PREPARING YOUR RADIO FOR USE
Attaching / removing the antenna
Attaching / removing the battery pack
1.
To attach, carefully align the antenna with the
socket. Screw in the antenna and clockwise
(taking care not to cross the thread) until it
is seated firmly with the accessory cover’s
rubber ring between the antenna and the top
of the radio.
(A)
2.
To remove, unscrew the antenna
anti-clockwise.
(B)
1.
To attach, locate the pegs on the bottom of the
battery into the slots on the radio and press
the top of the battery against the radio. Secure
battery by tightening the screw clockwise
by hand. (Do not use any implement or
overtighten).
(C)
2.
To remove, unscrew the locking screw anti-
clockwise and pull the battery away from the
top of the radio.
(D)
A
B
C
D
SWITCHING ON, RECEPTION
AND SWITCHING OFF
1.
To switch on, press and hold the on/off control
(1) on the front of the radio.
2.
When the radio has passed its diagnostic tests,
it will emit a fanfare tone.
3.
The radio will enter standby mode. This is
indicated by the LED Amber flashing once
every 5 seconds, signalling that the radio is
ready for use.
4.
Adjust the volume control to select the desired
volume level.
5.
Using the channel buttons, ensure you have
the correct channel selected.
6.
When receiving a valid signal, the LED will
illuminate steady green and audio will be
emitted from the radio’s speaker or audio
accessory (if attached)
7.
When finished using the radio, switch off
by pressing and holding the on/off button
(1) until the radio beeps and the LED/LCD is
extinguished.
TRANSMITTING
1.
Perform steps 1 through to 5 of Switching On,
Reception and Switching Off.
2.
Before transmitting, monitor the channel and
make sure it is clear.
3.
When receiving a signal, wait until the signal
stops before transmitting. The radio cannot
transmit and receive simultaneously.
4.
Press the PTT (Push To Talk) button (4) to begin
your transmission. To confirm transmission the
LED illuminates red.
5.
For best transmitted speech quality you must
talk directly into the radio’s microphone (10) at
around 4cm between your mouth and the radio.
6.
Please note: if you talk into the top of the
radio or with your mouth further away, you will
transmit poor quality speech
7.
When the transmission is finished release the
PTT button.
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HT649
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Signed:
HT649
Quick Start User Guide
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