Audiovox FR314B Manuel utilisateur

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Model FR-314

Two Way Family Radio

Owner’s

Manual

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR SELECTION

OF THE FR-314 (FAMILY RADIO)

It is one of the most sophisticated and reliable two way

radios available.

BEFORE OPERATING YOUR FR-314 (FAMILY RADIO)

READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY

FCC WARNING

Replacement or substitution of transistors, diodes or other parts

of a unique nature, with parts other than those recommended

by the manufacturer, may cause a violation of the technical regu-

lations of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

Selectable Transmission Power Output Level

Electroluminescent Illuminated Display

Received Signal Strength Indicator

38 Privacy Codes

14 Channels

Remote Monitor Mode

Internal Voice Activation Circuitry

7 Call Tones

Adjustable Squelch

Your transceiver will achieve its maximum operating range when

communicating with other transciever(s) in a flat open area with

no trees or buildings obstructing its signal. Range may be up to

two miles under such conditions. Obstacles such as buildings,

trees or mountains will tend to reduce the transceiver’s effective

range.

PERFORMANCE

FEATURES

BATTERY INSTALLATION

Your FR-314 may be powered by the BAT-314 rechargeable bat-

tery pack or three alkaline “AA” cells. Alkaline batteries will pro-

vide the best performance from your transceiver. Remove the

battery cover by rotating and removing the belt clip. Unsnap the

battery compartment clasp, and lift the battery cover from the

transceiver. Be careful not to lose the belt clip retainer. Observe

the polarity symbols inside the battery tray when installing the

battery pack or alkaline batteries. Remember to lock the battery

compartment clasp in place when finished.

1 Release the battery

compartment clasp

2 Remove the battery

cover and insert batteries

3 Close battery cover

Belt Clip Retainer

The FR-314 transceiver kit includes a high capacity nickel metal

hydride battery pack and charging stand. The charging stand is

designed for use only with the Audiovox BAT-314 battery pack. Never

attempt to charge other batteries with the charging stand.

The FR-314’s four step battery strength indicator will display the

current state of charge of the batteries or battery pack in the unit. 3

solid bars indicates a full charge, one or no bars indicates a low

charge.

To charge your BAT-314 battery pack, plug the AC adapter into a

household electrical outlet, and insert the DC output connector into

the receptacle at the base of the charging stand. Before placing the

transceiver into the charging stand, be sure it has been turned off.

Once the FR-314 is placed in the charging stand, the charge rate

indicator on the charging stand will begin to flash, confirming the

charging process. The charge rate indicator will flash rapidly, when

the battery charge is low. As the BAT-314 battery pack charges, the

indicator will flash at a slower rate. A fully charged battery pack is

indicated by a flash rate of once every 15 seconds. When charging

a deeply discharged battery pack, several beep tones may be heard

during the first moments of charging.

Nickel metal hydride batteries do not have a “memory” so the BAT-

314 battery pack can be charged at any time, regardless of its current

state of charge

THE FR-314’s CHARGING STAND

THE BELT CLIP

The FR-314 Family Radio Kit includes a quick release belt clip. This

can be used to secure the radio to a belt or pocket. The clip allows

quick access to the transceiver at all times. To use the belt clip,

attach it to a belt or shirt pocket, then slide the round hinge retainer

into the slot on the belt clip. A click sound will be

heard when the transceiver is locked in place.

The belt clip will hold the tranceiver securly,

while allowing it to rotate from side to side.

To release the tranceiver, rotate it 180

degrees and lift it straight upwards.

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FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS

1 Microphone jack

2 Speaker jack

3 Antenna

4 Call button

5 Up button

6 Down button

7 LCD display

8 Function button

9 Monitor / Illumination button

10 Power button

11 Speaker

12 Microphone

13 Push to Talk button

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LCD DISPLAY

12 34 5 678910

11 12 13 14 15 16 17

1 High power transmission icon

2 Receive icon

3 Transmit icon

4 Keypad lock icon

5 Battery save icon

6 Voice activation icon

7 Monitor icon

8 Speaker icon

9 Beep tone indicator

10 Volume level graph

11 Signal Strength Indicator

12 Low Power Transmission Mode Indicator

13 Auto shut down timer icon

14 Call tone icon

15 Channel display

16 CTCSS privacy code display

17 Battery strength indicator

18 Scan up indicator

19 Scan down indicator

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