RCA RD3500 Manuel utilisateur

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Congratulations on selecting the RD3500TM from

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Our new series of professional communications products establishes a new benchmark in premium

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Cutting edge design, professional grade materials and components, simple operation and superior

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two-year “Warranty Protection Program,” one of the most comprehensive warranties in the

communications industry.

To ensure you achieve maximum performance from your RD3500TM radio, please be sure to carefully

read this manual.

MODELS COVERED IN THIS MANUAL:

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RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

• Refer service to qualied technicians only.

• Do not operate the transceiver nor charge

a battery pack in an explosive atmosphere

(gases, dust, fumes, etc.).

• Turn OFF the transceiver while taking on fuel

or while parked in a gasoline service station.

• Do not modify nor attempt to adjust this

transceiver for any reason.

• Do not expose the transceiver to long periods

of direct sunlight, nor place it close to heating

appliances.

• Do not place the transceiver in excessively

dusty, humid, and/or wet areas, nor on

unstable surfaces.

SAFETY: It is important that the operator be

aware of and understand hazards common to

the operation of any transceiver.

PRECAUTIONS

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

UNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENT

Supplied Accessories.....................................1

PREPARATION

Charging the Battery Pack.........................2-3

Installing/Removing the Battery Pack..............4

Installing the Antenna................................... 5

Installing the Belt Clip....................................5

Installing the Cover over the Speaker/

Microphone Jacks..........................................6

Installing the Speaker/Microphone.................6

GETTING ACQUAINTED.................................7

OPERATION...............................................8

AUXILIARY FUNCTIONS

Time-Out Timer.............................................9

Battery Saver.................................................9

Low Battery Warning..................................... 9

Monitor...................................................... 10

CTCSS/DCS CODES

50 CTCSS frequency codes (Hz).................11

104+1 DCS code.........................................11

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.........................12

FREQUENCY CHART....................................13

ADVANCED OPERATIONS

Safety Training Information..........................14

Electromagnetic interference/Compatibility..15

CONTENTS

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

UNPACKING AND CHECKING

EQUIPMENT

Carefully unpack the transceiver. We

recommend that you identify the items listed

in the following table before discarding the

packing material. If any items are missing or

have been damaged during shipment, le a

claim with the carrier immediately.

Supplied Accessories

ITEM QUANTITY

Antenna 1

Battery charger 1

AC adaptor 1

Battery pack 1

Belt clip 1

lnstruction manual 1

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Notices

Emergency Key/Side button 1/Side button 2

and side button 3 can be programmable for

short press and long press by PC software to

these functions:

1. Unassigned. 2. All alert tones on/off, 3.

Emergency on, 4. Emergency off, 5. High/

low power, 6. Monitor, 7. Nuisance channels

delete, 8. One touch Access1, 9. One touch

Access2, 10. One touch Access3, 11. One

touch Access4, 12. One touch Access5, 13.

One touch Access6, 14. scan on/off, 15. Tight/

normal squelch, 16. Scrambler on/off, 17. Vox

on/off, 18. Tone select, 19. Battery indicator,

20. Lone work on/off, 21. Repeater/talk

around, 22. Man down on/off

GETTING UNDERSTANDING

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK FOR MORE

THAN 5 DAYS MAY REDUCE THE BATTERY

PACK LIFE.

Note: The ambient temperature should be

between 41 and 104°F (5 and 40°) while

charging is in progress. Charging outside this

range may not fully charge the battery. Always

switch OFF the transceiver equipped with a

battery pack before charging. Using the trans-

ceiver while charging its battery pack will in-

terfere with correct charging. The battery pack

life is over when its operating time decreases

even though it is fully and correctly charged.

Replace the battery pack.

PREPARATION

Charging the Battery Pack

The battery pack is not charged at the factory;

charge it before use. Initially charging the

battery pack after purchase or extended

storage (greater than 2 months) will not

bring the battery pack to its normaloperating

capacity. After repeating the charge/discharge

cycle two or three times, the operating capacity

will increase to normal.

CAUTION: DO NOT RECHARGE THE BATTERY

PACK IF IT IS ALREADY FULLY CHARGED.

DOING SO MAY CAUSE THE LIFE OF THE

BATTERY PACK TO SHORTEN OR THE BATTERY

PACK MAY BE DAMAGED.

AFTER RECHARGING THE BATTERY PACK,

DISCONNECT IT FROM THE CHARGER.

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Plug the AC adaptor cable into the adaptor

jack located on the rear of the charger.

Plug the AC adaptor into an AC outlet.

Slide the battery pack or transceiver with a

battery pack into the charger.

Make sure the battery pack contacts are in

contact with the charging terminals. The

charger LED lights and charging begins.

After charging the supplied battery pack for 4

hours, remove it or the transceiver equipped

with it from the charger.

The charger turns to green automatically after

charging is completed.

Unplug the AC adaptor from the AC outlet.

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Installing / Removing the Battery Pack

The average life of the supplied battery pack

is 10 hours.

Average times are calculated using 5% transmit

time, 5% receive time, and 90% standby time.

CAUTION: DO NOT TAMPER WITH THE

BATTERY TERMINALS NOR DISPOSE OF

THE BATTERY BY FIRE. NEVER ATTEMPT TO

REMOVE THE CASING FROM THE BATTERY

PACK.

Match the top of battery with the frame of

chassis.

Match the top of battery with the frame of

chassis.

Push the battery pack to the connection of

chassis and push down the battery locker.

To remove the battery pack, pull up the battery

locker and slide the pack away from the

transceiver.

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Installing the Antenna

Screw the antenna into the connector on the

top of the transceiver by holding the antenna

at its base and turning it clock-wise until

secure.

Note: The antenna is neither a handle, a

key ring retainer, nor a speaker/microphone

attachment point. Using the antenna in these

ways may damage the antenna and degrade

your transceiver’s performance.

Installing the Belt Clip

If necessary, buckle the belt clip to the back of

the battery pack.

Note: if not install the belt clip, the installation

position may become hot during High

Temperature.

CAUTION: DO NOT USE GLUE WHICH IS

DESIGNED TO PREVENT SCREW LOOSENING

WHEN INSTALLING THE BELT CLIP,AS IT MAY

CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE TRANSCEIVER.

ACRYLIC ESTER, WHICH IS CONTAINED

IN THESE GLUES, MAY CRACK THE

TRANSCEIVER’S BACK PANEL.

RD3500TM Professional Two-Way Radio Instruction Manual

Installing the Earphone/

Speaker Microphone

Plug the Earphone/Speaker Microphone into

the jack.

Note: When you use the Earphone/Speaker

Microphone, the radio may not be waterproof.

Installing the Jack Cover

If you are not using the jack, cover the jack with

the jack cover that is supplied with a screw.

Note: To keep the transceiver water resistant,

you must cover the jacks with the supplied

cover and twisting in the screw.

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