Getting Started
Install & Remove the belt clip
Whilst the battery is detached from radio, insert the belt clip into the top back groove.
To remove the belt clip, first detach the battery pack and then slide belt clip off.
Install & Remove the Battery
Place top lip of battery into the top back of radio, between metal chassis and plastic
housing, then press down bottom part of battery so it clicks closed.
To release battery,
press in the bottom latch marked “PUSH” and lift off the bottom
section of battery.
Install & Remove the headset / programming cable
Open the side headset speaker / mic port cover and then plug in the accessory firmly
into the side jack.
If you want to remove the accessory, unplug it gently and close the cover.
Charging the Battery
When the battery capacity runs low, the radio will
announce “Please charge”
Desktop cradle
:
Connect the USB cable from desktop charger into the mains USB
adaptor and plug into a wall socket.
The desktop USB cradle can also be powered from a standard USB port
rated at 5V and <500mA
Insert radio in cradle so the two back side protrusions fit both grooves on
battery. Charging contacts should make a good connection with the
batteries contacts. Clean contacts if dirty or corroded.
Light on the cradle will show RED when charging and GREEN when full.
If the indicator blinks for longer than 30 minutes, the battery may be
damaged, capacity is low or temperature is too high or too low.
Only use the supplied charging adaptors or those recommended to recharge the
radio and battery.
Note that the battery can be recharged separately from the radio using the desktop
charger.
CHARGE TIME
is approximately 4 hours from flat to full.
OPERATING TIME
is approximately 19 hours with a fully charged battery if used
typically on a 5:5:90 duty cycle on 0.5W power with medium volume and battery save
ON.
