Alan HM06 Series Manual Download Page 5

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The  information  included  in  this  manual  may  contain  mistakes 
and omissions and applies only to the software version available 
at the time the document was printed.

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The transceiver must be used in accordance with all applicable 
regulations and common sense. In doubt, always contact the dis

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tributor or an authorized CTE International center before perform

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ing a specific operation.

2.3 safety

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The ALAN HM06 transceiver has been designed with utmost at

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tention to guarantee a safe and reliable operation in the long term. 
However, it is essential to carefully follow the general precautions 
listed below to prevent injuries and damage to yourself, other peo

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ple and your radio.

2.3.a General precautions

•  Carefully read and follow all the instructions and warnings printed 

on the labels applied to the equipment and its accessories.

•  Do not attempt to disassemble the radio or repair it directly, except 

to the extent necessary to perform the maintenance operations 

described in this manual. Failure to follow this instruction could 

invalidate the warranty and cause damage that requires extensive 

reparations. Always contact the local dealer for assistance.

•  The performance of HM06 may be influenced by several factors, 

that include defects or failures, environmental conditions and im-

proper management and use of the unit.

•  Do not spill liquids on the radio. If the transceiver gets wet, dry it 

immediately with a soft and clean cloth. If you suspect that liquid 
may have penetrated in its interior, have the radio immediately 
inspected by an authorized support center.

•  Use original spare parts only. The use of non original spare parts 

could seriously damage the transceiver.

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Always switch the radio off before cleaning it. 

Carefully follow 

the instructions provided in Chapter 10.

•  Verify  that  environmental  conditions  match  those  given  in  the 

specifications. The radio is designed to be used in extreme envi

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ronmental conditions. However, it is essential to avoid exposing it 
to excessively high or low temperatures (that is to temperatures 
outside the range specified in Chapter 12). 

2.3.b Operating conditions

•  Do not use the radio when driving. The highway code explicitly 

forbids the use of transceivers when driving a vehicle.

•   Do not use the radio next to unshielded detonators or in poten

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tially explosive environments. Do not use the transceiver in poten

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tially explosive areas (for example near petrol stations), because 
a single spark is sufficient to cause an explosion.

•  Maintain  a  safety  distance  from  the  transceiver  aerial  during 

transmission. For optimum performance keep the microphone at 
5-10 cm from your mouth (as required) and install the aerial in a 
vertical and free area in the center of the roof.

Summary of Contents for HM06 Series

Page 1: ...English...

Page 2: ...Copyright 2006 by CTE International Italia All rights reserved...

Page 3: ...n and off 9 5 2 Adjusting the volume 9 5 3 Selecting a channel 9 5 4 Reception 9 5 5 Adjusting the squelch suppressing background noise 10 5 6 Monitoring 10 5 7 Transmission 11 6 Customization 12 6 1...

Page 4: ...ed in the manual 2 This symbol identifies a note Notes contain important practical recommendations that if followed simplify the use of the unit and guarantee optimum performance I This symbol identif...

Page 5: ...ures environmental conditions and im proper management and use of the unit Do not spill liquids on the radio If the transceiver gets wet dry it immediately with a soft and clean cloth If you suspect t...

Page 6: ...erations may invalidate the compliance with stand ards All changes and variations shall have to be approved in writing by the manufacturer Always verify that the power supply meets the specifications...

Page 7: ...abled For additional information see paragraph 6 6 If the LED is flashing it indicates that the channel scan is in progress For additional information see paragraph 9 1 3 On Off Volume Knob 4 Micropho...

Page 8: ...n nected to the positive pole and the black one to the nega tive one for example to the battery of a vehicle 3 2 a Content of the package a Transceiver b Palm sized standard MK06 35 microphone with bu...

Page 9: ...Use the rod and screws supplied with the radio to fix it in place 4 1 b Palm sized microphone support The support supplied with the radio mod R14053 is intended to hold the microphone when the radio...

Page 10: ...12 to a 13 8 Vdc 10 pow er supply Verify that the red terminal is connected to the positive wire and the black one to the earth It is essential to verify that the supply line is able to tolerate a min...

Page 11: ...rclockwise 2 The volume just be adjusted while listening to a transmission or when you hear a background noise 5 3Selecting a channel The transceiver can be programmed with one ore more radio chan nel...

Page 12: ...it from affecting the strength of the received signals 2 If you fail to press a key within 10 seconds from the start of the procedure the radio returns to the standby mode without saving the value yo...

Page 13: ...s a programmed Time Out Timer that automatically enables the reception mode if the speaker s message exceeds a specific time limit The setting of this timer can be configured during the programming ph...

Page 14: ...1 F2 F3 F4 ESC and Each key can be programmed so that it is possible to select a specific feature when the radio is in standby mode 2 To avoid misunderstandings it is worth underlining that each of th...

Page 15: ...strength high or low 5 7 c Talk Around Enables to communicate through the repeater output using isofrequency bands in the event of a temporary failure of the repeater 8 3 Channel scan start stop Enabl...

Page 16: ...of the environment In this case you will have to talk closer to the microphone and or with a higher tone to allow the listener to receive your communication clearly 6 2 b Adjusting the backlighting o...

Page 17: ...o automatically search for pro grammed channels and is particularly useful if several channels have been programmed The feature enables to monitor radio traffic and to reply to calls on different chan...

Page 18: ...the scan list and the scan ning operation is continued on the remaining channels 2 The channels excluded from the scan will remain in this status until the radio is switched off and will be reinserte...

Page 19: ...e liquid spray alcohol solvent or abrasive detergents 9 1 b Connectors Be careful not to damage wet or scratch the connectors during cleaning I Connect approved accessories only to the radio connector...

Page 20: ...r Output power 1 dB W 10 25 depending on model Spurious emissions W From 9 KHz to 1 GHz 36 dBm From 1 to 4 GHz 30 dBm Modulation system FM F3E PM G3E Maximum deviation KHz 2 5 at 12 5 KHz 5 at 25 KHz...

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