Audiovox GMRS100 Manuel utilisateur

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General Mobile Radio Service (GMRS)

Model: GMRS100

Released: 3-10-03

Owner's Manual

MODE

LOHI

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NEVERATTEMPT TO CHARGE ALKALINE OR DRY CELL BATTERIES,AS

BATTERIES MAY BURST CAUSING PERSONAL INJURY AND DAMAGE

TO THE PRODUCT. WHEN RECHARGING NICKEL METAL HYDRIDE (Ni-

MH) BATTERIES WITH THE SUPPLIED AUDIOVOX CHARGERAND WALL

ADAPTER, USE ONLYAUDIOVOX-APPROVED RECHARGEABLE BATTER-

IES. USE OF THEAUDIOVOX CHARGER WITH OTHER BRANDS OF BAT-

TERIES IS NOT RECOMMENDED,AS BATTERY CHARGING TIMES WILL

VARY WITH DIFFERENT BRANDS. REFER TO THE MANUFACTURER’S

INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHARGING OTHER BRANDS OF BATTERIES.

AVOID PLACING THE GMRS122-2 RADIO TRANSCEIVER FOR PRO-

LONGED PERIODS OF TIME IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR TEMPERATURES

BELOW -4° F (-20° C) OR ABOVE 140 ° F (60° C).

KEEP THE ANTENNA AT 1 INCH (2.5 cm) AWAY FROM YOUR HEADAND

BODY. DO NOT USE YOUR GMRS122-2 RADIO TRANSCEIVER WITH A

DAMAGED ANTENNA.

PLACE THE RUBBER COVERS ON JACKS WHEN NOT IN USE.

GMRS LICENSE:

USE OF THIS RADIO WITHIN THE UNITED STATES REQUIRES AN FCC

GMRS LICENSE. AN INDIVIDUAL 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, WHO IS

NOTAREPRESENTATIVE OF AFOREIGN GOVERNMENT, IS ELIGIBLE

TOAPPLY FORA GMRS SYSTEM LICENSE. YOU WILL NEED TWO FORMS

FROM THE FCC; FCC FORM 159 AND FCC FORM 605 MAIN FORM AND

SCHEDULE F. YOU CAN FIND THE FORMS ONLINE AT:

HTTP://WWW.FCC.GOV/FORMPAGE.HTML, OR CALL 1-800-418-3676.

CAUTION

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1. Battery Cover

2. Monitor (M) Button

3. Detachable Carry Clip

4. Push-To-Talk (PTT) and Func-

tion Confirmation Button

5. Antenna

6. External Speaker (SP)/

Microphone (MIC)/CHG Jack

7. Built-in Speaker

Model GMRS100 (FCC License Required)

8. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

9. Built-in Microphone

10. Up Channel/Volume Button

11. Down Channel/Volume

Button

12. MODE/VOX Button

13. Power On/Off and SCAN

Button

14. Battery Charging Contacts

(REF)

MODE

PTT

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Model GMRS100 DISPLAY

1. Roger Beep Tone Indicator: This icon appears when the Roger Beep

tone is on, and disapppears when the tone is not in use.

2. Transmit Indicator: Icon appears when the unit is in the transmit

mode (PTT button activated or VOX mode active).

3. Busy Indicator: This icon appears when the unit is receiving a

transmission.

4. Large Segment Display: Indicates the channel number in use between

1 and 22.

5. Scan Indicator: This function allows the user to scan a chanel every

0.5 second to search for a valid signal.

6. HI/LO Indicators: Appropriate icon appears when the transmit power

is set to desired output power.

7. Battery Level Indicator: Icon appears flashing to indicate low

battery charge level.

8. Small Segment Display: Indicates the CTCSS tone code (1-38)

function is active for the main channel in use.

9. Monitor Indicator: This function is not used.

10.Key Lock Indicator: This function is not used.

11. Voice Activated Transmission (VOX) Indicator: This function allows

hands-free conversation. The icon appears when the VOX mode is

activated.

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Equipment and Accessories Supplied

1.Radio (4) GMRS100

2.Owner’s Manual (1) 128-XXXX

Optional Accessories

1. Rechargeable Batteries (4) NiMH, P/N GMRS1222BAT

2. Boom Microphone/Headset GMRSBHST4

3.Leather Carrying Case GMRS1502LC

Powering the transceiver:

Your GMRS100 radio transceiver operates on four rechargeable batteries.

Only approved rechargeable batteries can be recharged in the

GMRS4WM wall mount charger. This will ensure optimum performance

for the GMRS100. Battery charging time is typically 10-12 hours.

Use of other brands of rechargeable batteries is not recommended as

battery charging time will vary. Do not mix old and new, or batteries of

differing manufacture, since the charging will be uneven and will

result in decreased battery life.

If necessary, four AAA alkaline batteries can be used to power the GMRS100,

but note that these type batteries can not be recharged and damage to

the charger or the batteries may result if the units are placed in the

GMRS4WM wall mount charger with the alkaline batteries are installed.

FOR THIS REASON, IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED TO USE ALKALINE

BATTERIES IN THE GMRS100.

DO NOT PLACE GMRS100 TRANSCEIVERS IN THE CHARGING

STAND IF THERE ARE ALKALINE BATTERIES INSTALLED.

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Installing the batteries:

Battery installation is made more convenient when the carry clip is either

rotated left or right to the horizontal position, or is removed. Simply rotate

the clip in either direction to the horizontal position. Be careful not to use

excessive force. To remove the clip, press down on the spring release tab

and pull the clip straight out from the radio body. Next, press down with the

thumb at the embossed arrow, slide the battery cover down and lift it away

from the compartment. Insert four AAA batteries (alternate positive ends (+)

toward the top of the transceiver, starting left-to-right.

2. Then lift cover at

bottom to open.

Remove cover.

3. Insert four AAA batteries

(positive (+) end toward

the top begining at left

side and alternating

positive terminals as

shown).

1. Using thumb,

press down on

battery cover at

arrow and slide

cover down.

CLIP SPRING

RELEASE TAB

BATTERY

COVER

CARRY

CLIP

COVER

ARROW

POSITIVE

TERMINALS

+ +

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The following guidelines will improve performance and provide longer

operating times for the GMRS100:

1. Do not mix old and new batteries.

2.Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable

batteries.

3.If the unit is not to be used for an extended period of time, remove the

batteries. Old or leaking batteries can cause damage to the unit and

will void the warranty.

NOTE:

Only

Audiovox

approved rechargeable

batteries (P/N GMRS1222BAT)

can be recharged in the radio

transceiver.

MODE

LOHI

MIC/CHG/

SPK JACK

GMRS100

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GMRS100 OPERATIONAL MODES

NOTE: To differentiate between operating modes, look for HI or LO

indication below the battery power level indicator when in GMRS

mode.Refer to the appropriate section of this manual for de-

tailed operating instructions for each mode. Channels 1 through

7 are shared GMRS/FRS. Channels 8 through 14 are FRS only,

and channels 15 through 22 are GMRS only.

Controls:

Power On-Off/SCAN Button (13)

Press and hold the PWR on/off button for at least 2 seconds. You will hear

a confirming melody to indicate the unit is on. To turn the unit off, press and

hold the button for at least 2 seconds.

Adjusting the Volume (11, 10)

With the unit powered on, press the Up Channel/Volume button ( ) to

increase volume and the Down Channel/Volume button ( ) to decrease

GMRS/FRS

(MODE)

POWER

SELECT

CTCSS

SELECT

CHANNEL

SELECT

ROGER

BEEP

(1-22)

(oF, 01-38)

(GMRS channels only)

(on or oF)

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volume. The display will indicate the current volume level (VL) followed by

the number (0-7). As volume is increased upward, the unit will beep at

each step, and vice-versa. When the minimum and maximum volume

settings are reached, a unique tone will sound.

Monitor/Display Backlight Button (2)

This button is used to to check activity on the current frequency before

transmitting. Check activity by pressing the Monitor (M) Button longer

than 2 seconds; the icon will apppear on the display and you will

hear static if frequency is clear.

Do not transmit if you hear conversation.

Hold down the Monitor Button again longer than 2 seconds and the

icon will disapppear from the display.

The monitor function will temporarily bypass the squelch setting and play

all signals on a given channel. This feature is useful when communicating

with other parties at extreme range.

By pressing the monitor button momentarily, the LCD backlight is turned

on; the LCD backlight will turn off automatically in about 5 seconds, unless

the monitor button is pressed momentarily once again.

Push To Talk (PTT) Button (4)

Pressing and holding this button will allow you to speak to any transceiver

that is set to the same channel and privacy code setting as yours. Hold the

transceiver approximately 1 to 2 inches from your face as you speak into

the built in microphone (9). After you have finished speaking, release the

PTT Button to allow reception of incoming signals. It is not possible to

transmit and receive at the same time. Whenever the button is pressed,

the transmit signal icon ( ) will appear in the upper left corner of the

display. Releasing the button allows the unit to revert to standby mode.

When receiving an incoming signal, the icon will appear.

The PTT Button can also be used as a two-way call ringer. Pressing the

button twice quickly will call another party on the same channel. The transmit

icon ( ) will be displayed for 3 seconds and then disappear.

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Up Channel/Volume Button (10)

In the standby mode, pressing this button will increment the listening

volume. When in function edit mode this button will be used to adjust the

unit’s settings.

Down Channel/Volume Button (11)

In the standby mode, pressing this button will decrement the listening

volume. When in function edit mode this button will be used to adjust the

unit’s settings.

MODE Button (12)

This button is used to select various feature settings in the GMRS and FRS

modes.

External Speaker (SPK)/ Microphone (MIC)/CHG Jack (6)

This jack accepts both the optional Audiovox headset/microphone connector.

For additional equipment and accessories for the GMRS100, visit the

Audiovox web site at www.audiovox.com <http://www.audiovox.com/>

Scan Button (13)

With the unit in standby mode, press the Power On/Off Button momentarily

to enable or disable the scan function; SCAN will appear on the display.

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