Using the Radiophone
Outback HF Radiophone
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Transmitting
It is important when transmitting to use the microphone to its best advantage. By
following the notes under Using the microphone you will obtain the best transmitting
results. This section covers two topics:
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using the microphone
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transmitting a message.
Using the microphone
To connect the microphone to the control head; push the microphone plug gently into
the microphone socket and fasten the locking ring finger tight, do not over tighten.
Please observe the following notes when using the microphone.
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Hold the microphone side-on and close to your mouth.
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Press and hold down the PTT (press to talk) button.
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When starting a transmission, always state the call sign of the person you are
addressing and then your own call sign.
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Speak clearly at normal volume and rate.
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Do not use abusive language, remember others may be listening to your
conversation and it can offend.
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Use the word ’over’ to indicate you have finished speaking and release the PTT
button.
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The Radiophone has a ’time out’ facility that stops the transmission after a pre-set
period. This facility prevents problems occurring if you have jammed the PTT
button down. The time out period can be adjusted to suit your requirements;
refer to section 11, Changing the set-up options.
Summary of Contents for 8525B Series
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Page 20: ...Overview 2 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 28: ...Installation 3 8 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 52: ...Using the Radiophone 4 24 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 86: ...Using selective call 5 34 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 115: ...Using tone call 8 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 169: ...Changing the set up options 11 18 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 179: ...Display messages 12 10 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 185: ...Front and rear panel sockets 13 6 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 187: ...Specification 14 2 Outback HF Radiophone...
Page 189: ...Options and accessories 15 2 Outback HF Radiophone...