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Appendix:

104 Groups of DCS Frequencies

Dismantling and Assembly Drawings 

(A) The Whole Chart 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(B) Bracket Assembly Diagram

Appendix: Two way radio frequency list

Appendix: CTCSS/DCS list: 50 groups of CTCSS Frequencies

01

67.0

11

94.8

21

131.8

31

171.3

41

203.5

02

69.3

12

97.4

22

136.5

32

173.8

42

206.5

03

71.9

13

100.0

23

141.3

33

177.3

43

210.7

04

74.4

14

103.5

24

146.2

34

179.9

44

218.1

05

77.0

15

107.2

25

151.4

35

183.5

45

225.7

06

79.7

16

110.9

26

156.7

36

186.2

46

229.1

07

82.5

17

114.8

27

159.8

37

189.9

47

233.6

08

85.4

18

118.8

28

162.2

38

192.8

48

241.8

09

88.5

19

123.0

29

165.5

39

196.6

49

250.3

10

91.5

20

127.3

30

167.9

40

199.5

50

254.1

CH Simplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

Duplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

CH Simplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

CH Simplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

Duplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

CH Simplex Mode 

Frequency (MHz)

01 476.4250 

477.1750 (CH31) 

Repeater TX

21 476.9250

41 476.4375 

Repeater RX

477.1875 (CH71) 

Repeater Transmit

61 476.9375 (RX Only) 

Future Use

02 476.4500

477.2000 (CH32) 

Repeater TX

22 476.9500 

Data Only

42 476.4625 

Repeater RX

477.2125 (CH72) 

Repeater Transmit

62 476.9625 (RX Only) 

Future Use

03 476.4750

477.2250 (CH33) 

Repeater TX

23 476.9750 

Data Only

43 476.4875 

Repeater RX

477.2375 (CH73) 

Repeater Transmit

63 476.9875 (RX Only) 

Future Use

04 476.5000

477.2500 (CH34) 

Repeater TX

24 477.0000

44 476.5125 

Repeater RX

477.2625 (CH74) 

Repeater Transmit

64 477.0125

05 476.5250 

Emergency Only

477.2750 (CH35) 

Repeater TX

25 477.0250

45 476.5375 

Repeater RX

477.2875 (CH75) 

Repeater Transmit

65 477.0375

06 476.5500

477.3000 (CH36) 

Repeater TX

26 477.0500

46 476.5625 

Repeater RX

477.3125 (CH76) 

Repeater Transmit

66 477.0625

07 476.5750

477.3250 (CH37) 

Repeater TX

27 477.0750

47 476.5875 

Repeater RX

477.3375 (CH77) 

Repeater Transmit

67 477.0875

08 476.6000

477.3500 (CH38) 

Repeater TX

28 477.1000

48 476.6125 

Repeater RX

477.3625 (CH78) 

Repeater Transmit

68 477.1125

09 476.6250

29 477.1250

49 476.6375

69 477.1375

10 476.6500

30 477.1500 

UHF CB Broadcast

50 476.6625

70 477.1625

11 476.6750 

Call Channel

31 477.1750 

Repeater Input

51 476.6875

71 477.1875 

Repeater Input

12 476.7000

32 477.2000 

Repeater Input

52 476.7125

72 477.2125 

Repeater Input

13 476.7250

33 477.2250 

Repeater Input

53 476.7375

73 477.2375 

Repeater Input

14 476.7500

34 477.2500 

Repeater Input

54 476.7625

74 477.2625 

Repeater Input

15 476.7750

35 477.2750 

Emergency Only

55 476.7875

75 477.2875 

Repeater Input

16 476.8000

36 477.3000 

Repeater Input

56 476.8125

76 477.3125 

Repeater Input

17 476.8250

37 477.3250 

Repeater Input

57 476.8375

77 477.3375 

Repeater Input

18 476.8500

38 477.3500 

Repeater Input

58 476.8625

78 477.3625 

Repeater Input

19 476.8750

39 477.3750 

59 476.8875

79 477.3875

20 476.9000

40 477.4000 

Highway Channel

60 476.9125

80 477.4125

104 groups of DCS Frequencies

01

023

19

116

37

225

55

325

73

452

91

627

02

025

20

122

38

226

56

331

74

454

92

631

03

026

21

125

39

243

57

332

75

455

93

632

04

031

22

131

40

244

58

343

76

462

94

654

05

032

23

132

41

245

59

346

77

464

95

662

06

036

24

134

42

246

60

351

78

465

96

664

07

043

25

143

43

251

61

356

79

466

97

703

08

047

26

145

44

252

62

364

80

503

98

712

09

051

27

152

45

255

63

365

81

506

99

723

10

053

28

155

46

261

64

371

82

516

A0

731

11

054

29

156

47

263

65

411

83

523

A1

732

12

065

30

162

48

265

66

412

84

526

A2

734

13

071

31

165

49

266

67

413

85

532

A3

743

14

072

32

172

50

271

68

423

86

546

A4

754

15

073

33

174

51

274

69

431

87

565

16

074

34

205

52

306

70

432

88

606

17

114

35

212

53

311

71

445

89

612

18

115

36

223

54

315

72

446

90

624

Dismantling and assembly drawings

(A) The whole chart

(B) Bracket assembly diagram

Fixed bracket with 3 3 * 8 self tapping screws

in the right position.

Содержание PRO902

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Страница 2: ...Absorption Current in TX 1 3A 5W 3 2A 15W Operation Mode Simplex Duplex Audio Output Power 4 Watt Base Microphone Digital Coded Squelch DCS 104 Interference Eliminator CTCSS 50 Duplex Capability Yes Channel Memory Scan Yes Scan Priority Scan Yes Backlit LCD Display Yes 7 Colour Selectable External Speaker Jack Yes TX RX Indicator Yes Scanning Receive Functions Yes Key Lock Yes Key Beep On Off Yes ...

Страница 3: ...and Thank you for your support and interest in our products Maintenance service and support The Company provides long term support for its products This support includes maintenance spare parts and warranty within the warranty period After the expiry of the warranty The company provides technical services and spare parts to authorized radio dealers The ordering of replacement parts When ordering r...

Страница 4: ...el 5 repeater access is available in most areas Activate duplex on Channel 5 Telecommand Channels ACMA has reserved Channel 22 and Channel 23 as telecommand channels Transmission is prohibited on these channels PRO901 blocks transmission on these 2 channels Channels 61 62 and 63 are for future use and TX is inhibited on these channels Commercial UHF LMR The PRO902 features hybrid funcionality allo...

Страница 5: ...ndication of the selected channel and all selected functions Backlit for night viewing Compact Size Fits into the smallest locations allowing installations in space challenged environments CTCSS DCS A built in Continuous Tone Coded Squelch and Digital Coded Squelch System option provides quiet channel operation Overvoltage Protection Special overvoltage detection circuitry protects the radio and w...

Страница 6: ...477 4125MHz Channels 1 80 are fixed for Australian frequencies BANK2 450 520MHz LMR frequency for Channels 81 99 These channels can be programmed using optional programming software available to authorised dealers They can also be switched to high and low power LCD will show Hi Lo BANK1 and BANK2 switching mode LOCK MON the liquid crystal display will show P1 bank1 P2 bank2 Power To turn on briefl...

Страница 7: ...smitting CTCSS Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System and DCS Digitally Coded Squelch CTCSS Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System and DCS Digitally Coded Squelch are squelch quieting systems that allow several groups of users to share the same channel without disturbing each other The system applies a continuous low level tone to your transmission and uses a matching tone decoder to control your rece...

Страница 8: ... audio DCS digital sub audio OF represents no sub tone The unit provides 50 sets of CTCSS and 104 sets of DCS 3 After selecting the sub audio category you want to set press the Lock key to confirm your choice 4 Then press the handset function select button to confirm the selection of the desired sub audio group and then press to confirm your choice Note If you select a CTCSS personal code the prev...

Страница 9: ...uelch Sensitivity 1 Briefly press the MENU key to enter the menu 2 Then press or key to select and stop when the LCD display Sq and briefly press the key to confirm and enter squelch sensitivity setting 3 Then you can press or key to choose the squelch sensitivity level you want and press the key to confirm The default setting is 05 which generally provides reliable squelch operation for most appl...

Страница 10: ...71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 Channel only for Emergency PRI Channel The Priority Channel feature allows you to immediately recall any one of your channels with instant access to your working channel or your local repeater with one button PRI Channel Setting 1 Select the channel you requested 2 Press and hold the PRI function key then enter the priority channel setting and then select the priority chann...

Страница 11: ...the busy channel If the radio pauses on a busy channel and you don t wish to listen to the conversation briefly press either of the or keys The radio will skip over that channel and resume scanning from the next channel in the sequence Briefly press the key again to stop scanning and it will return to the previous channel To Activate Repeater Channels 1 Press and hold the MENU button for 3 seconds...

Страница 12: ...m the display There is a TX icon displayed Note When you send out an alarm signal the signal will only last for three seconds in a minute After one minute the alarm will continue Call Tone Setting 1 Briefly press the menu key to enter the menu 2 Press or key to select and stop when the LCD display CA Press the key to confirm and enter calltone setting 3 Press or key to choose the desired setting a...

Страница 13: ...ess the MENU key to enter the menu 2 Then press or key to select and stop when the LCD displays bp Press the key to confirm and enter keytone setting 3 Press or key to choose ON OFF Briefly press the key to confirm Wide Narrow Band Wide Narrow Band select only through PC programming USB Charger Charging power for cellphones and other devices Speaker Selection When the radio is ON press to switch H...

Страница 14: ... 8625 78 477 3625 Repeater Input 19 476 8750 39 477 3750 59 476 8875 79 477 3875 20 476 9000 40 477 4000 Highway Channel 60 476 9125 80 477 4125 Appendix Two way radio frequency list Appendix CTCSS DCS list 50 groups of CTCSS Frequencies 01 67 0 11 94 8 21 131 8 31 171 3 41 203 5 02 69 3 12 97 4 22 136 5 32 173 8 42 206 5 03 71 9 13 100 0 23 141 3 33 177 3 43 210 7 04 74 4 14 103 5 24 146 2 34 179...

Страница 15: ...5 143 43 251 61 356 79 466 97 703 08 047 26 145 44 252 62 364 80 503 98 712 09 051 27 152 45 255 63 365 81 506 99 723 10 053 28 155 46 261 64 371 82 516 A0 731 11 054 29 156 47 263 65 411 83 523 A1 732 12 065 30 162 48 265 66 412 84 526 A2 734 13 071 31 165 49 266 67 413 85 532 A3 743 14 072 32 172 50 271 68 423 86 546 A4 754 15 073 33 174 51 274 69 431 87 565 16 074 34 205 52 306 70 432 88 606 17...

Страница 16: ...roducts AFTER 30 DAYS OF PURCHASE DATE Warranty repair and service is carried out by our National Service Centre Repair and service will be carried out at no cost to the owner if proof of ownership and the date of purchase can be verified to the satisfaction of the authorised centre concerned with this repair This proof should take the form of either a The warranty card accompanying this product s...

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