Intek RP-600 Operating Manual

RP-600

DUAL BAND PMR 446 / LPD 433 UHF FM VOICE PAGER

OPERATING MANUAL

INTRODUCTION

This product has been specifically designed for the following purposes :

- as a Voice Pager in Tourists Guided Tours

- as a Voice Pager in Conferences, Meetings, etc.

- as a Voice Pager in traditional Paging Systems (in stores, hotels, restaurants, resorts, factories, warehouses, offices, shops,
etc.) and wherever a same message from a main transmitter must be received by either one or more groups of persons or by
a single person.

The pager operates in the PMR-446 (8 channels) and LPD-433 (69 channels) UHF FM bands. 38 CTCSS codes, call vibration
alert, earset or built-in speaker and more features are included. Band, channel and all other functions are fully programmable by
the system manager in the PROGRAM mode. Please read the following operating instructions before using the radio.

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BATTERY CHARGING / 230VAC WALL ADAPTOR CHARGER (Mod. AC-600)

When the battery capacity is low, the Battery Level Indicator (G) blinks. Recharge batteries at this time. When the battery capacity
is low, switch OFF the pager and connect the wall charger to the CHARGE jack (1), then plug it to a 230VAC outlet ; the Battery
Level Indicator bars (G) will blink indicating that the wall charger is connected to the pager and that the charging process is
running. To obtain the maximum performance from the batteries, recharge them only when they are fully discharged. The
approximate charging time with 2 x 1500 mAh Ni-MH batteries is 8-12 hours, depending on the batteries condition. When the

charging time has expired, unplug the wall charger from the AC outlet and then disconnect it from the pager.

BATTERY CHARGING / MULTIPLE DESK CHARGER (Mod. MDC-600)

Please refer to the instruction manual supplied with the Multiple Desk Charger.

WARNING !

1. If the product will not be used for a long period of time, please take out the batteries.

2. Please dispose of old or defective batteries in a safe and environmentally friendly manner.

3. Do not dispose of batteries in fire.

4. Do not recharge batteries for more than 12 hours, to avoid overcharge or overheating, which could damage the radio.

5. Do never try to recharge alkaline batteries, as this might cause damage to the radio or explosion of the batteries.

6. Do not use chargers or accessories others than the original ones, otherwise damage to the radio may occur.

KEYS AND CONTROLS

1. Earset / Charge Jack

2. Holes for Necklace

3. UP Key

4. DOWN Key

5. Built-in Speaker

6. Desk Charger Contacts

7. MENU / Monitor Key

8. ON-OFF Key

9. Backlighted LCD

LCD DISPLAY

A. Channel Number or

Volume Level
B. CTCSS Code Number
C. BUSY Icon
D. Vibrator Alert Icon
E. Keypad Lock Icon
F. CALL Alarm Icon
G. Battery Level Indicator

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1. Remove the locking screw (12).

2. Remove the Belt Clip (10)

3. Slide down and remove the

battery door (11).

4. Install 2 x AA size batteries.

Please respect correct polarity.

5. Re-install the battery door (11).

6. Re-install the Belt Clip (10)

7. Re-install the locking screw (12).

BASIC OPERATION - USER MODE

When radio is turned ON, it always sets in the USER MODE. In this mode, user can only operate the following basic functions, in
order to avoid entering any wrong command or change the radio settings and programming.

Power ON/OFF

1. Switch ON the radio by pressing and holding the ON-OFF (8) key for about 2 seconds.

2. The LCD Display (9) will shortly show the Channel Number (A) and the CTCSS Code Number (B).

3. Then the LCD Display (9) will show the selected Volume Level (A) (from level 01 to 08), the Battery Level (G) and the Keypad
Lock icon (E).

4. To switch OFF the radio, press and hold the ON-OFF (8) key for about 2 seconds.

Volume Level Setting

Adjust the Volume to the desired level, pressing the UP (3) or DOWN (4) keys while listening to an incoming communication.
The desired Volume Level (A) will appear on the LCD Display (9).

Monitor Function

Press and hold the MENU/MONITOR key (7) for about 2 seconds to activate the Monitor function. This function opens temporarily
the Squelch in order to listen to the background noise and to any weak signal. This function is convenient to monitor any incoming
communication on the operating channel. If the Monitor function is enabled, the BUSY Icon (C) appears on the LCD Display (9). To
disable the Monitor function, release the MENU/MONITOR key (7).

Earset Operation

1. Connect the external earset to the earset jack (1).

2. Adjust the Volume to the desired level.

3. The built-in speaker (5) is disabled when the earset is connected.

Always set the volume to the minimum level before connecting an external earset, in order to avoid damaging the earset or the
user’s ear. Gradually increase the volume level while wearing the earset and listening to an incoming signal.

CALL Function / CALL Memory

The Pager can receive and store in memory an incoming CALL signal, if this CALL signal was transmitted by a
transmitter/transceiver type DRS-5070 (desk type station) or SL-02 (handheld station).

When a CALL signal is received, a CALL tone is heard and the CALL icon (F) blinks on the LCD (9). The CALL icon (F) will
continue to blink in order to inform the user that a CALL signal was received by its pager and it will stop blinking when the
MENU/Monitor key (7) will be pressed.

ADVANCED FUNCTIONS - PROGRAM MODE

Pager may be programmed by the system manager in the PROGRAM MODE. The following functions are programmable only in
the PROGRAM MODE. In the normal USER MODE, the user cannot access, program or modify any of these functions, in order to
avoid entering any wrong command or change the settings programmed by the system manager.

1. Channel selection (PMR channels P1-P8) (LPD channels 01-69)

2. CTCSS Code selection (from 0 to 38)

3. VIBRATION Alert

To enter thePROGRAM MODE, proceed as follows :

1. Switch OFF the radio.

2. Switch ON the radio by pressing simultaneously the ON-OFF (8) andtheMENU/MONITOR (7) keys, until radio is ON.

3. The Keypad LOCK icon (E) will disappear from the LCD (9).

4. Press the MENU/Monitor (7) key several times to scroll the various programmable functions.

Switch OFF the radio to exit the PROGRAM MODE.

Channel Selection

1. In the PROGRAM MODE press the MENU/Monitor Key (7) until the Channel Number (A) blinks on the LCD (9).

2. Press the UP (3) or DOWN (4) keys to select the desired channel number (PMR channels P1-P8) (LPD channels 01-69).
Press and hold the UP (3) or DOWN (4) key, to advance the channel selection quicker.

3. To confirm and store the selection, press the ON-OFF (8) key or press the MENU/Monitor (7) key to move to the next function.

LPD Channels Table PMR Channels Table