Retevis RT36 Manuel utilisateur

RT36

1.Antenna

12.PTT

13.Lamp Key

2.Volume Up

3.Volume Down

9.MENU

10.Power Button

11.Speaker

14.Vox

15.Power display

16.Lock

17.Lamp

4.Channel Display

5.CTCSS/DCS

6.TX/RX Icon

7.Volume

8.Microphone

Number

Instructions for use

Specific recommendations:

1.To avoid the risk of burns, do not use the device

if the antenna is damaged in any way.

2.Do not use the device in a potentially explosive

environment.

3.Switch off the device if on an airlane or in a

hospital.

4.Never use the device in close proximity to a

radio to avoid interference.

5.Remove the batteries if the device is not in use

for an extended period of time. Never mix used

and new batteries.

6.Put the transmitter and antenna at least 5 cm

from your face.

7.Clean the device with a damp cloth. Do not use

of cleaning agents and solvents.

8.Do not modify the device in any way. If the

device is damaged, Please make it checked by

a qualified professional.

9.The device cannot be used to contact the

emergency services.

Unpacking and checking equipment

Welcome to use two-way radio. Carefully unpack

the radio. We recommend you check the listed in

the following table before discarding the package.

If any item is missing, please contact us

immediately.

2 x Belt clip

1 x Micro-USB

AAA

2 x two-way radio

User s Manual'

1 x User's Manual

Supplied accessories:

6 x (AAA) NiMH

rechargeable

AAA

1.Requires 6 AAA batteries included. Batteries

are to be changed by an adult.

2.Non-rechargeable batteries must be removed

from toy before being recharged and

rechargeable batteries shoud be charged under

adult supervision.

3.Do not mix alkaline, standard(carbon zinc),or

rechargeable(nickel cadmium) batteries. Do not

mix used and new batteries together. Only

batteries of the recommended type or of a similar

type should be used.

4.Batteries must be inserted according to the

correct polarity.Remove batteries from toy when

storing for an extended period of time or if

batteries are exhausted.

5.The supply terminals must not be short-circuited.

1.Battery Precautions

2.Product description

2. Automatic squelch

3. Call tone (10 sets of call sounds to select )

4. Keyboard lock (long press key to lock the

keyboard misuse)

5.LED flashlight

6.7 kinds of LCD display

7. Low battery alarm

8.DCS 14,14 channels, each channel a digital

coded squelch

9. Vox function

Civilian handheld license-free two-way radio.

3.Functional operation

3.1

To turn the devices on or off, press the on/off

button for 3 seconds, there will be a BEEP sound

to confirm.

Turning the device on/off

10. Memory and restore factory settings function

11.Communication distance, according to the

actual situation around the mountains, trees,

tall buildings and other judgments Intercom

communication distance.

3.3 Function option switch

After pressing the power button to enter the

menu settings:

1.Changing the channel: press the button once,

then change the channel with and . Press

PTT to confirm .The two devices must use the

same channel

2.VOX:Press for VOX (voice)

to select, close and 5 level options.

3.P

▲ ▼

the button twice,

ress the button three times, then choose

one of the ten call tones and press PTT to confirm.

4.Press the button three times, return to

standby.

3.4 Vox function

Press the button twice, for VOX (voice) to

select, close and 5 level options.

Note: The volume level (8) is displayed on the

screen.

3.2 Adjusting the volume

To increase the volume, press the Up adjustor

button

▲and press the Down▼button to

decrease volume.

Note: 1. There will be a slight delay between

starting speech and radio transmission.

2. PTT auto-off when the voice-activated launch

switch is turned on does not need to be pressed

by PTT

3. After the end of the speech two seconds after

the launch automatically.

5 = High sensitivity under low background noise.

4 = Medium High Sensitivity Under Low

Background Noise Use.

3 = Sensitivity for most applications

2 = Medium low sensitivity for high background

noise.

1 = low sensitivity for high background noise.

3.5 CALL tone selection

Press the button three times, then

choose one of the ten call tones and press PTT

to confirm. a total of 10 kinds of CALL music,

press the power button to launch.

3.6 Battery Charge Level

The battery charge level is indicated by the

number of square spresent inside the battery

icon on the LCD screen.

Battery Full

Battery 2/3 charged

Battery 1/3 charged

Battery empty

When the battery power is low, the battery icon

will flash and there will be a beep indicating that

the batteries need to be replaced or recharged

3.7 Memory function

There is a memory function (including the on /

off status) when the machine is turned off or off,

and there is no need to reset the channel

3.8 Restore factory settings

In the shutdown state, press the key and the

button at the same time, all settings are

restored to factory settings.

3.9 How to communicate with each other

Mutual communication must be set to the same

channel and sub-audio, the need to press the

PTT call key,Please keep the mouth and

distance of about 5 cm, two-way radio

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