Wintec LP-801, LP-202 User Manual

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USER MANUAL
PK EQ05-1 VER.1
www.wintec.com.tw
PROFESSIONAL FM TRANSCEIVER
LP-801
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Thank you for purchasing LP-801 two-way radio manufactured by Wintec Co., Ltd. Based on the ever-changing innovative technology, we have been able to develop many different wireless products that have gained widely consumers' affection. We even wish you to be attentive to new product information. Please read through the manual carefully to understand the features of this model.
High quality sound Wide frequency coverage 16 programmable channels 3 programmable function keys Independent settings on TX/RX frequencies CTCSS / DCS Power settings (5W/1W) Low battery alert Muti scan mode VOX 9 levels set TOT/APO/BCLO 2-tone, 5-tone Scrambler PC programming
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Safety Information
Self-replacing or re-structuring of any parts by is legally not permitted or will lose license. Use is prohibited at restricted environment declared by authority, during flight, highly-explosive area like near mining areas. Avoid storing in high temperature or humid place for long time. Turn to lowest volume if external Mic/Speaker is used, then adjust appropriately. If strange smell or smoke comes off from radio, dispatch to service center immediately. Never use other power sources for charging other than the standard charger set designed for this radio model. Take off battery pack if out of use for long Time.
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Safety Warning
Consumers need to have clear understanding of safety use of this product. Turn off power before fueling or parking at the gas station.
Low Battery Notice
When battery is low, you will hear a beep sound for every transmission to remind user battery is low. At main time, power output will automatically change to L level automatically. When battery is extremely low, you will hear twice beep sounds for every transmission. At main time, power output will automatically change to Level automatically. When battery is used up, radio will automatically turn OFF.
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Contents
Radio Controls / Functions..................................................1
Operation Guide..................................................................2
Programmable Functions................................................... 4
Installation of Battery...........................................................7
Connecting of External MIC / Speaker................................8
Charging of Battery.............................................................8
Specifications......................................................................9
Accessories.......................................................................10
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Radio Controls / Functions
LED Indicator External SP / MIC USB Programming Port Speaker Mic Programmable Keypad P1 Programmable Keypad P2 (Push-to-talk) PTT Button Antenna
16 Programmable Channel Switch On / Off Power Switch / Volume Control
Programmable Keypad P3
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Operation Guide
Power On / Off
Rotate the Power switch / volume control knob clockwise to switch power ON. When the click sound of switch and the melody is heard, the transceiver is powered. Rotate the Power switch / Volume control knob counterclockwise to switch power OFF. When the click sound of switch is heard, transceiver's power is turned off.
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Receiving / Transmitting
Rotate the channel control knob to the desired channel, press and hold PTT button. The LED lamp turns red during transmission. Talk to the speaker microphone from a distance of 5 cm and speak in general volume. Release PTT button for the transceiver for receiving. During receiving, LED light turns on green. And you can hear the sound from the transmission unit.
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Adjusting Volume
For the adjustment of volume, rotate the Power /Volume control knob in clockwise direction to increase volume. Rotate Power/Volume knob counterwise to decreases volume. Rotate the Power switch/Volume knob slowly to avoid outburst of sound harmful to ears. Too low volume might miss users' attention. Adjust volume to an appropriate level.
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Assignment of Channels
There are channels 1 ~ 16 selectable by channel control knob. All such 16 channels are dealer-programmable for authorized use by consumers. In other words, if consumer tries to adjust to any unauthorized channel, speaker sounds beeps and LED lamp turn on orange.
Attention: adjust volume in low before connecting to the earphone headset.
This function can only be programmed by the dealers.
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Priority Channel Scanning
Low Battery Warning
There are speech sounds to remind you when battery is low in English (Battery Low) or Chinese (
請充電
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During programming, assign a channel as "PRI.CH". Transceiver will scan this channel in priority with others interchangeably. Ex: If channel 3 is assigned to be "PRI.CH", scan sequence will be CH1, CH3(P), CH2, CH3(P), CH3, CH3(P), CH4, CH3(P), …….. The scanning will continue until channel knob is rotated (or) scan button is hold on. During scanning, if busy channel is found, transceiver stops scanning to allow radio-communication. It will continue scanning after 3 seconds from the end of reception or transmission. If scanned-out channel is not priority channel, the transceiver will leave it to priority channel for 3 seconds to channel the signal and will stay standby on priority channel to check if there is signal coming in. It will change to back to receiving channel after 3 seconds from the end of reception or radio-communication on priority channel. While there is no signal and if PTT is pushed, transmission is done from priority channel.
This dealer-programmable function can be activated by the dealers by selecting PRI CH.
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Programmable Functions
Introduction to programmable functions (Use WPS-800 software for programming)
Please advice the official dealers to receive an authorized file to perform the programming software.
Channel Setting
Programmable Functions on 16 Channels
Explanation
Alias
It can be programmed and named the Channel by defining the Name in English or by numbers. When General setti ng to be sele cte d as Channel Name, you can see the Name defined on Channels.
Tx Frequency
The TX step-up freq at 5Khz within fre q uen c y range.
Rx Frequency
The RX step-up freq at 5Khz within frequency range.
Tx Tone Type
CTS/DCS ENC is programmable to "OFF" CTS(1 ~51+1User ) DCS Normal(83+1User) DCS Invert(83+1User)
Rx Tone T ype
CTS/DCS ENC is programmable to "OFF" CTS(1 ~51+1User ) DCS Normal(83+1User) DCS Invert(83+1User)
W/N band
RX/TX is selectable to Narrow Band (2.5KHz) Or Wide Band (5KHz).
Tx Power TX power is selectable to LOW or HI. TOT
TIME OUT TIMER is selectable to 30, 60, 90, 180, 360 sec.
BCLO BCLO is selectable to be OFF / BCL / BTL. VOX
VOX TX is selectable OFF or ENSITIVITY L0~L9.
Scrambler
Selectable from 0~9, the "0" means to turn off this function.
Compandor
Setting compandor "ON" can enhance the quality of voice in communication.
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General Setting
Scan Setting
Scanning Functions
Explanation
PriCh
1. Priority cannel number must be selected before this function is activated for Priority Scan and Dual Watch function.
2. When PRI Channel is activated, priority channel will automatically be scanned on the channel and transmission is done from it.
Response
There are three kinds of scanning modes BR / TR / HOLD BR: The scanning process will pause when signal comes in and perform scanning again when signal discontinued. TR: The scanning process will pause by 3, 5, 10 secs once signal comes in and continue to perform scanning after time out again even during the signal is receiving. HOLD: The scanning process will stop immediately and skip out when signal comes in. It needs to be started again for continuing the scanning.
Time TR time can be set by 3, 5, and 10 secs. Group
There are totally 16 groups that can be set by channels.
General Programmable Functions
Explanation
User Name
If the radio is connected to the PC by WPS-800 (PC software), the user name will appear on the software.
SQL
The setting ranges from L0~L9 (Default at L3)
APO
AUTO POWER OFF (APO) is selectable to be 30, 60, and 120 mins (Def ault at OFF)
Noise Cancel
selectable to be 0:Disable / 1: Normal / 2:Strong
Roger Tone
selectable to be ON or OFF. If it is ON, it will send out beep sound wh en finish the transmitting. (Default at OFF)
Power Save
Selectable to be OFF / 1:1 / 1:2 / 1:3 / 1:4(Default at )
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Programmable Key Setting
Programmable Key P1~P3 functions are operable only by dealers. It is not intended for use by general consumers. The the functions for P1~P3 can be defined separately in long or short press on the buttons. The Factory Default on programmable keys: P1 in long press: No use, short press: Noise Cancel P2 in long press: Monitor, short press: Backlight P3 in long press: No use, short press: Low and High Power Switch The radio will send out "Do Re Mi" melody to remind you that Noise Cancel is on and send out " Do" melody when the Noise Cancel is off.
Function button P1~P3
Explanation
0. None Assign the buttons to be no use.
1. T A (T alk Around)
The setting on transmission channel will change to the same as the receiving channel, including the frequency.
2. Scan
Channel Scanning will perfo rm to sca n the Pri channel if it is set in advance. If not, the radio will perform the general sca nning on channels.
3. Power Switch
It can temporarily switch to High or Low power when press this button. The change on the channel will restore to the factor y setting.
4. Noise Cancel
NC function can elevate the quality of voice in communication.
5. Key Lock
Press the button once to enable or disable the keylock. When keylock is enabled, you are not able to change the ch annels and functions.
6. SendCall
Long Programmable Keys can set Send Call tone function. Press the button longer to send out the call tone. Release it to stop the transmission.
7. Monitor
Long Programmable Keys can set Monitor function. Press the button longer to enable the monitor function, release the butt o n to stop in monitoring.
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To Install
To Remove
Place battery pack into battery compartment, and push the battery upward when the click sound of switch is heard, it will lock into compartment.
Installation on Battery
Holding radio in one hand, push down battery latch on the button. Slide battery pack backwards until the battery is apart from the radio unit.
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Connecting of External MIC / Speaker
Charging of Battery
Power drop-in charger with standard AC/DC wall charger. Drop in radio installed with battery into the battery-with-radio slot. Spare battery pack into the battery-only slot. Single or dual charging is possible. Each LED light individually indicates charging slot in process. LED flash in grean when battery in slot is fully charged.
Remove accessory jack cover. Insert accessory jack. Fix accessory with the screws.
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135~175MHz, 400~480MHz
12.5/25.0KHz
16CH
±1.5PPM
CTCSS / DCS
50Ω
BT 90LI 1350mAh
BT 90LI 2200mAh
7.4V
-30 ~ +70
270g With Antenna & Battery
125(H)×53(W)×43(D)mm
Without Antenna
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Specifications
General
Transmitter
Receiver
Frequency Range
Channel Spacing
Programmer Channel Number
Frequency Stability
Sub-Audio Type
Antenna Impedance
Battery Type
Power Voltage Range
Temperature Range
Weights
Dimensions
Max RF Power (@ DCV)
Modulation(W/N)
Spurious emissions
Sensitivity (12 dB SINAD)
Adjacent Channel Selectivity
Intermodulation
Spurious & image Rejection
Audio Power
5.00W(@7.4V)
16K0F3E, 11K0F3E
70dB
-120dBm
70/65dB
70/65dB
70dB
600mW@16Ω For 5% THD
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Accessories
WI AL20 Programmable cables for programmable type
BT FR 90LIs
7.4V/1350m AhLi-ion battery
BT FR 90LI
7.4V/2200m AhLi-ion battery
LP-20A Earphone headsets
LP-20B Earphone headsets
LP-20C Air-tube headsets
LP-10M Belt clip swivel belt clip for best placement and take-out the radio
LP-84L Belt clip swivel belt clip for best placement and take-out the radio
LP-CHG 90 Desktop rapid charger
ANT 80 UHF M ANT 80 VHF M
ANT 80 UHF L ANT 80 VHF L
ANT 80 UHF-LOW S ANT 80 UHF-HIGH S
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