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4G: 13 hrs (GPS on), 15 hrs (GPS off)

Transmitter

Transmitting Power

2G: 33dBm±2dB

3G: 24dBm+1/-3dB

4G: 23dBm+1/-3dB

Audio Distortion

5% (typical)

Receiver

Receiving Sensitivity

2G:BER < 0.001 when Î

or = -106.7 (-108) dBm

3G: BER < 0.001 when Îor = -106.7 (-108) dBm

4G:BER < 0.001 when Î

or = -98 (-100) dBm

Audio Power

1W

Audio Distortion

5% (typical)

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Summary of Contents for T60

Page 1: ...DP580 Digital Two way Radio 2 ...

Page 2: ...for choosing Kirisun portable PoC two way radio We believe that the product will bring much convenience to your work and life Kirisun portable PoC two way radio adopts advanced technology and fine technique We hope that you will be satisfied with the quality and functions of the product ...

Page 3: ...jects Without permission of Kirisun and such subjects no copy extraction or translation of such parts is allowed The product is subject to change because of upgrading or improvement Kirisun reserves the right to change the specifications of software and hardware mentioned in the manual from time to time without prior notification The specifications and information in the manual is only for your re...

Page 4: ...e radio out of the expansion area of the air bag Do not replace or charge the battery in flammable or explosive environment Please turn off the radio near a blast zone or thunder zone Do not use the radio if the antenna is damaged otherwise slight burning might occur when the antenna contacts the skin Make sure the antenna is installed properly before using the radio A radio not installed with an ...

Page 5: ...r metallic container To reduce risk of injury avoid exposure to fire disassembly or pressing The ambient temperature of a power supply unit or a voltage transformer to the charger should not be higher than 40 C 104 F Turn off the radio before charging it The battery cannot be charged properly if you use the radio while charging it Connect the radio to the charger only when the battery needs to be ...

Page 6: ...0 Portable PoC Two way Radio 1 Contents 1 Using the Battery 2 2 Using the Accessories 4 3 Appearance 8 4 Programming Keys 9 5 LED Indicator 11 6 Icons 12 7 Basic Operation 13 8 Technical Specifications 20 ...

Page 7: ...the battery in fire When charging the battery installed on the radio please power off the radio so that the battery can be charged fully Please take the radio and battery out of the charger when not charging the battery Continuous charging will shorten battery life Stop charging the battery if it is fully charged otherwise its cycles of charging and discharging will be reduced Try to keep the batt...

Page 8: ...ro USB port on Bottom Side a Uninstall the battery b Connect the radio to the Micro USB port at the bottom of the radio using the data charging cable to charge the radio Green LED indicator light will be on beside the port 3 Charging via Desktop Charger Optional a Place the desktop charger on a horizontal surface and keep off flammables b Plug the power adapter of the charger into an AC power sock...

Page 9: ...g the radio for the first time please charge the battery For a new battery or a battery that has been stored for more than 2 months it is necessary to charge it for several times to achieve normal battery capacity Please charge the battery every three months at least To maintain service life and performance of the battery do not charge a battery that has been fully charged or before a warning of l...

Page 10: ...battery Figure 3 Push the battery in the direction indicated until the latch is in position Figure 4 Press the upper part of the battery until it is latched Figure Uninstalling the Battery 1 Power off the radio 2 Slide the latch in the indicated direction and the battery will go up Figures and 3 Slice the battery in the indicated direction to take it down Figure If the belt clip is installed pleas...

Page 11: ...aded end into the antenna interface and rotate the antenna clockwise until it is tight To uninstall the antenna rotate it counterclockwise 2 3 Installing Uninstalling Belt Clip To install the belt clip align the two screw holes on the belt clip with the two at the back of the radio and fasten the clip using screws To uninstall the belt clip loosen the screws and then take off the belt clip ...

Page 12: ... Micro USB port connect the port to a PC using the programming charging cable and write read parameters using the attached programming software 2 5 Connecting an Earphone Optional To use an earphone open the earphone cover at the upper part of the right side of the radio and then plug the earphone connector into the jack ...

Page 13: ...保修卡 8 3 Appearance ...

Page 14: ...xternal Interfaces Open the cover to find the earphone interface and Micro USB port 8 Emergency Alarm Key 18 Belt Clip 9 Channel Knob 19 Battery 10 Power Volume Knob When the radio is off rotate it clockwise to power on the radio when the radio is on rotate it to adjust the volume or rotate it counterclockwise until a Ka da sound is heard to power off 20 Battery Latch 4 Programming Keys 4 1 Progra...

Page 15: ...unctions can be achieved through programming keys SN Function Usage 1 Invalid No response for key pressing 2 Broadcast remaining battery capacity Voice broadcast of remaining battery capacity 3 Broadcast user name Voice broadcast of the user name of the radio 4 Broadcast group name Voice broadcast of the name of the group the radio is in 5 Download and play back voice record Play 5 previous voice ...

Page 16: ... light on The device is in individual call standby state The device is not configured on the server with voice prompt Not configured The device is expired The device is in standby state or call setup state under duplex talk Red light flashes fast Network registration fails because of an inactivated SIM card or overdue charge Device registration fails because of poor wireless network connection Gre...

Page 17: ...ons are used to indicate the state of the radio Icon Description G 3G received signal strength 2G 3G 4G E 2G GPRS transmission 3G 3G WCDMA transmission 4G 4G LTE transmission Wi Fi signal strength Searching GPS satellite signals GPS signals acquired In group call In individual call Unread emergency alarm message ...

Page 18: ...Powering On Off When the radio is off rotate the Power Volume knob clockwise until a click is heard to power on the radio When the radio is on rotate the Power Volume knob counterclockwise until a click is heard to turn off the radio 7 2 Standby State After the radio registers successfully it enters standby state so as to save battery consumption to the greatest extent ...

Page 19: ...by interface press the Menu key to enter the Menu interface press navigation keys to select Group List and then a group and then press the OK key 7 5 Initiating a Call After switching to a group successfully note groups are set under the management platform press the PTT key to call the default contacts of the current group If no contact is online you will hear a voice prompt No online group membe...

Page 20: ...riorities for different radios so that a radio with a higher priority can initiate a call before a radio with a lower priority does and interrupt an ongoing call 7 9 Call Types Individual Call To make an individual call take the following steps 1 Entering Individual Call Mode Press the programmed Individual Call key a side key or the top key for details see 2 Programming Keys to enter individual c...

Page 21: ...creen After the call ends the caller and the callee will have yellow light on Call TOT for Voice After an individual call is set up if no voice data is exchanged during 30 seconds the call will end and there is voice prompt Voice timeout Then the caller and callee return respectively to the group they belong to 7 10 All Call An all call is of the highest priority When an all call is initiated othe...

Page 22: ...and then press the key programmed for downloading and playing back voice record for details see 2 Programmable Keys Viewing and Playing Back Video Records In the standby interface press the Menu key to enter the Menu interface press navigation keys to select Call Records and then view or play back the latest 30 voice records 7 12 Submitting Position Information The radio is positioned through a bu...

Page 23: ...ement platform distributed to the radio via a 2G GPRS 3G WCDMA or 4G LTE network and activated for example group settings terminal names functions and permissions 7 15 Wi Fi In the standby interface press the Menu key to enter the Menu interface select Settings and then Wi Fi and then enable or disable Wi Fi function After Wi Fi is enabled the radio can scan Wi Fi nearby networks in real time and ...

Page 24: ...pt SOS alarm from b Alarm and call If silent alarm is disabled the radio sends an emergency alarm and rings a siren and receive an alarm and rings a siren with voice prompt SOS alarm from To view sent alarms and received alarms go to Menu Message Records SOS Messages 7 17 Advanced Functions Activation stunning killing and monitoring of the radio and voice playback can be achieved via dispatcher so...

Page 25: ...ng Temperature 20 40 Water and Dust Resistance IP 54 Dimension H W D 115mm 54mm 30mm battery included antenna excluded Weight 330g battery and antenna included Screen 160 128 pixels monochrome screen Keypad Qwerty Battery 3600mAh Li ion Operating Voltage 3 7V DC Standby Duration 3600mAH battery 2G 22 hrs GPS on 25 hrs GPS off 3G 15 hrs GPS on 16 hrs GPS off ...

Page 26: ...ng Power 2G 33dBm 2dB 3G 24dBm 1 3dB 4G 23dBm 1 3dB Audio Distortion 5 typical Receiver Receiving Sensitivity 2G BER 0 001 when Î or 106 7 108 dBm 3G BER 0 001 when Î or 106 7 108 dBm 4G BER 0 001 when Î or 98 100 dBm Audio Power 1W Audio Distortion 5 typical ...

Page 27: ...CC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular inst...

Page 28: ...n compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements use accessories that maintain a 0mm separation distance between the user s body and the back of the handset The use of belt clips holsters and similar accessories should not contain metallic components in its assembly The use of accessories that do not satisfy these requirements may not comply with FCC RF exposure requirements and should be avoided Bo...

Page 29: ...2 l utilisateur de l appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radioélectrique subi mê me si le brouillage est susceptible d en compromettre le fonctionnement IC SAR warning The information listed above provides the user with information needed to make him or her aware of a RF exposure and what to do to assure that this radio operates within the FCC exposure limits of this radio The device complies w...

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