Motorola FV300R, FV300AA User Manual

Two-Way Radio

User’s Guide

F

V300 Series

Safety and General Information

FCC Licensing Information

C

ontrol Buttons

KEM-PK14190-65

Important Informationon Safe and Efficient Operation

ReadThis Information Before UsingYourRadio.

The informationprovided in thisdocument supersedes thegeneral
safety informationin user guidespublished prior toDecember 1, 2002.

Transmitand Receive Procedure

Yourtwo-way radiocontains atransmitter anda receiver.To control
your exposureand ensure compliancewith the general
population/uncontrolled environmentexposure limits, alwaysadhere to
the followingprocedure:

• Transmitno morethan 50%of thetime.

• To receivecalls, releasethe PTTbutton.

• To transmit(talk), pressthe Pushto Talk (PTT)button.

Transmitting50% ofthe time,or less,is importantbecause theradio
generates measurableRF energy exposureonly when transmitting(in
terms ofmeasuring standards compliance).

Exposure toRadio Frequency Energy

YourMotorola two-wayradio complieswith the
following RFenergy exposure standardsand guidelines:

• UnitedStates Federal communicationsCommission, Code ofFederal
Regulations; 47CFRpart 2 sub-partJ

• AmericanNational Standards Institute(ANSI)/Instituteof Electrical
and Electronic Engineers(IEEE) C95.1-1992

• Instituteof Electrical andElectronics Engineers (IEEE)C95.1-1999
Edition

• InternationalCommission on Non-IonizingRadiation Protection
(ICNIRP) 1998

Getting Started

Display Screen Guide

Installing the Batteries

Each radiouses 1 NiMHrechargeable battery packor 3 AAAalkaline
batteries andbeeps when thebatteries are low.

Installing NiMH RechargeableBattery Pack (Optional
Accessory)

1. Turnthe radiooff.

2. With theback of theradio facing you,use the beltclip or acoin to
wedge thebattery cover open.

3. Remove thebattery pack fromthe clear plasticbag (Do not
disassemble orunwrap the batterypack).

4. Insert theNiMH battery packwith the diagramfacing you.

5. Reposition thebattery cover andpress down tosecure.

Installing theThree AAAAlkaline Batteries

1. Turnthe radiooff.

2. With theback of theradio facing you,use the beltclip or acoin to
wedge thebattery cover open.

3. Insert thethree AAA alkalinebatteries with +and - polarityas
shown inside.

4. Reposition thebattery cover andpress down tosecure.

Talkingand Listening

Tocommunicate, all radiosin yourgroup mustbe setto thesame
channel andInterference Eliminator Code.

1. Totalk, press andhold .

2. When youare finished talking,release .
For maximumclarity, hold theradio two tothree inches awayfrom your

mouth andspeak directly intothe microphone. Donot cover the
microphone whiletalking.

TalkRange

Yourradio isdesigned tomaximize performanceand improve
transmission range.Do not usethe radios closerthan five feetapart.

Push toTalk TimeoutTimer

Toprevent accidental transmissionsand savebattery life,the radio
emits acontinuous warning toneand stops transmittingif you press

for 60continuous seconds.

N

otes:

•

The lightwill remain redafter the batterypack is fullycharged.

• Whenmoving between hotand cold temperatures,do not chargethe
battery untilthe battery temperatureacclimates (usually about20
minutes).

•

For optimalbattery life, unplugthe charging adapterwithin 16 hours.
Do notstore the radiowhile connected tothe charger.

• Whenyour radiois pluggedinto theAC poweradapter, yourradio will
automaticallypower off.

L

ow BatteryAlert

In additionto your batterymeter showing howmuch battery poweryou
have, yourradio will beepto alert youto the factthat your batteries
are low.

Attaching andRemoving the Belt Clip

1. Attachbelt clip topocket or beltstrap.

2. Alignthe belt clippost with thehole in theback of theradio.

3. Gentlypush until theclip clicks inplace.

ToRemove

1. Pushdown on therelease tab atthe top ofthe belt clipto release

the catch.

2. Pullthe belt clipaway from theback of theradio.

TurningYourRadio On and Off

Toturn on,press and hold MENU untila channel numberappears
and theradio beeps. Toturn off,press andhold MENU until the
radio beepsand the displaygoes blank.

Setting theVolume

Press

+ to increase or – to decrease thevolume. The volumelevel

flashes and

VOLdisplays.

Menu Options

S

electing the Channel

Yourradio has22 channels.The channelis thefrequency yourradio
u

ses totransmit.

1

. Briefly pressand release MENU.The channel numberflashes.

2

. Press

+ or– t

o selecta channel.

3

. Press to confirm orMENU to continueset up.

For More Information

For furtherinformation, you maycall Motorola at1-800-638-5119 (U.S.
and Canada),or e-mail usat [e-mail] visitus onthe
Internet atwww.motorola.com.

S

etting andTransmittingCall Tones

Yourradio cantransmit differentcall tonesto otherradios inyour group
so youcan alert themthat you wantto talk. Youhave 10 calltones from
which tochoose.

Toset a calltone:

1. With theradio on, shortpress MENU untilthe appears. The
current calltone setting flashes.

2

. Press

+ or– t

o changeand hear thecall tone.

3

. Press to set thenew call toneor MENU tocontinue set up.
Totransmit your calltone toother radiosset tothe samechannel as
your radio,press .

Note: Settingthe call to0 disables thecall tone feature.

KeypadTones

Youmay enableor disablethe speakerkey tones. You willhear the key
tone eachtime a buttonis pushed.

1. Press MENUuntil appears. Thecurrent setting On/Offwill flash.

2. Press either

+ or – to turn Onor Off.

3. Press toconfirm or MENUto continue setup.
Note: Whenthe Key ToneFeature isoff, thefollowing arenot disabled:

• Transmittimeout alerttone;

• Power-downalert tone;

• Lowbattery alert tone;or

• Thetransmitted TCT tone.

Transmittinga Talk ConfirmationTone

Youcan setyour radioto transmita uniquetone whenyou finish
transmitting. Itis like saying“Roger” or “Over”to let othersknow you
are finishedtalking.

1. With theradio on, shortpress MENU untilthe appears. The

current settingOn/Off flashes.

2. Press

+ or – to turn Onor Off.

3. Press to set thetalk confirmationtone orMENU to continue

set up.

Auto PowerOn/Off

Yourradio willsave powerby automaticallyturning itselfoff ifunused
after apredetermined amount oftime.

1. Activate thissetting by shortpressing MENU untilthe displays.

The currentsetting (0, 30,60, 90) willflash.

2. Press

+ or– to setthe timeto 30minutes, 60minutes or90 minutes.

3. When youexit Menu mode,the setting timerwill begin ifyou are not

using theradio.

4. The screenshows

5. Press to confirm orMENU to continueset up.

C

allTone Button

S

hort presssends call tone.

P

ush toTalk

(

PTT)

P

ush totransmit,

r

elease tolisten.
I

n Menumode,
push toconfirm
selection.

Power/Menu
Button

L

ong pressturns

r

adio onor off.
Short press
enters Menu
m

ode.

Plus Button

I

ncreases volume

(

volume level

f

lashes andVOL
displays).
I

n Menumode,
e

nables youto

c

hange the
channel orturn
features onor off.

M

inus Button

Decreases
v

olume (volume

l

evel flashesand
VOL displays).
In Menumode,
e

nables you

c

hange the

c

hannel orto turn

features onor off.

R

echarging

J

ack

• Ministryof Health (Canada)Safety Code 6.Limits of HumanExposure
t

o RadiofrequencyElectromagnetic Fields inthe Frequency Range

f

rom 3KHz to 300GHz, 1999

•

Australian communicationsAuthority Radiocommunications
(

Electromagnetic Radiation—HumanExposure) Standard, 2003

• ANATAL ANNEXto Resolution No.303 of July2, 2002 “Regulationof
l

imitation ofexposure to electrical,magnetic and electromagnetic

f

ields inthe radio frequencyrange between 9KHz and 300GHz”and

“

Attachment toresolution #303 fromJuly 2, 2002”

T

o assureoptimal radio performanceand make surehuman exposure

t

o radiofrequency electromagnetic energyis within theguidelines set
forth inthe above standards,always adhere tothe following
procedures.

Portable RadioOperation and EME Exposure

A

ntenna Care

U

se onlythe supplied oran approved replacementantenna.
Unauthorized antennas,modifications, or attachmentscould damage
t

he radioand may violateFCC regulations.
Do NOThold the antennawhen the radiois “IN USE.”Holding the

antenna affectsthe effective range.

B

ody-Worn Operation

Tomaintain compliances withFCC/Health CanadaRF exposure
g

uidelines, ifyou wear aradio on yourbody when transmitting,always
p

lace theradio in aMotorola-supplied or approvedclip, holder,holster,
c

ase orbody harness forthis product. Useof non-Motorola-approved
accessories mayexceed FCC/Health CanadaRF exposure guidelines.

If youdo not useone of theMotorola-supplied or approvedbody-worn
accessories andare not usingthe radio heldin the normaluse
position, ensurethe radioand itsantenna areat least1 inch(2.5 cm)

f

rom yourbody whentransmitting.

Battery ChargerSafety Instructions:

S

ave theseInstructions

1. Do notexpose the chargerto rain orsnow.
2

. Do notoperate or disassemblethe charger ifit has receiveda sharp

blow, orhas been droppedor damaged inany way.

3

. Never alterthe AC cordor plug providedwith the unit.If the plugwill

not fitthe outlet, havethe proper outletinstalled by aqualified
electrician. Animproper condition canresult in arisk of electric
s

hock.

4. Toreduce therisk of damageto thecord orplug, pullthe plug rather
t

han thecord whendisconnecting thecharger fromthe ACreceptacle.

5. Toreduce the riskof electricshock, unplugthe chargerfrom the
outlet beforeattempting any maintenanceor cleaning.

6

. Use ofan attachment notrecommended or soldby Motorola may

result ina risk offire, electric shockor personal injury.

7. Make surethe cord islocated so itwill not bestepped on, tripped
over orsubjected to damageor stress.

8. An extensioncord should notbe used unlessabsolutely necessary.
Use ofan improper extensioncord could resultin a riskof a fire
and/or electricshock. If anextension cord mustbe used, makesure
that:

• Thepins on theplug of theextension cord arethe same number,size

and shapeas those onthe plug ofthe charger.

• Theextension cordis properlywired andin goodelectrical condition.

• Theextension cord sizeis 18 AWGfor lengths upto 100 feet,and

16 AWGfor lengths upto 150 feet.

9. Thesupply cord ofthis charger cannotbe replaced. Ifthe cord is
damaged, callMotorola Product Servicesat 1-800-353-2729 inthe USA
or 1-888-390-6456TTY (text telephone).

P

otentially ExplosiveAtmospheres

T

urn offyour radio priorto entering anyarea with apotentially explosive

a

tmosphere. Onlyradio types thatare especially qualifiedshould be
used insuch areas as“Intrinsically Safe.” Donot remove, installor
c

harge batteriesin such areas.Sparks in apotentially explosive
a

tmosphere cancause an explosionor fire resultingin bodily injuryor
e

ven death.

N

ote: Theareas with potentiallyexplosive atmospheres referredto

a

bove includefueling areas suchas below deckson boats, fuelor
chemical transferor storage facilities,areas where theair contains
chemicals orparticles (such asgrain, dust ormetal powders) andany
o

ther areawhere you wouldnormally be advisedto turn offyour vehicle
e

ngine. Areaswith potentially explosiveatmospheres are often—butnot
a

lways—posted.

B

lasting Capsand Areas

T

o avoidpossible interference withblasting operations, turnoff your
radio whenyou are nearelectrical blasting caps,in a blastingarea, or in
areas posted“Turn offtwo-way radios.”Obey allsigns andinstructions.

Operational Cautions

Antennas

Do notuse anyportable radiothat hasa damaged antenna.If a damaged
antenna comesinto contactwith your skin,a minorburn can result.

B

atteries

All batteriescan cause propertydamage and/or bodilyinjury such as
b

urns ifa conductive material—likejewelry, keys orbeaded chains—
t

ouch exposedterminals. The conductivematerial may completean

e

lectrical circuit(short circuit) andbecome quite hot.Exercise care in
handling anycharged battery, particularlywhen placing itinside a
p

ocket, purseor other containerwith metal objects.
Exercise carewhen removing NiMHor AAA batteries.Do not usesharp

or conductivetools to removeeither of thesebatteries.

YourMotorola radiooperates onGeneral MobileRadio Service(GMRS)
frequencies andis subject tothe Rules andRegulations of theFederal
Communications Commission(FCC). The FCCrequires that alloperators
using GMRSfrequencies obtain aradio license beforeoperating their
equipment. To obtainthe FCCforms, pleaserequest Form605 and159,
which includesall of theforms and instructionsyou will need.

If youwish to havethe document faxedor mailed, orif you have
questions, pleaseuse the followingcontact information:

Youmay alsovisit theFCC’s Website atwww.fcc.gov.
Changes ormodifications not expresslyapproved by Motorolamay void

the user’sauthority grantedby theFCC tooperate thisradio andshould
not bemade. Tocomply withFCC requirements,transmitter adjustments
should bemade only byor under thesupervision of aperson certified as
technically qualifiedto perform transmittermaintenance and repairsin
the privateland mobile andfixed services ascertified by anorganization
representative ofthe user ofthose services. Replacementof any
transmitter component(crystal, semiconductor,etc.) notauthorized by
the FCCequipment authorization forthis radio couldviolate FCC rules.

Note: Useof this radiooutside the countrywhere it wasintended to be
distributed issubject to governmentregulations and maybe prohibited.

Data Operation

If applicable,when using anydata feature ofthe radio withor without
a

n accessorycable, position theradio andits antennaat leastone

inch (2.5cm) fromthe body.

A

pproved Accessories

F

or alist of approvedMotorola accessories, visitout Web siteat

www.motorola.com.

E

lectromagnetic Interference/Compatibility

Note: Nearlyevery electronic deviceis susceptible toelectromagnetic
interference (EMI)if inadequately shielded,designed or otherwise
configured forelectromagnetic compatibility. Thisdevice complies with
Part 15of the FCCRules. Operation issubject to thefollowing two
c

onditions:

1. This devicemay not causeharmful interference; and
2

. This devicemust accept anyinterference received, including

interference thatmay cause undesiredoperation.

Facilities

Toavoid electromagnetic interferenceand/or compatibilityconflicts,
turn offyour radio inany facility whereposted notices instructyou to
do so.Hospitals or healthcare facilities maybe using equipmentthat is
sensitive toexternal RF energy.

Aircraft

When instructedto do so,turn off yourradio when onboardon aircraft.
Any useof a radiomust be inaccordance with applicableregulations
per airlinecrew instructions.

Medical Devices– Pacemakers

The AdvancedMedical TechnologyAssociation recommendsthat a
minimum separationof 6 inches(15 cm) bemaintained between a
handheld wirelessradio and apacemaker. Theserecommendations are
consistent withthe independent researchby and recommendationsof
the U.S.Food and DrugAdministration.

People withpacemakers should:

• ALWAYS keepthe radio morethan 6 inches(15 cm) fromtheir
pacemaker whenthe radio isturned ON.

• Notcarry the radioin the breastpocket.

• Usethe ear oppositethe pacemaker tominimize the potentialfor
interference.

• Turnthe radioOFF immediatelyif thereis anyreason tosuspect that
interference istaking place.

Medical Devices– Hearing Aids

Some digitalwireless radios mayinterfere with somehearing aids. In
the eventof such interference,you may wantto consult yourhearing
aid manufacturerto discuss alternatives.

Medical Devices- Other

If youuse any otherpersonal medical device,consult the manufacturer
of yourdevice to determineif it isadequately shielded fromRF energy.
Yourphysician maybe ableto assistyou inobtaining thisinformation.

Safety and GeneralUse While Driving

Check thelaws and regulationsregarding the useof radios inthe area
where youdrive, and alwaysobey them. Ifyou do useyour radio while
driving, please:

• Givefull attention todriving and tothe road.

• Usehands-free operation, ifavailable.

• Pulloff the roadand park beforemaking or answeringa call ifdriving
conditions sorequire.

The useof a two-wayradio while engagedin activities requiring
concentration maycause distraction orotherwise impair yourability to
safely participatein such activities.Always use technologysafely.

Do notplace a portableradio in thearea over anair bag orin theair
bag deploymentarea. Air bagsinflate with greatforce. If aportable
radio isplaced in theair bag deploymentarea and theair bag inflates,
the radiomay be propelledwith great forceand cause seriousinjury to
occupants ofthe vehicle.

C

hannelFrequencyDescriptionChannelFrequencyDescription

1 4

62.5625
M

Hz

G

MRS/FRS12467.6625

M

Hz

F

RS

2 462.5875

MHz

GMRS/FRS 13 467.6875

MHz

FRS

3 4

62.6125
M

Hz

G

MRS/FRS14467.7125

M

Hz

F

RS

4 462.6375

M

Hz

GMRS/FRS 15 462.5500

MHz

GMRS

5 462.6625

MHz

GMRS/FRS 16 462.5750

MHz

GMRS

6 462.6875

M

Hz

GMRS/FRS 17 462.6000

MHz

GMRS

7 4

62.7125
MHz

G

MRS/FRS18462.6250

M

Hz

G

MRS

8 4

67.5625
MHz

FRS194

62.6500
M

Hz

G

MRS

9 467.5875

M

Hz

FRS 20 462.6750

MHz

GMRS

10 467.6125

M

Hz

FRS 21 462.7000

MHz

GMRS

114

67.6375
M

Hz

FRS224

62.7250
M

Hz

G

MRS

For aFax:

Contact theFax-On

Demand system

1-202-418-0177

For MailService:

Call theFCC Forms

Hotline

1-800-418-FORM (3676)

If YouHave Questions
aboutthe FCCLicense:

Call theFCC

1-888-CALL-FCC

(225-5322)

– BatteryMeter

– Scan

–Transmitting

– Receiving

– AutoPower On/Off

– CallTone

Confirmation
(Roger Beep)

–Volume

– Lock

– CallTone, KeypadTone

– On/Off foreach

feature

Numbers displayed arefor
Channel and CallTone

PTT

PTT

PTT

PTT

PTT

PTT

PTT

PTT

Continued onback

FV300

Monitor Button

Use thisfeature to seeif there isanyone on thechannel you have
selected.

1. Short pressMENU until RXappears.

2. When youfinish listening, press to confirmor MENU to
continue setup.

Note: Monitorwill time outafter five secondsif or MENUis not
pressed.

PTT

PTT

PTT

Radio BatteryMeter

T

he radiobattery icon showsthe radio batterycharge level, fromfull

t

o empty . Whenthe radio hasone segment left,the

r

adio chirpsperiodically or afterreleasing (Low BatteryAlert).

R

emoving the NiMHBattery Pack (OptionalAccesory)

1

. Turnthe radiooff.

2

. With theback of theradio facing you,use the beltclip or acoin to

w

edge thebattery cover open.

3

. Gently removethe NiMH battery.

4. Reposition thebattery cover andpress down tosecure.

R

emoving theThree AAAAlkaline Batteries

1. Turnthe radiooff.

2

. With theback of theradio facing you,use the beltclip or acoin to

w

edge thebattery cover open.

3

. Gently removeeach battery byeasing each batteryout individually.

4

. Reposition thebattery cover andpress down tosecure.

Notes:

• Excercisecare when removingNiMH or AAAbatteries. Do notuse

s

harp orconductive tools toremove either ofthese batteries.

•

Remove thebatteries before storingyour radio forextended periods
o

f time.Batteries corrode overtime and maycause permanent

d

amage toyour radio.

U

sing the Plug-inCharging Adapter

T

he batteryplug-in charger (adaptor)provides charging convenience
for NiMHbatteries in oneor both radios.Charge the NiMHbattery
overnight (atleast 16 hours)before using itfor the firsttime. After the
initial charge,an empty batteryis fully chargedwithin 14 hours.

1. Followthe steps aboveto install aNiMH battery pack.

2

. Connectthe AC poweradapter plug ontothe recharging jackat the

b

ottom (right)of the radio.(The adapter chargestwo radios).

3. Plugthe AC powersupply into astandard wall outlet.

AudioAccessory Jack

PTT

FV300

P

roducts Covered

P

roducts andAccessories

a

s

d

efined above,unless otherwise

provided forbelow.

1. Decorative Accessoriesand
C

ases.Decorative covers

a

nd cases.

2. Monaural Headsets.

Ear

b

uds andboom headsets that

t

ransmit monosound through

a

wired connection.

3. Consumer Two-Way Radio
A

ccessories.

4. Products andAccessories
t

hat areRepaired or

R

eplaced.

L

ength ofCoverage

O

ne (1)year fromthe date of

p

urchase bythe first consumer
purchaser ofthe product unless
o

therwise providedfor below.

1. Limited lifetimewarranty for

t

he lifetimeof ownership by

t

he firstconsumer purchaser

o

f theproduct.

2. Limited lifetimewarranty for

t

he lifetimeof ownership by

t

he firstconsumer purchaser

o

f theproduct.

3. Ninety (90)days from the

d

ate ofpurchase by the first

c

onsumer purchaserof the

product.

4. The balanceof the original

w

arranty orfor ninety(90)

d

ays fromthe date returned

to theconsumer, whichever
i

s longer.

E

xclusions

N

ormal Wearand Tear.

P

eriodic maintenance,repair and

r

eplacement ofparts due to normalwear and tearare excluded

from coverage.

B

atteries.

O

nly batterieswhose fully charged capacityfalls below
80% oftheir rated capacity andbatteries that leakare covered by
t

his limitedwarranty.

A

buse &Misuse.

D

efectsor damage thatresult from:(a) improper

o

peration,storage, misuseor abuse, accidentor neglect,such as
physicaldamage (cracks,scratches, etc.)to the surfaceof the
p

roductresulting from misuse;(b) contactwith liquid,water, rain,
e

xtremehumidity or heavyperspiration, sand,dirt orthe like, extreme
h

eat, orfood; (c)use of theProducts orAccessories forcommercial
p

urposesor subjecting theProduct orAccessory toabnormal usage
or conditions; or(d) other actswhich arenot the faultof Motorolaor
G

iant International Ltd.,are excludedfrom coverage.

Use ofNon-Motorola brandedProducts and Accessories.

Defects

o

r damagethat result from theuse of Non-Motorolabranded or
certified Products,Accessories, Software or otherperipheral
e

quipment areexcluded from coverage.

Unauthorized Serviceor Modification.

Defects ordamages

r

esulting fromservice, testing, adjustment, installation,
maintenance, alteration,or modification in anyway by someone
o

ther thanMotorola, Giant International Ltd.or its authorized
s

ervice centers,are excluded from coverage.

A

ltered Products.

P

roducts orAccessories with (a) serialnumbers
or datetags that have beenremoved, altered orobliterated; (b)
b

roken sealsor that show evidenceof tampering; (c)mismatched

b

oard serialnumbers; or (d) nonconformingor non-Motorola

branded housings,or parts, are excludedfrom coverage.

Communication Services.

Defects, damages,or the failure of
Products orAccessories due to anycommunication service or
s

ignal youmay subscribe to oruse with theProducts or

A

ccessories isexcluded from coverage.

Warranty

C

onsumer Two-WayRadio Products andAccessories purchased in

the UnitedStates orCanada.

W

hat Doesthis WarrantyCover?

S

ubject tothe exclusions contained tothe right, GiantInternational
Ltd. warrantsthe Motorola branded consumertwo-way radios that
o

perate viaFamily Radio Service orGeneral Mobile RadioService
that itmanufactures (“Products”), the Motorolabranded or certified
a

ccessories soldfor use with theseProducts that itmanufactures
(

“Accessories”) tobe free from defectsin materials and
workmanship undernormal consumer usage forthe period(s)
o

utlined below.This limited warrantyis a consumer’sexclusive
remedy, andapplies as followsto new Motorola brandedProducts
a

nd Accessoriesmanufactured by Giant InternationalLtd., and
p

urchased byconsumers in the UnitedStates or Canada,which are
accompanied bythis written warranty:

W

ho iscovered?

This warrantyextends only to thefirst consumer purchaser,and is
not transferable.

What willGIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD.do?

GIANT INTERNATIONALLTD., atits option, will atno charge repair,
replace orrefund the purchase priceof any Productsor
Accessories thatdoes not conform tothis warranty. Wemay use
functionally equivalentreconditioned/ refurbished/ pre-owned or
new Products,Accessories or parts.

How toObtain WarrantyService or OtherInformation?

Toobtain service or information,please call:

USATwo-Way Radios CanadaTwo-Way Radios

1-800-638-5119 1-800-638-5119

[e-mail] [e-mail]

For Accessories,please call the telephonenumber designated
above forthe product with whichthey are used.

Youwill receive instructions onhow to ship theProducts or
Accessories atyour expense, to aGIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD.
Authorized RepairCenter. Toobtain service, you mustinclude: (a) a
copy ofyour receipt, bill ofsale or othercomparable proof of
purchase; (b)a written description ofthe problem; (c)the name of
your serviceprovider, if applicable;(d) the name andlocation of the
installation facility(if applicable) and, mostimportantly; (e) your
address andtelephone number.

W

hat OtherLimitations AreThere?

ANY IMPLIEDWARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUTLIMITATION
THE IMPLIEDWARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITYAND FITNESS
FOR APARTICULAR PURPOSE, SHALLBE LIMITED TO THE
DURATIONOF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY, OTHERWISETHE REPAIR,
REPLACEMENT,OR REFUND AS PROVIDEDUNDER THIS EXPRESS
LIMITED WARRANTYIS THE EXCLUSIVEREMEDY OF THE
CONSUMER, ANDIS PROVIDED IN LIEUOF ALL OTHER
WARRANTIES, EXPRESSOF IMPLIED. INNO EVENT SHALL
MOTOROLA ORGIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD.BE LIABLE, WHETHER
IN CONTRACTOR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE)FOR DAMAGES
IN EXCESSOF THE PURCHASE PRICEOF THE PRODUCTOR
ACCESSORY,OR FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,SPECIAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGESOF ANY KIND, ORLOSS OF REVENUE
OR PROFITS,LOSS OF BUSINESS, LOSSOF INFORMATIONOR
OTHER FINANCIALLOSS ARISING OUT OFOR IN CONNECTION
WITH THEABILITY OR INABILITY TOUSE THE PRODUCTSOR
ACCESSORIES TOTHE FULL EXTENT THESEDAMAGES MAY BE
DISCLAIMED BYLAW.

Some statesand jurisdictions do notallow the limitationor
exclusion ofincidental or consequential damages,or limitation on
the lengthof an implied warranty,so the abovelimitations or
exclusions maynot apply to you.This warranty givesyou specific
legal rights,and you may alsohave other rightsthat vary from state
to stateor from one jurisdictionto another.

Patent and Copyright Information

Manufactured, distributedor sold by GiantInternational Ltd., official
licensee forthis product. Motorola, theStylized M Logo,and other
Motorola trademarksand trade dress areowned by Motorola,Inc.
and areused under license fromMotorola, Inc. MOTOROLAand the
Stylized MLogo are registered inthe US Patent& Trademark Office.
All otherproduct or service namesare the propertyof their
respective owners.©Motorola, Inc. 2008. Allrights reserved.

Please contactcustomer service at 1-800-638-5119or e-mail us
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S

canning Channels

U

se scanningto monitor channelsfor transmissions orto find someone

in yourgroup who hasaccidentally changed channels.
1

. Briefly pressMENU until the appears. Thecurrent setting

O

n/Off willflash.

2. Press either

+ or – to turnOn orOff.

3

. Press to confirm orMENU to continueset up.

W

hen theradio detects channelactivity, it stopsscanning and youcan

h

ear thetransmission. Torespond, press within five seconds.

A

dvanced Scan

If theradio stops onan undesired transmission,you may immediately
r

esume thescan by brieflypressing

+ or– .

U

seWith Accessories

Youcan transmitmore reliablywith theuse ofoptional PTTheadset
accessories. APTT headset allowsthe radio toremain on thebelt clip
while talking,and can provideprivacy to othersaround you while
l

istening.

M

any accessories(sold separately) areavailable for yourradio. For
more information,visit our Website at www.motorola.comor
shop.giantintl.com.

1. Turnthe radiooff andplug thePTT accessoryinto theaccessory
jack.

2. Turnthe radioon. You maynow press thePTT on theaccessory
m

icrophone insteadof the radio.

3. Adjustthe volume appropriatelyby pressing -. Lower thevolume
b

efore placingthe accessory onyour head orin your ear.

N

ote: TheFV300 does nothave VOX capabilities,and is onlycompatible

w

ith PTTheadset accessories.

PTT

PTT

Special Features

K

eypad Lock

T

o avoidaccidentally changing yourradio settings youcan lock your

k

eypad:

1. Short pressMENU until the appears. Thecurrent setting

O

n/Off willflash.

2

. Push the

+ or– t

o turnOn or Off.

3

. The will be displayedon your screen.

W

hen inlock mode, youcannot adjust thevolume but allother
f

unctions workas usual.

Tounlock the radiopress andhold MENUfor afew seconds.