BridgeComSystems BCH-220 Bedienungsanleitung

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Brief Introduction

Thank you for buying scanning receiver. The goal is to provide cost-effective communication

equipment for a variety of business sites and the amateur and supply all fast-paced walks of life

with perfect communication solutions.

This product uses amateur frequency ,you need to apply for use to radio management

institution of the provinces, cities or autonomous regions .

please read this manual carefully in order to know how to properly operate the radio before

use.

Unpacking and Checking Equipment

Welcome to use radios, before using we suggest you:

·Please check the packing box of this product and see if there are signs of damage.

·Please open the packing box carefully. We recommend that you identify the items listed in the

following packing list. if you find that our product and its accessories in handling are lost or

damaged during the shipment. Please immediately contact dealers.

Parts List

Item Quantity

Rubber Antenna 1

Li-ion Battery Pack 1

Desktop Charger 1

Power Adapter 1

Belt Clip 1

User’s Manual 1

Warranty Card 1

Hand Strap 1

Preparation

Charging the Battery

1. Using the battery

The battery is not completely charged at the factory, please charge it before using.

To extend the battery life time, please power off the battery when you don't use two way

radio, and save battery in a cool (temperature less than 25 )and dry place.℃

2 Precautions of Charging Equipment

1. Do not expose the charger to rain or snow.

2. Do not operate the charger if it has received a sharp blow, or has been dropped or damaged

in any way.

3. Do not disassemble the charger if it has received a sharp blow, or has been dropped or

damaged in any way.

4. Never alter the AC cord or plug provided with the unit. If the plug will not fit the outlet,

have the proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician. An improper condition can result

in a risk of electric shock.

5. To reduce the risk of damage to the cord or plug, pull the plug rather than the cord when

disconnecting the charger from the AC receptacle.

6. To reduce the risk of electric shock, unplug the charger from the outlet before attempting

any maintenance or cleaning.

7. Use of an attachment not recommended or sold by JUSTON may result in a risk of fire,

electric shock, or personal injury.

8. Make sure the cord is located so it will not be stepped on, tripped over, or subjected to

damage or stress.

9. An extension cord should not be used unless absolutely necessary. Use of an improper

extension cord could result in a risk of fire and/or electric shock. If an extension cord must

be used, make sure that:

•The pins on the plug of the extension cord are the same number, size, and shape as those

on the plug of the charger.

•The extension cord is properly wired and in good electrical condition.

•The cord size is 18 AWG for lengths up to 100 feet, and 16 AWG for lengths up to

150feet.

10. Do not replace charger's power cord. If the power cord damages, you must stop using

charger immediately.

3. Charging the Battery

Please use the battery charger designated by to charge battery. After purchase or extended

storage (more than two months), the first time to charge battery cannot make battery reach

its normal operating capacity. After repeating charge /discharge it two or three times, the

operating capacity will increase to its normal capacity.

4. Please Charge the Radio According to Operation Steps as Follows:

1. Insert power adapter into power supply socket.

2. Insert output terminal of power adapter into DC jack behind the charging kit, now the

charging orange indicator lights about 2 seconds then goes out.

3. Insert the battery or radio equipped with battery into the charging kit.

4. Confirm the battery and charging kit terminal contact reliably, when charging indicator

light turns into red and charging starts.

5. After completion of charge (charging time about 5 hours), light turns to be green.

5. Indicators Display As Following:

Status Indicator

Power Connected Orange light is on about 2 seconds then goes out

No battery(temperature end judges) All go out

Charge normally Red light is on

The battery is fully charged Green light is on

Fault (over temperature, battery short

circuit or over discharge state)

Red light flashes

Note: Before charging, please turn off radio power equipped with battery. When

charging, using radio will interfere with normal charge of battery and receiver effect.

Basic operations

Power On/Off

Turn the power switch knob clockwise to turn on radio power; to turn it off ,turn

the power switch knob counter-clockwise.

Volume Control

Turn the volume switch knob clockwise to increase volume; to decrease the

volume, rotate the volume switch knob counter-clockwise.

RX

When radio receiving information ,green LED lights .

1) Only same signaling and CTCSS setting can receive information .

2) May not receive any calling if radio is at lower signal and set high level SQL.

3) Local dealer maybe program your radio with CTCSS/DCS . Users can receive the same

signaling information if chosen channel with CTCSS/DCS . Or it can not get any calling .

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Program Settings

Radio Basic Information

1) Frequency

Please type in desired frequency value.

2) Back to factory default settings

You can initialize factory default settings by program software.

3) Delete Channel Group

You can delete the chosen channel by program software .

4) Turn On SP

Turn on speaker, you can hear sound from radio when it receives correct signaling.

Optional Items

1)Alarm before TOT

You can set an alert tone sounds from the speaker before TOT is cut.

2)Voice Report

Your radio can choose different languages voice report : English ,Chinese ,Off .

1) Beeper of Radio Power On

Choose desired beeper to sound when turn on the radio .

2) SQL

The purpose of the squelch is to mute the speaker when no signals are present. With the squelch

level ( 0-9) correctly set , you will hear sound only while actually receiving signal. The higher

the selected squelch level, the stronger the signals must be when receive. The appropriate

squelch level depends on ambient RF noise conditions.

3) Key Lock

1.Long press this key with lock icon .

2.Auto-lock: Set time to active auto-lock .It will be invalid when turn on radio again .

3.Auto-lock + memory : Set time to active auto-lock .It will be valid when turn on radio

again.

4) Working Mode

Frequency: LCD display frequency value.

Channel: LCD display channel No.

Frequency +Channel: LCD display both modes .

5)Frequency Step

There are 2.5K ,6.25K .........100K for selectable.

7)Back Light

Choose to turn on/off backlight and set lighting duration.

9)Channel Name Display

Only available at channel mode .

Tick √: Display

Not tick √: No Display

10)Beeper

Turn beeper on/off . If turn off beeper ,key tone and power on tone will not be available .

11)Decode Tail Elimination by Frequency Without CTCSS/DCS Decode

Tail tone elimination by frequency at channel without CTCSS/DCS decode .

12)Encode Tail Elimination by Frequency Without CTCSS/DCS Encode

Tail tone elimination by frequency at channel without CTCSS/DCS encode .

13)Key Lock

Enable the key lock function.

14)UP/DOWN Lock

Enable UP/DOWN lock function.

15)Support Non-standard CTCSS and DCS

Your radio can set any desired non-standard CTCSS and DCS

Scan

Scan Mode

According to chosen scan mode ,radio stops or continues to scan.

1）Time Mode: Your radio stops scanning when detecting a signal for some while(approximately

5 seconds).and then continues to scan even if the signal is still present.

2）Carrier Mode: Your radio stops scanning when detecting a signal and remains on the same

channel until the signal drops out.

3）Search Mode : Radio stops at the scanned frequency or channel when detecting a signal.

Delay Time Between RX and Scanning

You can set the time of radio automatically back to scanning after RX .

Scanning Beeper On/Off

Your radio can turn on/off scanning beeper.

Scan Indicator

Turn on green light flashes when scanning.

Battery

Battery Save

The battery saver function decreases the amount of power used when a signal is not being

received and no operations are being performed ( no keys are being and no switches are being

turned ). But when your radio receives information first time ,the delay time will be longer .

Low Battery Beeper Type

You can choose the desired beeper for low battery alert.

Low Battery Alert Interval

Set the interval by every low battery alert .

APO

Radio will automatically turn off power if there is no operation within 5 minutes and alarm at

interval time before APO .Under APO mode, user can active radio by operating it again.

Off : Turn off APO function

APO Time : Turn on this function and set the time to auto power off as requested .

Low Battery Voice Report

Radio will report low battery state if active this function

APO at High Voltage

Radio automatically power off if the voltage higher than pre-set voltage value.

APO at Low Voltage

Radio automatically power off if the voltage lower than pre-set voltage value.

Emergency Call

1) Emergency Call Type

Local Emergency : Alert from radio .

Local Emergency + Remote Emergency: Alert from radio ,same as other radios with the same

frequency and same signaling .

2) Local Emergency Time

Continuous : Keep alerting

Limited time setting :Choose the desired time

3) Remote Emergency RX Time

Continuous : Keep alerting

Limited time setting :Choose the desired time

4) Emergency Call Circle Time

Choose desired circle time to make emergency call.

5) Channel Select

Assigned Channel : Suppose assigned at Channel 3 ,no matter what the present channel is ,alarm

always goes from Channel 3.

Present Channel: Suppose present channel is No.5 ,alarm from Channel 5.

Present channel is No.6 ,alarm goes from Channel 6.

6) Emergency Channel No.

Choose desired channel number from Group A and Group B as emergency channel.

First/Quick Channel

◆First Channel

Choose desired channel as first channel

◆Quick Channel

Choose desired channel as quick channel

Power On Settings

1) Display Information

Off: Display all functions’ icon.

Voltage :only display voltage value

Display Information :edited by user

2) Power On Message

Please edit the desired information by program for Group A and Group B.

3) Password to Power on

Radio default is to be no password .Users can freely set.

4) Password to Reset All Settings

Enable this function ,radio will back to pre-set state .

FM Radio

1) Monitor at FM Radio

Tick: RX available during FM radio working

No tick: No RX available during FM radio working

Note: Radio can monitor group A and group B at same time while listening to FM radio .

2)WorkingMode

Full Frequency :makes FM radio work in Full frequency .

Channel: makes FM radio work in memorial channel .

3)FMSQL

Choose desired SQ level :1-32

4)FMVOL

Adjust desired FM Volume

5) FM Present Channel

Set the default channel when turn on FM radio

Input Information

This function allow radio input and store at most 16 letters or numbers , Chinese words. It also can

be used to store SN-code, identification for Program ID ,ID and so on .

DTMF Settings

Encode DTMF

■Pre-carrier Frequency Duration : Set sending pre-carrier frequency duration before

sending DTMF ,so that you can get more accurate and stable information .Choose desired duration

from 0-5100 ms.

■DTMF Code Interval : Set interval between ending sent DTMF and next DTMF , Choose

desired interval from 80-2450 ms.

■Side Tone

This tone is for checking if the DTMF code sent by using radio.

■DTMFKeyLock

You can lock the desired DTMF key

Decode DTMF

■IDCode

The ID code is consisted of 1-10 digits .Radio decodes right DTMF when receiving matched radio

with programmed DTMF signaling .

■Auto Reset Timer

If there is no communication after decoding DTMF code, DTMF code will be reset and make the

speaker quiet .Timer starts counting from stopping receiving carrier signal.

■ID Group Calling

Define a universal group code by DTMF character A,B,C,D, *、#.

Radio can decode if receiving right ID code and one or all code will replaced by this universal

code .

For example :

Group C

Station 1 Station 2 Station 3 Station 4

Code 123 223 235 355

Calling C23 Station 1 and 2 called

Calling CC5 Station 3 and 4 called

Calling CCC All Station Called

■Calling Alert

Indicator alert when receiving matched signaling.

■Calling Alert Beeper

Beeper alter when receiving matched signaling.

■ANI

Active this function to display the sender’s ID .

You can choose desired function :turn on/turn off.

■ContactList

Edit and name sender’s ID on the log by programming software.

You can choose desired function :turn on/turn off.

Stun/Kill

1) Kill Code

Kill radio when it receives assigned code .Decode unless receive kill decode Stun+#.

2) Kill Group Code

Similar as ID Group Code .

For example :

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