Standard c5908DE Owner'S Manual Download

Page: 1 / 77

Summary of Contents for c5908DE

Page 1: ...NUAL Thank youforpurchasing ourtransceiver Forproper useofyour transceiver please read this manual thoroughly Keep thismanual inasafe place forreference atalater date 5OMHZ 144MH2 I44OMHz FM TRANSCEIVER 3 e g 1 9 25 e 3 1 43 47 e 5 3 MARANTZ JAPAN INC ...

Page 2: ...ethatthefollowing itemsareincluded 1 Owner smanual 1 2 Blockdiagram 1 3 Microphone CMP883 1 4 Transceiver 1 5 Powersupplycable 1 6 Mounting bracket I 7 Mountingsclewslor mobilesbracket Bolts M4 mm x 8 mm 4 Bolts M5 mm x 20mm 4 Nuts M5 mm 4 Flatwashers M5 mm 8 Lockwashers M5 mm 4 Tapping screws M5 mmx 15mm 4 Hexagon Wrench 1 8 Microphons hunger 1 9 Sparetuses 12A 2 10 oTMF unitCTD5700 1 Attach6dlo ...

Page 3: ...e3s oql NVCS 9g t t z l 0 t 0 l t t su d lo uorpunl pue uoqBledo sepon leseu 6uNrursuPrl 0ur recau z e z uo cunj tuouren rad H eql re sNollcNnl Uot JSt utd H oe lrun fuouray p Our otrJau ro oupgsul 6z ftouroy B urad I uecs e louuols R dn pEg tuouon Qouelrl aqtounBs 62 patord tuotloll tuouray oullcatord e a gz roqloue olouo uro4 fuourayl E 6u doC tuouJofl oqloutserl Lz slualuoC 0ouran aql0ur6ueq3 t...

Page 4: ...vlReception ModeManually 51 USING THEACCESSORIES 53 Enler theFrequency Directly with theMlcrophone 54 Code Squelch andPaging 54 Setting theCode squelch code S5 UsingtheCode sque1ch 55 Setting Individual Code forPaging 55 Settinq Paging Codes forOther Slations 56 Setting aGroup Code 56 Transmitting a Paging Signat 57 Receiving a Paging Signal 57 Delayed fue squeEh Paging SendTrrne 58 Changinglhe Be...

Page 5: ...l ourloauuoc L relPods lPuralxa aLlloullceuuoc 1 auoqdorcltl i ollloullcauuoc 9 e q e c l d d n s r a o d a q l o u l l c a u u o C 9 ra tocsuPrl aql DutllElsul 9 lelceiq bullunoul aqlbutllBlsul 9 lolceJS pue lo tecsue r1aq1 ouqunoyl t s u o l l n e s a l d NOIIVIIVISNI J ...

Page 6: ...etransceiver doesnottouchanymaterial thatcouldbe damaged by heat Install thetransceiver in a placefreeof excessive vrbrations Dashboard mounting lt is recommended thatthetransceiver be mounted underthe dashboard onthesideotthegloveboxor undertheinstrument panel CAUTION Never install thetransceiver inthefollowing ptacesi Near airconditioner outlet vents Exposed todirect sunlight places withexcessiv...

Page 7: ...lell qlr lo 3e rq aql llelsur lxaN sJaqseM r qonorqt slloq pB q xaq uru 9l J aql ssed z s 4 o lJS a r r as LULi gli rol LUrx t t ol O to o saloq luc IO8 peeq xeH uJurtl l Je recsuP4 eql 0urllelsul sl oq rJ g l ro u rur 9 I 01 z 90 lo saloq l rJC qseMrer4 la ioqsPM lco t i5 dP 1nv 6bB I T I 6 8E papnloul are pr rl aql esn paqcelle lurl oq uec lr araq lalcerq 6urlunour or ll lletsul lelcerq bu unour...

Page 8: ... le y F rly igller the ballery lermaa 3 Coonect theblackwireol thetransceiver to the negatve terminal ofthe battery Firmly tightenthe battery termnal 4 Connect thepowerconnector on themainbodyto theconneclor onthepowersupplycable Advice lf thesupplied cableis notlongenough usethe CAWs75 or CAW576 optionapowercable CAUTION When using thetransceiver invehicle witha 24VOC electrical system a DC DC co...

Page 9: ...uralxa oql 6urlceuuoC a r o u r ov 0 z L l u a r n c l n d l n o A B 0 t i t n d t n o C C s qcns Ilddns raMod OC palelnOar e a s n u o r l e l s p a x I e s e r e r a c s u e r l a q l 0 u r s n u a q M NOrlvl V1SNl ot G lrun fuouranl aqt 6ur oueu ro 6uruasut r rola8 pPaq lorluoc aql buucauuo3 eql 6url3auuoo e olaq llo euoLldororul l e r a 3 s u P l a q l U l n l euoqdorcl u aq 6ulpauuoC AtddnS r...

Page 10: ...enna to 1 5orless Neverusethetransceiver whenVSWR isover1 5insuccession Thiswrr causethetransceiver isprotection circuit to reducetransmission powerandmaydamagethetransceiver Neverusedamagedor brokencables Whenmounting anantenna base connect agroundbetween thebaseandtheautomobile body Thisisnotneeded forantennas thatdo notrequire a groundp ace Attaching a Fixed Antenna Toproperly installthe antenn...

Page 11: ...SNOIIVU dO CISVS ...

Page 12: ...e thevolume _r rtea l iE ES6EE O I TumtheVOLknobclockwise to 2 TurntheVOLknobcounterclockwtse todecrease rnevotume 2 Slowly tumtheSQLknobclockwise Advice Whenthe recerving slationis heard adjustthe volume accorornov Or press themLoF Flkeyon themicrophone lo adiuslthe volume When norse rse11rlled aotusr rhevolJroaccoioirgry Press lhe Eo 5FFlheyafleradjuslrna 3 Slop lurning theknobwhen lhenorse disa...

Page 13: ...l las eq uec spueq qlog zHt ott ro zHr t ol pooueqc oq uec pueq lq6ru oql zHL ottJozHr tt zHn 09 ol pe6ueqc oq uec pueq ual aqf 0 0 9 h 025 9h 1o8069c zH9 t 966 6er ol000 00t vo0069c zHt s66 6ff 01000 0zr poeq zHn Ott zHli 966 1 l o1000 l pueqzHn Pueq lq0rU j0806SO zHy t q66 6ttol00O oet vo0069ct zH 966 6t ol0cr0 0 t pueq zHy t 0 zHy l966 1tt ot 000 t pueq zHn t l zHy 966 t9 o1000 09 puPq zH 09 pu...

Page 14: ...p T h eV c O e p r r a t ur s a l ls l a t eI o h e 1 t l c t a t ee c e p t t l p rnemory _ P r e S S t l e C L R S L I I L e y I Or e l L r nl o t h e V L O n O d ed s t l e drsplayed lrequencyInmemoryor callmode Turnthe se eclor toreturntolhe VFOrnodeaslhe displayed ca I frequency Receivino Fecervingistheprocessof setlingadesiredfrequencyandreceiving lransmiss ons Ths lransce verhasa selecloron...

Page 15: ... are sburlas fuouoli ed H pue OIA aq1 pezrprlrursr l9 nNC oql polunour sr lrun l9 n O o uoqM alels fuotce leurDuo aql o leset e e sOuqFs fuoLUoW aqt It O lesau fuoual l IetdslO opour lasar e asooqc ol rolcoles oql urnt 6 losor lou are sburDas fuourerIred H puefuouloy etpts fuoicel putOuo oqlol lasar alesoorllosrortlo pup epon las Icuenberl llVC OjAaql lssaS oln re 1 od oqt urnlol al aqlssaid puelo...

Page 16: ...s arereferred toaslhe H 4 Keys in this manual Rotary Channel Selector Right band Tochangethefrequency oi theRightband lt isalso sed toturnonandofforselectvarious settings Pressthisknoboncetochangelhefrequencyin 1l 4Hzsteps Press theknobagainto return 1otheoriginal frequency Thisknobis referredto as the Selector inthismanual Press thisknobtosetandcancellheDT Fcontrol O SQLKnob Right band Toadiustsq...

Page 17: ...fdo ctsva osc gvd lnlo Hs rE ffs rapocue auol qclonbs auol apour raleadau ralv od uorssrursuerl s u o r l e c p u l e l d s 6 peaH lorluoc apor fuo uatl ssarppe luaraup e ot lo rou r Jo sluotuoc oql IdoC E apot los opoL los oqleOueqS E cuanbarl ttVC cuonbe4ltec olooueqC E apot fuoulo iourour jo s ueluoc aq obueqC E OlA louJeur ol olrrM E apoLu ArouJall puE oln uoeruaq soqclr s 1N3 yI A uecs loLuoL...

Page 18: ...nd Whenan externalspeakeris connectedto the Rightband jackonly theoutputlromboththeLefiandRightbandscan be heardon lhe externalspeaker The inlernalspeaker cannotbeusedwhenanexternalspeaker isconnected llexternalspeakersareconnectedtoboththeLeftandRight bands jacks the Lelt band is heard on the speaker connecled totheLeltbandandtheRighlbandlsheardon thespeakerconnectedto theRightband External Speak...

Page 19: ...i eql posn aq uec ouor ldorc w to4uoc aloLuor aql uo slel I pue eql luo es st lco lof or ttugqM tossrlcolle j oql uo0rsod roaoteql uruoqM vco r v uo pournt sruoqcun qclanbs pueq ureul eLl passerd uaqM Jlo tos cuanoa4llec aqlslosues pue s e osrc rtvc UOrlcal p pre dn eql ur uegs aql suelsor uoql uess oq sosned dn roqwnu ssorppp fuoureuJ ro cuonba4 eL ti so ol d n uollcerp pleaury op oql ul uecs oql...

Page 20: ...BASICOPERATIONS ...

Page 21: ...poy lcol ey ut ropelas aq bulsn zz 1co1 riey eq16u s1 1 12 llo pueg spueg pesnun Dulleleo t2 le od DululLusueil aql Oul aS t2 llO qclanbS uolldecau rood 6uUnp ecueturopa6 6ulnoldtttl lz icuanbarl llVC aql qllrrrr sbutuaS pelercossv Ouuols 02 cuenbel3 11y3 eql6ut6ueq3 02 cuanberl 1 lVC aLll6utsn SNOIIVU dO C CNVACIV ...

Page 22: ...he soltHzbandwhenthe50VHzbandrsdisolaved ano 144MHz bandwheneitherthe l44MHzor440MHz bandisdisolaved For lhe Righlband calllreqLrency drsplays I re440MHz oa 1d regardless ofthebandbeingdisplayed lisTrrr lntualcallfrequerEy MHz Eand c5900DA c5908DE 50MHz 52 525 51 000 1441 lHz 146 520 145 000 440MHz 446 000 433 000 Usedtochang ethecalllrequencylo a ditferent lrequency I Selectthemainband TheLetlban...

Page 23: ...nbs eql urnl ot pesn eq osp uec uo0erodo s q ecr pv Jaaod DururursuEJI aql 0uluos peoq lo tuoc aL uolat lEis m eLli sserd 4cuanba4 llec uro4 oj ql ol urntar oI auoqdorcrur aql uo o j oLt ro a l6s 0i17t aq ssaid etds p teu b ro aql ol rJinla of t 296 apour qctanbs auoriol Icuonbo4 ouof Z9O opour qctanbS auol eg O aPoL iopocuf euol 998 opour qctonbs opoC 9tE apo eleedeu rot Ic enb04 ouol lqyG luarbd...

Page 24: ...rom oFloon The a markappears onthedisplay 18 EO Thisseningpermils theselectorlobeusedintheKeyLockmode I PresstneE key thenpressthe E key E I Thetaclory frequency stepsettlngchanges thefrequency by5kHz whentheSelectoron thecontrolhead isturnedorlheqE 6wFl keyonthemicrophone arepressedTheJrequency stepcanbeset 1o5 625 10 12 5 15 2025 30 500r100kn2 l Select lhemainband 2 TurntheSelector andseltheSetl...

Page 25: ...ol AW oql urpa ots uolpunl apou las aql6urbuPqO ZeO lcolIe 1 srIoN srtll urperols Durras ltnelap rolcel a qf oli a8 n oq ur perols aq uec suorlcunJ apohl las pesn I luanbarj a 1 1y1 uoucun3 epon les eqt 0ur0ueqC zHf sr ourues ltnelep fuolcel eLtf ec pv io dqr bu s 1uortM pJPo LreuoJrotpuPq oriis W acr pv a j lTtgElt 6ql ssard Durllos oql elatduroc ot t I r n l 0 0 0 J r t o i P d p a l d b L P t C...

Page 26: ...ADVANCED OPERAIIONS I ...

Page 27: ... dnlceg fuouefrl fuoueN aqt6ulnBs 62 pelord rou lay fuouanl ourlcalold 82 Jotllou ol euo uloll fuouley E 0ul doC 82 fuouay1e u s0uluas Outnes 82 rouray aql0utsplf 12 sluoluoC rouieyrl eql 6u 0uBtlC 12 slualuoC fuouey1 6u1 e1ds1q 92 tuouay Ouuols 92 apof tuouaf aqj sNorrcNnr AHou f 1 ...

Page 28: ...ysellrngslrom acodental change orerasure Thecontents ofthetranscerver s inlernalmemory unil rnclud ng various settings memory memory address m0lo 079 and hyper memory canbesavedlotheoplionalCMU 161memory unit Ths canbeusedasmemory backup D 29 Storing Memory Oitenusedtrequencies shouldbestoredinmemory I SeeclthemalnbandandsetittotheVFOmode 2 Selecllhefrequency band 3 TurnlheSelectororpresslhe or l ...

Page 29: ...ueu ore e pue Z sdals ur paleldsrp sraqurnu ssarppe fuoulel rl aLtI pe rure sreuol paqctrd Mo e ssarppe ioua perols ou ere oraql11 Z d ts 1 ocr pv Ial lrtsEiSl eqt ssard OjA eql ot r JouJeL equoslueluoJaqlrelsuerl pue rJourour ur04 olA aql ol urnlar of otM aqlssard treldsrp purouoalll ol ur rtar 01 t l00i e f paIEIdsrp srsserppe fuoueur popa os aLlf or ss 3e roureur or t lcoros or s ar o gffi lit ...

Page 30: ...dandsetiltotheVFO P e5 rf L l ey ror 1 ecordor ong the lp e s lha erB st al key A h gh prlched toneisemitledand lhe memorviserased l Thelrequencyandsettingsmodesstored namemoryaddresscan allbecopied toa diflerenl rnemory address I Selecllhe ndn oanddnosetrllo trc VfO t T J n rheSelpctor orpressrhe or lElilg rgyslo cFp l memory addresstocopy lrnnt 1 8 00 tromonetoanother TLrrnlheSeleclor orpressthe...

Page 31: ... urorj elds p eLl 6ueqC Ial E eqlsserd 0e ot ioqu rnu apon les aql las pue rolcalos aql urnl z IariE s aqtsserd uaql Aal fn artlsserd I ro rocsuErl eql ol lrun roulaur lo slualuoc aqllajsuEll 01 t0 ol raqurnu epor los aLll las pue rolcalos eql ulnl 6 iet T sE l aqt ssord uaql Iof fn aLtlssard Z I o 1aqtot pueq lqDlu pue pueq ual aul qloq les I lrun tuourau l 9InytC aql ot sluotuoc tuouraul aql e e...

Page 32: ...lized 1pCVL 6 Vemo ytrrrlcarbeused mmeorale ya terbernq atldcl ed lo lheSlandaro s C5900D se es lranicerverTha remory Unit must beinrtialized asdescribed rn lnitia izinq the remoryU il beioreusewithth s traosceiver Notethala llhe conlenlsol thedalaw ll be erasedwhenlhe MemoryUnitis rnitialized Besurenotlo accidenlally perlorma N 4emory Besel inslead ol Resetling lhe MemoryUnit ll a Me rnory Reset ...

Page 33: ...e9 apoy onv urfuoula rad H 6unes e8 apor lenuer pue olnv uaa vqeq Dultlcu t s e8 opoy lPnuer urfuoLuay rad H ou es 2e fuouey1tad H e outleldsto 20 uollcunl fuouey led H otll sNorrcNnr AUoAt rv uld H ...

Page 34: ...e Setmade lunclrons below SETmodenunrber 06 16 20 23 28 Switching 1200bps 9600bps TheHypermemory canbe displayed by Lrsing theC 4PBB3 microphone llthekeys E arepressedwithin3second alterpressinglhe Ekeyduring recepl on lheHyper memory isdisplayed llnokeyispressed wilhin3second atlerpressrng theEkey thstunctioniscanceledandmiddle pitchedtone rsemrlted 2 TheH seflngsaredisplayedConlirm lhaltheHMnumb...

Page 35: ...peurura sr euol aql eiolaq peseater sr e eqt lt dets ul sr 0 y H uaq pa p osrp rou sr raquinu r H ut 9 6 tii uonnq r H oln eLtl ol pa es eq louuec 1ol t l H o slualuoc eqltnq 1ot I t H ot pa es eq uPc o uo nq nH oln eqt ro str tuo j Ynlo Ia i fa fi aq oeuo ssa J raL Io i fIl aqlssa d 6uruos l lH roqoue eldsrp 01 Iarl E ssarduoq Io j flf aqlssard OlAaqlol urnlor 01 ouoqoolcrul aqt uo s i inq l H a ...

Page 36: ...CTIONS Relerence Thefaclory setting oJC5SOSDE loreach HMsetting are isted Leflband MHz Rqhrband MHz 0 145CU 433 000 5 1 r 4 5 0 m 2 51m 433 000 3 145 Cm r45 0m t r5 433 000 5 433Cm 433 000 6 5 l m 433 000 r45C0 433 000 ...

Page 37: ...ecs jouJet l lcolg ssa ppv fuoruoy lo icot8 E 0uruuecs 6t uecg fuourayl fuouay1 ursercuenbarS Ouruuecg 8e uecs uerOord ebueu cllcods e uecs 1 e u e c s s n g l o e t l r l a u n s a g a q l 6 u r 6 u e q 3 2e upcs llv rlpr r pueg aruu3 aqlouruuecg 2e UEOS zHyI f zHgl 1 urqln ouruuecs 9 e p e a d g u B c S a t l l 0 u r 6 u e q C 9e edll uecg aql0ur6ueq3 9e uolpunl u cs aq1 NVCS ...

Page 38: ...s a d o rransmtl TurnlheSeector orpressthe or E6wNlkeyslochange lhed reclonofscanwhileitistnorooress Duringscan pressthe or l6fiM keysto pauseatthe currentlrequency W enasLdr s slopped turrll e Seleclor orp pss _re or 6WFl keystoresiarl scan Tl_e sleplorsplli qlhe p tJe1 y lor1l Hl Scan AltScdn and P ogramScanrslhesamelreouetcyslep Dress qthpSeleclor dunng a scanslops lhescanandilcanbechanged loa ...

Page 39: ...pi Ia t ls NdSl eqtsserd ueos eLltdots ot g Iel lSEF5Sl aq ssard uecs aqt dots ot 9 palels sruecs 2Ht lI aql Aart ls I sl orll ssord e uecs iol AcLrenoe4 liels aq lcalas ol s o i lNMCrOl lo aqlssarolo lolca oSaq urnl 6uruuecs 6uqur oprM zHl L ere peuueos serclenbe4ro pueq aqt teql uiirluoC g potrels sr uecs V aql Iol m6 oqt sso rd pue e i En oqt uMop ptoH t pauels sruecs zHu l eql Ieri 5 eql ssord...

Page 40: ...rogram number p R t48 Efr Blinking 10Press lhe MME NTI keyinJunction mode ThePonthedisplaystopsblinking Starting thescan 1 Select themain band Erasing aprogram I I Selecr themain band 2 Pressthe El key then pressthe Is t ey rr 2 Presslhe E key rhenpressrl e tey E E J TurnlheSeleclor orpressthe or I6FM keystospecilyA orb forthedesiredprogram number 5 Toslopthescan pressthe l key I TurntheSelector o...

Page 41: ...l mon 000Y1 lol eur Puo0oo tuouJeui pu rolul I i uecs ol lcolq fuouaur oqt lcalos ol s a i hmdEl o 9l1l sserd ro ropeles eql Ulnl Ial i or ssord A ol oql ol les pue pueq ureul oqt pelos I uecs aql6u BlS Motaq u olts se sesselppe ruourour 0I Jo slslsuoc lcolq euo sricolq pnpnrpur ul tuotxour suecs slql Alouraare ssorppp tuouraLlr aqllpI paUluJe srouol poqctro ol Zoolsut ocr pv uEcS tuoure lcolg sso...

Page 42: ...Advice tnstep2pressthe v MEFilkey1o conlirrn lhememory address IorHiand Lo Thedisplayloggesbetlveen thetwowlh each pressol thekey Insteps4 and6 iurntheSeectorintunction modeto change address seltng n steps ol 10 Whensellingthe memoryaddressrange emplymemory address nurnbers arealsodispayed During lhe scan only addresscontaining rnemory w thinthespecilied rangeare scanned Press the E key lhenpresst...

Page 43: ...aql Duruuecs pauuecs loN no pe icotoie MOUUV NMOO eql q polrcadslousassarppeliou rour fuourotluecsfuouor 0uunC uecsfuoLuey uerooid pue upcs fuo rlol lcoi uecs fuoLuel I ioJ peuropad eq uec fuou rel uecs fuour MOUEV_NMOO q porlrceos fuourau ou sr aieql Jr peuruJe sr euol peqctd Mol e Z dels ul Iol IN3yt l eq sserd arnpacord aqt elaldLuocol Z sesserppe tuouroL reqto las ol 9 ot e sdols leedeE I Aelo...

Page 44: ...SCAN I b ...

Page 45: ...Jaleodau lol cuanbail auol ssclc pue Asuanbarl lasuo aql 6ul6ueqc 9t esra eu epoyl ralEodau ur lllcaro uorlpls e oul lsceu nr llpnuEy apoy ralEodou ouluos w apoy raleadau olnv ourllasuec Vn epoy ralpedeu onv epoy jelpadau bursn vn uo Icun1 JalEooau oqf SNOIIVU dO Uflvfd IU ...

Page 46: ...eE switch andspeakinlhedirectron ollhemicrophone T a smining 140 25MH2 Frcquency isshinedby Advice Therelatrons belween lrequencyandshilldireclion areas lo ows ForC5900DA 145 100 to 145495MHz lower shitt 146000to 146395MHz upper shiil 146 600 to 146995MHz lower shitt 147 000 to 147395MHz upper shlt 147 6001o 147995MHz lower shfi ForC590BDE 145600lo145795MHz lower shill Setting Repeater Mode Manual...

Page 47: ... oql ulnf apoy Jaleadau rol Acuenberl euol ssclc pue Aouenbeij les o aql bulbueqc qclonos or ll uaoo pue uorlcorpasr rlcolcralunoc aql urqou lqclanbS aql urnl asroAaE 6ulsnlnoq Uoolqctenbsleso uo o es sruorlcunJ srqi ueqM uosr ourueslneJep otgeleqf acr pv Iet E iE I l aql ssard arnparord eq o alduroa 01 t lo ol uo r o4 etdsrp oql a6ueqC af rN nA l aqt ssard J O J b 5 m L l 1 ot raoLUnu Epon las au...

Page 48: ...ainbandandserrrovFo 2 Settheotlsetlrequency andrepeater mode Advice Whilethe keyispressed a 1750Hztone burslsignal rslransmrtled A toneburstsignalcannolbe lransmitted whentheDTMF lunction isactive I 3 Turn theSelector orpressthe or keystoselectthe repeater slatron lrequency Holddownrhe swilchand lhe keyon mrcrophone allhesametrme ...

Page 49: ...v Pclteuolnv pueg elrsoddo aql oullnn 09 tau l lno eulI llegllpLl onv uolsslulsuerl aLll 0ulddols 09 deeg Aq puels uotss usuelf daag 11d aql oulles 6t deeg aql lo eun1o1 aql6ut0ueq3 6 reururc ssaulqopg r eldsp6 aql butoueq3 6r lul l ol lsnoeuellnurs p1dsr6 aq11o septg qlog uo satcuanbell atll 6ut0uBtlC 8t qc1anbg 3g 8 tco l l Id uolsslulsuell leuotluelulun 6ulluanaJd 8 Ill ull pueg eq1butnotuag SN...

Page 50: ...ocedure pressthe c LTsFikey Advce Thelactorydelaullsettingson Tocancel this lunction setthedisplay n step3lo on RFSquelch TurnlheSeleclorandseitheSelModenumberto 13 innd an Thisiunclion opens thesquelch when lhereceived siOnalexceeds thes melerlevelselting L Press rhe E key lhenpressthereLF3dft e1______ EJ 2 TurntheSelectorand settheSel rodenumberto32 3 P esstl e ll MEFil t sy C langer ledrsplay r...

Page 51: ...eq qns eql iutl oln 6 uuno I snoauet nurs paoueqc pue pa recer eq uec sercuenba l furlun op pue iurtdn oql les sr uortcunl rjur t Otn eqi ueqM zH i0 1tt ol I It t cuenba4 lu lun op raleador out ol las sr pueq raqto aql pue zHl 9tl ol0 9tl Icuonber lu ldn raleeder aql olles sr pueq ouo lt J o n l L d d r L l p d s l p 0 q l l e s u o l l u 1 r L l l d l J P i o t o s D t r l a s t t n p l O p O t J...

Page 52: ...linginstep3 Advice Thetaclorydelaultsetting isoF Toprevenl verylongunwanled trans missions sellhetran scever to3 5orl5minutes Timeoul limer ofDTMFconlrolis Independent oflhrs Iunction WhenDT 4F controlisturnedon I me oulI meris sel forten minules D 61 Muting theSub band Sub band Mute Mutino he Opposite Band Automatically Auto Mute This Junction isusedtoaulomatically reduce thevolume aboul 20dB oft...

Page 53: ...Eagh Iiienuent eDoyrt uorldacaU f V oqt Ouruas epoy uorldecau nv olnv aql burltos p Ieldsrp srOdV loueqtraL los 0 dols ur ouruas oql losrourlles llneJep fuolce aql acr pv IoI ll SEial eql ssard ernpa3ord aql al durocol l s L r l s r l r r q 6 4 9 1 q 8 l l o lo urorl Ie dsrp aqlaoueqC a i IN3 F I aql sseid I d a I E C o t r d q L L n J r o o n 1 o S J 1 l l a s o L o r o l c d 0 S o l l u r n L Z ...

Page 54: ...ADDITIONALFUNCTIONS ID ...

Page 55: ...C lf lo E bulpuas 69 roureyl ur pero15 epoC lyllo P ouloueqC 69 tuourey urepoC ltiIIO aqlOupols 99 euoqdorcrn aql uo4 apoC lyljo e 0ulutusuEjf 99 apo3 3416 6uts1 1 99 apour Dur0ed aql ur sdaag aq16u 0ueqg 89 auill puas 0u 0ed qctenbs epoC pa Blac 1 9 leuOrg 0u 6e6 e 6u1n acag 29 leu6qg 6ul0ed e bululrlsuerl 99 apoC dnor9 e Ourues 99 suollEls Jaqlo lol sepoC 0urDEd Dutuas 99 0u 0e6 ro1epog lenpntpu...

Page 56: ...nlby pressing thekeypaddurng lransm Code Squelch andPaqinq q q lE t 9Jr lvar r Er rilkey toseectthedig ts 6digils 3dgts 5digits 3 j l 3 Thistransceivercan callaspecilicstation oragroupol slationsTo dothis thecode squelch paging codemuslmatchthatottheolher lransceivet Paging Code squelch Codesquelch istheprocess oJ sending acodedDTMF slgnal toanother transceiverthat hasthesamecodeprogrammed Whenrec...

Page 57: ...pr rpur eqf sllpc g recar pue llec ol fuessoceu sr epoc lenpr rpur uV d q epoc aures eLllspuos reuued rnol oorlM pauado srLlclonbs epoc eq1 I opoc aql puas ot r lclrMs aqlssard I Duroed rot epoC lenpr rpul 0urllos Ia j EStTv i aql sseld arnpgcord oql alelduloc ol t t 1 t l apo 0qt tasot rotcrlas oqt uinl e ef uorlcunl to luocl 10 aql ul epoc ssed aql se pasn srpueq lje l o apoc qclenos apocoql lol...

Page 58: ...i t 4 Press lhe VE EFT keylo seta partneraddress code Set lhiscoden address C1toC6 2 l i t 0 0 0 Settinq aGroupCode 5 Press lhe E key thenpressthe lVlr l EFil key The firstdigit bllnks I Select themainband 2 Pressthe El key rnenpresslhe key e J 3 Turn theSeleclor andsetthe SetMode nLrrnber lo21 4 Pressthe lvmEfrfl keyandselect aparlnercodelo selthegroup code Partnercodesand groupcodes areslored in...

Page 59: ... l or ll uoq a luos sr opoc bur racor oqt 1 dats iotlv lllcoroc pe recorloueresapocrou duaqi C saceldei 3 ldetsul apoconolo eql se eules srepoJ paia sue aql apoc dnoj6 e se tuas srepoc oqt ueqM ldetsul lues sr lC raqJnu opoLu los urpo eldsrp apocoqf oeracuec sr qclanbs apoc aql uaqM pele rl3e sr 6u 6ed 6ut0ed ol lrio idspqqrtdrbs apoJ pelp tJeloLsr6ur6pdt rqtdelsu Lo ot pabueql aq Jel ptdsro aqt t...

Page 60: ...ss the llrv EFil keyandselectlhenumberofbeeps n t Transmittino a DTMF CodefromtheMicroohone 2 q i ndL 5 Thefollowing twomethods canbeusedtolransmitDTMF codes rethod1 Holddownlhe PTTswitchand usethe keypadof the remote conrol mcrophone Method 2 Slorea DTMFcode inmemory andtransmil lhecode Memoryanddisplayof DTMFcodes ADTMF codecanbestoredina DT 4F memory address Upto 15digitscanbestoredinoneDTMF me...

Page 61: ...V P tq a q 1cotq qceoleldsrp olAol IESI A eqr sseid pup t ol I sdalsleadarssaippefu ououJlr I Oelo sluoluoaaqllerdsrpof potq qcPo eldsrp olAel tEE foal aql ssn t ol L sdels teaoar spoc ll vlo roqtoue e ols of detsu perolslouoreslrbrp 6urlu tqOurureLUeiaql paletdsrpsi I 111ot8 paialua uaql sr e po3 eql palaatas sr tr6rp lsel aql ue tM Iel llts B l oqlssard slrblp 9l ueqlrauoqsele sepoc uaqM Ao i I ...

Page 62: ... bechanaed lo 100milli seconds 2 E 0 l t 2 Press tne E xeyandhe FSm l ey E 3 TurntheSelector anclseltheSetModenumberto24 I I 5 Presslhe E key lhen pressthe key The Jirstdigil blinks I P essrne E ley rheroresst re din SEiltey DTMF signar DTMF signal 2 TurnlheSelector and setlheSelt 4ode numberto26 fr ffttt Blinking EID sPsi 5 d t It Press thelcLRSETI evtoeraselheDTL Fcode 3 Press the MMENiIkeyandch...

Page 63: ...qt oltas t u o l c u n l o n e u o l c u n l u l o p z e p o u r t t v S a q l o l t e s I ol aqt ol tas 0 s l ollolse e e suorlelai snlels pue epoc oq1 ecr pv epoclnlf0 eqle recor uecra raosuerl eq rauled uro4 apoc ssed oqte raca8 I l04uoc ftllo aqllq llcairp paouPqcoq uec pueq 0reur lolcuanbe4 oqf to4uoc Jgllc q cuanberJ aql 0uroueqc epour les eql Jo tuapuadapur suaurl srql panurluoc sruo ssluJs...

Page 64: ...rsselThetone issent usrng thetone sqoelch lonewhen I sset ignal O TS00n ISQotl TSO 0n w Audionot Audio recetve receiveo TS00n IS00u 6 r G i f r w w w lomlgm11 tu loE sg 915nz Audio Audlo not Audio received receive received Chanqinq theFrequency oftheToneSignal Tone encoder 118 EE Tone squelch ttE 7 fr 4 furn tneSeectorlo changethelrequency oi thelonesional t 1 I Seleci lhe main band 2 Select lheba...

Page 65: ...peoH lo luoc r6sMV3 llo pournlsr releods leuieluraqt urpo60ntd sl ond ururnp eql oort 069MVCE69MVC qltM popntcu 6ntd Iururnp aql esn JaNeads purala euorldo aq oursn uaqM suoBcunlleLrl osnec IPur lr ur I ro o sr LJorlcouuoc solqec aql l qloual ur leol Z s aleu I peacxe lou lsnur alqec uorsuaUo oql rotcauuoc z3tn aql ol tr tcouuoc lou oc 069MVc lo rol3euuoc tc i r ll 01 pe ceuuoc oq tsnur eSSdl lc l...

Page 66: ...USINGTHEACCESSORIES ...

Page 67: ...Pd a laceu olpuP8 aql Dullcalas 19 sdq oogo pue 0Oz t ueaanlaq butqcltrttg 1 9 uo egrunuru oC lalcEd elPC sdq 0096 paeds q6tH 99 uorssruJsuPJl la tced elec sdq 002r 99 uorssrLusuErl le iced ElEo sNorrvu rdo lrvcvd ...

Page 68: ...0bpsand9600bpsReter lo Swilching berf en1200bpsand 9600bpstordelails page67 Thestandardnp rr revels are 40mvp plor1200bps and2 ovp p for960Obos OGND Cornrnon conneclron lorTX DATA pin1 andRX DATA pin4or s o Prr PTT fordalatransmission only Thisinputisconnected toGNDbytheTNC10transmit dala 1200 bosData Packet Transmission I Connecllhe TNCto thelransceiver as shownin thediagram Connection diagram TN...

Page 69: ...uJral VIVO XB ulo t eql uo lelr rolu erour rol SNl rnol ql per ddns enuelu ol ralsu u o r s s u r s u e r l e l e p z H l t 0 s p a a c x a l r o l e r a p I a a c s u E l l a q l l l pesn s rotceuuoJ elepaqtot uortaauuoc llJ aql uaqM rotceuuoc a u o q d o r r r r a r t o o a d d e a o t o 1 r p r e l e p e u o s o r p n e u V e c p v rnot uoaers reqro aqr Lrc o p or q q l l JT fr eqt e en oH tenu...

Page 70: ...PACKETOPEMTIONS D ...

Page 71: ...D sfcNlulrfH ...

Page 72: ...ode 14 Thetransmlssion power islow Theantelna s notl rcliol 19 co recll Thetransceiver issetto Lowpower Theantenna isdisconnecled ordamaged Theduplexcableisdisconnected ordamaged Nobeepisheard TheBeepfunction issettoofi Setmode 04 l 4emory cannotbe saved changedorerased TheMemoryProlectlunction sseltoon Setmode 10 Memory cannotbe saved Al lhememory address areused Cannot scan The SQL knob isturned...

Page 73: ...r aql6uruas 0 8 0 o l 50n gto 6urlos oeo er oql6urOuPqC t r O J h 5 L E 6eO 6urlles usJS fuouran aql6urbuPqC 1A u lrln O9g aurI uolss r xsue4 apoc Jnlo oql6uroueqC 5 d51 e el Ouluas truJt pueq oql 6urOueqC u o P U a c 89 uorssrursuPrl 6urOed pue qqanbs apo3 ol ourl eqlburlas 5 lParg geG adrr ueos aq 6uroueqc d ldqrl 69 opoc J l10 eqlouruos f _ L t A 2 9e peods uecs aqt 6urbuPqC HdsT E osE 6uruas o...

Page 74: ...576 Memory unit For memory expansion ormemory backup Mobile bracket External speaker Dual microphone cable Separate cabe Control HeadExtension cabler 3m Extension cable withconneclion box 5m Exlension cable withconnection box 8m Power exlension cable 5m Power relay cabe 3m ...

Page 75: ... t l q 6 t t l t l s t pueq zHv jvb lvn I pueq zHr 09 pueq ual Icuanba4 alBrpaurelul 0 Z I xorddv O X H X M LUur e l x 0t x otl SUo suaurro ourpunorb anrleoaN poqla ourpunor9 1C8069C a qe3 ql v 6dA N VO0O69C alqel qlr ad t l rotcauuoC Puualuv urdd t AlrlrqPls AJUanOOll C 09 ot C 0Z e6uer a rnteradual 0ur jlo6 O 09 acuepadu l euueluv O t acuepadull eleads O OOg acuepadu il lndul auoqdor3r V 91 O ue...

Page 76: ...55 KeyLock 22 1 21 LowPower 21 M 2 1 MAtN 11 Main Eand 11 Manual Mode 33 Memory 26 Memory Address 26 Memory Backup 29 Memory Pro1ect 29 Memory Reset 13 Memory Scan 39 Memory ScanMemory 41 Memory Unit 30 Mounting 5 MUTE 11 50 MYKey 23 Otfset Frequency 44 uplfon 2 Option Cables 63 Packet 66 r A f 5 Pagin9 54 Pause Scan 36 Power Supply 6 Power Supply Cable 6 Program Scan 38 Program Memory 40 PTT 17 P...

Page 77: ... or uoy ...

Search results

Summary of Contents for c5908DE

Reviews:

Related manuals for c5908DE

Brands by name

Popular brands

Standard c5908DE, Owner'S Manual

Search results

Summary of Contents for c5908DE

Reviews:

Related manuals for c5908DE

Brands by name

Popular brands