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CH

RX FREQ

01

160,650 MHz

02

160,700 MHz

03

160,750 MHz

04

160,800 MHz

05

160,850 MHz

06

156,300 MHz

07

160,950 MHz

08

156,400 MHz

09

156,450 MHz

10

156,500 MHz

11

156,550 MHz

12

156,600 MHz

13

156,650 MHz

14

156,700 MHz

15

156,750 MHz

16

156,800 MHz

17

156,850 MHz

18

161,500 MHz

19

161,550 MHz

20

161,600 MHz

CH

RX FREQ

21

161,650 MHz

22

161,700 MHz

23

161,750 MHz

24

161,800 MHz

25

161,850 MHz

26

161,900 MHz

27

161,950 MHz

28

162,000 MHz

60

160,625 MHz

61

160,675 MHz

62

160,725 MHz

63

160,775 MHz

64

160,825 MHz

65

160,875 MHz

66

160,925 MHz

67

156,375 MHz

68

156,425 MHz

69

156,475 MHz

70

156,525 MHz

71

156,575 MHz

CH

RX FREQ

72

156,625 MHz

73

156,675 MHz

74

156,725 MHz

75

156,775 MHz

76

156,825 MHz

77

156,875 MHz

78

161,525 MHz

79

161,575 MHz

80

161,625 MHz

81

161,675 MHz

82

161,725 MHz

83

161,775 MHz

84

161,825 MHz

85

161,875 MHz

86

161,925 MHz

87

157,375 MHz

88

157,425 MHz

MARINE Channels

Correspondence of the reference number to be selected 

DCS codes frequencies 

No.

DCS code

1

23

2

25

3

26

4

31

5

32

6

43

7

47

8

51

9

54

10

65

11

71

12

72

13

73

14

74

15

114

16

115

17

116

18

125

19

131

20

132

21

134

22

143

23

152

24

155

25

156

26

162

27

165

28

172

29

174

30

205

No.

DCS code

31

223

32

226

33

243

34

244

35

245

36

251

37

261

38

263

39

265

40

271

41

306

42

311

43

315

44

331

45

343

46

346

47

351

48

364

49

365

50

371

51

411

52

412

53

413

54

423

55

431

56

432

57

445

58

464

59

465

60

466

No.

DCS code

61

503

62

506

63

516

64

532

65

546

66

565

67

606

68

612

69

624

70

627

71

631

72

632

73

654

74

662

75

664

76

703

77

712

78

723

79

731

80

732

81

734

82

743

83

754

Summary of Contents for BASE CAMP

Page 1: ...ESCRIPTION DISPLAY Your MIDLAND BASE CAMP keeps you constantly updated about its operational status through a Liquid Crystal Display LCD The symbols and their corresponding parameters that may appear according to the operational status of the device are described as follows 1 TX TRANSMIT appears while you are transmitting a signal PTT button pressed 2 RX RECEIVE means that the radio is receiving a...

Page 2: ... Frequency RX TX MHz Channel Frequency RX TX MHz Channel Frequency RX TX MHz 1 433 0750 25 433 6750 49 434 2750 2 433 1000 26 433 7000 50 434 3000 2 433 1250 27 433 7250 51 434 3250 4 433 1500 28 433 7500 52 434 3500 5 433 1750 29 433 7750 53 434 3750 6 433 2000 30 433 8000 54 434 4000 7 433 2250 31 433 8250 55 434 4250 8 433 2500 32 433 8500 56 434 4500 9 433 2750 33 433 8750 57 434 4750 10 433 3...

Page 3: ...75 MHz 76 156 825 MHz 77 156 875 MHz 78 161 525 MHz 79 161 575 MHz 80 161 625 MHz 81 161 675 MHz 82 161 725 MHz 83 161 775 MHz 84 161 825 MHz 85 161 875 MHz 86 161 925 MHz 87 157 375 MHz 88 157 425 MHz MARINE Channels Correspondence of the reference number to be selected DCS codes frequencies No DCS code 1 23 2 25 3 26 4 31 5 32 6 43 7 47 8 51 9 54 10 65 11 71 12 72 13 73 14 74 15 114 16 115 17 11...

Page 4: ...Eigenschaften getrennt und um einen Beitrag zum Umweltschutz zu liefern wiederverwertet Todos los artículos que exhiban este símbolo en el cuerpo del producto en el embalaje o en el manual de instrucciones del mismo no deben ser desechados junto a los residuos urbanos normales sino que deben ser depositados en los centros de recogida especializados En estos centros los materiales se dividirán en b...

Page 5: ...ressing this button while the radio is in PMR BAND you access to MENU mode If you are in AM FM MARINE BAND pressing more time this button you can send Morse codes 11 PTT SELECT SNOOZE button if the radio is in PMR BAND press this button for transmitting and release it to receive When MIDLAND BASE CAMP is in clock mode or synchronized on whatever other BAND pressing this button while the alarm cloc...

Page 6: ...l frequency selected BAND SELECTION Select the PMR BAND using the BAND switch According to the version you bought you can choose amongst the following channels Dual BAND version PMR446 from P1 to P8 and from 9p to 24p pre set LPD from 1 to 69 PMR446 version from P1 to P8 and from 9p to 24p pre set The pre set channels correspond as here following to 9 p corresponds to channel P1 16 17 p correspond...

Page 7: ... code for the current channel press the MENU button once then turn the TU NING knob to select the chose code The Privacy selected Code will appear on the display To confirm the selection press the PTT button or wait for 5 seconds To activate the DCS codes press the MENU button twice then turn the TUNING knob to select the desired code The Privacy selected Code will appear on the display To confirm...

Page 8: ...es users to MONITOR only in reception 2 selected channels for any activity To turn on the DUAL WATCH function press the MENU button until the display shows DW of Select the second channel by turning the TUNING knob To select one of the 38 CTCSS DCS Privacy Codes for the second channel press again the MENU button and select the privacy code turning the TUNING knob To confirm press the PTT button or...

Page 9: ...ING THE FLASHLIGHT BASE CAMP has a built in FLASHLIGHT To turn the FLASHLIGHT ON set the LIGHT switch to on To turn the FLASHLIGHT OFF set the LIGHT switch to off MORSE CODE BASE CAMP can send Morse code When the radio is on AM FM MARINE BAND pressing the MENU button more time it s possible to send Morse signals USB JACK MIDLAND BASE CAMP can be used to charge a mobile phone iPod mp3 player by the...

Page 10: ...ter it has been switched on Discharged battery pack Recharge the battery pack The battery pack does not recharge The battery charger has not been connected or installed correctly Inspect the connections of the battery charger and the installation of the batteries The radio switches on but is unable to receive signals The site of installation is too shielded Move to another area The volume is too l...

Page 11: ...he battery pack is limited Commission time is too high Try reducing the transmission time and or using a low power For NiMH battery packs only memo ry effect on the battery pack Eliminate the memory effect TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Channels 1 8 PMR 1 69 LPD Frequency generation PLL synthesizer Frequency range 446 00625 446 09375MHz PMR 433 075 434 775MHz LPD 520 1620KHz AM 87 5 108 0MHz FM 156 3 16...

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