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Battery
Pack Warning
1. If you're
not
going to use the unit
for
a long period of time
e.g.
several
week, please take
out
the
battery.
2.
Please dispose of
old
and defective batteries
in
a safe &
environmentally
friendly
manner.
3.
Do not dispose of batteries
in
fire.
4.
Only replace batteries with the same or equivalent type
recommended
by the manufacturer.
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The exclamation
point
within an
equilateral
triangle is
intended
to
alert
the
user
to
the
presence
of important
operating
and
maintenance
(servicing)
instructions in
the literature accompanying
the appliance.
Floating/Waterproof
The
radio
is
designed
to meet
the water
proofing standard of
IPX7 and will float in
water.
It can withstand immersion in water
up to
1
m
depth
for 30
min.
This is not
suitable for
scuba diving.
The
radio
will
only
meet
this rating if fully assembled and all
rubber seals are
well
maintained and
correctly
fitted.
After your
radio is submerged in
water, you might
notice that
the sound
is distorted. This is because there is
still
water
remaining
in and
around the speaker and
microphone.
Just shake the radio to clear excess water, and the
sound
should
return
to
normal.
If
your radio is exposed to salt
water,
clean
your
radio thoroughly with fresh
water,
and
dry
it
before turning it
on.
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Operation
Power
ON-OFF
1. To turn
on
the unit, press and hold
the ON-OFF button, the
LCD
display will show the channel
number
and the CTCSS
code
number.
2.
To turn off the unit, press
and
hold again the
ON-OFF
button.
Using
the radio
The unit has 80 main channels (Channel 22,23,61,62 & 63 being
inhibited) and
38 CTCSS codes for each
channel.
You can communicate
with
any
other
radios
that is using the same main
channel
& CTCSS
code.
In Australia,
1. Except in an
emergency,
the
unit
must
not
be operated
on
channel 5 and
35;
2.
Channel
11
is the
customary
calling
channel
for establishing
communication;
3. Channel 40 is the customary road vehicle
channel.
Speaking to other radios
1. Press and hold the
PTT
button,
the TX
icon
will be lighted on the
LCD
display.
2.
Hold the unit in a
vertical position with
the Microphone
at
5-8
cm
from the mouth and
then speak.
3:
When
you have finished
speaking,
release
the
PTT button.
4. Now
you are
ready
to receive incoming signal.
Adjust
the volume
to the desired level if
necessary.
Time-out Timer (TOT)
A
timer
disables transmitting after 3 minutes maximum
transmission
period.
Transmitting
can
only be reactivated by releasing
and pressing
the
PTT button again.
Using the
earset-microphone
1. Plug the earset-microphone into
the
earphone.
2.
Press the
PTT button
on
the
earphone to speak
and release
it to
listen.
3.
Adjust volume control if
necessary.
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