Team Electronic UHF-DualTalk Manuel utilisateur

Operation Manual

electronic

UHF-DualTalk

Public Mobile Radio +

Low Power Device

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UHF-DualTalk

PMR + LPD Radio

1.) Antenna

2.) Jack SP./MIC

3.) LCD Screen

4.) Up & Down Key

5.) Confirmation & On/Off Key

6.) Speaker

7.) Mic: Microphone

8.) Volume Key

9.) PTT Key

10.) Call Tone Key

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Controls & Connectors ............................. 2 - 3

LC-Display ..................................................... 5

Set Up……………………………………………. 6

1) Inserting the batteries .................................. 6

2) Switching On/Off: ........................................ 6

3) LCD illumination .......................................... 7

4) Key lock function .................................……. 7

5) Automatic abortion of functions ................... 7

6) Up ▲and Down ▼ keys .............................. 8

7) Socket for external ear- & microphone ....... 8

8) Battery indication........................................... 8

9) Power save function...................................... 9

10) Receipt tones...............................................9

Operation……………………………………….. 10

1) Band and channel selection........................ 10

2) Channel selection within the actual band… 11

3) Activation of the CTCSS function &

selection of the CTCSS tone ...................... 11

4) Volume adjustment .................................... 12

5) Squelch adjustment ............................…… 13

6) Setting of the VOX function ....................... 13

7) Selection of the call melody ...................... 15 Specifictions are subject to change without any

prior notice or obligation.

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8) Monitor function ..............................…….15

9) Activating of the channel scan function..... 16

10) Transmitting…………………………….......17

Additional Information

Safety…………………………………………. 18

Service………………………………………... 19

Conformity……………………………………. 19

Accessories………………………………22 - 23

Frequency tables………………………..20 - 21

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AAppears if normal PMR status is activated or if Vox is switched on.

DIndicates the actual condition of the batteries.

FIndicates the selected PMR channel 1 - 8.

CAppears if key lock function is activated

BIndicates the selected frequency band, i.e. PMR or LPD.

GIndicates the selected CTCSS Code 1 - 38.

EIndicates receiving signals or for transmitting mode.

LC-Display

ABCD

EFG

Main Screen

Setting up the TEAM UHF-DualTalk

1) Inserting the batteries

Turn the unit in that way that the rear panel lies in front of you. Rotate the belt clip a

quarter turn counter-clockwise, so that the battery compartment lid is accessible now.

The locking of the battery compartment lid is located at the bottom side of the unit.

Push the locking aside and turn it down. Then you can take the lid off.

Now insert 4 alkaline or rechargeable AAA ( = Micro ) cells into the battery compart-

ment according to the polarity signs inside. If you use rechargeable cells we recom-

mend the NiMH type.

To close the battery compartment put the lid onto the compartment in that way that the

two guide bolts at the top of the lid grip into the two corresponding guide holes at the

top of the battery compartment. Then secure the lid by pushing the locking on it until

it snaps in. Finally rotate the belt clip back into its original position

2) Switching On/Off

Depress the confirmation CONFIRM and On/Off key ( 5 ) for about 1 or 2 seconds

to switch the transceiver on. A short receipt tone sounds from the loudspeaker ( 6 )

and the display illumination lights up in green. For a short period the graphic display

( 3 ) shows all points. Now the unit is either in PMR reception mode or in LPD recep-

tion mode. The display will show the main screen which indicates also the actual

band. To switch the unit off depress the confirmation and On/Off key ( 5 ) again

for about 1 or 2 seconds. The loudspeaker gives a short tone and all symbols disap-

pear from the display. The last settings remain memorised, even if the batteries are

removed.

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Note: The On/Off operation of the confirmation and On/Off key ( 5 ) is disabled after

the last confirmation. This factory setting has been made to avoid an unwanted

On/Off switching of the unit. The disabling of the On/Off function will be cancelled

after the key ( 5 ) is released once for a short time.

3) LCD illumination

The LC display illumination is switched on at every pressure on any key, and it will be

automatically shut off after 10 seconds.

4) Key lock function

The key lock function is activated from the main screen. The unit can be in PMR

mode or in LPD mode. Depress and hold the confirmation key ( 5 ). While you hold

this key, press also the Up key ( 4 ). Then two short confirmation tones sound

from the speaker ( 6 ), and the key symbol ( position C ) appears in the display.

Now all keys except the PTT key ( 9 ) are ignored. The speaker gives two short tones

at every pressure on any locked key, except the confirmation key ( 5 ).

To stop the key lock function depress and hold the confirmation key ( 5 ). While you

hold this key, press also the Up key s ( 4 ). Then one single short confirmation tone

sounds from the speaker, and the key symbol disappears in the display. Now all keys

are unlocked again.

5) Automatic abortion of functions

If you select a function in the main screen, you have to insert all necessary entries wit-

hin 5 seconds, otherwise the function will be aborted and not executed. Instead the

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display returns to the main screen.

6) Up and Down keys

If you depress briefly the keys Up and Down ( 4 ), the corresponding values

( volume, channel ) are changed for one step up or down. If you hold these keys for

1 or 2 seconds, the values change quickly into the corresponding direction. Some

values run in a ring like system, others remain constantly after they have reached the

highest or lowest value. In this case you will hear from the speaker a triple confirma-

tion tone.

7) Socket for external earphone-microphone

The socket ( 2 ) ( ø 2.5 mm ) on the top side of the unit can be used to connect an

external earphone-microphone, e.g. ORM-MS. While the socket is used the internal

speaker ( 6 ) and the internal microphone Mic ( 7 ) are switched off.

8) Battery indication

In case of completely charged batteries the battery symbol ( position D ) is filled-

in. At 4.9 V supply voltage one third of the filling disappears, at 4.6 V one other third,

and at 4.1 V there is only the frame remaining. Now it is time to change or charge the

batteries, otherwise errors of functions and displayed information may occur. The cur-

rent consumption in transmit mode amounts to 270 mA ( PMR mode ), 110 mA ( LPD

mode ), in reception mode with closed squelch 40 mAand in power save mode 15 mA.

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9) Power save function

The power save mode is only active in reception mode. If the squelch is not opened

by a signal for at least 20 seconds, and if there is no key entry during this time, the

unit falls into the power down mode. In this mode the receive section is supplied only

periodically for a short time, so that the current consumption goes down from 40 mA

to 15 mA. On receiving of a signal or pressing any key the power save mode swit-

ches itself off again.

10) Receipt tones

If a signal is found on the actual channel in PMR or LPD operation the receipt tones

are switched off. Otherwise every pressure of a key is indicated by a short tone.

Operation of the TEAM UHF-DualTalk

The TEAM UHF-DualTalk offers you the possibility to communicate in a band of your

choice of two radio bands in the 70-cm-band ( UHF ). One band is the PMR band

( 446.00625 MHz – 446.09375 MHz ) and the other one the LPD band ( 433.075 MHz

– 434.775 MHz ). The TX output power is automatically matched to the allowed maxi-

mum value of the actual selected band. This is 500 mW radiated TX output power in

PMR operation and 10 mW radiated TX output power in LPD operation. The actual

selected band is indicated by the letter on the upper left corner of the main screen.

The “P” means PMR mode and the “L” means LPD mode.

If the unit receives an audible signal of a station the symbol ( E ) appears in the

lower left corner of the display. R

1) Band and channel selection

To select another radio band depress out of the keys Down ( 4 ) 7 times or

Up once. The display shows the writing . Then depress briefly the confir-

mation and On/Off key ( 5 ). Then the display shows the writings . On the

left side of the writing “CH“ you see an arrow, which can be moved with the help of the

Up/Down keys ( 4 ) either to the left side of the writing “Band“ or back to the left side

of the writing “CH“. For the activation of the band selection put the arrow to the left

side of the writing “Band“ and then depress the confirmation key ( 5 ). Then the dis-

play shows the writings or , depending on which one of the two bands the

actual band is. With the help of the keys ( 4 ) you can toggle between both indicati-

ons. Then depress the confirmation key ( 5 ) for the final selection of the indicated

band. Now the display shows or , depending on which one of the two

bands you selected before. The “8“ stands for the number of the actual channel of the

actual band. By the help of the Up/Down keys ( 4 ) the channels 1 to 8 of the PMR

band or the channels 1 to 69 of the LPD band can be changed in the wanted direc-

tion in a ring like system. Press the confirmation key ( 5 ) to select the desired chan-

nel, and the display will return to the main screen. Now the channel number appears

at the position ( F ) and the frequency band at the position ( B ). The symbol “P”

means PMR mode and the “L” means LPD mode. The channel number of the not sel-

ected band remains stored.

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