Simrad Axis30 Manuel utilisateur

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TX

SQ

VOL

16

6

13

PTT

GMDSS SAFETY RADIO

1. Remove label from battery pack contacts and insert battery into back of radio until it clicks

into place (refer to instructions on reverse of this card).

2. Press key to switch radio on. The radio switches on with Channel 16 selected, at mid

volume. The squelch is automatically selected after 2 seconds (background noise will be

muted if there is no signal received).

3. Press and keys to increase or decrease audio volume.

4. Press to select / deselect squelch operation.

5. Press the PTT (Press To Talk) button on the side of the case to transmit, release to receive.

A green LED illuminates to confirm that transmission is taking place.

6. Press or to select alternative channel, indicated by flashing orange LED.

Press for reselection of channel 16, confirmed by a flashing red LED.

7. Press key for 2 seconds to switch radio off. All channel LEDs illuminate to confirm.

1

6

6

1

3

S

Q

PTT Key

Press & hold to transmit

Release to receive.

Tx LED

Illuminates green when transmitting.

On/Off

Press to switch radio on.

Radio switches on with Channel 16 selected.

Press & hold for 2 seconds to turn radio off.

Channel Select

Press to select channel.

LED flashes next to selected channel.

16 (emergency channel) - Red LED

13 - Orange LED

06 - Orange LED

Squelch

Press to filter out background interference.

Volume

Press to increase or decrease speaker volume.

1

6

1

3

6

S

Q

TX

MICROPHONE

SPEAKER

Remove

Label

12

1 2

Removing radio from clip

1. Tilt bottom of radio away from

bulkhead

2. Lift radio up and out of clip

Inserting battery

(Battery is supplied fitted backwards to

prevent accidental discharge)

1. Remove battery by pressing tabs.

Remove label from battery contacts.

2. Re-insert battery the correct way

round. Press battery into radio until it

clicks home.

NOTE - Do not use the battery unless

there is an emergency.

Battery Life Guidelines

The radio has been designed to exceed the requirements of battery life for GMDSS

handheld radios. However, use transmit sparingly to maximise battery life.

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