Wouxun KG-UV9G User manual

KG-UV9G PRO GMRS
Two-Way Radio!
Transceiver & Scanner!
FCC PART 95E Certified
FCC ID: WVTWOUXUN19!
FCC PART 95 Warning
This device operates on GMRS (General
Mobile Radio Service) frequencies, which
require an FCC (Federal Communications
Commission) license. You must be
licensed prior to transmitting on these
frequencies. Serious penalties could
result for unlicensed use of GMRS
frequencies in violation of FCC rules, as
stipulated in the Communications Act’s
Sections 501 and 502 (amended). You
will be issued a call sign by the FCC,
which should be used for station
identification when operating the radio
on GMRS frequencies. You should also
cooperate by engaging in permissible
transmissions only, avoiding channel
interference with other GMRS users,
and being prudent with the length of
your transmission time. To obtain a
license or ask questions about the
license application, contact the FCC at
1-888-CALL-FCC or go to the FCC's
website: https://www.fcc.gov and
request form 605.!
C= CALL S= EARS/Safety E= EMER/Prepper T= Travel r= Repeater
–– Default Channel Programming Chart ––
The following factory/default channels are restored after performing a
RESET ALL function [MENU 61_RESET |ALL]. (custom SHTF prog. avail.)!
–– Feature Differences ––
The following features available in the original KG-UV9P have been removed
or modified to comply with FCC GMRS regulations and best practices.!
•Cross-Band Repeater:Removed; Not allowed on GMRS.!
•−Shift Direction:GMRS repeaters are positive offset only.!
•+ Shift Direction:Allowed only on GMRS repeater pairs.$
(programmable via software only)!
•ROGER Beep, ALARM & SOS: Disabled for GMRS best practice.
•Power Levels:Restricted on some frequencies per FCC.$
Ch. 1–7 (L/M) | Ch. 8–14 (Lonly) | Ch. 15–30 (L/M/H)$
L= 0.5 Watts | M= 5Watts (ERP) | H= 5.5 Watts (ERP) chs. 15-30!
•Modulation Bandwidth:Restricted on some frequencies per FCC.$
Ch. 1–7 (Wor N) | Ch. 8–14 (Nonly) | Ch. 15–30 (Wor N)$
W(20 kHz Mod., 25 kHz Ch.) | N(12.5 kHz Mod. & Ch.)!
–– Feature Additions & Improvements ––
The following features have been added or improved upon from the original
KG-UV9P.!
•Scanning Advance: When scanning in TO or CO Scan Modes
[MENU 28_SC–REV], you can now rotate the Channel Knob in
either direction to immediately advance/resume scanning when
you’ve encountered an unwanted signal. See the Scanning
section on the reverse side for more details.!
–– Basic Operation ––
•Key Presses:The PF2 & PF3 side-keys and several front panel
keypad keys allow short and long presses to access primary &
secondary functions (such as ✱-SCAN for the$
REV/SCAN functions — see the Programmable Function Keys
section on the reverse).!
•A “long-press” involves holding down a key for about 1–2
seconds to activate the alternate key function, rather than a quick
momentary “short-press” for the primary key function.!
Thank you and congratulations on purchasing the most
advanced GMRS Two-Way Radio & Scanner ever made.
The WOUXUN KG-UV9G is built upon the trusted performance,
proven design, and quality manufacturing of the KG-UV9D(Plus) &
KG-UV9P amateur radios. It has been modified to comply with FCC
GMRS specs & regulations to deliver professional grade personal
business, recreational, EmComm, and SHTF comms & scanning.!
ATTENTION
Please read this entire manual addendum as it contains important safety
and compliance information for the proper handling and operation of your
new GMRS radio. The information in this addendum supersedes and
highlights differences between the enclosed original KG-UV9P manual and
this new KG-UV9G model.!
COMPLIANCE
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the
equipment.
This device complies with PART 15B 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: MODIFICATION OF THIS DEVICE TO RECEIVE CELLULAR
RADIOTELEPHONE SERVICE SIGNALS IS PROHIBITED UNDER FCC RULES
AND FEDERAL LAW.
This device meets the requirements of FCC PART 15.121(b) for scanning
receivers in the following frequency ranges (in MHz): 76–108 / 108–136!
136–180 / 230–250 / 350–400 / 400–512 / 700–824 / 849–869 / 894–960!
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated
with a minimum distance of 2.5 cm between the radiator and your body. The
antenna used for this device must not be co-located or operating in
conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.
CH #
CH Name
RX Freq.
TX Freq.
TX"
CTCSS
TX"
PWR
BW"
W/N
Scan
001
GMRS 01C
462.56250
462.56250
141.3
M
W
ON
002
GMRS 02S
462.58750
462.58750
210.7
M
W
ON
003
GMRS 03E
462.61250
462.61250
141.3
M
W
ON
004
GMRS 04
462.63750
462.63750
141.3
M
W
ON
005
GMRS 05
462.66250
462.66250
141.3
M
W
ON
006
GMRS 06
462.68750
462.68750
141.3
M
W
ON
007
GMRS 07
462.71250
462.71250
141.3
M
W
ON
008
GMRS 08
467.56250
467.56250
141.3
L
N
ON
009
GMRS 09
467.58750
467.58750
141.3
L
N
ON
010
GMRS 10
467.61250
467.61250
141.3
L
N
ON
011
GMRS 11
467.63750
467.63750
141.3
L
N
ON
012
GMRS 12
467.66250
467.66250
141.3
L
N
ON
013
GMRS 13
467.68750
467.68750
141.3
L
N
ON
014
GMRS 14
467.71250
467.71250
141.3
L
N
ON
015
GMRS 15C
462.55000
462.55000
141.3
H
W
ON
016
GMRS 16S
462.57500
462.57500
210.7
H
W
ON
017
GMRS 17E
462.60000
462.60000
141.3
H
W
ON
018
GMRS 18
462.62500
462.62500
141.3
H
W
ON
019
GMRS 19
462.65000
462.65000
141.3
H
W
ON
020
GMRS 20T
462.67500
462.67500
141.3
H
W
ON
021
GMRS 21
462.70000
462.70000
141.3
H
W
ON
022
GMRS 22
462.72500
462.72500
141.3
H
W
ON
023
GMRSr15
462.55000
467.55000
141.3
H
W
OFF
024
GMRSr16S
462.57500
467.57500
210.7
H
W
OFF
025
GMRSr17
462.60000
467.60000
141.3
H
W
OFF
026
GMRSr18
462.62500
467.62500
141.3
H
W
OFF
027
GMRSr19
462.65000
467.65000
141.3
H
W
OFF
028
GMRSr20T
462.67500
467.67500
141.3
H
W
OFF
029
GMRSr21
462.70000
467.70000
141.3
H
W
OFF
030
GMRSr22
462.72500
467.72500
141.3
H
W
OFF
Station ID
Your GMRS station call sign
must be transmitted using
voice in the English language,
or with Intl. Morse Code
telegraphy using an audible
tone: (a) Following a single
transmission or a series of
transmissions; and (b) After
15 minutes and at least once
every 15 minutes thereafter
during a series of
transmissions lasting more
than 15 minutes. You may
also use Unit #s and Names.!
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•Scanning:The KG-UV9G GMRS radio offers single or dual
receiver scanning with 3 different Scan Modes.!
•SE Scan Mode:Scans until a signal strong enough to
break squelch is received, then exits scanning, remaining
on the current channel or frequency.!
•TO Scan Mode:Scans until a signal is received, pauses
for 5 seconds to preview the signal, then resumes scanning.!
•CO Scan Mode:Scans until a signal is received, pauses
until the signal ceases, then resumes scanning if no signal
returns after 3 seconds.!
•You can select the Scan Group assigned to each receiver
independently. Use the BAND key to select the desired
MAIN receiver, then set with [MENU 49_SCN-GP |01∼10].!
•To start scanning channels or frequencies on the current
MAIN band, long-press the ✱-SCAN key.!
•To start scanning on the other receiver, press the BAND key
to make it the MAIN receiver, then long-press the ✱-SCAN
key. Use [MENU 60] to control Sub-Band Muting and the
BAND key to select the primary (MAIN) scanning receiver. !
•To stop scanning, switch to the desired receiver using the
BAND key, then press any other key (other than the BAND
key, such as EXIT or ✱-SCAN again).!
•If you encounter an unwanted signal while scanning in the
TO or CO Scan Modes, you can rotate the Channel Knob
in either direction to immediately advance/resume
scanning.!
TIP: You can use the free programming software to change the
“BetterSafeRadio” display message to your own Call Sign! (16 chars.)
–– Basic Operation (cont.) ––!
•Function Menu: Press the MENU key to enter the function
Menu. Use the Channel Knob, ▲▼ or 1∼9keys to select a
function. Press MENU again to Edit the selected function.
Use the same procedure to select or enter a value, then press
MENU again to write any changes. Press MENU or EXIT to
exit the function Menu. You can press EXIT any time to abort
the current Menu operation without saving the change.!
•Receiving:Turn the radio on by rotating the On/Off/Volume
Knob clockwise. Use the Channel Knob or ▲▼ keys to
select the desired channel. Adjust the Volume as needed.!
•Main:Toggle the active MAIN receiver with the BAND key.!
•Single/Dual Receive:Toggle Single or Dual Receive Mode
with the TDR-V/M (True Dual Receive) key. !
•Sub-Band Muting:You can choose if you want audio on
the Sub-Band Receiver muted (in TDR Dual mode) when a
signal is received (even while scanning), when you transmit
on the MAIN receiver, or both. Use [MENU 60_S-MUTE |
ALL, OFF, RX-MUTE, TX-MUTE, R/T MUTE] to toggle.!
•Transmitting:Choose a channel or frequency using the
Channel Knob, ▲▼ or 1∼9keys. Short-press PF3 to confirm
the channel is not in use, then again to mute. Hold the radio
upright a few inches from your mouth with the display facing
you. Press & hold the PTT key and speak at a normal,
consistent volume. Release the PTT key to stop transmitting.!
CAUTION: Do NOT transmit without an antenna attached, with a damaged
antenna, while touching the antenna, around explosives, or while refueling
a vehicle. Operate only with batteries & chargers designed for this radio.
–– Radio Controls & Indicators ––
•On/Off/Volume Knob!
•RX Green Signal & TX Red Transmit LED Indicators!
•Channel Knob (bi-directional; no stops) !
•Flashlight/Torch LED!
•SMA-Female Antenna Connector
–– Keypad Shortcuts ––
•1∼9: Freq/Chan Entry | FM Radio Mem.#
|Menu Function Shortcuts
•BAND: Toggle Active MAIN Receiver!
•TDR-V/M short-press: Single/Dual Receive Mode!
•TDR-V/M long-press: VFO-FREQ/CH-#/FREQ/CH-NAME Modes
•MENU: Access Radio Functions | Edit/Save Menu Function!
•EXIT: Exit Menu or Cancel Scanning
•✱-SCAN short-press: REV | long-press: SCAN !
•#-LOCK short-press: FRQ/Save/Call (FM Radio) | long-press: LOCK
•▲▼: Next/Prev. Channel/Function/Value!
•RPT: short-press: VHF/UHF (in VFO) | long-press: Talk-Around/Direct
–– PF / Programmable Function Keys ––
Default Side-Key assignments:!
•PF1 momentary:$
Sub-Band Receiver TX (Transmit)!
•PTT momentary:$
MAIN Receiver TX (Transmit)!
•PF2 short-press:$
Broadcast FM Radio (On/Off)!
•PF2 long-press:$
Flashlight/Torch (On/Off)!
•PF3 short-press:$
Monitor (Open/Close Squelch)!
•PF3 long-press:$
Stopwatch (Start/Stop/Off-Reset)
•FM Radio:The Commercial FM Radio feature tunes from 76 to
108 MHz in 100 kHz steps. It offers an IN FRQ VFO Mode with$
SE Scanning, Memory Save, and Memory Call functions with 20
dedicated memories. When operating the FM Radio, the MAIN &
Sub-Band receivers will be “watching” for active signals (if in TDR
Dual Receive Mode) and will mute the FM Radio and play the
MAIN or Sub-Band audio instead. When the signal ceases, the
KG-UV9G will resume playing the current FM Radio station.!
•Enter the FM Radio feature with a PF2 short-press.$
Short-press again to exit the FM Radio feature.!
•Toggle between IN FRQ/Save/Call modes with a$
#-LOCK short-press.!
•Press the ✱-SCAN key to scan for an active FM Radio station.!
•Use the 1∼9keys or Channel Knob to enter/select a
frequency or memory channel in IN FRQ/Call modes,$
then press the MENU key to commit to the selection.!
•Adding New Channels: You can add new simplex GMRS Tx/
Rx or other Scanner Rx-Only channels to your KG-UV9G with the
keypad, as desired (add repeater channels via software only).!
•Enter the VFO/FREQ Mode (see Keypad Shortcuts above).!
•Use the Channel Knob, ▲▼ or 1∼9keys to select or enter the
desired Rx frequency.!
•Write the frequency as a new channel using [MENU 30_MEM-
CH |001∼999]. Unused memory channels will display in red.
Press MENU to commit writing to memory, or EXIT to abort.!
•Switch to Channel Mode and use the Function Menu to set
any desired parameters, such as W/N, TXP, BCL, Rx-CTC/
DCS, Tx-CTC/DCS, CH-NAME, SCAN-ADD & SCAN-GP, etc.
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