Alan HP 125-K Operation Manual Download Page 3

Introduction

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or in an explosive atmosphere.

Don’t transmit without the antenna fitted on the radio. Though

it is provided with a protection, it may damage the TX output final
stage.

Respect the environment conditions. The radio is designed to

be used in heavy environments, however avoid to expose it to
extremely hot or cold temperature (out of the range between  –30
to +60

°

C). Don’t expose the transceiver to excessive vibrations

as well as dusty or rainy places.

Never try to disassemble or service the radio by yourself (aside

from the routine maintenance described in this handbook). It will
immediately void the warranty and you may cause damage requiring
extensive repair work. Always contact your local dealer for
assistance.

Grasp your radios firmly. Otherwise it may fall and be damaged.

Use only genuine accessories. Non original ones could seriously

damage your handheld transceiver.

Do not use your radio near water, or spill liquid of any kind

into it. If the transceivers get wet immediately dry it by a soft and
clean cloth.

Switch the radio off before you clean it. Strictly follow the

directions reported in the paragraph “Care and maintenance”.

Handle the battery properly. Strictly follow the directions reported

in “Care and maintenance”.

Be certain that your power source matches the rating listed for

the supplied battery charger (AC adaptor). If you are not sure,
check with your dealer or with your local power company.

To avoid damaging the power cable of the battery charger, do not

put anything on it or place it where it will be walked on.

This product complies with the requirements of the Council Directives
89/336/EEC and 73/23/EEC on the approximation of the laws of the
member states relating to electromagnetic compatibility and low
voltage.

Conventions and Symbols in this Book

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This symbol marks a ‘note’. Notes are hints or tips which offer

additional information to help you.

I

This symbol marks a ‘caution’. Cautions are special notices

which you should read and follow carefully to avoid possible
damage to your equipment and to avoid potential danger to
yourself or other people.

Key names will be highlighted in bold.

Important sentences and words are highlighted in Italic.

LCD messages which may appear on the transceiver’s display are
highlighted in

 

Courier New

English

Summary of Contents for HP 125-K

Page 1: ...AND MAINTENANCE 22 Battery packs 22 Information on rechargeable batteries 22 Properly charge of battery packs 22 Memory effect 23 Erasing memory effect 23 Warnings for battery and chargers use 23 Rad...

Page 2: ...you own a later one please contact CTE International for the most recent updates Safety Your HP 125 K HP 425 K handheld transceiver has been carefully designed to give you years of safe reliable perf...

Page 3: ...ibility and low voltage Conventions and Symbols in this Book 2 This symbol marks a note Notes are hints or tips which offer additional information to help you I This symbol marks a caution Cautions ar...

Page 4: ...stations only Allows to program the radio channels data via a suitable programmer It must be protected with the supplied rubber cap when not in use 3 Status LED Glows in different colors to show the...

Page 5: ...rough function list and for changing function values 10 Keypad For entering digits of selective call if enabled and letters for the related operations e g SDM messages or Address Book Whenever any key...

Page 6: ...please see to Microphone connection 16 Battery pack This NiMH battery pack supplies energy to your radio 17 Release button located on the battery s body Allows to remove the battery pack 18 CALL 1 but...

Page 7: ...which ndheld same cations is the ctively the Part Names and their functions 7 English...

Page 8: ...s the whole spectrum so it doesn t need any alignment procedure Installing removing the battery pack To install the battery pack please see the figure 1 Hold the transceiver s body with one hand and t...

Page 9: ...get to remove the battery pack before fitting removing the belt clip otherwise the operation may result harder to perform Moreover the battery case might be accidentally scratched Charging the battery...

Page 10: ...is described here 2 IMPORTANT Due to the full programmability of the radio certain menu commands could be unavailable E g if your radio hasn t been programmed for selective call operations the related...

Page 11: ...elch System Digital Coded Squelch they are systems which use particular TX signalling a continuous sub audio tone for CTCSS or a digital code for DCS as an access key to work a repeater encoder or to...

Page 12: ...ndition 2 After 5 seconds if you are not pressing any key the menu is automatically escaped so the display will automatically revert to its normal condition Adjusting squelch Squelch device provide to...

Page 13: ...ore pressing it otherwise your message will be chopped 2 A PMR handheld radio doesn t normally allow to talk and receive simultaneously for this reason make your messages with a reasonable time When y...

Page 14: ...the key repeatedly to increase the contrast or the key to decrease it 3 Repeatedly press the MENU key to go through the next menu item or press and hold to go to the previous menu item or press the c...

Page 15: ...425 has been provided with a security function which protects it against the misuse by unauthorized people or accidental activation of commands You can lock the radio in two ways Full lock every comma...

Page 16: ...ength level of the received signal is displayed as many are the bars as stronger is the received signal The CTCSS DCS reception is indicated by the icon the Selcall reception is indicated by the icon...

Page 17: ...have more than one address beginning with the same initial letter use the key to scroll down names till you will reach the proper address 4 Hold pressed the call button to call the selected address 2...

Page 18: ...ed 23 2 nd John 01 3 rd Robert 05 4 th Mary 07 5 th Headoffice 15 6 th Lyndsay 21 7 th Mike 08 8 th Branch 33 9 th William 55 10th Ann 16 To call an address using the call queue 1 Repeatedly press the...

Page 19: ...Just dial the variable address digits using the keypad before sending the call Any digit can be corrected by overwriting 2 After you see the right address on the display make the call by pressing the...

Page 20: ...required letter number e g use 5 to select M N O or 5 if the letter is the 2nd the 3rd or the 4th one printed on a key press respectively that key two three or four times e g to recall the H press th...

Page 21: ...tem which allows you to automatically switch the transmission in hands free mode just by speaking in the built in microphone of an headset not provided with the unit Please ensure that the handset is...

Page 22: ...scharging cycles 300 with the optional rapid charger The battery duty will progressively reduce after 2 3 of its life approx Rechargeable battery packs lose their charge with the time if left unused s...

Page 23: ...to step 1 2 If the battery duty doesn t improve after three of the over stated cycles it means that your battery pack is faulty or has reached the end of life please see Information on rechargeable b...

Page 24: ...oft pencil rubber not hard erasers for ink If you feel that battery contacts aren t still working properly please contact your authorized dealer I Do not use liquid alcohol or aerosol cleaners Cleanin...

Page 25: ...for professional use I Please don t connect any accessory which you are not sure meet the above stated requirements You could create serious damages to your radio In case of doubt please contact your...

Page 26: ...do know now ou just have to etting appears he key to D press either se the setting D press either ght parameter ar setting e g TMF sending clear key...

Page 27: ...p 1 or to scan group oth to lock the keypad only or to lock the d Address book Press to access the book to select the address to call Hold pressed the For full details please see Channel selection Adj...

Page 28: ...s to start editing the message ld pressed the to send the message FSK messages Press to access the message to scroll through the messages ttern Press to start editing the pattern use the sed the to se...

Page 29: ...synthesizer F3E G3E 12 5 20 25KHz 30 60 C operative 40 80 C storage 90 not condensing 40 C NiMH battery 1 200mA h 50 MX thread type better than 2 5ppm 5 W High low level programmable channel dependen...

Page 30: ...d accept tones 0 5 99 12 dB sinad 95 10 dB sinad accept tones 1 5 reject tones 3 148 x 36 x 60 385 g backlit LCD 2 x 12 char alphanumeric 12 3 function keys UP DOWN MENU keys Emergency key back slide...

Page 31: ...y 7 Adjusting contrast 14 DTMF Sending patterns 21 F FFSK Checking free messages 21 Sending free messages SDM 20 H Handsfree transmission VOX 21 L LCD Adjusting contrast 14 M Memory effect 23 Micropho...

Page 32: ...ack 8 Belt clip 9 Charging the battery pack 9 Fitting antenna 8 Package contents 8 Unpacking 8 Specifications 29 AF signaling 30 General 29 Mechanical specs 30 Receiver 29 Transmitter 29 Squelch adjus...

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