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11

Bluetooth

®

 OPERATION

11-2

Bluetooth

®

 Wireless Technology operation

You can connect to other Bluetooth wireless 

technology enabled devices (Headset or Data) with 

the installed 

Bluetooth

 unit.

 •

Icom Headset

When you connect the optional VS-3 

Bluetooth

 

headset

 to the transceiver, you can wirelessly 

transmit and receive the headset audio.

The VS-3 has a [PTT] switch, so you can transmit in 

the same way as using the transceiver’s [PTT] switch.

The VOX function can also be used, so you can 

toggle transmit and receive by your voice through the 

headset microphone.

You can assign a desired key function to the keys on 

the side panel of the VS-3 to remotely operate the 

transceiver.

 •

Third party Headset

When you connect a third party’s Bluetooth headset 

to the transceiver, you can wirelessly transmit and 

receive the audio.

 •

PC with Bluetooth

When you connect a PC with Bluetooth to a 

transceiver, you can set it up using the optional 

programming software.

Headset device

Bluetooth

Bluetooth

Headset

Optional VS-3

(Bluetooth 

Headset)

Bluetooth unit

 

D

Electromagnetic Interference

The Bluetooth communication range may vary, 

depending on the environment in which the device 

operates. When you use a Bluetooth device, pay 

attention to the following:

Bluetooth devices operate in the 2.4 GHz band.

The 2.4 GHz band is also used by other devices, such 

as Wireless LAN products, microwave ovens, RFID 

systems, amateur radio stations, and so on. 

When using this device near such devices, 

interference may occur, causing a decrease in 

communication speed, and an unstable connection.

In such cases, use this device away from the other 

devices, or stop using those devices.

The communication range of Bluetooth is 

approximately 10 meters (33 feet).

Data device

Transceiver

Summary of Contents for IC-F7010 Series

Page 1: ...OUT THE microSD CARD 8 MDC 1200 SYSTEM OPERATION 7 APCO P25 MODE OPERATION 6 MENU SCREEN 5 SCAN OPERATION 4 ADVANCED OPERATION 3 BASIC OPERATION 2 PANEL DESCRIPTION 1 ACCESSORIES INTRODUCTION VHF P25 TRANSCEIVERS OPERATING GUIDE iF7510 series iF7020series UHF P25 TRANSCEIVERS iF7040series iF7520series iF7540series ...

Page 2: ...Incorporated Japan in Japan the United States the United Kingdom Germany France Spain Russia Australia New Zealand and or other countries AQUAQUAKE is a trademark of Icom Incorporated The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by Icom Inc is under license Other trademarks and trade names are those of their respective owners ...

Page 3: ...CCESSORIES Supplied accessories 1 2 Attaching accessories 1 3 D D Flexible antenna Portable 1 3 D D Battery pack Portable 1 3 D D Belt clip Portable 1 4 D D Connector cover Portable 1 5 D D Mounting bracket Mobile 1 6 ...

Page 4: ... NOTE Some accessories are not supplied or the shape is different depending on the transceiver version z z Portable type transceiver z z Mobile type transceiver Microphone Microphone hanger and screw set DC power cable Mounting bracket Flat washers Spring washers Bracket bolts Mounting screws M5 12 Self tapping screws M5 16 Nuts ...

Page 5: ...f the arrow q 2 Push the battery pack until the battery sliding locks make a click sound w To detach 1 Push both battery sliding locks in the direction of the arrow z The battery pack is then released 2 Lift up to detach the battery pack x NOTE Keep the battery pack terminals clean It s a good idea to occasionally clean them CAUTION DO NOT carry the transceiver by holding only the antenna DO NOT c...

Page 6: ... battery pack from the transceiver if it is attached 2 Slide the belt clip in the direction of the arrow until the belt clip is locked and makes a click sound Belt clip q w BE CAREFUL DO NOT break your fingernail To detach Lift the tab up q and slide the belt clip in the direction of the arrow w ...

Page 7: ...cover z x D DConnector cover Portable To detach 1 Remove the screw z 2 Detach the connector cover and then connect an optional equipment x CAUTION DO NOT detach the connector cover when an optional equipment is not in use Otherwise the terminals of the multi connector may be shorted by a metal object or become rusty by water intrusion This could damage the transceiver ...

Page 8: ...commend that you periodically check whether the screws are loose or not especially after a long period of use Bolt Mounting screw Spring washer Flat washer Nut When using the self tapping screws CAUTION DO NOT use bolts other than the ones that are supplied with the mounting bracket Bolt longer than 8 mm 0 31 in may damage the transceiver s internal units ...

Page 9: ...p and side panels for the Mobile type transceiver 2 5 D D About the Status indicator 2 5 D D About the Microphone connector 2 5 D D About the Software key functions 2 5 Rear panel for the Mobile type transceiver 2 6 Function display for the Mobile type transceiver 2 7 D D Icon Area 2 7 D D Text Area 2 8 D D Key Display Area 2 8 Status indicator 2 9 Assignable keys keypads and AB Switch 2 11 D D Po...

Page 10: ...ng ON the transceiver Lights red while transmitting Lights green while receiving a signal or when the squelch is open Blinks magenta when the battery is exhausted DAbout the Multi connector Connects to an optional speaker microphone or headset CAUTION DO NOT use the transceiver without the connector cover or optional device attached The transceiver meets IP68 requirements for dust tight and waterp...

Page 11: ... may differ depending on the function being used Icon Area q w e BELL ICON Displayed when a matching signal is received depending on the presetting SCAN ICON Displayed when a scan is paused Blinks while scanning SCAN TARGET CHANNEL ICON Displayed when the channel is selected as a scan target channel SCRAMBLER ENCRYPTION ICON In the Analog mode Displayed when the Voice Scrambler function is ON In t...

Page 12: ...he card slot L is displayed when the microSD card has not been formatted L Depending on the presetting the microSD icon is not displayed USB ICON Displayed when a USB device is connected Function display for the Portable type transceiver NOTE The screen capture is an example The displayed position of each icon may differ depending on the function being used Icon Area Text Area Key Display Area Ico...

Page 13: ...ct the supplied or optional microphone CAUTION DO NOT connect non specified microphones The pin assignments may be different and may damage the transceiver Speaker VOL Status indicator Microphone connector Function display display OK Emer Emer Up Down Right Left Back P1 P2 Power key DAbout the Software key functions NOTE Dealers can assign the Software key functions to the keys and keypads except ...

Page 14: ...AL SPEAKER JACK Connect a 4 8 Ω external speaker rIGNITION LEAD Connects to a vehicle ignition line CAUTION DO NOT put pressure on this lead Binding to the DC power cable is recommended tUSB CABLE Connects to a PC y D SUB 25 PIN CONNECTOR Connects to an external unit NOTE When connecting an external unit to this connector be sure to firmly tighten the screws uDC POWER CABLE Connects to a 12 V DC b...

Page 15: ...nning SCAN TARGET CHANNEL ICON Displayed when the channel is selected as a scan target channel SCRAMBLER ENCRYPTION ICON In the Analog mode Displayed when the Voice Scrambler function is ON In the Digital mode Displayed when the Voice Encryption function is ON Blinks when decoding an encrypted signal GPS ICON Displayed when a valid position data is received Blinks when searching for satellites or ...

Page 16: ...ting the microSD icon is not displayed USB ICON Displayed when a USB device is connected Function display for the Mobile type transceiver Icon Area Text Area Key Display Area NOTE The screen capture is an example The displayed position of each icon may differ depending on the function being used Icons Continued DText Area Displays the selected Zone number Channel number and Channel name if set DKe...

Page 17: ... Depending on the Bell setting the Status indicator blinks When a call that includes a matching 2 Tone code is received When a Call Alert is received When a Short Message is received When a Status call that includes a matching status number is received Scan Hunt Blinks while scanning for a channel with a signal or while hunting for a control channel RX Lights while receiving a signal CH Access Bli...

Page 18: ...er Emergency Blinks while the Emergency Locator tone is sounding Searching Bluetooth Blinks while searching for the Bluetooth device Waiting Paring Bluetooth Blinks while in the Waiting Pairing mode Success Bluetooth Blinks when the Bluetooth connection is successful Failure Bluetooth Blinks when the Bluetooth connection has failed Y Y M M M M M M M M M M M M W W W W W W W W Y Y R G R G R G R G Y ...

Page 19: ... Back F1 F2 F3 Emer and the AB Switch Ten key type P1 P2 Up Down Left Right OK Back F1 F2 F3 Emer Keypad 0 9 M and the AB Switch Emer P1 P2 Back OK Up Down Right Left Ten Key Pad F2 F3 AB Switch F1 The illustration is of the Ten key types OK Emer Emer Up Down Right Left Back P1 P2 DMobile type Dealers can assign the Software key functions to the following keys and keypads P1 P2 Up Down Left Right ...

Page 20: ... CH Select p 2 15 N A Monitor p 2 15 N A Talk Around p 2 15 Bandwidth p 2 15 N A N A Scrambler Encryption 1 p 2 15 CKR Select 1 p 2 15 N A N A Compander p 2 15 N A N A Signaling Call Call p 2 16 N A N A N A Re dial p 2 16 Call Menu p 2 16 N A DTMF Autodial p 2 16 Emergency p 2 16 Power OFF Emergency p 2 16 Individual p 2 16 N A N A Group p 2 16 N A N A Call Alert p 2 16 N A Status p 2 16 N A Messa...

Page 21: ... 1 p 2 19 N A N A Zeroize 1 p 2 19 N A N A Rekey 1 p 2 19 N A N A GPS GPS ON OFF p 2 19 GPS Position p 2 19 Voice Recording Call Recorder p 2 19 Play Call Record p 2 19 Audio Setting TX Noise Cancel p 2 19 RX Noise Cancel p 2 19 Bluetooth Bluetooth p 2 19 Waiting Pairing p 2 19 Vibration 3 Vibration 3 p 2 19 Display Backlight p 2 19 Brightness p 2 19 Dimmer p 2 19 LCD Mode p 2 20 Control Head Sett...

Page 22: ...ter pushing specific keys push to select an option setting and so on Priority A Priority B Push to select the Priority A or Priority B channel Priority A Rewrite Priority B Rewrite z z Push to select the Priority A or Priority B channel z z Hold down for 1 second to assign the operating channel to the Priority A or Priority B channel Zone Up Zone Down Push to select an operating zone Zone Select P...

Page 23: ... frequency or code After selecting push OK to save Tone NAC CH Select In the Analog mode Push to display the C Tone CH Select screen Then push Up or Down to select a tone frequency or code After selecting push OK to save In the Digital mode Push to display the NAC CH Select screen Then push Up or Down to select a NAC code After selecting push OK to save Monitor z z Push to turn the CTCSS DTCS or 2...

Page 24: ...ble to only Emer or Ext Emer L Hold down during the Emer SW OFF Timer period to cancel the Emergency function before transmitting an Emergency call Power OFF Emergency For the Mobile type transceivers While holding down this key turn OFF the transceiver to activate the Power OFF Emergency function NOTE This key function is assignable to only Emer or Ext Emer LInformation This function makes the tr...

Page 25: ...g the site push OK to display its RFSS ID and the Site ID 3 Hold down OK to enter the editing mode 4 Push Up or Down to set Connecting to the site 1 Push to display the current site name 2 Hold down OK to connect to the site 3 While displaying the site hold down OK to connect to the site Site Change Beep Select whether or not to sound a beep after registration and group affiliation are successful ...

Page 26: ...ll that the Dec EXO or RX EXO setting is ON L This function is useful when a user is away from the transceiver NOTE This function is usable when an external speaker is connected to the D Sub 25 pin connector VOX Push to turn the VOX function ON or OFF L The function automatically switches between receive and transmit by detecting your voice NOTE To use the function a headset and a VOX converter ca...

Page 27: ... 1 and 3 to suppress the microphone input noise to make the audio easy to hear L When OFF is selected the microphone input noise is not suppressed RX Noise Cancel Push to select the RX Noise Cancel level between 1 and 3 to suppress the receive audio noise to make the audio easy to hear L When OFF is selected the receive audio noise is not suppressed Category Bluetooth Bluetooth Push to turn the Bl...

Page 28: ...n be assigned to the AB Switch NOTE The function that is assigned to the AB Switch cannot be assigned to any key Transceiver s top view A B LCD Mode Push to select the LCD Mode Day The LCD is set to the Day mode The Day mode is for the daytime operation and the display backlight color is set to white Night The LCD is set to the Night mode The Night mode is for the nighttime operation and the displ...

Page 29: ...e frequency for transceiver to transceiver communication Surveillance Rotate to turn the Surveillance function ON L When this function is turned ON the beep is not heard and the backlight and the Status indicator do not light even when a signal is received or a key is pushed Scrambler Encryption In the Analog mode Rotate to turn the Voice Scrambler function ON L The Voice Scrambler function provid...

Page 30: ... Selecting a Zone 3 3 Selecting a channel 3 4 D D Selecting an operating channel 3 4 D D Selecting the Priority A or B channel 3 4 D D Rewriting the Priority A or B channel 3 5 D D Selecting a Continuous tone channel 3 5 D D Selecting a NAC channel 3 6 Call procedure 3 7 Receiving and transmitting 3 8 D D Transmitting notes 3 8 Key Lock function 3 9 ...

Page 31: ...is displayed as shown to the right 2 Push Up Down Right or Left to select a number then push OK to enter 3 Repeat step 2 to enter the password 4 After entering the correct password the transceiver automatically displays the standby screen VOL NOTE If the transceiver does not display the standby screen after entering the password the entered code may be incorrect In this case push Back several time...

Page 32: ... Portable For all types Mobile For all types z Rotate Selector Only the Portable type When Zone is assigned z Push Zone Up or Zone Down z Push Zone Select to display the Zone Select screen Then push Up or Down to select a Zone After selecting push OK Menu operation Menu Channel Scan Zone Select 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 3 Push U...

Page 33: ...d The Voting scan detects the signal strength of the repeaters and automatically selects the strongest one Automatic Scan operation Depending on the presetting when the user turns ON the transceiver a scan automatically starts The scan stops when a call is received DSelecting the Priority A or B channel Key operation Push Prio A or Prio B to select the Priority A or Priority B channel Menu operati...

Page 34: ...o B Rewrite 5 Push OK Sets the selected channel as the Priority A or B channel DSelecting a Continuous tone channel Key operation 1 While in the Analog mode push C Tone CH Select to display the C Tone CH Select screen 2 Push Up or Down to select a Continuous tone channel then push OK Sets the selected channel Menu operation Menu Channel Scan C Tone CH Select 1 While in the Analog mode push Menu to...

Page 35: ... channel Menu operation Menu Channel Scan NAC CH Select 1 While in the Digital mode push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select NAC CH Select then push OK Displays the NAC CH Select screen 4 Push Up or Down to select an NAC channel then push OK Sets the selected channel 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the stan...

Page 36: ...you to call only specific stations and prevents unwanted stations from contacting you 1 Select a channel according to your system operator s instructions This may not be necessary depending on the presetting Refer to page 3 4 for details 2 Push Call 3 After transmitting the remainder of your communication can be carried out in the normal way Selective calling Non selective calling The illustration...

Page 37: ...rn to receive IMPORTANT To maximize the readability of your signal 1 Pause briefly after pushing PTT 2 Hold the microphone 5 to 10 cm 2 to 4 inches from your mouth then speak at your normal voice level DTransmitting notes Transmit inhibit function The transceiver has several inhibit functions which restrict transmission under the following conditions The channel is in the Inaudible mode Audible ico...

Page 38: ...y operation Hold down for 1 second to turn the Key Lock function ON or OFF AB switch operation L The AB switch can be used only when the Key Lock function is assigned z z Slide the AB switch to the A or B position that the Key Lock function is assigned to turn ON the Key Lock function z z Slide the AB switch to the A or B position that the Key Lock function is not assigned to turn OFF the Key Lock...

Page 39: ...ION DTMF calls 4 2 D D Manual Dialing 4 2 D D Autodial 4 2 Emergency call 4 3 D D Transmitting an Emergency call 4 3 Scrambler 4 7 Network Access Code NAC 4 7 AquaQuake Water Draining function for the Portable type transceiver 4 8 ...

Page 40: ...F tones that have been pre entered into the transceiver 1 Push DTMF Autodial to display the DTMF Autodial screen 2 Push Up or Down to select a DTMF Memory 3 Push PTT to send the selected DTMF Memory s codes After sending automatically returns to the standby screen TIP In the standby screen a user can send the currently selected DTMF Memory s codes by holding down Autodial ...

Page 41: ...od of time When the transceiver enters the Emergency mode a countdown starts The transceiver counts down during the Reminder Timer set time Before the Reminder Timer set time expires the transceiver transmits an Emergency call once or repeatedly on the specified Emergency channel If no Emergency channel is specified the Emergency call is made on the previously selected channel Depending on the pre...

Page 42: ... past the preset angle for the ON Timer preset time AND z z The transceiver is detected as stationary no motion for the ON Timer set time L If a user raises the transceiver back from the preset angle towards the vertical position or when the user moves the transceiver before the Reminder Timer set time expires the Emergency mode is canceled Example ON Timer 10 seconds Reminder Timer 10 seconds Ang...

Page 43: ...on occurs for the ON Timer preset time AND z z The transceiver is detected as stationary no motion for the ON Timer set time L If a user pushes any key or moves the transceiver before the Reminder Timer set time expires the Emergency mode is canceled Example ON Timer 60 minutes Reminder Timer 60 seconds 60 min 60 sec Stationary Sensitivity Operation Acceleration Time ON Timer Reminder Timer Emerge...

Page 44: ...ncy call No motion is detected Time The Motion Detection function When the transceiver continuously moves for the ON Timer preset time L If a user holds down Emergency for the Emer SW OFF Timer set time before the Reminder Timer set time expires the Emergency mode is canceled Example Motion Detection Timer 10 seconds Reminder Timer 10 seconds 10 sec 10 sec Motion Sensitivity Acceleration ON Timer ...

Page 45: ...en the Scrambler function is ON push PTT to make a private communication between stations by using a scrambled code NAC is a signaling system designed for digital radio communications When a channel is set up with an NAC the squelch will open only when a call containing a matching NAC is received If a call containing a different NAC is made on the same channel a user is using a user will not hear ...

Page 46: ...requency vibration is generating to remove water from the speaker grill Water in the speaker grill may muffle the sound coming from the speaker 2 Release the key to turn OFF the function NOTE After the specified period of time expires this function automatically stops even if a user continues to hold down this key This key works for only the internal speaker AquaQuake Water Draining function for t...

Page 47: ...5 1 Section 5 SCAN OPERATION Starting a Scan 5 2 Canceling a Scan 5 3 Selecting a Scan list 5 4 Setting or clearing a Scan tag 5 5 ...

Page 48: ... signal disappears and then the Scan resumes Menu operation Menu Channel Scan Scan Start Stop 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Scan Start Stop then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select ON then push OK The Scan starts When a signal is detected the Scan pauses on the channel until the signal disappears then the...

Page 49: ...op 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Scan Start Stop then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select OFF then push OK The Scan stops Scan Start Stop OFF is briefly displayed 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen disappears Canceling a Scan ...

Page 50: ...nned Key operation 1 Hold down Scan Start Stop for 1 second to display the Scan List screen 2 Push Up or Down to select a list then push OK Menu operation Menu Channel Scan Scan List 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Scan List then push OK Displays the Scan List screen 4 Push Up or Down to select a list then ...

Page 51: ... set or clear a Scan tag to or from the channel is displayed for a Scan tag channel When setting a Scan tag When clearing a Scan tag In a selected Scan list 1 Select a channel p 3 4 2 Hold down Scan Add Del Tag for 1 second to display the Scan tag screen 3 Push Up or Down to select a Scan list 4 Push OK to set or clear a Scan tag to or from the channel When setting a Scan tag When clearing a Scan ...

Page 52: ...ush Left or Right to select Channel Scan then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select Scan tag then push OK Displays the Scan tag screen Setting or clearing a Scan tag Continued 5 Push Up or Down to select a list then push OK When setting a Scan tag When clearing a Scan tag 6 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 53: ...e Menu screen 6 2 Menu items 6 3 Channel Scan 6 8 Signaling Call 6 9 Trunking 6 10 Functions 6 11 GPS 6 12 Voice Rec 6 13 Audio Setting 6 14 SD Card 6 15 Bluetooth 6 16 Clock 6 17 Vibration 6 17 Sensor 6 18 Display 6 18 Utility 6 19 Information 6 20 Control Head 6 21 ...

Page 54: ... Push Right Push Left The user can open the Menu screen using the Menu key In the Menu screen the items are categorized Depending on the presetting the user can select various functions and set the transceiver settings in the Menu screen LThe Menu screen has 2 display types Icon type and List type In this operating guide the Icon type is used for the main illustration NOTE The language displayed o...

Page 55: ...ls a Talkgroup Scan p 6 8 Scramble Encrypt Turns the Voice Scrambler Encryption function ON or OFF p 6 8 CKR Select Select the Encryption s Common Key Reference CKR p 6 8 Talk Around Turns the Talk Around function ON or OFF p 6 8 Zone Select Selects a Zone p 6 8 Signaling Call Call Menu Selects a calling destination and a call type p 6 9 Clear Incoming Clears the received call log from the Incomin...

Page 56: ...n Turns the On Hook Scan function ON or OFF Mobile only p 6 11 Horn Turns the Horn function ON or OFF Mobile only p 6 11 Lone Worker Turns the Lone Worker function ON or OFF p 6 11 Public Address Adjusts the Audio Output level of the connected Public Address PA Mobile only p 6 11 RX Speaker Turns the RX speaker function ON or OFF Mobile only p 6 11 Surveillance Turns the Surveillance function ON o...

Page 57: ...the user to edit the TX Equalizer Effect p 6 14 SD Card Load Setting SD Loads the transceiver s settings from a microSD card p 6 15 SD Unmount Unmounts a microSD card p 6 15 SD Format Formats the microSD card p 6 15 SD Information Displays the microSD card capacity and the time remaining for audio recording p 6 15 Software Update Updates the transceiver s firmware p 6 15 Bluetooth Bluetooth Turns ...

Page 58: ... p 6 17 Vibration Opening Vibration Selects whether or not to vibrate the transceiver when it is turned ON Portable only p 6 17 Vibration Turns the Vibration function ON or OFF Portable only p 6 17 Key Vibration Selects whether or not to vibrate the transceiver when a user pushes a key Portable only p 6 17 Sensor Man Down Angle Sets the Emergency mode detection angle for the Man Down function Port...

Page 59: ...ry Info Battery Information Displays the battery voltage p 6 20 Comment Displays the transceiver s comments p 6 20 Firmware Info Firmware Information Displays the transceiver s firmware information p 6 20 Unit ID Displays the transceiver s unit ID p 6 20 RSSI BER Displays the transceiver s RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication level and BER Bit Error Rate p 6 20 Control Head Intercom Turns the ...

Page 60: ...r cancels a Scan A Scan checks for signals on each channel and stops when a signal is received Talkgroup Scan For only the revision 2 00 or later Starts or cancels a Talkgroup Scan A Talkgroup Scan used to monitor the trunking group s communication The function scans up to 8 Talkgroup IDs and Memory channels If the transceiver is out of range this item is disabled Scramble Encrypt In the Analog mo...

Page 61: ...l screen Then push Up or Down to select a DTMF code After selecting push PTT to transmit the selected DTMF code Group Select In the Digital mode Displays the Group Select screen Then push Up or Down to select a Group ID from the Group List After selecting push PTT to transmit a Group call p 7 3 Signaling Call Incoming In the Analog mode MDC 1200 only In the Digital mode Displays a log of the recei...

Page 62: ...isplay its RFSS ID and the Site ID 2 Hold down OK to enter the editing mode 3 Push Up or Down to set Connecting to the site 1 Hold down OK to connect to the site 2 While displaying the site hold down OK to connect to the site Site Change Beep Select whether or not to sound a beep after registration and group affiliation are successful in the Trunking system Band Scan Start or cancel the Band Scan ...

Page 63: ...dio output level is linked to the transceiver s volume control Surveillance Turns the Surveillance function ON or OFF When this function is ON beeps are not heard and the backlight and the Status indicator do not light even when a signal is received or a key is pushed USB Mode Select Selects the USB port mode Data Transfer Used for setting up the transceiver updating the firmware or using the PC c...

Page 64: ...tion data from the internal GPS receiver Portable or external GPS receiver Mobile is displayed in the My Position screen My Position Displays the transceiver s current position GPS RX List Displays the received call log that include position data Push Up or Down to select the log then push OK ...

Page 65: ... Rec then push OK to display the folders on the microSD card LThese folders contain the audio files Playing back 1 Push Up or Down to select the folder that includes the desired file to play back then push OK 2 Push Up or Down to select the file to play back then push OK 3 Push Play to play back The selected file is played back See page 10 4 for details 4 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to t...

Page 66: ...o suppress the microphone input noise to make the audio easy to hear OFF Turns OFF the function 1 2 or 3 Turns ON the function 3 levels 1 2 or 3 are selectable LHigher values suppress the audio noise more but the audio quality becomes worse RX Equalizer Effect Selects the RX Equalizer Effect Flat Normal audio High Boost Audio that emphasizes the high frequencies compared to Flat Mid Boost Audio th...

Page 67: ...ard be sure to format it LSee Formatting the microSD card for details p 9 4 NOTE Before using a microSD card with the transceiver be sure to format all microSD cards with the built in Format function This creates a special folder on the card that you need for operations like updating the software Format all cards including a brand new microSD card and even preformatted cards for PCs or other uses ...

Page 68: ... and 11 7 for details Key Beep VS 3 Sets the beep sound when the optional VS 3 Bluetooth headset Custom Key PLAY FWD RWD is pushed OFF No beep sounds ON A beep sounds Bluetooth P Save VS 3 Selects whether to operate in the Bluetooth headset s Battery Saving mode when the optional VS 3 Bluetooth headset is connected When the Power Save is activated the user cannot use the VOX function NOTE When a t...

Page 69: ...tern 03 The transceiver vibrates for 0 5 seconds four times Pattern 04 The transceiver vibrates for 0 3 seconds eight times Pattern 05 to 16 The transceiver vibrates according to the customized pattern NOTE You can customize the Vibration pattern Vibration Repeat and Interval time using the programming software Vibration For the Portable types Turns the Vibration function ON or OFF To vibrate the ...

Page 70: ... n n i n g Sensitivity Level 9 10 1 3 5 6 7 8 4 2 For Stationary Sensitivity For Motion Sensitivity Sensitivity example Sensor Backlight Sets the Key Backlight status For the Portable types OFF Turns the display backlight continuously OFF Auto When any key except PTT is pushed the backlight lights for 5 seconds ON Turns the backlight continuously ON For the Mobile type OFF Turns the display backli...

Page 71: ...ption is selected the beep level can be adjusted with VOL Range 1 5 1 Linked 5 Linked or OFF Opening Beep Lv Sets the Opening Beep output level When a Linked option is selected the beep level is adjustable with VOL Range 1 5 1 Linked 5 Linked or OFF Ringer Lv Sets the Ringer output level When a Linked option is selected the Ringer level is adjustable with VOL Range 1 5 1 Linked 5 Linked or OFF SQL...

Page 72: ...he second screen Portable or lower line Mobile Firmware Info Displays the transceiver s firmware information When an optional unit is installed you can also check the unit information Depending on the installed unit only the name may be displayed Unit ID Displays the transceiver s unit ID RSSI BER Displays the transceiver s RSSI Received Signal Strength Indication level and BER Bit Error Rate Info...

Page 73: ...he TX AF Monitor function ON or OFF When this function is ON the user can monitor the audio that is transmitted on the other control head SP Link For the Mobile type Turns the SP Link function ON or OFF When this function is ON the audio volume settings between the two control heads are linked OFF The audio volume settings are not linked and are individually set at each control head HEAD 1 The aud...

Page 74: ... call 7 9 D D Transmitting an Emergency call 7 9 Receiving a call 7 10 D D Receiving an Individual call 7 10 D D Receiving a Group call 7 10 D D Receiving a Status message 7 10 D D Receiving a Short message 7 10 D D Receiving a Call Alert call 7 10 D D Receiving a Status Query call 7 10 D D Receiving a Remote Monitor call 7 10 D D Receiving a Radio Check call 7 10 D D Receiving a Radio Inhibit cal...

Page 75: ...work Access Code NAC Moreover the following functions and calls are available Call Alert function Radio Inhibit Uninhibit function Remote Monitor function Radio Check function Status Message Short Message Status Query Phone Call and Emergency Call function NAC matching is not necessary for the above functions and calls Each transceiver has a unique ID and it allows to be substituted with an alphan...

Page 76: ...o select Group Select then push OK 4 Select the target Talkgroup then push PTT to transmit a Talkgroup call 5 Hold down PTT to speak 6 Release PTT to receive TIP Push Group to directly display the Group Select screen in step 4 above APCO P25 mode operation enables you to make a call to a specific station Individual call or to a particular group Group call Other digital mode transceivers on the cha...

Page 77: ...station Failed is displayed if the target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP You can also transmit a Status message through Status Menu Signaling Call Status Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 to the left Push Status to directly display the Status screen in step 5 to the left Hold down Status for 1 second transmit the preset Status Message to the curren...

Page 78: ...ual station then push OK 6 Select a Message then push PTT to transmit it Success is displayed after receiving an acknowledgment from the target station Failed is displayed if the target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP You can also transmit a Short Message through Short Message Menu Signaling Call Short Message Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 to th...

Page 79: ... displayed if the target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 as described above Push Call Alert to directly display the Call Alert screen in step 5 as described above DTransmitting a Status Query call A Status Query call requests the target transceiver to transmit status messages When a Status Query call is received the...

Page 80: ...hone audio can be heard for the preset period of time TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 above DTransmitting a Radio Check call A Radio Check call enables to determine whether the target station is turned ON within the communication range and on the channel without requiring any action from the target station user Menu Signaling Call Call Menu 1 Push Menu to disp...

Page 81: ...if the target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 above DTransmitting a Radio Inhibit call A Radio Inhibit function enables to send a signal that inhibits stun or kill depending on the presetting the target transceiver Menu Signaling Call Call Menu 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Si...

Page 82: ... Menu then push OK 4 Select Phone then push OK 5 Select the target telephone station then push PTT to transmit a Phone call Beeps PiPi sound after the Phone call is connected to the target station If your Phone call is not connected push Back to return to the standby mode 6 Hold down PTT to speak 7 Release PTT to receive 8 After conversation is finished push Back to disconnect the Phone call TIP P...

Page 83: ...ving a Short message 1 When a Short message is received Beeps sound The Short message and the calling station or Group name or ID are displayed name or ID are displayed blinks may be displayed or blink Portable type transceivers may vibrate 2 Push Back to stop the display indication DReceiving a Call Alert call 1 When a Call Alert call is received Beeps sound Call Alert and the calling station nam...

Page 84: ...nhibit Decode Action DReceiving an Emergency call 1 When an Emergency call is received Beeps sound The preset Emergency text example Emergency and the calling station name or ID are alternately displayed 2 When the Send Ack function is turned ON the transceiver automatically transmits an acknowledgment to the calling station 3 Hold down PTT to speak 4 To stop the beep and display indication do the...

Page 85: ...is no log an error beep sounds and the log is not displayed 4 Push Up or Down to select Voice Call Alert or Message Status then push OK Voice Call Alert The received Individual call and Call Alert call logs are saved Message Status The received Status message and Message logs are saved 5 When Voice Call Alert is selected in step 4 The Voice Call Alert screen is displayed The calling station name o...

Page 86: ...3 Push Up or Down to select Clear Incoming then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select Voice Call Alert or Message Status to be deleted then push OK Voice Call Alert The received Individual calls and Call Alert calls are saved in the log Message Status The received Status messages and Messages are saved in the log 5 Push Left or Right to select OK then push OK The selected call log is deleted from th...

Page 87: ...hen push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Outgoing then push OK 4 The calling station name or ID is displayed in the Outgoing screen is for the Individual calls is for the Call Alert calls 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen DDeleting the Outgoing list The transmit call log can be deleted from the Outgoing list Menu Signaling Call Clear Outgoing 1 Push Menu to display the M...

Page 88: ...hing Key ID If a call containing a different Key ID or Cipher Type is made on the same channel the squelch will not open and the user will not hear the call Depending on the presetting opening the squelch may also require that a matching RAN is included in the call Push Scrambler Encryption to toggle the Encryption function ON or OFF is displayed when the Encryption function is ON When the Encrypt...

Page 89: ... Transmitting an MDC Stun call 8 5 D D Transmitting an MDC Revive call 8 6 D D Transmitting an MDC Selective Call SelCall 8 6 Receiving a call 8 7 D D Receiving a PTTID 8 7 D D Receiving an MDC Status call 8 7 D D Receiving an MDC Message call 8 7 D D Receiving an MDC Call Alert call 8 7 D D Receiving an MDC Radio Check call 8 7 D D Receiving an MDC Stun call or Revive call 8 8 D D Receiving an MD...

Page 90: ...s You can receive or transmit PTT IDs Emergency Selective Call SelCall Call Alert Radio Check Stun Revive Status and Message calls Set one of the assignable software key functions for the MDC 1200 system operations pp 2 12 2 21 NOTE Set the related settings using the CS F7500 programming software when using the MDC 1200 system See the Help file for details ...

Page 91: ...ails pp 4 3 4 6 The transceiver can also be set to keep the microphone open in the Emergency mode to monitor the situation depending on the presetting DTransmitting an MDC Emergency Acknowledgment When receiving an MDC Emergency call an MDC Emergency Acknowledgment is automatically transmitted depending on the presetting DTransmitting an MDC Status call An MDC Status call enables you to send a pre...

Page 92: ...e target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 above DTransmitting an MDC Message call You can send a MDC Message call There are 16 kinds of Messages Menu Signaling Call Message 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Signaling Call then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Call Menu then push...

Page 93: ...after receiving an acknowledgment from the target station Failed is displayed if the target station does not send back an acknowledgment TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 above DTransmitting an MDC Stun call An MDC Stun call remotely disables the transceiver Menu Signaling Call Call Menu Stun 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select ...

Page 94: ...es not send back an acknowledgment TIP Push Call Menu to directly display the Call Menu screen in step 4 above D Transmitting an MDC Selective Call SelCall An MDC SelCall enables you to make a call to a specific station or to a particular group Other MDC 1200 system transceivers on the channel do not receive a SelCall that does not include the matching station or group ID Menu Signaling Call Call ...

Page 95: ...he Standby screen push Back DReceiving an MDC Radio Check call When a Radio check call is received the transceiver automatically transmits an acknowledgment call DReceiving an MDC Status call When an MDC Status call is received Beeps sound The calling station s name or ID and the Status message are displayed for preset period of time DReceiving an MDC Message call When an MDC Message call is recei...

Page 96: ...llowing Turn OFF the transceiver Change the channel Push a key D Receiving an MDC Stun call or Revive call If an MDC Stun call is received that matches your station ID the transceiver will display the preset text example SORRY and you cannot receive nor transmit To use the transceiver again do the following Receive an MDC Revive call that matches your station ID Enter the password Setup again usin...

Page 97: ...ng then push OK If there is no log an error beep sounds and the log is not displayed is for the Emergency calls is for the SelCalls is for the Call Alert calls 4 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen DDeleting the Incoming call list The receive call log can be deleted from the Incoming list Menu Signaling Call Clear Incoming 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left ...

Page 98: ...D Inserting 9 3 D D Removing 9 3 Unmounting the microSD card 9 4 Formatting the microSD card 9 4 Loading the saved data files onto a microSD card 9 5 Displaying the information of the microSD card 9 6 Backing up the data saved on the microSD card onto a PC 9 7 D D About the microSD card s folder contents 9 7 D D Making a backup file on your PC 9 8 ...

Page 99: ...e occurs or the power cable Mobile type or battery pack Portable type is disconnected while the card is being accessed You drop impact or vibrate the card Do not touch the contacts of the card The transceiver takes a longer time to recognize a high capacity card The card will get warm if continuously used for a long period of time The card has a certain lifetime so data reading or writing may not ...

Page 100: ...r right side up 5 Insert the card into the slot until it locks in place and makes a click sound The SD card icon is displayed when the microSD card is inserted LBe sure to check the card orientation Transceiver microSD card microSD card SD micro Card orientation Top Bottom Front Rear 6 Attach the front panel then turn ON the transceiver D DInserting z z Portable types Insert the card into the slot...

Page 101: ...2 Push Left or Right to select SD Card then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select SD Format then push OK Are you sure is displayed 4 Push Left or Right to select OK then push OK LTo cancel formatting select Cancel After formatting returns to the SD Card screen 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen Unmounting the microSD card Menu operation Menu SD Card SD Unmount 1 Push Menu ...

Page 102: ...t data is recommended before loading other data into the transceiver p 9 7 Menu operation Menu SD Card Load Setting SD 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select SD Card then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Load Setting SD then push OK Update Ready Execute is displayed 4 Push Left or Right to select Yes then push OK Starts the file check LWhile checking the file Pre ...

Page 103: ...rmation 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select SD Card then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select SD Information then push OK The remaining capacity is displayed 4 Push Up or Down to select the next screen to display the time remaining for voice recording or the card capacity Time remaining for voice recording Card capacity 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to th...

Page 104: ... save an audio data for the Announcement function 7 Firmware folder The transceiver s firmware file is saved in the mot format 8 ICF folder The transceiver s setting data is saved in the icf format 9 Opening Screen folder You can save an image file in the bmp format to use as an opening screen that is displayed when turning ON the transceiver p 13 5 Example Selecting the setting data When the PC r...

Page 105: ...screen is displayed as shown to the right Click Open folder to view files Displays the IC F7010_F7510 folder 3 Right click Removable Disk and then click Copy 4 Open the desired folder to make a backup file and then right click on the folder Then click Paste Pastes the copied microSD card data into the folder Example Pasting into the Backup folder in the C drive 5 When removing the microSD card fro...

Page 106: ...TIONS Recording a communication audio 10 2 D D Recording 10 2 Playing back a recorded audio 10 4 D D Playing back a recorded communication audio 10 4 D D Player screen 10 5 Deleting a file 10 6 Playing back the recorded file on a PC 10 7 ...

Page 107: ...ceiver automatically deletes the files in the oldest folder to continue the recording When the recording time exceeds 10 minutes the transceiver continues to record but it records to a new file You can display the microSD card capacity remaining capacity and the time remaining for voice recording See page 9 6 for details TIP About recording When the recording starts a folder and file are automatic...

Page 108: ...l Recorder screen is displayed Rec Start is displayed in the screen 4 Push OK to turn ON the Call Recorder function Automatically returns to the standby screen is displayed 5 Push PTT to start recording blinks while recording LThe recording is performed when the mute is released 6 Do steps 1 3 to display the Call Recorder screen LWhile recording Rec Stop is displayed in the screen 7 Push OK to tur...

Page 109: ...ck 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen Menu operation Menu Voice Rec Play Call Rec 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Voice Rec then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Play Call Rec then push OK The folder list is displayed 4 Push Up or Down to select a folder that contains the file you want to playback then push OK The file list is dis...

Page 110: ...rd while playing back Push Right to fast forward in 1 second playback steps Hold down Right to fast forward in 10 second playback steps until you release Right Rewind while playing back Push Left to rewind in 1 second playback steps Hold down Left to rewind in 10 second playback steps until you release Left Stop the playing Push Stop Call type ID is displayed for the Individual call in the Digital...

Page 111: ...d 6 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen Menu operation Menu Voice Rec Play Call Rec 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Voice Rec then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Play Call Rec then push OK The folder list is displayed 4 Push Up or Down to select a folder that contains the file you want to delete then push OK The file list is displa...

Page 112: ...lder is displayed 3 Double click the IC F7010_F7510 folder 4 Double click the Voice Rec folder 5 Double click the Call Rec folder 6 Double click the folder where the file you want to playback is saved Example 20170705 folder 7 To playback the file double click it Example 20170705_070424 wav NOTE The playback method may differ depending on the application Refer to the application s instruction manu...

Page 113: ... 4 Headset settings 11 6 D D AF Output Menu Bluetooth BT Audio Setting 11 6 D D About the VS 3 headset 11 6 Pairing with a data device 11 7 Accepting a pairing request from a Bluetooth device 11 9 Disconnecting from a Bluetooth device 11 11 Deleting a Bluetooth device from the pairing list 11 12 Resetting the installed Bluetooth unit 11 13 The maximum number of paired devices 11 14 ...

Page 114: ...can wirelessly transmit and receive the audio PC with Bluetooth When you connect a PC with Bluetooth to a transceiver you can set it up using the optional programming software Headset device Bluetooth Bluetooth Headset Optional VS 3 Bluetooth Headset Bluetooth unit D DElectromagnetic Interference The Bluetooth communication range may vary depending on the environment in which the device operates W...

Page 115: ...en 2 Push Left or Right to select Bluetooth then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Bluetooth then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select ON then push OK The Bluetooth function is turned ON 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen TIP You can also turn the Bluetooth function ON or OFF by pushing Bluetooth ...

Page 116: ... Device List then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select Find Device then push OK TIP If the transceiver has been connected to the Bluetooth headset before its name may be displayed in step 4 on the next page In that case push Up or Down to select it then push OK to connect 5 Push Up or Down to select Headset then push OK to start searching 6 When pairable headsets are found their names are displayed...

Page 117: ... for 1 second to return to the standby screen While connected to a headset is displayed instead of Pairing with a headset Continued TIP When you turn ON the transceiver with the Auto Connect item is set to ON the transceiver automatically connects to the last paired device After connecting is displayed instead of NOTE The transceiver connects to the last connected device if the connecting operatio...

Page 118: ... operation is performed for 120 seconds to prolong the VS 3 s battery life PTT Beep p 6 16 Menu Bluetooth PTT Beep VS 3 Set a beep to sound when you push PTT on the VS 3 This setting is different from the transceiver s beep setting When both settings are set to ON the beeps sound on the transceiver and on the headset One touch PTT p 6 16 Menu Bluetooth One touch PTT The One Touch PTT function enab...

Page 119: ...select Bluetooth then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select BT Device List then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select Find Device then push OK If the transceiver has been connected to the Bluetooth device before its name may be displayed 5 Push Up or Down to select Data Device then push OK to start searching 6 When pairable devices are found their names are displayed on the screen TIP If the transceiv...

Page 120: ...ing on the device See the device s instruction manual for details Example Pairing with a data device Continued TIP When you turn ON the transceiver with the Auto Connect item is set to ON the transceiver automatically connects to the last paired device After connecting is displayed instead of Step 6 Connection Transceiver 1 After the transceiver and the device connection has succeeded is displayed...

Page 121: ... the device s instruction manual for details Step 5 Send a Pairing request to the transceiver Bluetooth device 1 The device displays the transceiver s Bluetooth unit name on the screen 2 Select the displayed name to send a pairing request The Bluetooth device sends a pairing request See the device s instruction manual for details You can confirm the transceiver s Bluetooth unit name on the BT Devic...

Page 122: ...ayed accept it The content of screen may differ depending on the device See the device s instruction manual for details Example NOTE When you pair with the third party s headset entering a PIN code or passkey may be required See the headset s instruction manual for details Step 8 Connection Transceiver 1 After the transceiver and the device connection has succeeded is displayed beside the device i...

Page 123: ...ush Up or Down to select Disconnect then push OK TIP You can reconnect to the Bluetooth device displayed on the screen again by doing the following steps 1 Push Up or Down to select the Bluetooth device to connect then push OK 2 Push Up or Down to select Connect then push OK Connects to the device 3 Do steps 7 Set the Bluetooth Serial Port and 8 Connection on page 11 10 to connect After the connec...

Page 124: ...evice List 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Bluetooth then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select BT Device List then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select the Bluetooth device that is currently unconnected then push OK 5 Push Up or Down to select Delete then push OK 6 The Bluetooth device is deleted from the list TIP If you want to reconnect the deleted device you ...

Page 125: ...Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Bluetooth then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Bluetooth Reset then push OK 4 Push Left or Right to select Yes then push OK Resets the Bluetooth unit s settings to their factory defaults 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen NOTE Before resetting the Bluetooth function must be turned OFF Otherwise reset...

Page 126: ...tooth OPERATION 11 14 Displays the paired Bluetooth device The maximum number of paired devices You can pair two types of the Bluetooth devices Headset and Data devices Up to 8 Bluetooth devices can be paired ...

Page 127: ...h Beep level 12 3 Setting the Ringer level 12 4 Setting the Squelch level 12 5 Setting the Microphone gain level 12 6 Setting the VOX function 12 7 Setting the VOX Delay 12 8 Setting the VOX gain level 12 9 Setting the TX Noise Cancel level 12 10 Setting the RX Noise Cancel level 12 11 ...

Page 128: ...he Backlight status Menu operation Menu Display Backlight 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Display then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Backlight then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to select an appropriate option then push OK For the Portable types OFF Turns the Backlight continuously OFF ON Turns the Backlight continuously ON Auto When any key except PTT is pu...

Page 129: ...to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Utility then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Key touch Beep Lv then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the Key touch Beep level then push OK The setable range is 1 5 1 Linked 5 Linked or OFF When you select a Linked option the beep level is adjustable by rotating VOL 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 130: ...lay the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Utility then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Ringer Lv then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the Ringer level then push OK The setable range is 1 5 1 Linked 5 Linked or OFF When you select a Linked option the Ringer level is adjustable by rotating VOL 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 131: ...pending on the signal strength Menu operation Menu Utility SQL Level 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Utility then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select SQL Level then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the Squelch level then push OK The setable range is 1 loose squelch 9 tight squelch or 0 open 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 132: ... Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Audio Setting then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Mic Gain then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the Microphone gain level then push OK The setable range is 8 minimum 5 maximum 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 133: ...eceive and transmit in the voice mode Menu operation Menu Functions VOX 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Functions then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select VOX then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to turn the VOX function ON or OFF then push OK 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 134: ...tches to receive Menu operation Menu Functions VOX Delay 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Functions then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select VOX Delay then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the VOX Delay then push OK The setable range is 0 5 3 0 seconds in 0 5 second steps 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 135: ...itive to your voice Menu operation Menu Functions VOX Gain 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Functions then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select VOX Gain then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the VOX gain level then push OK The setable range is 1 minimum 10 maximum 5 Hold down Back for 1 second to return to the standby screen ...

Page 136: ...re but the audio quality decreases Menu operation Menu Audio Setting TX Noise Cancel 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Audio Setting then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select TX Noise Cancel then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the TX Noise Cancel level The setable range is 1 3 or OFF When OFF is selected the microphone input noise is not suppressed 5 Hold down ...

Page 137: ...dio noise to make the audio easy to hear Higher values suppress the audio noise more but the audio quality decreases Menu operation Menu Audio Setting RX Noise Cancel 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Audio Setting then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select RX Noise Cancel then push OK 4 Push Up or Down to set the RX Noise Cancel level The setable range is 1 3 or ...

Page 138: ...s firmware information 13 2 LCD Color Check 13 3 Copying data from a transceiver 13 4 D D Connecting 13 4 D D Copying data 13 4 Changing the opening screen image 13 5 D D Changing the opening screen image 13 5 D D Returning to the default setting 13 5 ...

Page 139: ... Down to display the transceiver s firmware information 5 Turn OFF the transceiver then turn it ON again to exit the Firmware Information mode You can display the transceiver firmware s information Menu operation Menu Information Firmware Info 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Information then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select Firmware Info then push OK 4 Push...

Page 140: ...the color test screen 4 Turn OFF the transceiver then ON again to exit the LCD Color Test mode You can check whether or not the LCD displays correctly Menu operation Menu Display LCD Color Test 1 Push Menu to display the Menu screen 2 Push Left or Right to select Display then push OK 3 Push Up or Down to select LCD Color Test then push OK The transceiver displays the Color Test screen 4 Hold down ...

Page 141: ...ceiver enters the Programming mode Step 2 Turn ON the transceiver Sub Step 3 Copy data Master Push PTT Portable or Power switch Mobile to start copying data to the Sub transceiver Step 4 Complete Master Sub After copying is completed the Master and Sub transceivers automatically restart The user can operate the Sub transceiver with the loaded data D DConnecting Before copying connect the Master an...

Page 142: ...transceiver 7 Turn ON the transceiver The previously set image is displayed first User Opening Screen Data Now Loading is displayed for a while and then the newly set opening screen is displayed D DReturning to the default setting 1 Connect a transceiver to your PC using the USB cable 2 Set the USB Mode Select to Card Reader Menu Function USB Mode Select 3 Open the Opening Screen folder according ...

Page 143: ...ortable type transceiver 14 2 D D Attaching 14 2 MB 136 belt clip for the Portable type transceiver 14 3 D D MB 136 contents 14 3 D D Attaching 14 3 D D Detaching 14 4 LC 184 carrying case for the Portable type transceiver 14 5 D D Types 14 5 D D Attaching 14 5 ...

Page 144: ...DAttaching Attach the connector of the speaker microphone to the multi connector on the transceiver and tighten the screw PTT Emer Speaker Microphone Earphone jack Turn OFF Screw Coin CAUTION Firmly attach to the multi connector but do not overtighten A loose connection will allow water intrusion into the connector An overtightened connection will damage the connector pins on the transceiver NOTE ...

Page 145: ...e arrow until the clip locks and makes a click sound 3 Attach the battery pack to the transceiver p 1 3 Base clip Battery pack 4 Clip the belt clip on your belt 5 Insert the transceiver upsidedown into the belt clip until the base clip is fully inserted in the groove 6 Once the transceiver is locked in place it swivels as shown to the right Once the transceiver is locked on place it will swivel 36...

Page 146: ...1 3 3 Pinch the tab on the base clip q and then slide the clip in the direction of the arrow w q w Battery pack BE CAREFUL Don t break your fingernail NOTE HOLD THE TRANSCEIVER TIGHTLY WHEN INSERTING OR REMOVING THE TRANSCEIVER FROM THE BELT CLIP Otherwise the transceiver may not be properly attached to the holder or swivel if the transceiver has been accidentally dropped and the base clip is scra...

Page 147: ...ase as shown to the right 2 Connect the hook and loop tape points hook and loop tape 3 Adjust the snap buttons to secure the transceiver as shown to the right BP 283 Use the lower snap buttons to secure the transceiver BP 284 Use the upper snap buttons to fasten the transceiver BP 283 BP 284 Lower snap buttons Upper snap buttons ...

Page 148: ...1 3 Belt clip Portable 1 4 Bluetooth operation 11 1 Bluetooth Wireless Technology operation 11 2 Accepting a pairing request 11 9 Deleting a Bluetooth device from the pairing list 11 12 Disconnecting from a Bluetooth device 11 11 Electromagnetic Interference 11 2 Headset settings 11 6 Pairing with a data device 11 7 Pairing with a headset 11 4 Turning ON the Bluetooth function 11 3 Resetting the i...

Page 149: ...itting an MDC Stun call 8 5 Transmitting a PTT ID 8 7 Menu items 6 3 Audio Setting Mic Gain 6 14 RX Equalizer Edit 6 14 RX Equalizer Effect 6 14 RX Noise Cancel 6 14 TX Equalizer Edit 6 14 TX Equalizer Effect 6 14 TX Noise Cancel 6 14 Menu items continued Bluetooth Bluetooth 6 16 Bluetooth Audio Setting 6 16 Bluetooth Auto Connect 6 16 Bluetooth Reset 6 16 BT Device Info 6 16 BT Device List 6 16 K...

Page 150: ...oading the saved data files onto a microSD card 9 5 Making a backup file on your PC 9 7 Removing the microSD card 9 3 Saving data onto the microSD card 9 2 Unmounting the microSD card 9 4 Mounting bracket Mobile 1 6 Multi connector 1 5 N Network Access Code NAC 4 7 Selecting 3 8 O Options 14 1 HM 222 speaker microphone 14 2 LC 184 carrying case 14 5 MB 136 belt clip 14 3 Outgoing list Deleting the...

Page 151: ...2 11 VOX function 12 7 VOX Delay 12 8 VOX gain level 12 9 V Voice recorder functions 10 1 Deleting a file 10 6 Player screen 10 5 Playing back a recorded audio 10 4 Playing back a recorded communication audio 10 4 Playing back the recorded file on a PC 10 7 Recording a communication audio 10 2 VOX VOX Delay setting 12 8 VOX function setting 12 7 VOX gain level setting 12 9 Z Zone selecting 3 3 ...

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