Midland g15 PMR446 Instruction Manual

G15

” Instruction guide

PMR446 TRANSCEIVER |

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Index

Programming software (optional) 2
Content 2
Main characteristics 3

Main controls and parts of the radio 4

Operations 6

Power on/off and volume adjustment 6
Transmission 6
Scan 6
Squelch 7
Battery recharge 7
Roger Beep (End transmission tone) 8
Keypad Beep 8
Vox 8
Maintenance 8

Technical specifications 10

Troubleshooting 11

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Thanks for choosing Midland! G15 is a portable transceiver that is free use in
almost all European countries. For further information, we suggest you look
at the “Restrictions on the use” chart.

Midland G15 is a multi-task PMR446 transceiver.

Combining the latest technology in radio communication along with a
sturdy mechanical frame, G15 is the ideal and effective solution for the
professionals who need to stay in touch with the working team (in con­struction sites, buildings, shows, trade fairs or hotels) or for leisure users
that just want to keep up with friends and family.

Programming software (optional)

Thanks to Midland Programming software PRG-G15, it is possible to
increase the performance of your radio or to reduce its functionality
by enabling or disabling some features (CTCSS, TOT, VOX, ROGER BEEP,
SQUELCH, VOICE...)
For further information, please consult the Programming software ma­nual.

Content

• 1 G15 transceiver

• 1 belt clip

• 1 wall adaptor

• 1 1600mAh Li-ion rechargeable battery pack

• 1 desktop charger

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Main characteristics

• PMR446 Transceiver

• IP67 certified: the housing protects the device from dust and from

water infiltration up to a depth of 1 meter for 30 minutes

• Output power: ≤ 500mW ERP

• Channel spacing: 12.5KHz

• Scan

• Vocal tuning

• Roger Beep

• Battery save

• Monitor

• Squelch

• Vox

COVERAGE/RANGE

The maximum range depends on terrain condition and is obtained du­ring use in an open space.
The only limitation to maximum possible range are environmental fac­tors such as blockage caused by trees,buildings, or other obstructions. In­side a car or a metallic constructions, the range can be reduced. Normally
the coverage in the city, with buildings or other obstructions is about 1
or 2 Km. In open space but with obstructions like trees, leaves or houses
the maximum possible range is about 4-6 Km. In open space, without
obstructions and in sight, like for example in mountain, the coverage can
be more than 12 Km.