Buttonl
............
39
(14)
Tone
Souelch
Function
i7lT.SO
Buttonj ..
....40
(15)
Soeciai
FunctionsAvaiiablein
tneSet
Mode
IO/SET
SBEuttonl ....................41
r16)
Changrng
Frequenqy
Durrng
Memory
Recall
Mooeto
lnrtiate
New
Communrcalron,
andReturningro
MemoryRecallMooe
Agarn
.............. ... .. ..45
i17)
Wrrtrng
lhe Repearer
Mociein
aMemory
Frequency . . 46
ii 8)Changing
RepeaterMode
ToneFrequency
orOffset
Frequency
Wrinen
rn
a
MemoryFreeuency ... . ... ...
...46
(19)
Writing
the
Tone
Squetcn
Mode
in
a
MemoryFrequency......
47
i20)
Cancering
ihe
Reoearer
Mode
ofa
Memory
Frequency........47
Paging
Function
(1)
Preparation
forPagrng
Operatron
(2)
Programmrng
the
lnoivrdual
CodeandGroupCode
in
Memory .......49
(3)
PagingOperationMethod .....
. 5'l
l1
11
l3
17
rO
19
23
Other
Operations
(1)
Memory
Frequencres
i2)
Progranrn"rng
a
Merrorv
Fi'eouency
1?i Qonarlinn a ltAanaa' lrar
, ,JLencv......
-....-.24
26 48
(4)
ChanginqaivlemoryFreeuency . . .. 27
(5)
DeletingaMemoryFrequency .................29
(6)
Scannrng
iC
lls MS.M
Buttonl........... .. . . Zg
{7}
Switching
rhe
iransmrr
Power
[3/PO
Button]...........
. .. ...
34
(8)
Dual-Watcn
Ooeratron
i2lDUAL
Burtonl
................ .. ....
35
(9)
Changrng
IheChannerStep
l6/5TEP
Bunonl.............. . 37
(10)
Banery-Save
iunciron
lslSAVE
Buttoni
........
(1
1)
Frequencv
Locr
Funciron
i4lFL
Buttonl 3g
(12)
PTTLock
Functionfor
DisablingPTT
8ufion
Operatron
I1/PlButtoni .........................39
Troubleshooting........
Optional
Acecssories
Specifications......
.....
(4)Code
Squelch
Operation
Lithium Battery .............
54
54
PACKAGING
DIAGRAM PRIORTOUSAGE
When
unpacking
theunitcanon,check
thatallofthe
followingitems
are
included.lf some
items
aremrssrng,
please
notrfy
your
oeaier
immediatelv.
Package
Contents
O O*ner's Manual
@ Schematrc
Diaqram
Owtrip Antenna
@ Belt
Clip
(with
two screws)
(already
installed
ontheunrt)
O Hand
Strao
(alreadv
rnsralled
ontheunitl
lI Observethefollowingcaution
to
protect
the unit.
lusIed
Keep
out
of
high
tempera-
ture,humrdity
anddust.
l-ll Make
sure
thatbarGiies l---l Do
not
apply
24
Vsul
| | | are
rnsenedwrrh
correcr I4 | o't
rorheunrt.Useonr
| | | porariry{'.-). l- I 60 ro16
V
DC
powr
Jr-,
0Z]+
Do
not
iouch
the
internal
cores
and
trimmers.
The
C52B
is oroduced
under
strict
controi
and
futly
ad-
;
A
Do not disposea br
tery
in
fire.
El
Getting ready
lnstallthe supplied
antenna.
Holdthe lower
pan
of
theantennawhen
installing.
Detachthe battery
@ Placeyourthumb
onthecenter
ot
theBanery
Case
Unlock button,
end nleno tho
indexfingeron
lho htltan/ aaco
srde.
@ Push
uotheBat-
teryCaseUnlock
button
In
thedi-
rection
ofthear-
rowQ and
slide
tne oatterycase
in
the
oirection
oi
the arrow O to
unlock.
@ Sliderhebafiery
case
tunher
until
InsenAAsizebatteries
intothe
battery
case.Be
sure
thatthe
banerresare
Insenedwith
correct
oolariw.
rim\\
m
Re-inslallthe
filled
battery
caseto
thetranscetverunrt.
t4l
ll
Toinstall
the
banerycase,engage
it
with the slot on the bottom of the
transceiver
andslide
thebatterycase
until
itlatches
in
theproperposrtron.
Tum
thePower
switch
onandsetthe
volume
controlto a
comfonable
listenrnglevel.
6i Rotate
the
SQL
{Squelch)controlclockwrseslowrv
untrlthe
noiselrom
thespeaker
JUSI
stoos.
ttrltrotate the control clockwise too far. Excessivasouelch re-
theradio sensitivity
andmaypreventreception.
lhtsupplied antennaand ba?.::t
f casomay vary
dependingon
the destination ol thc sct.
Press
the
PTT
bunontotransmrt
anci
release
itto
receive
off on
noise
)ONTROLS
ANDCONNECTIONS
' The
suoplied
antennaandbattery case
mayvary
dependingon
thedestinationoi the sat.
0r0)
T
I
I
0
17'-
.;,
|0,-
trr-
TopPanel
ControlsandIndicators
@ PowerOn-OffSwitch/UHFBandVolume 2.
Control
Thisis
to
turn
the
power
on
andoffandtocontrolthe
listeningvolume
of
theUHFband.
When
thecontrolis
rotated
clockwise,
rt
clicks
andthe
power
is
turned
on.Rotating
thecontrolclockwise
funherincreases
the
volume,
and
rolatrng
rt
counterciockwise
untri
rt
ciicksturnsthe
power
off.
When
tne
Power
switchis
turnedon
f
or
the
f
irst
timeafterunoacking,
I146.0001
and
t433.0001
are
dispiayed.
Rotate
rhecontroloockwise
funher
to
increase
theUHFband
voiume.
The
tJHFSQLcontrol
should
be set to the fuliy
counterciockwrse
posilron
when
controllrnglheUHF
oand
volume.
@Vnf Band
Volume
Control
The
VHF
SQLcontrolsnouldbe set to rhe furly
counterciockwrse
oosrtronwnen
conlrotlinqIhe
sgeakervolume.
@unr
soLcontrol
This
is
iheSquelchconlrol
for
the
UHF
band.
The
SOLcontrol
is
usedto eiimrnate
thewnite
noise
proper
to FM
receptlon.First.
rotate
the
controicoun!erctockwrse
sothal
wni!e
norse
is
heard
(the
control
has
been
setto
the
iullycounterclockwise
posrtion
when
theunrtlenthe
f
actory).
ihen.
f
otate
the
controlclockwise
slowly
and
set
rtwn€f€
lhe
norse
iust
stops.
evnf SQLControl
This
orovrdesthe
VHF
band
receprion,with
Ihesame
functionas
rhe
UHF
SOLcontroi.
NOIES:
l. Donot rotatethe SQLcontrolsclockwisetoo far.for thisw
preventreceptionof weak
stgnals.
Thecontrol should be placed where the white noise is nr
heard during following operations; Scanning, Dual-Wata
Batte
ry-
Save, Pagi
ng, C.ode
Sq
ue
lch.
Adjust
the SQL
controlswith thechannelwhich isnot recei
ing thesignal. ^ 1A
'
@notary
Channel
Selector
This
rs
to
vary
theTX
(transmit)
andlX {receive)f
requency.
The
intervalbywhicn
the
frequency
cnanges
(channel
step)
hasoe€r
ser
to 5 kHz.
In
aodition
to
the
f
requencyvariatron,Ihe
Rotary
ChannelSeiector
ca
also
be
useotorecall
a
memon/aodressNo.,recall
a
tonefrequencl
set
the
offset
freouency,i'ecalla caging
address
No.
duringoagrn
operatron,
andtoctange
thecnannelsteo.Rotate
the
Rotary
Channt
Selector
clocrwrseto increasethe
I-XRX
frequency,
and
counlel
clocKwrse
to
decrease
it.ln
other
casesthan
thefrequency
seiection
iotatrng
the
kno0
clockwrse
rncreases
ihedisplayed
figureand
rcralrnr
ihe
knooccunterctockwiseoecreases
rt.
The
i)VRXirequenciescan
be
set
inoependently
f
orthe
VHF
and
UHI
Oano.
It
is
also
oossible
to
varythe
Sub-band
frequency
while
receiving
in
tfr
Marn
cand.
When
the
Rotary
ChannetSeiector
isrotated
withthe
FUNC
cuno
held
depressed,the
frequency
varies
in1
00-kHz
steps.
@SPV
(VHF
Band
External
Speaker)Jack
Connect
an
externai
soeaker.
When
anexternal
speakerisconnected,
the
speakeroutputssound
in
bothVHFbandand
UHF
bandoperations,
and
the
burlt-rn
soeaxer
rs
disabled.
Usea Microphone/Speaker
(cMp1t
1orCMp112)orHead
Set
wirh
PTT
(CHP1
11),
wnich
areavailable
asoptions.
@SeU
(UHF
Band
External
Speaker)
Jack
Connect
anexternal
soeaker.
when
anexternal
speaker
rs
connected,
thesoeaker
outputs
sound
only
in
U
HF
band
operatron,
a
no
the
built-in
soeaKer
outputs
soundoniy
in
VHF
band
ooerarion.
@euilt-in
Speaker
ihis outDulsthe
received
contentsand
buzzersound.
This
is
useobotn
in
VHF
bano
andUHF
band
ooerations.
@
rutC
(External
MicrophonelJack
ihrs is
toconnecl
amicroohonewhichis
avarlableasan
ootron.
Oneof the foilowrng
optronsmanufactured
bySTANDARD
can
useoasthe
exlernal
microohone.
I) Microohone/Speaker
...
CMPl
11,
CMPl
12
(compact
mooel)
2) leadSetwrrhPTT . CllPlll
3) Tiepin
Microonone......
CMP113
@Antenna
Jack
This
is
toconnectthewhio
antenna.
Besuretousethesupplied
orspecified
whip
antenna
lfthe
connecledantenna
ooes
notmatch
thecharacteristicsofthe
transceiver,
rts
performance
maybedegraded.
@ Transmit
Indicator,Busy
Indicatorand
Battery
Alarm Lamps
The
green
lamplights
upwhen
signalis
received
inthe
VHF
band,
UHF
band
orboth
in
the
VHF
and
UHFbands.
lt
alsolightsup
when
the
SOL
control
isrolatedf
ullycounrerclockwise.
Thered
lamp
lights
up
when
the
transmitteris
keyed
by
pressrng
the
PTT
button.
Both
the redand
green
lamps
lightup in casetransmission
and
reception
occursrmultaneously
during
twinoperatron.
The
lamps
becomedarkerwhen
the
batteriesareweakened;in
such
acase,
replace
the
batteries
assoon
as
posslble.
Jacks
Used , Ext€rnal
| lpeaKer
SPU
only I UHr I vtr
Both
SPV/SPU
I urrr-vHF I X
Front
Panel
Controlsand
Indicators @SOL
OFF
(squelch
Off)Button
rllhile
rhis
bunon
rs
helddeoressed.thewhitenoise
oftheMain
band
is
output
regarolessoftheSOLcontrolsenrng.
When
this
bufion
rs
pressed
with
the
FUNC
button
held
depressed
the
wnrtenoise
ofthe
Sub
band
rs
output
regardless
oftheSOLcontrd
senrng
{provrded
ihatthatwtfi operation
is
acttvated).
fhe SQLOFFbunon
is
effective
regardless
of
the
bandbuttons.
When
this
bunon
rs
pressed.
the
received
soundcanbe
Iistened
to
b'
iurnrng
Norse
Squetch,
Tone
Squelch
and
CodeSquelch
off.
The
SOLcontrol
can
turnon€f{onlvthe
Noise
Souelch.
@
cnlu (Burst)
Button
When
the
CALLbunon
rs
pressed
wrththePTT
buttonhelddepresse(
the
1750Hz
toneburstsrgnai
wrllbe
transminedonlywhile
theCAI
bunon
isdepressed.
WhentheCALLbufion
is
pressed
during
reception,
a
buzzersoundlr
0e
generateo.
STANOAFIO
.qr]G---iit
COC
COO]
.-i----:=-J*-r
OCC)
_=--=.--
@
t ttampl
Button
This
toturnonthaiiluminationiight
atthedispiay.
When
thisbufionispressed,
rhedisplayis illuminatedforabout5
seconds,
after
which
theiJlumination
lightisturnedoffautomatically.
The
light
canalso
be
turnedoffmanually
by
pressing
this
button
while
thelighrislit.
Toleave
the light
on,press
the L button
with the FUNC
button
held
depressed.
Thelight
canbeturnedoffby
pressing
theLbutton
withthe
FUNC
buttonheld
depressed.
The
Lbutton
is
effectiveregardless
ofthebandbuttons
(VHF
button,
UHFbunon).
lt isrecommended
nor
to leave
thelioht
onfor
alonq
@
vHFButton
Press
thisbutlon
ior'/HF
bano
operatron.
which
is
inoicated
byrhe
"VlAlN"
indrcator
lrt
aoovetheVHF
band
frequency
disolay.
Whenthis button is pressed with the FUNC bunon held de
pressed,
the
wholeofthe
UHFband
displaydisappearssotheunit
canbeusedas
aVHF-only
(mono-bandl
transceiver.
With
the
inrtialsenrng
iwhentheunit
left
the
factory
or
when
theunit
is
reset),the
MAIN
indicator
appears
above
the
VHF
band
frequency
disolav.
The
bano
f
or
whrch
the
MAIN
inoicator
is
lit
rsref
erreotoasthe
Main
band,andtheband
forwhrch
the
MAINrndicatorrsnotiir
is
calleo
theSubband.
@unr
Button
Press
thrsbunon
for
UHFbanoooeration,which
is
indicateo
bythe
MAIN
inoicatoriit
abovetherJHFcandtrequencv
orsptav.
When
thisoutlon
is
pressed
wrth
tfre
FU
NC
bulton
held
depresseo,
:he
whole
ofthe
VHF
banoorsolay
Olsappearssotheunrt
canoeusedas
arJHFonrv
lmono-oand)
Iranscetver.
NOTE:
Transmissionin the VHFband sometimes interferes with the
receptionin the UHFband. To prevent this, do not use a UHF
frequency
that is adjacentto the frequencythree times the VHF
frequency
beingused
Example:When
thetransmitfrequencyis 145.02MHzand
receivefrequency
is435.06MHz,
because
145.02
x 3= 435.06
(MHz)
ihedrsplav
uses
an
LCD
(Lrqr.lro
C;ystalDisplay)
panei
and
independ-
ent
VH
F
banoandU
H
Fbanofreouency
drspiays
in
orderto
helo
ihe
{rnrr
ce useoas
a wvrn-oandertranscerver
Teatulng
slmultaneouslwtn-
walcn
ooeratron.
o.oooooooo.@
I
Ye;l
ElElEl
E['*ElElEl
EltrF
"
/ HMLtrrralllfl' HML.rrttlf llt
t!, o@ (D o(D
Indicatorson
thedisplay
O MAIN inorcares
tneMarn
band.
O M ........ .......Lnorcares
rheMemoryireouency
recalmooe.
€)v .....lnoicates
tharrheaodressNo.
ofMemorv
Scan
),4emorvrs
otsotaveo.
tn
Pagrng
operalron,Inorcates
rhar
the
group
code
marKts
cts0laveo.
..........lndicates
inememorv
add!-essNo.
orcode
ad-
dress
[Jo.
.......PlnorcaresAuto
Power
Off.
.. ....
,notcales
nrgn
power
Iransmtsston.
... ....Inorcalesmr0dle
power
transmrsston.
....
....
,notcates
low
00wer
lransmtsston
ndra2toc I enonr-Qe
-_..-.,
_-ve
operalton.
.........
ndicates
Susv
Scanooeratron.
.........:ndicales
Duat-Watcn
ooeration.
.........ndrcares
tne
positrve
or
negatrve
Shift
irequency
orrecllon.
..........
Indicares
l-one
Encoder
ooeration.
DisplayPanel
o0-s
OAP
H.
.......
G)M
......
L.....
Os .
@e .
0 ounl
@+ - .....
(Dr ....
o
(D
(E
(D
TSO...
.........
F.1....
.....
.....
P.L
........
.......
I
Y
5
i,-t ..
.......
@
1lii,'0.............
@
orr
(A
ts,s0,2s.......
@ During
reception.......
During
transmission.,
P
...................
c..................
E................
@
c....
o
>
....
indrcates
Tone
Souelchooeration.
n0icates
-reouency
Lockoperatron.
jndicates
PTT
r-cck
operatton.
lndlcates
rhe\/HF
bandfrequency
(sectton
of
1888881
onthe
left).
lndicates
rhe
VHF
bandfrequency
(section
of
l88B88l
onthe
rght).
Inorcates
OffBano
(during
Repearer
operation).
lndrcates
the
figures
of
'l
kHz
and
100
Hz.
S
(Signal)
merer.
.ndrcares
rhe
iX outoutlevel.
inorcaresPaging
operarion
(in
ptace
ofthe
figure
of
100
MHz).
.lndicates
CodeSquelch
operatton
(in
place
oithe
figure
of
100
MHzi.
.Indrcates
errorround
inreceivedcode
rntheCode
Set
mode
(in
olace
of
theiigure
of I
O0
M
Hz).
.lndicates
ihe 1:ode
Set mode (in olace
onhe
figure
oi 10
MHz).
indicates
rnarineentry
of thefigure
of
1 kHzis
posslole.
@OC
lN(External
DC
Power
Input)
Connector
This
is
to
connecl
the
power
cable
rn
case
an
external
power
supply
sused.
NOTE:
Connectthe
plug of theCAW|50 or CAW|5l External
power Cora
thatis
available
asanoption.The
DClNconnector
accepts
onlvthr
special
plug used with the CAW150
or CAWISl; never connecl
other types of plugs for this will result in malfunction or damage,
Before
connectingthe
plug of theCAW|50orCAW|5t, be sureto
turn off thepower of the transceiver.
Thisunitoperateson the voltagerange
from 6 to 16
VDC;never
appty
avoltage
out of thisrange,
for thiswill result
in malfunction
or damage.
I
(D
I
Side
Panel
Controls
@
fUfVC
(Function)
Button
One
ofthe
specralf
unctrons
oithrs
unrtrs
avarlable
oy
pressrng
a
outton
wrrh
rneFUNC
bunon
held
oeoressed
@
prr Bufton
For
rransmrssron,
hold
this bunon
depressed
and speakrnto
the
mrcroohone.
Thesrgnalrslransmltled
rnthe N4aln
oand
wntcn
rs
.i aE'oQ
-A? q
Jt-ti-
{ E:: -:::l----r--'r--f6]l
_jJ..--....---*---r-:
@
Battery
Case
This
accommodatessix
''M" sizedrycell
batterres.
Insen
six
"M" sizebanerieswithcorrect
polarity.
@eattery
CaseUnlock
Button
Pushwhen
detachingthe
batterycase.
Thebanery
case
wrll
be
unlockedand
ready
for
detaching
@aett
Ctip
Hotes
These
holes
areto
hold
the
suoplleo
beir
clip.
Thebelt
clip
has
been
insralled
when
theunitleft
the
f
actory.When
rhe
belt
clip
is
detached,
piease
leave
the
belt
clipretarntng
screwsin
these
holes.
@Waterproof
Caps
When
theexternalmicroohone
orspeaker
isnot
used,
plug
eachof
their
lacks
with
a
waterproof
cap.
@Auilt-in
Capacitor
Microphone
Fortransmission
wirhout
using
an
externalmicrophone,
speak
rntorhis
mtcroohone.
@Reset
Switch
Press
toresetthemicrocomouterinside
theunit.
Afterreplacrng
thetithium
banerv
bacKing
up
ihemicrocomouter
or
when
the
m
rcrocomputer
matf
unctions,
push
the
recess
on
the
center
ofthe
rubber
plate
onthe
transceiversrde
panel
stronglyusrng
a
thin
stick.
The
wnole
ofthedispiayeo
contenrsdisappearfor
a
moment
and
themrcrocomouterisreset
torheinitral
conoition.When
themicro-
comouternas
oeen
reset,
[145.0001
ano
ta33.0O0l
appears
onrhe
drsplay.
NOTES:
1. When
the
microcomputerisreset,
allof the
programmedcon-
tents is cteared.
2. Ifstrangecontents
aredisplayed
everytime thepower of the
transceiveris turned on or ott, please replace the lithium
backupbattery.
3. The microcomputer should be resetwhile the transceiver
oower ison.
1. Do not apply strong shock to the surroundings of the Reset
switch,for this
could causethemicrocomputer to be reset.
BEFORE
OPERATION
Il Basic
Functions
ofthe
C528
. This
unitincoroorates
Indeoendenttransceiverfuncttonsforthe
UHF
bandand
VHF
bano.
Also.
almostalloperatrons
canoeuseo
inoe-
pendentlv
for
the
UHF
ano
VHFbands.
. Whenthe
PTT
bunon
rs
presseo
itolransmit),the
signai
is
transmrl
led
f
rom
the
Marn
bano
indrcateobv
tne
MAINIndicatoraoove
the
oano
rrequencY
orsoraY.
. Somebunons
areerfectrve
ontv
for
the
Main
bano
indicateobYlhe
'lAr\ rnoicator,
anOSomeCan
ce!SeO
regaroless
Oi
IheOreSenCe
Oi
:ne
MAIN
rndrcator.
lir++
oo
'\--F,,
"v"
''rnffiGl
,:=:-\
a30-001\--:>,,
. iheVHFstandsfor"VeryHigh
Frequency"
lt
is
normally
referred
toas
"144MHz
band"or
"
2-meter
band
"
.
. The
rJHFsrandslor''Ultra
HighFrequency",
lt
isnormailyreferred
to
as
"430
Ml-12
oanul"
or
"TGcentrmeter
band".
-.,.--
't'AHGl,
4 f :I:=:.
g-'
--.\-]f*ooo1f
\V==/-'==---- '' ,
_/1#"G1
/rumFli/
/. )
\(tr-r
\\il144
oo
rl
^ \ ---------<
q) )vmpl,
/4umFr
Indeoendent
ooeration Simultansous
receotion
OK
!!
Character
indicationsonthe controls
Thecharacters
indicatingthefunctions of
the controlbuttons are
markedin three tYPes
of colors.
. io usethefunctions
marked
with
0utton. ivory-color
characters,
press
only
that
. Thef
unclrons
markedwithred
characterscan
beused
dunng
DTM
F
Encooer
ooeratron.
rn
combinatron
with
the
numenc
bunons.
{ RED )characters:\ Valid
onlvinDTMF
Encoder
\--/
- -/ ooeratron
/'\
\ Just
Press!
!l
o-
io usethe
f
unciions
markeo
wrthlight
blue-gray
cnaraclers.
press
inatbunon
wrrh
the
FUNC
bufion
held
depressed.
characters:
c
haracters
I
I
tt
--
While
holding
rhe
FUNC
bunon
depressed,..-.
t-
--_.
./^
,
'-/,// cress anorier
-/ bunon.
e;d -
Various
beeptones
Thebeeptonesaregenerated
to rnform
the user
whether
each
operalron
rs
correclor
nol.
Thrs
unrt
generates
diflerenttypes
ofbeeptonesas
f
ollows.
/-:-
-' ri,, / ',
- .\-/ i<' pip Shortbeeptone
\/
\\--Y-
3
lnformsthata
controlbufton
is
operated
properly.
<<-.
",r' eeep.,,/ Longbeeptone
A\
=- Y i ^,,'9" Three
"Prr"
tone
e\-'v'/ qt(Y- z
lnforms
thatsignal
is
transmitted
wirhPager
operation.
-<
A's
vtlv\
'-^ | Puff '; "Puff" tone
t\.Y .t
./-n \--
lnforms
thata
f
unctron
is
canceledor
thatthe
unit
returns
t
tho rn,ti^i caflin^
lniorms
thatanoperalion
has
completed
properly
(for
example,when afrequency
hasbeen
programmed in
thememorycircuitl.
,i/a. An
-'{_:'' 'tsoo
, wrong beep
tone
-'--/
lniormsthatanoperatton
isimproper
or
when a
buttonopera-
IionisInvalid. .
-V -'/ ^'9 )
/ a.\ \ ,-' ^'{Y z
-=^Y/{^,r.o,Y'/ five snort-boeptones
rS 7 /?\vr-//
z-^ t'--
Informs
that
AutoPower
Off is ooerating
or thatsignal
is
recerveo
durrng
Pager
ooeratron.
Howto setanoperatingfrequency
The
operating (TX/RX)frequencyshown on the display can
changed
asfollows.
@ Sening
with numeric
buttonson
the
frontpanel
Press
numenc
bunon
'2'
.lli wiil
beoispiayeo.
Press
numerrc
burton
'B'
Y
J,rb'
will
beoisolayed.
,)r-ost
nr-"t'" bulton
'0'
.iJ,:.1!
wril
beoisplayeo.
When
the
threenumerrc
bultonsare
pressed
correclly.alongkeeo
tone
wiil
be
generateo
informing
you
thatthe
frequency
sening
is
complete.
While
theoperating
frequency
is
set
usingthe
numerrc
bunons,the
frequency
whtchhas
been
selected
bef
ore
thefirst
numeric
button
was
pressed
conttnues
1o
be
recerved.
O Pressthenumeric
buttons.
Q;Setting
with theRotary
Channel
Selector.
Rotatethe Rotary
ChannelSelector
QSening with the
Y / buttons.
Press
the
V and
A
be
Example:To set 1ti}2.80
MHz
iT Qon'.^ tho 1\/!.1:'Fin,'ro
g vv\LIl iY
7 Scnrnnrne '00 <Fz
;ror
rrg
Jvv!!l||5.'.'Yv,
I Senrng
tne
1O
kHz
figure
Procedure
.-''
Y
Otherfunctions
. ln
additionto those
functions
rhat
can
beactivated
by
pressing
a
buttonwith
the
FUNC
bunon
neld
depressed.
some
funclons
canoe
activaled
by nrtratrng
the Set
mode
thenpressing
a front
panel
controlbutton.
Examoies
of
such
functionsinclude
rhetone
frequency
senrng
and
offset
f
requencyseningoperations.
El ButtonFunction
List
(l)
Button Direct Input Function
Nams (when prossed
indsp€nd-
ently without FUNC
button held depcssedl
Function when pr€ssod
with FUNC button h€ld
depresssd
Press
afront
panel
control
buttoninthe
Set
mode.
U JE I Inouts
"C".
Turns
onioff rhe
Busy
Scan
wnen presseo
in
the Scan
rnode.
Inrtrates
theSet
mode
rPresstneU/5EI
bunon
withthB
FUNCbutton
depressed
to iniriate
rhsset mode.)
. Tha
tonefrequency
canbaset,otfset
frequency
canbe
IPL Inpurs
''
l
'iurns
on/orfthe
PTT
Lock.
2 DUAL I Inputs
'2" Turns
on/off the
Dual
ooeration.
1pn I Inpurs
"3' Swrtches
tne transmrssron
power.
4 FL DM i lnputs
"4'
5 SAVE Inputs
"5"
6 STEP Inpu
ts
Turns
on/otf the Fre-
quency Lock.,//hen
pressed
during
code
display,
turns
on/off the
decodemark indrcator.
Turns
on/off the Eattery.
Save
operation.
Displays
the
channel
step.
The
channel
step
it self
can
be
varied
wirh the
RotaryChannelSelector
When
theVHFbandoperatingfre-
quency
is set usrngthe numerrc
bunons,
only
'4', '5', '6' or'7' can
beentered
asthefioure
of MHz.
Turns
on/off the fone
Encoder
Jnd Tone
Sauelcnooerations.
BecausetheVHFbandoperatrngrange
rsonlyirom
1
44.00
MHz
rn 11tr OO A/l.lr
7 T.SO Inputs
"7"
Eutton Direct
Input Function Functionwhenpressed
Name {when
pressed
independ- wrth FUNCbutton held
ently wirhout FUNC deprassed
button heldd6pr6ssod)
I Butlon I Direct Input Function Function when press€d
' Name (when pressed
independ- with FUNC button held
ently without FUNC deptessed
button held depressed)
DV,'M Slvrrcnes
oelweenthe Initratesmemoryenlry
trNrr '/
tr'J
mooe
ano
Memorv ooeratron.
i.equencvrnooe.
)r
. accessesthe vFo mode.
VHF lnitialesVHF
band Enablesontvthe
vHF
8 RPT Inouts
"3 Sl^vrtcnesoel!"Jeenthe
Reoeater mooe and
\ormat mode.
I REV Inouts
"3' Reverses
ineT)( ano RX
iran' '-^.,-c n,,.,^^
Reoeater
oDeratron ooeralron canoooeratlon
- PS aounts
ihe
:recuencv Turns
onloif ineScan
iorvnvJaros. aoerattcn.The
Scan
cperatlon
cenatso
ce
V turned
otf ,xrtn
orner
DUltons.
The
numetc
ouitons
are
oereateo
:urieg
Scan
oceration
UHF lnitratesiHF cano EnaolesontviheUHF
ooeration
(Nore
I
)Nore1)
I PTT Starls
-ransrnission
Norc 1: Also validin the FL (Freauencv Lock) mode,
Sand oDerallon
LAMP Turns
on/oTflhe tamp. Leavesthe
lamDon
{Note
1) iNote
1)
SOLOFF iurns ot.flrreSoueich Turns
off the
Squelch
oi
operarion
(io
cutout rheSuo
band
lonlv
souno
trom
thespeaKer). .lurinq
Twin
operatron).
= SI
FT Counts ine .reqlencv nrtrates
the \4emorv
lowarcs lhrit cDeratron
CALL Transmrts
i;50 :z lone
oursi
slgnal
(no
audio
mooulaiio.
.s
aoolreo)
\rniie
thisaJtlon s
oe-
, Q(essed
lvtth inePTT
, Dulton
nelo
C€or€SS€O
.
-. -
A CL Cancels
anyooerarion
B
PAG iurns onioif lne
?agrng Disciays
ine
ccoe
' ^ar^, anoCodeSeuercn
ooeTalons.
I C trrts Turns
onrorflhe
i/emory Sars
\aS:/ scan
-requencv
Scan
ooeralion lno lJrnscn,cr' 'le
rvl..rvr .ils.i,l
ooerattor
EI
g ButtonFunctionList
(ll) (in
set
Mode)
Function rryhen
gr€ss€din the Sst Mode
Turnson/off theceeo
tones
. Changes
the
count-.i ceep
tones
generateo.n P:qrnq
I operations
(single
snort-beeptone or fiveshort-oeep
'tone).
DUAL i Enablestheentrvoi the
iigure
of 1 kHz'ryrtha
nurneric
button.
3 PO Sers
thetrnsmisston
delav
time to oeused
in
Repeater
operationouringPagrng
ooeratron
(450
msor 750
mst.
4 FLDM
i
] 3 )AVtr
I 6 STEP :naclesthe-otary Channel
Selectordunng
I Freouencv
Lock.
/ r.5u I Setsthe toneireouencv
]a RPr Sets
the
offsetfreouercv
Chanqes
the LAMP:utton rntothe tr
E\/ mode
swrtcn.
I
Button
Name
Mutes
snorlnoisesouring
Squelch
operarion.
(The
current
consurnotion
mav increase
sliqntiv.)
T'rrns
on/off:fe;Pt_ ;unc:ton
REV

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