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Please observe the following precautions to prevent the trans­

ceiver damaged:

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  This  device  em its  Radio  Frequency  (RF)  energy.  Caution 

should  be  observed  when  operating this device.

Do  not  m odify  this  transceiver  unless  instructed  by  this 

manual.

Never  hold  the  antenna  of the  transceiver  while  transm it­

ting.

Never  operate  the  transceiver  with  an  earphone  at  high 

volum e  level,  hearing  experts  advise  against  continuous 

high  volum e operation.

Never operate the transceiver while  driving  a vehicle,  safe 

driving  requires your full  attention.

Turn  off your transceiver while taking  on fuel,  or while  park 

in  gasoline  service  station.

Never  expose  the  transceiver  to  rain,  w et  areas,  or  any 

liquids,  the transceiver  may  be damaged.

Do  not  operate  the  transceiver  near  unshielded  electrical 

blasting  caps  or  in  an  explosive  atm osphere.

Be  careful  when  operating  the  transceiver  for  a  continu­

ously  periods  of tim e the  body will  becom e  hot.

Avoid  the  use  of  chem ical  agents  when  cleaning,  as  they 

can  dam age the  surface of the transceiver.

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Summary of Contents for ZT-V900

Page 1: ...Z A S T O N E ZT V900 INSTRUCTION M ANUAL l...

Page 2: ...e m o v in g t h e B a t t e r y P a c k 5 In s t a l l in g t h e A n e n n a 6 In s t a ll in g t h e B elt C l i p 6 In s t a ll in g t h e O p t io n a l S p e a k e r M ic r o p h o n e 7 Basic...

Page 3: ...n d s e t t in g 14 A utomatic P o w er O f f A P O 14 B an k o f C h a n n e l B A N K 14 Battery S a v e r 14 B usy C h an nel L o c k O ut B C L O 15 K eypad B e e p e r B E E P 15 D isplay the D...

Page 4: ...S e n s it iv it y Channel S ettin g S to r ag e C h an n el F r eq uency Information D elete M em ory C h a n n e ls C han nel D isplay F u n c t io n C han nel In it ia lizin g FM Radio F unction T...

Page 5: ...hearing experts advise against continuous high volume operation A Never operate the transceiver while driving a vehicle safe driving requires your full attention A Turn off your transceiver while taki...

Page 6: ...station or your dealer U n packing A nd C h ec k in g E q u ipm en t Carefully unpack the transceiver We recommend You iden tify the items listed in the following table before discarding the packing m...

Page 7: ...r Key Features Full Frequency and 128 Memory Channels B u ilt in CTCSS DCS Function V O X Function F tad io function store up to 25 radio channels Call End Prompting Function Dual Display Function D u...

Page 8: ...P r o f e s s io n a l F M H a n d h e l d T r a n s c e iv e r GETTING ACQUAINTED o...

Page 9: ...d charging has begin and while the charging light turn green charging has finished Please do not keep charging over 20 hours please pull out the plug while finished charging In s ta llin g R em oving...

Page 10: ...retainer nor a speaker microphone attachment point Using the antenna in these ways may damage the antenna and degrade your transceiver s performance In s tallin g the B elt C lip If necessary attach t...

Page 11: ...g th e O p tio n a l S p e a k e r M ic r o ph o n e Outward apart the moisture proof rub ber of the headphone mouth Insert the speaker microphone plugs into the speaker microphone jacks Note The tra...

Page 12: ...numbers indicate the current working channel You cannot access this mode unless you program one memory channel at least Quick Operating 1 Press 3 key LCD F is flashing then press the number keys 0 9...

Page 13: ...Operat ing Mode Trans ceiver Mode Func 9 Setting Menu Func 0 Channel Scan ning Delete Add Quick Function Operating S et S Q L evel Select no signal the background noise is eliminated The larger numbe...

Page 14: ...in VFO mode S e ttin g QT DQT S w itc h Press Kg KT to enter setting signal switch press fT jK to select LCD indicate transmitting or receiv ing signal type Then press Kg to complete the setting S e...

Page 15: ...on here list 83 groups as below 023 051 114 143 174 251 315 371 445 532 631 723 025 054 115 152 205 261 331 411 464 546 632 731 026 065 116 155 223 263 343 412 465 565 654 732 031 071 125 156 226 265...

Page 16: ...he Menu Mode 2 Use TJ r j to select the item to be set 3 Press Kg to enter the Menu Setting use T r j to select the content and press Kg to complete the setting 4 Press v fi to exit the Menu Mode M en...

Page 17: ...Offset Frequency for Duplex VHF 00 000 37 995MHz UHF 00 000 69 995MHz 14 Power On Display OFF DC MSG 15 Power on Password ON OFF 16 Power on Password Setting Edited by Users 17 Roger Tone ON OFF 18 Sc...

Page 18: ...annel No 1 16 will appear BANK 1 The Channel No 17 32 will appear BANK 2 The Channel No 33 48 will appear BANK 3 The Channel No 49 64 will appear BANK 4 The Channel No 65 80 will appear BANK 5 The Cha...

Page 19: ...unction the LCD left displays DW If the transceiver receives a signal it will automatically switch FM radio OFF the LCD upper right R is flashing to receive a signal 5 seconds after stop re ceiving th...

Page 20: ...nnot be operated ANI C o d e S w itc h ANI If turn on the function the transceiver will display ID when receiving M odes o f C h a n n e l D is p la y S elective ALPHA Display the channel name which i...

Page 21: ...ime Operated Scan Carrier Operated Scan T im e out T im er T O T When the transceiver continuous emission over the TOT set time it will automatically stop transmission Up to the limit time will make a...

Page 22: ...lashing Press aJ r j to select the memory channel number for storing when the memory channel number is flashing indicating that the memory channel has stored Press to complete the storage D elete M em...

Page 23: ...itializing Use to initialize all settings except the memory channels and memory channel lockout 1 Press fK to turn on the transceiver 2 Press T V to select SETRST Menu 3 Press K twice to complete the...

Page 24: ...ashing indicating that the channel has stored Press y S to complete the storage F M R a d io M em o ry C h a n n e l D elete Select the radio channel to be deleted if you want to delete the fifth radi...

Page 25: ...PTT key it will launch the cur rently edited channel 5 Press TDR to switch the currently being edited channel ANI Function By using the programming software to edit the transceiver ID By menu 10 to tu...

Page 26: ...12 5KHz 20KHz 25KH z 30KHz 50KHz Modulation Mode FM Work Mode Simplex Antenna Impedance 500 Voltage DC7 4V Ground Method Negative Pole Working Temperature 10 C 55 C Output Power 5W Remanent Radiation...

Page 27: ...a l F M H a n d h e l d T r a n s c e iv e r WARRANTY CARD Buyer Name Telephone Address Dealer Telephone Address Model S N Number Receive Date Date of Send to repair Result Dealer Seal or Signature P...

Page 28: ...for one year warranty out of the warranty time repair will be asked charge 2 The below condition are not in the free warranty Natural Disasters misuse the damage by the drop influent water change the...

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