Maxon PM180 User Manual

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1. Safety / Warnings

2. Features

3. Appearance of PM180 Series Mobile Radio

4. Controls & Keys

5. Menu Description

6. Terminal Description

7. Specifications

Table of Contents

Government law restricts the operation of unlicensed radio transmitters within government controlled territories. Illegal operation is punishable by fine or imprisonment or both. Refer service to qualified technicians only.

EXPLOSIVE ATMOSPHERES (GASES, DUST, FUMES, etc.)

Shut OFF the transceiver while refueling or while parked in gasoline service stations. Do not carry spare fuel containers in the trunk of your vehicle if your transceiver is mounted in the trunk area

INJURY FROM RADIO FREQUENCY TRANSMISSIONS

Do not operate your transceiver when somebody is either touching the antenna or standing within two to three feet of it to avoid the possibility of radio frequency burns or related physical injury.

1. Safety / Warnings

Notices

Do not attempt to configure your transceiver while driving, it is dangerous. This transceiver is designed for a 13.8V DC power supply. Don’t use a 24V battery including over DC 16V supply to power on the transceiver. Do not put the transceiver in excessively dusty, humid or wet areas, nor unstable surfaces. Do not modify the transceiver for any reason. Please keep it away from interferential devices (such as TV, generator, Medical devices etc.) Do not expose the transceiver to long periods of direct sunlight nor place it close to heating

appliances. If an abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming from the transceiver, turn OFF the power immediately. Contact an Authorized Dealer. Do not transmit with high output power for extended periods; the transceiver may overheat. Do not operate the transceiver when vehicle engine is stopped for extended periods. The vehicle engine may not be started due to low battery. Do not use incompatible accessories from other manufactures. It could result in damage and or malfunction to the accessory and or to the radio.

Precautions

Please read carefully the following precautions to prevent fire, personal injury, or transceiver damage:

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The transceiver operates on 12V negative ground systems only! Check the battery polarity and voltage of vehicle before installing the transceiver.

Power Cable Connection

1. Check for an existing hole, conveniently located in the firewall, where the power cable can be passed through. If no hole exists, use a circle cutter to drill a hole, then install a rubber grommet

2. Run the power cable though the firewall and into the engine compartment.

3. Connect the red lead to the (+) battery terminal and the black lead to the negative (-) battery terminal. Place the fuse as close to the battery as possible.

4. Coil the surplus cable and secure it with a retaining band. Be sure to leave enough slack in the cables so the transceiver can be removed for servicing while keeping

the power applied.

For passenger safety, install the transceiver securely using the supplied mounting bracket and screw set so the transceiver will not break loose in the event of a collision.

When replacing the fuse in the DC power cable, be sure to replace it with a fuse of the same value. Never replace a fuse with one that is rated with a higher value.

Installing the Transceiver

1. Mark the position of the hole in the dash, using the mounting bracket as a template. Using a 4.2mm (5/32 inch)

drill bit, drill the holes, then attach the mounting bracket using the supplied screws.

Mount the transceiver within easy reach of the user and where there is sufficient space at the rear of the transceiver for cable connections.

2. Connect the antenna and the supplied power cable to the transceiver.

3. Slide the transceiver into the mounting bracket and secure it using the supplied hex-headed screws.

4. Mount the microphone hanger in a location where it will be within easy reach of the user. The microphone and microphone cable should be mounted in a place where they will not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Electronic equipment in your vehicle may malfunction if they are not properly protected from the radio frequency energy which is present while transmitting. Typical examples include electronic fuel injection, anti-skid braking, and cruise control. If your vehicle contains such equipment, consult the dealer for the make of vehicle and enlist his/her aid in determining if they will perform normally while transmitting

Preparation

Connecting Microphone

1. Insert the microphone plug into jack on the front panel of the transceiver. Be sure the tab on the microphone plug is facing the left hand side (Figure 1-2).

2. Mount the microphone on the microphone hanger where it will be

within easy reach of the user.

3. To remove the microphone plug, press the tab on the connector

while pulling the plug out of the transceiver jack.

Supplied Accessories

Carefully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you identify the items listed below before discarding the packing. If any item are missing or have been damaged during shipment, file a claim with the carrier immediately.

DC power cable with 15A Fuse ............................................................................................................. 1

Mounting Bracket .................................................................................................................................... 1

Screw set

5 x 16 mm self-tapping screw .......................................................................................................... 4

Hex-headed screw with washer ...................................................................................................... 4

Spring washe ..................................................................................................................................... 4

Flat washer ...................................................................................................................................... 4

Microphone (with cable) ......................................................................................................................... 1

Microphone hanger (with 4 x16 mm self-tapping screws) .................................................................... 1

User manual ............................................................................................................................................ 1

Figure 1-2) Installation and Removing of the Microphone

Microphone

Spring Washer

M4 x 6mm

Hex-headed Screw

Heat Sink

(Aluminum Diecasting)

Antenna Connector

DC Power Cable

Power Input

Connector

Fuse

Red(+) Cable

Black(-) Cable

5x16mm Self-tapping Screw

Flat Washer

M4 x 6mm Hex-headed Screw

Mounting Bracket

12V Vehicle Battery

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2. Features

The followings are the main features of the PM180 Series Mobile Radio:

128 x 32 Dots Graphic LCD

512 Channels and 32 Groups are Selectable.

Channel Spacing: 12.5 / 25kHz (12.5kHz for USA)

Wide Band Coverage (VHF: 136~174MHz; UHF: 400~470, 450~520MHz)

Call Guard Squelch of Standardized CTCSS / DCS

Identification Origination (2 Tone and 5 Tone)

Built-in Scrambler (Inversion Type)

Built-in Compander (Compressor and Expander)

GPS Data Communication (Option)

Normal Scanning / Priority Scanning

BCL (Busy Channel Lock) / BCLO (Busy Channel Lock Out)

5W / 10W / 20W / 40W (UHF) / 50W (VHF) Power Switchable

Selectable Squelch Level (0~10)

Time-Out Timer (TOT)

Standard DTMF Encode and DTMF Decoder with ANI Function

Programmable Home Channel Function

Emergency & Built-in Emergency Microphone

Talk Around

Internal or External Speaker

Remote Radio Stun / Revive (Uses 5 tone)

Ignition Function / Horn Alert / Public Address

4W Front-Mounted Speaker

Heavy-Duty Microphone

Various Parameters and PC Downloading Methods

Built-in D-SUB15 Accessory Connector

PC Program Tuning

3. Appearance of PM180 Series Mobile Radio

Figure 4-1) Appearance PM180 Series

Hand MIC

Speaker

EXT Speaker Jack

DC Power CableHeat Sink

(Aluminum Diecasting)

15 Pin Accessory ConnectorAntenna Connector

MIC Jack

Emergency MIC

TX/RX Status LED

Power ON/OFF

Volume Switch

Programmable Function Button

Enter Switch Channel UP/DOWN Switch

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Power ON / OFF Volume Switch

Press and hold the knob over 2 seconds to turn the mobile radio on and off.

Rotate to adjust the volume level from 1 to 16. Turn it clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease the volume.

When the knob is pushed less than 2 seconds, Squelch can be changed.

4. Controls & Keys

Figure 5-1) PM180 Front Panel

Speaker

MIC Jack

Emergency MIC

TX/RX Status LED

Power ON/OFF

Volume Switch

S Key

A Key

B Key

Key

Enter Switch

Channel UP/DOWN Switch

Welcome SC NM Team 1

Display

It is a 125 x 36 LCD graphic type. Each icon indicates related operation.

Figure 5-2) PM180 Series LCD Indicator

001

CH 001

RSSI

Display

Channel & Status Display

CTCSS/DCS

Alert ON/OFF

2/5 TONE

Scramble Narrow/Wide

Key Lock

Compander

RF Power Level

Status

Scan

Channel Selector

Rotate to select a channel. Turn clockwise to increase the channel and counterclockwise to decrease the channel. Press to select a group if the group is set. Press and hold over 2 seconds to enter into the menu.

Microphone Jack

Insert the microphone plug into this jack.

S Key

Press the key to activate its programmable function. The default setting is RF power/Selcall.

A Key

Press the key to activate its programmable function. The default setting is Key tone/Menu.

B Key

Press the key to activate its programmable function. The default setting is TX inhibit/Scan.

Key

Press the key to activate its programmable function. The default setting is Monitor. When in the Menu, a key press will step back one step. Also used as an exit key.

TX/Busy LED

TX LED lights red while transmitting.

PTT Switch

To send a voice transmission, press and hold the switch, and then speak into the microphone. Release PTT to receive.

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4.1 Programmable Key Functions

Keys can be programmed with the functions listed below. Each key has the ability for two functions to be programmed, and are activated with a short press or long press. Please contact your dealer for further details on these functions.

*The function can be selected only when GPS is installed.

Channel Up Channel Down Monitor ON/OFF Key lock ON/OFF Scan Mode Selcall Mode TX Power Change Emergency DTMF ON/OFF Horn Alert ON/OFF Public Address ON/OFF

Talk Around ON/OFF Fast Channel Mode TOT ON/OFF BCL ON/OFF Scramble ON/OFF Compander ON/OFF TX Inhibit ON/OFF Key Tone ON/OFF TX Alert ON/OFF *GPS ON/OFF Menu

DTMF Buffer Clear Scan Add/Remove Status Send Staus Receive Check DTMF One Time Send Voting Mode Squelch Change Group Charge

4.2 Operations

Power ON / OFF

Press and hold the volume knob to turn the radio on. If the radio is protected with a password, “PASSWORD INPUT” will appear on the display when power is on. To unlock the radio, enter the correct password.

1. Choose a number by rotating the channel selector.

2. Press the selector to input the number.

3. Repeat steps 1 and 2 to enter the whole password. If no key is pressed within 10 seconds, the radio will return to the password protect state.

4. Press the selector for more than 1 second to complete the entry. Press and hold the volume for approximately 2 seconds to turn the radio off.further details on these functions.

Volume Adjustment

Rotate the volume knob clockwise to increase the volume and counterclockwise to decrease the volume. Maximum increment is 16 levels.

Transmitting

1. Choose the wanted group and a channel.

2. Press and hold the PTT switch, then speak into the microphone. For best sound quality at the receiving radio, hold the microphone approximately 5~10cm from your mouth.

3. Release the PTT to receive.

4. When communication is completed, return the microphone to its hanger.

Power Adjustment

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

1. Press “S” button (default setting) or a button programmed as power control.

2. Rotate the selector to select one of 4 levels. Transmitting output power can be controlled with 4 levels. The maximum output power is 25W.

Receiving

1. Select the wanted group and channel

2. When a call is received, LED becomes green. The user should not press the PTT during the reception.

If 2/5 tones are programmed without any matched tones, the radio will not receive properly. Sending and receiving signals are prohibited until the matched tone is received.

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CH 001

001

CH 001

001

CH 001

Channel Selection / Group Selection

Choose the wanted channel/group using the channel selector if it is programmed with a group. To select a group, push the selector and rotate to the wanted group. Push the selector again to set the wanted group.

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Enabling / Disabling Scan

To activate the Scan function, press the “B” key (default setting) or the key programmed as scan over 2 seconds. The scan icon appears on the display. To stop the Scan, press and hold the “B” key (default setting) over 2 seconds or the key programmed as scan.

Normal Scan

The scan is processed in the sequence of channels when the radio is programmed. While the signal is being received, if you want to return to the scan list without listening to the call, press the “S” button. If you to delete a channel from the scan list during the receiving signal, press the button “A”.

Priority Scan

The priority scan is shown as “P-” in conjunction with the channel on the LCD. The priority scan is to check a receiving status between each scan channels per the following: P, S1, P, S2, P, S3. The priority channel is scanned periodically within the normal scanning and the priority is received prior to other signals. During the status of receiving a signal, the channel can be moved to next scan channel by up/down button. Furthermore, the channel of receiving signal can be deleted from the list of scan temporarily. When the priority is received, the channel can not be changed or deleted.

Key Lock

During standby, if a key programmed for key lock is pressed, the key lock icon is shown on the display. The channel selector is halted along with the programmable keys. Only monitor and the volume control are functional.

SelCall

*At programmed SelCall, paging between individuals or groups can be available with 5 tones.

A maximum of 100 IDs’ can be stored in the list.

*To escape SelCall model, press and hold the channel selector over 2 seconds.

1) Call on SelCall

001

CH 001

SC NM

Team 2

SC NM

CEO

ID selection

No SelCall operation SelCall operation

At call waiting, press the “S” key over 2 seconds at default setting or the key programmed as SelCall. Rotate the selector to select the SelCall channel you want to call. If you want to call “ID: A” in the list, select “A” by the selector. And then push the selector to send the SelCall signal to the radio you want to call. If the program is set as sending caller’s ID altogether, the receiving radio is shown the caller’s ID on the display.

Communication on the SelCall

Select the channel of the party you wish to talk to. Push the PTT button and then caller’s ID is transmitted on that channel.

Emergency

When a button is programmed as emergency, the emergency function can be activated. When a button programmed as emergency is pressed over 2 seconds, the alert signal is repeatedly transmitted in normal mode. When a radio is in 5 tone setting mode, the alert is transmitted with 5 tones.

Fast Channel

Press a button programmed as Fast channel. Rotate the selector to change channels. Only channels programmed as Fast channel with ICON “F” is shown in the display. This function is activated when some channels in the channel list are selected as Fast channel by programmer and a button is pre-programmed as fast channel setting.

Stun / Revive

When Stun/Revive function is programmed with SelCall ID, stunning a radio or reviving a radio can be activated by remote control. When a radio programmed with Stun ID receives Stun ID from a control radio, all buttons and selectors of the programmed radio are locked. In this state, only PTT works for sending alert sounds. Even if the power to the radio is reset it remains Stunned. The stun status is continued until it receives Revive ID.

Stun status

STUN !

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Scramble / Descramble

This function is used for preventing eavesdropping and can only be utilized if this function is used on both the transmitting and receiving radios.

BCL / BCLO

This function is to limit sending signals to avoid interrupting others’ communication when many radio users are on the same channel. If PTT is pushed while receiving a signal, an alert sounds with message shown on the display.

Time Out Timer (TOT)

This function is to prohibit a radio from occupying one channel for a long period of time. An alert sounds when the TOT timer expires. Transmit stops even if the PTT button is depressed. A penalty timer is used to allow the unit to cool before transmission can be repeated.

2-Tone

When 2-tone is matched between caller and receiver in the status of programmed 2-tone, normal communication is performed.

Horn Alert

This function is to alert people away from vehicle through external speaker when certain calls are received.

Public Address

This function is to route sounds from microphone to an external speaker or similar external equipment.

Talk Around

When communication through repeaters is performed, this function is to allow communication among radios directly if a repeater is out of range or usage is not required.

4. 3 Advanced Operations

It should be set in the programming software.

Transmitting mode at TX channel during scan (Programmable)

1. Home : Sending signal is always on the channel from which scan was initiated.

2. Last Receive : Sending signal is on the last channel to receive a call.

3. Current Channel : Sending signal is on any channel within the scan list.

4. Priority Scan : When sending signal is initiated, it always transmits on the priority channel. When a call is received it will transmit on the received channel as long as it is within the Scan Dwell time. When scan resumes it transmits on the priority channel.

5. Priority Only: Anytime PTT is pressed, it transmits on the priority channel.

Hanger in Scan (Programmable)

When it is set in the programmer, scan works while a microphone hangs in the clip. If the microphone is lifted up, scan stops during that time.

Off-Hook Monitor (Programmable)

When the microphone is on the hanger, the radio must receive CTCSS + carrier to open the audio. When the microphone is off, the radio must receive carrier only to open the audio.

Voting (Programmable)

It is to select the strongest signal repeater for communication. After a radio compare signals among repeaters, the repeater with strongest signal is selected for call.

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To enter the menu, press and hold the channel selector knob for 2 seconds. The menu consists of 10 main menus along with various sub-menus. So, if the menu is set according to circumstance and purpose of use, the radio can be utilized conveniently. The main menu has a list such as SCAN, ID ANI, Message, Status Setting, Utility, Vehicle, Sound/ Tone, RPT/ Talk Ad, GPS Setting, Software Ver. and it is selected by the rotation of the right knob. To execute a function press the knob in.

5.1 SCAN Setting

It has 3 sub-menus (List, Priority Use, and Priority List). The selection is made available by rotating the right knob and the activation is by pushing the knob.

1) List

① The channel list of group and whether the channel is in the scan is displayed as Yes or No. To

move among channels, rotate the right knob.

② Press the right knob to select Yes or No.

③ To go to upper rank, press the red button.

5. Menu Description

Main Menu Procedure

Scan sub-menu procedure

Scan ID ANI Message Status

Utility Vehicle

Software Ver.#

Sound/Tone Rpt/Talk Arnd

GPS

L i s t P r i o r i t y U se P r i o r i t y L i s t

Scan Scan Scan

Team 1 Team 2 YESYES

L i s t L i s t Team 1 Team 2 NoYes

L i s t L i s t

(Optional)

(N/A)

2) Priority Use

① Rotate the right selector knob to change Yes/No.

② Push the right selector knob to set, Back to upper menu.

③ To go to upper menu, press the Red button.

3) Priority List

① The channel list in the group and whether the channel is set as priority is displayed as the sign

of Yes or No. To change channel in the list, rotate the right knob.

② Rotate the right selector knob to change Yes/No.

③ To go to upper menu, press the Red button.

5.2 ID ANI Setting

It has two kinds of sub-menu as DTMF & Selcall. With the right knob, select one of them. And set it by pushing the knob.

Y E S N O

P r i o r i t y U se P r i o r i t y U se

Y E S P r i o r i t y U se

P r i o r i t y Use Scan Team 1 Team 2 YESYES

P r i o r i t y L i s t P r i o r i t y L i s t Team 1 Team 1 NoYES

P r i o r i t y L i s t P r i o r i t y L i s t

DTMF SELCALL

ID ANI ID ANI

1) DTMF

① Rotate the right selector knob to select Yes or No.

Y E S N O

DTMF DTMF

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② Press the knob to set, back to upper rank.

③ To move back to upper menu, press the red button.

2) SelCall

① Rotate the right selector knob to select Yes or No.

② Press the knob to set, back to upper rank.

③ To move back to upper menu, press the red button.

5.3 Status Setting

Consists of two modes similar to “Send” or “Receive Check”; Pre-programmed status is sent to the ID to the channel receiving. And the receiving message can be checked. (Refer to menu table).

1) Send

① Display pre-programmed Status. Rotate the right selector knob to select a status to be sent,

press the right selector knob to set.

② Rotate the right selector knob to select the ID which you wanted to send the status. And then

press the right selector knob to set.

③ After automatically getting out of the menu, the radio sends the status, with the receiver’s ID

and a sender’s ID orderly.

STATE L i s t e n

S t a t u s L i s t

STATE Meeting

S t a t u s L i s t

Send t o DT NM

GUARDROOM

Sand to Sand to DT NM

GUARDROOM

DT NM

GUARDROOM

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CH 001

Y E S SELCALL

SELCALL ID ANI

Y E S N O

SELCALL SELCALL

Y E S DTMF

DTMF ID ANI

2) Receive Check

① Rotate the right selector knob to select the received status for reading. And then press the

right selector knob know to check the sender’s ID.

② RTo remove the received status, press the “S” button.

③ To erase all of the received status, press the “A” button and select Yes.

5.4 Utility Setting

There are six sub-menus (RF Power, Lone Worker, Scramble, LCD Contrast, Big Font, and Password). The selection is done by the right selector knob; press it to activate the function

1) RF Power

① Rotate the right selector knob to select one of the 4 power levels. Then press the right selector

knob to set.

② To go back to the upper menu, press the Red button.

2) Lone Worker

① Rotate the right selector knob to select and press it to set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

STATE L i s t

RX S t a t u s L i s t

STATE Meeting

RX S t a t u s L i s t

f r o m

e n

DT NM

GUARDROOM

STATE L i s t

RX S t a t u s L i s t

D e l e t e S t a t u s !

f r o m

e n

DT NM

GUARDROOM

STATE L i s t

RX S t a t u s L i s t

Y E S

ALL DELETE ?

e n

D e l e t e S t a t u s !

RF Power Lone Worker Scramble

U t i l i t y U t i l i t y U t i l i t y

Lcd Contrast Big Font Password

U t i l i t y U t i l i t y U t i l i t y

RF Power

U t i l i t y RF Power

Y E S

Lone Worker

N O

Lone Worker

U t i l i t y Lone Worker

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3) Scramble

① Rotate the right selector knob to select and press it to set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

4) LCD Contrast

① Rotate the right selector knob to select one of 20 steps. Then press it to set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

5) Big Font

① Rotate the right selector knob to select one of them such as “Name, Number, and Normal”.

Then press it to set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

6) Password

① When a Password is pre-programmed, “PASSWORD INPUT” is displayed on the LCD. Input

the password by rotating the channel selector knob with a press to set the number. The 2nd set shows how to input a “NEW PASSWORD”.

② When a password is not programmed, “NEW PASSWORD” is shown on the LCD. So, input

new password.

Y E S

Scramble

N O

Scramble

U t i l i t y Scramble

Lcd Contrast

U t i l i t y Lcd Contrast

Normal

Big Font

CHANNEL Name CHANNEL Number

Big Font

PASSWORD INPUT

NEW PASSWORD

CHECKED PASSWORD

③ When “CHECKED PASSWORD” is shown, input new password once again.

5.5 Vehicle Setting

It has two variations of Horn Alert, Public Address. Rotate the right selector knob to select one of them. Press the right selector knob to activate it.

1) Horn Alert

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes” and then press the right selector knob to activate

it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

2) Public AD

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes” and then press the right selector knob to activate

it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

CHECKED PASSWORD

SAVE PASSWORD

Horn A l e r t P u b l i c A D

V e h i c l e V e h i c l e

Y E S

Horn A l e r t

N O

Horn A l e r t

V e h i c l e

Horn A l e r t

Y E S

P u b l i c AD

Y E S

P u b l i c AD

V e h i c l e

P u b l i c AD

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5.6 Sound / Tone

There are 7 kinds of sub-menu. (ID Sound, Compander, Key Tone, Speaker, Name Tone, MSG Tone, and Call Tone) The selection is made available by the right selector knob. The activation is by pressing the right selector knob.

1) ID Sound

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes” and then press the right selector knob to activate

it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

2) Compander

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes” and then press the right selector knob to activate

it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

3) Key Tone

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes” and then press the right selector knob to activate

it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

Y E S

ID Sound

Y E S

ID Sound

Sound/ Tone

ID Sound

Y E S

Compander

Y E S

Compander

Sound/ Tone

Compander

Y E S

Key Tone

Y E S

Key Tone

Sound/ Tone

Key Tone

Message Tone Call Tone

Sound/ Tone

Name Tone

Sound/ Tone Sound/ Tone

Key Tone Speaker

Sound/ Tone

ID Sound

Sound/ Tone

Compander

Sound/ Tone Sound/ Tone

4) Speaker

① Rotate the right selector knob to select one of them (Front, Back, or Both) and then press

the right selector knob to activate it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

5) Name Tone

① Rotate the right selector knob to select preferred tone and then press the right selector knob to

set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

6) Message Tone

① Rotate the right selector knob to select preferred tone and then press the right selector knob to

set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button. .

7) Call Tone

① Rotate the right selector knob to select preferred tone and then press the right selector knob to

set.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

5.7 Repeater / Talk Around

It consists of 2 sub-menus for Repeater and Talk Around. The selection is made by rotating the right selector knob and then pressing the right selector knob to set.

Name Tone

Sound/ Tone

Name Tone

Front

Speaker

Back Both

Speaker

Message Tone

Sound/ Tone

Message Tone

C a l l Tone

Sound/ Tone

C a l l Tone

Repeater Talk Around

R p t r / T a l k A r n d R p t r / T a l k A r n d

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1) Repeater

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes”. And then press the right selector knob to

activate it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

2) Talk Around

① Rotate the right selector knob to select “Yes”. And then press the right selector knob to

activate it.

② To go back to upper menu, press the red button.

5.8 GPS Setting

It consists of 4 sub-menus; Method, Interval, Sync Slots, and Slot No. Selection is done by the rotating the right selector knob and then pressing the right selector knob to set. To send your location data, you must first install a GPS unit onto the transceiver. Press the key programmed as send the GPS data to transmit your location data. Ask your dealer for details.

5.9 Software version

Indicates the version of the Main & Front firmware:

Y E S

Repeater

Y E S

Repeater

R p t r / T a l k A r n d

Repeater

Y E S

T a l k A r o u n d

Y E S

T a l k A r o u n d

R p t r / T a l k A r n d

T a l k A r o u n d

Main Ver : ## . ## Front Ver : ## . ##

F/W Version F/W Version

6. Terminal Description

D-SUB 15 Pin Connector

Description

DC Power Output

Ignition Signal Input

Low Speed Data

Loudspeaker Output

Audio Output

Audio Input

TX Serial Data

RX Serial Data

External PTT

IF IC Output

Squelch Output

Programmable

DC Power Supply

Horn Alert Signal Output

Ground

Pin Name

RX Signal Strength

IGN

LSP

EXT_SPK

AF_OUT

EXT_MIC

TXD/FCN1

RXD/FCN2

EXT_PTT

F_AUDIO

COR/COS

EXT/INPUT

DC+5V

HR1

HR2

GND

Pin No

I/O

RemarkSpecification

0.6~1.4V

Power ON :

Power OFF :

R79 is selection

R12 is selection

4Watt

500mV

3.3V TTL

3.3V(H) : PTT OFF 0V(L) : PTT ON

100mV

S.Q ON : 3.3V S.Q OFF : 0V

High Impedance

DC+5V Max 100mA

Max 3A

Ground

After PCB Version

XM1-R5 XM2-R3 XM4-R7

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Microphone Jack

Description

Backlight of Microphone

DC Power Output

Ground

PTT/PC Serial Data

MIC Ground

MIC Signal Input

HOOK/PC Serial Data

MIC Data Detection

Pin Name

MBL

DC+13.6V

GND

PTT/TXD0

MIC

HOOK/RXD0

Pin No

I/O

RemarkSpecification

13.6

Ground

3.3V TTL

MIC Ground

600

3.3V TTL

High Impedance

Speaker Jack (3.5mm Phone Jack) 4Watt/4

Description

External Speaker Output

Ground

Pin Name

SPO

GND

Pin No

I/O

Remark

Specification

4Watt/4

Ground

DC Input Power Connector

Description

DC Power Output

Ground

Pin Name

DC+13.6V

GND

Pin No

Red

Black

I/O

Remark

Specification

13.6

Ground

Antenna Connector

Description

PL-259

Impedance is 50

Pin NamePin No

I/O

RemarkSpecification

General

7. Specifications

Frequency Range Frequency Stability Programmable Channels Channel Spacing Dimensions Weight Power Source Current Drain (Maximum)

VHF: 136 ~ 174 MHz

1.5PPM (-30 to +60 ) 512 Channels/32 Group Dual Channel Spacing 12.5/25 kHz (12.5kHz USA) 165mm (W) x 45mm (H) x 172mm (D)

1.1Kg DC +13.6

5% Receive Mode, Rated Audio Out -1A (Audio Max) Transmit Mode -11A Standby Mode - 300mA

Transmitter

RF Power Output

Spurious and Harmonic FM Hum and Noise Audio Distortion Audio Frequency Response

Output Impedance

50/25/10/5Watt (TM-8102 / TM-8104) 25/20/10/5Watt (TM-2102) 70dB 40dB (12.5kHz), 45dB (25kHz) 3% Maximum with 1kHz Modulation +1, -3dB from 6dB per Octave Pre-Emphasis Characteristic from 300 ~ 3000Hz 50ohms

Receiver

7.1 PM180-V

Sensitivity Squelch Sensitivity Selectivity Spurious and Harmonic Rejection FM Hum and Noise Audio Output Power Audio Distortion Audio Response

IF Frequencies Input Impedance

0.25uV 12 dB SINAD

0.22uV 10dB SINAD 65dB (12.5kHz), 70dB (25kHz) 75dB 40dB (12.5kHz), 45dB (25kHz) 4 Watt Across an 4-ohm Load Less than 5% at Rated Output +1, -3 dB from 6dB per Octave De-Emphasis Characteristic from 300 ~ 3000Hz

21.4MHz and 455kHz 50 ohms

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General

Frequency Range Frequency Stability Programmable Channels Channel Spacing Dimensions Weight Power Source Current Drain (Maximum)

400 ~ 470 MHz

1.5PPM (-30 to +60 ) 512 Channels/ 32 Group Dual Channel Spacing 12.5 / 25 kHz (12.5kHz USA) 165mm (W) x 45mm (H) x 172mm (D)

1.1 Kg DC +13.6

15% Receive Mode, Rated Audio Out - 1A(Audio Max) Transmit Mode - 11A Standby Mode - 300mA

Transmitter

RF Power Output

Spurious and Harmonic FM Hum and Noise Audio Distortion Audio Frequency Response

Output Impedance

40/25/10 / 5Watt (TM-8402 / TM-8404) 25/20/10/5Watt (TM-2402) 70dB 40dB (12.5kHz), 45dB (25kHz) 3% Maximum with 1kHz Modulation +1, -3dB from 6dB per Octave Pre-Emphasis Characteristic from 300 ~ 3000Hz 50 ohms

Receiver

7.2 PM180-U

Sensitivity Squelch Sensitivity Selectivity Spurious and Harmonic Rejection FM Hum and Noise Audio Output Power Audio Distortion Audio Response

IF Frequencies Input Impedance

0.25uV 12 dB SINAD

45.3MHz and 455kHz 50 ohms

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Maxon PM180 User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual