Maxon TSD-4000 Series Manuel utilisateur

TSD-4000 Series

Digital/Analog Radios

User’s Manual

Display

TSD-4424 (UHF)

TSD-4124 (VHF)

Non-Display

TSD-4416 (UHF)

TSD-4116 (VHF)

Table of Contents

1. Specs & Features --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3

2. In-Box Contents & Series Accessories ------------------------------------------------ 4

3. Appearance of TSD-4424/4124 Series ------------------------------------------------- 5

4. Appearance of TSD-4416/4116 Series ------------------------------------------------- 6

5. Accessories and Charging ------------------------------------------------------------ 7

6. Basic Operating Instructions for TSD-4424/4124 Series ----------------------- 10

7. Basic Operating Instructions for TSD-4416/4116 Series ----------------------- 16

8. Precautions and Warranty Statement ----------------------------------------------- 17

Thank you for your purchase of the TSD-4000 Series radio.

1. Before using the radio, please read the user guide in detail.

2. The functions and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Specifications

TSD-4000 Series Radio Specifications

Frequency Range

Digital

Programmable Channels

Dimensions (H/W/D)

Weight w/battery

Power Source

Sensitivity

RF Power Output

TSD-4124/4116: 136 ~ 174 MHz

TSD-4424/4416: 400 ~ 470 MHz

DMR Tier II TDMA

512 Channels: 16 Channels with 32 Zones per channel

4.6 x 2.16 x 1.33” (118x55x34 mm)

234g

DC +7.4V Li-ion 2,600mAh Battery

0.25μV 12 dB SINAD (Analog)

0.22μV/BER 5% (Digital)

5/1 Watt (UHF & VHF)

Audio Power Output

Frequency Stability

Channel Spacing

Digital Vocoder

Dust and Water Protection

U.S. Military Standard

Operating Temperature

Storage Temperature

1 Watt

± 1.0 PPM (-30°to +60°C)

25/20/12.5 kHz (Analog) 12.5 kHz (Digital) 2 Time Slots of 6.25 Each

AMBE3000 Vocoder Chip with AMBE+2 Voice Compression Algorithm

IP-54

MIL-STD 810F/G

-30°C to +60°F

-40°C to +85°F

Features

AES Encryption (128, 192, 256)

Channel Tri-Mode (Digital, Analog, Mixed): compatible with the prevalent analog system,

ensuring a smooth analog-to-digital transition. Mixed mode allows your digital radio to

receive current analog radios yet transmit digitally to other DMR radios.

Long Battery Life: 17 hours (Analog) / 23 hours (Digital) on 90/5/5 duty cycle

Remote Stun / Revive

Remote Monitoring

CTCSS / DCS

VOX

2.In-Box Contents (Subject to change at buyer’s request)

Display or Non-Display Radio Battery Dual slot charger Antenna

DC Adapter Belt Clip User manual

Figure 2-1) TSD-4000 Series in-box items

Accessory Part Numbers:

ACC-440N: Radio Programming Software

ACC-3320E: Programming Cable (USB)

TSA-4260: 2,600mAH Li-ion battery pack

TSA-0400: Dual Slot Charger

TSA-041: VHF “Digital” antenna 6”

TSA-042: UHF “Digital” antenna 5¼”

TA-836X: Standard Speaker Microphone

TA-850X: Heavy Duty Speaker Microphone

TA-855X: Heavy Duty Speaker Microphone

w/volume control

TA-817X: “D” Style earpiece w/PTT

TA-818X: “Discrete” Style earpiece w/PTT

TA-819X: “C” Style earpiece w/PTT

TA-50LC/80LC (Display): Leather Carry Case

TA-50NC/80NC (Display): Nylon Carry Case

TSA-40BC: Spring Loaded Belt Clip

3. Controls and Appearance of TSD-4424/4124

Power ON/OFF Volume Control Knob

Turns radio on/off and adjusts audio volume level.

PTT Button (Push-To-Talk Button)

Press and hold the PTT button to transmit voice and

then release it to receive.

Menu/OK/Select (programmable button)

Used to make selections or enter menus. Long press

the button to get back to idle screen.

Menu Back/Power (programmable button)

Short press of the button will move you back one step

in a menu. Long press will toggle Tx power Hi / Lo.

Monitor Button

Default function of this button is to “Monitor” the open

channel. This button can be re-assigned through radio

programming.

Up/Down (programmable button)

Operates both as normal channel UP/DOWN button

when not in a menu and also as an UP/DOWN selector

when in a menu.

(SOS) Emergency Button & Flashlight

Short press will set off an emergency tone. Long press

of this button turns on/off the flashlight.

Status LED

This LED is a lamp indicating the current status of the

Radio and please refer to the below contents.

①RX : Green Lamp

②TX : Red Lamp

③CTCSS, DCS Error : Green Lamp blinks

④Low Battery: Red Lamp blinks with “beep” sound.

Speaker/MIC Jack

The accessory connector is used to connect an

external speaker microphone or headset. Keep cover

closed when not using accessories.

MIC

Please talk 2”from the mic hole for optimum clarity.

Figure 3-1) LCD Icons for TSD-4424/4124 DMR Radio

3.1 Controls and Appearance of TSD-4416/4116

Power ON/OFF Volume Knob

Turns radio on/off and adjusts audio volume level.

Channel Knob

Change channels by turning the control knob

clock-wise or counter-clockwise. 16 Channels can

be inputted into each zone. A voice response will

notify the user when the channel has been

changed. If the channel is not assigned, the radio

will beep.

PTT Button

Press the PTT button to transmit voice. Release

the PTTbutton to receive voice. It is recommended

to talk 2” to 4” away from the microphone.

P Button

Default function of this button is to easily toggle

between high transmit power and low transmit

power to save battery life. This button can be

reassigned through radio programming.

M Button

Default function of this button is to “Monitor” the

open channel. This button can be re-assigned

through radio programming.

TOP Button (Orange)

Default function of this button is “Emergency /

SOS”, This button can be assigned a different

function through radio programming.

Speaker/MIC Jack

The accessory connector is used to connect an

external speaker microphone or headset. Keep

cover closed when not using accessories.

Status LED

Used to determine Rx/Tx status and battery

charge level.

4. TSD-4000 Series: Accessories and Charging

Antenna Attachment and Removal:

Turn the antenna clockwise to put on and

tighten the antenna and then counterclockwise

to loosen and take off the antenna as shown in

diagram on right.

Battery Attachment and Removal:

Belt clip installation: Belt clip attaches to

the back of the radio above the battery. To

attach the belt clip, align the belt clip to the

grooves on the back of the radio as shown the

figure 4-2 and push it down (arrow). Clip will

“click” when locked.

Belt clip removal: To remove the belt clip,

push the belt clip locking tab in (direction 1) &

pull the belt clip up (direction 2) at the same

time.

Figure 4-2)

5. Charging the Battery

5.1 Safety Notes

1) TSD-4000 Series radios use a large capacity 2600 mAh Li-ion battery (TSA-4260). Use the

original battery and charger to ensure you are using safe and reliable equipment.

2) Please use a fully charged battery before using the radio for best performance and safety.

3) Please turn off the radio first to charge the battery.

5.2 When to Charge Your Battery

When your radio has low battery power, the distance it can communicate becomes shorter, and the

radio performance is degraded. These are the radio’s indicators to alert you to a low battery:

1) Red lamp on RX/TX LED blinks (every 0.5 second) during transmission or reception, and

LOW BATTERY beeping sound occurs during use.

2) Battery indicator icon is blinking.

5.3 How to Charge

1) Make sure power adapter for the Dual Slot charger is plugged into the charger (Figure 5-1) and

then plug the power adapter for the TSA-0400 charger into an AC120V power outlet.

2) Turn off the radio before charging.

3) Insert radio into the charger’s larger, front charging port with the charging contacts on the outside

of the radio lined up with the contacts on the charger. LED labeled “F” on the charger will turn on

when the connection is made.

4) If charging the battery only, line up the outside contacts of the battery with the charging contacts

on the 2nd, smaller charging slot in the rear of the dual charger and then insert the battery. LED

labeled “R” on the charger will turn on when the connection is made.

5) It is recommended to charge another 30 minutes after the LED turns green for a complete charge.

Status

LED indication

Charging

Red LED light

Charging Complete

Green LED light

Error Detected (Battery)

Red LED blinks

Battery in standby

Amber LED light

5.4 Charger (TSA-0400)

Figure 5-1) TSA-0400 and Adapter

6. Using the TSD-4424/4124 Display Series

6.1 Menu description

To enter the Menu mode, press the Menu / Select button. There are 8 main menus in Menu mode

when on a Digital Channel and 4 when on an Analog channel. These menus can be added or

removed via the radio’s PC programmer to help you organize the radio the way you want it. Navigate

left or right in this menu and select the menu you wish to go into with the menu button.

Figure 6-1) TSD-4424/4124 Digital Series Man Menu

Menu options will differ if radio is on a Digital Channel “Digital Mode” Fig 6-2) vs an Analog Channel

“Analog Mode” Fig 6-3), see below:

Figure 6-2) TSD-4424/4124 Digital Mode Main Menu tree

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