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1. Functional Diagram
2. Parameter
Host
Input Power
DC12V/2A
Frequency
433.92MHz
Transmit Power
26dBm
Standby Power
<120mW
Modulation Type
FSK
Max Capacity
998 pagers
Dimensions
190*130*40mm
Output
DC5V/2A*2
3. Instructions for Use
A. Before using
Wiring: Host connects to power source via adapter. Charging base connects to host via Type-C cable.
The pager is placed on the charging base. The charging indicator on the pager lights up to indicate
normal status.
Charging Indicator Information:
Pager
Flashing
Charging
Always On
Full Charged
B. Operating Instruction
CALL mode is the default mode. Continuously press Delete button (←) to return Call Mode while in other
mode. C--- is displayed in CALL mode.
Input the number and press CALL button to call the corresponding pager.
Wireless Paging System
Battery
Frequency
Standby Current
Standby Duration
Sensitivity
Max Distance
Prompt Mode
Prompt Time
Pager
Li-ion 3.7V 300mAh
433.92MHz
<12mA
10h
-115dBm
800m-1000m
Vibration/Buzzer/Flashing
30s
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Summary of Contents for Kelvin Electronics KL-QC08
- Page 1 Wireless Paging System 1. Functional Diagram 2. Parameter Host Pager Input Power DC12V/2A Battery Li-ion 3.7V 300mAh Frequency 433.92MHz Frequency 433.92MHz Transmit Power 26dBm Standby Current <12mA Standby Power <120mW Standby Duration Modulation Type Sensitivity -115dBm Max Capacity 998 pagers Max Distance 800m-1000m Dimensions...
- Page 2 C. Mute mode Press MUTE and 999 (S999 displayed) then press CALL, all charging pagers change to MUTE mode. Press MUTE and 000 (S000 displayed) then press CALL, all charging pagers change to normal mode. In MUTE mode, all pagers only vibrate and flash while being called. Continuously press DELETE button (←) to return CALL mode.
- Page 3 FCC Statement This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.