USER’S MANUAL VEF R-1
FEATURES
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No License Required (as sub title)
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446MHz, 8 Channels
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Automatic scanning / manual Selection Channel
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38 CTCSS code (important for individual calling)
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Range: 1-3 Km (depending on area)
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Monitor function
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Voice control (VOX for hand free operation)
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Volume control
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Auto power off hours selecting
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Key tone ON/OFF
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Ringer tone ON/OFF
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Light screen
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Call function
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Call tone selection
INSTALLING THE EARPHONE
Lift up the cap carefully when connecting the accessory headphone (No Included).
INSTALLING/ REMOVING BATTERIES
This transceiver requires 3 AAA batteries. Use high quality alkaline batteries or Ni-MH rechargeable battery
to enjoy longer periods of battery life.
1. Release the battery cover clip, and then completely open the battery cover.
Remove the belt hook first if it has been installed.
2. Insert (or remove) the 3 AAA batteries.
Mate the battery polarities with those marked on the battery compartment.
3. Close the battery cover, and then lock it using the battery cover clip.
When the battery voltage becomes low, beeps sound and the “
” symbol is shown on LCD. If you are using
Alkaline battery, replace the batteries at this time.
BATTERY STATUS
This function for Rechargeable battery only.
The battery status symbol “
” always displayed when unit is switched on, this symbol shows the battery
status. When all bars are shown, the battery is fully charged. When the “
” symbol is shown and blinking
on LCD, and you can hear a warning tone, you will need to recharge battery before further use.
CHARGE BATTERY
This function for Rechargeable battery only.
When the “
” symbol is shown and blinking on LCD, and you can hear a warning tone, you will need to
recharge battery before further use.
Plug the special AC adaptor into the POWER socket and CHG hold on the right hand side of unit to recharge
battery before further use.
ATTENTION: If your walkie-talkie installed Alkaline battery, please don’t try to recharge it. Charging the non-
rechargeable battery may the walkie-talkie will get heat and damaged.
OPERATION
POWER ON/OFF
1.
To switch on the walkie-talkie, turn the button on the top.
2.
To switch off the walkie-talkie, turn the button on the top to another side and then the display goes
blank.
VOLUME CONTROL
1.
To adjust the volume, press the UP or DOWN button while the walkie-talkie is in the status of idling or
receiving
mode.
2.
LCD will display “ ” symbol & volume level from “01” to “07” or “OF”.
PUSH TO TALK
1.
Press and hold the TALK switch, hold the walkie-talkie about 3 to 4 cm (1.5 to 1.6in.) from your lips.
Then speak into the microphone in your normal speaking voice, LCD will display transmission indicator
“ “.
2.
Release the TALK switch to receive, LCD will display transmission indicator“ “
3.
Repeat above steps 1 and 2 to continue communication.
SELECTION CHANNEL
1.
Press the MENU button into the setting status of “Channel” mode which will indicate a number with blink
beneath the “Channel” symbol.
2.
Then use the UP or DOWN button to scroll through and choose one of the 8 channels.
3.
By pressing TALK button to return to the idling mode.
CTCSS CODES SETTING
You may some times want to hear call from only specific persons. The continuous tone coded system
(CTCSS) allows you to ignore (not hear unwanted calls from persons in other groups who are using the
same channel). Simply select the same CTCSS tone (number) as you party. A CTCSS tone is sub audible
and is selectable from among the 38 standard tone frequencies.
Note: In order to use CTCSS, your party also must use a transceiver which has the CTCSS function.
