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INSTALLING/REMOVING BATTERY PACK

Match two juts on the top and two

grooves at the bottom of the battery

pack with the corresponding guides on

the aluminous frame on the back of the

transceiver. Slide the battery pack upon

until hearing a clatter.

Please turn off the transceiver fi rst be-

fore removing battery pack. Push bat-

tery latch on the button of the transceiv-

er, then pull away from the transceiver.

INSTALLING THE BELT CLIP

Use two accessory screws fi xing belt clip to make it convenient to

take if necessary.

Summary of Contents for T30

Page 1: ...HF portable transceiver This 2 way radio represents novel design and stable performance It is developed to meet the demands of portability easy operating and multifunction Believes the small size and...

Page 2: ...re in a car with airbag Please TURN OFF your transceiver before entering flammable and exposable place Please DO NOT use broken antenna Broken antenna might cause slight burn if it touches skin Please...

Page 3: ...broken Unpack the transceiver carefully Identify the items listed in the following table If any damage or miss has occurred during shipment contact with dealer immediately SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES ITEM Q...

Page 4: ...quency Range 136MHz 173 995MHz UHF Frequency Range 400MHz 479 995MHz 16 Stored Channels CTCSS DCS Alarming Function PC program Wire Copy Function Chinese English Channel Number Voice Annunciation MAIN...

Page 5: ...ng the Belt Clip 4 Power ON OFF 5 Adjust Volume 5 Frequency Select 5 Transmit Receive 5 BASIC OPERATION 5 CHANNEL EDIT 6 Transmitting Time Out Timer 8 Battery Saving 8 Battery Electricity Notice 8 Ala...

Page 6: ...1 GETTING ACQUAINTED Antenna Power Volume Knob Speaker Transmitting Receive Indicator Microphone PTT Transmit Earphone Slot PC Program Slot Battery Pack Firce to Receive MONI Alarm Knob...

Page 7: ...Transmit Press to get into transmits state re lease to return to receive state Force to Receive MONI Press to receive signal or noise in the channel your selected when in receive state Alarm knob Pres...

Page 8: ...erminal When the charging light turn red charging has begun and while the charg ing light turn green charging has finished Please do not keep charg ing over 20 hours please pull out the plug while fin...

Page 9: ...frame on the back of the transceiver Slide the battery pack upon until hearing a clatter Please turn off the transceiver first be fore removing battery pack Push bat tery latch on the button of the t...

Page 10: ...he VOL control knob You can hear background noise when press MONI button FREQUENCY SELECT While you switch the channel the voice remind your selected channel number if you didn t set the frequency you...

Page 11: ...dio Wire Copy Take out a programmed radio while using a special data copy cable to connect to another radio which you want to copy data The radio was copied should turn to channel 8 Press PTT but ton...

Page 12: ...he copied radio is light on press MONI button again If you want to copy many radios please turn off the copying radio s power and cut off the wire then change to connect an other copying radio and pre...

Page 13: ...is no signal BATTERY ELECTRICITY NOTICE Low battery power alert will note you to charge the battery In case the battery has fully charged the light will turn to red In case you hear beep the radio wil...

Page 14: ...ls Antenna Rubber antenna Antenna Impedance 50 Operation Mode Simplex of co frequency or alien fre quency Dimension 120mm 62mm 34mm Weight About 280g Transmit Part Output Power 8W Modulate Mode Freque...

Page 15: ...12dB SINAD Squelch Sensitivity 0 12uV Audio Power 500mW Receive Current 150mA Squelch System Waiting Current 20mA NOTICE Saving your presence no additional notice will be send if specification change...

Page 16: ...er of bat tery easily get lost The battery life is ended please use new battery Can t talk with other member in the same team Distance is out of the effect communicate range Apply with different frequ...

Page 17: ...___________________________________ Serial No _________________________________________________ Channel Transmit Frequency Receive Frequency CTCSS DCS 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 F...

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