Ericsson Monogram Series Bedienungsanleitung

Monogram Series

16 Channel Scan Portable

Operator’s Manual

ERICSSONZ

NOTICE!

This manual covers Ericsson and General Elec-

tric products manufactured and sold by Ericsson

Inc.

NOTICE!

Repairs to this equipment should be made only

by an authorized service technician or facility

designated by the supplier. Any repairs, altera-

tions or substitution of recommended parts

madebytheusertothisequipmentnotapproved

bythe manufacturercouldvoidtheuser’sauthor-

ity to operate the equipment in addition to the

manufacturer’s warranty.

This manual is published by Ericsson Inc., without any warranty. Improvements and

changes to this manual necessitated by typographical errors, inaccuracies of current

information, or improvements to programs and/or equipment, may be made by

Ericsson Inc., at any time and without notice.Such changes will be incorporated into

new editions of this manual.No part of this manual may be reproduced or transmitted

in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying and

recording, for any purpose, without the express written permission of Ericsson Inc.

NOTICE!

The software contained in this device is copy-

righted by Ericsson Inc. Unpublished rights are

reserved under the copyright laws of the United

States.

Table of Contents

SAFETY AND CAUTION INFORMATION ..........4

UNPACKING INFORMATION..............................5

GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................................6

FEATURES..........................................................6

DESCRIPTION OF RADIO COMPONENTS......7

OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES ........................9

OPERATION........................................................9

RADIO ON/OFF ........................................9

TO RECEIVE...........................................10

TO TRANSMIT ........................................10

STATUS INDICATIONS AND

AUDIBLE ALERT TONES .................................12

CHANNEL SCAN ..............................................13

OTHER SCANNING FEATURES......................15

RECHARGEABLE BATTERY PACK

DISPOSAL.........................................................16

INTRINSICALLY SAFE USAGE........................16

BATTERY PACKS..............................................17

OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS......................17

ANTENNA INSTALLATION ...............................18

BELT CLIP INSTALLATION...............................18

BATTERY PACK REMOVAL..............................19

BATTERY CHARGING AND CARE..................20

MAINTENANCE ................................................20

NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERY WARRANTY...22

WARRANTY ......................................................23

SAFETY AND CAUTION INFORMATION

To ensure optimum performance of your new

Monogram Series Scan Radio, pIease read these

Operating Instructions completely.

It is recommended that you return your radio to

a qualified Authorized Service Center(ASC) for any

services or repairs.

The Federal Communications Commission

(FCC), with its action in General Docket 79-144,

March 13,1985, has adopted a safety standard for

the human exposure to radio frequency (RF) elec-

tromagnetic energy emitted by FCC regulated

equipment.Proper operation of this radio will result

in user exposure far below the Occupational Safety

and Health Act and FCC recommended limits.

DO NOT hold theradioin suchamanner that the

antenna is very close to, or touching, exposedparts

of the body, especially the face or eyes, while trans-

mitting.

DO NOT press and hold the transmit switch

(PTT) when not actually wishing to transmit.

DO NOT allow children to play with any radio

equipment containing a transmitting device.

Do not tamper with internal adjustments. Dam-

age to the equipment and/or improper operation

may result. There are no user serviceable items

inside the radio.

CAUTION

DO NOT operate a portable transmitter near

unshielded electrical blasting caps or in an explo-

sive atmosphere unless it is a type especially de-

signed and qualified for such use.

UNPACKING INFORMATION

Remove and carefully inspect the contents of

your package(s) for the following items:

1 - Radio

2 - Battery (sold separately, not part of

package)

3 - Antenna

4 - Belt Clip

5 - Operator’s Manual.

This radio operates in FCC regulated frequency

bands. All radios must be licensed by the FCC

before use.Because this radio contains a trans-

mitter, Federal Law prohibits unauthorized us-

age or adjustments of this radio.

NOTE

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

Monogram Series Scan Radios are designed

specifically for Professional Two-Way Radio opera-

tions and is available in a 16 channel model. They

offer a wide variety of advanced programmable

features - including several different "Scan" modes

- permitting the user to "customize" the radio to his

communication requirements.

A wide selection of accessories is available. A

choice of battery capacity (600 mAh or 1200 mAh)

and chargers (single or dual unit) offer additional

versatilities.

FEATURES

•Wide band operation

•Channel scan

•Look back channel scan

•Channel Guard/Digital Channel Guard

•Busy channel lockout

•Time-out timer

•High/Low power output selection

•Programmable channel spacing

(12.5 or 25 kHz)

DESCRIPTION OF RADIO COMPONENTS

1 -

Antenna Receptacle:

Attaches the antenna to

the radio.

Accessory Jack:

For use with optional Speaker

Microphone.

3 -

On/Off - Volume Control:

Turns the radio "On"

and "Off" and adjusts the volume level.

4 -

Channel Selector Switch:

Selects the operat-

ing channel (up to 16). Also initiates "Scan"

mode if programmed.

5 -

BUSY/TX/BT Indicator:

A tri-color Light Emit-

ting Diode (LED) identifies: (See Table 1 for

more information).

Red LED

signals normal transmission.

Amber LED

signals "Busy Channel" status - the

selected receiver channel has traffic on it.

Green LED

identifies tone-coded squelch calls

are being received on the selected receiver

channel.

6 -

HI/LO "TX" Power Switch:

HI power position

for full 5 watts output, LO power position for

approximately 1 watt output.

7 -

Monitor Button:

Located at the top portion of

thePTTbar. Thisisatone-codedsquelchdefeat

switch. It can also be used for "Scan Channel

Delete" when in "Scan" mode.

8 -

PTT Bar:

When depressed and held, engages

the transmitter/encoder and puts radio in the

"Transmit" mode. When released, the radio op-

erates in the "Receive" mode.

9 -

Slide-On Battery Pack:

600 mAh or optional

1200 mAh battery pack.

10-

Speaker:

8 Ohm internal speaker.

11-

Microphone:

Note the location of the micro-

phone. To transmit clear messages, talk about

two inches away from the microphone at normal

voice levels.

12-

Battery Charge Contacts:

Charging contacts

for standard desk or desktop rapid charger.

Top View

OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES

MGNC3N Antenna, 148-174 MHz

MGNC3P Antenna, 450-470 MHz

MGAE1V Speaker/Microphone

MGHC5L Leather Case Assembly (use with

standard battery)

MGHC5M Leather Case Assembly (use with high

capacity battery)

MGPA5B StandardBattery,Nickel-Cadmiumbat-

tery

MGPA5C High Capacity Battery, Nickel-Cad-

mium battery

MGCH3J Standard Desk Charger-120 VAC

MGCH3K Dual Rate Charger-120 VAC

MGCH3U Dual Rate Charger-230 VAC

OPERATION

RADIO ON/OFF

Turn the radio "On" by rotating the Volume Con-

trol clockwise (to the right) until you hear a click and

the "Self Test" alert tone.

Turn the radio "Off" by rotating the Volume Con-

trol fully counterclockwise (to the left) until you hear

a click and feel the switch go to the detent position.

TO RECEIVE

1) Turn the radio "On" and set the Channel Selector

Switch to the desired channel.

2) Adjust the volume to the desired listening level

with the On/Off Volume Control. Unsquelch the

radio by depressing the Monitor Switch on the

side of radio. When the radio is unsquelched (a

rushing sound coming from the speaker), the

volume may be adjusted to the desired level.

TO TRANSMIT

1) Hold the radio upright with the antenna in a

vertical position with the front grille 2 to 3 inches

away from the mouth. Keep the antenna away

from the face and eyes.

2) Press the Monitor Button to monitor the channel

for activity. To avoid interrupting another user,

OPERATION OF THE TRANSMITTER WITH-

OUT A PROPER ANTENNA INSTALLED MAY

RESULT IN PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE

RADIO.

WARNING

It is necessary to monitor a channel for activity

before transmitting.

TRANSMITTING ON AN

ACTIVE CHANNEL MAY INTERFERE WITH

OTHERS.

NOTE

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