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INSTRUCTION MANUAL 

BX SERIES HANDHELD

along with the selected CTCSS/DCS code. 
When deactivated the CTCSS/DCS code 

will be displayed as ‘- - -‘

Note: 

If your radio does not have any 

channels programmed with CTCSS/DCS 
codes or you have selected a channel 
that does not have a CTCSS/DCS code, 
this function will be ignored.

scan key

The 

SCAN

 key is a dual function key 

that controls both Scan and Memory 
functions. 

Channel scanning allows you to monitor 
selected channels automatically for 
incoming signals. While the radio is 
scanning, the 

MODE

 key is disabled. 

Before scanning you must select the 
channels you wish to scan and store 
them in memory

To select channels for scanning

From the standby mode;

1.   Press the   or   keys to select the 

required channel.

2.   Press and hold the 

SCAN

 key until 

the radio beeps. ‘M’ will be displayed 
indicating the selected channel is now 
stored in the Scan memory.

3.   Repeat to store further channels 

for scanning.

4.   To remove a channel from the Scan 

memory, select a channel from the 
Scan memory (identified by ‘M’ on 
the display) then press and hold the 

SCAN

 key. ‘M’ will disappear from the 

display and the channel will 
be removed.

To scan the selected channels

Briefly press the 

SCAN

 key. ‘SCAN’ will 

be displayed and the radio will show 
rapidly changing channel numbers as 
it scans through the channels. While 
scanning, briefly press the   or   keys 
to select the scan direction.

To stop scanning press the 

SCAN

 key 

again. The radio will return to normal 
operation and ‘SCAN’ will disappear 
from the display.

NOTE: 

There must be at least TWO 

channels in the scan memory otherwise 
the radio will not scan. 

Scanning Features

If a signal is received, the scan pauses 
allowing you to transmit and receive on 
that channel. The scan will resume a few 
seconds after the last activity.

Press the 

PTT

 switch while scanning to 

jump to the Home channel (the Home 
channel is the channel the radio was 
on at the time scanning was activated). 
You can then transmit and receive on 
that channel. The scan will automatically 
resume a few seconds after the 
last activity.

If the radio stops on a busy channel and 
you do not wish to listen, briefly press 
the   or   keys to ‘skip’ over the busy 
channel and continue scanning.

TIP: 

The scan mode will reduce the 

overall battery life because the standby 
(battery save) feature is overridden. You 
should avoid scanning if the battery is 
running low and you need to 
conserve power.

keypad Lock

The Keypad Lock feature disables the 
keys to prevent accidental key presses 
from changing your preferred settings. 
When the keys are locked the   icon is 
displayed and all key presses are ignored 
except for the 

PTT

 and Keypad Lock 

functions.

To activate the Keypad Lock

Press and hold the   key for a couple of 
seconds. The   icon will be displayed. 

To cancel the keypad lock

Press and hold the   key again for a 
couple of seconds. The   icon 
will disappear.

Summary of Contents for BX710

Page 1: ...BX SERIES HANDHELD INSTRUCTION MANUAL PAGE 1 I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L COMMERCIAL BX SERIES HANDHELD RADIOS Instruction manual includes models BX710 BX720 BX730...

Page 2: ...Voice Operated Transmit ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED 1700 mAh Li Ion Battery Pack Desktop Fast Charger AC Adaptor Instruction Manual Belt Clip Removable Flexible Antenna If any items are missing or damaged p...

Page 3: ...11 12 13 14 15 16 5 1 Battery 2 Scan 3 Squelch CTCSS Key 4 Battery Release Clip 5 Push To Talk PTT Switch 6 Mode Key 7 Microphone 8 Indicator LED 9 Antenna 10 Priority Channel Keylock Button 11 Volum...

Page 4: ...nnel number in use 15 CTC CTCSS Icon Indicates that CTCSS tones are enabled on the radio 16 CTCSS Tone Displays the selected CTCSS tone from 001 to 038 or DCS tone from 001 to 104 on the selected chan...

Page 5: ...ide the battery retaining clip downward while pulling the top of the battery away from the radio 2 Lift the battery pack upward to clear the slots at the bottom of the radio Charging the Battery Your...

Page 6: ...ngs If you are only operating over short distances are in a reasonably high location or are close to a local repeater try using the Lo Transmit power setting This reduces the transmitter power to 1 Wa...

Page 7: ...io on the same channel The Alarm melody will be heard in the speaker of the other radio to alert them to your call To use this feature the Call Alarm option in your radio must be enabled through the M...

Page 8: ...nning briefly press the or keys to select the scan direction To stop scanning press the SCAN key again The radio will return to normal operation and SCAN will disappear from the display NOTE There mus...

Page 9: ...e a list of available tone codes is provided at the end of this manual To turn CTCSS off on this channel set the CTCSS code to oFF 4 Briefly press the PTT switch to store the setting To activate the C...

Page 10: ...e microphone automatically detects your voice or other nearby sound causing the radio to transmit without the need to press the PTT switch To set the VOX sensitivity From the standby mode 1 Press the...

Page 11: ...step 1 is not displayed and therefore cannot be selected as the Priority channel 4 Briefly press the PTT switch to store the setting To activate the Priority Channel Scan Briefly press the P key on t...

Page 12: ...m the standby mode 1 Press the MODE key NINE times BP is displayed along with a flashing icon 2 Press the or keys to set the Beep Tone to on or oFF 3 Briefly press the PTT switch to store the setting...

Page 13: ...45 3 MHz 2nd 455 kHz Sensitivity 119 dBm for 12 dB SINAD Adjacent Channel Selectivity 25 kHz 63 dB 12 5 kHz 60 dB Intermodulation 25 kHz 60 dB 12 5 kHz 60 dB Blocking 25 kHz 80 dB 12 5 kHz 80 dB Spuri...

Page 14: ...325 18 115 37 225 56 331 19 116 38 226 57 332 20 122 39 243 58 343 21 125 40 244 59 346 22 131 41 245 60 351 67 413 42 246 61 356 68 423 43 251 62 364 69 431 44 252 63 365 70 432 80 503 64 371 71 445...

Page 15: ...cide i the supplying of the services again ii the payment of the cost of having the services supplied again 2 additional Warranties 2 1 The warranties in this clause are in addition to the statutory w...

Page 16: ...tailer or email to export gme net au Part Number 310434 Drawing Number 44274 4 3 other limitations 3 1 You may not rely on any representation warranty or other provision by or for us which is not cove...

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