ToooAir TA-995 User manual

USER’S MANUAL
WIDE AREA IP 2WAY RADIO
MODEL: TA-995

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CONTENTS
TA-995 DIAGRAM.........................................................................................ii
Front.......................................................................................................ii
Underneath ............................................................................................ii
Rear ........................................................................................................ii
Side.........................................................................................................ii
In The Box...............................................................................................ii
RADIO DISPLAY............................................................................................iii
Status LED..............................................................................................iii
Taskbar Icon Display..............................................................................iii
Menu Icon Display.................................................................................iii
UHF Status Bar.......................................................................................iii
SPECIFICATIONS..........................................................................................iv
BASIC OPERATIONS......................................................................................1
Power On................................................................................................1
Power Off ...............................................................................................1
Transmitting (TX.)...................................................................................1
Receiving (RX.)........................................................................................1
Keypad Microphone ...............................................................................1
ADVANCED OPERATIONS.............................................................................1
Mode Selection.......................................................................................1
Dual PTT .................................................................................................1
RX. Priority..............................................................................................1
TX. Selection...........................................................................................1
Choose Group.........................................................................................1
User List..................................................................................................1
Friends List..............................................................................................1
Quick Dial ...............................................................................................2
Quick Search...........................................................................................2
Text Messages ........................................................................................2
Monitor Groups......................................................................................2
Lock/Unlock Volume...............................................................................2
AUDIO SETTINGS..........................................................................................2
Sound Quality .........................................................................................2
Speaker Level......................................................................................... 2
Microphone Level.................................................................................. 2
Roger Beep ............................................................................................ 2
SETTINGS..................................................................................................... 2
Backlight Mode...................................................................................... 2
AutoLock................................................................................................ 2
Key Tone................................................................................................ 2
Brightness.............................................................................................. 2
ANALOGUE SETTINGS ................................................................................. 2
Duplex Mode ......................................................................................... 2
Squelch.................................................................................................. 3
BCLO...................................................................................................... 3
Scan ....................................................................................................... 3
CTCSS..................................................................................................... 3
Store Channel for Receive Only ............................................................. 3
ADVANCED SETTINGS.................................................................................. 3
SOS Mode.............................................................................................. 3
PTT Records........................................................................................... 3
LCD Display Reversal.............................................................................. 3
Time Zone.............................................................................................. 3
Power On Mode .................................................................................... 3
Power Off Mode.................................................................................... 3
Dual SIM ................................................................................................ 3
IMPORTANT NOTICE ................................................................................... 4
Wiring Diagram...................................................................................... 4
ACMA Standard ..................................................................................... 4
UHF CB CHANNELS & FREQUENCIES ........................................................... 5
WARRANTY ................................................................................................. 6
1. Consumer guarantees........................................................................ 6
2. Warranty against defects................................................................... 6
3. This warranty does not cover ............................................................ 6
4. Warranty period ................................................................................ 6
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely before operating your radio and retain this manual for future reference.
NEVER connect the radio to a power source other than the supplied cable and 12-24-volt DC.
DO NOT place your radio in front of a vehicle airbag.
DO NOT attempt to modify your radio in any way.
DO NOT allow children to operate the radio unsupervised.
ALWAYS mount the radio on the supplied bracket and more than 20cm from the user.
ALWAYS switch off your radio where notices restrict the use of two-way radio or mobile telephones.
ALWAYS keep the antenna more than 25 mm from any part of the head or body when transmitting.
NOTE People with pacemakers are recommended to maintain at least 20cm separation between the radio and their pacemaker.

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TA-995 DIAGRAM
Front
1. Switch knob
•Short Press to power on
•Rotate clockwise to increase volume
•Rotate anti-clockwise to decrease volume
•Press and hold to power off
2. SOS key - Press and hold for 3 seconds or until SOS message broadcast
3. Aviation Connector
4. Menu key - Select and confirm key
5. Up key - Move selection up
6. Down key - Move selection down
7. Back key - Returns to previous screen
8. P1 key
•Change between transmission modes
•On group select screen monitor group
9. Status LED
Underneath
10. SIM card slot 1 (Push-in-Push out lock)
11. SD card slot (Push-in-Push out lock)
12. SIM card slot 2 (Push-in-Push out lock)
Rear
13. 12v - 24v DC Power Input
14. Accessory Connector
15. 3.5mm External Speaker Jack
16. USB 2.0 Input
17. WDMCA/LTE Antenna
18. GPS Antenna
19. UHF Antenna
Side
20. Bracket connector
In The Box
Please carefully unpack the radio and check if all items listed below are received. If any items are missing or damaged, please contact your dealer.
Item
Quantity
Mobile Radio
1
Keypad Microphone
1
Antenna (LTE & GPS)
1
Power Cord (with fuse)
1
Mounting Bracket
1
Locking Knob
2
Screw
6
Fuse (Spare)
1
User’s Manual
1

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RADIO DISPLAY
Status LED
OPERATING STATE
INDICATION
Logging in
Blue (Rapid blinking)
Idle
Blue (Slow blinking)
Receiving
Blue (Steady)
Transmitting
Red (Steady)
Powering off
Red (Steady)
Taskbar Icon Display
Icon
Name
Status
Signal
More bars indicate stronger signal
strength
Network
Availability
Network Acquired
GPS
GPS Available, but not located
GPS
GPS Positioning successful
Key Lock
Keypad Locked
SOS
Transmit SOS or Receive SOS
Records
PTT Recordings is enabled
Monitor
Indicates group monitor enabled
Menu Icon Display
Icons
Name
Icons
Name
Groups List
Phone Contacts
Friends List
Phone Records
User List
Analogue Settings
Dispatcher Messages
Advanced Settings
PTT Records
Settings
UHF Status Bar
The radio has a status bar midway down the home display screen, this status bar notes key information regarding settings of the current channel that is
selected. The symbols that may be present in the status bar are listed below.
Icon
Definition
S
Power Save Mode
H
High Transmission Power (10W)
L
Low Transmission Power
CTS
Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System (CTCSS)
DCS
Digital Coded Squelch
+
Duplex Mode
N
Narrow Band (12.5kHz)
W
Wide Band (25kHz)
B
Busy Channel Lock Out
★
Scan Group
A quick press of the # key is used to toggle between frequency display and channel number.
Note. In analogue UHF mode the radio must be in channel mode to transmit.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Model Number:
TA-995
Dimensions:
199mm x 135mm x 72mm
Weight:
940g
Working temp:
-30℃to +75℃
Working Voltage:
12V ～24V
Working Current:
500mA @ LTE
220mA @ WCDMA
Peak Current:
3A
Audio Output:
3W
LTE FDD:
Band 1/2/3/5/7/8/28A/28B/40
WCDMA:
Band 1/2/5/8
Maximum Output power:
LTE: 23±2.7 dBm (Power Class 3)
WCDMA: +24dBm +2.5dBm /-1.5dBm (Power Class 3)
UHF: <= 10W
Receiving Sensitivity:
LTE FDD: ≤-100 dBm
WCDMA 850: ≤-108 dBm
WCDMA 1900: ≤-109 dBm
GPS:
GPS Positioning, 1.57542GHz;
Sensitivity:
Catch -144dBm, Track -159dBm;
Data Speed Rate:
LTE FDD -Uplink 50 Mbps / Downlink 150 Mbps
WCDMA -Uplink 5.76 Mbps / Downlink 42 Mbps
Protocol:
Support embedded TCP& UDP Protocols Support Protocols PAP and CHAP used for
PPP connection
3GPP TS27.005.27.007
UHF Spectrum:
400MHz –480MHz
Channel Space:
25 / 12.5KHz
Frequency Stability:
± 2.5 ppm
Band Width:
Wide / Narrow
Transmit Power:
10W
Modulation:
16KΦF3E / 11KΦF3E
Spurious Emissions:
≤36dBm / ≤36dBm
Adjacent Channel Power:
≥70dB / ≥60dB
RF Sensitivity:
12dB SINAD ≥0.20μV / ≥0.20μV
Adjacent Channel Selectivity:
≥60dB / ≥55dB
Intermodulation Rejection:
≥65dB / ≥60dB
Spurious Response:
≥65dB / ≥65dB

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BASIC OPERATIONS
Power On
Short press the switch knob, the status LED will begin to flash blue. The
radio will connect to the network this can take up to 20 seconds, once
connected the radio will login, the status LED will begin to flash blue rapidly.
Power Off
Press and hold the switch knob to power off. The LED will illuminate red
and the LCD will display ‘Power Off’ during the shutting down process. (This
can take up to 10 seconds)
Transmitting (TX.)
While pressing the PTT, the status LED will illuminate red indicating the
radio is in transmit mode. The second line on the LCD will indicate Talking:
and the third line will indicate broadcasters ID.
Receiving (RX.)
When receiving a transmission, the status LED will illuminate blue. The
second line on the LCD will indicate Listening: and the third line will indicate
broadcasters ID.
Keypad Microphone
First PTT button for PTToC network Tx.
Second PTT button for analogue UHF Tx.
Press ≡ (menu) key to enter menu or confirm selection
Press ⯅or ⯆keys to select items
Press ⮌(back) key to return to previous menu
Press P1 or the # key for mode Tx. select, when dual mode is active
In Analogue mode press and hold the * key to scan, scan group
ADVANCED OPERATIONS
Mode Selection
The radio has three different modes;
Dual Mode
Analogue Only
IP Only (PTToC Network)
To access mode selection;
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡key to display
Advanced Settings
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired modes
4. Press the ≡key to save configuration
When in dual mode, press P1 or the # key for mode TX. selection. An arrow
will signify which TX. mode you are in.
Note. While in certain modes some settings may not be accessible.
Dual PTT
The keypad microphone has dual PTT buttons one for each mode. The first
PTT button is for the ToooAir Push-to-Talk over Cellular (PTToC) private
network and the second PTT button is for the Analogue UHF 80 CB. This
feature can be disabled.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display
Advanced Settings
3. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display PTT
Settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired PTT
settings
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. While in a single mode the second PTT button will become
inoperable.
RX. Priority
The radio can give priority to receiving a broadcaster’s signal. The priority
can be set to Network, Analogue, Dual or Sequential. In sequential mode
the radio will switch to the last received transmission.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display
Advanced Settings
3. Press ⯆three times and short press ≡key to display RX.
Priority
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired RX.
Priorities
5. Short press ≡key to save selection
TX. Selection
The radio can automatically switch between modes based on last
received signal. The priority can be set to manual or auto, in auto the
radio will transmit on the last received transmission (Network or UHF).
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display
Advanced Settings
3. Short press ⯆twice and short press ≡key to display TX.
Selection
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆to choose desired TX. selection
5. Short press ≡key to save selection
Choose Group
The unit can change between groups to communicate with different groups
of users.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ≡ key to choose the Group List
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to choose desired group
4. Short press ≡ key to enter the group
User List
The unit can display all the users currently in the group and can use the user
list to create temporary individual or group calls.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key twice and short press ≡ key to display User List
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired users
4. Short press ≡ key to select desired user
5. Once all desired users are selected press PTT to begin temporary
call
Note. Only selecting one user will begin an individual temporary call with
the selected user.
Friends List
The unit can access a friends list for quick communication to create
temporary individual or group calls. The friends list is like the User List
accept contains a select few users like a contacts menu.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key and short press ≡ key to display Friends list
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired users
4. Short press ≡ key to select desired user
5. Once all desired users are selected press PTT to begin temporary
Call
Note. Only selecting one user will begin an individual temporary call with
the selected user.

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Quick Dial
Using the numerical keypad, the radio can quick dial other radios. From the
home menu in PTToC Network mode press a number to begin the quick dial
when a user with the number you have dialled has been found the radio
will automictically begin a private call to that user.
The numerical keypad can also be used to store users or groups as quick call
functions.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key twice and short press ≡ key to display User List
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to choose desired user
4. Press and hold a desired number from the keypad to set as
selected user
From the home screen pressing and holding this number will now quick call
that user. Likewise, the same process is used to set groups as quick call
functions by accessing the Group List.
Quick Search
Using the numerical keypad, the radio can quick search for users or groups.
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key twice and short press ≡ key to display User List
3. Enter desired number for user
4. Press the PTT to begin private call with user
Likewise, the same process is used to search for groups by accessing the
Group List and short pressing ≡ (menu) key to enter searched group.
Text Messages
The unit can receive text messages. On receiving of a text message an icon
(Envelope) will display in the top status line of the LCD.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key three times and short press ≡ key to display
Message List
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired messages
4. Short press ≡ key to view desired message
Once all of the messages have been viewed the icon (Envelope) will be
removed from display indicating no new un-read messages.
Monitor Groups
The radio can listen to multiple groups of users at once, to enable
monitoring;
Frome the home screen
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ≡ key to choose the Group List
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to choose desired group
4. Short press P1 or # key to enable/disable monitoring on selected
group
A headset icon will appear next to the group signalling group monitor is
enabled. If the radio is powered off the groups will no longer be monitored
when radio is powered on.
Lock/Unlock Volume
The radio can have the volume locked to a certain volume as to avoid
accidental volume changes. Saving the volume at the level desired will set
the volume for next radio power on volume level.
1. Rotate the switch knob
2. LCD display will now display Volume Control
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to lock/unlock the volume
4. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. While the volume control is locked the switch knob will not adjust the
volume.
AUDIO SETTINGS
Sound Quality
The unit can use either 4K or 8K voice quality. 8k is a clearer audio but is
only compatible with the ToooAir 4G range radios. To change between the
levels;
1. Press the ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display
Advanced Settings
3. Short press ⯅5 times and short press ≡ key to display Sound
Quality settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired setting
a. STD Mode = 4K
b. HQ Mode = 8K
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. The sound quality must be set to the same across all devices for
communication compatibility.
Speaker Level
The speaker level for the unit can be adjusted, these settings can be found
under Advanced Settings > SPK Level.
Microphone Level
The Microphone level for the unit can be adjusted, these settings can be
found under Advanced Settings > MIC Level.
Roger Beep
The unit can have the roger beep disabled/enabled; this function can be
accessed via Settings > Roger Beep.
SETTINGS
Backlight Mode
The display can be turned off after idle time or left on there is three modes;
Auto: Backlight will turn on automatically when any key is pressed or if
radio receives a transmission. If there is no operation for 10 seconds,
Backlight will turn off automatically.
Keys: Backlight will not turn on when the PTT is pressed or radio receives a
transmission. Backlight will turn on if a keypad key is pressed and will
remain on for 10 seconds.
Open: LCD backlight will remain on.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key once and short press ≡ key to display Settings
3. Short press ⯆key and short press ≡ key to display Backlight
Mode settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired settings
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
AutoLock
The unit comes with a keypad auto lock feature that prevents the keypad
from being accidently pressed.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key once and short press ≡ key to display Settings
3. Short press ⯆key five times and short press ≡ key to display
AutoLock settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired settings
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
After 5 seconds of idle time the keypad will lock and a lock symbol will
appear in the top status display bar indicating the keypad is locked. To
unlock the keypad press and hold the back key. Ref. 7 until display prompts
with ‘Unlocked’. Keypad will lock again after 5 seconds of idle time.
Key Tone
The unit can create an audible tone every time a button is pressed; this
function can be enabled/disabled via Setting > Key Tone.
Brightness
The brightness of the display can be adjusted. These settings can be found
under Settings > Brightness.
ANALOGUE SETTINGS
Duplex Mode
The radio can be placed into duplex mode on channels 1 to 8 and 41 to 48
While on channels 1 to 8 or 41 to 48
Press and hold the # key on the keypad for 4 seconds until you will see a “+”
appear on the analogue status bar. This notes the current channel is in
duplex mode and will transmit/receive 30 channels higher.

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To stop duplex mode, select desired channel, press and hold the # key on
the keypad for 4 seconds until you will see the “+” disappear from the
analogue status bar. This notes the current channel is not in duplex mode
and will transmit/receive on the current channel.
Squelch
The radio audio can open at varying levels of received signal strength.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
analogue Settings
3. Short press ⯆key three times and short press ≡key to display
SQL Settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired levels of
squelch
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. Higher the number for the squelch setting the stronger the signal
strength is required for receiving of transmissions.
BCLO
Busy Channel Lock Out is used to stop the use of the PTT if the radio is
receiving a UHF transmission.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
analogue Settings
3. Short press ⯆key eight times and short press ≡ key to display
BCLO Settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired settings
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. Once enabled transmitting from the radio will be disable while the
radio is receiving a transmission and will only enable again after the radio
has stopped receiving a transmission.
Scan
The radio can scan through selected channels looking for transmission on
the channel, the scan will scan through channels inside the scan group. A
Star displayed in the status bar, notes if the current channel is in the scan
group. To scan through the scan group press and hold the * key on the
keypad for 2 seconds. Pressing the * key again will stop the scan and revert
to the original channel the scan was commenced from. If the radio stops on
a busy channel, pushing the PTT will stop the radio from scanning and place
the radio on the channel currently stopped. To add/remove channels to the
scan group find a channel that is not in the scan group, noted by the Star in
the status bar.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
Analogue Settings
3. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
Scan. Add
4. Short press ≡ key to add channel to the scan group
When you add the channel to the scan group a Star will now be displayed in
the status bar. This indicates current channel is in the scan group.
Note. Removing a channel from the scan group is the same process but
selecting delete when in Scan. Add Settings.
CTCSS
To activate Continuous Tone-Coded Squelch System, select desired channel.
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
Analogue Settings
3. Short press ⯅key five times and short press ≡ key to display RX.
CDC
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to select desired configuration
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. The same procedure is used to select TX CTCSS by selecting TX. CDC.
In the Analogue Settings menu.
Store Channel for Receive Only
You can store any channel from 400MHz to 480MHz as a receive only
channel in memory locations 121 to 199. These can also be added to the
scan group.
1. In analogue mode short press *, this enables frequency display
2. Key in a frequency between 400Mhz and 480Mhz
3. Short press ≡ (menu) key
4. Short press ⯅key three times and short press ≡ key to display
Analogue Settings
5. Short press ⯆key once and short press ≡ key to display Storage
Channel
6. Key in a channel number between 121 –199 and short press ≡
key to save configuration
Note. These channels are receive only channels.
ADVANCED SETTINGS
SOS Mode
The unit has an SOS alert feature that if held for 3 seconds will send an alert
message to all other users. This feature can be disabled/enabled;
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to display ADV
Settings
3. Short press ⯅key six times and short press ≡ key to display SOS
Settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired settings
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Note. HOT MIC mode opens the Tx. for 10 seconds when the SOS alert is
triggered. Disabling the SOS mode for the unit will not prevent the unit
from receiving SOS alerts, if you would like this feature completely removed
please contact your local dealer.
PTT Records
The unit can record all the audio the unit is receiving. To listen to these
recordings;
1. Short press ≡ (menu) key
2. Short press ⯆key four times and short press ≡ to display PTT
Records list
3. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to change between desired recording
4. Short press ≡ key to play recording
Note. The recording function needs to be enabled to listen to recordings
this function can be enabled/disabled under Settings > Record Control
LCD Display Reversal
The LCD display can be inversed if the unit is mounted upside down to
change LCD display;
1. Short press ≡ key
2. Short press ⯅key twice and short press ≡ key to select ADV
Settings
3. Short press ⯆key eight times and short press ≡ key to enter
Rotate Settings
4. Short press ⯅or ⯆keys to select desired configuration
5. Short press ≡ key to save configuration
Once inverse setting is selected and saved, the LCD display will reverse the
display. This setting can be undone by following above steps and selecting
the normal setting and saving.
Time Zone
The radio can have the time displayed on the LCD adjusted to match local
time zone. These settings can be found under Settings > Time Zone.
Power On Mode
The unit can turn on via the accessory line or the power knob. These
settings can be found under ADV Settings > PWR ON MODE.
Power Off Mode
The unit can turn off via the accessory line or the power knob. These
settings can be found under ADV Settings > PWR OFF MODE.
Dual SIM
The unit can operate with two sim cards, adjusting the active sim card
settings can be found under ADV Settings > Dual SIM.

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IMPORTANT NOTICE
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely before operating your radio and retain this manual for future reference.
•NEVER connect the radio to a power source other than via supplied power cable and 12-24 volts DC.
•DO NOT place your radio in front of a vehicle airbag.
•DO NOT attempt to modify your radio in any way.
•ALWAYS mount the radio on the supplied bracket and more than 20cm from the user.
•ALWAYS switch off your radio where notices are displayed that restrict the use of two-way radio or mobile telephones.
•DO NOT hold radio / speaker to ear.
Wiring Diagram
The TA-995 can handle power input of 12-24V and a peak current of 3A the wiring diagram follows;
Please ensure installation follows above wiring diagram and installation requirements to avoid damage or abnormal functionality of the radio.
ACMA Standard
The use of the Citizen Band radio service is licensed in Australia by the ACMA Radio communications (Citizens Band Radio Stations) Class License and in New
Zealand by the Ministry of Economic Development (MED) General User Radio License (GURL) for Citizens Band Radio, and operation is subject to conditions
contained in those licenses.
In Australia there are numerous repeater sites that input/receive channels for long distance communication between sites. The repeaters work by taking input
on channels 31 to 38 and 71 to 78, and re-broadcast the signal on channels 1 to 8 and 41 to 48, to extend the range of the communication. While operating in
Australia certain transmissions must meet the ACMA standard they are as follows:
•CB transmitter shall not be operated on UHF emergency channels 5 and 35.
•No voice transmission is permitted on data (telemetry/telecommand) channels 22 and 23.
•Before transmitting on a channel always listen in on the channel selected to ensure it is not already being used before transmitting.
•Avoid operation on locally used repeater input channels 31 to 38 and channels 71 to 78 or locally used repeater receiving channels 1 to 8 and channels
41 to 48, unless long-distance communication via the repeater facility is specifically required.
•Transmissions on channels 61 to 63 are inhibited and are reserved for future allocation.
The TA-995 meets the ACMA standard and will inhibit voice operation on channels 22 and 23 and inhibit all operations on channels 61 to 63.
In the event that additional telemetry/telecommand channels are approved by the ACMA, these channels shall be added to those currently listed where voice
transmission is inhibited.
The TA-995 operates on narrowband (2.5 kHz deviation) 12.5 kHz channel spacing. This can lead to potential operational issues with older equipment still
operating on wideband (5.0 kHz deviation) 25 kHz channel spacing. The original 40 channels were designed for wideband channel spacing and with the new
technology narrowband channel spacing has halved the channel spacing which is how we now have 80 channels. Older equipment still operating on wideband
will only operate on original 40 channels and could potentially interfere with narrowband 41 to 80 channels which sit inside the original 40 channel band. Due
to the deviation differences between the two channel spacings narrowband and wideband there will be volume differences of the communication between the
old equipment and the new equipment. A list of currently authorized channels can be obtained from the ACMA website in Australia and the MED website in
New Zealand.

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UHF CB CHANNELS & FREQUENCIES
Legend
Duplex Mode Receive
DRX
Duplex Mode Transmit
DTX
Emergency Use Only
E
Receive Only
RX
Inaccessible
X
Channel Number
Frequency (MHz)
Channel Number
Frequency (MHz)
1. DRX
476.425
41. DRX
476.4375
2. DRX
476.450
42. DRX
476.4625
3. DRX
476.475
43. DRX
476.4875
4. DRX
476.500
44. DRX
476.5125
5. E, DRX
476.525
45. DRX
476.5375
6. DRX
476.550
46. DRX
476.5625
7. DRX
476.575
47. DRX
476.5875
8. DRX
476.600
48. DRX
476.6125
9
476.625
49
476.6375
10
476.650
50
476.6625
11
476.675
51
476.6875
12
476.700
52
476.7125
13
476.725
53
476.7375
14
476.750
54
476.7625
15
476.775
55
476.7875
16
476.800
56
476.8125
17
476.825
57
476.8375
18
476.850
58
476.8625
19
476.875
59
476.8875
20
476.900
60
476.9125
21
476.925
61. X
476.9375
22. RX
476.950
62. X
476.9625
23. RX
476.975
63. X
476.9875
24
477.000
64
477.0125
25
477.025
65
477.0375
26
477.050
66
477.0625
27
477.075
67
477.0875
28
477.100
68
477.1125
29
477.125
69
477.1375
30
477.150
70
477.1625
31. DTX
477.175
71. DTX
477.1875
32. DTX
477.200
72. DTX
477.2125
33. DTX
477.225
73. DTX
477.2375
34. DTX
477.250
74. DTX
477.2625
35. E, DTX
477.275
75. DTX
477.2875
36. DTX
477.300
76. DTX
477.3125
37. DTX
477.325
77. DTX
477.3375
38. DTX
477.350
78. DTX
477.3625
39
477.375
79
477.3875
40
477.400
80
477.4125
Remark
Channel Number
Commercial Pre-Programmable
81 - 120
User Programmable RX. Only
121 - 199

6
WARRANTY
This warranty against defects is given by Tooo Air Pty Ltd ABN 58 615 252 536
1. Consumer guarantees
1.1 Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a
major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or replaced if the
goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
1.2 To the extent we are able, we exclude all other conditions, warranties and obligations which would otherwise be implied.
2. Warranty against defects
2.1 This warranty is in addition to and does not limit, exclude or restrict your rights under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 (Australia) or any
other mandatory protection laws that may apply.
2.2 We warrant our goods to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for the warranty period of 12 months from the date of original sale.
Subject to our obligations under clause 1.2, we will at our option, either repair or replace goods which we are satisfied are defective. We warrant any
replacement parts for the remainder of the period of warranty for the goods into which they are incorporated.
2.3 To the extent permitted by law, our sole liability for breach of a condition, warranty or other obligation implied by law is limited
(a) in the case of goods we supply, to any one of the following as we decide –
(i) the replacement of the goods or the supply of equivalent goods;
(ii) the repair of the goods;
(iii) the cost of repairing the goods or of acquiring equivalent goods;
(b) in the case of services we supply, to any one of the following as we decide –
(i) the supplying of the services again;
(ii) the cost of having the services supplied again.
2.4 For repairs outside the warranty period, we warrant our repairs to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three months from the
date of the original repair. We agree to re-repair or replace (at our option) any materials or workmanship which we are satisfied are defective.
2.5 We warrant that we will perform services with reasonable care and skill and agree to investigate any complaint regarding our services made in
good faith. If we are satisfied that the complaint is justified, and as our sole liability to you under this warranty (to the extent permitted at law), we agree to
supply those services again at no extra charge to you.
2.6 To make a warranty claim you must before the end of the applicable warranty period, return the goods you allege are defective, provide written
details of the defect, and give us an original or copy of the sales invoice or some other evidence showing details of the transaction.
2.7 Send your claim to:
Tooo Air Pty Ltd. Suite 1103, 1 Newland Street, Bondi Junction NSW 2022.
Tel: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
3. This warranty does not cover
This warranty will not apply in relation to:
(a) goods modified or altered in any way;
(b) repairs performed other than by our authorised representative;
(c) defects or damage resulting from misuse, accident, impact or neglect;
(d) goods improperly installed or used in a manner contrary to the relevant instruction manual; or
(e) goods where the serial number has been removed or made illegal
(f) goods connected to an incorrect power source
4. Warranty period
The warranty on the ToooAir TA-995 Wide Area IP 2 Way Radio and Power Adapter is 12 Months. No repair or replacement during the warranty period will
renew or extend the warranty period past the period from the original date of purchase.

ToooAir Pty. Ltd.
Address: Suite 1103, 1 Newland Street Bondi Junction, NSW 2022
Phone: [phone]
Website: www.toooair.com.au
Email: [e-mail]