Zartek ZA-758, Руководство пользователя

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PROGRAMMING NOTICE!
This transceiver has been factory
programmed and can be used immediately
once purchased. All 16 channels have been
activated with channels in the license free
bands as per the table. There are 2 bands,
PMR 446MHz band with 8 frequencies (1-8)
and the 464MHz band with 5 frequencies
(1a-5a). Select the same channel on any
ZA-758 radio to communicate.
Compatibility:
The ZA-758 is factory programmed to be
directly compatible with all 16 channels on
the ZA-705 and the first 8 channels on the
ZA-708 if they are set to factory
programming. You will need to reprogram
your ZA-758 radio when there is other
programming to be set.
If you require communications with other
radios using the 446MHz band, such as
the Zartek Pro8 or COM8, or those using the
464MHz band, such the Zartek ZA200 or Pro5, you can change
the channels to correspond with the ZA-758. Both the frequency
(1-8 or 1a-5a) and CTCSS sub tones (1-38) must be the same on
all radios. Should there be interference on a specific channel,
select a different channel. Note that Channel 9, 10 & 11 are set
on the open frequency without a sub tone. A sub tone is used to
privatise conversations when using the same frequency.
An optional programming cable is available to program different
PMR 446MHz and 464MHz channels and sub tones on the
ZA-758. Software is available for free download from
www.zartek.co.za . The programming cable is connected to the
radio to the USB port on a PC. Other settings such as Scrambler,
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Squelch level or reassigning the 2 side keys for different functions
can also be programmed. Licence free use of this transceiver
limits the frequencies to the 446MHz and 464MHz bands and the
power is restricted to 500mW.
Please refer to the sections in this manual for instructions on
programming and the functions available.
CH Freq Tone
1 1 10
2 2 10
3 3 10
4 4 10
5 5 10
6 6 10
7 7 10
8 8 10
9 1 OFF
10 2 OFF
11 3 OFF
12 1a 15
13 2a 15
14 3a 15
15 4a 15
16 5a 15
Table of programmed
channels