Tait TM2210 User manual

TM2210
DMR Mobile Radio

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TM2210 Digital Mobile Radio
User Manual
Thank you for choosing Tait mobile radio.
We believe that the product will bring much convenience to your work and life.
Tait mobile radios adopt advanced technology and fine technique.
We hope that you will be satisfied with the quality and functions of the product.
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time to time without prior notification. The specifications and information in the manual is only
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◆Despite of careful verification, the manual might contain mistakes. reserves the
right of final interpretation of the manual.
Safety Precaution
According to governmental decrees, it is prohibited to operate radio transmitters without
permission within the area of its jurisdiction. Violation to such stipulations may result in
penalty or be arrest. Maintenance on the product can be performed only by professional
technicians.
For safety, it is important that a user learns knowledge of common hazards in using a radio
transmitter.
Warning: Power off the radio in explosive environment with dangerous gas, dust or mist, for
example, when refueling or parking at a gas station.
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To prevent fire, personal injury and damage to the radio, please abide by the followings.
◆It is suggested to have the radio to transmit continuously for 1 minute and receive
continuously for 4 minutes at most at a time. Transmissions for a long time or continuous
operation under high power will result in overheat at the back of the radio.
◆Never disassemble this radio.
◆Keep the radio away from direct sunshine for a long time. Do not place it near a heater.
◆Do not place the radio in a place with a lot of dust, damp or splash of water, or on an
unstable surface.
◆Power off the radio immediately in case it gives out smell or smoke, and then contact the
local dealer.
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CONTENTS
1. UNPACKING................................................................................................................................ 3
2. OVERVIEW...................................................................................................................................5
2.1 APPEARANCE.................................................................................................................................5
2.2 PROGRAMMING KEYS..................................................................................................................... 6
2.3 ICONS...........................................................................................................................................9
2.4 LED INDICATOR........................................................................................................................... 11
3. INSTALLATION...........................................................................................................................11
4. BASIC FUNCTIONS.....................................................................................................................13
4.1 POWER ON/OFF..........................................................................................................................13
4.2 SELECTING A ZONE....................................................................................................................... 14
4.3 SELECTING A CHANNEL..................................................................................................................14
4.4 REGULATING VOLUME.................................................................................................................. 15
4.5 VOLUME/CHANNEL KNOB............................................................................................................. 15
4.6 INITIATING A CALL........................................................................................................................15
4.7 RECEIVING/REPLYING TO A CALL.....................................................................................................16
5. ADVANCED FUNCTIONS........................................................................................................... 17
5.1 SHORT MESSAGE......................................................................................................................... 17
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5.2 SCANNING CHANNELS................................................................................................................... 19
5.3 EMERGENCY ALARM..................................................................................................................... 22
5.4 CALL LOGS (DIGITAL MODE ONLY).................................................................................................. 25
5.5 SETTINGS....................................................................................................................................27
5.6 APPLICATION...............................................................................................................................30
5.7 DETECTING A RADIO.....................................................................................................................32
5.8 CALL ALERT.................................................................................................................................32
5.9 MONITORING.............................................................................................................................. 33
5.10 LONE WORKER.......................................................................................................................... 34
5.11 ENCRYPTION (DIGITAL CHANNEL ONLY)......................................................................................... 35
5.12 SCRAMBLING* (ANALOGUE CHANNEL ONLY)..................................................................................35
6. TROUBLE SHOOTING................................................................................................................ 36
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1. Unpacking
Open the packing box carefully and find the parts as listed below. If any item is missing or damaged,
please contact the dealer.
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Radio Hand microphone Bracket
Power cordFuseMicrophone stand
ST5*16
self-tapping screws M2.6*10 self-tapping screws Wing screw

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Please find the following items in the package.
SN Item QTY
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Radio
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Hand microphone
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Bracket
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Microphone stand, with 3 M2.6*10 self-tapping screws
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Fuse
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Power cord
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ST5*16 self-tapping screw
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Wing screw (flat washer and spring washer included)
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Certificate of Approval
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User Manual or Quick Installation Guide
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2. Overview
2.1 Appearance
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Item
SN
Item
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LED Indicator
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Speaker
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Menu/OK Key
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Up/Down/Left/Right Keys
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P1~P3(Programming Keys)
Down Key
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Hand Microphone/Programming
Interface
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Emergency Key
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LCD Screen
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On/Off Key
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Return Key
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Volume/Channel Knob
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RF Antenna Interface
13 External Speaker Interface 14
3G/4G Antenna Interface
(Optional)
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GPS Antenna Interface
(Optional)
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Bluetooth Antenna Interface
(Optional)
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Power Interface
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PTT Key
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Microphone
2.2 Programming Keys
To cater to users’ habits of operating the radio, programmable keys (P1, P2 and P3) are provided,
which can be set as shortcut keys through programming by the dealer.
SN Programmable
Function Description
1 Void
No function. The error alert will be heard when the key is
pressed.
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2 High/Low Power Switch between high and low power.
3 Monitor
If signaling is transmitted through the current analogue
channel, press the key to switch to carrier squelch mode
(i.e. cancel signaling). Voice is output when the carrier is
matched. Press the key again to go back to the previous
state.
4 Squelch On/Off Enable/disable squelch. It can be used to receive week
signals in an analogue channel.
5 Squelch Level Adjust signal strength required to receive signals.
6 Scan Enable/disable scanning. It is used to monitor the
communication activities in other channels.
7Delete Channel of
Spurious Emission
If you don’t need a channel found through scanning,
press it to delete the channel from the scan list.
8 LCD Backlight Type Press it to enter the Screen Backlight interface to adjust
the duration of LCD backlight.
9Repeater/
Talk around
In a channel allowing relay, the radio can communicate
with another radio though a repeater or directly. Press
this key to switch between these two communication
modes.
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Home Interface
Return to the home interface.
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Home Channel
Switch to a preset channel.
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Keyboard Lock
Lock or unlock the keyboard.
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One-Key Call (1~6)
Press the key to make a call or send a message.
15 Scramble*/Encrypt
For a channel allowing scrambling*/encryption, press the
key to enable/disable encryption. To ensure
communication privacy, voice and short messages can
be encrypted through scrambling/encryption.
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Contact
Press it to go to the Contact interface.
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Short Message
Press it to go to the Short Message interface.
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Call Record
Press it to go to the Call Record interface.
19 Call Alert
When viewing or after selecting a contact of individual
call or a contact of call alert, press it to send a call alert to
the contact.
20 Interrupt Emission
Interrupt calls in current channel so that the channel
becomes idle.
Note:
A key can be programmed with pressing, or pressing and holding to achieve different functions.
You can have keys programmed by your dealer.
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Press: Press down a key and release quickly.
Press and hold: Press down a key and hold for the duration programmed before release. (The
duration can be set in programming settings.)
A function marked with * is to be developed.
2.3 Icons
Name Icon Description
Signal Strength
No signal
The number of bars indicates the received signal
strength.
Short Message
There is new message/unread message.
Message inbox is full.
Encryption or
Scrambling
Analogue scrambling or digital encryption is
enabled.
Mute
The speaker is mute when the volume is adjusted to
0.
Transmitting
Power
High TX power for the current channel.
Low TX power for the current channel.
Talk Around
If talk-around mode is disabled, i.e. direct mode is
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enabled, this icon is displayed.
Emergency Alarm
The radio is operating under emergency alarm
mode.
GPS
Locationing is successful and data is being received.
GPS function is enabled, but no data can be
received.
Scan
When the icon rotates, scanning is in progress.
Scanning stops in the prior channel 1 or 2.
Scanning stops in a conventional channel.
Accessory State The USB cable is connected.
Lone Worker The function is enabled.
Call
A call is being made.
A call is being received.
Channel Type
An individual call is being made.
A group call is being made.
An all call is being made
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2.4 LED Indicator
State
Description
Red light on
Transmitting signals
Green light on
Receiving signals
Orange light on
A call is received, and the radio is in the duration before
automatic reset (under analogue mode) * or in the duration
before call hangup (under analogue mode).
Orange light flashing The radio is in alarm state, or a missed call or call alert is
received, or scanning is under progress.
Red light flashing
An emergency alarm is being received, or startup self-test fails.
3. Installation
Before installing the radio, please read carefully.
Attentions
The radio should be installed in a position where it can be used conveniently and personal
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While drilling holes, protect the internal wires of a vehicle or of other devices from being
damaged.
Leave enough space behind the radio for wiring.
Make sure the power cord is long enough so that the radio can be maintained with the power
connected.
While replacing the fuse, make sure a fuse meeting requirements is used.
Installation Steps
1. Use the ST5*16 self-tapping screw to install the bracket at a position in a vehicle where operation
is convenient.
2. Use the wing screws to fix the mobile onto the bracket.
3. Wire the 3m power cord, and connect the open end to the engine battery or other power supply
(with supply voltage not higher than 16V). Make sure the red wire is connected to the anode and the
black wire to the cathode.
4. Install the supplied fuse, and connect the power plug to the power interface at the rear of the
radio.
5. Connect the antenna to the radio.
6. Use the M2.6*10 self-tapping screws to fix the microphone stand onto a position where operation
is convenient.
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7. Plug the hand microphone (with the direction sign on the top) into the corresponding interface of
the radio, and rotate clockwise the cover lock on the plug. When the lock contacts the slot on the
radio, press it a bit and continue to rotate it until it is tight.
Note:
To detach the hand microphone, just rotate counterclockwise the cover lock on the plug of the
microphone.
4. Basic Functions
4.1 Power On/Off
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Power On
Press the Power On/Off key and hold until the startup interface is displayed on the LCD screen, and then release
the key. Backlight is on automatically, and voice prompt “di di”is given off.
Power Off
When the radio is on, press the Power On/Off key and hold until the shutdown interface is displayed, and then
release the key. The radio is powered off.
4.2 Selecting a Zone
A zone is a group of channels. You can put channels with the same property into a zone, so as to switch quickly
among different channel groups under different working environments. The radio supports a maximum of 16
zones, each supporting a maximum of 16 channels.
To switch to a zone, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Zone” by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select a zone by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
4.3 Selecting a Channel
To switch to another channel, there are two ways.
1. In the home interface, press the Up and Down keys to switch to another channel in the zone.
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2. In the Channel Switching interface, rotate the Volume/Channel knob clockwise to switch to a channel of a
bigger number, or rotate it counterclockwise to switch to a channel of a smaller number.
Note:
Every channel can be configured as an analogue or a digital channel. In analogue mode, some functions are
disabled, for example, short messages, and corresponding menu items are hidden.
4.4 Regulating Volume
Turn the Volume/Channel knob clockwise to increase the volume or counterclockwise to decrease it.
4.5 Volume/Channel Knob
By default, the Volume/Channel knob achieves volume adjustment, and you may press it to switch from volume
mode to channel mode.
4.6 Initiating a Call
You can initiate a call in any of the following ways.
Call a default contact
If a default contact for each channel is preset, press the PTT key to call the contact.
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1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Contact”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Contact List”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Select a contact by pressing the Up and Down keys.
6. Press the PTT key.
Dial to Call a Contact
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Contact”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Manual Dialup”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Enter the ID of a contact.
6. Press the PTT key.
Call a Contact by Pressing a One-Key Call Key
You can call a contact of individual call, or contacts of group call by pressing a programmed one-key call key.
One contact can be set for a one-key call key, and you may have multiple keys programmed as one-key call keys
by you dealer.
4.7 Receiving/Replying to a Call
When a call is received, the radio is automatically switched to receiving mode. Green LED indicator light is on,
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and a call icon ( individual call, group call, and all call), alias or ID, and incoming call icon
are displayed on the LCD screen.
Note:
To receive a group call from another user, you need to have the radio set as a member of the group. The
setting can be done by your dealer.
5. Advanced Functions
5.1 Short Message
You can receive and send short messages, each containing have up to 300 characters.
5.1.1 Editing and Sending a Short Message
To edit and send a short message, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Short Message”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “New Message”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Enter content.
Note:
While entering content, you can:
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Switch to another input method by pressing #, or switch between upper case and lower case.
Under non-digit input mode, enter punctuations by pressing “1”.
Delete the previous character to the cursor by select “Delete”.
6. After editing, click the Menu/OK key.
7. Select “Send”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
8. Select a contact, and click the Menu/OK key.
After the message is sent successfully, “Message sent successfully”is displayed on the screen with a voice
prompt. Otherwise, “Message sending failed”is displayed with a voice prompt. Then, the radio returns to the
Short Message interface.
5.1.2 Sending a Quick Message
You can set up to 10 quick messages, and have the setting done by your dealer. Before sending a quick
message, you can edit it.
To send a quick message, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Short Message”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Template”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a template message.
7. Press the Menu/OK key, and edit the message.
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8. After editing, click the Menu/OK key.
9. Select “Send”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
10. Select a contact, and press the Menu/OK key.
5.1.3 Receiving a Message
When a short message is received, a message will be prompted on the LCD screen, and the icon of unread
message will be displayed in the status bar.
To read the message, go to the inbox by pressing the Menu/OK key and selecting Short Message > Inbox.
5.2 Scanning Channels
To receive voice and data in other channels, channel scanning should be deployed. This can be done through
programming by your dealer. The radio supports up to 16 scan lists, each containing up to 16 channels.
Analogue and digital channels can be scanned in one scan.
You can add or delete a scan list, or edit its priority level.
5.2.1 Editing Scan List
Viewing Scan List
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.

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4. Select “View Scan List”, and view the channels in the list ( prior channel 1, prior channel 2,
normal channel).
Note:
In a scan list, you can set prior channel 1 and prior channel 2, and they are not displayed if not set.
Adding Scan Channel
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Edit Scan List”and then “Add”.
5. Select a channel, and add it to the scan list.
Deleting Scan List
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Edit Scan List”and then “Delete”.
5. Select a channel, and delete it from the scan list.
Setting Prior Channel
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Edit Scan List”and then “Edit Prior Channel”.
5. Set a prior channel by selecting “Set Prior Channel 1”or “Set Prior Channel 2”.
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6. Cancel a prior channel by selecting “Cancel Prior Channel”.
5.2.2 Enabling/Disabling Scanning
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Scan On/Off”.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select “Enable Scan”or “Disable Scan”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Press the Menu/OK key.
Note:
The radio only scans the selected channel (i.e. the starting channel) to receive data (including short
messages, GPS information, telemeterting information and PC data).
5.2.3 Transmitting during Scan
If traffic is found in a channel during a scan, the radio will listen to the channel. The dwelling duration is called
scan suspension duration, which is set using the programming software.
1. Keep the speaker close to the mouth. If indication of channel idleness has been enabled on the radio, you will
hear a short prompt tone (to indicate channel idleness) when the PTT key is released on the target radio. Now
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2. Within the scan suspension duration, press the PTT key. The red LED indicator light will be on.
3. After the prompt tone for talk (if enabled) is over, speak into the microphone.
4. To receive voice, release the PTT key.
5. If you do not reply within the scan suspension duration, the radio will resume channel scanning.
5.2.4 Deleting Noise Channel
If noise frequently occurs in a channel, you may delete the channel from the scan list by pressing the key
programmed as “Delete Noise Channel”.
Note:
A prior channel or a selected channel or the only one channel in a scan list cannot be deleted.
5.3 Emergency Alarm
Under emergency, you can send an emergency alarm to another user or the control center by pressing the
Emergency Alarm key. Emergency alarm has the highest priority, so you can send an emergency alarm at any
time, no matter the radio is transmitting or receiving traffic.
The radio supports three emergency alarm modes, and you can have one mode set by your dealer.
Emergency Alarm Only
In this mode, you can send an alarm message but cannot talk to a user or the control center by pressing the
Emergency Alarm key.
Emergency Alarm and Call
In this mode, you can send an alarm message by pressing the Emergency Alarm key, and send voice and
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background tone by pressing the PTT key and talking into the microphone.
Emergency Alarm Followed by Voice
In this mode, you can send an alarm message by pressing the Emergency Alarm key, and send voice and
background tone by talking into the microphone. You don’t need to press the PTT key.
In any of the above modes, there are four alarm types. You can have one type set by your dealer.
Siren Only
During an emergency alarm, siren is given off on the radio, but the control center does not receive an alarm
signal.
Normal
During an emergency alarm, there is audio-video prompt.
Secret
During an emergency alarm, there is no audio-video prompt. The speaker is not turned on when speech is
received unless the PTT key is pressed.
Secret with Voice
During an emergency alarm, there is no audio-video prompt, but call can be received. There is no audio-video
prompt when speech is received unless the PTT key is pressed.
5.3.1 Sending Emergency Alarm
To send an emergency alarm, press the Emergency Alarm key. The emergency alarm icon will be displayed
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message icon will be displayed on the LCD screen.
When a response is received, “Emergency alarm succeeded”will be displayed on the LCD screen.
When no response is received and the maximum times of alarm have reached, “Emergency alarm failed”will be
displayed on the LCD screen. The radio will quit emergency alarm mode automatically.
Note:
If the alarm type is Secret or Secret with Voice, there is no audio-video prompt during an emergency alarm.
5.3.2 Receiving Emergency Alarm
To receive an emergency alarm, “Emergency Alarm Indication”must be enabled, otherwise. This can be set
using the programming software.
To receive an emergency alarm, you need to set the radio as a member of the group using the programming
software.
When an emergency alarm is received, the emergency alarm icon will be displayed in the status bar, and
the sender’s alias or ID, emergency alarm icon and emergency alarm type icon on the LCD screen. The
radio gives off alarm tones regularly, red LED light flashes. You may cancel the alarm by pressing any key.
5.3.3 Quitting Emergency Alarm
The radio quits emergency alarm in one of the following situations.
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In Emergency Alarm Only mode, a response is received.
The preset maximum times of emergency alarm have reached, but no response is received.
The Emergency Alarm key pressed and held.
5.4 call logs (Digital Mode Only)
This function enables you to view and manage the records of recent outgoing calls, received calls and missed
calls. Individual calls but group calls are recorded. This function works only under digital mode.
5.4.1 Viewing Recent Calls
To view the records of recent calls, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “call logs”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Missed Calls”,“Outgoing Calls”or “Received Calls”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a record by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Select “Details”to view the details of the record.
8. (Optional) You may call the contact by pressing the PTT key.
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To store a call record to the contact list, perform the followings.
1. Select a record from the list of missed calls, outgoing calls or received calls.
2. Select “Save”to go to the Add Contact interface.
3. Enter a contact name.
4. Press the Menu/OK key.
5.4.3 Deleting Call Record
Deleting One Call Record
1. Select a record from the list of missed calls, outgoing calls or received calls.
2. Select “Delete”.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
Deleting All call logs
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “call logs”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Missed Calls”,“Outgoing Calls”or “Received Calls”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select “Delete All”.
7. Select “OK”.
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5.5 Settings
5.5.1 Selecting a Language
To select a language for the radio, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Press “Language”by pressing the Up and Down key.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a language, and press the Menu/OK key.
5.5.2 Setting Prompt Tones
To turn on/off prompt tones or adjust volume, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Prompt Tone”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select “Prompt Tone Switch”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Press the Menu/OK key.
8. Select on/off.

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Note:
“All prompt tones off”: All prompt tunes are off.
“All prompt tones on”: All prompt tunes are on.
“Prompt tone for outgoing calls”: Turn on/off the prompt tone for outgoing calls.
“Prompt tone for individual calls”: Turn on/off the prompt tone for received individual calls.
“Prompt tone for group calls”: Turn on/off the prompt tone for received group calls.
“Prompt tone for keystrokes”: Turn on/off the prompt tone for keystrokes.
“Prompt tone for messages”: Turn on/off the prompt tone for received messages.
9. (Optional) You can adjust the volume by pressing the Up and Down keys.
10. Press the Menu/OK key.
5.5.3 Setting Power Level
To set high/low power for each channel, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Power Level”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select high/low power level.
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This function enables you to filter out unwanted calls under weak signals. Please perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Squelch Level”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a squelch level by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Press the Menu/OK key.
5.5.5 Enabling/Disabling LED Indicator
To enable/disable LED indicator, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “LED Indicator”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Choose to enable/disable LED indicator.
7. Press the Menu/OK key.
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To view the ID, SN, firmware version and hardware version of the radio, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Setting”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Radio Information”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
5.6 Application
5.6.1 Setting GPS (Digital Channel Only)
To display the locating information of the radio, or submit updated locating information to the location application
server, you need to enable the GPS function. This is set using the programming software.
To enable/disable the GPS function or view GPS information, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Application”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “GPS”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
To enable/disable the GPS function, take the 6~9 steps below after the step 5.
6. Select “GPS Switch”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Press the Menu/OK key.
8. Enable/disable it.
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9. Press the Menu/OK key.
To view GPS information, take the 10~11 steps below after the step 5.
10. Select “GPS Information”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
11. Press the Menu/OK key. You can view such information as the date, time, longitude, latitude and satellite.
5.6.2 Setting Time and Date
To set the time, perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Application”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Time”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select “Time Display”, and enable/disable clock display on the lower right of the standby interface.
7. Press the Menu/OK key to return to the Time menu.
8. Select “Time Format”, and select “12-hour”or “24-hour”.
9. Press the Menu/OK key to return to the Time menu.
10. Select “Date Display”, and enable/disable date display on the lower left of the standby interface.
11. Press the Menu/OK key to return to the Time menu.
12. Press “Date Format”, and select a format by pressing the Up and Down keys.
13. Press the Menu/OK key to return to the Time menu.
14. Select “Set Time”, and set time by pressing the Up and Down keys.
15. Press the Menu/OK key.

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5.7 Detecting a Radio
To detect whether another radio (A) is powered on or operating in the channel the radio (B) is in, radio detection
can be initiated from B without interfering A. Perform the followings.
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Contact”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Contact List”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a contact of individual calls by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Select “Radio Detection”.
8. The contact’s alias or ID, and radio detection indication are displayed on the LCD screen. The red LED
indicator is on. The radio is waiting for response from the target radio.
Note:
If the target radio is activated and responds, “Detection succeeded”will be displayed on the sender radio,
otherwise, “Detection failed”will be displayed.
5.8 Call Alert
For a user authorized with this function, a contact can be requested to call back.
5.8.1 Receiving and Responding to Call Alert
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1. If call alert decoding call has been enabled on the radio, the radio automatically response to a call alert after
receiving it.
2. “Call alert…” and the caller’s alias/ID are displayed on the LCD screen.
3. The radio regularly gives off a tone, and green LED indicator light flashes.
4. You may call back the caller by pressing the PTT key to, or neglect this call alert by pressing any other key.
5.8.2 Initiating Call Alert
1. In the home interface, press the Menu key.
2. Select “Contact”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
3. Press the Menu/OK key.
4. Select “Contact List”by pressing the Up and Down keys.
5. Press the Menu/OK key.
6. Select a contact of individual calls by pressing the Up and Down keys.
7. Select “Call Alert”.
8. The contact’s alias or ID, and the indication of sending call alert are displayed on the LCD screen. The red
LED indicator is on. The radio is waiting for response from the target radio.
Note:
If the target radio responds, “Call alert succeeded”will be displayed on the sender radio, otherwise, “Call
alert failed”will be displayed.
5.9 Monitoring