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TEAM VX-2412
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VX-2412
General :
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The frequency range of the antenna has to cover the programmed fre-
quencies on the radio.
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The position of the antenna should be as elevated and unobstructed as
possible.
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Ensure that the cable and the connector of the antenna are intact and
that the plug is connected properly.
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Ensure that the cable is not bend too much.
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The length of the antenna rod and the range of operation are related. The
longer the rod, the further the distance.
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Upon antenna-mounting, the following has to be considered :
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The antenna should be placed in the middle of a vehicle part.
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The antenna base should have good contact to a metal, conductive sur-
face of the vehicle.
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To avoid interferences with radio and TV reception, place the antenna as
far away as possible from these sources of interferences.
Antennas are available with a magnetic mount or as fixed units.
Antenna Connection
Connect the antenna connector of the cable with the PL-jack (9), located on
the rear of the radio. Ensure a proper connection of the cable to the antenna
base. Improper connections can cause damages to the radio and a reduction
of the operational range may be the result.
The antenna setup has to be adjusted to the radio. Otherwise, a part of the
transmission power is reflected at the antenna and is not radiated. A reduced
range of operation could be the consequence.
Power Supply Connection
The voltage has to be 13.8 V or 24 V DC with negative grounding. Ensure that
the positive and (+, red) and negative (-, black) polarity is correct, before you
connect the radio.
The wiring has to be done by an authorized technician.
Connect the power cable directly with the battery. Do not use a cigarette
lighter adapter because this kind of connectivity might not provide enough
currant for a proper operation of the radio. Pay special attention to the correct
polarity, when connecting the cable onto the battery.
CAUTION
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Please ensure proper polarity.
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Please check the fuse before first use of the radio. Missed or defect fuses
need to be replaced before operation of the radio.
Fuse
The power supply cable fixed to the VX-2412 is equipped with one 15A/250V
fuse. Beware using the correct, according fuse. Damages to the radio can
occur when using the wrong fuse.
If the fuse blows, determine the cause, then solve the problem. After the
problem is resolved, replace the fuse. If newly installed fuses continue to blow,
disconnect the power cable and contact your authorized dealer or an autho-
rized service center.
External Speaker
External 8 Ohm speakers must have a 3.5 mm plug which has to be con-
nected to the speaker connection (9). Beware of the length of the cable when
determining the position.
Microphone Connection
Plug the microphone plug into the 6-pin socket (3), located on the front panel,
and tighten the union nut. Pay attention to proper placement. No transmission
is possible without the microphone.
Please note that for transmission, the microphone has to be connected.
OVERVIEW FUNCTIONS
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38 CTCSS / 104 DCS Codes
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VOX - Sensitivity and Delay
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Multi Frequency Norm
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LCD with seven background colors and 6 brightness levels
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Squelch - automatic and manual
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Channel Scan
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RF Gain
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Priority Channels 9/19
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AM / FM Mode
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Channel Selectors Up and Down, at Radio and Microphone
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Connector for external Speaker
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Automatic 12/24V Switch
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Keylock
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Beep Tone, on/off
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Automatic Noise Limiter / Noise Blanker (ANL/NB)
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Talkback
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HI-CUT
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Roger Beep
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S-Meter for Tx and RX
