Maxon MBR-400 Manuel utilisateur

UHF Business Radio

User Manual

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 Features ---------------------------------------------------------------------(Pg3)

 Specifications --------------------------------------------------------------(Pg4)

 In-Box Contents -----------------------------------------------------------(Pg5)

 Description of Buttons & LCD Display--------------------------------(Pg6)

 Button & Accessory Jack Operations --------------------------------(Pg7)

 Installation & Removal ---------------------------------------------------(Pg8)

 Charging ---------------------------------------------------------------------(Pg9)

 MBR-400 Operation ---------------------------------------------------- (Pg10)

 Licensing & Frequency charts ----------------------------------------(Pg15)

 Safety Notes & FCC ----------------------------------------------------(Pg19)

Table of Contents

The Maxon MBR-400 is a simple and compact business radio perfect for restaurants, supermarkets,

retail stores, and social clubs. Pocket sized, it fits perfectly in your palm and can be used with an

earpiece (included) or loudspeaker audio. With a built-in antenna and unobtrusive swivel belt clip, you

will be able to act freely and barely notice you are wearing a radio as you communicate to the rest of

your co-workers throughout your day.

 Digital (DMR TierⅠ/ Ⅱ TDMA) or Analog Mode.

 16 Channels, 1 Zone

 Preprogrammed w/ 16 common Jobsite frequencies in DMR Digital or choose between 89 other

Jobsite frequencies w/the Customer CPS program. Dealer CPS can program within 440-480MHz.

FCC License is required for use (Check page 15 for FCC details).

 Mixed Channel Operation (Analog reception in Digital mode) **

 2W (High) / .5W (Low) RF Power

 Encryption Mode (AES256 optional) **

 Channel Announcement **

 Battery Remaining Announcement

 Multiple Scan Modes, including Priority Scan

 Time-Out Timer (TOT) **

 Lone Worker (Safety Feature) **

 Emergency / Siren (Programmable Key) **

 Vibration Function

 Voice recording and playback

 VOX (Hands Free Transmit) **

 Remote Radio Stun / Revive (Disable Target Radio) **

 Built in Loudspeaker (1 Watt) & MIC

 Bright and vivid TFT LCD screen

 IP54 certified protected against blowing rain

 Built-in Battery (DC+3.7V Li-ion / 2,000Mah); Average Battery Life: 18 Hours

** Feature enabled with Dealer-Version CPS Software

MBR

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MBR-400 Business Radio Specifications

General

Frequency Range

Frequency Stability

Programmable Channels

Channel Spacing

Digital Vocoder

Dimensions

Weight

Power Source

Current Drain (maximum)

440 ~480 MHz

±1.5ppm (-30 to +60℃)

16 Channels, 1 Zone

12.5KHz

AMBE++ Voice Compression Algorithm

86mm(H) x 51.5mm(W) x 22mm(D)

100g

DC +3.7V Li-ion 2,000mAH Battery (Built-in)

Receive mode, rated audio out – 420 (Audio Max)

Transmit mode – 1,200mA

Standby mode – 100mA

Receiver

Sensitivity

Squelch Sensitivity

Selectivity

Spurious and Harmonic Rejection

FM Hum and Noise

Audio Output Power

Audio Distortion

Audio Response

Input Impedance

0.25uV 12 dB SINAD

0.22uV 10dB SINAD

60dB (12.5KHz)

-36dBm(<1GHz), -30dBm(>1GHz)

40dB (12.5KHz)

1 Watt across an 8ohm load

Less than 3% at rated output

+1, -3 dB from 6dB per octave de-emphasis Characteristic from 300 ~ 3000Hz

50 ohms

Transmitter

RF Power Output

Adjacent Channel Power

Spurious and Harmonic

FM Hum and Noise

Audio Distortion

Audio Frequency Response

Output Impedance

0.5 / 2 Watt

60dB

-36dBm(<1GHz), -30dBm(>1GHz)

40dB (12.5KHz)

3% maximum with 1KHz modulation

+1, -3dB from 6dB per octave pre-emphasis Characteristic from 300 ~ 3000Hz

50ohms

Specification

MBR-400 Radio Swivel Belt Clip Single Slot Charger

C-Type Adapter w/Wall Plug Headset

Figure 1-1) MBR-400 Main Package Contents

Accessory Part Numbers:

 MA-400L: Single Slot Charger

 PS-M4110: USA 110V/1A Adaptor

 MA-400C: USB-C Cable for Adaptor

 PS-M406110: USA 110V/1A Adaptor for Multi Charger

 MA-819X: Headset, “C” Style

 MA-40BC: Swivel Belt Clip

 MA-406L: 6 Slot Multi-Unit Charger

1. In-Box Contents (Subject to Change at Buyer’s Request)

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2. Description of Buttons & LCD Display

Figure 2-1) MBR-400 Layout

3. Button and Accessory Jack Operations

Figure 2-2) LCD Icons

Button & Jack Operation Description

Power ON/OFF &

Back out of Menus

Press & Hold the Power Button to turn on MBR-400. MAXON logo will appear on

the LCD Screen followed by a chime sound. To turn off the radio, press & hold

Power Button for 2-seconds, radio will turn off with “Goodbye” announcement

To move back out of menu selections one step at a time, Quick Press the "Power

On/Off" button for less than 2 seconds.

PTT Button

The radio transmits voice when you press and hold down the PTT button as you

speak. PTT button must be released (not pressed down) to receive any

transmissions. Please speak 5-7cm away from the MIC to transmit a clear voice.

Volume UP /

DOWN Button, Left

/ Right Menu, &

Button Unlock

If you press & hold Volume Up Button your audio volume scrolls louder one step

at a time. Pressing Volume Down decreases your volume. Volume level has a

total of 16 steps.

For selecting Menu options, press the "Volume Up/Down Button" to move your

highlighted selection either up and down or left and right within a menu.

To unlock Button/Keypad lock, press and hold Volume Down for 8 Seconds.

Menu / Select

Button

To enter your Menu screen, press the "Menu Button". Digital Mode provides

three menu options such as Contacts, Record, and Settings. Analog Mode

provides only the Settings option. Press “M” again to make a selection within a

menu.

From within the menu screen, to dismiss all menu options and return to the

welcome screen, press and hold the "Menu button" for about 2 seconds.

2 Pin Accessory

Jack

2 Pin Accessory / MIC Jack is used for:

1) Audio & Microphone Accessories

2) Programming Cable to set CPS Program

3) Interfacing with external devices.

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4. Installation & Removal

4.1 Belt Clip Installation and Removal

Figure 4-1) Belt Clip Installation and Removal

To attach the Swivel belt clip to MBR-400, align the belt clip to the back of MBR-400 as shown in the

figure 4-1 above and push it down to direction 1 and back against the locking tab. The clip will "click"

when locked. To remove the belt clip, push the belt clip locking tab into direction 2 and pull the belt

clip up to direction 3. In case the user wears the MBR-400 around the waist, the belt clip can turn to

direction 4 or 5 to make it more convenient.

4.2 External Accessory Connector Jack

To connect external accessories as shown in figure 4-2, open the accessory jack cover, align the

MBR-400 and the accessory, and then push-in the accessory. To remove the accessory, carefully

pull-out the accessory connector from the middle of the connector and close the accessory cover to

re-seal the jack.

5. Charging the Battery

Figure 4-2) Accessory Jack for Audio Accessories

MBR-400 can use the MA-400Lcharger or a USB-C Charger used by mobile phones and other

devices to charge the radio. When actively charging, the LCD screen displays charging status. A

Battery Icon on the screen will indicate full charge when charging is completed.

5.1 Charging Requirements

Low battery voltage may reduce communication coverage and also degrade performance.

Please charge the battery in case of the following:

1) When the performance has been degraded.

2) When the battery Icon blinks indicating low battery.

3) When you hear the 'warning sound' during operation.

5.2 How to Charge

MBR-400 can be charged with the in-box MA-400L charger and also most chargers using a USB C-

type cable. USB ports from a computer may not have enough power to charge a radio while the radio

is turned on.

1) Charging with MA-400L Charger

Plug the adaptor of MA-400L charger into AC110V power

outlet. Turn off the power of the MBR-400 unit and insert

the device into the charger. You do not need to take off

the belt clip, your radio is designed to be charged while

the holster is still attached (see Figure 5-1).

Figure 5-1) MBR-400 & Belt Clip charging with MA-400L Charger

Charging with USB

Type Charger

Insert a USB C-type adapter into the USB C-Type Jack

as shown in figure 5-2.

When charging is completed, you see the blue battery

icon as shown below:

Figure 5-2) USB C-type charger

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6. MBR-400 Operations

MENU Screen

To enter the radio menu as displayed in Figure 6-1, press the Menu button .

If you press the menu button once you are in the Menu, it selects whatever you have highlighted.

This may move you into a more detailed menu within what you have selected.

(Digital Menu Shown)

The menu tree below shows the detail of the available selections you may have within your radio’s

menu depending on the Radio Mode you are in (Analog Channel vs Digital Channel) and what has

been turned off or on with the CPS programmer.

Figure 6-1) MBR-400 Menu Tree

☞ Note) If no menu selections are made within 25 seconds, the radio will go into Standby Mode.

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