unication U Series, Руководство пользователя

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D1-9
■ 系列編號
■ 系列下機型編號
U3系列
U3S U3A1 U3A2 U4S U4A1 U4A2
U4系列
D
Radio Function
D6 Setting
function for
diverse
receiving mode
and receiving
chart
3. If the specific frequency is set as the
scanner, it can provide the function
setting that scanning frequency range,
frequency interval, multiple
frequencies, stay time and the
start-point of the multiple scanning
zone altering.
Note1 : It will use the auto-detect and
auto-intermodulation to check
the signal mode and protocol.
Note2 : The radio can also manually
adjust the function to provide
better voice quality.
D7 Manually set
the receiving
table
D8 Remote use
OTAP to set
the receiving
table
D9 Emergency call
Users can set the frequency, band width
and protocol by the keyboard of the
radio.
The function is provided to the dispatch
center or the commander who stays
on-site can set the new receiving table to
a specific group.
1. The top of the radio is set with a red
button. When the user press the
button, then press the PTT, he/she can
make the emergency call function.
(the same as 7-3-a)
2. When the radio is in the emergency
call status
a. The radio will send the GPS coordi-
nate of its current location to the
group in the current channel.
b. Do not need to follow the rule that
cannot send the message when
there is communication in progress.
c. Can be free from the current
restriction about the TX power, and
use the maximum power to emit.
3. Receive / Send the emergency call
(when receive the emergency call)
a. The radio will beep an alert tone,
and inform the following voice call
is the emergency call.
b. The screen will show the number of
the radio which made the emergen-
cy call.
c. The screen will show the digital
map (the receiving side of the radio
will be regarded as the center of the
digital map.) and the location of the
radio which make the emergency
call.
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Handheld Radio Series
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Model of Handheld Radio Series
U3 Series
U3S U3A1 U3A2 U4S U4A1 U4A2
U4 Series
PART D. U Series Portable Radio Specification & Function Description