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RIDGE

ACCESSORIES

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RADIO CONTROLS, CONNECTORS & DISPLAY

RADIO LAYOUT

LCD DISPLAY

INSTALLING THE BATTERY & BELT CLIP

CHANNEL DISPLAY

BATTERY LEVEL DISPLAY

RECEIVING ICON

TRANSMITTING ICON

DUPLEX / REPEATER ICON

CTCSS / DCS CHANNEL DISPLAY

SCAN ICON

DSC ICON

DCM ICON

VOX ICON

KEYPAD LOCKED ICON

BUTTON BEEP ICON

LCD DISPLAY

HEADSET OUTPUT

PTT BUTTON

LED INDICATOR

MONI BUTTON

DOWN ARROW

MENU/PWR BUTTON

UP ARROW

CALL BUTTON

MIC

SPEAKER

ANTENNA

BELT CLIP

BATTERY COVER

Belt clip:

The supplied belt clip simply slides into the back of the main radio and clicks in place to lock.

Battery pack:

If fitted, remove the belt clip by lifting the top tab away from the main unit and slide the belt clip up.

Slide the battery cover down approximately 5mm, then lift away the cover.

Insert the battery making sure the batteries label is facing outwards with “up” at the top of the battery.

Be sure to leave the batteries removal ribbon facing outwards.

Replace the battery cover ensuring the battery removal ribbon is laying flat against the battery.

If desired, replace the Belt clip.

Summary of Contents for RR10PK

Page 1: ...RIDGEACCESSORIES PAGE 1 HAND HELD ...

Page 2: ...anyone in between The kit includes two rechargeable 1W handheld radios belt clips a twin charging dock 240V and 12V charging cables all packed in a handy carry case The radios are packed with features including 1 watt transmission power 80 narrow band channels 83 DCS codes 38 CTCSS codes duplex range extender channel scan auto squelch control dual channel monitor call tone alter and backlit displa...

Page 3: ...AGE 6 RADIO OPERATION PAGE 7 FUNCTION Channel Selection PAGE 9 CTCSS DCS PAGE 9 VOX Call Tone PAGE 10 TOT Roger Beep Button Beep PAGE 11 DCM Duplex Basic PAGE 12 TRANSMITTING PAGE 13 DUPLEX DETAILED PAGE 14 UHF CB CHANNEL GUIDELINES PAGE 15 UHF CB CHANNELS AND FREQUENCIES PAGE 16 WARRANTY INFORMATION PAGE 20 ...

Page 4: ...as with potentially explosive atmospheres are often but not always clearly marked They include fueling areas such as below deck on boats fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as grain dust or metal powders and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn of your vehicle engine BLASTING CAPS AND AREAS To avoid possible...

Page 5: ...e pacemaker to minimise the potential for interference Turn the radio OFF immediately there is any reason to suspect that interference is taking place MEDICAL DEVICES HEARING AIDS Some radios may interfere with some hearing aids In the event of such interference you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives MEDICAL DEVICES OTHER If you use any other personal medical...

Page 6: ... SPEAKER ANTENNA BELT CLIP BATTERY COVER Belt clip The supplied belt clip simply slides into the back of the main radio and clicks in place to lock Battery pack If fitted remove the belt clip by lifting the top tab away from the main unit and slide the belt clip up Slide the battery cover down approximately 5mm then lift away the cover Insert the battery making sure the batteries label is facing o...

Page 7: ... available channels corresponding frequencies and guidelines for their use and selection can be found on page 15 16 of this instruction manual NOTE Channels 05 and 35 are reserved for emergency use only TRANSMITTING To transmit press and hold the PTT BUTTON on the side of the radio Hold the radio with the microphone approximately 5 10cm from your face and speak To complete transmission release the...

Page 8: ... powered on press the MENU PWR BUTTON To navigate through each menu option press the MENU PWR BUTTON multiple times until the desired feature is reached Menu options include NOTE Duplex Mode also known as Repeater is only available displayed on selected channels 1 8 and 41 48 It will not display on the menu as an option when the radio is on another channel To exit the menu press the MONI BUTTON an...

Page 9: ...placement for CTCSS DCS adds a 134 4 bps sub audible bit stream to the transmitted audio CTCSS or DCS is enabled by on the radio through selectable sub channels When CTCSS or DCS is enabled incoming signals must be on the same CTCSS or DCS sub channel as the receiving radio or they will be filtered out NOTE The CTCSS and DCS Tone Charts can be found on page 17 19 of this instruction manual SETTING...

Page 10: ...tects a noise it will automatically transmit NOTE The use of VOX is not recommended in environments where noise is present wind or general loud background noise FUNCTION Call Tone WHAT IS CALL TONE A call tone is a 2 second signal that is sent out from the radio to let other users know you would like to talk to them It is an alternative option from just speaking into the MIC to make the user stand...

Page 11: ...G ROGER BEEP To access the roger beep feature press the MENU PWR BUTTON six times RO will display on the screen Press the UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW to select an option on or off Once the desired option has been selected press the MONI BUTTON and this will save the selected option and the radio will return to the default screen FUNCTION Button Beep WHAT IS BUTTON BEEP When buttons are pressed on the r...

Page 12: ...d the radio will continue cycling between the current channel and the monitored channel automatically FUNCTION Duplex Mode WHAT IS DUPLEX The duplex mode on the radio helps increase the range of the radio using repeater stations In duplex mode the fixed position station forwards the signal it receives from repeater input stations 31 38 71 78 to the corresponding output stations 1 8 41 48 Any trans...

Page 13: ... CTCSS or DCS is enabled the same sub channel must also be selected NOTE Before transmitting on a UHF channel always listen to ensure it is not already in use NOTE Transmitting 50 of the time or less is important because the radio generates measurable RF energy exposure only when transmitting in terms of measuring standards compliance NOTE Do not transmit between two radios that are less than 1 5m...

Page 14: ...orwards the signal it receives from repeater input stations 31 38 71 78 to the corresponding output stations 1 8 41 48 Any transmissions sent on non duplex channels are sent in simplex mode or directly between radios without the use of a repeater DUPLEX RECEIVE TRANSMIT CHANNEL GUIDE The following table displays the receive and transmit channels when using repeater stations Channel 5 35 is emergen...

Page 15: ...take place on these channels Channels 22 23 Data transmissions only excluding packet Channels 31 to 38 and 71 to 78 Repeater inputs Do not use these channels for simplex transmis sions as you will interfere with conversations on channels 1 to 8 and 41 to 48 The Australian Government legislated that channels 5 35 on the UHF CB Band are reserved for emergency use only As at January 2007 the maximum ...

Page 16: ...RIDGEACCESSORIES PAGE 16 UHF CHANNELS AND FREQUENCIES UHF CHANNEL FREQUENCY TABLE ...

Page 17: ...RIDGEACCESSORIES PAGE 17 UHF CHANNELS AND FREQUENCIES continued CTCSS TONE TABLE ...

Page 18: ...RIDGEACCESSORIES PAGE 18 UHF CHANNELS AND FREQUENCIES continued DCS CODE TABLE ...

Page 19: ...RIDGEACCESSORIES PAGE 19 UHF CHANNELS AND FREQUENCIES continued DCS CODE TABLE continued ...

Page 20: ...nt to the manufacturer to assess the defect before determining any claim Faults or defects caused by product modification misuse and abuse normal wear and tear or failure to follow user instructions are not covered under this warranty Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for comp...

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