Standard C528A User manual

SITANTTA,RD.

c528A

OWNER'S

Copyright @ 1991
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Amateur Radio Products, Inc

Japan

MANUAL

DELUXE

TWIN-BAND

STANDARD
MANUFACTURED

AMATEUR

BY

RADIO PRODUCTS,

MARANTZ JAPAN,

INC.

INC.

Page II

INTRODUCTION.
SPECIFICATIONS
GETTINGSTARTED

OPERATrON....

General

OperatingCharacteristics..
ChangingVFOs.
Settingthe Operating

Repeater

Memory

Operation.
Enable
Changing the
Changing the
Swapping Transmit
Frequencies

PlacingFrequencies
RecallingaMemoryFrequency

RepeaterOperation

Offset
Tone

Functions

Frequency

Frequency

Frequency

and Receive

inMemory

Thble

....... VIII

......1-1

......2-l

....2-7

.......2-7

. . . .. .. 2-8

....2-ll

....2-15

...... 2-16

......2-18

of

...IV

...2-l

. 2-10
. 2-12

. .2-13

..2-16

Contents

ChangingaMemoryFrequency ......2-19

Deleting
Storing

Location

Canceling

Location

Storing

Location ......2-25

Changing the

FrequenciesinMemory

Temporarily

the

Scanning Functions

VFO-Frequency
Memory-Frequency
Tone-Frequency

Paging

Preparation
Paging

aMemoryFrequency ....... 2-21

Repeater

Repeater

Tone

Memory Recall Mode

and

Coded SquelchFunction ......2-39

a

Station .244

Operation

Operation

Squelch Operation

Repeater Tone

Changing Frequency

Scanning.... .2-30

Scanning . .2-33

Scanning... ..2-37

for Paging

in a Memory

......2-23

in a Memory

......2-24

in a Memory

and Offset

......2-26

During

. . . .2-28

.2-29

240

. .

Page III

Receiving

Miscellaneous

Tuming

a

Functions

Off
Dual-Watch
Changing
Changing

the

the
Battery-Saver
Frequency
PTT Lock

Lock Function

Function
Tone-Squelch
Auto-PowerOff
Muting
Changing

Entering
Changing
Changing

the Beep Tones

Pager

Operation.

the

the Number

the Pager
the

Using the Rotary

Frequency

Coded

Squelch

Page

. . . .

Receiver

One

Transmitter
Frequency

Function

Function

..,

of

. .

1 kHz

Frequency

Code

Squelch

Delay

Channel

iS Locked

Power.

Step

. . .

Beep

Tones During

Digit

.

Delay

Selector While

246
248
2-48
2-48
2-5r
2-52
2-53
2-54
2-55
2-55
2-57
2-58

2-s9
2-60
2-61
2-62

2-63
2-64

Cross-BandRepeaterOperation

l0MHzKeyboardEntry.

MHz Rotary

I
10 MHz

Channel Selector

V/A Frequency

Steps .2-69

Steps . . . . . . . 2-68

Transmitting a Single DTMF Tone.

DisablingVoicePaging
Copying

Memory

Contents to

Another

Transceiver

Expanding

Entering

intoMemory

Deleting

the Memory

Separate

Expanded

an

Changing the

Call

(l)

...............

TX & RX

Frequencics

Memory Address

frequency
ABOUTTHEBATTERY.
IN

CASE OF

WARRANTY

DIFFICULTY

....

SCHEMATICELOCKDIAGRAM

......2-65

.....2-67

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.......2-71

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..2-75

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........3-1

..... ..4-1

... Last

page

... Fold-in

Page

IV

Your

STANDARD
compact
tested

to stringent
mount
with
built

'

o

'

'

and

many

into your

Unsurpassed

dB

SINAD.

Broad-band
VHF

Transmitter
power
high

High

Model

Deluxe

(2.8

efficiency

Twin-Band

specifications.
microcomputer
useful

and

levels:

functions.

Transceiver:

receiver

reception (130

400

MHz

RF

output

(350

low

W)

with

the

for

C528A is a highly

Mini HT

It

technologies

The following

sensitivity

MHzto 174.995

to 469.995

may

be set to

mW),

standard

long

banery life.

that is

uses the latest

of 0.158

MHz

medium

battery

INTRODUCTION

built

surface

for

MHz

of three

W),

and

yer

and

you

are

12

on

versatile,

provide

to

features

pV

on

UHn.

any one

(2.5

pack.

20 memory
Separate repeater

stored
memory
channels,

Either
Scanning

scan, all

Frequencies

board

47.2-volt,700

cube

charger

A

wide range

voltages
Transceiver

channels

along

channel.

with

Pause

of the

scan,

or via

a unique

(6.0

to

directlv from

with

some

or Busy

or

can

mAh rechargeable

are included.

of acceptable

16

are

available,

offset

and

tone frequency

the

operating

The

memory

storage

scan

dial frequency
progrilm

be

entered

rotary

volts DC)

can

limitations.

functions
(favorite)

directly

channel

errcmal

alto*s

an rut;vnr.1hie

ten in

each

frequency

be expanded

can

be selected.

provides

banery and

1cu

a I MHz

scan.

from

switch.

Forrr

p*rt

rcr

*!

the key-

band.

can

in

each

to 40

*-all

r;lCf

be

Page

V

A tone squelch

function enables the Transceiver to
hear only stations that use the same specific
frequency.

This

frequency is selected via the

tone

rotary channel switch.
*

The CTSS Tone Squelch Unit

A

code squelch

hear

only stations
function
you

not

Duplex
the two

Built-in
second

The

is

want

hear

to

operation

bands.

crossband repeater

"tail".

DTMF

repeaters

.

ceiver

through certain repeaters.

to stay in

function enables

that

especially ideal

touch with

all

of the other noise.

permits

function allows

and make

telephone

is installed.

the Transceiver

have

the same code. This

for

use

hamfests

at

your

friends,

full-duplex

function

you

with no

to control

calls via

but

QSOs

your

tone

to

when

prefer

using

or 2-

some

Trans-

Simultaneous

operation

squelch functions.

An

auto-poweroff

you

if

forget

to tum

single

can

100

kHz

press

easily

button

steps

of

check

A
you

A Function
or

selector.

paging

A

specific
of a
quency)
the other
ceiver's
paging

function

stations,

or all

3-character

signal.

When

station(s)

display indicates

station

can

code.

of the

code squelch

function

reduces

the Transceiver

pushbutton

a

the volume

you

allows

you

to

tum the rotary

you

allows

when

stations in

DTMF

(dual

paging

this

sounds

that

a beep and

it

be identified

and tone

the

current drain

off.

opens

the

squelch so

setting.

select either 10 kHz

channel

page

to

group

a

one

by

more

or

means

tone modulated fre-

is received,

signal

Trans-

the

been

paged.

The

has

by its individual

Page

VI

o

Selected
locked

t

PTT

sion'

.

A Z-colorI-ED
received

o

The dial
locked

lightweight

The

additionto

handy

frequencies

prevent

to

may be

locked to

red during

and

lamp can

on.

and compact

any

operating

and

inadvertent

prevent inadvertent transmis-

green

glows

be tumed

amateur

changes.

when a signal

transmit'

make

size

radio

mode

momentarily or

on

Transceiver a

this

operator's

may be

is

being

equipment.

AVAILABLE

CNB150

cNBtsl

cNB152

CNB153

CWC'50A

CSAl604, AutomaticQuickCharger.

ACCESSORIES

CompactRechargeableBatteryPack(1.2Y,

400 mAh)'
StandardRechargeableBanery

mAh)'

700
High-powerRechargeable

V,
Long-Life

V, 1000

Wall Charger
voltbattery
or

quickly
able battery

mAh).

600

Rechargeable

mAh).

packs,

CNB153.

plugs

charges

packs.

(supplied).

Models CNB

directly

all

Battery

Battery

For use

into a

Desk-topdterger

of the

above rdtdge-

Pack(l.ZY,

pack

(7.2

Pack

with 7.2-

wall

15l,

outlet.

150, CNB

(12

Page

VII

o.c52l

Rregular Carrying Case
have a standard

Large Carrying Case
have a

Pack.

Model CNB152

Model CNB 151

for

Transceivers that

for

Battery Pack.

Transceivers

or CNBl53

that

Battery

cMBl1l

CMPl11

cHPlll

Mobile Bracket.

SpeakerMic

hand-held

one
Headset

that combines

unit.

with microphone

to-talk button.

two

and

functions

remote

push-

in

Page

VIII

GENERAL

SPECIFICATIONS*

Frequency

Range

ModulationType.

Microphonelnputlmpedance.

Speakerlmpedance

Power

Extemal

-Specif

Requirements

Input

Voltage.

ications

guaranteed

are

. . .

. . . .

within

the U.S.

....600ohms.

amateur bands.

. . . vHF Receive:

UHF

Receive:
VHF Transmit:
UHF

Transmit:

130

350 to 469.995

144

438

..F3.

.8ohms.

...7.2volts,nominal.

CNB151)

6.0 to 16

is

supplied

volts DC.

174.995

to

to 147.995

449.995

to

MHz.

MHz

MHz.

MHz

(in

(in

5 kHz

5 kHz

steps).

sreps).

A7.2-volt,TOOmAhbatterypack(Model

with

the

Transceiver.

Page IX

(excluding

rut

(including

knobs

antenna and

NECETVBR

ReeiverType

Intermediate

First

Second

Intermediate
Sensitivity
Signal-to-noise

Squelch Sensitivity
Audio Output

.

Frequency

(within

ratio

and antenna)

supplied

Frequency

the amateur bands)

I

at

pV

.

input .

battery

pack)

l-3l8' D

H x 2-518"

6-U4"

16.9 oz.

. .

. .

Double-convenionsuperheterodyne.

....

VIIF: 21.8

(479

MHz.

UHF:23.05

pV

. . 0.158

. .

30

-14

.

dB or

for

better.

dB.

W x

g).

MHz.

12

dB SINAD*.

(159

x

67 x 35

mm).

rGrrrAh

Siqnal

-

Noise + Distortion

+

Noise + Distortion

Page

X

Standby Power

Battery

Save

Auto-poweroff

Consumption

(approximate)

..

TRANSMITTER

RF

Output Power

(approximate).

.

. . . .

.

..lmA,approximate.

. . .

Twin-band
Mono-band

Twin-band

mode:

mode:45 mA

mode:

70

32

mA

mA.

Mono-band mode: 18 mA

With

7.Z-volt battery

Power Level
Low
Medium
High

With 12-volt

Power Level

Low
Medium
High

battery

packs:

VHF

S50 mW

2.s w

2.8 W 2.s W

packs:

VHF

S5O

zsw

5.0 w 5.0 w

.

UHF. 36

mA

VHF.

UHF. 17 mA VHF.

UHF

S5O mW

2.5 W

UHF

mW 3SO mW

w

2.s

Page XI

Ratio . . . . .

Sprious
\larimum

Signal

Frequency

Deviation . . .

FrequencyModulationSystem

Built-in

Power Consumption

microphone

(approximate)

With 13.8 Volts

with7.z

volts DC. . . .

DC. . .

Standard
discontinue
time
feature in

Better
t5 kHz.
Reactance modulation.

....

Electret

.

13m mA

1000 mA
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480 mA

1000 mA

1000 mA
480 mA

Amateur Radio Products,Inc.

without

products

products

incurring and obligation

and to change

previously

sold.

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than

capacitor

at

UHF,

UHF,

0.35

uHF,
UHF,

dB.

type.

1100 mA

900

watts RF

mA VHF

850

mA VHF

850

at 0.35 watts RF

teserves the

specifications at

to incorporate

VHF at 5 watts

mA VHF

at 2.5 watts

output

at 2
at 2

output

dght

to

any

new

(low).

warrs
watts

(low).

RF

output

RF output

ourpur

output

(high).
(medium).

(high).

(me-

Page XII

Page

1-1

When
perform

you

unpack

following

the

1. Push the
Antenna
on each side of the connector
of the antenna. Then tum the
lock it into
like the one

your

steps to

end of

connector.

the antenna onto

place.

NOTE:

shown

GETTING

Transceiver,

get

Be

sure to

Your antenna

in some drawings.

you

it ready

the

match the

the slots

with

antenna

for

have to

will

operation:

Transceiver's

in

the

not look

pin

end

to

locking

clockwise

may

STARTED

If the battery

2.
Transceiver

with the
the bottom
signed

other

fit

to

pack

is not already

in

of the

only

hand and

one

hand. Then slide

Transceiver.

the correct

installed,

grasp

the battery

the battery

The

battery

way.

hold

pack

pack

the

pack

onto

is de-

Page

1-2

remove the battery

To

your

upward

in

with

the direction

thumb

shown

pack, push

and carefu

it

until

slides

battery

the

pull

lly

the battery

completely

a

lock button

pack

free.

3.

Rotate
enough
control

the

PWR control

to tum

any

the

further

in a clockwise

Transceiver

clockwise

on.

Yet.

direction

not tum this

Do

just

1-3

Page

st
is

NOTE:
each
display.
the
though
transmitter

4.

Your Transceiver

its

with

band

To select the VHF band,
located
will appear above the VHF display to
has

own volume control, squelch control, and

Many of the

(VHF

or UHF), that

you

receive

can

is

active onlv on the selected band.

just

below the displays.

been selected.

contains two separate

keyboard

is

on both bands simultaneously, the

just

l,l-t'.ilfr

receivers,

buttons are active on only

144

Even

button

"Main"

that it

currently selected.

press

the

The word

indicate

{YE.i,-0

To

5.

select

located

will appear above
has

been selected.

the UHF band,

just

below the displays.

the UHF display

,{5.i1il

press

the 450

The word

{{5.i,'0

indicate

to

button

"Main"

it

that

Page

1-4

6.

the

Push

hear

not

button

VHF
for

rotatethe
direction
do
OfO

button

144

VOL

the

noise,

while

select

to

(Volume)

desired

VHF

hold down

you

adjust

VHF

ttre

control

volume.

SQL

the

volume'

the

Then

band'

in a clockwise

you

NOTE:
OFF

If

(Squelch

7.

the

Rotate

until

wise

Then

done.

just

noise

further

clockwise

receiver

hear

(Squelch)

noise,

VHF SQL

you

rotate the

disappean.

from

sensitivitY.

if this

control

NOTE:

position

this

has

counter

already

not

control

clockwise

will

the

reduce

Advancing

clock-

been

until

control

the
the

Paoe 1-5

k­)n

le

ol
rc

Push

8.

the 450 button to select the UHF band. Then

rotate

the UIIF VOL control

for the desired

UHF volume.

in

a clockwise direction

If necessary, hold

the SQL OFF button to unsquelch the UHF receiver

you

while

adjust

the volume.

down

Rotate

9.
hear noise,
rotate
pean.
wise from
sensitivity.

the

UHF SQL

if

this

the control

control

has

not

clockwise

NOTE: Advancing

position

this

counterclockwise

already

until
the
will reduce

been

done.

noise

the

control further

the

Then

just

disap-

clock-

receiver

to

Page

1-6

To transmit,

10.
select
push
Transceiver.
While
on

the band

the

you

other

the

PTT

press the

first

where

(push{o-talk)

receive,

To

transmitting

are

is

band

offon

you

release

operational'

fully

lM

wish

button

one

on

450 button

or

transmit'

to

the

on

button'

the

band,

side

receiver

the

to

Then

the

of

NOTE:

sure

Be

11.
use
refer

coming
socket
Then
wall
indicate

packto charge
Transceiver.

NOTE:
matic

To charge

Quick

structions

fully

to

Transceiver

your

Figure

to

from

the

near

plug

the

The

outlet.

that

Charger,

packed

charge

1-1 and

wall charger

the

lower

charger

wall

LED
battery

the

about

for

Transceiver

the

Model
that

with

battery

the

for the

first

plug the

into

side

right

into a

wall

the

on

is charging.

14 hours

with

CSA160A,

accessory.

pack before

To do this'

time'

ofthe

end

free

its conesponding

battery

the

of

standard

charger

Allow

before

the

120

will

the

you

optional

to the

refer

light
battery

use

you

cable
pack'

VAC

to

the

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in-

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CAUTION

Never

charge the battery

than those specified,

as this could

pack.
Do not

battery
Do not short-circuit

resulting
pack.

The large

Do not

expose the

If

the battery

oughly dry
Do not

leads

solder

pack's

or connect wires

output terminals.

the input

current surge could

current

battery

pack

becomes wet,

before using it.

attempt

to disassemble

pack.
Do not

rates

overcharge. Repeated

performance

the

pack

or output

could also

packto

or

overcharging

of

the battery

with a charger

other

damage the battery

directlv to the

terminals.

damage

the battery

cause bums.

extreme heat

wipe the

modify

or

pack

the

battery

thor-

deterio-

pack.

The

fi re.

Page 1-8

you

12. If
extemal

power
smaller

switch
wire the
NOTE:

intend

power

plug

that

plug

that is

ptug

This Transceiver
tween 6.0 and
an automobile battery
mobile
age

Your Transceiver

systems

range, and could damage

is now ready

to operate

source,

has a 3.8

not operate

will

part

of

the

with the

16 vols

DC. Use caution

forextemal

produce

your

Transceiver

you

mm outside

will

need a

diameter.

the battery-disconnect

DC IN socket.

proper

polarity

will operate

Be

as

properly

when

spikes

the

for

operation.

power;

that

Transceiver.

some

exceed

OUTSIDE

RING

from an

matching

A
to

sure
shown.

be-

you

use

auto-

this volt-

INSIDE

CONNECTOR

OPERATION

Page

2-1

GENERAL

Refer

to Figure

tions

of

the top

VHF

VOLUME

tion. Hold
Transceiver)
counterclockwise
level you

VHF

SQUELCH

signal is

being received.
counterclockwise;
the

background

clockwise

2-l
panel

-

down the

or

turn the VHF

desire.

noise

rotation

while you

-

then rotate

of this

sitivity.

while you

read

controls.

Sets

the volume

SQL

OFF

set

Mutes

the VHF

Start

the

just

disappean.

control reduces

the following

level

of

button

(on

the

SQUELCH

the receiver

receiver

with

this

control

control

clockwise
NOTE:
the receiver

descrip-

VHF

recep-

front

of the

control

volume

when

set fully

Further

fully

to

until

sen-

ANTENNA COIINECTOR

the

no

VHF

VOLUME

VHF SOUELCH

UHF

EXTERNAL
SPEAKE R JACK

VHF

VOLUME

UHF

SQUELCH

Figure 2-l

Page

2-2

-

VOLUME

UHF

volume

the

sets

button

OFF

SQL

the UHF

you

UHF
signal
counterclockwise;
the background
clockwise

sitivity.
TRANSMIT/BUSY/BATTERY

transmit
come
Squelch
press
opposite

and
in the transmit
baneries

SQUELCH

receiver

the

set

SQUELCH

is being

rotation

mode,

unsquelched

control

SQL

the

receiver during

green

atthe

need to

Turns

level of

(on

the

control

volume

-

Mutes

received.

then

noise

of this

green

when

(from a received

fully counterclockwise,

is

set

button).

OFF

time.

same

mode or

recharged.

be

Transceiver

the

reception.

UHF

front of

Start

rotate

just

control

transmission,

becomes

the

fully

the

to

the

with

the

disappean.

reduces

either,

If a signal

NOTE:

off

and

on

Hold down

tum

Transceiver)

counterclockwise

you desire.

levei

receiver

UHF

control

this

Glows

both,

or

signal,
is

this

LED
indicates

it

clockwise

NOTE:

the

received

LED

control

-

If this

dim,

or

while

when

fully

set

until

Further

receiver

in the

red

receivers

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Memory-Frequency
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display

displayed.

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contain

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the

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frequencies)

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steps

button
button again

NOTE:

scanning,

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function

to start an all-memory

to begin

you press

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frequency

scanning occurred

memory

to scan

or only selected

M9.

when

all

you

the

wish

you

scanning.

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allows

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memory

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that appeared

ad-

memory

below.

to scan

memory

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to cancel

button

enter

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will

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mittently

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function

frequencies.

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addresses

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the

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2-35

8.

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2-36

NOTE: Once
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jump

function:

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2.

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where the

not appear,

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will appear on the

the

you

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button

certain

following

press

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display

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function
frequencies
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2.

3.

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5.

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stop and display

perform

1.

Select the desired band and
hess

appears
Press

SET

the

frequency.
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scanning

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allows

during tone squelch operation.

to use the tone squelch and scan functions

the following

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on the display.

you

to

tone squelch

detects a valid tone

the tone

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tone

+

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button

+ PS). The

frequencies.

sequentially

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steps.

frequency.

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(by

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scan all 38

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frequency. When

frequency,

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the set

to

display any tone

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tone

scanning

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mode.

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begin

to

you prefer pause

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6.
the SB button.

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7.
frequency

instead

scan

the CL button when

scanning.

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of

busy scan,

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to cancel tone-

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NOTES:

l.

2.

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codes as shown

AND CODED

page

stations

The individual and
digits
digits

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code and
ing

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associated

be

within a

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through

refened to

are

program

group

a

pages,

before

paging

programmed with individual

function

stations

information assumes

in Figure 2-3.

SQUELCH

you

to use

a specific

station

(group paging).

group

group

DTMF

9) of
as the

each station

code, as

you

attempt

is available

have been

DTMF

the

codes

"code".

described

properly

that

tone of

(individual paging)

formed by three

are

and all

tones

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on

to use

only

programmed.

stations

codes

three

individual

follow-

the

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Page 2-40

Preparation for
This

section shows

code and a
must
the same

program

To

dress
perform

1.

2.

group

consist of three

for

members

all

individual code

M3

the
Select the
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display
"0"

address
code
as the code-display

group

and

following steps.

desired band.

CODE

will be

will appear

(an

0

memory

Paging

you

how to

individual

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code.

and the

digits,

of the

001

100

code

(FIJNC

replaced

above the

"M"

addresses).

does

mode.

+

with

not

program

group

group.

for code
in M2,

CODE).

"C000".

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to

appear

NOTE:

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individual

an

group

and

must be

code

memory ad-

for example,

frequency

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In addition,
indicate
on

memory

the display

is referred to

codes

a

for

memory addresses

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paging

can

CHANNEL

3.

4. Press

5.

functions

display these

SELECTOR

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press

the

of the display.

numeric
enter the
indicate that

complete.

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press

the V or A buttons

of the display.

M0

through

as shown

in

ROTARY CHANNEL SELECTOR or

V

or A buttons until 3 appears at the top

last digit,

programming

ROTARY

inTable 2-2(Page242).You

succession by

(the

This

sets the

keyboard

This sets the

buttons 0,0,

you

CHANNEL SELECTOR or

M6

are used by

tuming the

initial

setting

memory

will hear a long

of the individual code

until 2

appears

memory

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is

C000).

address to

1. When
beep to

at

the

address to M2.

the

M3.

you

top

is

Page

2-41

Press numeric

6.
enter the
indicate that
complete.

Press FL

7.
of the
is

the

NOTE:

in memory address

programmed

and the
Group code

to

The individual code

"V"

group

the

last

programming

fUNC

memory address

programmed

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memory

in

any

must

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paging

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digit,

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number

group

must always be

group

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added to the

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to

code.

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Memory

0

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paged.

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the display.

on

Function'

storing

for

address

paging, the individual

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the individual

bunon during

PTT

he

Table2-2

code of

of the

code

the calling

station

calling

condition

fris

paging

function

is automatically

fansmits

your

when

stored here

the co& hat

Transceiver

is being displayed.

is being

and appears

'

The set code

1

2

4

o

and

your

Memory

when the'V"

The 1 or

Memory
another
Pressing

Memory

"V"

the

4, 5,

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.V'

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one

than

code are

stration

address

mark

2 code

address

station

the PTT

address

is displaYed.

mark

or 6 code

indicates

mark

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transmitted

tor storing

is disPlaYed.

is transmitted

storing

for

your

using

button

for storing

individual

during

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transmitted

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memory

the

tre

fre

group

during

group

code of

communication.

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code, the

condition

fris

code of

communication.

during

address

your

code

transmits

your

where

Transceiver.

your

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of

individual

he

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group

tfre

code

code

The receive

code

group

The

of tre

trat is

is

code

When

calling

being displayed.

standby

programmed. lt is

standby mode

your

Transceiiver

(in

station

mode is enabled when

possible

is enabled

paged

to sel

by

more

is

tr,0) is displayed.

Page 2-43

To

better undentand the

memories in

yourTransceiver

below:

Memory

In this

example,
by any
added
ceiver enters

Number Code

MO
M1

fM2

M3

M4
VM5
VM6

your

of the codes

to all of the addresses,

the

paging

at
234

345

4s6

567

100

station can

except

receive

standby

function, assume

programmed

are

(your

individual code)

receive the

123

and456.

except

M3,

mode

paging

"V"

If

your

for

six codes.

that the

as shown

signal

marks

are

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your

When
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you

have

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you

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ceiver
indicate that

your

If

appears to

individual

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will appear

been

your

Transceiver

will appear on

been

paged

is

you

Transceiver

indicate

station

calling station.

your

on

paged

with

your

paged

with code 567.

with code

have been

paged

is

you have

that

XXX is

code.

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is

with

display.

group

code234.

paged

is

with code 567,

display.

"V

100,

6 C

paged

with

with code 345,

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individual

the

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234,

code

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that

"V

This indicates

your

When

that

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group

code 100.

"0

CXXX"

paged

your

with

code of

the

2

5

to

Page 2-44

Paging

the

Use

tion:

Program

1.
page.

to
select

Press CODE

2.

Tum the

display
Press the

4.

quency.
Press the

5.
"P"

PAG
MHz digit
time displays

pressing
VFO

a Station

following

will appear

mode.

procedure

individual

the

If the code

from memory.

code

the

(FUNC

ROTARY

memory address

VM butlon

PAG button

VFO

in the

the display,

of

a

PAG a third

page

to

of the

code

has already

+

CODE).

CHANNEL

(x

Mx

retum

to

the

enter

to

on the

"C"

display.

mode displays

pressing PAG a

in the

time

100

renlms

individual

an

station

been

is

a

to the

paging mode.

NOTE:

a

MHz digit,

the display

you wish

programmed,

SELECTOR

given

number).

VFO

"P"

in the

sta-

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fre-

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Pressing

100

second

and

the

to

+

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+

+

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+

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+

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+

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+

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Page 2-45

Press

6.
the destination code

the

PfT

button.

followed

DTMF

signals, consisting
by

ual code, will be automatically transmitted

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NOTE:
DTMF
ceiver

Once the

signal,

will

continue to transmit the

signal.
Example 1:
For

this example, assume

programmed

Transceiver

you

can

release

that stations

as shown below:

begins to

PTT

the

remaining

your

own

individ-

like this:

n'o u o

transmit

button; the

part

A, B,

and

of

the

Trans-

of the

C are

Memory

Address

0

1
2
3

4
5
o

When

station

memory address

B

tions

and

io

345

123

v100

xxx
xxx

A

4

will simultaneously

C

(group pagtng).

station

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memory
station

that

address

now

B will

1, and

-t
34s
234

v100

xxx

XXX

transmits

and

the

enters

A enters

transmits

receive the

123

234

345

00

XXX

xxx

paging

the

lndividual
of the stations.
Group

mode, it

DTMF signal. Sta-

receive

paging

the

the

signal

mode,

DTMF signal.

(individual paging).

codes

code.

displays

signal

this

displays

Only

Page

2-46

Example

For this
programmed

When
memory
tions

2:

example,

Memory

Address

0

'I

2

e

4
5

o

station

address

B and

as

C

(group pagrng).

assume

shown

below:

io

v345

123

v100

XXX

xxx

A

enters

4

transmits

and

simultaneously

will

that

123

345

234

100

XXX

xxx

the

stations

,,,,
234

345

't00
xxx

xxx

paging

DTMF

the

receive this

B,

A,

and

lndividual codes

statbns.

ol the

code.

Group

it

mode,

displays

signal.

C are

Sta-

signal

If

station
standby,
group
shows
stations

A enters

it can

codes

that

when the

Receiving

following

the

Use
receive
already

1.

a

been

Press

"P"

A
display.

When

2.
matches
five short

paging mode

the

page from any

345,

A can

"V"

a

individual

or

receive

marks

are

receive

100 or

station

Page

a

procedure to

page. The operating

selected

in the

marked

its

tones

to activate

neceives

the

and

button

PAG

the

appear

will

yourTransceiver

of

one

beep

begins

and

station

code

page

a

added.

prepare

your

frequency

pager feature.

the

MHz

100

paging

a

"P"

indication

it

codes,

receive

123.
several

from

station

should

digit

code

generate

wiil

using

This

to

have

the

of

that

on the

Page 2-47

display
quency

code of the calling
if
code, or a
ceiverwas
PTT
code of
calling station.

will start blinking.

display

your

Transceiver

group

paged

button

while the

your

Transceiver

tffit

Upon reception of
a correct

code.

will

be

station.

was

will

code

with

"P"

+

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+

+

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replaced

"M0

paged

appear

group

a

code.

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blinking, the

will

+

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addition, the

by the

Cxxx" will appear

with its individual

when

transmitted to the

be

individual

yourTrans-

press

you

If

individual

fre-

the

hess

3.
function so

NOTES:

1 . Pressing

have
sounds.

2. If reception is incomplete
the
code
When
station.

the

the

been

paging

(from

this

PAG

button twice to

you

can communicate

FUNCTION

paged

immediately

station is not clear, an

memory

happens,

PreMous code

button by

and the

address

you

cannot

MAIN

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cancel the

normally.

itself when

stops

individual code

"E"

and a

P) will be displayed.

identify

pager

you

the beeping

of

previous

paging

the

Page 2-48

MISCELLANEOUS

Turning Off One

you

If

intend

to use only one band

use the

1. Hold

following

down the

Receiver

procedure

FUNCTION

the band button that

receiver, for

UHF
TION

button

UHF display

while
will

will be disabled.

FUNCTIONS

(VHF

or UHF),

tum off the unused

to

you

button

you

wish

example,

you

hold

press

while

to use.

down the

VIIF

the

To tum

button.

extinguish and the UHF

Extingubh6

you

can

receiver.

press

off the

FUNC-

The

receiver

To

2.

again use the band that
button that still appears
the other band button,
appear, but the disabled
main

band.

is

disabled,

on the display.

the disabled band

will

band

press

If

become

Dual-Watch
This

function allows

frequency

and a

you

memory frequency

the VFO frequency and

to altemately

memory-scan frequencies.

monitor

(Ml

through
Dual-watch works only within the same band.
Use the following

function

between

the

procedure

to actuate

VFO frequency and a

the dual-watch

memory

quency:

l.

Select the desired band.

NOTE:The following
frequencies has

already

steps assume

been stored

that one

in a

of the desired

memory

the band

press

you

will also

new

the

VFO

the

M9) or

NOTE:

fre-

address.

re-

Page 2-49

2, Enter

J.

4.

5.

6.

7.

the

second

VFO. If

the
RPT)

to initiate repeater

Press

the VM

mode. The last-used memory frequency will appear

on the display.

Tum

the
quency

Press DUAL
will
pear

If you
quency, press
watch

you

If
press
Then

ROTARY

the

memory

is

displayed.

now

be alternately

on the display

wish
operation. Then
wish

the CL
communicate

frequency

you

wish,

button to enter

CHANNEL SELECTOR

address

(F(INC

to communicate on the

to

butlon to

+

above the

V/r4

the

communicate on

normally.

you

wish to

you

that

DUAL).

button twice to cancel dual-

communicate

cancel dual-watch operation.

press

can

operation.

the

contains the desired

The

received.

"DUAL"

frequency

the

watch into

RPT

memory-recall

frequencies

two

indication.

memory fre-

normally.

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Page

following

the

Use
function
frequencies:

1.

2.
3 .

4.

NOTES:

between

the

Select

the

Start

DUAL

hess

dual-watchbetweenthe

now
frequencies

scan.

DUAL

hess

operation.

watch

procedure

VFO

the

desired

memory

band.

scan

(FUNC + DUAL)

scanned

are

rhat

(FUNC + DUAL)

actuate

to

frequency

(or

MS'M)

The

'

VFO

memory

by

again

dual-watch

the

memory

and

mode'

Transceiver

frequency

(or

cancel

to

scan

will

the

and
MS'M)

dual-

When

2.

frequency,
but

checked.
intermittentlY.

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seconds
Dual-watch

4.

memory.

in

Transceiver

the

dual-watch

memory

the

NOTE:

and

frequency
This causes

checks

the

will

the

display

work

not

will

the

indicate

will

frequency

if a

a

continues
still
sigral

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memory

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on

signal

as

periodically

received

be

to

frequency

frequency'

its

is not

VFO

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be

3

every

stored

When

1.

frequency,
pended.
tinues.

Transceiver

the

dual-watch

the

When

receives

operation

disappears,

signal

signal

a

temporarily

is

dual-watch

on

memory

the

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2-65

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10 MHz entry enaHed

Page 2-68

I MHz
When

itself, the
the

down the

100 kHz
MHz steps,
perform
CHANNEL

10

1.

2.

a

J.

Rotary Channel

you

tum the

frequency changes

ROTARY CHANNEL

FUNCTION

If

steps.

while

following steps.

the

SELECIOR

kHz

Select the

Press SET

the selected
Press
To

SET).

steps

STEP

retum

Then

when

desired band.

GTINC

to

Selector

ROTARY

you wish to change

you

hold down

you

band

(FUNC

kHz

100

press

CHANNEL

10 kHz steps,

in

SELECTOR

button

tum

+

will extinguish.

STEP

changes

FUNCTION

the

NOTE:

will still change

itself.

it

by

frequency display of

The

SET).

+

STEP).

first

steps,

(FI-iNC

Steps

SELECTOR

and tuming

while

frequency

the

frequency

the

ROTARY

The

frequency

the

press

SET

+

STEP).

by

you

hold

in

in 1

button,

in

@LINC

+

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S. CS.

F:--

+

Extinguishes

+

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Page 2-69

10 MHz Y

V

The

your

selected step

lL Frequency Steps

and A buttons

normally change the

rate. If

you
change the frequency in 10 MHz
ing

steps:

1.

Select

the desired band.

2.

a

J.

4,

Press
will

hess REV

To

retum to

(FUNC

(FUNC

SET

extinguish.

(FUNC

your

+

SET).

+

SET).

+ REV).

selected step

press

Then

wish to

steps,

The

REV

frequency

have these buttons

perform

frequency

rate, first

(FIJNC

follow-

the

display

press

+

REV).

sET

in

+

ffi

S.-._

:

: ru

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Page

2-70

Transmitting
Normal

tone
through
ting,
match

DTMF

and

D,

you

signals

a

high tone.

a

*,

#

or

generate

generated

phone.

perform the

When
buttons
2-3

you

will only

instead

of a

1. Select
Press SET

2.

the desired

will extinguish.

T.SQ

Press

J.

A

.+.

retum to

To

SET

(FUNC

T.SQ).

Single

signals

button

DTMF

made up

are

When

while

various

you

combinations

by

following

transmit

a single

combination

band.

(FIJNC

FLINC

+

+ T.SQ).

normal

+

SET).

SET).

two-tone

Then

Tone

of

press

Transceiver

the

standard

a

steps,

tone

two'

of

The

operation,

press T.SQ

tones;

two

through

0

the

is transmit-

of tones

tone-style

keyboard

the

shown

as

frequency

first

low

a

9,

that

tele-

Table

in

display

press

FLINC

I Extingubhes

A

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Button I

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2
3 1697

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5

+

6 |

7

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Tone

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Button I

8

q

;
A

B

c

D

Tone

1 336
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941

1477

697

633

1
852
1 633

Page

2-71

Disabling

During
the
voice.

station
certain
off
beeps

l.

2.

the

proper code

This would

transmits
stations

voice

the

when
Select
Press

guish.

a

Press

J.

re-enable

To

4.

SET).

Voice
paging

to open

the

in the

part

you

are

desired

the

(FUNC

SET

SAVE

Then

Paging

function,

another

your receiver

probably mostly

group

group

paging,

of

paged,

and

code,

answer.

to

still

but

perform

band.

The frequency

SET).

+ SAVE).

first

GUNC

(FIINC

voice

press

SAVE

+

paging,

station

and

occur

the

press

can

page

then

when the

requests

then

you wish to tum

If

receive

the

following steps:

SET

+

SAVE).

transmit

you

by

other

only

normal

will extin-

(FIJNC

+

a

v
osET - | ,/

S.+CO.+ |

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I

+

r-l ssavE

iq CO.

+

Extnguishes

MAIN

//

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Page 2-72

Copying

Memory

Contents to

Another

Transceiver

This Transceiver has

contents of

the

allows

exactly the same,

ally.

NOTES:

1. When

2.

3

you

to

you

receiving transceiver will be completely erased.
Make

sure both

frequency.

same
Do not

.

is

tum either transceiver off

performed.

being

the capability of

its memory

program

without

use this

several transceiven so they are

transceiven are

to another transceiver. This

entering

procedure,

quickly

parameter

each

the memory in

programmed

while

transfening

manu-

the

to

the

programming

4.

Make sure the transmitting

DTMF mode.

single

To

use this

both transceivers:

1

. Select the desired

2. hess

3. Press PS

4.

handy

long

as both transceivers are

SET

the main band will extinguish.

On the transceiver that contains the
mation
press

the
of tones as the
other station.
transceiver

(FIINC

(FUNC

you

wish

FrfT

normallv.

feature,

button.

programmed

When

perform

frequency

+

SET).

+ PS).

to copy to the other

You will hear severai seconds

the tones stop,

transceiver

steps

(can

be

the same).

The frequency display of

data

is not in the

1 through 3 on

in either band, as

memory infor-

transceiver,

is

being

you

can use the

sent to the

Page

2-73

+

H

osEr

I

S..rco.t> |

+

- f-

S.-ft+

ltt;t-t

+

Pressing

the

mined

Eninguishes

u^'-Y

'

*

the

memory

data

to another

button

PTT

to be
transceiver.

causss

trans-

Page 2-74

Expanding the

Memory

The Transceiver can

l0

channels

20 memories. These are designated
M9 in
channels
memories,

1. Only the operating

2.

each band.

(M0

cannot store

You

can store
memory channels
transmitter offset
frequency.

J.

Each"expanded"memory
the memory
memory.

each

through

with

in

the

You can store

following

the

a transmitter offset

the

ability of its corresponding

(1)

normally

VFIF and UHF

Mq) ln each band,

frequency can be stored;

repeater function

without a tone

will be the same

programmed

be

as channels

limitations:

limits(in the save manner)

with

for

bands

10 additional

for a total

or a tone

in the additional

frequency, but the

as the

a total of

M0

frequency.

VFO

"regular"

up to

through

memory

40

of

you

offset

To expand the
ing

steps:

Press ENT

1.
the display.

Hold down

2.
button.

CL

the

Use the

3.
numben.

dress

161

H\

memory to

(FUNC

FUNCTION

the

A

bar

numeric

buttons

t

oS.

40

channels,

ENT).

+

will appear

to

+

+

\\

+

perform

"M"

An

button

designate

will

while

above

AFp€ars

follow-

the

appear on

press

you

"M".

the

memory

ad-

Page 2-75

lJntcring

Within
frequencies in
However,
can
frequency

procedure are

1'

2. Hold

3. HolddowntheFUNC

4.

Separate

the same band, it is

though the tone

both be stored in memory,

cannot.

Call up

The

corresponding

The

Press
The M
display.

the send frequency

down the FUNC

M indication

"M"

the VM

indication

TX & RX Frcr;uencics

possible

memory at the

to

indication

button.

same memory address.

squelch function and tone frequency

the repeater mode

on the display

button and

appears

the desired memory

and address number

on the display.

bunon andpress

flashes

on

and off.

into a l\{entory

to store two

press

the ENT

numeric

the
address

disappear from

differenl

and offset

button.

button

number.

the

5. Call up the

Hold

6.
The M indication

7.

Press the nttmeric
memory
The

press

B.

u'as in preceding

receive

down the FUNC

appears

address number

M indication,

displayecl.

tlrc V/M butt.n.

step

frequency

ntemory addrcss

on the display.

button and

the

on

button

The unit

5 above.

cttrrcspotrtling

selectcd in

press

display.

r.tunrltcr

rcturns t.

the ENT

stcp .1.

thc status rt

bufton.

to the

and

+/-

Page 2-76

Deleting an

Perform the

in

entry
M9):

I.

Select the

2.

Hold down
numeric
will hear a
the display

Press SET

J.

will
hess the

4.
will

Press ENT

5.
will extinguish

"M"
normal memory address

Expanded

following steps

ofthe expanded

one

memory address

the

button

long, high-pitched

will blink.

(FLJNC

extinuish.

RPT

appear.

6ffnc

will

continue

Memory

when

memory channels

memory address's

you

while

+

SET).

button

by

+ ENT).

and the

to

"M"
blink

Address

you

you wish to delete.

press

the

beep

The

The offset

itself.

The bar above

will stop blinking

if the conesponding

is

empty.

wish to

CL button.
and

frequency display

erase an

(M0

through

corresponding

You

"M"

the

frequency

the

on

"M"

(the

Press the CL button

6.
mode.

R\+o.+

|.F osr

5.+c-N+

*.R..*

S

+

+

R+

+
+

R\+

to retum to the normal memory

Blinks

-t

,Y

I

Blinks

Extinguishes

Blinks

M^rN

I

M

lt50

*

Blinks

Appears

"'ad,r

|

Page

2-77

Changing

Perform

1.

2.

3.

NOTE:
tone)

the Call

following

the

the desired band and

Select

Press ENT
the display.

Press

the CALL button.

rrMrr.

A repeater frequency

can also be stored in

Frequency

steps

(FUNC

to change the

frequency.

+ ENT). Atl"M"

"C"

A

will

appear

(with

an offset and a CTCSS

the call channel.

frequency:

call

will

appear on

next

to the

,R\

.)

+

/A\

\s^K

+

M

Ei

AppeaB

_l_

^

l,r[

l,lE

Page

3-1

YourTransceiver

(separate from the
contents
tumed

Typically,
ing upon

NOTES:

1.

2.

a
J.

of

off.

how often

If the
tum

replaced.
After

use a

and
button.

not dispose

Do

contains

memory,

the

new battery

a

display

Transceiver

the

you

replace

sharp,

intemal

an

extemal

battery

even

will

you

use

not

does

battery,

the

nonmetalicobjectto

of the

pack)

when

last about

your Transceiver.

indicate

banery

the

on,

tum the

battery

in

ABOUT

lithium+ype

preserves

that

Transceiver

the

years, depend-

five

correctly

fire.

when

needs to be

Transceiver

press

the

THE

battery

the

is

you

on

RESET

BATTERY

Page 4-1

IN

CONDITION
Dim frequency display.

Transceiver resets to ils initial setuo when
back on.

Transceiver cannot be lurned on.

Incorrect

Frequenry

Cannot receive any signals

display.

display

f lashes.

CASE

it is turned off and

OF

DIFFICULTY

POSSIBLE

1. Low battery voltage. Recharge the battery

1. Weak lithium

1. Low battery vohage. Recharge the battery

1. Microprocessor needs to be reset. Turn the Transceiver

1. PLL circuit is unlocked. This is usually caused when

1. The receiver circuits are not

2.

3. Corresponding VOLUME control is

4.

CAUSE

pack.

(internal)

on. Then use a slender non-metallic
Reset button.

frequency is outside of the specified range.

OFF button to check the receiver circuits.
Paging

wtse.
Corresponding SOUELCH control is fully clockwise.

tone

or

squelch operation is enabled.

battery.

pack.

obiect to oress the

operating. Press the SQL

fully counterclock-

lhe

(cont'd)

Page

4-2

receive only

Can

Cannot

lransmit.

strong

Cannot communicate

the displayed

Cannot

Cannot

transmit

change

at

the frequencY.

signals.

another

with

station.

lrequency

(cont

Antenna

1.
Corresponding

2.
wise.

Low battery

1.

BATT
PTT switch

z.

Press

Wrong

3.

tion).

Transmit

4.
display

Wrong

1.
cator).

Repeater

1 .

rioht

Frequency

1.

Press

d)

incorrectly

is

SQUELCH

voltage

locked otf

is

(FUNC

Recharge

PL)

+

indicator).
PL

band selected

requency is outside

f

"OFF"

for

band

of the selec{ed

side

(FUNC

FL

selected

mode

lock

when

is activated

is enabled

+

installed.

control is fully

counterclock-

(check brightness of the

the batteries.

("P1" is

lo release the PTT

(check

present

position

on the

"MAIN"

of

ol the amateur band

you press

posilion

(check

("+'or

PTT button).

the

ol the

"-"

appears

band).

("FL"

appears on the display).

release the f requency

FL) to

TXiBUSY/

display).

lock.

indica­(check

"MAIN"

above the

lock.

indi-