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TABLE OF CONTENTS

2TONE encode group selection

 ..................................................................................................................................................... 28

Optional signaling setup

 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 29

2TONE decode group selection

 ..................................................................................................................................................... 30

MSK encode group selection(TERMN-8R ONLY)

 ................................................................................................................. 30

Squelch mode setup

 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 31

Frequency step size setup

 ................................................................................................................................................................ 32

Wide / Narrow Band Selection

 ........................................................................................................................................................ 32

Frequency Reverse

 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 33

Talk Around ON/OFF

............................................................................................................................................................................ 33

Offset Frequency setup

 ...................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Editing Channel name

 ......................................................................................................................................................................... 34

Busy Channel Lockout

 ........................................................................................................................................................................ 35

TX OFF

 ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 36

Sub band Display setup

 ..................................................................................................................................................................... 37

Keypad Voice prompt setup

 ............................................................................................................................................................. 37

Time-Out-Timer (TOT)

......................................................................................................................................................................... 38

Voice Operated Transmission (VOX) Setup

 ............................................................................................................................. 38

VOX Delay Setup

 .................................................................................................................................................................................. 39

Automatic Power Off Time setup

 ................................................................................................................................................... 39

DTMF Transmitting Time Setup

 ...................................................................................................................................................... 40

Squelch level setup

 .............................................................................................................................................................................. 40

Scanning Resume Time Setup

 ....................................................................................................................................................... 41

Scan Speed

 .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 42

Function Icon Stay Time Setup

 ....................................................................................................................................................... 43

LCD Backlight Setup

 ............................................................................................................................................................................ 44

LCD Backlight Color Setup

 ............................................................................................................................................................... 44

Summary of Contents for THE OBLITERATOR OBLTR-8R

Page 1: ...and Product Designed in U S A MADE IN CHINA Copyright 2015 by AnyTone Tech All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means with...

Page 2: ...USER S MANUAL...

Page 3: ......

Page 4: ...anual to understand the various functions to get the most from your handset The transceiver includes 200 programmable channels The transceiver also allows for Dual PTT functions 51 groups of CTCSS enc...

Page 5: ...tup_1 01 exe TERMN 8R TERMN 8R Programming Software TERMN_8R_Setup_1 01 exe USB PROGRAMMING PRECAUTION When programming the transceiver first read from the radio before modifying the frequencies data...

Page 6: ...re the radio in dusty dirty or damp areas 7 Keep the radio dry Do not wash radio with chemicals or detergents 8 Do not transmit without the provided antenna 9 When using this transceiver we recommend...

Page 7: ...ow to Charge 04 Charging Prompts Explained 06 How to Store the Battery 06 INSTALLATION CONNECTION 07 Installing Removing the Battery 07 Installing Removing the Antenna 07 Installing Removing the Belt...

Page 8: ...20 Offset Frequency Direction Setup 20 Frequency Channel Scan 21 Channel Scan Skip 21 Frequency Reverse 21 TX Power selection 22 Talk Around function 22 DTMF code Transmit and Enquiry 22 Keypad lock 2...

Page 9: ...Talk Around ON OFF 33 Offset Frequency setup 34 Editing Channel name 34 Busy Channel Lockout 35 TX OFF 36 Sub band Display setup 37 Keypad Voice prompt setup 37 Time Out Timer TOT 38 Voice Operated Tr...

Page 10: ...Calling 53 Optional signal 5TONE 54 Communication Note Caller ID PTTID List ANI 57 MSK ENCODE DECODE and FHSS Frequency Hopping TERMN 8R ONLY 57 Cloning Cable 59 Programming software starting Takes Wi...

Page 11: ...before discarding the packaging If any items are missing or have been damaged during shipment please contactyour dealer immediately Item Number Quantity Antenna QA09UV1 1 Li ion Battery QB 35L 1 Batt...

Page 12: ...er to label indicated in the bottom of the antenna Li ion Battery QB 35L Instruction Manual USB Programming Cable PC03 Programming Software OBLTR 8R TERMN 8R_USA Earphone HS03 Handheld Microphone QHM2...

Page 13: ...ly charged Properly dispose of the expired battery pack Battery Charger Type Please use our company s designated charger after market chargers could cause battery damage and in some cases could even e...

Page 14: ...take about 5 6 hours to fully charge the battery 4 when the LED turns GREEN it is fully charged BATTERY INFORMATION WARNING When keys ornamental chains or other metals contact or short the battery te...

Page 15: ...N STATUS self examine when power on No battery Pre charging Charge normally Full Charged Error LED Orange for 1 second Green Red light flashes for 5 minutes Red Green Red flashes for a long time Charg...

Page 16: ...and the RED light begins 2 flashing this means that the remaining voltage is very low The charger will trickle charge the battery pre charging status until the battery reaches a minimum charge The ch...

Page 17: ...lling the Battery Lay the battery to face the back of the radio 1 Press the bottom of the battery the latch in the bottom of 2 the transceiver lock will release After hearing a click the battery has b...

Page 18: ...jack Note The transceiver is not completely waterproof while using the Speaker Microphone Installing Removing the Belt Clip Installing the Belt Clip Place the belt clip to the grooves on the back of...

Page 19: ...y Reverse Offset Frequency DCS Optional signaling CTCSS FUNC Icon The arrow points to main channel FM radio TX Power Busy Channel VOX Function Scan Skip Narrow band Battery Capacity Function Menu Numb...

Page 20: ...10 GETTING ACQUAINTED DCIN MIC SP 1 3 4 8 9 10 2 5 6 7 11 12 13 14 BANK BAND...

Page 21: ...lume 4 Emergency Alarm Hold 3 seconds to activate the alarm cycle the radio s power to turn off Alarm 5 TX RX indicator RX is GREEN Upper Band or BLUE Lower Band TX is RED Tone Received is PURPLE 6 LC...

Page 22: ...urrent channel this will set the squelch level on the individual channel Turn Selector Knob to adjust squelch level for current channel BASIC OPERATIONS When the radio is off turn POWER VOLUME clockwi...

Page 23: ...annel between two channels the radio will automatically skip the blank channel and go onto the next channel When the transceiver is in Channel mode the user can input any number to switch to the desir...

Page 24: ...ase press 1 5 1 8 2 0 on the keypad BASIC OPERATIONS Enter the desired frequency by increments 1 Enter the desired frequency by keypad 2 Receiving When your transceiver receives a transmission the LED...

Page 25: ...to the mic for the best audio clarity Note When pressing and holding the PTT key the radio will transmit and will be indicated by the red LED light Release the PTT key to receive calls Emergency Alarm...

Page 26: ...isplay ALARM and the transceiver will enable the preset alarm function SUBPTT 5 Press PF1 key transceiver will transmit on the sub band frequency use this function to enable Dual PTT MONI 6 SDepending...

Page 27: ...d receive depending on frequency or setting of Menu 51 sub band mute ALARM 4 Activated by a long press of the PF1 PF2 key The LCD will display ALARM and the transceiver will enable the preset alarm fu...

Page 28: ...el Add a channel Under frequency mode VFO after you have set up your desired frequency and settings read through 1 the Function Menu Setup in order to understand how to set your desired frequency sett...

Page 29: ...The LCD displays 1 DTMF and T icon DTMF signaling has been added in the current channel Repeat the above operation the LCD displays 2 5TONE and T icon the 5TONE signaling has been added in current ch...

Page 30: ...s tone signaling set as CTCSS it will scan CTCSS if its tone signaling is set as DCS it will scan DCS Offset Frequency Direction Setup When in standby press key the top left corner of LCD displays ico...

Page 31: ...the channel setup as long as they are not programmed to Skip during scanning Press numeric key or the key to exit Channel Scan Skip Under channel mode press key the top left corner of LCD displays ico...

Page 32: ...l will enable talk around repeat the above operation to close talk around TX RX 1 Enable talk around current channel transmit at RX frequency if CTCSS DCS signaling is set it will interchange decoding...

Page 33: ...responsive beep to get the transceiver to enter into the DTMF edit state The LCD now displays ___________ now you can enter desired DTMF data by keypad When finished editing press side key PF2 to sav...

Page 34: ...y Continuous pressing of will cycle LCD display to show Main Sub Band Sub Band Only Main Band Only CTCSS DCS Encode and decode Press 1 key then press PF2 to enter into setup Press PF2 key to choose CT...

Page 35: ...the next character will automatically be chosen Once you have chosen your message press 4 key the LCD will display CAL ID which will allow you to input the receiver s ID then press key or PTT key to s...

Page 36: ...nel selector knob to choose desired CTCSS DCS code CTCSS 62 5HZ 254 1HZ 51groups in total and 1 group user defined code DCS 000N 777I 1024 groups in total N stands for positive code I stands for inver...

Page 37: ...synchronous simultaneous changes Menu NO 01 and 02 1 Press key the top left corner of LCD displays icon then press key to enter into function menu 2 Press key to choose NO 03 function item it shows R...

Page 38: ...Press key the top left corner of LCD displays icon then press key to enter into function menu 2 Press key to choose NO 04 OBLTR 8R NO 05 TERMN 8R function item it shows 5T ENC on LCD 3 Rotate channel...

Page 39: ...ely stun and remotely waken etc MSK gives the capabilities of Message sending and FHSS TERMN 8R Only 1 Press key the top left corner of LCD displays icon then press key to enter into function menu 2 P...

Page 40: ...RMN 8R function item it shows 2T DEC on LCD Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired 2TONE decode group DEC 00 DEC 15 16 groups in 333 total for optional programmed by software Press 444 key or...

Page 41: ...r party CT DCS When current channel receives matching RF signals and matching CTCSS DCS signaling transceiver can hear the talking from the other party TONE When current channel receives matching RF s...

Page 42: ...nfirm and exit NOTE This function item will hide automatically when main band and sub main band are under channel mode Wide Narrow Band Selection According to the laws of various countries on frequenc...

Page 43: ...terchanged OFF Close Frequency reverse function 4 Press key or key to confirm and exit Talk Around ON OFF When this function is is turned on the transceiver will stop communication with a repeater it...

Page 44: ...n item it shows OFFSET on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired offset frequency Frequency range is 00 70MHz 4 Press key or key to confirm and exit Editing Channel name 1 Press key the...

Page 45: ...ose NO 15 OBLTR 8R NO 16 TERMN 8R function item it shows RPLOCK on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup BUSY Carrier wave lock transmitting is prohibited when received matching f...

Page 46: ...s icon then press key enter into function menu 2 Press key to choose NO 16 OBLTR 8R NO 17 TERMN 8R function item it shows TX on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup ON TX OFF is...

Page 47: ...and frequency or channel VOLT Display current battery voltage OFF Sub band display is disabled 4 Press key or key to confirm and exit Keypad Voice prompt setup 1 Press key the top left corner of LCD d...

Page 48: ...channel selector knob to choose desired setup OBLTR 8R 1 27 minutes total 27minutes of TOT for optional each interval is 1minute TERMN 8R 10 270S total 27 levels for options each level step 10seconds...

Page 49: ...R NO 37 TERMN 8R function item it shows VDELAY on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup 0 5S 3S Total 27 levels for optional each interval is 0 1S 4 Press key or key to confirm an...

Page 50: ...24 OBLTR 8R NO 39 TERMN 8R function item it shows DTMF on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup 50MS Each DTMF signal transmits 50ms interval 50ms 100MS Each DTMF signal transmits...

Page 51: ...key programmed as Squelch off While the Squelch is off turn the channel selector knob which will allow a Per Channel Squelch change when the receiving signal strength hits a minimum strength clarity o...

Page 52: ...for 5seconds then resume 10ST When scanning matched signal transceiver will stop scaning for 10seconds then resume 15ST When scanning matched signal transceiver will stop scaning for 15seconds then re...

Page 53: ...u the icon stay on the display for 1 second and then will disappear 2SEC After you finish your function setting or enter into function menu the icon stay on the display for 2 seconds and then will dis...

Page 54: ...s off ON Always on 4 Press key or key to confirm and exit LCD Backlight Setup LCD Backlight Color Setup There are three backlight colors that you can choose from to be the default color 1 Press key th...

Page 55: ...splays icon then press key enter into function menu 2 Press key to choose NO 32 OBLTR 8R NO 47 TERMN 8R function item it shows TBST on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup 1750HZ...

Page 56: ...plays icon then press key enter into function menu 2 Press key to choose NO 33 OBLTR 8R NO 48 TERMN 8R function item it shows SAVE on LCD 3 Rotate channel selector knob to choose desired setup OFF Bat...

Page 57: ...ey to choose NO 47 OBLTR 8R NO 30 TERMN 8R function item it shows PF1 on LCD 3 Turn channel switch to choose desired setup VOLT Display current battery voltage CALL Calling FHSS Frequency hopping ALAR...

Page 58: ...TR 8R NO 31 TERMN 8R function item it shows PF2 on LCD 3 Turn channel selector knob to choose desired setup VOLT Display current battery voltage CALL Calling FHSS Frequency hopping ALARM Emergency ala...

Page 59: ...requency press key to switch into VFO mode CH Channel mode for commercial use 1 24 items of function menu will be disabled the user can only operate some functions The VFO Mode is disabled With this m...

Page 60: ...choose desired setup 3 Public Usage Frequency Mode FCC Part 95 Press PF2 key to turn on radio hold PF2 key until transceiver emits beep 1 Press 2 key to choose No 02 function item it shows RESTOR on...

Page 61: ...SS DCS DTMF tones can also allow for Selective Calling Group Calling All Call PTT ID Remotely Stun Remote Kill and Remote Waking PTT ID ANI If you set your current channel to transmit your PTT ID the...

Page 62: ...the radio receives the DTMF that will Remote Stun it it can no longer aaa transmit and will receive only Remote Kill When the radio receives the DTMF that will Remote Kill it it can no longer transmi...

Page 63: ...no valid second tone is decoded within 2 seconds the decoder resets and waits for another valid first tone To set up the 2TONE needed to encode send or decode receive you need to set it up through pr...

Page 64: ...d signaling Memory Group then press PTT key Receiver can hear the calling after receive matching ID According to how they have their Squelch setup see Squelch options Group Calling All Call Call by Gr...

Page 65: ...This transceiver can set desired PTT ID by programming software when you press Call using 5TONE 333 the channel set PTT ID the transceiver will transmitting ID by pressing or releasing the PTT key it...

Page 66: ...ive ANI call It will also display the caller s 777 name when you have the caller s name set up in programming software The transceiver can program and save 100 groups of 5Tone encode 888 NOTE When you...

Page 67: ...ing Software Program your Encode and Decode Information 3 NOTE DECODE TIPS Each radio should have a different Self ID You can also set up groups IDs which should be the same on radios that are in the...

Page 68: ...want to communicate on via FHSS Ensure that the Encode and Decode information you want is correct and double check the decode MSK 5 group you set up You can now activate FHSS by the PF1 PF2 button yo...

Page 69: ...he requirement below BANK BANK BAND BAND Settings Master side Press the PF1 side key to Power on the display shows CLONE the master unit enters into copy 1 mode Press PF1 key the display appears CLONE...

Page 70: ...being cloned When data reception is complete the slave unit returns to normal mode and 2 restarts automatically Turn off the slave s power remove the cable insert another slave that you want 3 to copy...

Page 71: ...the cable driver NOTE The programming software has an automatic product identifying system In order to run it for the first time the transceiver should be connected to computer otherwise the software...

Page 72: ...hannels Max 200 Channel Stepping Wide 25kHz Narrow 12 5kHz Operating Voltage 7 4 V DC 20 Battery Life More than 18 hours at 5 watts 5 5 90 duty cycle with 2200mAh Li battery Operating Temperature rang...

Page 73: ...63 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION...

Page 74: ...64 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION MURS FREQUENCY CHART MHz CH No CH Freq CH Name MURS1 151 8200 MURS2 151 8800 MURS3 151 9400 MURS4 154 5700 Blue Dot MURS5 154 6000 Green Dot...

Page 75: ...he channels are not in scan list All bands pick up static and are noisy Adjust the squelch settings during programming Non professionals are advised not to adjust this function No sound after removing...

Page 76: ...ucted by tall buildings B The 450 filter is broken Contact local dealer for repair Loudspeaker is quieter or has crackling sound Check whether the loudspeaker is broken or if there is powder or dust i...

Page 77: ...2 36 183 5 47 229 1 4 71 9 15 103 5 26 151 4 37 186 2 48 233 6 5 74 4 16 107 2 27 156 7 38 189 9 49 241 8 6 77 0 17 110 9 28 159 8 39 192 8 50 250 3 7 79 7 18 114 8 29 162 2 40 196 6 51 254 1 8 82 5...

Page 78: ...065 066 067 070 071 072 073 074 075 076 077 100 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 110 111 112 113 114 115 116 117 120 121 122 123 124 125 126 127 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 140 141 142 143 144 145 146...

Page 79: ...351 352 353 354 355 356 357 360 361 362 363 364 365 366 367 370 371 372 373 374 375 376 377 400 401 402 403 404 405 406 407 410 411 412 413 414 415 416 417 420 421 422 423 424 425 426 427 430 431 432...

Page 80: ...43 644 645 646 647 650 651 652 653 654 655 656 657 660 661 662 663 664 665 666 667 670 671 672 673 674 675 676 677 700 701 702 703 704 705 706 707 710 711 712 713 714 715 716 717 720 721 722 723 724 7...

Page 81: ...e of the transceiver or the method of determining frequency are strictly prohibited If you replace or substitute any unique parts including crystals transistors IC s regulator diodes etc with parts ot...

Page 82: ...IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED IN NO EVENT SHALL BE LIABLE WHETHER IN CONTRACT OR TORT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO NEGLIGENCE BODILY INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE AND DEATH FOR DAMAGES...

Page 83: ...s by calling on Him in prayer Trusting God as your savior is the most important item we promote at We would like to help you learn more if you have accepted Christ as your personal Savior contact us t...

Page 84: ...evice was tested for typical body worn operations with the back of the handset kept 25mm from the body To maintain compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements use accessories that maintain a 25mm sep...

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