Team Electronic PT-2208S, PT3208S User Manual

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TEAM PT-2208S

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Freenet& optional erweiterbares VHFBetriebsfunkgerät

Bedienungsanleitung Manual Mode d’emploi

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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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TEAM PT-2208S

Manual

Table of Contents

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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

of its guide you can take it off.

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Operation of the TEAM PT-2208S

1) Turning the unit On/Off To turn on the unit rotate the volume control with ON/OFF switch [VOLUME/OFF] ( 4 ) from its rest position clockwise until you hear a click. A short beep tone will be heard from the loudspeaker ( 8 ), which indicates that the unit is in reception mode. To switch off the unit rotate the volume control with ON/OFF switch [VOLUME/OFF] ( 4 ) counter-

clockwise to the final stop [OFF] until you hear a click. This indicates that the unit is switched off now.

2) Volume level adjustment

If a radio operator sends a message on the actual channel, you can hear it in the incorporated loudspeaker ( 8 ). If the actual channel is free, the loudspeaker will be silent. In this case you can produce a strong noise in the loudspeaker by pressing the

monitor key ( 6 ). Adjust the volume control [VOLUME/OFF] ( 4 ) to a comfortable listening level. Turning the control clockwise will increase the volume level and turning it counterclockwise will reduce the volume level.

3) Channel selection

The TEAM PT-2208S has maximal 16 channels available. To select another channel

turn the rotary channel selector [1-15, S] ( 3 ). According to the programming of the

channels, which has been made by your dealer, the unit will call up those transmit and

reception frequencies which correspond to the actual position 1 – 15 ( 16 ) of the rotary channel selector.

Note: If the rotary channel selector is set to a un-programmed position, you will hear a continuous warning tone in the loudspeaker.

4) Transmission Do not transmit if the antenna ( 1 ) is not mounted. Check activity on the actual channel. Do not send if someone talks on the actual channel. Only if the loudspeaker is silent and the indicator light ( 2 ) is dark, the channel is free. Press also the monitor key ( 6 ). There must be a noise if the channel is not occupied. To transmit depress and hold the PTT key ( 5 ). During transmission the indicator light ( 2 ) lights up red and the rotary channel selector is disabled. Hold the unit upright. The sensitivity of the built-in microphone is set for speaking at a distance of 2 inches. Speaking too loud will cause distortions and makes the signal difficult to understand. On completion of the transmission release the PTT key and the set will return to receive mode.

Note: Radio operation is only possible with the counter operator at coinciding channels.

5) Receiving After being switched on, the unit is always in receiving mode, as long as it is not transmitting. When it does not receive any signal on the actual channel, it would produce a disturbing noise in the loudspeaker ( 8 ). For this end the unit is equipped with a built-in noise suppression circuit ( squelch ) that mutes the receiver if there is no signal on the actual channel. If there is any incoming signal, the squelch will turn the loudspeaker on and cause the indicator light ( 2 ) simultaneously to light up green. This indicates that the channel is occupied. Your dealer can adjust the squelch threshold. The squelch function can be disabled to hear also weak signals which are not strong enough for the squelch to turn the loudspeaker on ( monitor function ). Depress the monitor key ( 6 ). Now the noise suppression is shut off and the indicator light lights up green simultaneously . If there is no station on the actual channel you hear a noise in the speaker. To reactivate the squelch release the monitor key ( 6 ) again. Thus the squelch works again. The monitor key function can also be changed by your dealer. For further information see point 4 of the chapter “Auxiliary functions of the PT-2208S”.

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6) Sockets for External Speaker-Microphone

Behind the screw-fixed cover on top of the unit’s right side you can find two jack sockets for stereo plugs Ø 2,5/3,5 mm [SPK/MIC] ( 7 ). They serve for the connection of a speaker-microphone with PTT function or for a separate microphone or a separate speaker. As already indicated on the cover, the upper socket is for the speaker and the lower socket is for the microphone. The internal speaker and/or the internal microphone will be switched off, if the socket for the corresponding external accessory is in use.

7) Charging of the accumulator:

Insert the DC connector of the power cord coming from the adapter into the socket on the rear of the charging mould. Then connect the adapter with a wall outlet ( 230 V, 50 Hz ). As a result the middle LED ( POWER ) on the charging mould lights up green, which indicates that the charger is ready for operation now. The accumulator is not charged in the factory. Therefore it must be charged before it is used the first time. Now insert the transceiver with mounted accumulator or only the accumulator itself into the charging mould. The front panel must show

into the direction of the push button, or the charging contacts to the rear. The green shining LED ( POWER ) on the charging mould switches itself off, and the LED ( CHARGING ) lights up red now, which indicates that the charging process has started. During the charging process a device in the charging mould checks constantly the charging content of the accumulator. When the charging mould has detected that the accumulator is completely charged, the red LED ( CHARGING ) switches itself off, and the LED ( POWER ) lights up green again. The charging current is reduced to a very little value now ( trickle charge ), just to compensate the self-discharging current. Now you can take out the transceiver with mounted accumulator or only the accumulator itself from the charging mould. The charging time of a totally discharged accumulator amounts to 3 – 4 hours, a partially discharged accumulator needs less time. The charging control device can also detect a defective accumulator. In case of a normally wornout accumulator the red LED ( CHARGING ) lights up only for a short time, and then the LED ( POWER ) will light up green again. In case of a short-circuit in the accumulator no LED will light up at all. In case of an overheating of the accumulator the middle LED ( POWER ) on the charging mould lights up yellow. The button on the charging mould has no function. Never try to recharge alkaline cells or other accumulators than the supplied one with the charging mould.

8) Accumulator Alert Indication The unit is equipped with a accumulator level monitoring circuit which alerts you, when the stored energy is nearly completely used up. If the accumulator voltage drops below a certain value in transmission mode, you will hear a warning tone in the speaker. If the accumulator voltage drops below this value while transmitting, the indicator light ( 2 ) starts to flash red. After releasing the PTT key and pressing it once again now, the unit will not transmit any more. Now it is time to recharge the accumulator.

Scan function of the TEAM PT-2208S

The scan function must be installed into your transceiver by your dealer, before you can use it. If it is not installed, there is another channel available on position [S] ( = 16 ) of the rotary channel selector. In the description below it is assumed that the scan function is active. Ask your dea-

ler for more details.

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1) Start of the scan function When you turn the rotary channel selector on position [S] ( = 16 ) the unit runs through all channels which your dealer has selected for the scan function ( scanning list ). If there is a radio operator signal on one channel which is strong enough to open the squelch, the scan function will pause on that channel. You can hear the partner station but the scan remains active.

2) End of the scan function When you turn the rotary channel selector on a position between 1 and 15 the scan function is not active.

3) Restart of the scan function Your dealer can select between two conditions under which the scan function restarts stepping through the scanning list when it has previously stopped on an occupied channel: a) Time control: The scan function restarts working after a dealer-set dwell time between 0.5 and 5 s, beginning from the moment of stopping on that channel. The dwell time does not depend on whether the channel is free or still occupied. b) Carrier wave control: The scan function restarts working 3 s after the radio operator signal has dropped below the squelch threshold.

4) Transmission during activated scan function Your dealer can select one of 4 different criteria to determine the transmit frequency while the scan function is active:

a) Selected channel: When pressing the PTT key while the scan function is active the unit trans-

mits basically on the first channel of the scanning list, i.e. the channel with the lowest channel number.

b) Selected channel or actual channel: When the pressing of the PTT key occurs while the scan

function is stepping through the scanning list, the unit transmits on the first channel of the scanning list. When the pressing of the PTT key occurs while the scan function is resting on a channel, the unit transmits on this channel.

c) Prior channel: When pressing the PTT key while the scan function is active the unit transmits

basically on the prior channel, i.e. any channel of the scanning list which your dealer can select.

d) Prior channel or actual channel: When the pressing of the PTT key occurs while the scan func-

tion is stepping through the scanning list, the unit transmits on the prior channel. When the pressing of the PTT key occurs while the scan function is resting on a channel, the unit transmits on this channel.

Note: Once a channel is selected for transmit mode, you can send your entire message on this channel. After you have released the PTT key the unit will still stay for a dealer-set dwell time between 0.5 and 5 s on this channel, before the channel scanning is restarted again.

Auxiliary functions of the TEAM PT-2208S

These functions must be installed into your transceiver by your dealer, before you can use them. In the description below it is assumed that the functions are active. Ask your dealer for more details.

1) Transmit time limiter The transmit time limiter ( = time-out-timer ) has the effect of limiting the maximum time for continuous transmitting on a channel. This transmit duration limit can be adjusted in steps between

0.5 and 5 minutes by your dealer. If the transmit time exceeds the actual transmit duration limit during your message, the transmitter will shut off automatically, and you will hear a warning tone in the speaker. To stop the warning tone and to reactivate the transmitter you have to release briefly the PTT key.

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2) Busy channel lockout function The lockout function for busy channels has the effect to prevent the unit from interfering with other stations. If there is a signal on the actual channel at the moment when you press the PTT key, the transmitter will not be switched on. In this situation you will only hear a warning tone in the speaker. When you release the PTT key the warning tone will be stopped and the set will revert to receiving mode. You can only send if there is no signal on the actual channel at the moment when you press the PTT key.

3) Energy saving function The unit is equipped with an energy saving function. This function is factory set in your unit. This function works only in receive mode. It reduces the current consumption when no signal is detected on the actual channel and the rotary channel selector is not turned for a period of 10s. If you do not use the unit for a long period of time, you should switch it off.

4) Additional muting function The unit is also equipped with a possibility to suppress messages of unwanted operators on the actual channel while the message of the partner station remains audible. To identify the wanted radio messages there are two methods available: CTCSS and DCS.

CTCSS method ( = Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System ) The wanted radio message must contain a certain inaudible tone, which the CTCSS detecting circuit of the receiving unit recognises and which can take the additional muting device out of service. In transmit mode the unit adds to its voice signal also a certain inaudible tone which will be recognised by the CTCSS detecting circuit of the counter station’s receiver to open its additional muting device.

DCS method ( Digital Coded Squelch ) The digital pulse detecting circuit of the receiving unit checks if the received signal contains any digital pulses. If it has identified a certain sequence of digital pulses as the opening code of the wanted message, the muting device lets the radio message pass from that moment on. In case of sending DCS coded messages the unit transmits immediately, after the PTT key has been pressed down, a certain sequence of digital pulses, too. These pulses will be recognised by the digital pulse detecting circuit of the counter station’s receiver, which gives an order to the muting device to let the radio message pass to the speaker from that moment on. The duration of the sequence of digital pulses is very short, so you can start to speak without waiting after you have pressed the PTT key. Please take into account that other radio operators, who are not equipped with a CTCSS or DCS coding/encoding device, or who don’t use it, can hear all your conversation if they are working on the same channel like you and your counter operator. Your dealer can install for each channel separately the CTCSS or DCS operation. It is also possible to set at the same channel different operation types for receive and transmit mode. But if you do not want the CTCSS or DCS operation at all, you can take it as well out of service. If the CTCSS or DCS operation is installed in receiving mode on the actual channel, and if there is a radio operator on this channel who uses either no CTCSS or DCS operation or a not according one, you will see only the indicator light ( 2 ) lighting up green, but the speaker will be silent. This shows you that the channel is occupied and that you should not transmit on this channel for not disturbing the other station. The CTCSS method allows your dealer to select one of 38 different inaudible tones to encrypt your messages between you and the wanted radio operator. If you use the DCS method your dealer will have 166 different digital codes to encrypt your messages between you and the wanted radio operator. The monitor key stops besides the noise suppression also a possible CTCSS or DCS operation in the receiver. The monitor key function can be changed in that way by your dealer that only the CTCSS or DCS operation in receiving mode is shut off, but not the noise squelch.

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1)Safety The unit radiates RF energy in transmitting mode. To reduce the exposure to the lowest possible value and to benefit the most of the set’s features, keep the following in mind: In transmission mode, keep the unit in a vertical position at a distance of 2 inches away from your face. Keep the antenna at a distance of at least 3 inch away from your head and your body.

2) Service The condition of the accumulator must be tested from time to time. If the accumulator is weak a short time after complete charge, it should be removed from the set. It can leak and damage the device. Replace it by a new one. Worn out accumulators do not belong into the waste bin. Bring them to a suitable collecting depot or to a special dealer, for the sake of the environment. There are no user-adjustable or user-serviceable parts inside the radio. The casing must not be opened. Independent repairs or adjustments must not be carried out, since each modification or unauthorised intervention will immediately cancel all and any guarantee or repair claims, they are also likely to result in non-conformity to ETS/EN regulations which will render the set to become illegal. In the event a defect becoming apparent, contact a properly equipped and authorised TEAM dealer or TEAM directly.

3) Conformity The transceiver TEAM PT-2208S complies with the rules of the European Directive R&TTE and meets the European Telecommunication Standards EN 300 086-2, EN 301 489-1/-5 and EN

60065.

4) Programmed Channels

Channel Transmit Frequency Encryption Tx Reception Frequency Decryption Rx Bandwidth

(MHz) (MHz) Narrow / Wide

1 149,0250 MHz 149,0250 MHz narrow 2 149,0375 MHz 149,0375 MHz narrow 3 149,0500 MHz 149,0500 MHz narrow 4 5 6 7 8

9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

5) Programmed functions Insert below the functions that your dealer has programmed into your transceiver.

Condition to Restart the Channel Scan Function Channel Scanning

Time Control Carrier Wave Control activated deactivated Duration [ s ]

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Transmit Channel during Active Channel Scan Function

Selected Channel Selected Channel or Prior Channel Prior Channel or

actual Channel actual Channel

Function of the Monitor Key

Out of Function Stopping briefly Stopping Stopping briefly

CTCSS & DCS CTCSS & DCS Noise Squelch

in toggle mode CTCSS & DCS

Transmit Time-Out-Timer

Duration [s]

6) Technical Data Freenet Frequency Range

Channel Frequency [ MHz ] Channel Frequency [ MHz ] Channel Frequency [ MHz ]

1 149,0250 2 149,0375 3 149,0500

Channel spacing: 12.5 kHz Radiated Tx output power: 500 mW Modulation type: 8K5F3E Deviation: max. 2.5 kHz ( narrow ) RX sensitivity: + 0,28 µV ( narrow )

Audio output power: 0.56 W at 8 Ω at 10 % THD Supply voltage: 6 – 8 V Current consumption: Tx: 490 mA

Professional radio communication: Frequency range: 150 MHz – 174 MHz Frequency step size: 6.25 kHz; 5 kHz Channel separation: narrow: 12.5 kHz / wide: 25 kHz Tx output power: max. 5 W Modulation type: FM Deviation: narrow: 2.5 kHz / wide: 5 kHz RX sensitivity: narrow: + 0,28µV / wide: 0,75µV

Audio output power: 0.56 W at 8 Ω at 10 % THD Supply voltage: 6 – 8 V Current consumption: Tx ( Low ): 490 mA; Tx ( High ): 1.5 A Tx and AF out 560 mW : 180 mA Standby without power down : 60 mA Standby with power down : 30 mA Dimensions ( cabinet ): W/H/D: 59 x 117 x 42 mm

Weight with batteries and antenna: 322 g

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CTCSS-Töne • CTCSS tones • Fréquences des tons CTCSS : Code Frequ. (Hz) Code Frequ. (Hz) Code Frequ. (Hz) Code Frequ. (Hz) Code Frequ. (Hz)

1 67,0 10 94,8 18 123,0 26 162,2 34 218,1 2 71,9 11 97,4 19 127,3 27 167,9 35 225,7 3 74,4 12 100,0 20 131,8 28 173,8 36 233,6 4 77,0 13 103,5 21 136,5 29 179,9 37 241,8 5 79,7 14 107,2 22 141,3 30 186,2 38 250,3 6 82,5 15 110,9 23 146,2 31 192,8 7 85,4 16 114,8 24 151,4 32 203,5 8 88,5 17 118,8 25 156,7 33 210,7

DCS-Codes Code Code Code Code Code Code

D023N D114N D174N D315N D445N D631N D025N D115N D205N D331N D464N D632N D026N D116N D223N D343N D465N D654N D031N D125N D226N D346N D466N D662N D032N D131N D243N D351N D503N D664N D043N D132N D244N D364N D506N D703N D047N D134N D245N D365N D516N D712N D051N D143N D251N D371N D532N D723N D054N D152N D261N D411N D546N D731N D065N D155N D263N D412N D565N D732N D071N D156N D265N D413N D606N D734N D072N D162N D271N D623N D612N D743N D073N D165N D306N D431N D624N D754N D074N D172N D311N D432N D627N

DCS-Codes Code Code Code Code Code Code

D023I D114I D174I D315I D445I D631I D025I D115I D205I D331I D464I D632I D026I D116I D223I D343I D465I D654I D031I D125I D226I D346I D466I D662I D032I D131I D243I D351I D503I D664I D043I D132I D244I D364I D506I D703I D047I D134I D245I D365I D516I D712I D051I D143I D251I D371I D532I D723I D054I D152I D261I D411I D546I D731I D065I D155I D263I D412I D565I D732I D071I D156I D265I D413I D606I D734I D072I D162I D271I D623I D612I D743I D073I D165I D306I D431I D624I D754I D074I D172I D311I D432I D627I

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TEAM PT-2208S

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für den Vertrieb und Betrieb als Freenet/Betriebsfunkgerät in Deutschland,

Für den Vertrieb und Betrieb als Betriebsfunkgerät in :

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Tel. 069 - 30 09 50 - 0

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