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Programmable Auxiliary Functions

Your dealer may assign one of the following auxiliary
functions to a short or long, momentary or toggle
programmable button-press.

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None

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Power Adjust

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Call

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Call

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Call

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Call 4

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Call 5

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Compandor

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Display Mode Switch

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Emergency Off

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Emergency On

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Home Channel

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Keypad Mode

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Monitor

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Monitor Momentary

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Scan

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Scrambler

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Squelch Off

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Squelch Off Momentary

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VOX

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Whisper

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Zone Up

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Zone Down

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Reverse Display

Note: See Advanced Operations for details.

Summary of Contents for TC-580

Page 1: ...rtable Radio This easy to use radio will deliver you secure instant and reliable communication services at peak efficiency Please read this manual carefully before use The information presented herein...

Page 2: ...agnetic Fields 3 kHz to 300 GHz American National Standards Institute C95 3 1992 IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields RF and Microwave The foll...

Page 3: ...se interference with other devices or systems To avoid such interference turn off the radio in areas where signs are posted to do so DO NOT operate the transmitter in areas that are sensitive to elect...

Page 4: ...a connection will ruin the transceiver DO NOT push the PTT when not actually desiring to transmit AVOID using or placing the transceiver in direct sunlight or in areas with temperatures below 30 C 22...

Page 5: ...Part 90 of the FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must except any interference received including interfe...

Page 6: ...chieve the accuracy and completeness of this manual but no warranty of accuracy or reliability is given All the above specifications and designs are subject to change without notice due to continuous...

Page 7: ...wer 20 Inputting Password 20 Adjusting the Volume 20 Selecting a Zone 21 Selecting a Channel 21 Transmitting 21 Receiving 22 Programmable Auxiliary Functions 23 Advanced Operations 24 CTCSS CDCSS 24 D...

Page 8: ...ere use of wireless communication equipment is completely prohibited to avoid potential electromagnetic interference and or compatibility conflicts Operating Instructions 1 Please only use accessories...

Page 9: ...mulated dust and dirt may disable normal use 11 Users wearing a pacemaker a hearing aid or other medical devices shall abide by the following rules Make sure the radio is at least 20 cm away from your...

Page 10: ...ems are received report any missing or damaged items to your dealer Accessories supplied with the radio Note 1 The pictures are for reference only 2 The antenna may vary with different frequency bands...

Page 11: ...ammable 5 SK2 programmable 6 LCD Display 7 Function Keypad 8 LED Indicator 9 TK programmable 10 Radio On Off Volume Control Knob 11 Microphone 12 Speaker 13 Accessory Jack Cover 14 Numeric Keypad 15 B...

Page 12: ...lect an option DN key to switch channels downwards during non menu operation or to scroll options downwards during menu operation UP key to switch channels upwards during non menu operation or to scro...

Page 13: ...g or software upgrade Radio Status LED Indicator Transmitting Receiving Low battery alert When a call is transmitted within the Auto Reset Time When a call is received within the Auto Reset Time Misse...

Page 14: ...t potential battery leakage causing damage to other people or to our living environment 7 Do not treat the worn battery as household garbage Recycling of the battery shall comply with your local laws...

Page 15: ...ttery to be stored for a long time then wrap it up with a plastic bag and keep it in a dry and cool place This can provide defense against moisture intrusion and any damage caused by over self dischar...

Page 16: ...attery is in good contact with the charging terminals The charging process begins when the charger LED solidly glows red 5 When charging is completed the charger LED solidly glows green when charging...

Page 17: ...Switching Power to charge up to six batteries assembled as above simultaneously as shown in Figure 2 Please refer to the Owner s Manual for Six Unit Switching Power for detailed operation instructions...

Page 18: ...the radio Figure 1 Note If the battery is loose or unsecured please remove and attach it again Figure 2 Removing the Battery 1 Turn off the radio first 2 Press the belt clip and lift the battery latch...

Page 19: ...bly and Disassembly Figure 3 Figure 4 Attaching Removing the Antenna Attaching the Antenna Turn the antenna clockwise to fasten it Figure 5 Removing the Antenna Turn the antenna counter clockwise to r...

Page 20: ...Earpiece Microphone Attaching the External Earpiece Microphone 1 Uncover not remove the accessory jack cover 2 Insert the earpiece microphone plug into the jack and secure the screw Removing the Exte...

Page 21: ...eously As shown in the table below the display priority decreases from highest in the top row to lowest in the bottom row Each icon is displayed at its specific place When the icon with higher priorit...

Page 22: ...rgency Indicator Scan Indicator Scan Stay Indicator Priority Scan Indicator High Power Indicator Low Power Indicator Monitor Indicator Squelch Off Indicator VOX Indicator Keypad Lock Indicator Whisper...

Page 23: ...Light Time KTone Volume Power On PSW CH Display Radio Info On Off Settings Disabled Scan Channel DTMF Frequency Keypad Mode Main Menu Off Level 5 Open Level 9 Off 5 0 5 0 60s Off Infinite 5 5 0 60s Of...

Page 24: ...used to switch channels upwards during non menu operation or scroll options upwards during menu operation DN key used to switch channels downwards during non menu operation or scroll options downwards...

Page 25: ...N Alias Settings VOX Gain To select the VOX sensitivity level Off Level 1 5 SQL To select the squelch level Open Level 1 9 KLock Time To select the keypad lock time Off 5s 10s 15s 30s 60s BLight Time...

Page 26: ...e Disabled To indicate the keypad mode is disabled Channel To indicate the keypad mode only supports channel number input DTMF To indicate the keypad mode only supports DTMF input Frequency To indicat...

Page 27: ...and the icon displaces Inputting Password If the power on password feature is enabled by your dealer maximum length 8 digits please enter the Basic Operations password by using 0 9 and press to confi...

Page 28: ...below are available for channel switch 1 Press or 2 Enter the channel number directly when the keypad mode supports to input channel numbers Refer to Advanced Operations Keypad Mode in page 32 for se...

Page 29: ...e icon will appear with green LED glowing solidly TK SK1 and SK2 are programmable function buttons Note Hold the radio approximately 2 5 to 5 centimeters away from your mouth to reduce the rate of RF...

Page 30: ...toggle programmable button press None Power Adjust Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4 Call 5 Compandor Display Mode Switch Emergency Off Emergency On Home Channel Keypad Mode Monitor Monitor Momentary Scan...

Page 31: ...solidly after transmission the LED solidly glows orange There are three ways available for transmitting 1 Enter the Call List from the menu select the desired contact entry and press PTT to transmit...

Page 32: ...Individual Call 3 Receiving a Group Call You may customize your Group Call ID The radio will sound a special alert when it receives a Group Call 4 Receiving Other Types of Codes If the radio supports...

Page 33: ...io sounds an alert tone programmable and then scan starts from the current channel and goes in order of the channel number During scanning the LCD displays with green LED flashing If any signal is rec...

Page 34: ...nabled for the channel assigned with a scan list the radio will start to scan automatically when it switches to the channel 3 Enter the main menu select Scan On and press to confirm There are seven wa...

Page 35: ...riority Scan With this feature enabled you can scan the most frequently used channel so that information will not be missed These priority channels can be programmed by your dealer via programming sof...

Page 36: ...Emergency Alarm Cycle is used up Advanced Operations 3 Turn the radio off Emergency Mode If the radio enters Emergency mode it will switch to the preset Emergency Revert Channel The alarm process inc...

Page 37: ...e that transmission will be prohibited soon TOT Re Key Time After the PTT key is released transmission will remain inhibited until TOT Re Key Time expires TOT Reset Time Two transmissions with time in...

Page 38: ...rogrammed Display Mode Switch key Enter Settings CH Display through the main menu select your desired display mode and press to confirm Advanced Operations Home Channel You can ask your dealer to assi...

Page 39: ...e channel If the channel does not exist an Error alert will sound And you may also press to switch channels DTMF You can input a DTMF code through the numeric keypad To create A B C and D respectively...

Page 40: ...feature at this time the alert tone will sound twice and the icon will disappear In auto reset mode press Monitor to cancel a call Monitor Momentary Refer to Monitor for purpose of Monitor Momentary I...

Page 41: ...the alert tone will sound twice and the icon will disappear In auto reset mode press Squelch Off to cancel a call Squelch Off Momentary Refer to Squelch Off for purpose of Squelch Off Momentary When...

Page 42: ...peration to inhibit VOX Note 1 If the PTT VOX Switch on the earpiece is set to PTT you can only transmit by pressing the external PTT no matter whether VOX is activated 2 When the PTT VOX Switch is se...

Page 43: ...s the key again to restore normal display and the alert tone will sound twice Advanced Operations Whisper With this feature even if you speak at a low voice your voice can be heard clearly Press the p...

Page 44: ...echarge or replace the battery the voice is weak The volume may have been set to a low level Increase the volume discontinuous or totally The antenna may have got loose or it may have Power off the ra...

Page 45: ...ers channel Go to the dealer for this programming The noise is too loud You may have been too far away from other Move towards other members power members off your radio and then restore its power You...

Page 46: ...sory jack cover when the radio is not in use Radio Cleaning Clean up the dust and fine particles on the radio surface and charging piece with a clean and dry lint free cloth or a brush regularly Use n...

Page 47: ...rbud with in Line PTT VOX ESM11 Earbud with on MIC PTT VOX ESM12 D earset with Boom MIC VOX EHM16 Earpiece with on MIC PTT VOX Transpar ent Acoustic Tube EAM12 D earset with in Line MIC VOX EHM15 Six...

Page 48: ...parent Acoustic Tube for use with remote speaker microphone ESS08 Receive Only Earbud for use with remote speaker microphone ESS07 Note Pictures above are for reference only and may vary from actual p...

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