22
67.0
XZ
71.9
XA
74.4
WA
77.0
XB
79.7
WB
82.5
YZ
85.4
YA
88.5
YB
91.5
ZZ
94.8
ZA
97.4
ZB
100.0
1Z
103.5
1A
107.2
1B
110.9
2Z
114.8
2A
118.8
2B
123.0
3Z
127.3
3A
131.8
3B
136.5
4Z
141.3
4A
146.2
4B
151.4
5Z
156.7
5A
162.2
5B
167.9
6Z
173.8
6A
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11.0 ANALOG OPERATING NOTES:
Your transceiver is 2 and 5 tone , DTMF paging receive
and encode capable.
For 2 Tone Paging Radio Operation,
either for Decoding (receive) or Encoding (creating a 2 tone
transmission), you will need to use the
Optional Paging Radio Software, as these functions are not
keypad field programmable.
You will need also to find out and make note of the “A” and
“B” Tones for your paging system, and their spacing as it
applies to your radio system for successful 2 tone decode
(or encode) operation.
HINT:
For use with commonly used MOTOROLA Minitor pag-
ing systems, the following settings should be used:
-First delay: 0.5 (length of first tone)
-Second Delay: 0.5 (length of second tone)
-Interval Time: 2.0 (time between tones A & B)
-Long Delay: 5.0 (when creating a page, (Encode mode only),
this is the time that radio waits once PTT is pushed to send out
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2.1 To Install the Battery Pack:
Locate the battery pack on top of the rear of the
transceiver as shown.
Then per (2) slide the battery pack towards the
top of the transceiver. The battery will lock into
place. Tug on the battery to make sure that it is
properly mated to the radio.
2.2 To Remove the Battery from the Trans-
ceiver:
Use your thumb to press down on the battery
release ass shown (1) , then slide the battery
downwards to remove.
Then pull the battery away from the transceiver.
2.3 Combination Battery/Belt Clip:
Typically the belt clip is not mounted to the ra-
dio.
Locate the belt clip and the two screws supplied
as part of your kit.
2.4 Attaching the Programming Cable or ex-
ternal speaker microphone accessory.
The radio comes with the accessory connector
covered by a rubber flap.
If you are using an accessory device such as
the optional MIC-5 Speaker microphone or GPS
LCD Mic or desire to program the radio with the
optional Programming Cable:
Battery
Charger
Adapter
