Audiovox GMRS-2000 Manuel utilisateur

GMRS/Weather

Model: GMRS-2000

General Mobile Radio Service Base Station

With NOAA Weather Alert

Owner’s Manual

CustomerService/Service

1-800-290-6650

NEVER ATTEMPT TO CHARGE ALKALINE OR DRY CELL BATTERIES. WHEN

RECHARGING, USE ONLY AUDIOVOX APPROVED RECHARGEABLE

BATTERIES AND CHARGER. USE OF THE CHARGER WITH OTHER

BATTERIES WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO YOUR GMRS-2000 TRANSCEIVER.

OTHER TYPES OF BATTERIES MAY BURST CAUSING PERSONAL INJURY.

AVOID INSTALLING THE GMRS-2000 TRANSCEIVER IN AN AREA WHERE IT

MAY BE SUBJECTED FOR PROLONGED PERIODS OF TIME TO DIRECT SUN-

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

KEEP THE ANTENNA (OR ANTENNA CABLE, IF INSTALLED) AT LEAST 1 INCH

(2.5 cm) AWAY FROM YOUR HEAD AND BODY WHEN TRANSMITTING. DO

NOT USE YOUR GMRS-2000 RADIO TRANSCEIVER WITH A DAMAGED AN-

TENNA.

General Mobile Radio Service (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 not a representataive of a foreign

government, is eligible to apply for a 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

1. Battery Door (Right Rear Side)

2. Battery Charging On/Off Switch

3. Liquid Crystal Display (LCD)

4. Weather Mode (WX) LED (Red)

5. Antenna (Removable)

6. Receive(Green)/Transmit (Red) LED

7. MODE Button

8. Voice-Operated Transmission

(VOX) Button

9. Weather (WX) Mode Button

10. SCAN/LOCK Button

11. Built-in Speaker

12. Built-in Microphone

13. DC Power Jack

Model GMRS-2000

14. Weather Alert (ALT) LED (Red)

15. Charging (CHG.) LED (Red)

16. Up/Down CHANNEL Buttons

17. Weather Alert (ALT) Button

18. External Speaker(SPK)/Micro-

phone (MIC) Jacks

19. LCD Backlight/Monitor(L/MON)

Button

20. GMRS Mode Button

21. VOX Audio Level Select Switch

22. Power On/Off and Volume Control

23. CALL Button

24. Push-To-Talk (PTT) Button

25. Emergency (EMG) Button

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Model GMRS-2000 DISPLAY

1. Button (Key) Tone Beep On/Off Indicator: This icon appears

when the beep key tone is on, and disappears when tone is not

in use.

2. Monitor Indicator: Icon appears when the Monitor (L/MON)

button is pressed and the channel monitor function is activated.

3. Key Lock Indicator: Icon appears when keypad is locked. This

function disables keys such as channel up/down and MODE.

4. Emergency Indicator: EMG icon appears when the EMG button is

pressed.

5. Large Segment Display: Indicates the GMRS channel number

in use.

6. Small Segment Display: Displays the CTCSS tone option (from

00-38) for the GMRS channel in use.

7. Scan Indicator: This function allows the user to scan a channel

every .5 second to search for a valid signal.

8. Roger Beep Tone Indicator: Icon appears when the roger beep

tone is enabled, signifying transmission has been terminated. Icon

disappears when tone is disabled.

9. Battery Level Indicator: Iconindicatesthebatterychargelevel when

the unit is operating under battery power.

10. GMRS Mode Indicator: Icon appears steady when GMRS mode

is active; it disappears from display when weather mode is active.

11. HI/LO Indicators: Appropriate icon appears to identify the current

transmit power level.

12. Signal Strength Indicator: Icon appears when a signal is being

received. The icon consists of five bars to indicate the received

signal level. The icon also represents transmit signal power when

transmitting.

13. Voice Activated Transmission (VOX) Indicator: This function

allows hands-free conversation. The icon appears when the VOX

mode is activated.

14. Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System (CTCSS) Indicator:

Displays in GMRS mode to indicate CTCSS code numbers.

15. Dual Watch Mode Indicator: Icon appears when dual watch mode

is active.

Powering the transceiver:

The primary power source for Your GMRS-2000 base station is the AC wall

adapter. The GMRS-2000 is also supplied with a battery back-up, should

youexperience lossof household current.The GMRS-2000will automatically

switch to battery back-up when AC power is interrupted. The rechargeable

batteries,Part Number FRSRBAT, can be rechargedin the radio transceiver

using an AC charging adapter, which is also supplied with the unit.

Installing the Back-Up Batteries:

The five AA batteries are installed in the compartment at the right rear of the

transceiver; the compartment is fitted with a removable cover. Install the

batteries as follows:

1.Press down with the thumb at the arrow, and slide the battery cover off

the side of the unit.

2. Insert the five AA rechargable batteries, Part Number FRSRBAT,

provided. (Alternate positive ends (+) as shown in battery compartment

layout.) Replace the cover.

The following guidelines will improve performance and provide longer

operating times for the GMRS-2000:

1. Do not mix old and new batteries.

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

(Ni-MH) 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.

BATTERY

INSTALLATION

POLARITY

BATTERY

COMPARTMENT

(WITH COVER

REMOVED)

Charging GMRS-2000 Batteries Part Number FRSRBAT :

The rechargeable batteries, Part Number FRSRBAT, supplied with the

unit, are charged by connecting the AC Adapter plug to the DC12V jack on

the top of the unit, and setting the CHARGE switch to the ON position. Use

onlytheACWallAdapter, Part Number GMRS2-AD,thatissuppliedwiththe

base unit. The CHG. LED indicator below the LCD display lights

red

during

battery charge operation.

The battery charge indicator icon displays the battery charge level when the

AC adapter is unplugged. When the AC adapter is connected and in use,

the indicator icon will indicate a full charge as shown below.

Full Battery - three segments are illuminated.

Low Battery - one segment is illuminated.

Approximately 20-24 hours are required to fully charge the batteries. The

red LED charging indicator (15) will light whenever the batteries are

charging. A flashing red LED charging indicator denotes batteries are not

installed. You must set the CHARGE switch to the OFF position when

using any batteries other than the ones provided. Failure to do this may

cause damage to batteries resulting in personal injury and/or damage to

the unit.

Caution: The charging adapter is intended for use with the supplied

rechargeable batteries. Do not attempt to recharge any other type

of batteries.

CHARGE

ON/OFF

SWITCH

BASE

UNIT DC12V

JACK

ADAPTER

PLUG

Controls:

Power On/Off Volume Control (22)

At the right side of the unit, rotate the VOL control counterclockwise (CCW)

from the off detent position; you will hear a confirming melody to indicate

the unit is on and the LCD display will perform a 2-second power-on self-

test and then revert to the GMRS standby mode. To turn the unit off, rotate

the VOL control clockwise (CW) to the off detent position.

Adjusting the Volume

With the unit powered on, rotate the VOL control CCW to increase volume

and CW to decrease volume.

Monitor/Display (L/MON) Button (19)

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

transmitting. Check activity by pressing the Monitor (L/MON) 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.

Holddownthe 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 L/MON button momentarily, the LCD backlight is turned on;

the LCD backlight will turn off automatically in about 5 seconds, or when the

L/MON 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. After you

havefinished speaking,release thePTT Buttonto allow receptionof incoming

signals. It is not possible to transmit and receive at the same time. The

Receive/Transmit (RX/TX) LED at the lower left corner below the LCD Panel

(8) will light

red

while the PTT Button is pressed, and the signal strength

indicator willdisplay the relative strengthof the transmitted signal. Releasing

the button allows the unit to revert to standby mode. When receiving an

incoming signal, the received signal strength indicator ( ) will

display the relative strength of the signal, and the TX/RX LED indicator will

light steady

green

when a signal is being received, or will flash when in

standby receive mode.

Call Button (14)

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

button will call another party on the same channel. The RX/TX LED will light

red

for approximately 3 seconds and then go out; the RX/TX LED will then

light green and/or flash if in standby receive mode. The display will indicate

( ) while the signal is transmitted.

Up Channel Button (10)

In the GMRS standby mode, pressing this button ( ) will increment the

basic GMRS channel number; in weather mode, this button will also

increment the weather channel number. When in function edit mode, this

button is also used to adjust the unit’s settings.

Down Channel Button (10)

In the GMRS standby mode, pressing this button ( ) will decrement the

basic GMRS channel number; in weather mode, this button will also

decrement the weather channel number. When in function edit mode, this

button is also used to adjust the unit’s settings.

Mode Button (11)

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

only; mode settings for the weather band(s) are accomplished after the

weather feature has been selected using the WX button and the associated

CHANNEL Up/Down and Alert (ALT) buttons.

Emergency (EMG) Call Button (24)

This radio has a quick access button (EMG) to Emergency and Assistance

Channel 10. This channel is not monitored by local authorities. When the

EMG button is pressed,

EMG

appears on the display and the transceiver is

set to channel 10, which operates at a frequency of 462.6750 MHz.

External Speaker (SPK)/Microphone (MIC) Jacks (6)

Thissetofjacks accepts an Audiovox headset/microphone connector.Refer

to GMRS Operational Modes.

Scan/Lock Mode Button (12)

Press this Button momentarily to enable or disable the scan mode. Press

and hold Button for more than 1 second to lock or unlock keypad functions,

except PTT and Monitor (L/MON). When the keypad is locked, the ( )

icon will appear in the upper right corner of the display.

GMRS Operation

Channel Selection

In order to communicate with other GMRS units, both transmitting and

receiving party must be on the same frequency.

The GMRS-2000 has 15 channels (frequencies) indicated by the large

digits on the LCD display panel. Channels 1-7 are also compatible with

the Family Radio Service (FRS) communication channels, thereby allow-

ing 2-way communication with other FRS units. Before transmitting on the

selected channel, press the Monitor (L/MON) Button (2) to check the activity

on that channel. If there is activity on the selected channel, wait until the

channel is clear.

To change the GMRS channel:

- From GMRS standby mode, press the Up Button ( ) briefly to

move to the next higher main channel number.

- Press the Down Button ( ) briefly to move to the next lower main

channel number.

VOX Selection

This option enables you to have hands-free conversation. Your voice or

nearby sound is detected and the radio transmits without the need to

press the PTT button. To set radio for VOX operation:

- From GMRS standby mode, press the VOX button; the VOX icon ap-

pears steady on the display.

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