6)
Sockets for External Speaker-Microphone
Behind the screw-fixed cover on top of the unit’s right side you can find two jack
sockets for stereo plugs Ø 2,5/3,5 mm [SPK/MIC] ( 7 ). They serve for the connec-
tion of a speaker-microphone with PTT function or for a separate microphone or a
separate speaker. As already indicated on the cover, the upper socket is for the spea-
ker and the lower socket is for the microphone. The internal speaker and/or the inter-
nal microphone will be switched off, if the socket for the corresponding external
accessory is in use.
7) Charging of the accumulator:
Insert the DC connector of the power cord coming from the adapter into the socket on
the rear of the charging mould. Then connect the adapter with a wall outlet ( 230 V,
50 Hz ).
As a result the middle LED ( POWER ) on the charging mould lights up green,
which indicates that the charger is ready for operation now.
The accumulator is not charged in the factory. Therefore it must be charged be-
fore it is used the first time. Now insert the transceiver with mounted accumulator
or only the accumulator itself into the charging mould. The front panel must show
into the direction of the push button, or the charging contacts to the rear.
The green shining LED ( POWER ) on the charging mould switches itself off, and the LED
( CHARGING ) lights up red now, which indicates that the charging process has started. During
the charging process a device in the charging mould checks constantly the charging content of
the accumulator. When the charging mould has detected that the accumulator is completely
charged, the red LED ( CHARGING ) switches itself off, and the LED ( POWER ) lights up green
again.
The charging current is reduced to a very little value now ( trickle charge ), just to compensate
the self-discharging current. Now you can take out the transceiver with mounted accumulator or
only the accumulator itself from the charging mould.
The charging time of a totally discharged accumulator amounts to 3 – 4 hours, a partially
discharged accumulator needs less time.
The charging control device can also detect a defective accumulator. In case of a normally worn-
out accumulator the red LED ( CHARGING ) lights up only for a short time, and then the LED
( POWER ) will light up green again. In case of a short-circuit in the accumulator no LED will light
up at all. In case of an overheating of the accumulator the middle LED ( POWER ) on the charg-
ing mould lights up yellow.
The button on the charging mould has no function.
Never try to recharge alkaline cells or other accumulators than the supplied one with the charg-
ing mould.
8)
Accumulator Alert Indication
The unit is equipped with a accumulator level monitoring circuit which alerts you, when the stor-
ed energy is nearly completely used up. If the accumulator voltage drops below a certain value
in transmission mode, you will hear a warning tone in the speaker. If the accumulator voltage
drops below this value while transmitting, the indicator light ( 2 ) starts to flash red. After relea-
sing the PTT key and pressing it once again now, the unit will not transmit any more. Now it is
time to recharge the accumulator.
Scan function of the TEAM PT-2208S
The scan function must be installed into your transceiver by your dealer, before you can use it.
If it is not installed, there is another channel available on position [S] ( = 16 ) of the rotary chan-
nel selector. In the description below it is assumed that the scan function is active. Ask your dea-
ler for more details.
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