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To Customers
Thank you for purchasing the FOP Pro BOCH 5W UHF Handheld Transceiver CB.
We believe that this compact and stylish IP67 waterproof transceiver will provide dependable
communications.
The FOP Pro is one of the most feature packed UHF Hand held Transceivers available for CBRS
(Citizen Band Radio Service) and LMRS {Land Mobile Radios Service), being approved to both.
The numbered keypad allows quick and easy access to user functions and channel numbers.
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- Page 1 To Customers Thank you for purchasing the FOP Pro BOCH 5W UHF Handheld Transceiver CB. We believe that this compact and stylish IP67 waterproof transceiver will provide dependable communications. The FOP Pro is one of the most feature packed UHF Hand held Transceivers available for CBRS (Citizen Band Radio Service) and LMRS {Land Mobile Radios Service), being approved to both.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
If an abnormal odour, or smoke is detected coming from the transceiver, switch OFF the power immediately Funct ions and featu r es ---------------------------------------- and remove the battery pack from the radio. Contact your local authorised FDP dealer. LCD Display - 1 4 - 1 6 B asic ope r ation -----------------------------------------------·-------... -
Page 3: Supplied Accessories
CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK We recommend that you identify the items listed in the following table. If any items are missing or have been damaged during shipment, please inform the seller. The battery pack is not charged at the factory. Please charge before use. The battery takes approximately 4 hours to fully charge a flat battery. - Page 4 • If LED light is blinking on the desktop charger, this indicates a problem, either battery is damaged or environment • Don't carry the radio by the antenna or microphone directly. temperature is extreme. • Use a soft, clean, dry cloth to clean the radio. •...
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Page 5: Install/Remove Battery
INSTALL /REMOVE BATTERY Push the battery onto the bottom of the radio, buckle the safety lock. With the default battery save feature activated, the radio battery can give up to 30hrs standby time, depending on use. More about the battery save can be found further in the manual. To remove the battery pack, lift the safety lock and Don't short circuit the battery charger contacts or discard the battery into fire. -
Page 6: Install Belt Clip
INSTALL BELT CLIP INSTALL SPEAKER/MICROPHONE Speaker/ Insert the speaker/microphone plugs into the speaker/ When necessary, you can install the belt clip to the back of the radio. Microphone microphonejack. Use the plugs single retaining screw Note: � to secure the fitting, should it have one. You should remove the belt clip first before removing the battery pack. - Page 7 - -- - CHANNEL SWITCH 1. Channels 1-80 UHF SW CB ANTENNA-------+ Rotate to select a channel from 1 to 128 2. 16 Duplexed Channels & alpha tagging for repeaters ALARM GROUP ALERT --- +- POWER SWITCHNOLUME CONTROL 3. Hi/Lo Power Select levels (5W/1W) LED INDICATOR - -----!.-----�...
- Page 8 18. Priority Channel Scan set Battery power indicator � �I 19. Battery Save Feature - Multiple levels from 30hrs standby and up TX offset direction in relation to the Rx frequency � 20. DTMF/MSK ANI PTT ID TX offset direction in relation to the Rx frequency �...
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Page 9: Turn On And Off The Power/Adjusting Volume
Turn on and off the power/ Adjusting volume Release the PTT switch to receive. If you want to turn on the power, rotate the PWR/VOL knob clockwise until a beep sound is heard. Indicator lights green when receiving a signal. LCD Screen will display information. -
Page 10: Fm Radio Function
FM RADIO function times the button is pushed in that minute. This is to comply with the 'tone timing' restrictions imposed by the CBRS operational requirements. If the radio has been programmed with PTT ID on this channel, This radio has a FM radio function. when the Alarm is activated, it will also transmit it's caller ID with the alarm. -
Page 11: Me Nu Function List
Menu setting active for about 8 seconds unless further prompted. FUN+ =enter the channel scan 1. Press FUN+9set key to enter the menu mode. 2. Turn the channel switch to select the menu item you need. FUN+ =enter the priority channel scan FUN+ ml =enter the VOX sensitivity setting 3. - Page 12 Otherwise it will scan the next channel. For instance, if channel 3 is set as priority channel, the radio will scan 3-1,3-2 in turn. The Priority channel has been set on the FDP Pro as Channel 40 as default. This can be changed by the authorised FDP dealer.
- Page 13 OFF/ON, the scrambler will be off if you select "OFF", press confirm after selection and press key to exit. The FDP Pro has 8 scrambler setting, each one select "OFF" means close the VOX function. Press key to confirm and pressm to exit.
- Page 14 and turn the channel switch to select "OFF/ON", select "ON" it means beep function is on, "OFF" me When the radio detects a signal, it will stay on the frequency or channel of such signal and exit scan ans the function is off. Press mto Confirm after selection and press alto exit. ning.
- Page 15 TRANSMIT/RECEIVE CTCSS/DCS channel by channel basis, however if set in Frequency Receive Mode, CTCSS/DCS will work across CTCSS/DCS tones can be added to channels to create semi-private channels. Only radios with the the whole frequency band. It is recommended to not activate this in Frequency Receive Mode, as it is same tone, on the same channel, will respond to each other, ignoring other radios that don't match the not a desirable function in this mode.
- Page 16 50 GROUPS OF CTCSS FREQUENCY TRANSMIT CDC 67.0 85.4 107.2 136.5 165.5 186.2 210.7 254.1 Under channel mode, press [FUN]+ limkey to enter the menu mode, turn the channel switch to until 110.9 141.3 167.9 189.9 218.1 69.3 88.5 item, the screen will shows "T-CDC?", pressl!D key and turn the channel switch to select the CTCSS 71.9 91.5 114.8 146.2 171.3 192.8 225.7...
- Page 17 UHF CITIZEN BAND RADIO SERVICE (CBRS) key to exit. The Roger Beep should only be used when conversation is difficult, and it is hard to tell when each transmission is over. Most operators find listening to a Roger Beep extremely annoying. Channels 1-80 UHF CB TX/RX Simplex (direct CB to CB transmit and receive) Duplexed (repeater access) Channels 1-8 and 41-48 have been allocated to memory position 81-88 and Excessive use of a Roger Beep (by continually keying the PTT repeatedly) could exceed the tone...
- Page 18 Stations) Class Licence in Australia, and MED General User Licence in New Zealand. The FDP Pro has up to 5 different setting of battery save. Very few radios can boast this. This can be adjusted by the authorised dealer. At maximum battery save setting, the battery can last several days on standby.
- Page 19 respond to a transmission) when in it is in standby mode (radio goes into standby mode/battery save mode If Caller ID is wanted to be used on a CB channel, there are certain limitations placed on such by the when the radio has been idle for a period of time-once the radio is active again, the battery save standard, but it can done within certain parameters.
- Page 20 Should you make a claim for such, we will then, at our option, either repair or replace he product, or refund your money back, and take back the product. Our additional liability does not extend beyond this, nor do we accept any additional liability under the terms of consequential loss.
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