
Operating Instructions
oTransmit/receive modeSet the frequency in the preset display and press the exchange key. Rotate the VOL control to the centre position.
Operate the transmit button and call the other station. Hold the microphone close to the lips for optimum speech transmission.
NOTES•The triangle in the top line of the display indicates transmit mode. During transmission a protective circuit prevents a frequency chan- ge or frequency channel change even if the frequency selector switch is rotated. The keying functions on the control panel are also inhibited.
•If the error message E2 appears in the top line during operation, the synthesizer is not latching and further transmit / receive operation is no longer possible. Than the portable VHF station is to be send the next service station
CAUTION
If excessive feedback noises are experienced during transmission, the sidetone volume must be turned down on the transceiver (refer to manual of the installed transceiver).
Set the correct reception volume using the VOL control whilst the other station is answering.
Switch on the squelch (muting) (press SQL key again). Weak reception signals and reception noises are suppressed. The
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oSetting the dynamic mike input sensitivityCall up function SF 16 using the MDE key. The following displays appears :
Top line | SF 16 |
Bottom line | 00 bis 63 Standard value 32 |
The dynamic mike input sensitivity can be changed upwards or
oInhibiting the transmit mode for one or more memory chan- nel (upwarts serial no.: 46)
Call up function SF 17 using the MDE key. The following displays appears :
Top line | SF 17 |
Bottom line | CS channel number |
Using the kHz (steps of 1) or MHz (steps of 10) switch, select the desired channel for inhibiting the transmit mode. Store the channel by pressing the STO key. Several channels can be selected on priority channels. The letter T appears in the bottom line before CS. When the STO key is pressed again, the inhibiting transmit mode is cance- led. The letter T is not appears in the bottom line before CS.
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