Wouxun KG-UV9D User manual

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the
@wouxun
transceiver.
This transceiver
offers latest design, enhanced features, solid
performances
and
easy
accessibility.
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believe
you
will be
pleased
with
the
high quality and reliable features for
all your
communication
needs.
READ THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON THE SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION
BEFORE USING
@wouxun
PORTABLE
TRANSCEIVER. This manual
is ONLY suitable for
KG-UV9D&KG-UV9D(E).
Searchable Text Version by Rick Sterling

User Safety,
Training,
and
General
Information
READ
THIS IMPORTANT INFORMATION
ON SAFE AND
EFFICIENT OPERATION BEFORE
USING YOUR
@wouxun
PORTABLE
TWO-WAY
RADIO.
Compliance with RF
Energy
Exposure
Standards
Your ®WOUXUD two-way radio is designed and tested to comply with
a number of national and
international standards and guidelines
(listed below) regarding human exposure to radio frequency
electromagnetic energy. This radio complies with the lEEE (FCC) and lCNlRP exposure limits for
occupational/controlled RF exposure
environment at duty cycles
Of up to 50% talk-50%
listen
and
Should be used for occupational use only. In terms of
measuring RF energy for compliance with the
FCC exposure guidelines, your radio radiates measurable
RF energy only while it is transmitting
(during talking), not when it is receiving (listening) or in standby mode.
)) The approved
batteries supplied with this radio are rated for a 5-5-90 duty cycle (5% talk-5% listen-90%
standby), even though this radio
complies with the FCC occupational RF exposure limits at duty cycles of up
to
50%
talk.
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Your
@wouxun
two-way
radio
Complies with the following
of RF energy exposure
standards and guidelines:
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United States Federal Communications Commission, Code of Federal Regulations; 47CFR part 2 sub-
part}
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American National
Standards
Institute (ANSl)/Institute Of
Electrical and Electronic Engineers
(IEEE)
C95.
1-1992
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Institute of Electrical
and Electronic Engineers
(IEEE) C95.
1-1999
Edition
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International
Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (lCNlRP) 1998
Operational Instructions and Training
Guidelines
To ensure optimal performance
and compliance with the occupational/controlled environment RF energy
exposure limits in the above standards and guidelines, users Should transmit
no more
than 50% of the
time and always adhere
to the following procedures:
Transmit
and Receive
To transmit (talk), push the
Push-To-Talk
(PTT) button; to receive, release the PTT button.

Hand-held radio operation
Hold the radio in a vertical position with the microphone 5
cm away
from the lips and keep the antenna
far away from
your head.
Body-worn operation
Always place the radio
in an @wouxun approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness for this
product. Use of non- @LUOUXUD -approved accessories may exceed FCC RF exposure guidelines.
Antennas &
Batteries
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Use only
@UJOUXUD
approved,
supplied
antenna
or @UJOUXUD approved
replacement
antenna.
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Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the radio and may violate FCC
regulations.
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Use only @wouxun approved, supplied batteries or @wouxun approved replacement
batteries.
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Use of non- @wouxun -approved batteries may exceed FCC RF exposure guidelines.
Approved
Accessories
For a list of @UJOUXUD approved accessories,see the accessories page of this user manual or visit
the following website which lists approved accessories:http://www.wouxun.com
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Notices to the User
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Government law prohibits the operation of unlicensed radio transmitters within the territories under
government
control.
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Illegal operation is punishable by fine or imprisonment or both.
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Refer service to qualified technicians
only.
>> It is important that the operator is aware of and understand hazards common
to the operation of any
transceiver. Explosive
environment (such as gases, dust, fumes, etc). Turn off your transceiver while
talking
on fuel, or parking
in gasoline
servive stations.
>> if you require this machine to be developed
or get some changes, pleased contact with @LUOUXUD
or your
@UJOUXUD dealer.
FCC Caution:
This equipment
has been tested and found to comply
with the part 90 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection
against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency
energy
and, If the
equipment
is not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions,
it may cause harmful interference to radio communication.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particlar installation. If this equipment

does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one
or more of the
following.
Measures:
°
Reorient
or relocate the receiving antenna.
-
Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and receiver.
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Connect the
equipment
into
an outlet on a circuit
different
from that to which
the
receiver is
connected.
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Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician
for help.
FCC Licensing
Requirements
Your radio must be properly licensed Federal Communications Commission prior to use. Your
@wouxun Wireless dealer can assist you in meeting these requirements. Your dealer will program
each radio with your authorized frequencies, signaling codes, etc., and will be there to meet your
communications needs as your system expands.
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Precautions
Only qualified technicians are allowed to maintain this product.
Do not use the radio or charge a battery in explosive areas such as coal gas, dust, steam, etc.
Switch OFF the radio while
refueling
or
parking at a gas station.
Do not modify or adjust this radio without permission.
Do
not expose the radio to direct sunlight over a long time, nor place it close to heat source.
Do not place the radio in excessively dusty, humid
areas, nor place close to heating
appliances.
Safety: It is important that the operator is aware of and understands
hazards common to the operation
of any radio.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning A
>> MODIFICATION OF THIS DEVICE TO RECEIVE CELLULAR RADIOTELEPHONE SERVICE SIGNALS
IS PROHIBITED UNDER FCC RULES AND FEDERAL LAW.

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CE Caution:
Unpacking
and checking the equipment 01
Hereby, @wouxun declares that this
Two-way radio is in compliance with the essential requirements
InStalling
before
use
02
and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. Getting Started
03—08
A copy of the DOC may be obtained through the following
address.
Des
Cf”? tic.“
Of Features 03—04
Address: No.928 Nanhuan Road, Jiangnan
High Technology
Industry Park, Quanzhou,
Fujian
362000, SpeCIlfIcaltlons
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05
_
Description of Transceiver
06-08
Chm
Basic Operation
09-13
Shortcut Operation Sheet
14-21
How
to Operate
22-44
Auto Brightness Time (ABR)
------
MENU 1 22
Save Power Mode
(SAVE)
------
MENU2 22
Step
Frequency (STEP)
------
MENU3 22
Bandwidth Selection (W/N)
------
MENU4 23
Transmitting Power Selection (TXP)
------
MENU5
23
Frequency Shift Direction (SFT-D)
------
MENU6 23
VOX (VOX)
------
MENU7 24
SqueIch
Level (SQL-LE)
------
MENU8 24-25
Roger (ROGER)
------
MENU 9 25

25 Transmitting
Out Timer
(TOT)
------
MENU
1 0
Transmitting Overtime Alarm (TOA)
------
MENU 1 1 26
Voice Switch (
VOICE-S W)
------
MENU
1
2 26
26 Beep Prompt (BEEP)
------
MENU 13
Menu Language
(MENULANGE)
------
MENU14 26-27
Busy Channel Lockout (BCL)
------
MENU 15 27
27 Receiving CTCSS (RX-CTC)
------
MENU16
Transmitting CTCSS (TX-CTC)
------
MENU 17 27
Receiving DCS (RX-DCS)
------
MENU18 28
28 Transmitting DCS (TX-DCS)
------
MENU 19
Scan Mode (SC-REV)
------
MENU20 28
Mute
Mode (SP-MUTE)
------
MENU21
DTMF Sidetone (DTMF-S T)
------
MENU22
29
29
PTT ID (PTT-ID)
------
MEN
U23
29-30
ANI ID Code Edit (ID-EDIT)
------
MENU24
Transmitting ANI ID
Code Delay
(ID-DLY)
------
MENU
25
Ring Time (RING)
------
MENU26
30
30
31
Back Light Brightness
Level
(ABR-LV)
------
MENU27
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31 Offset Frequency (OFFSET)
------
MENU28
Channel Name Edit (CH-NAME)
------
MENU29
31-32
Memory
Channel (MEM-CH)
------
MENU30
32
32-33
Delete Channel (DEL-CH)
------
MENU31
Priority Channel (PRI-CH)
------
MENU32
33
Priority Scanning (PRI-SCN)
------
MENU33
33
34 Keypad Auto Lock (AUTOLOCK)
------
MENU34
Lock Mode (LOCKMODE)
------
MENU35
34
Single Tone Setting
(S-TONE)
------
MENU36 34-35
VOX Delay (VOX-DL Y)
------
MENU37
35
Save CTCSS/DCS Mode (SC-QT)
------
MENU38
Auto Power-off Timer (APO-TMR)
------
MENU39
35
35
36 Power on Message (PONMSG)
------
MENU40
Backlight
S witch (BLCDS
W)
-----
MENU4 1
36
Indicator S witch (BLEDS W)
-----
MENU42
36
Repeat
Setting
(TYPE-SET)
-----
MENU43
Repeat Speaker(RPT—SPK)
-----
MENU44
36-37
37
Repeat PTT(RPT-PTT)
-----
MENU45
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Repeat
Hold
Time (RPT-KPT)
-----
MENU46
37-39
Trouble
Shooting
56-5
7
Repeater Receipt Tone (RPT—RCT)
------
MENU47 39
Optional
Accessories
58
Scan Adding
(SCN-ADD)
------
MENU48
39
Announcement
59
Scan Channel Group (SCN-GP)
------
MENU49 40
Scan Mode (SCN-MODE)
------
MENU50
40
Batterypack
Working
Time
5C3" CTCSS/DCS (SCN'CD)
"""
MENU57
47 Before taking the radio outside, it is necessary to learn how long the batterypack can work. The following
Caller
ID
(CALL ID)
"""
MENU52
4142
table for working time is based on the test of the below circle conditions:
AUtO
Distinguish
AM
Mode
(AUTO-AM)
------
MENU53
42
Transmission for 6 seconds Receiving for 6 seconds Standby for 48seconds
AM Switch (AM-SW)
------
MENU54 42
PF]
Definition (PH-DEF)
------
MENU55 43 Batterypack Output Power Estimated Working Time(Hour)
PF2 Definition (PF2-DEF)
------
MENU56 44
Standard
ZOOOmah
High Power
8
PF3 Definition (PF3-DEF)
------
MENU57 44
Middle Power 12
Voltage Check (VOLTAGE)
------
MENU58 44
LOW Power
14
OT
Detection
(QT-SW)
------
MENU59
44
Working Time in Standby Test:
Sub Band Mute (S—MUTE)
------
MENU60
45
Reset
(RESET)
______
MENU61
45
Condition: a.Standard ZOOOmAH batterypack, b.ln Power Save Mode,c.No transmission
or receiving,
Detailed Instructions of Some Important Functions 46-53
NO'Worklng BaCk'lght-
Specification
(CTCSS/DCS)
54-55
Working Time in Standby:
Continuous 38 hours.

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Unpacking
and
checking
the
equipm
Carefully
unpack
the transceiver.
We recommend
that you identify the items in the following table before
discarding the packing material. If any item is missed or has been damaged during shipment, please notify
your @wouxun
dealer.
Supplied Accessories
F W
O
&/
Transceiver Full Band Antenna Dual Band
Antenna
/
Intelligent Charger Beltclip Handstrap User Manual
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Installing
before use
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I Install /
remove batterypack
The batterypack is not fully charged before leaving factory. Please charge it before use.
>> Do not shortcircuit the terminals or put the batterypack into fire.
>> Do not try to remove
the case from the batterypack.
1. Please aim the batterypack at the back of
the transceiver, and then push up and press down the
batterypack to lock the release
latch. (PlC’l)
2. If you want
to remove the batterypack, push down the release latch, and the batterypack
will
be
released
from the transceiver. (PlC2)
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Getting
Started
Description
of Features
1.
WRON@P‘:RWN
Frequency Range(suitable for different countries or areas):
A Area B Area
TX:136-174I\/\Hz(Fl\/\) TX:136—174l\/l(Fl\/l)
400-512lVl(Fl\/l) 400-512l\/\Hz(Fl\/\)
RX:108-136l\/\Hz(Al\/\
Band Receiving) RX:136-174I\AH2(FM)
136-18OMHZ(FI\/l) 400-512l\/\Hz(FI\/\)
230-25OMH2(FI\A)
76-108MH2(Fl\/l Radio)
350-4OOMHZ(FM)
400—512lVlHZ(Fl\/\)
700-985IVl(Fl\/l)
Twin Band Simultaneous Receiving(U-U,U-V,V-U,V-V)
Separate Bands Duplex(U-V,V—U)
DTlVlF Encoding/Decoding
All Calls, Group Calls and Selective Calls
Stun,Kill,l\/lonitor and Inspection
CTCSS/DCS Scan
Programmable Non-Standard
CTCSS/DCS
Multi
Scan ModeszProgrammable Scanned Frequency Range(only available in Frequency Mode);
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
Channel Groups Scan(only available in Channel Mode)
VOX
Multi Functions Programmable for Side Keys, Programmable Transmission Function on Sub-Frequency
(Side Key Function
Programmable)
English Voice
Guide
Priority Scan, Priority Channel Setting
Twin Band Simultaneous
Scan
lVlulti Power
Save lVlodes
Auto Power—Off Timer(APO)
Three Output Power Levels:
UHF:H:4W, I\/l:2W, L:1W
VHF:H:5W, I\/l:2W, L:1W
Multi Single-Tone
Pulse
(175OHZ,21OOHZ,1000HZ,145OHZ)
lVlulti
Keypad Lock Modes
PTT ID
Wide/Narrow Bandwidth Selection
Backlight Brightness Selection
Cross-Band Repeat function
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SpeCIfIcatIons
Intergration
Receiving Wide bandwidth Narrow bandwidth
Suitable for Different
Countries or Areas Adjacent
Channel Selectivity < 70dB
< 60dB
rea
.
TXZ’l36-174MHZ((FM)
&
430-512MH)Z(FM)
Inter Modulation
<65ClB <60dB
RX:108-136MH2
AM Ban Receiving
-
136-180MH2(FM) 230-25OMHz(FM)
Spurious Response
<70dB <70dB
Frequency
Range
gag—gggmilgm 400'512MHZ(FM)
BA
.
+1~3dB +1~3ClB(O.3
rea
Audio Res onse
RX:’l36-174MHz(FM) 400-512MHz(FM)
' '
76-108MHz(FM
Radio)
Step
2.5KHz/ 5KHz / 6.25KHz/ 10KHz/
Signal
to Noise
Ratio
> 45dB
>40dB
12.5KHz/ 25KHz/ 5OKHz/
lOOKHz
Audio Distortion
< 5%
Channel Number 999
Audio Power
Transceiver
< 500mW
work MOde
FZD/
F3E
108 136MH (AM) 106dBM SlNAD13db
'
oo
-
Z
_
Operat'”g Témpe’ature
'20
C
or 40
C
136-180MH2(AM)-’l
19dBM SlNAD 13db
Antenna RESIStance
500
Sensitivity
230-25OMH2(AM)-116dBM
SlNAD 13db
Voltage
7.4voc
350-4OOMHz(AM)-119dBM
SlNAD 12db
Weight
490g
400-512MHZ(AM)-’l ’l9dBM SlNAD
13db
Size
1245X
6149
X
3388 (mm)
700-985MHz(AM)-96dBM SlNAD 13db
Transmitter Wide bandwidth Narrow bandwidth Transmitter Wide bandwidth Narrow bandwidth
Type of Modulation
16K F3E 11K F3E Max Frequency Deviation
i
5KHz
i 2.5KHz
Adjacent
Channel Power > 70dB
> 60dB Frequency Stability i 2.5ppm
Spurious
> 60dB
> 60dB
Audio
Distortion
< 5%
-
+’l~3dB +’l~3dB
UHF H:4W,M:2W,L:1W
Audio Response
(O.3~3KHz) (O.3~2.55KH2)
Output
Power
VHF
H:5W,M:2W,L:1W
Note: 2.5K step is only available
on KG-UV9D(E) version.
Description of Transceiver
LCD
Screen
Professional FM Transceive
There
are various indicators display on the screen
when powering on. Please refer the below table to
learn what the indicators stand for accordingly.
—
Personal Message or FM Radio Frequency Display
Channel NO. on A area, or Frequency Display
Channel NO. on B area, or Frequency Display
|.-:!!:!I.!! !
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Indication
: Talk Around
'5 .l'
: VOX
.—._
:
Batterypack
Voltage Display
: Mute Function Activiated
:
CTCSS
Activiated
Lari : Power Save Activiated : DTMF Encoding/Decoding
LLI
:
Wide Bandwidth
.....
:
Negative Frequency
: Narrow Bandwidth
i522;
: Priority
Function Activiated
;::;g
: Reverse Frequency
: Current Channel is Priority
:2 Main Frequency
: Current Channel
NO.
: AM Modulation
: Output
Power Level
if L
: Output Power or Receiving Signal Meter indicator
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ChannelKnob
Lamp
Antenna
ItiuaIMI—lalxllim
LCD
Screen
__ _
14=Ua=50
infimmIm—Rrk
.mw
AB
Key
meantime:
lllllllllllll
MENU A V Em
Press
Single/Dual
Display
Mode
Switch
,
Hold
on: VFR/IVlR Mode Switch
...
Power on/Volume
Switch
TX LED(RED)
RX LED(GREEN)
."
."
."
MIC
Sidekey PF1:
No Function,
Selective
Calls, Distant
Alarm
SOS, TX on Sub-frequency
@
PTT
Key
Speaker
MENU
Key
Reverse Frequency/ Scan Key
‘—
,—
Sidekey
PF2:
Short Press:
Enter/Exit FM
Radio
Hold On (for 15)
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Jacket
Scan/ Stopwatch/
Lam p/
Frequency
Shift/Frequency
Direction/Keypad Light
fl
mo
o
EXIT
Key
_______
Up/Down
Key
Number
Ke
.....
Band Switch Key/Talk
Around
y
“QEEQE
Lock
Key
Sidekey
PF3:
Short
Press:
Squelch (MONI
Key)
f:
Hold
On:
No Function, Selective Calls, Distant
Alarm SOS,
TX on Sub-Frequency
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Basic Operation
09
( 1) Main Frequency Switch
Press to select the mainfrequency. The frequency with m at the left top corner of the screen is
the main frequency ; the frequency without m
is the sub-frequency.
(2) Sub-Frequency Transmission
Key
PTT key is for transmission on main frequency. if you want to transmit on sub-frequency, please change
main frequency or program PF’I or PF3 as
sub-frequency transmission.
When programming PF’l or PF3 as sub-transmission function, please press PF’I or PF3 directly to transmit
without changing the main frequency.
I Program
PF
1 as sub-frequency transmission
Program PF’l via MENU49 as sub-frequency transmission function when holding on.
I Program PF3 as sub-frequency transmission
Program PF3 via MENU51 as sub-frequency transmission function when holding on.
(3) Speed Search
Press UP/ DOWN key to select your desired function
or parameter.
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(4) 6
key
In FM radio mode, press a
to program FM radio frequency. Hold on a for 1 second to lock or unlock
the
keypad.
(5)
a
key
Press a to activate or turn off the reverse function. Hold
on a for 2 seconds to activate the scan
funcfion.
(6)
RPT key
In standby, press RPT key to switch the main frequency. Hold on RPT key to activate talk around function.
(7)
a
key
Functions for pressing keyzSingle Band/Dual Band Display Switch.
Press a key each time,
the sub frequency will be turned off or on to carry Single Band/Dual Band
display switch.
Functions for holding on @ key:Work IVlode(VFO/IV\R) Switch
Switch
Work Modes(VFO/MR) is as followings:
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VFO —> MR(Channel NO.Display) —> MR(Channel Frequency —> MR(Channel Name)
4
+Channel NO. Display)
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If setting work mode switch
password, press @
,
the LCD screen displays
,
please input
the 6 characters passwords.Please set work mode switch
passwords via
@wouxun
supplied
programming
software.
When the
work mode switch pass words are made up of
full
”0", you do not need to input
password
when switching work mode.
(8) DTMF Encoding
In transmission
mode, directly press the number keys or function keys to transmit the corresponding
DTMF codes. The keys and the DTMF encoding codes are corresponding
as following:
A
manuafi123ska
man
45600
mu.
789#D
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(9) WirecIone
Function
Purpose: Cloning all parameters(including
channel parameters) of the source transceiver to the target
transceiver.
Steps: a. Taking two transceivers, one is as the source transceiver, the other one is as the target transceiver.
b. Using wireclone cable to connect the source transceiver (Power-Off Mode) and the target
transceiver (Power-On
Mode).
c. Holding on PF3 to power on the transceiver simultaneously.
Status: Red LED of the source transceiver flashes, the LCD
screen displays "l\/\:COPY COMM"; red LED
of the target transceiver flashes, the LCD screen displays ”S:COPY|NG”. After successfully
wire
cloning, the LCD screens of the source and target transceivers display "COPY END”, and then
the transceiver restart automatically. If the clone is failed,
the source transceiver display "COPY
FAIL". And then the transceivers restart automatically without notice.
(10) How
to use the intelligent charger
When the battery power is low, the transceiver will activate voice guide, and prompt "Di" in every 5
seconds.
1. Insert the AC plug into outlet (AC:90-24OV), the charger indicator flashes once.
That means the
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Basic Operation
charging is in
standby.
2. Insert the battery into the charger, the RED indicator continuously flashes. That means the charging is
on the progress.
While the GREEN indicator continuously flashes. That means the charging is completed.
>> When inserting
the exhausted
battery into
the charger, it will pre-charge the battery in trickling
mode, the RED light of charger flashes and lasts 10-20 minutes, then
start normal charger with
RED light keeping on, it will turn to GREEN when it is fully charged.
>> Trickling charge the
exhausted battery is to
protect the lithium-ion battery.
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Shortcut
Operation Sheet
Function Function
order
name
1 Auto Backlight
Time (ABR)
2 Power
Save
Mode
(SAVE)
3 Step Frequency
(STEP)
4 Bandwidth
Selection
(W/N)
5 Transmitting
Power Selection
(TXP)
6 Frequency
Shift
Direction (SFT—D)
7 VOX
(VOX)
8 Squelch
Level
(SQL-LE)
Enter Screen display
function
set
w»m
w
'>
m
->
"37,-,—
Select
parameter
Selectable
parameter
explanation
Press
6 oru key
Select
parameter
ALWAYS
ON/OFF/1-305
Press a ore key
Select parameter
OFF/O1-O4
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
r
8 frequency steps available:
‘
->w->w
_25k/50|</100k
2.5k/5k/6.25k/10k/12.5k/
Select parameter
Press a ore key
NARR: 12.5KHz
WIDE: 25KHZ
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
Press a ore key
Select parameter
'H: High power (VHF 5W/
_
L: Low power (1W)
UHF
4W)
'
+ Positive direction
Ldirection
-
Negative direction
OFF: Turn off frequency shift
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
VOX has levels from 1 to 10
OFF: Turn off VOX transmission
Press a ore key
Select parameter
Squelch level from O to 9
Note:
2.5K step is only available on KG-UV9D(E) version.
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to
standby
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Shortcut
Operation Sheet
9 Begin/End Tran-
smitting Prompt
(ROGER)
1O Time-out
Timer
11 Transmiting
Overtime
Alarm
12 Voice Switch
(VOICE-SW)
13 Beep
Prompt
14 Menu
Language
15 Busy Channel
Lockout
15
->
->
->
->
->
->
@
_>
9ROGER
->
1 BRT
1 BRT
1
BRT
1 BRT
1 BRT
1 BRT
->@->
->@->
->@->
35m -> ->
w ->
->@->
->@->
Press
6 orfl key
-> ->
@ Select parameter
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
(OFF: turn off this function,
without any voice
prompting.
BOT: press PTT, voice prompt
when begining transm-
itting
EOT: release PTT,
voice prompt
when ending transmitting
BOTH: press and release PTT,
voice
prompt
rTOT has 40
levels is steps of
l
15 seconds.
LOFF: Turn off TOT
Press
6 ora key
Select parameter
OFF/O1-1OS
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
ON: Activate
OFF: Deactivate
Press a ore key
Select parameter
,
ON: Turn on beep prompt
function
OFF: Turn off beep
prompt
‘function
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
ENGLISH
Press 6 ore key
ON: Turn on BCL
Select parameter
OFF: Turn off BCL
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->@->@
->w->w
->@->@
->w->w
»w»@
»w»@
16 Receiving
CTCSS w
"
17 Transmitting
CTCSS @
"
18 Rece' 'n
DcsIVI
g
w
"
19 Transmitting
D6
rm»m
20 Scan Mode @
21 Mute
w
_>
Settings
-w--
»w*-
-w--
+w*-
-w--
50 groups CTCSS (67.0Hz-
254.1 Hz)
OFF: Turn off
CTCSS
Non-Standard CTCSS Range:
62-260
‘
50 groups CTCSS (67.0Hz-
254.1Hz)
OFF: Turn off CTCSS
Non-Standard CTCSS Range:
62-260
->w->w
105
groups DCS (D023N-
D754I)
OFF: Turn off DCS
Non-Standard
DCS Range:
0-777
->@->@
105
groups DCS (D023N-
D754I)
OFF: Turn off DCS
Non-Standard DCS Range:
0-777
->w->w
3 Kinds of Scan modes
TO: Time scanning
mode
CO: Carrier mode scan
SE: Search mode scan
->@->@
Press
or ke
_>
w
_>
B a
y
There
are
three
squelch
Select
parameter settmgS:
QT
T,
QT, QT&T
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17
Shortcut
Operation Sheet
22 DTIVIF
Sidetone w
'>
Settings
23 Caller ID
Transmission
@
->
Mode
24 Editing
CallerID
@ '>
25 Caller
ID
Transmission
w _>
Delay
26 Ring Time
w
->
27 Backlight
Selection w
->
@->
a
Press a orfl
key
-> ->
w
Select parameter
Press
6 ora key
-> ->
w
Select
parameter
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
Press a ore key
Select parameter
DT—ST: Keypad sidetone will
be activated when transmitting
ANI-ST: Caller
ID sidetone
will be activated when trans-
mitting
DT—ANI: Caller ID
sidetone
and keypad sidetone will be
activated when transmitting
p
OFF: Deactivate all
4
BOT: Press PTT to transmit
caller ID.
EOT: Release
PTT to transmit
caller
ID.
BOTH: Press and release PTT
_will both transmit caller ID.)
’
Individual Caller
IDs can be
chosen within the range
100-999999,
and cannot
begin
with O
(Press 6 ore key
Select parameter
->@->@
->@->@
->w->w
[Time Option:
’IOO-3000ms ] _>
w -> @
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
Press
6 orfl key
Select
parameter
[Levels 01-05
’I-IO Levels:each
level ’I second
OFF:Deactivate
]
I
w
I
@
l»w»w
28 Offset
Frequency
29 Channel
Name
Edit
30 Channel
Memory
31 Channel
Delete
32
Priority
Channel
33 Priority
Channel Scan
34 Keypad
Auto Lock
34 Keypad
Auto Lock
35 Keypad
Lock
IVIode
->
mm»
on»
am»“
ma»~
$5»
an»
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
->@->
Press 6 orfl
key‘
Select parameter
Press 6 ore key
Select parameter
0-999.995OOI\/\Hz
Channel name
should be
composed by 26 letters (A
to Z) and 10 numbers (0 to
‘9),
eight maximum
Press 6 orfl key
Select parameter
999 channels available
Press a orfl key
Select parameter
999 channels available
Press
6 ora key
Select parameter
999 channels available
Press 6 ore key
Select parameter
ON: Activated
OFF: Deactivated
Press a ore key
Select parameter
ON: Activated
OFF: Deactivated
Press
6 oru key
Select
parameter
ON: Activated
OFF: Deactivated
Press a ore key
KEY+ PG, KEY+ PTT, ALL
Select parameter
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->@->@
->@->@
->m->@
->w->w
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19
Shortcut
Operation Sheet
36 Single
Tone
w
(S-TONE)
37 vox
DELAY
@
(VOX-DLY)
38
Saving
Scan
AAode
39
Auto
Power
Off
(APO-TMR)
40
Power
On
Message
(PONMSG)
41
Backlight
Switch
(BLCDSW)
42
Indicator
Switch
(BLEDSW)
43
Repeat
Setting
(TYPE-SET)
44
Repeat
Speaker
@
(RPT—SPK)
mm
mm
Press 6
org
key
Select
parameter
1450Hz
’l75OHz, 2100Hz, ’lOOOHZ,
Press
a
org
key
Select parameter
OFF/O’l-O5S
fimm
Select parameter
ALL:
Save both RX and TX
CTCSS/DCS
DEC: Save RX CTCSS/DCS
_
NEC: Save
TX CTCSS/DCS
Press 6
org
key
Select parameter
OFF/15-15OIVlin
Press
a
ore
key
Select parameter
BITIVlAP: Picture
BATTY: battery
POWer
Press
6
org
key
Select parameter
ON/OFF
Press 6
org
key
Select
parameter
ON/OFF
Press B
org
key
Select
parameter
ON/OFF
Press a
org
key
ON/OFF
Select parameter
*@->@
*@->@
->w-»@
_,w_>@
45
Repeat
PTT(RPT-PTT)
w
46
Repeat
Hold
Time
(RPT—KPT)
47
Repeater
Receipt
Tone
(RPT—RCT)
48
Scan Add
(SCN-ADD)
49
Scan
Channel
Group
No_
(SCN-GP)
5O
Scan
Mode
(SCN-MODE)
5’]
CTCSS/DCS
Scanning
(SCN-CD)
52
Call Group
ID
(CALL-ID)
->
mm-WWc
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->
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7vox
»
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9.1065,,
»
:m
,
Press
a
ore
l<ey
->
@
->
m
a
»
f";=__:f-.._s____E,:__E=__=:i:
mm,wMfl
Press
6
org
key
Select parameter
ON/OFF
Press 6
org
key
Select parameter
ON/OFF
Press a
org
key
Select parameter
ON:
Activate
OFF:
Deactivate
mmm
Select parameter
W
Select parameter
,
ON:
When scanning channels,
‘
they will be added to the sca-
nning table
OFF: Channels will
not be ad-
ded to the table when scanning
rAll:
scan all
Group ’I, Group 2, Group
3,
Group 4, Group 5, Group
6,
Group
7, Group 8, Group
9,
Group
10
rCurrent Band Scan/Full Bands‘
Scan/Limited FREQ BANGE
.
SCAN
Press 6
org
key
Select parameter
CTCSS/DCS
Press
a
ore
key
Groups:1-20
Select parameter
*@->@
*@->@
*@->@
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»w»@
»w»@
20

21
Shortcut
Operation Sheet
53 Auto AM
(AUTO
-A/\/\)
54 AM
Switch
(AM-SW)
55
PF’I Function
Program
56
PF2 Function
Program
57 PF3 Function
Program
58 Voltage
Check
59 CTCSS/DCS
Scan Deter-
mine Switch
@->
@->
@->
@->
@->
@->
@->
60 Sub-Frequency
w
_>
Mute
m-
mI
fl
M41.”
3 m »
E-n-i- j:-
"n-
E
.5
5"" i-
m-
MI
11
A "N
m-
n
->
i
61 Reset Setting
@
->
Press I orfl
key
Select parameter
ON: Activated
OFF: Deactivated
Select parameter
Press I ore key
OFF: Deactivated
ON: Activated
Press I ore key
Select parameter
SOS/SF-TX/OFF/CALL
ID/
R-ALRM
Press I ore key
Select parameter
K-LAMP/OFF/SCN/SECOND
/LAl\/\P/SDF-D|R
Press
I orfl key
Select
parameter
R-ALARM/SOS/SF-TX
OFF/
CALL ID
Press
I orfl key
Select
parameter
Display Current Voltage
Select
parameter
Press
I are key
OFF: Deactivated
ON :Activated
Select
parameter
Press
I or: key
R/T-Mute
OFF/RX-MUTE/TX-MUTE/
Press I ora key
Select parameter
VFO/ALL
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‘»w»@
‘»w»w
»w»@
‘»m»@
‘»w»w
‘»w»@
‘»w»@
‘»w»@
How
to Operate
Professional FM Transceive
Auto
Backlight
Time (ABR)
-----
MENU 1
Feature Description: This function is to set the time of activating LCD screen light.
Options: ALWAYS/OFF/1—3OS,
each level ’I second
Default:
85
Power
Save Mode
(SAVE)
-----
MENU
2
Feature Description: This function is to activate
or deactivate the power save mode.
There
are
4
modes.
Options:
OFF/O’I/02/03/O4(lt is allowed to change the sleeping time)
Default: 01
Step (STEP)
-----
MENU
3
Feature Description: This function is to select the
desired step value.
Options:
2.5K/5K/6.25K/’lOK/’l2.5/20K/25K/3OK/5OK/1OOK
Default:
5K
>> 2.5K Step is only available on
KG-UV9D(E) Version.
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How
to Operate
Bandwidth
-----
Menu 4
Feature Description:
This transceiver can work
in wide bandwidth
Fl\/\( i 25K)
or narrow
bandwidth FM
(i 12.5K)
Selection
: Wide/ Narrow
Default : Wide
Transmit Power
Selection
-----
Menu 5
Feature Description: This function is to select the output power level
Selection
: High / lVliddle/ Low
UHF H:4W,l\/\:2W,L:’lW
VHF H:5W,M:2W,L:’IW
Default
: High
Frequency Shift
Direction
-----
Menu
6
Feature Description: This function is to set the transmission frequency is higher (+) or lower (-) than the
reception
frequency
Selection
: Off/ + /
-
Default : Off
II
I l
Professional FM Transceive
VOX
-----
Menu 7
Feature Description:
It is not necessary to press the PTT key manually every time after activating this
function. Once the VOX circuit detect the microphone when you speak to, it may automatically enter
the transmitting state.
Please select the VOX gain before using, the higher the gain, the
greater the voice you may so that can
be detected by VOX circuit and then enter
the transmitting state. In order to ensure the continuity of
VOX detection, you can also set up menu 37 ”VOX delay”. Details see the VOX delay on P33
Option: off
/1-5 seconds
Default
: Off
)> VOX function is usable for the
main frequency
>> On FM or receiving state,
VOX detect is off.
Squelch Level
-----
Menu 8
Feature Description: This function to make the speaker mute when there is no signal. If the squelch level
setting is correct,it is only heard the sound truly receives the signal. The higher level the squelch requires
the stronger
signal.
Selection : 0-9
level
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How
to Operate
Default
: 5
ROGER
-----
Menu
9
Feature Description: The beep prompt after transmitting and end of transmitting.
Selection:
Off/ BOT/ EOT /BOTH
Default:
Off
BOT (beep after pressing PTT) EOT(beep after loosening PTT) BOTH(beep after pressing and loosening
PTT)
Time out timer
-----
Menu
10
Feature Description: Time out timer refers to set the limited time each transmitting, it may automatically
stop transmitting if reach the limited time, regardless you press the PTT, the transceiver may issued the
”time out timer” at the same time.
Selection : 15-600 seconds, step 15 seconds
Default
: 60 seconds
)> There is a 10-second TOT punishment when the transmitting time beyond the limited time
,
it is invalid to press
the PTT. The TOT punishment is effective for the keypad transmission
and VOX transmission.
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l
Professional FM Transceive
Time of Alarm
-----
Menus 1 1
Feature Description: Time of alarm is to alarm that the transceiver is reaching the limited transmission
time, and the indication
light may flashing.
Selection : Off/ 1-10 seconds, step 1 second.
Default
: 5 seconds
Voice
Switch
-----
Menu 12
Feature Description: To open or close the menu operating prompt.
Selection
: On / Off
Default
: On
Beep
-----
Menu 13
Feature Description: Beep is an indication for checking the transceiver operation prompt, operation error
or
fault.
Selection
: On / Off
Default
: On
Menu
Language (MENULANGE)
-----
MENU
14
Feature Description: This function is to activate English on menu
display and voice guide.
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