TYT TH-UVF 9 User Manual

Dual band, Dual display.
Dual standby 3:^3^

A/B band independent operation

Tone Search CTCSS/DCS Scanning/DTMF-ANI function

Short-cut menu operation

TH-UVFS

DUAL BAND FM TRANSCEIVER

Patented product, counterfeiting not aliowed
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USER'S

MANUAL

TO

CUSTOMERS

Thank you very much for using our two way radio.
This radio of modern design is reasonable structure

with stable functions. It is designed to meet different

customers' need for high quality with easy operation
and perfect capablity. We believe you are pleased with
its nice shape and excellent performance.

This manual is suitable for using the model of TH-UVF9.

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Welcome to use TYT two-way radio

i

Main

Functions

Dual band, dual display, dual standby
A/B band independent operation
2 X 128 channels storage and scanning
Shortcut menu operation mode
FIVI radio and 25 stations memory €iliiJAM)!tiiliiitLliJ>
CTCSS/DCS and tone search scanning ;
Repeater shifts and ARS function |
Tone calling 1750Hz tone I
25kHz/12.5kHz channel spacing switchable ;
High/middle/low TX power switchable ;
Multi working mode switchable •

PTT ID and IVISK/DTMF encode
Vibration alert function (Optional)
Man down (optional)
8 groups of scrambler (Optional)
Remote stun/kill/activate (Optional)
2T/5T/DTMF encoder and decoder (optional)

CONTENTS

USING

TIPS

2

UNPACKING

AND

CHECKING

EQUIPMENT3

Supplied Items3

CHARGING

BATTERY

PACK5

Charging Preparation5
Charging Operation6

INSTALLATION

OF

ACCESSORIES7

Installation of Battery Pack7
Antenna Installation8
Installing Belt Clip9
Installing External Micro/Speaker 10

GETTING

FAMILIAR 11

Radio Illustration 12
LCD Display 14
Keypad Functions 16

WORKING MODE 19

Frequency Mode (VFO) 19
Frequency-Channel Mode (MR) 19
Channel Mode (CH) 19
FM Radio Mode (FM) 19
MENU Mode 20
Reset Mode 20

SET

MENU MODE 21

SHORTCUT

MENU

OPERATION

24

DETAILED

FUNCTION

DESCRIPTION

29

Scan & Scan Mode setting 29
Priority Transmit 30
VOX Level 30
TX Power setting 31
Squelch Adjustment 31
Dual Wait/Standby 31
LED Display Mode 32
Backlight Brightness setting 32
Keypad Beeper setting 32
Automatic Number Identity 32
Transmitter Time-Out Timer 33
Busy Channel Lock-Out 33
Transmit Over Beeper 33
Dual Watch/Monitor 34

Receive Saver 34
Auto Keypad Lock 34
Voice Prompt 34
Power-on Display setting 35
Repeater Shift setting 35
Display Channel Name 36
C-CDC&R-CDC&T-CDC&SCN CD 36

VFO Step setting 39
Wide/Narrow Band Selecting 40
Vibration 40
Man Donwn 40
Voice Mode and Scrambler 40

ADVANCED

FUNCTIONS 41

PTT/ANI ID Setting 41
Emergency Alert 42
Keypad Locking Setting 42
Reverse Frequency -42
Tone Galling (1750Hz) 43
Add Channel Scanning 43
Channel Storage Operation 43
FM Radio Operation 45
Wire Clone 46

OPTIONAL

SIGNALINGS

49

DTMF Part 50
MSK Part 51
2-Tone Part 53
5-Tone

Part 55

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KILL,STUN,

ACTIVATE

AND

REVIVE

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TECHNICAL

PARAMETERS

62

GUARANTEE

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USING

TIPS

Please read the following brief instructions, non-compliance with these rules may cause
danger or violate the law.

• Obey the local government regulation before using this radio, improper use may violate
the law and be punished.

» Turn off the radio before entering flammable or explosive areas.

• Do not charge or change the battery in flammable or explosive areas.

• Turn off the radio before getting close to the blasting zone or detonator areas.

• Do not use radio whose antenna is damaged, touching of damaged antenna will cause
heat injury.

• Do not attempt to open the radio; the maintenance work should be done by technical
expert only.

• To avoid troubles caused by electromagnetic interference or electromagnetic
compatibility, please turn off the radio in places where have the banner "Do not use
wireless equipment", such as hospital and other healthcare places.

• In the car with an airbag, do not put the radio within the scope of the airbag deployment.

• Do not store the radio under the direct sunshine or in hot areas.

• When you transmit with the radio, do keep away from its antenna for 5cm at least.

• If the radio appears smelly or smoke, please shut off its power immediately and contact

with your local dealer.

• Do not transmit too long, for the radio may heat and hurt the user.

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UNPACKING

AND

CHECKING

EQUIPMENT

Welcome to use TYT TH-UVF9 transceiver. Please check if any damage to thep ackage
when your receive it. Carefully unpack the transceiver. We recommend that you check the
items listed in the following table. If any items are missing or damaged during shipment,
please contact with your local dealer immediately.

Supplied Items:

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TH-UVF9Body(1)

Antenna (1)

Li-ion battery (1) Power Adapter (1)

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1

Handstrap(l) Belt Clip (1) Verification (1) User's Manual (1)

Note:

The antenna frequency range please refers to the annular label at the bottom of antenna.

User's

Manual

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BATTERY PACK

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CHARGING

BATTERY PACK

Charging Precaution
The supplied battery pacl< of TH-UVF9 is a high-performance Li-ion battery with 7.4V standard

voltage, 1500mAh high capacity in a very compact pacl<age. Under normal use, the battery
pacl< may be used for approximately 500 charge cycles and more, after which operating
time maybe expected to decrease. If you have an old battery pack which is displaying
capacity which has become diminished, you should replace the pack with a new one.

Please use 7T^ designated battery; other batteries can cause explosion and hurt people.

Notice: » Please do not short-circuit the battery terminals or expose of in fire. Do not disassemble

the battery unauthorized.

• Charge the battery between temperature O'C and 45 C. The battery can not be normally
charged beyond this temperature range.

• Please turn off the transceiver when you charge it. Transmitting with the transceiver in
charge will affect its normal charge.

• Do not unplug the Power Adapter or battery when it is charged.

• If the battery pack lasts shortly even it is full of power, it shows that the battery is
depleted,

please change the battery pack.

• Please do not charge when the battery or the radio is wet. Please dry it with a cloth
before charging to avoid any danger.

Warning:

When the conductive metals such as jewelery, key or decorative chains touch the

battery terminals, all the batteries are likely to cause damage to the items or personal

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injury. These conductive metals may form a short circuit and generates much heat.
Do deal with any battery carefully, especially when put it into pocket, wallet or other

metallic containers.

Cliarging Operation
After installing the battery pack, if the battery icon shows C D, it means that the battery pack
is out of power. Please charge it.

Indicator ligtit of charger will show charging condition

Indicator Display Status

Red

Charging

Green

Completed

Battery Tips:

• The battery is not fully charged in factory, please charge before using it.

• Charge and discharge the battery for two or three times, the battery capacity will reach
the best condition. When the battery capacity is low, please charge or change the battery.

• The battery lasts shortly even if it is fully charged, the battery is depleted, please
contact your local dealer to buy a new authentic TYT battery.

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INSTALLATION

OF

ACCESSORIES

Installation of Battery Pack

1)

Fit the supplied battery pack into the batter pack trough, then slide it toward the head to

insert it completely—in direction of arrowhead ®.

2)

Push the battery pack lock to release the battery pack and slide it toward the bottom to

remove it out—in direction of arrowhead @.

Picture 1

Picture 2

Antenna Installation

The supplied high gain antenna provides high performance at the entire VHF/UHF frequency
range of the transceiver.

To install the supplied antenna, hold the bottom
end of the antenna, then screw it onto the TT

connector on the transceiver until it is snug.
Do not over-tighten by use of extreme force.
Picture 3
To uninstall the antenna, hold the bottom end of
it and turn it counterclockwise to remove it.
Picture 4

Notes: • Never transmit without having an antenna

connected.

m When installing the supplied antenna,

never hold the upper part of the antenna
while screwing it onto the connector on the
transceiver. Or you may snap the antenna.

Picture 3 Picture 4

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Installing Belt Clip
Align the two holds of belt clip and the two holes of the radios, fix them with the supplied
M2.5x5 screws. Loosen the screw set to remove belt clip.
Picture 5, Picture 6

Picture 5 Picture 6

Installing External Micro/Speaker
Open the cover of the IVlic/speaker jack and insert
the microphone/speaker plugs into the jack. Picture 7

Note:

• Using the external headset or Mic/speaker
will affect the water-tightness performance

of radio.

• If the external headset is not workable, please
use the headset case.

TOI

RADIO

ILLUSTRATION

-ANTENNA

Connect the supplied
antenna here.

Indicator

•IVIIC-

The internal microphone
is located here.

,-POWERA/OLUME DIAL-

This control toggle the
transceiver's power on/off and
adjust the audio volume level.

- SPEAKER-

The internal speaker is
located here.

-KEYBOARD-

These 16 keys select the
operating features on the
TH-UVF9.The function of
the keys are described in
details on pages 16&17.

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CALL

Activates

T-CALL

(1750Hz) for
repeater access and transmit
DTMF and 2/5 tone signaling.

PTT
Press it to transmit and release
it to receive after your
transmission is completed.

MONI

Long press this key disables
the noise squelching action,
allowing you to hear very weak
signals near the back-ground
noise level;

MIC/SP
The jack provides connection
points for microphone audio,
earphone audio, speaker and
program cable.

LCD

DISPLAY

You will see various icons shown on the screen when power on. The following table can
help you identify icons' meaning which display on LCD.

Icons

Description of functions

T.iil

Operating band signal & power meter

L

Low TX power active

D

Dual watch/standby active

S

RX power save active

VOX VOX active

+ -

Repeater shift direction and ARS active

R

Reverses the transmit and receive frequency active

N

Narrow band mode active

Keypad lock active

Ml C.

1 Icons

• • Description of functions

Squelch active

<Q

Beep tone active

Q

Receive calling ID or MSG
Scrambler active

E Battery power indicator

CT

CTCSS decoder active

DCS

DCS decoder active

5T

5 Tone signaling active

2T

2 Tone signaling active

DTMF

DTMF signaling active

Operating A band indicator
Operating B band indicator

75
25

Frequency mantissa indicator

Channel number/Menu items number indicator

•

Busy channel indicator

Channel scanned available under CH mode

1

119

KEYPAD

FUNCTIONS

[

B]

,.;IP1

[a] [a]

Press
key

Enter menu
mode/confirm
the setting

Switch the
Aor B
frequency
to be the
"Operating"
Band

Upper menu
item,

channel

or frequency

Lower menu
item,

channel

or frequency

Switch VFO
mode and
IVIR mode/exit
the setting

Press and
turn on thie
radio

Enter reset
mode

No action Switch CH

mode and
VFO mode

No action No action

[IB]

[aa] im}

[QB]

Press
key

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry

"1"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "2"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "3"

Frequency/
Channel No.

entry "4"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "5"

Press

Enter scan
item

Enter priority
TX mode
item

Enter VOX
level Item

Enter
high/low
power item

Enter squelch
level item

IB I mi

[OBI] [BB] [IB] [iE3] [CD]

Press
key

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "6"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "7"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "8"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "9"

Frequency/
Channel No.
entry "0"

Press Enter dual

wait/standby
item

Enter LED
item

Enter
Brightness
item

Enter beep
item

Enter AN

1

item

[tm]

[OS]

[OB]

Press
key

Left cursor
position
when editing
channel name

Right cursor
position
when editing
channel name

Enter or exit
FM radio

mode

Press and
hold key to
start keypad
lock.

Press and
hold key to
start reverse

frequency

Press [ ^ ] +
[ fsa ] to start
emergency
alert

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MODE

SET

MENU MODE

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MENU

OPERATIO

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WORKING MODE

1)

Frequency Mode (VFO)

Under this mode, you can use [Ca ] / [ d] l<ey to change the frequency or input the
frequency by l<eypad directly and store channels.

2)

Frequency-Channel Mode (MR)

When you have stored a memory channel at least and under VFO mode, press [ GBD]

key to enter MR mode.
The frequency will be indicated on the display and the channel No. will be indicated at
the right side. If the transceiver display name option is ON and channel name edited, it
will show the name of the channel.

Please see Shortcut Menu Operation Item 23&24. Page 36.

3)

Channel Mode (CH)

When you have stored a memory channel at least, press [ ^a] key and switch power
on the radio, enter CH mode. Channel No. will be indicated on the display and if the
transceiver display mode option is ON, it will show the name of the channel.
Please see Shortcut Menu Operation Item 23&24. Page 36.

4) FM Radio Mode
TH-UVF9 provides frequency 76.00-108.00MHz FM radio.
Under this mode, you can choose FM frequency you need directly. Scan frequency
range and store your favorite channels. Press [ OB ] to enter and exit FM radio mode.

^

I

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5)

MENU Mode

Press [ B ] key to enter MENU mode, ttiere are 34 items in

total.

Please see SET

MENU MODE. Page 21

6)

Reset Mode

Press [ B ] key and switch the power on to enter Reset mode, then press [ B ] key

to enter.

1.

[ D ] or [ a] key to select VFO/FULL.

2.

VFO: initialize all setting under frequency mode.

3. FULL: initialize all setting under frequency and memory mode.

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SET

MENU

MODE

No.

LCD Display

Available Values Description of Function

01 SCAN

/

Frequency/Channel Scan
02 TX.SEL EDIT/BUSY Priority Transmit
03 VOX 1-8

VOX Level Setting
04 POWER LOW/HIGH High/Low TX Power
05 SQL 0-9 SQL level setting
06

D.WAIT

ON / OFF Dual Wait/Standby
07 LED ON / AUTO / OFF LED Display mode

08

LIGHT C0L0R1/C0L0R2/COLORS Backlight brightness setting

09 BEEP ON/OFF

Keypad Beeper Setting

10 ANI ON/OFF

Automatic Number Identity

11 TOT OFF/30/60/.../270

Transmitter Time-Out Timer

12

BCLO

OFF / WAVE / CALL Busy Channel Lock-Out

13 VOX.SW ON/OFF

VOX Switch ON/OFF

14 ROGER ON/OFF

Transmit Over Beeper

15

DW

ON / OFF

Dual Watch/Monitor

.1121

No,

LCD Display

Available Values

Description of Function

16

RX.SAV ON/OFF

Receive Saver

17 SCAN.S

TO / CO / BE

Scan Mode

18

AUTOLK

ON/OFF

Auto Keypad Locl<

19 VOICE

ON/OFF

Voice Prompt

20

OPNSET OFF / DC/MSG

Power-on Display

21 VLG

/

Battery Power Voltage

22

PONMSG

-1A,@

Power-on Message

23A OFFSET

0.000-99.995MHZ

Repeater Shift
(Under VFO mode)

23B

DIS.NM ON/OFF

Display Channel Name

24

CHNAME

-1A@

Channel Name Editing

25

C-CDC

OFF/67.0/D023N

TX/RX Tone coder

26

R-CDC

OFF / 67.0 / D023N

RX Tone coder

27

T-CDC

OFF/67.0/D023N

TX Tone coder

28 S-D

+ /-/OFF

Shift Direction

29 STEP 5K/6.25K/.../25K

VFO Step

No.

LCD Display Available Values Description of Function
30 N/W WIDE/NARROW Wide/Narrow Band

31

SEEK 67.0

/

CTCSS Scanning

32

SEEK D023N / DCS Scanning

33

DALARM

ON/OFF

Man Down

34

VIBRATE ON/OFF

Vibration

35

SCR.NO

1-8

Voice scrambler

36

APRO OFF/COMP/SCRA voice mode

Menu

Operation

1)

Under standby mode, press [ B ] to enter menu setting, LCD

displays "MENU".

2)

Press [ ] or [ KSI ] to select the desired menu item, LCD

display current setting of selected item.

3)

Press [ B ] to enter and then press [ a ] or [ sa ] to select

the desired setting.

4)

Press [ B ] to confirm.

5)

Press [ED ] twice to exit and then return to standby mode.

T.III

' MENU

SHORTCUT

MENU

OPERATION

Item Item

Enter

Screen

Select

Parameter

Confirm Return

No.

Name

item

Display

parameter

Explanation

Standby

twice to

exit

1)

Frequency (|

/Ctiannel

' SCBH

Press

[^a]

or

ml

to

change

scan

direction

Press

[ (B 1 key to

start

scanning

Standby

twice to

exit

scan

^lilltf W

twice to exit

2) Priority (|
Transmit

»^

-TH.

SEL

EDIT

c?

Press

[ca]

cr

[a]

to

select

availabie vaiues

EDIT/BUSY

^lilltf W

twice to exit

4B4

^

Mm .

Press

[^D]

H^BH•

twice to exit

3) VOX level
setting

r,i:l «

-

KICK

4

e

4B4

Press

[a]

or

[B]

to

select

avaiiable

values

vox

level:

1-8

^

Mm .

Press

[^D]

H^BH•

twice to exit

..A.

mtm _k

Press

[SSI

••Bt-twice

to

exit

4) TX power (|
setting

^

0 -i-ag

a if

T..:l

a

-

POW

LOU

e:

i^Bif

Press

[0]

or
[Olloseiect
availabie

vaiues

Higti

/ Low

..A.

mtm _k

Press

[SSI

••Bt-twice

to

exit

4) TX power (|
setting

*'B4^r'^'V'^

^ ~ twice

to

exit

5) SQL level (i
setting

T„ll

a E

-

SQL

5

i^Bif

Press

[ma]

or

[al

to

select

available values

SQL

level:

0-9

*'B4^r'^'V'^

^ ~ twice

to

exit

, Press

[1130]

ip*^^

twice

to

exit

6) Dual wait/ Q

standby

^ ^ +

B

Till

^ E

'D.WfiIT

ON

^B-f

Press

[a]

or

[a]

to

select

available

values

ON/OFF

, Press

[1130]

ip*^^

twice

to

exit

_L

_t

Press

[ED]

twice

to

exit

7)

LED

display

^

+g

»if

T„il

1

•

LED

flUTO

G

4B4

Press

[Bi]

or

[a]

to

select

available values

ON/AUTO/OFF

_L

_t

Press

[ED]

twice

to

exit

mode

8)

Backlight ^

brightness ^
setting

•^B'r

twice to

exit

mode

8)

Backlight ^

brightness ^
setting

^ 0 +1101^

T.,11 «

-

LiaHT
COLORl

e

Press

[a]

or

IB]

lo

select

avaiiable

values

COLOR1 / COLOR2

/

C0L0R3

•^B'r

twice to

exit

mode

8)

Backlight ^

brightness ^
setting

4>B4

L

tgmm

_k

Press

[fSS]

^•Bi^

twice

to

exit

9) Keypad (|

beeper

- BEEP
OH

OS

4>B4

Press

[al

or

[a]

to

select

available values

ON/OFF

L

tgmm

_k

Press

[fSS]

^•Bi^

twice

to

exit

2(1

Item Item

No.

Name

10)

Automatic (

Number
Identity

11)

Transmitter^

time-out
timer

12) Busy c;
channel
lock-out

13)

vox

switch

14) Transmit (<
over
beeper

15) Dual (J
watch/
monitor

16) Receive
saver

17)

Scan (_

mode

18) Auto
keypad
lock

Enter Screen

item Display

0 +1394''

Select Parameter
parameter Explanation

BNI

ON

TOT

OFF

BCLO

OFF

-Ui:«.

SIJ 3

OFF

B-g"*^

!4

ROGER

"

OFF

Dili

OFF

OH

SCBNS

CO

-RUTOLK

'

OFF

4B4

4B^

4B 4

4B4

4B<i'

4B4'

4B4

4B4

4B>f

Press

[E9]

or

[a]

to

change

ON/OFF

scan

direction

Press

[cal

or

[C9]

to

selecl

available values

OFF/30.../270s

Press

[tsa] or

[ai

to

seled

available

values

OFF / WAVE / CALL

Confirm Return

Standby

~

1^ RRR ^

Press

[SO]

" twice fD exit

T4B4E

.

fflB ^ Press

[SPl

"twice

to

exit

Press

[Oi]

or

[O]

to

select

available

values

ON/OFF

Press

[ei]

or

[Q]

to

select

available

values

ON/OFF

Press

[ca]

or

[a]

to

select

available

values

ON/OFF

Press

[Ba]

or

[B]

to

select

available

values

ON/OFF

Press

[iO]

or

[Ell

to

selecl

available values

TO /CO/SE

Press

[d]

or

[Dj

to

select

available values

ON/OFF

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DETAILED

FUNCTION

DESCRIPTIONS

1)

Scan & Scan Mode setting (SCAN&SCANS—MENU 1&17)

Functions:

under VFO/IVIR/CH mode, TH-UVF9 allows you to scan the entire current

operating band and memory channels.

Enter

Menu

1^' and

press

[ B ] key to start

scanning.

When you have started scanning, press [ ES ] / [ ] key to change direction. And it
will halt on a signal It encounters, press PTT key to stop scanning; Press

MONI

key to
stop scanning temporarily; Press [ B ] key again to exit the scanning function.
Scanning operation is basically the same in each of the above modes. Before you begin,
take a moment to select the way in which you would like the scanner to halt on a signal.

Enter

Menu

17'" to set

scan

mode. Default: TO.

Three options for the scan mode are available under VFO mode:
TO:

In this mode, the scanner will halt on a signal it encounters, and will hold there for

some time. If you do not take action to disable the scanner within the time period,
the scanner will resume even if the stations are still active.

CO:

In this mode, the scanner will halt on a signal it encounters, and will hold there if

the stations are still active. And after the carrier has dropped, the scanner will
resume.

SE:

In this mode, the scanner will halt on a signal it encounter, it will not restart

automatically; you must manually re-initiate scanning if you wish to resume.

2)

Priority Transmit (TX.SEL—MENU 2)

Functions:

TH-UVF9 allows you to transmit on the sub band even if you are working on

the operating band.

Enter

IVIenu 2"" to

select

priority

transmit band. Default:

EDIT.

EDIT: It will transmit on the operating band.
BUSY: It will transmit on the band last talking used.

3)

VOX Level & VOX Switch (VOX&VOX.SW—MENU 3&13)

Functions:

the VOX function provides automatic transmit/receive switching based on

voice input to the microphone. With the VOX switch ON, you do not need to
press PTT switch in order to transmit, and it is not necessary to use a VOX
headset in order to utilize VOX operation.

Enter

Menu

IS'" to set VOX

switch.

Default: OFF.

When the VOX is activated, the "VOX" icon will appear on the display.

Enter

Menu

3'" to set VOX

level.

It has 8

grades.

The higher level is, the more sensitive will be.
TH-UVF9 provides for adjustment of "Hang-Time" of the VOX (the transmit-receive delay
after the cessation of speech) via program software.

Default: 2s.

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4)

TX Power setting (POW—MENU 4)

Functions:

you can select high/low TX power according to your talking environment

and need. When you store memories, you can store High and Low power
settings separately in each memory.

Enter

Menu

4'" to set TX power.

High:

4W

Low: 0.5W, when you select Low power, the "L' icon will appear on the display.

5)

Squelch Adjustment (SQL—MENU 5)

Functions:

TH-UVF9's Squelch system allows you to mute the background noise when

no signal is being received. Not only does the Squelch system "standby"
operation more pleasant, it also significantly reduces battery current
consumption.

Enter

Menu

5* to set SQL

level.

Default: 5.

6)

Dual Wait/Standby (D.WAIT—MENU 6)

Functions:

TH-UVF9 allows you to receive the sub band signal even if you are working

on the operating band. It could monitor the signal under both master and
sub band at the same time.

Enter

Menu

6'" to set Dual

Walt.

Default: ON.

7)

LED Display Mode (LED—MENU 7)

Function:

select ttie LED/Keypad Lamp mode.

Enter

IMenu

7* to

select

LED display mode. Default: AUTO.

ON:

LED display ligiits all the time.

AUTO:

Illuminates the LED when any key is pressed and after 3s the light is off.

OFF:

Disable the LED lamp.

8)

Backlight Brightness setting (LIGHT—MENU 8)

Functions:

choose LED backglight brightness.

Enter

Menu

8* to

select

backlight

brightness.

Default:

C0L0R2.

COLOR1:

brighter.
COLOR2: default setting.
COLOR3: darker.

9)

Keypad Beeper setting (BEEP—MENU 9)

Functions:

enable/disable the keypad beeper.

Enter

Menu

9'" to set keypad beeper. Default: ON.

10)

Automatic Number Identity (ANI—MENU 10)

Functions:

sending ID code when TH-UVF9 transmits, the others can receive it directly

on the display if they also hate A I futiction.

Enter

Menu

10* to set ANI. Default; OFF.

11)

Transmitter Time-Out Timer (TOT—MENU 11)

Functions:

the TOT feature provides a safety switch which limits transmission to a

pre-programmed value. This will promote battery conservation by not
allowing you to make excessively-long transmissions, and in the event of
a stuck PTT switch it can prevent interference to other users as well as
battery depletion.

Enter

Menu

11'" to set TOT. Default: OFF.

12)

Busy Channel Lock-Out (BCLO—MENU 12)

Functions:

the BCLO feature prevents the radio's transmitter from being activated if a

signal strong enough to break through the "noise" squelch is present. On a
frequency where stations using different CTCSS or DCS codes may be
active, BCLO prevents you from disrupting their communications
accidentally (because your radio may be muted by its own tone decoder).

Enter

Menu

12'*' to set

BCLO.

Default: OFF.

OFF:

Disable BCLO feature.

WAVE:

the radio's PTT will be prevented only if the frequency is busy used.

CALL: the radio's PTT will be prevented only the frequency and tone coder is the same.

13)

Transmit Over Beeper (ROGER—MENU 14)

Functions:

sending a beeper to inform the receiver TX is over.

Enter

Menu

14'" to set

ROGER.

Default: OFF.

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14)

Dual Watch/Monitor (DW—MENU 15)

Functions:

Dual Watch feature makes TH-UVF9 can monitor the calling signal when FM

radio is on and you won't miss any calling.

Enter

Menu

15'" to set DW. Default: OFF.

15)

Receive Saver (RX.SAV—MENU 16)

Functions:

this feature significantly reduces quiescent battery drain, and you may not

receive the full data burst.

Enter

Menu

16'" to set

RX.SAV.

Default: OFF.

16)

Auto Keypad Lock (AUTOLK—MENU 18)

Functions:

in order to prevent accidental frequency change or inadvertent transmission,

various aspects of the TH-F8's keys and switches may be locked out.

Enter

Menu

18'" to set

AUTOLK.

Default: OFF.

When you switch AUTOLK ON, the keypad will be locked automatically if there is no key

operation for 5 second.
If the radio is locked, press [E» ] key to unlock it. Also you can lock it using [OB ] key
by manual.

17)

Voice Prompt (VOICE—MENU 19)

Functions:

enable/disable voice prompt.

Enter

Menu

19'" to set

VOICE.

Default: ON.

18)

Power-on Display setting (OPN.SET&VLT&PON.MSG—MENU 20&21&22)

Functions:

choose power-on display mode and edit power-on message

Enter

Menu

20'" to set

OPN.SET.

Default: OFF.

OFF:

display model version

DC:

battery power voltage

MSG:

power-on message

Enter

Menu

21" to

check

battery

voltage.

Enter

Menu

22"" to

edit

power-on

message,

also

you can

edit

it directly by

program software.

Using [ D ] / [ a] to select character; [ CSS ] / [ t3B ] to switch cursor position.

19)

Repeater Shift setting (OFFSET&S-D—MENU 23&28)

Functions:

repeater stations, usually located on mountaintops or other high locations,

provide a dramatic extension of the communication range for low-powered
hand-held or mobile transceivers.

Under VFO mode, you can set the magnitude and direction of the repeater shift.

Enter

Menu

23'" to set magnitude of the repeater shift.

Available values: 0.00 ~ 99.95 MHz

Enter

Menu

28'" to set the repeater shift direction. Default: OFF.

20)

Display Channel Name (DIS.NAME&CH.NAME—MENU 23&24)

Functions:

switch channel name display ON/OFF and edit channel name under MF?/CH

mode.

Enter

Menu

23'" to

switch

display channel name

ON/OFF.

Enter

Menu

24* to

edit

channel name,

also

you can

edit

it directly by program

software.

Using [ ca ] / [ Ca ] to select character; [ C3S ] / [ 09 ] to switch cursor position.

21)

Tone coder & Tone Search Scanning & Tone calling (C-CDC& R-CDC&

T-CDC&SEEK 67.0&D023N—MENU 25&26&27&31&32)

Function

1: CTCSS/DCS Operation

Many repeater systems require that a very-low-frequency audio tone be superimposed
on your FM carrier in order to activate the repeater. This helps prevent false activation
of the repeater by radar or spurious signals from other transmitters.

Enter

Menu

25"'/26"'/27"' to set TX&RX Tone coder/ RX Tone coder/ TX Tone coder.

1)

Press [ 138 ] key to select CTCSS/ DCS/ OFF. After you choose CTCSS/ DCS,

press [ ^a] / [ ^a] key to choose the right group you need.

2)

Press [OB ] key to select DCS direction.

TH-UVF9 has 50 groups CTCSS, 104 groups normal/inverted DCS.

36!

CTCSS TONE FREQUENCY (Hz)

67.0

69.3

71.9

74.4

77.0

79.7

8.25

85.4

88.5

91.5

94.8

97.4

100.0

103.5

107.2

110.9

114.8

118.8

123.0

127.3

131.8

136.5

141.3

146.2

151.4

156.7

159.8

162.2

165.5

167.9

171.3

173.8

177.3

179.9

183.5

186.2

189.9

192.8

196.6

199.5

203.5

206.5

210.7

218.1

225.7

229.1

233.6

241.8

250.3

254.1

-

-

-

-

in

DCS CODE

023

074

172

265

371

503

662

025

114

174

266

411

506

664

026

115

205

271

412

516

703

031

116

212

274

413

523

712

032

122

223

306

423

526

723

036

125

225

311

431

532

731

043

131

226

315

432

546

732

047

132

243

325

445

565

734

050

134

244

331

446

606

743

051

143

245

332

452

612

754

053

145

246

343

454

624 -

054

152

251

346

455

627

-

065

155

252

351

462

631 -

071

156

255

356

464

632 -

072

162

261

364

465

645

-

073

165

263

365

466

654 -

Function

2: TONE Searcli Scanning

In operating situations wtiere you don't l<now ttie CTCSS/DCS tone being used by
another station or stations, you can command the radio to listen to the incoming signal
and scan in search of the tone being used.

Enter

IMenu

31^/32"" to start

CTCSS/DCS

searching.

If the Tone scan feature does not detect a tone or code, it will continue to scan
indefinitely. When this happens, it may be that the other station is not sending any tone.
You can press PTT key to halt the scan at any time.
You also can press

iVIONI

key during Tone scanning to listen to the (muted) signal from

the other station. When you release the

iVIONI

key. Tone scanning will resume.

Tone Scanning works either in the VFO or MR modes.

Function

3: TONE Calling (1750Hz)

If the repeaters in your country require a 1750Hz burst tone for access (typically in
Europe),

you can press and hold

CALL

key for 2s and transmitter will automatically be

activated,

and a 1750Hz audio tone will be superimposed on the carrier. Once access

to the repeater has been gained, you may release

CALL

and use PTT key for activating

the transmitter.

22)

VFO Step setting (STEP—MENU 29)

Functions:

setting of the synthesizer steps

Enter

[Menu

29* to set VFO

step.

Available Values: 5/6.25/10/12.5/25/50/100 kHz

M39

I

23)

Wide/Narrow band selecting (N/W—MENU 30)

Functions:

setting of wide/narrow bandwidth

Enter

IVIenu 30* to set bandwidth.

Available Values: Wide—25kHz/Narrow—12.5kHz

24)

Vibration (Optional) (DALARM—MENU 33)

Functions:

The vibration indication helps in working conditions where quiet operation is

required.

Enter

IVIenu 33'" to set DALARM. Default: OFF

Under standby mode, when you set this function on, long press [MONI] key for 3S,

60Hz tone will be transmitted, receiveing part will vibrate.

25)

Man Donwn (Optional) (VIBRATE—MENU 34)

Functions:

This feature qutomatically summons assistance when the radio falls over for

a predetermined time period when you set it on and

Enter

Menu

34* to set

VIBRATE.

Default: OFF

26)

Voice Mode and Scrambler (SCR&APRO—MENU 35&36)

Functions:

only 2/5 tone version has this function.
TH-UVF9 has 8 groups of scrambler; it is accomplished by the addition of components to
the original signal in order to make extraction of the original signal difficult. And its voice
compand technology will make the voice more clearly in the noise environment.

Enter

Menu

35'" to set

scrambler

group.

Enter

Menu

36* to set

voice

mode.

Available Values: OFF/COMP/SCRA

ADVANCED

FUNCTIONS

1)

PTT ID SETTING

PTT ID (Programmed by TH-UVF9 software)
This transceiver supports two optional signalings, MSK and DTMF. DTMF signaling only
supports encoding.
Set transmitting and receiving frequency in advance and then program PTT ID via
software, click in sequence: -Program-Optional Features-PTT ID setting. And click the

ANI (mark V). You can input character in BOT and EOT.

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If select MSK, you can choose from 0-9, 4 digits in maximum for BOT; for EOT, you can
choose from 0-9 and A-Z, 6 characters in maximum. While select DTMF, for BOT, you
can choose from 0 to 9 and A to D, 7 characters in maximum. For EOT, you can choose
from 0-9 and A-Z and 7 characters in maximum. You can select "BOT, EOT, or BOTH,
then save to the radio.

2)

EMERGENCY ALERT [•] + [«•]

Under standby mode, press [ ED ] to enter menu setting, LCD displays
"MENU"; then press [Mm] to turn on emergency alert function, radio

will transmit emergency ring for 20S and then receive for 10S, until you

press PTT, it will exit.

3)

KEYPAD LOCK SETTING

Under standby mode, press [ DB] for 2S to lock or unlock the keypad,

will be displayed at the top of LCD when keypad is locked.

4)

REVERSE FREQUENCY ON/OFF

Under standby mode, press [ C39 ] for 2S to turn on or off this function,

"R"

will be displayed at the top of LCD when you turn on this function.
At this time, radio's transmitting frequency is its receiving one, and its
receiving frequency is its transmitting one.

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m...

5)

TONE CALLING (1750Hz TONE)

To access a repeater, press and hold in [ Q| ] key for the amount
of time specified by the repeater. The transmitter will automatically

be activated, and a 1750Hz audio tone will be superimposed on the
carrier. Once access to the repeater has been gained, you may
release [ GO ] key and use PTT for activating the transmission.

6)

CHANNEL STORAGE AND DELETE

Channel

Storage

Under VFO mode, input desired frequency by keypad directly or

select one by pressing [Ba ] or [ Ca ], and then press [ B ] +

[

wa ], the digits blinks at the right top of LCD, press number to

input desired channel directly or press [B ] or [O ] to choose

desired one, then press [ IBB] for storage.

Note:

after you input desired channel number, if it blinks, it means

that this channel is already occupied, you can choose another
one.

e.g.:

to store the frequency: 450.325MHz with CTCSS: 151.4 to the

channel 05, the step are as follows:

1)

Under VFO mode, input 4-5-0-3-2-5

T.III

'3 E

-450.

.325

46S.

350

143

2)

Press [ Sffl ] + [ EBI][ ^ ] or press [ B ] + [ EB ], then press

[ B ] to enter

3)

Press [ CS] to choose CTCSS mode, LCD displays C-CDC 67.0

4)

Press [BS] or [O] to choose

154.1,

then press [ B ] to confirm

5)

Press [ ISD ] twice to exit

6)

Press [ B ] + [^30 ], the digit blinl<s at the right top of LCD

7)

Press [ a ] or [ KSI ] to choose or input 05 directly

8)

Press [ IBS ] for storage, LCD displays MR mode and currently

stored channel

Channel

delete

1)

Under MR or CH mode, press [BSD] to turn on the radio, LCD

displays "DEL ?" and channel number blinks at the right top of

LCD.

2)

Press [ E9 ] or [ Ka ] or input channel number you want to

delete, then press [ B ] to confirm

3)

After delete, it will skip into next channel, if you want to delete it,

repeat above operation.

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7)

FM RADIO FUNCTION

1)

On/off radio receiver

Under standby mode, press [SB] to open FM radio function, LCD
display

"76.00M",

then press [GB ] again, radios receiver is off.

Note:

under FM radio mode, if receiving the signal, the radio will be out

of FM mode, after 58, it will be back to FM mode when the signals
disappear.

2)

Mode selection:

Under FM radio mode, press [ BSD ] to switch between FM memory
mode and FM frequency mode (this function is unavailable when

there is not FM memory channel)

3)

Frequency selecting

Under FM frequency modae, input the digits directly by keypad or
press [ca ] or [ Ei] to choose the desired frequency. Under FM
memory mode, press [ffSS ] or [ S3 ] to choose the desired channel.

4)

FM radio search:

Under FM radio mode, press [ B ] + [ ], then press [ B ]
again to enter FM radio scanning, you will see "RADIO

SEEK.UP"

in the screen, press [Ea ] or [Ka] to change scanning direction.
Radio will stop scanning when frequency is available and then exits.
If you rotate the encoder knob, it will scan again; press any key

except [ Ea} or [ Ei] and [ !@] to exit.

5)

FIVI radio storage

Under FM frequency mode, press [ B ] and then press[ IBD ],
the channel number for storage blinks at the right of the screen,
press [ ^a] or [ la] or use number key to select the desired
channel number, press [WO] to confirm and then back to the
receiving mode.

6)

FM radio channel delete:

Under FM memory mode, turn off the radio, press [ ISO] to turn
on the radio, you will see "DEL ?" in the screen and the channel
number blinks, press [ Ea ] or [ Ka] to choose the channel
number you want to delete, press [ ^ ] to confirm. Repeat this
operation,

you can delete all memory channel, 25 in maximum.

8)

WIRE CLONE

Prepare 2sets of TH-UVF9, 1pcs specific wired cloning cable.
Master radio (sending messages when in wired cloning)
Deputy radio (receiving and storing messages when in wired cloning)
Steps of wired clone

1)

The deputy radio normally power on. Connect master and deputy

one with the wired cloning cable.

2)

Press PTT and [ Ea] to turn on the master radio, enter the wired

clone state. The "Clone" will be heard, LCD displays

"CLONE"

3)

Press [MONI] key of the master radio to start wired clone. During

cloning,

the master radio displays

"Sending"

and deputy one

displays

"End".

If cloning succeeds, the master radio returns to

the clone preparation state, and it lights orange, it displays

"Error".

Please check the cloning cable and then press [MONI] to enter
cloning state again.

User's

Manual

OPTIONAL

SIGNALINGS

REMOTE

KILL,

STUN,

ACTIVATE

AND

REVIVE

http://www.tyt888.com

OPTIONAL

SIGNALINGS

Optional Signalings (Programmed

by

TH-UVF9 software)

This transceiver supports four optional signalings

(MSK,

DTMF, 2-Tone, 5-Tone).

Click

in

sequence "program ^ Optional Features ^ Optional SignaH Common

Set", the

programming software also

has

three versions: simple version (Supporting

MSK

Signaling),

DTMF version (Supporting

MSK

signaling

and

DTMF signaling)

and

5T&2T version

(Supporting

MSK

signaling

and

2T/5T signaling). Please check

the

version first before

programming.

If the

version

of

programming software

is

different from

the

radio version,

you cannot program

via

software.

In transmitting, maybe radio cannot receive

the

complete signaling, because radio needs

time

to

switch when

in

power-saving state.

We

have

to set the

"Digit delay", that's,

to

send

a carrier first,

let

radio receive signal, then send Signaling

to

make sure

it

will

be

received.

The suggested time

for

delay time

is

more than 400S

Press

[ OS ] key, LCD

will display "DTMF?", "MSK?"

or

"2Tone?", Press

[ m ] and [ iB ]

keys

to

make call with

the

desired call list message.

If the

corresponding call list

has not

been edited,

the

function

is not

available.

149

DTMF Part
Click in sequence "program^Optional Features^Optional Signal^DTMF"
Step 1: Edit the Fast Call list via programming software, radio can store up to 10 groups

(0-9) last calling list in total
Step 2: Input the desired code into the corresponding list, 16 characters in maximum.
Step 3: Choose the desired DTMF decoder from available values: "Code Squelch (Picture

1)

and Selective Call (Picture 2)"

Step 4: Choose the Intermediate Code if you select "Selective

Call"

(The first three are ID

code and the fourth are Intermediate Code)
Step 5: Choose the group code, then click [save] after finishing it, and then exit.

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Click

"More"

after

frequency you edit, programming In the popup

Step 6: Set the optional signal of the desired channel to be DTMF. Input the ID code and

then save it after finishing it.

Make

DTMF

call

with

the

transceiver

First method

1)

Power on, then select the channel with DTMF signal

2)

Press [ QO ] key, LCD displays

"CALL/DTMF?",

'%\-^f,

then press [ 1119 ] - [ EB ] keys to make call with the
desired call list message. If the corresponding call list
has not been edited, it will sound "DU".

Second method

Press PTT and hold on and then press the number key to transmit.

MSK Part
Edit the MSK message of the transceiver (ID code is for receiving while calling list message

is for transmitting.)
Click in sequence "program ^ Optional Features-* Optional Signal-MSK"
Step 1: Edit the Fast Call list via programming software, radio can store up to 10 groups

(0-9) last calling list in total

Step 2: Input the desired code into the corresponding list, 4 characters in maximum. Click

[save] after finishing it then exit.

step

3: Input corresponding ID code in the calling list. ID code should be corresponding to

the one in the CallList, e.g.: if ID code is 1234, the corresponding callList is Group 1
(Picture 3)

Picture 3

Step 4: Set the optional signal of the desired channel to be MSK. Click "More" after every

frequency you edit, program it in the popup (Picture 4)

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Make

MSK

call

with

the

transceiver

1)

Power on, then select the channel with MSK signal

2)

Press [ Qg ] key, LCD displays

"CALL/DTMF?",

then press [ CO ] - [ EB ] keys to make call with the desired
call list message. If the corresponding call list has not been
edited,

it will sound "DU".

e.g.:

program the above frequency and MSK signal into two radio,

input ID code 1234 into radio A, and input 2345 into radio
B. Press [ ], LCD displays

"CALL/MSK?",

then press [ GEI], you can call B with A. if you want to call
A with B, press [ Qg ], LCD displays

"CALL/MSK?",

then press [ fB ], that is to say, if you want to call one radio,

just input the ID code of that radio.

2-Tone Part
Edit 2Tone message:
Step 1: Edit the Fast Call list via programming software, radio can store up to 10 groups

(0-9) last calling list in total

Step 2: Input the encoding-requested A-Tone (the first tone),

B-Tone

(the second tone)
and the gap time between A-tone and B-tone, the default setting is 100S
In encoding, A tone will sound IS while B Tone will sound 3S. But when there is
only A tone in the call list as group call tone, A tone will sound 5S. Please refer to

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Picture 5 and Picture

6,

11^

Picture

6:

2tone

as

receiving decoder
Group 0:.2 tone decoder
Group 1: single tone decoder

Picture

5:

2tone

as

transmitting encoder

Group

0:2

tone

Group 1: single tone

As single tone calling, only input A Tone (e.g. A Tone

is

1750 Hz),

no

need

to

input

in another Tone. The Tone

in

"Group

Call"

should

be the

same

to the

Tone

of

encoder (900.3MHz).

Step

3:

Set the optional signal

of

the desired channel

to be

2-Tone. Click "More" after every

frequency you edit, program

it in the

popup. (Picture

7/8)

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7:

Select group

0 as

2-Tone Picture

8:

Select group 1

as

single-tone

Make

2-tone

call

with

the

transceiver

1)

Power on, then select the channel with 2-Tone signal

2)

Press

[ ]

key, LCD displays

"CALL/2T?",

then press [GBI ] key

to

transmit 2-Tone while press [ EES]

to

transmit a single tone/Group

call.

If

the corresponding call list

has

not

been edited,

it

will sound "DU".

-CALL
:2T

?

5-Tone Part
Edit 5tone message
Click

in

sequence "program-Optional Features-Optional Signal-5-Tone"

to

program

5-Tone

ID

and 5-Tone international standard group.

The group numbers

0-9 in the

call list

is

used

to

edit the 5tone

ID of

the radio you want

to

call.

You can put

0-9,

A, B, C, D

and number (including repeated

ID)

The group

in the

international standard are:

CCIR1,

CCIR2, CCITT, EEA, EIA, NATEL,

ZVEL1,

ZVEL2, 9 groups

in

total.

Select one

of

them and input self

ID

(input

in

ID), and then write into

the

radio.

155

E.g.

the

self

ID is

CCIR2, Stone

Is

2A358;

the ID of

other radio

is

44044 (group number

is

0).

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Click "Save" after editing desired Stone, and then write into

the

radio

Click "IVIore" after the channel needed editing

to

enter setting. Select Stone

in the

Optional

signal,

and then select the List Num want

to

call,

and

click "ON"

in the

Auto Response.

You also can

set

the frequency and channel then press "OK"

to

save

the

information

to the

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This transceiver has 8 groups' 5-Tone encoder and decoder

to

support the different

channels,

the

operation

of

calling/transmitting 5-Tone

are as

follows:

1)

Select the channel with 5-tone signal.

(LCD displays "ST"

at

the right bottom

of

radio)

2)

Press

[ GO ],

LCD displays

" "

3)

Input the S-Tone

ID of

radio you want

to

call

e.g.:

input A-2-3-5-B

in

Group

2 in

sequence,

at

this time

the

keys

[ a], [

a],[«•], [ BSD] stand

for

"A", "B", "C",

and "D",

so if

you want

to

input A-2-3-5-B, press

|

[

Q9

], [ CB ],

[ m] [ ^3

],

in

sequence

4)

Press PTT

to

transmit

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REMOTE

KILL,

STUN,

ACTIVATE

AND

REVIVE

If you want to use remote

kill,

stun, activate and revive, please program signalling for

current ctiannel as DTIVIF and 2/5tone.

REMOTE

KILL:

If the radio received DTMF code programmed as remote

kill,

the radio will
enter the remote kill status; radio cannot send or receive signals. If the
radio received DTMF code programmed as revive, the radio will quit the
remote kill status and enter normal operation. In this situation, the radio

only can be revived by programming software, the method is as follows:

read data from radio first and then click program-Optional Features-

Optional Signal - Common Set, and select "Normal" in the "Remote Kill
Type",

then save the data to the radio.

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REMOTE

STUN:

If the radio received DTMF code programmed as remote stun, the radio

will enter the remote stun status; radio can only receive signals and
cannot send signals. If the radio received DTMF code programmed as

remote un-stun, the radio will quit the remote stun status and enter
normal operation.

1)

Simple version don't have this function

2)

DTMF version

A. Click in sequence "program-Optional Features-Optional Signal-DTMF-Remote

kill/stun code" to input your desired Remote kill/stun code

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B. In transmitting, input the Remote kill/stun code for the radio which you want to remote

kill/stun.

C. Remote revive code is "remote stun code + #", but the remote kill one aren't able to

be revived by this way.

e.g.:

There are two radios with the same DTMF encode. The remote stun code for radio

A is 12345678, remote kill one is

87654321.

If you want to remote un-stun it,
please use another radio to input the working frequency of radio A, press [PTT] to
transmit, at the same time to input remote stun code 12345678. After receiving this

1159

code,

the radio will enter the remote stun status and you will hear a sound. And
then press [PTT] and input DTMF code 12345678#, the radio will quit the remote
stun status and enter normal operation. The operation of remote kill is the same to
remote stun, but in this situation, radio cannot be revived by this way.

3)

5T&2T Version

A. Click in sequence "program -> Optional Features - Optional Signal - 5-Tone - Remote

kill/stun code" to input your desired Remote kill/stun code, the fixed one is 7 characters.

B. press [ Q ], LCD displays ' ', input the code directly and then press [PTT] to

transmit.

e.g.:

the Remote stun code for radio A is 1234567, revive code is 2345678, remote kill

one is

7654321.

If you want to remote stun it, please use another one, radio B to
input the working frequency of radio A, then press [ Q ], LCD displays "—input
in sequence 1234567, then press [PTT] to transmit. After receiving this code, the
radio A will enter the remote stun status and you will hear a sound. If you want to

revive it, press [ ] and input remote un-stun code 2345678, the radio will quit the
remote stun status and enter normal operation. The operation of remote kill is the
same to remote stun.

User's

Manual

ECHNICAL PARAMETERS

GUARANTEE

http://www.tyt888.com

TECHNICAL

PARAMETERS

General

TH-UVF9

Frequency Range

136-174MHz 400-470MHZ
136-174MHz 245-246MHZ

245-246MHZ

400-470MHZ

Frequency stability

+2.5PPm

Channel No. 128x2
Antenna High gain antenna
Antenna Impedance 50n

Mode of operation Simple or semi-duplex

Dimensions (WxHxD)

128 X 63 X 33mm

Transmitter

Output power >4W(H) >0.5W(L)
l\/lodulation

l\4ode

16k0F3E/11kct>F3E

Maximum deviation <5KHz/<2.5KHz

Adjacent Cti. power

>65dB/

>60dB
Spurious Radiation <7pW
Pre-emptiasis ctiaracteristics 6dB
Current <

1.6A(5W)
CTCSS/DCS deviation 0.5kHz±0.1 kHz / 0.3kHz+0.1 kHz
Intermediation sensitivity 8-12mV
Intermediation distortion

<5%

Receiver

Audio power 1W
Audio Distortion

<10%
Blocl<ing >85dB
Intermediation >60dB

>55dB
Selectivity >65dB >60dB
Spurious Rejection

>65dB

Note:

Specification will be revised without notice due to technical improvement. Thank you.

631

Guarantee

Model Number:
Serial Number:

Purchasing Date:
Dealer: Telephone:

User's Name: Telephone:

Address: Post Code:

Remarks:

1 This guarantee card to be kept by the user, no replenishment if lost.

2 This guarantee card to be filled & chopped by the dealer, or it is invalid.

3

Don't alter the guarantee

card,

please coufirm the serial number on the guarantee card is same as

that on the machine.

4 One-year guarantee, charger, battery, ear-phone, antenna and cable are not under guarantee.
5

The user can get repairing service from the followingways:

• Go to the shop where you buy the machine.

• Our local repairing agents.

• Send back to our company.

TYT

DUAL BAND FM TRANSCEIVER

Quanzhou

TYT

Electronics

Co., Ltd.

Address: Block

39-1,

Optoelectronics-information industry

base,

Nan'an, Quanzhou, Fujian, China

Website: www.tyt888.com