Team Electronic PT-2208S, PT3208S User Manual

TEAM PT-2208S

electronic

Freenet­&
optional
erweiterbares
VHF­Betriebsfunkgerät

Bedienungsanleitung
Manual
Mode d’emploi

TEAM PT-2208S

Bedienungsanleitung Seite 3 - 10
Manual page 11 - 18
Mode d’emploi Page 19 - 26

Anzeige- und Bedienelemente:

1) abnehmbare Antenne / SMA-Anschluß

2) Kontrolllampe

3) Kanaldrehwahlschalter, 16stufig [1 – 15, S]

4) Lautstärkeregler, kombiniert mit Ein-/Aus-Schalter
[VOLUME/OFF]

5) PTT-Taste [PTT]

6) Monitor-Taste

7) Doppelbuchse Ø 2,5/3,5 mm [SPK/MIC]

8) Lautsprecher

9) Akkumulator

Displays and Controls:

1) detachable antenna / SMA connector

2) Control lamp

3) Rotary Channel Selector, 16-step [1 – 15, S]

4) Volume Control with ON/OFF switch
[VOLUME/OFF]

5) PTT Key [PTT]

6) Monitor Key

7) Double Socket Ø 2,5 / 3,5 mm [SPK/MIC]

8) Loudspeaker

9) Accumulator

Élements de commande

1) Antenne demontable / SMA connexion

2) Lampe témoin

3) Sélecteur rotatif de canaux à 16 gradins [1 – 15, S]

4) Réglage du volume et marche / arrêt
[VOLUME/OFF]

5) Touche d’émission [PTT]

6) Touche monitor

7) Prise double Ø 2,5/3,5 mm [SPK/MIC]

8) Haut-parleur

9) Accumulateur

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3

4

2
5

6

9

7

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ENGLISH

TEAM PT-2208S

Manual

Table of Contents

page

Displays and Controls 2
Setting Up the TEAM PT-2208S 12

Mounting of the Accumulator 12
Mounting and Removing of the Belt Clip 12

Operation of the TEAM PT-2208S 13

1) Turning the Unit On/Off 13

2) Volume Level Adjustment 13

3) Channel Selection 13

4) Transmission 13

5) Reception 13

6) Sockets for External Speaker-Microphone 14

7) Charging of the Accumulator 14

8) Low Power Indicator 14
Scan Function of the TEAM PT-2208S 14

1) Start of Scan Function 15

2) End of Scan Function 15

3) Restart of the Scan Function 15

4) Transmission during activated Scan Function 15
Auxiliary Functions of the TEAM PT-2208S 15

1) Transmit Time Limiter 15

2) Busy Channel Lockout Function 16

3) Energy Saving Function 16

4) Additional Muting Function 16
General 17

1) Safety 17

2) Service 17

3) Conformity 17

4) Programmed Channels 17

5) Programmed Functions 17 - 18

6) Technical Data 18

7) CTCSS-Tones and DQT-Codes 27

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Setting up the TEAM PT-2208S

Unpack carefully your UHF radio PT-2208S. Please check whether the supplied material matches
with the positions listed below. In case of loss or damage of a part contact your carrier at once.

manual
Declaration

battery pack

belt clip charger

antenna

This transceiver is a heavy duty Freenet radio, which can be optionally modified by your dealer
also into a professional transceiver together with the Freenet channels. In this unit only the chan­nels 1 – 3 are already factory-preset to the Freenet channels, i.e. the number of the rotary channel
selector position corresponds with the actual Freenet channel. The positions 4 – 16 are free
according to the factory setting. The TX output power on the Freenet channels is reduced to 500 mW
in the radiated field according to the European regulation. See in the chapter “technical data“ for
the table of the Freenet channel numbers together with the corresponding frequencies. When the
unit remains in pure Freenet operation, it is free of charge and registration in most European
countries.
If you want to use the unit as a professional transceiver, you have to contact your local tele­communication authorities. You may be required to pay costs of registrations and annual fees for
every unit and for every frequency. If your application is passed, you can go to your dealer and
let him set your PT-2208S to the permitted frequency(ies) and adjustments.

wrist loop

adapter

of Conformity

Mounting of the Accumulator

At first turn the rear panel towards you. Place the accumulator ( 9 ) in that way
on the unit’s rear panel that the 4 slip planes of the unit grip into the correspond­ing guiding slots of the accumulator, and that the accumulator’s charging
contacts show into the direction of the unit’s base. Then push the accumulator
under simultaneous slight pressure on its back into the direction of the unit’s top
side, until the latch on the unit’s base clicks into place. Now the unit is ready for
radio operation.

Detaching of the Accumulator

Turn again the unit’s rear panel towards you. To release the accumulator from
the unit you have to pull the latch on the unit’s base with your finger towards the
unit’s front panel, while pushing simultaneously the accumulator towards the

unit’s base. After the accumulator is slid out of the unit’s slip planes you can take it off.
Removing and mounting of the belt clip

Turn the rear panel towards you.

Mounting of the Belt Clip

Pull the springy support of the belt clip a bit out of its rest position by using your
index finger and your middle finger. When the support is parallel to belt clip’s main
part insert it from above into the corresponding guide on the back of the accumu­lator. Push the belt clip into the direction of the unit’s base until the belt clip’s latch
clicks into place.

Detaching

The latch of the belt clip is located on the accumulator’s back near the top side.
Pull the latch with your fingernail away from the accumulator’s back and push
simultaneously the belt clip towards the unit’s top side. After the belt clip is slid out

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of its guide you can take it off.