(Uo) Voice Activated Function (OFF, Hi, Lo or nr)

(H00) Stop Watch Mode depicting Hours/Minutes/Seconds/Tenths of Seconds/Hundreds of Seconds

(Sub) Sub-function menu on (yes) or off (no)

13.TX Indicator: Icon appears when a signal is being transmitted.

14.RX Indicator: Icon appears when a signal is being received.

Each time the Function (F) Button is pressed, the FR-1538 scrolls through selection of each main menu as noted above. Pressing and holding the Function button for 2 seconds or longer activates the keylock ( ) feature, whereby all buttons except the Monitor (M) and Press-to-Talk (PTT) are inoperable. When the Sub-Function menu is selected (sub yes), additional menu options are available in the following order:

(CAL) Call Ringer Melody Selection (1 through 7)

(bep)

Key (button) Beep on/off

(ro9)

Roger Beep on/off

[ 1,2,3]

Preset Channel Numbers. Select each channel using up/down

 

buttons

In addition, when the Channel Select mode is chosen (Ch flashing), the Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System (CTCSS) can be accessed as follows:

1.Press the Power/Enter ( ) Button (9); the CTCSS code digits flash.

2.Press the Up or Down button to select the desired CTCSS code.

3.Press the PTT button to confirm selection.

Powering the transceiver:

Your FR-1538 radio transceiver operates on four AAA batteries. You may operate your FR-1538 using the rechargeable batteries included or you may use alkaline batteries. Alkaline batteries will provide slightly better performance than the rechargeable batteries.

Installing the batteries:

To install batteries into the radio, it is necessary to remove the belt clip. To do this you will need to release the spring clip securing the belt clip to the radio and lift the belt clip away from the radio body. Next, remove the battery compartment cover by sliding it downward towards the bottom of the transceiver. Observe the polarity symbols on the top of the tray when inserting the batteries. Replace the cover.

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Audiovox FR-1538 owner manual Powering the transceiver, Installing the batteries, Bep, Ro9