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Safety and General Information ................................................................................................................

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Product Inspection .................................................................................................................................................................. 4 

Radio Overview....................................................................................................................................................................... 5 

Battery Information.................................................................................................................................................................. 9 

Antenna Information.............................................................................................................................................................. 11 

Assembly and Disassembly .................................................................................................................................................. 11 

Attaching the Battery...................................................................................................................................................... 11 

Removing the Battery .................................................................................................................................................... 12 

Attaching the Antenna.................................................................................................................................................... 12 

Removing the Antenna................................................................................................................................................... 12 

Attaching the Belt Clip.................................................................................................................................................... 13 

Removing the Belt Clip .................................................................................................................................................. 13 

Removing the Accessory Cover..................................................................................................................................... 14 

Attaching the Earpiece/Microphone ............................................................................................................................... 14 

General Radio Operations .................................................................................................................................................... 15 

Programmable Auxiliary Functions........................................................................................................................................ 16 

Trunking Mode ...................................................................................................................................................................... 18 

Keypad Function ............................................................................................................................................................ 18 

Function Description ...................................................................................................................................................... 22 

Manual Dial.................................................................................................................................................................... 30 

Menu Operation ............................................................................................................................................................. 40 

Conventional Mode ............................................................................................................................................................... 55 

Advanced Operations .................................................................................................................................................... 55 

Background Operations ................................................................................................................................................. 59 

Chinese/English Menu Operations ................................................................................................................................ 62 

Appendix 1 LCD Icons ................................................................................................................................................... 66 

Appendix 2 Keypad Characters ..................................................................................................................................... 67 

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................................................................... 67 

Care and Cleaning ................................................................................................................................................................ 67 

Optional Accessories ............................................................................................................................................................ 68 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for TC-780M

Page 1: ...and MPT1343 numbering schemes for domestic public security systems and other trunking users using standard MPT1327 signalling This easy to use radio will deliver your secure instant and reliable comm...

Page 2: ...Removing the Belt Clip 13 Removing the Accessory Cover 14 Attaching the Earpiece Microphone 14 General Radio Operations 15 Programmable Auxiliary Functions 16 Trunking Mode 18 Keypad Function 18 Func...

Page 3: ...ed as this may damaged the radio and may also cause you to exceed FCC RF exposure limits A proper antenna is the antenna supplied with this radio by the manufacturer or antenna specifically authorized...

Page 4: ...nsceiver with a headset or other audio accessories at high volume levels CAUTION NEVER short the terminals of the battery pack NEVER connect the transceiver to a power source other than the Battery li...

Page 5: ...1 MCU Rapid rate Charger 1 Switching Power 1 Owner s Manual 1 Antenna Li Ion Battery 1700mAh MCU Rapid rate Charger Switching Power 100 240V for use with different power cords in different countries...

Page 6: ...splay 8 Function Keypad 9 Numeric Keypad 10 TK Top Key 11 Channel Selector Knob 12 Radio On Off Volume Control Knob 13 LED Indicator 14 Accessory Jack 15 Battery Latch 16 Belt Clip 17 Battery 18 Screw...

Page 7: ...y to return to the previous menu z Up key z Down key z Menu Select key Used to enter the menu mode When you are in the menu mode this key is also used to make menu selections Exit Up Menu Select Call...

Page 8: ...otate the Radio On Off knob clockwise to turn the radio on The orange LED flashes twice Source radio turn on the target radio and connect the cloning cable Then press the PTT on the source radio to in...

Page 9: ...n Encoding DTMF LED glows red while transmitting Power Select 1W One beep is heard 4W 5W Three beeps are heard Function Key Press One beep to enable two beeps to disable Accessory Jack The jack is use...

Page 10: ...to a radio turn the radio off to ensure a full charge 3 Do not cut off the power supply or remove the battery when charging a battery 4 Never charge a battery that is wet Please dry it with soft cloth...

Page 11: ...ase follow these steps 1 Plug the power cord into the adapter 2 Plug the AC connector of the adapter into the AC outlet socket 3 Plug the DC connector of the adapter into the DC socket on the back of...

Page 12: ...d charging begins automatically steady red LED If the battery temperature is above 45 the charger will report the fault by flashing red LED rapidly 0 2s on 0 2s off and will not charge until the batte...

Page 13: ...the battery latch at the bottom of the radio s body in the direction indicated by the arrow 3 Slide down the battery for about 1 to 2 centimeters and then remove the battery from the radio s body See...

Page 14: ...elt clip on the radio s body 2 Align the screw holes on the metal holder of belt clip with those on the radio s body 3 Tighten the screws See figure 4 Figure 4 Removing the Belt Clip 1 Remove the scre...

Page 15: ...igure 6 Attaching the Earpiece Microphone 1 Insert the tab at the bottom of the earphone microphone into the slot on the radio 2 Align the screw at the top of the earphone microphone with the threaded...

Page 16: ...Radio On Off Volume Control knob clockwise to turn the radio on or counter clockwise until a click is heard to turn the radio off Adjust the Volume Rotate the Radio On Off Volume Control knob clockwis...

Page 17: ...be used Please contact your dealer for detailed information Rotate the Channel Selector knob to select a desired channel Transmit To transmit press and hold down the PTT key and speak into the microp...

Page 18: ...ff z Call 1 Call 1 z Emergency z Emergency Cancel z Man Down z Man Down Backup z Monitor z Monitor Momentary z Scrambler z Scrambler Backup z Squelch Off z Squelch Off Momentary z Talk Around z Power...

Page 19: ...18 Trunking Mode Keypad Function Function Keypad Exit Key Up Key Down Key Redial Key Call Back Key Menu Select Key...

Page 20: ...s When the radio operates in trunking mode the keys are also used to dial a phone number Combined Function Key used to switch between trunking mode and conventional mode used to lock unlock the keypad...

Page 21: ...t appears on the LCD as it is entered Press C to clear when a wrong digit is entered 7 Each valid press of the numeric key is followed by an alert tone 8 The programmable function keys SK1 SK2 and TK...

Page 22: ...ramming software 11 The programmable function keys SK1 SK2 and TK can be programmed as the Man Down key via the programming software Press the key to enable disable the Man Down feature 12 The program...

Page 23: ...automatically locked onto the local system If the radio roams to other systems icon appears at the top right of the LCD If the radio does not lock onto a system scan recycles automatically Whether to...

Page 24: ...can be set in basic information of trunking system setting in the programming software It asks for system support Manual Select BS The radio can quickly switch to the designated control channel via co...

Page 25: ...rtain period set via the programming software The feature can be enabled via the shortcut key or in the menu and can be used under special environments Safety Check The system sends a Safety Check sig...

Page 26: ...he radio can transmit an individual call by entering the called party s number via the keypad The radio enters non encryption or encryption mode according to the preset mode when communicating Press t...

Page 27: ...ter disconnect they return to non encryption or encryption mode which is set during standby Other functions are same with those of ack group Receive Broadcast Message The radio can receive broadcast m...

Page 28: ...ter the VoteNow feature is enabled via the programming software the radio will compare the signal strength of the broadcast BS with that of the currently locked BS This feature asks for system support...

Page 29: ...h pitched and low pitched tones The operating statuses are indicated by changes in alert time sequence and interval When being called the radio will continuously sound an alert tone until the PTT key...

Page 30: ...bers System handling failure Successful call setup Hang up Grouped into the dynamic temporary grouping System call by the dispatcher Dial error LED Indicator The LED indicator located between the ante...

Page 31: ...g software individual calls are prohibited on the corresponding fleet If Fleet Group Call Inhibit is set group calls are prohibited on the corresponding fleet This setting can limit the user s call ri...

Page 32: ...Inter fleet Group Call 5 digit group call number 20 79 900 999 or PTT z Inter fleet All Call 5 digit all call number or PTT z Interprefix Individual Call 8 digit ID number 200 327 20 79 200 899 or PTT...

Page 33: ...Emergency Call The emergency call has the highest call priority z Emergency In fleet Call 3 digit individual call or group call number or PTT z Emergency Inter fleet Call 5 digit individual call or gr...

Page 34: ...prefix is required here Hang Up Press C or the Disconnect key 3 Call Forward Forward the incoming call to another radio and PABX PSTN subscribers z Forward to Another Radio individual call or group ca...

Page 35: ...efined in all 7 Emergency Use the Emergency key 8 PFIX Manually Grouped into Temporary Grouping This feature can enable the radio to join the temporary grouping when roaming Rotate the Work Group Sele...

Page 36: ...ven if it is powered off 10 Call to Dispatcher According to the police use standard the radio can call several dispatchers The following table lists the dispatchers ID corresponding to dial numbers Ta...

Page 37: ...7 digit ID number with a leading digit in the range 2 6 2001 6050 200 899 or PTT z Inter fleet Group Call 6 digit ID number with a leading digit in the range 2 6 2001 6050 90 98 or PTT 7 digit ID num...

Page 38: ...er including DDD and IDD number is 7 20 digits Hang Up Press C or the Disconnect key 3 Special Call 1 Emergency Call The emergency call has the highest call priority individual call or group call numb...

Page 39: ...s data called party s number or PTT 4 RQQ Status Message The status message is a code used to transfer the preset information which needs system support For example status 08 indicates on mission Pres...

Page 40: ...39 This feature is consistent with CPS 8 Direct Call to Called Party MPT1327 dial 1 PFIX 000 127 ID 0001 8100 e g 1 0120246...

Page 41: ...l Frequency 24 Band 1 50 91 Dialed Calls 10 records 92 Received Calls 10 records Off 1 5 20 Short Data Records Chinese English Trunking Sys 1 3 Conventional Sys 1 23 Flexible Channel Plan 93 Missed Ca...

Page 42: ...brating Off 1 5 42 Power Select 43 Backlight 44 Group Call Mode 45 Incoming Call Alert 46 VOX Level 4 Radio Setting 48 Tx Rx Switch Time 49 VoteNow 0 255 41 Squelch Level 47 Scrambler 4A Compandor 4B...

Page 43: ...to save the setting and return to Sys Info or C to return to Sys Info without saving the setting 12 PFIX Press to save the setting and return to Sys Info or C to return to Sys Info without saving the...

Page 44: ...e setting 16 Software Ver Press to save the setting and return to Sys Info or C to return to Sys Info without saving the setting 17 Edit Press to save the setting and return to Sys Info or C to return...

Page 45: ...22 All Frequency Press to save the setting and return to Scan Mode or C to return to Scan Mode without saving the setting 23 Flexible Channel Plan Press to save the setting and return to Scan Mode or...

Page 46: ...to Status Message or C to return to Status Message without saving the setting There is a Delete All option between location 30 and location 39 Press to delete and return to Status Message or C to ret...

Page 47: ...squelch level off 1 9 Press to save the setting and return to 41 Squelch Level or C to return to 41 Squelch Level without saving the setting 42 Power Select Press to select the power high low Press t...

Page 48: ...to 44 Group Call Mode without saving the setting 45 Incoming Call Alert Press to select Mute Ringing Vibrating Ringing Vibrating Press to save the setting and return to 45 Incoming Call Alert or C to...

Page 49: ...to save the setting and return to 47 Scrambler or C to return to 47 Scrambler without saving the setting 48 Tx Rx Switch Time Press to select the time 0 255 Press to save the setting and return to 48...

Page 50: ...r Press to toggle the feature On Off Press to save the setting and return to 4A Compandor or C to return to 4A Compandor without saving the setting 4B Whisper Press to toggle the feature On Off Press...

Page 51: ...f Press to save the setting and return to 4D Safety Check or C to return to 4D Safety Check without saving the setting 5 Alert Tone Volume 1 In TMO mode press in standby mode to enter the main menu or...

Page 52: ...sired menu e g Short Data 3 Press to enter Short Data 4 Press to select short data 20 records in all Press to save the setting and return to Short Data or C to return to Short Data without saving the...

Page 53: ...or C to return to Language Select without saving the setting 8 Mode Select 1 In TMO mode press in standby mode to enter the main menu or C to exit 2 Press to select your desired menu e g Mode Select...

Page 54: ...ord or C to return to Call Record without saving the setting Press to select a dialled call 10 records in all Press to save the setting and return to 91 Dialled Calls or C to return to 91 Dialled Call...

Page 55: ...etting There is a Delete All option between the first record and the last record Press to delete and return to 92 Received Calls or C to return to 92 Received Calls without deleting 93 Missed Calls Pr...

Page 56: ...ption between the first record and the last record Press to delete and return to 93 Missed Calls or C to return to 93 Missed Calls without deleting Conventional Mode Advanced Operations As stated abov...

Page 57: ...n feature The LCD displays Man Down Off The Man Down status will not be memorized once the radio is off and back on Man Down Backup Press the key programmed as Man Down and the LCD displays Man Down O...

Page 58: ...back on Squelch Off z Squelch Off Press the key programmed as Squelch Off to open squelch with icon on the LCD Press the key again to exit z Squelch Off Momentary Press the key programmed as Squelch O...

Page 59: ...hen an earpiece is inserted 1 Transmission starts automatically when you speak directly into the microphone 2 Transmission stops automatically when you stop speaking Press the key again to disable the...

Page 60: ...ays Key Locked when unlocked the LCD displays Key Unlocked Background Operations Time Out Timer TOT The feature allows for more efficient use of channels by limiting the maximum time of each transmiss...

Page 61: ...attery Alert For extra convenience the red LED flashes and the radio sounds three beeps within 30 seconds to remind the user to recharge the battery if the battery level runs low CTCSS CDCSS If CTCSS...

Page 62: ...our dealer may configure whether to transmit Connect ID BOT ID or Disconnect ID EOT ID to connect or disconnect to a repeater or telephone system BOT ID sent upon each press of the PTT key EOT ID sent...

Page 63: ...elch Level Menu Function Volume Level Talk Around Language Select Channel Display Chinese English Channel Number Alias Frequency Off 1 5 VOX Power Select Backlight Mode Select Off On Conventional Trun...

Page 64: ...ress to enter the function list Then press to select the item to be changed and press to enter the item To change backlight status press 3 Press to select On Off Auto Press to save the setting and ret...

Page 65: ...ure is disabled Press to save the setting and return to the function list or press C to return to the function list without saving the setting Power Select 1 Enter Function 2 Press to select Power and...

Page 66: ...ing the setting Language Select 1 Press to select Language Select and to enter The current language is displayed on the LCD Press to select Chinese English 2 Press to save the setting and return to th...

Page 67: ...annel Talk Around Emergency Call Accessory Interface Short Message Mode Select Signal Strength XXXdBm Note 1 Press in the main menu to switch repeatedly according to the above order 2 During menu oper...

Page 68: ...r than normal z The battery has worn out It is time to buy a new battery Cannot talk to or hear group members z Make sure that your radio operates on the same frequency and has the same CTCSS CDCSS se...

Page 69: ...ild dishwashing liquid z Avoid subjecting the radio to corrosives solvents or spirits Optional Accessories Antenna Belt Clip BC09 Ni MH Battery 1800mAh BH1801 Li Ion Battery 2100mAh BL2102 MCU Multi u...

Page 70: ...2 2 Wire Earpiece with Wireless Earphone and Neck Loop beige EWN03 Bone Induction Earpiece with in Line PTT EBN01 Light weight Throat Vibrating Earpiece with in Line PTT ELN02 Heavy Duty Noise Cancell...

Page 71: ...y or reliability is given All the above specifications and design are subject to change without notice due to continuous development No part of this manual may be copied reproduced translated stored i...

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