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TX7200 

Instruction Manual  

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Low Transmit Power Setting: 

The transmitter 

has both HIGH and LoW power settings . If you are only 
operating over short distances, are in a reasonably high 
location or are close to a local repeater, try using the LoW 
transmit power setting . This reduces the transmitter power 
from 5 Watts to 1 Watt, effectively tripling the ‘talk’  
time available .

General:

 continuously monitoring a busy channel will 

reduce the battery life since incoming signals will keep the 
receiver awake and the squelch will stay open for longer 
periods of time . This will draw much more power from the 
battery pack . If you are expecting to receive a Selcall on a 
busy channel, program that channel for ‘Quiet’ operation 
and select the Quiet mode . The TX7200 will then stay 
‘asleep’ until your Selcall Ident is received .

SPECIFICATIONS

General

 

Compliance:   

aS/nZS 4295

 

Frequency Range:

  450 - 520 MHz

 

Number of Channels:

  125

 

Channel Spacing:

  25 kHz / 12 .5 kHz

 

Operating Mode:

  Simplex or half duplex  .

 

Scanning Speed:

   40 ms per channel (25 channels 

per second)

 

Antenna Impedance:

  50 ohms nominal

 

Battery Voltage:

  7 .2 Volts dc nominal

  Operating Voltage Range:

  6 - 9 Volts dc

 

Low Battery Alarm:

  6 .2 Volts dc

 Reverse Voltage Protection:

  Shunt diode

 

Operating Temperature:

  -10° c to +60° c

Transmitter

 

RF Output:

  High: 5 Watts 

 

  Low: 1 Watt 

  RF Switching Bandwidth:

  70 MHz

 

Spurious Emission:

  < - 30 dBm

 

Frequency Stability:

  ± 5 PPM

 

Modulation:

  FM

 

Maximum Deviation:

  < ± 5 kHz at + 20 dB Limiting

 

Transmit Frequency  

 

Response:

   + 6dB per octave 300 Hz to  

3 kHz, + 1, - 3 dB

 

Audio Signal to Noise:

  > 45 dB .

 Current Consumption (max):

   1 .8 amps @ 5 Watts  

0 .8 amps @ 1 Watt

Receiver

  RF Switching Bandwidth:

  70 MHz

  Intermediate Frequencies:

   1st: 21 .4 MHz  

2nd: 450 kHz

 

Sensitivity:

  - 122 dBm for 12 dB SInad .

 

Adjacent Channel  

 

Selectivity:

  70 dB

 

Intermodulation:

  72 dB

 

Blocking:

  95 dB

 

Spurious Rejection:

  65 dB

 

Spurious Emission:

  -80 dBm

 

Audio Output Power:

  0 .5 watts at <10% distortion .

 

Audio Signal to Noise: 

> 45 dB unweighted .

 

Receiver Frequency  

 

Response:   

- 6 dB per octave de-emphasis, 

300 Hz to 3 kHz, + 1, - 3 dB .

 

Current Consumption:   

15 ma Sleep Mode 

40 ma muted 

190 ma Full Volume

Mechanical Specification & Connectors

 

Dimensions:

   135mm (W) x 63mm (d)  

x 40mm (H)

 

Weight:

  390 grams

 

Antenna:

  Tnc Female

all values are typical unless otherwise stated and are 
subject to change without notice or obligation .

Summary of Contents for TX7200

Page 1: ...TX7200 Instruction Manual Page 1 TX7200 U H F C O M M E R C I A L HANDHELD TRANSCEIVER I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L...

Page 2: ...s 6 Battery Charging 6 Cycling your battery pack 6 Battery Usage 6 Specifications 7 Warranty 8 After Sales Service 8 INTRODUCTION The TX7200 is a rugged easy to operate full featured commercial hand h...

Page 3: ...mb of one hand push the locking tab upwards towards the top of the radio while swinging the top half of the battery pack away from the radio with the other hand 3 Once clear of the locking tab lift th...

Page 4: ...ng signal with your ear against the speaker telephone style Selecting Channels To change channels briefly press the key to step up one channel or the key to step down one channel Holding either or wil...

Page 5: ...appen when others are sharing the channel but their calls are not meant for you For this reason it is important that you visually check that the channel is not busy before making a call to ensure you...

Page 6: ...sage The time taken to discharge the battery pack will depend on how you use your TX7200 The 1200 mAh battery pack is powerful enough for a full days use under average conditions Conserving Battery Po...

Page 7: ...enna Impedance 50 Ohms nominal Battery Voltage 7 2 Volts DC nominal Operating Voltage Range 6 9 Volts DC Low Battery Alarm 6 2 Volts DC Reverse Voltage Protection Shunt Diode Operating Temperature 10...

Page 8: ...arranty period the original Purchaser may return the defective unit along with suitable proof of purchase date i e receipt docket credit card slip etc and a full description of the defect to the Deale...

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