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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Mitex Site Professional Two-way radio Single Pack
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing this Mitex two-way radio, a
truly professional and durable radio that will provide
reliable, high quality communication, even under harsh
and demanding conditions. Before operation and to
obtain the best performance please read this manual
carefully to become familiar with the radios features
and uses.
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User safety information .......
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Contents ..
Battery Inf
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Accessories
Installation ....
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Radio Diagram ....
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Funct ion and Operation ..
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Troubleshooting and Ma
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Specifica tions ......
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Channel Table ..........
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Declaration ..
Warranty and Service ..
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Please read the follow ing information carefully to become familiar with
your new Mitex professional two-way radio:
• Do not attempt to repair, disassemble
or
re-assemb
le the
radio.
Repair s
hould only
be
carried out
by
a qualified Radio Engineer
or
Mitex (UK) Ltd (www.mitexuk.co.uk
).
• In order to avo
id
electromagnetic interference, please turn off the
radio in any areas where radio transmissions are not permitted
e.g. Hospitals, Aircraft, etc.
• Do not place a radio in any area over,
or
in
the deployment area
of
an Air Bag with
in
a vehicle.
• Never operate the radio in potent ially flammable and explosive
atmospheres.
• Never replace
or
charge batteries in potentially flammable
or
explosive atmospheres .
• Do not operate the radio
if
its antenna is damaged.
• Do not expose the radio to long periods
of
direct sunlight, for example
on the dashboard of a vehicle or close to heating appliances.
• When using
your
radio, try to keep
it
vertical a
nd
at a distance of
5-1
Ocm
from yo
ur
mouth.
• Keep a distance of at leas t 2.Scm between the antenna and your
head and body when transmitting.
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Please open the box carefully and check that the following items are
in cluded.
If you find any items are miss i
ng
or have been damaged
duri
ng
shipment, please contact Mitex (UK) Ltd. (www.mitexuk.co.uk)
Equipment and Accessories Supplied:
Mitex Site Radio
x1
Li-ion Battery Pack
x1
AC adaptor
x1
Intelligent Charger Pod x1
Antenna x1
Wrist strap
x1
Belt
Clip
x1
Audio accessories retention cover
x1
Protective Leather Case & strap
x1
User Manual
x1
License app lication
x1
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Battery
information
6 Caution
• In order to
avo
id
dam
age to the battery,
on
ly use the charger
provided. T
he
supplied charger is an ·intelligent' charger and
has automatic overload-protec t functions built in.
Do
not
short-circuit the battery pack or dispose
of
in a fire.
•
The optimal charging tempe rature is be tween 10 c and 35 c
Whe
n charging in temperatures below
10cthere
may be a
leakage
of
electrolyte which will damage the battery. If
cha rging above
35«
. battery performance will be reduced.
Battery Charging
Connect the
AC
adaptor to the charger. The Red LED wi
ll
light
up. Place the battery
or
the radio with battery attached into the
charger (check that the battery is properly in place). The red
light
will begin to flash - indicating that charging is in progress.
The LED
will turn green when the ba ttery is fully charged. (See
illustration)
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installation
Installing and Remov i
ng
the Battery Pack
Place the recharg eable battery pack onto the back of the radio. (It will
only
fit
in
one way ). Snap the battery pack into place until you hear a
click . Check
tha
t the battery pack fits tightly
in
place against the body
of the
radio. (See illustration 2)
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To remove the ba
tt
ery pack, pull back on the release catch and li
ft
the
battery pack from the body
of
the radio.(See illustration 3)
Figure 3
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installation
Installing/Removing the Antenna
Screw the antenna into the connector on the top of the radio by
holding the antenna at its base and turning it clockwi
se
until it is
secure.
(See illus tration 4)
To
remove the antenna. hold the antenna
at
its base and turn it
counter-clockwise
until
11
is released from the thread.
(See illustration 5)
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installation
Installing the Earpiece
Open the Speaker/microphone plastic
cover using a scr
ew
driver. and then
insert the spea ker/microphone
plug
in
to the SP/MIC jacks. Then if
required attach
th
e retention
cover
(See illustration 6)
Installing/Removing the Belt Clip
Figure6
Hold the Belt Clip as illustrated, and then slide it down into positi on
until it clicks into place.
To remo
ve the Belt Clip , pull the small metal lu g away from the radio
bod y as shown. then
slide
the Belt Clip upwards to release.
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Chargi
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Pole
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Function
and
operation
Switching power on
Turn the
On/Off/vol ume control clockwise
to switch the radio ON. The radio will
bl
eep once.
Adjusting the
Volume
Rotate the
On
/Off/volume contro l clockwise
or ant
i-
clockwi
se
to adjust the volume as
required.
Cl
ockw
ise inc reases the volume
and anti-clockwise
dec
reases the volume.
Channel selection
Rota te the channel knob to
select the
required channel.
(Channel 16 is scan channe l).
Transmitting
Pre
ss
and hold the PTT (Push to Talk) switch.
then speak
clearly into the microphone with
yo
ur
normal voice. (Remember to keep the
microphone between 5-10 cm from your mouth}.
Release the P
TT
when you have finished talking.
Receiving
You
do not need to do anything to receive a radio tran
sm
ission.
(
You
will hear it automatically when someone transmits a message
on your
channel)
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Sc
an Function
Turn the
channel selector knob fully clockw ise
to
reac h channel 16 (S).
The radio will then begin
to
scan. When a busy channel is found, the
radio
wi ll remain
in
scan mode for 5 seconds after the transmition has
ended.
To
end the scan, rotate the channel selector to any channel
between 1 and 1
5.
There are two kinds
of
scan modes: ordinary scan and priority scan
(a programmable setting)
1.0rdinary
scan
CH
1
-->
CH2
--+
CH3 --> · · · · · ·
--+
CH16
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2.Priority scan: provided that priority scan channel is set to Channel10,
the scan sequen
ce
is
as
follows:
CH1
--+
CH
10 --+CH2
--+
CH10--+
· · · · ·
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CH16
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Timer (TOT)
The purpose
of
the
Time-out Timer is to preve nt a channel from being
used
continuously for t
oo
long.
If
you continuously transmit for a period
of
time that exceeds t
he
Time-out Timer the transceiver will st
op
transmi tting and
an
alert tone
wi ll sound.
To
stop the tone, release the PTT switch.
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Battery Saver
The transceiver
will switch to battery save mode wh
en
it hasn't
received any
signal
or
hasn't been operat
ed
for more than 10 seconds.
When
th
e transceiver receives an incoming signal
or
is used to transmit,
th
e battery saver mode wi
ll
switch off automaticall
y.
Low Battery Alert
If
t
he
battery is l
ow
. the red LED will come on and an alert tone will
sound. If this happens, t
he
rad
io will not transmit. You must then
recharge the batter pack or insert a fresh
ba
ttery.
Monitor
You
can use the
Mo
nit
or
key to listen to wea k signals that you cannot
hea r during
no
rmal operation and to adjust the volume when
no
signals are present on your selected channe
l.
CTCSS and DCS
CTCSS
and DCS are used for privacy and to avoid receiving unwanted
radio transmissions from other radio operators. Radios that do not
transmit t
he
corre
ct
CTCSS or DCS will not
be
heard. This means
that you
will be able to communicate wi
th
the people you want to
without having to
listen to other people who may also be sharing the
same
cha nne
l.
These codes are pre-set and programmed by Mitex (www.mitexuk.co.uk)
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VOX Function
VOX is programmed into t
he
un it as standard. This enables a user to
transmit and
call other users (When using a VOX enabl
ed
headse t)
without havi
ng
to first press the PTT button
Important
Notification of inten ded purpose and limitations
of
product use.
This product is an FM two way radio transce iver
suitable for use in
Private Business Radio (PBR) systems.
It utilises operating frequencies
not harmonized in
in
tend
ed
country
of
use. A License must be obtained
before usi
ng
the product in intend
ed
country
of
use. Ensure respect ive
country licensing requirements are complied with. Limitations
of
use
can
app
ly
in respect of ope rating frequency, transmitter power and/ or
channel spacing.
Mitex
dec
lares the radio types listed above comply with the essential
requirements and other relevant provisions
of
directive 1999/5/EC.
Not
e:
A copy
of
a signed and dated Declaration of Conformity can be
obtained via Mitex (UK) Ltd (www.mitexuk.co.uk)
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The battery is low. Please recharge the
The
tr
ansceiver does not
battery pack a
nd
ma
ke
sure the battery
work when switched o
n.
pack is properly fitted - refit
it
if
necessary.
The battery ru
ns
out in a
The battery
is
no longer in good condition
short time.
and needs to be
replaced with a new one
(www.mitexuk.co.u
k).
T
he
radio can't
The radio is out of
usable
ran
ge, is not of
commu
ni
cate with other
the same
model type, or t
he
CTCSS or
u
ni
ts
in
the same user
DCS settings are incorrect. Check that
the
group.
correct tones are
se
t at (www.mitexuk.co.ukl
The radio receives
unwanted transmissions
Change the
channel
of
all the radios
in
the
from other radio user
s.
required group.
Maintenance
Do not car
ry the radio by t
he
antenna or attached audio accessories.
Clean the butt
ons
, control knob and radio body with a dry cloth when
it has been unused for a
long time
or
becomes dirty.
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Mit
ex
has a pol i
cy
of continuous improvement which determines our
right to change specification
or
design and function without notice.
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Frequency range
136-174MHZ
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403-470MHZ
Number of channels 16CH
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Span
of
channels
25KHZ/12.5KHZ
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Step
of
channels
5,
6.25KHZ
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Working Voltage
7.2V
DC
±20
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Battery
wo
rking time
Lith
ium
Battery ( 1300
mHA)
About
10 hou
rs
according
lo
5-5-90
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Working temperatu
re
-30'c to+60"c
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Frequen
cy
stab ility
±2.5ppm (-3o'c to+6o·
c)
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Antenna Impedance
500
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Dimensions
54
x
31
x 116
mm
(exclude projection)
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Weight
25og(
includ ing battery and antenna)
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Error
< 5 x
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6
Car
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<
5W
\ilodulatc Lim
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< 5KHz
Au
dio
distor
tion
< 5%
Modulate
characteristic
s
i 3dB
Adjacent
channd Power
>
65d8
Spurious r
esp
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< 7.5µW
In u
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Ba nd
< 16KHz
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Sensitivity 12dB (SINAD) 0. 18µV
Audio
disto11ion
< 5%
Audio
response
+2dB • -10dB
Com
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Cha
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>-
8dB
Adjacent
Cha
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Selecti
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> 55dB
lmcr-mod
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> 55dB
Sp
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response
> 55dB
Bl
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> 85d8
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Channel Table
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GENERAL
SECURITY
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SITE
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Sec
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Dcdkated Site
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Channels 13, 14 &
15
are
common
to all Mitex U
HF Transceivers
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CE version
of
the Mitex Site
which
display the CE symbol on
( E
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I the product label, complies wi
th
the essential requirements of
the European Radio and
Tel
ecommunications Terminal
Directive 199915/CE.
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This warning symbol indicates that this equipment operates in
non-harmonised frequency bands and/ or may be subject to
licensing conditions in
th
e country
of
use.
Be sure to check that you have the correct programmi
ng
of
I this rad io, to comp ly
wi
th
your national licens i
ng
requirements.
The European
Union (EU) Waste
of
Electrical a
nd
Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) directive
re
quires that products sold into
the EU must have the crosse d trash bin labe l
on
the product
or packaging. This label means that end use
rs
shou
ld
not
dispose
of such
goods in household waste. Customers
shoul d contac t
th
eir local recycling center for safe treatment
or
re
turn the product
to
Mitex (UK) Ltd for recycling.
Our
warranty applies only to the purchaser if the radio has been properly
used and maintained. This warranty applies
in
lieu
of
any other warranty
or
guarantee expresse d or implied and variations
of
its terms are not
authorized without express written consent from Mitex
(UK ) Ltd. This
Warranty will not be effective unless you can produce upon request a
dated receipt or invoice to verify your proof
of
purchase within 12 months
period. This Warranty is an additional benefit and does not effect your
statutory rights.
Conditions
of
Warranty
Mitex
(UK) Ltd warrants this transceiver
for
1 year to the customer
(excluding Lithium battery pack and other accessories) to be free from
defects
in
materials and craftsmanship. Mitex (UK) Ltd warrants for 6
months to the customer the lithium battery pack to
be
free from defects
in materials and craftsmanship. Please refer to the warranty information
below
or
visit www.mitexuk.co.uk
Warranty Policy
We warrant this equipment against defects in mater i
al
or workmanshi
p,
with the exception
of
batteries and accessories , for a period of one year
from the date
of
original purchase.
This warranty is l
im
ited to repair
or
replacement
of
defective parts only
and is not valid
if
the equipment has been tampered with, misused
or
damaged.
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If
service
or
repa
ir
is required within the warranty period, repair wi
ll
be
made fr
ee
of charge by Mitex (U
K)
Ltd onl
y.
If the owner requires any
service
or
repair by anyone other than Mitex (UK) Ltd, the repair/servi
ce
cost must
be
paid by the owner and any such service
or
repair may
invalidate this warranty.
Th is warranty is
val id if the enclosed card is properly
fil
led in an d returned
to Mitex
(U
K) Ltd within T
en
days from the date of purchase and is limited
to the terms and conditions contained herein.
Mitex (UK) Ltd retains the right to make changes or modifications witho
ut
any notice
or
obligation to
the
owner
of
this equipment.
Mitex
(UK) Ltd
www.mitexuk.c
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uk
This manual is for the Mitex Site transceiver.
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