Nextech DC1110 User Manual

2W UHF
Transceiver

DC1110
User Manual

Use of the citizen band radio service is licensed in Australia by
ACMA Radiocommunications (Citizen Band Radio Stations)
Class Licence and in New Zealand by MED General User Radio
Licence for Citizens Band Radio. Operation is subject to
conditions contained in those licences.

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INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USE

Do not use a transceiver with damaged antenna, because it might cause slight burns once

skin contact carelessly.

Do not use transceiver or battery charging, when they are under explosive environment (such

as gas, dust and smoke etc.).
When parking at gas station,or being refueling, please turn off the transceiver.
There are not any reason to modify or adjust the transceiver.
Do not keep your transceiver by prolonged direct sunlight, as well can not place it near heater

machine .
Do not place the transceiver on where are filled with most dust, damp and water splashing, as

well as do not put it on the not unstable surface.
Repair work only do by the professional technician.
If it appears that the transceiver diffuses peculiar smell or smoke, please turn off it immediate-

ly, and take down battery pack from radio body, then contact with supplier .

Safety:

It is very important for the user to know and recognize the general danger of using the radio.

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MAIN FEATURES

80 memory channels
CTCSS/DCS Function;
Single call /group call/all call, Remote kill, stun, Activate & Revive
2-tone
FM radio (87-108Mhz)
Emergency Alarm
ANI and DTMF Function
Humanization phone book function
Powerful programmable keypad function
VOX function

Voice prompt

English

TRANSMIT CTCSS AND DCS

CONTENT

PREPARATION .................................. 01

ACCESSORIES ....................................... 01

CHARGING INSTRUCTION .................... 01

CHARGE STEPS ..................................... 02

INSTALL/REMOVE BATTERY PACK .......02

INSTALL ANTENNA ................................03

INSTALL BELT CLIP ................................ 04

INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL SPEAKER/

MICROPHONE ........................................ 04

GETTING STARTED ..........................05

DESCRIPTION OF TRANSCEIVER ......... 05

LCD DISPLAY ......................................... 06

BASIC OPERATION .......................... 07

SHORTCUT OPERATION........................ 07

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MENU SHORTCUT SETTING ........... 09

FUNCTION OPERATION AND

INSTRUCTION ................................... 10

BEEP PROMPT (BEEP) ........................... 10

SQUELCH LEVEL SETTING (SQL) ......... 10

TX POWER SETTING .............................. 11

VOX FUNCTION SETTING (VOX.SWI) .... 11

POWER-ON DISPLAY (OPN.MSG) ......... 12

REVERSE FREQUENCY SETTING

(REV T-R) ................................................. 13

FREQUENCY STEP SETTING (STEP)..... 13

OFFSET FREQUENCY SETTING

(OFFSET) ................................................. 14

DIRECTION OF OFFSET FREQUENCY

SETTING (SFT-D) .................................... 14

RECEIVE CTCSS AND DCS

(R-CTDC) ................................................ 15

(T-CTDC) ................................................. 16

KEYPAD LOCK (LOC.KEY) ..................... 17

VOICE PROMPT (VOICE) ........................ 17

CHANNELS DISPLAY MODE

(MDF-CH) ................................................ 18

SIGNALING OPTIONAL (SIG.OPT) ......... 18

PTT-ID TRANSMITTING (PTT-ID) ............ 19

SCAN ADD AND DELETE (SC.ADD) ....... 19

SCAN START (SCAN).............................. 20

OFFSET SETTING (OFFSET) ..................21

OTHER FUNCTION INSTRUCTION . 23

MANUAL LOCK KEYBOARD .................. 23

FM RADIO (FM) ....................................... 23

FLASHLIGHT ..........................................23

MONITOR FUNCTION (MON) ................. 24

WIRE CLONE (COPING) ......................... 24

CHANNEL/FREQUENCY MODE

(VFO/MR) ................................................24

APPENDIX ......................................... 25

CTCSS Chart .......................................... 25

DCS Chart ............................................... 26

charging. Charging fully then the charger
green light flashing, charging end.

PREPARATION

pack is about 13 hours. The average use
time is 5% receive time, 5% transmit time,
and 90% standby time.

▶ACCESSORIES

Carefully take out the transceiver from the
box. We recommend that confirm the below
goods before get rid of the packing.

Supplied Accessories

Item Qty.

Radio 1

Antenna 1

Li-ion Battery pack 3.7V 1

Charger /Adapter 1

Belt Clip 1

User Manual 1

Hang Strap 1

▶CHARGING INSTRUCTION

The note of Li-ion battery charging below:

yThe battery pack had not charging when

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come out the factory, please charging
first when you want to use. After the pur­chase or long-term storage (more than two
months), the first to charging the battery
pack can not make the battery pack up to
its saturation use of capacity. In repeated
charging and discharging two, three times,
The effect can be achieved the normal
charging and battery power.

yBefore charging, should turn off the trans-

ceiver power. if use the transceiver while
it’s battery charging, it would badly influ­ence on the battery normally charging.

y The Battery under the normal charging

many times, The time of using time is not
adding anymore, it mean that life of battery
is close to over, should replace new one;

yAs calculated, The average time of battery

CAUTION

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Do not charging the battery pack again, when

it’s already fully charging before. otherwise it
would cause the life of battery pack to short­en, even it may be damaged.

When it’s charging fully, please remove it away

charger cup.

Do not short the battery terminal or dispose of

the battery by fire.

▶CHARGE STEPS

The charger plug into the mains of 220V
power outlet,the charger indicator green light
flashing.
The battery pack or the transceiver with bat­tery pack insert into the charger card slot. (as
picture show).
The charger red light flashing to start

▶INSTALL/REMOVE BATTERY PACK

When install the battery pack, should match
the corresponding location of aluminum
frame of transceiver backside, then push into

the battery towards direction.The Buckles on

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the tail of battery would fasten the battery
pack, until can hear “clicking” sound;
To remove the battery pack, please turn off
the transceiver first. Then press the buckles
of the battery, at the same time, the battery
will be pushed back, take the battery away;

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▶INSTALL ANTENNA

Install the antenna into the transceiver con­nector, holding the antenna base and turning
it clockwise until secure;

NOTE

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Please do not antenna as a handle. the keys or
external type loudspeaker microphone hanging
on the antenna, which can damage the antenna
and lowered transceiver’s performance.

▶INSTALL BELT CLIP

Belt clip insert into back of battery hole.

▶INSTALLING THE OPTIONAL

SPEAKER/MICROPHONE

Outward apart the moistureproof rubber of
the headphone mouth, Insert the speaker/mi­crophone plugs into the speaker/microphone
jacks.

NOTE

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The transceiver is not fully water resistant while
using the speaker/microphone.

GETTING STARTED

PTT Button

FM Radio/
MONI Key
(Side Key 1

Flashlight/
Alarm Key
(Side Key 2

Li-ion Battery

▶DESCRIPTION OF TRANSCEIVER

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Antenna

Speaker

LCD
Display

Function
Keypad

LED Flashlight

Power/Volume
Knob

LED
Indicator

Microphone

Speaker/
MIC Jack

Pack

▶LCD DISPLAY

There are various indicate marks displaying on the screen. please refer the below table to learn
what the indicate marks:

CTCSS

DCS

VOX Function

Narrow Band Function

Battery Capacity display

FM NAR LOW VOX SCN

75

50

25

Channel No.

Frequency working/Menu setting

Keypad Lock

Frequency Mantissa indicate

Low Power setting,

Scan Function

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