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REMOVING AND REPLACING HANDSET
The positive latch handset holder may be
mounted vertically or horizontally without
worry of the handset being easily dislodged.
The large knurled nut on the bottom of the
holder may be loosened and the holder ad-
justed for the operator's comfortable usage.
Tighten the knurled nut securely after the
holder is adjusted.
Remove the handset by grasping it and
simultaneously pressing the release button on
the handset holder, while lifting upward and
away from the holder. Replace it in the holder
with the top portion of the handset resting in
the latch depression and press the handset
firmly onto the holder until the latch mecha-
nism snaps into place.
TURNING THE RADIO ON/OFF
The radio is powered ON by depressing the green
key located on the bottom of the handset. A
self diagnostic test is performed when the radio is first
turned ON. When testing is complete the Area and
Group information is displayed on the handset alphanu-
meric display for the AREA and GROUP last selected.
To turn the radio OFF depress the green
again. If power is removed for less than 0.5 hours and
radio was ON, the radio will return to ON status when
power is reconnected.
Should the 3 beep alert not sound and / or the
display shows ERROR after powering on the
radio, contact your service representative.
BASIC OPERATION
NOTE
Figure 1 - Removing and
Replacing Handset
key
POWER
ON-OFF
Key
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