GME W1 Bedienungsanleitung

Wireless

PTT Remote

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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CONTENTS

ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED

Remote microphone Spacer kit Steering wheel clamp

Adhesive foam Mounting screw kit

INTRODUCTION

The W1 wireless remote control is designed to reproduce many of the functions of

a standard hand held microphone using wireless technology. The W1 combines a

remote Push-To-Talk (PTT) with a user-selectable channel change or scan/priority

function in a convenient remote mounted unit.

An external remote microphone is also included for mounting in your vehicle

allowing effective hands-free communications while driving.

Once the W1 is connected to your radio, several new options will be enabled in

your radio’s menu (see ‘RADIO MENU OPTIONS’).

CONTROLS

Remote Control Front View Remote Control Rear View

Push To Talk (PTT)

Channel Up /

Priority Channel

Channel Down/

Scan

Battery Cover

Mounting Screws

INTRODUCTION ................................2

Controls ......................................... 2

Replacing the battery ......................3

INSTALLATION .................................. 3

Mounting........................................ 3

Installing the remote microphone .... 6

PAIRING............................................ 7

Radio menu options ........................ 7

PROGRAMMABLE KEY FUNCTIONS...9

Using the channel selector option..10

Speciﬁcations................................ 10

SC CONTRACT WARRANTY

AGAINST DEFECTS ..........................11

Contacts ........................... back page

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Pull tab to activate remote

Activating the W1

The W1 is factory ﬁtted with a 3V button battery.

To activate the battery, pull ﬁrmly on the blue tab

to remove it.

REPLACING THE BATTERY

The W1 operates from a standard CR2025 3V button battery. To replace the

battery, slide the battery cover open and remove the old battery. Insert the new

battery by sliding it into the compartment with the + side upwards. Reﬁt the

battery cover and slide it fully forward until it ‘clicks’.

Slide battery

cover open

Insert battery

+ side up

Reﬁt battery cover Close cover fully

until it clicks

INSTALLATION

Range

The W1 has a line-of-sight range of around 5 – 7 meters depending on the

installation. Range may be reduced slightly if the radio or the W1 is mounted close

to metal surfaces. This should not have any noticeable effect on most installations,

however, if mounting the remote unit in a bus, motor home or other similar sized

vehicle please be aware of the range performance when planning your installation.

MOUNTING

The W1 can be mounted directly to the steering wheel using the included steering

wheel mounting clamp. Alternatively it can be installed on any ﬂat surface using

double sided tape.

NOTE: Installing onto a metallic surface will reduce the signal range.

REMOVE TO ACTIVATE

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Steering Wheel Mount

The steering wheel mount is designed to

clamp on to the steering wheel in a position

where the W1 can be easily reached

without distraction while driving.

Temporarily place the W1 into the top

clamp then place the top clamp on the

steering wheel at the preferred location.

Rotate the W1 to the desired angle, then

turn the clamp over and secure the W1

using the two screws provided. The clamp has

a number of holes and slots to allow the remote

control to be rotated and secured at almost any angle.

Rotate W1 for

desired position

Place the W1 into the clamp Turn the clamp over and secure the

W1 using two screws

Fit the back plate to the rear clamp using the three screws provided. Finally,

reposition the front and rear clamps onto the steering wheel in the chosen

Installation using

adhesive foam

Remote control Front clamp

Rear clamp

M4 bolts

Installations

using clamp

Rear Clamp

Back cover

Screws

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position and ﬁt the two M4 bolts. Tighten ﬁrmly so that the clamp does not

move when the buttons are pressed. Do not over tighten.

NOTE: If the M4 bolts provided are too short for your steering wheel, they can

be replaced with M4 bolts of a suitable length obtained from your local hardware

store. Ensure the bolt lengths are not too long, otherwise they may foul on the

back cover.

For mounting onto larger steering wheels, a spacer kit is provided which

includes two spacers of varying thickness and longer 30mm M4 bolts. If

required, ﬁt one or more spacers between the front and rear clamp as shown

then tighten ﬁrmly using the longer bolts.

Panel Mount

The W1 can also be mounted onto a ﬂat surface using the supplied adhesive foam.

Mount the W1 in a location that is easy to reach without distraction while driving.

NOTE - installing onto a metallic surface will reduce the signal range.

To avoid personal injury, DO NOT install the remote control

on any surface associated with your vehicle’s airbag.

The adhesive foam is in two sections and is designed to

align with the rear mounting holes and the battery cover.

To aid in accurately ﬁtting the adhesive foam, proceed

as follows;

1. Starting at the top, fold the backing sheet away from the

top half of the adhesive foam. Leave the backing sheet

attached to the bottom half of the adhesive.

2. With the Remote Unit’s GME label at the top, position

the sticky side of the adhesive foam onto the back of

the Remote Unit, aligning the screw holes and battery

compartment with the matching section on the adhesive

foam. Press the foam ﬁrmly into position.

Insert spacer

as required

30mm M4 BoltThick spacer Thin spacer

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3. Peel away the rest of the backing sheet and press the

remainder of the adhesive foam into place.

INSTALLING THE REMOTE MICROPHONE

The external remote microphone should be installed in a location close to

your driving position that will allow it to easily pick up your voice while

driving. Suggested areas are the driver’s side door pillar, sun visor or roof

mounted centre console.

Once installed, run the cable to your radio and plug it into either the

front or the rear microphone socket. If you are retaining the original hand

microphone, we recommend you connect the hand microphone to the front

socket and plug the external remote microphone into the rear socket. If a

longer cable run is required, an LEM6P 4 metre microphone extension lead is

available through your local GME retailer.

NOTE: Installing the external remote microphone is optional. The radio can be

conﬁgured to use the original hand microphone for hands-free communications if

preferred. See ‘RADIO MENU OPTIONS’.

Hand

Microphone

External remote

microphone

Lift

microphone

cover

Plastic tab

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External remote microphone mounting suggestions

PAIRING

Before using your W1 you will need to ‘Pair’ it with your radio. This one-time

process uses a secure internal code to link your W1 exclusively with your

radio. Once pairing has been completed, your radio will automatically identify

your W1 each time your radio is switched on and will reconnect without

further action from you.

To Pair your radio with your W1

1. Switch your radio OFF.

2. Press and Hold the PTT button on your radio’s

hand microphone, then switch your radio ON.

3. ‘PAIR’ will be displayed, the PTT icon will ﬂash and

the radio will beep slowly. Release the PTT button.

4. Now press and hold both Function keys on the W1.

5. After a few seconds the radio should beep 3 times and ‘Pair’ will disappear

from the display. The W1 is now paired with your radio.

NOTE: If you do not complete the Pairing process within 20 seconds the Pairing

function will time-out with a low beep and ‘PAIR’ will disappear from the display.

If this happens, restart the process at step 1.

RADIO MENU OPTIONS

Once the W1 has been paired, a number of additional W1 menu items will

automatically become available on your radio.

Microphone Input

Your radio has two microphone sockets – on the front and rear panels. The

Microphone Input selector allows you to choose which microphone socket will

Function keys

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be used for hands-free transmissions. You can for example plug the original

hand microphone into the front socket and the remote microphone into the

rear socket and conﬁgure the rear socket for hands-free use. Alternately you

could choose to install just the original hand microphone and use it for both

handheld and hands-free operation.

To select the hands-free microphone input;

1. Press and Hold the Menu key until the radio beeps. The radio will enter the

Menu mode.

2. Press the Menu key repeatedly until ‘WMIC1’ or ‘WMIC2’ is displayed.

3. Rotate the Channel selector or press the or keys to toggle between

‘WMIC1’ (front microphone socket) or ‘WMIC2’ (rear microphone socket).

4. Press and hold the Menu key (or wait for the Menu function to time-out)

to store your setting and exit the Menu.

Microphone Gain Adjustment.

The microphone gain controls the sensitivity of the selected hands-free

microphone when operating in hands-free mode. Since the mounting position

of the hands-free microphone will vary between installations, the gain

control allows you to adjust the microphone sensitivity to ensure your voice

is transmitted clearly. When the gain has been adjusted correctly, your hands-

free voice level, when heard on a receiving radio, should sound similar to that

when using your hand microphone the conventional way.

To adjust the gain, you will require the help of another person with a similar

UHF radio.

Begin by sitting in your vehicle in your normal driving position. Select a quiet

channel and arrange for someone to listen to your transmission. They should

not be too close, as your voice level will not be accurately represented if your

signal is overloading their receiver.

1. Hold the original hand microphone in the conventional way and press the

PTT. Talk into the microphone in a normal voice and get the other person

to adjust their volume for a comfortable level. This transmission will give

them a reference level for the next stage.

2.Release the PTT on the hand microphone (if your hand microphone is also

being used as your hands-free microphone, place it in its normal ‘hangup’

position before continuing).

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3. Press the remote PTT button and talk again in a normal voice. If the other

person indicates that your voice level is now too high or too low, you can

adjust the gain as follows.

a. Press and Hold the Menu key until the radio beeps.The radio will enter the

Menu mode.

b. Press the Menu key repeatedly until ‘WGAIN’ is displayed.

c. Rotate the Channel selector or press the or keys to adjust the

gain. The gain can be adjusted from -12 dB to +30 dB. A level of 0 dB is

equivalent to zero gain.

4. When the required gain has been set, press and hold Menu (or wait for

the Menu function to time-out) to store your setting and exit the Menu.

Repeat from step 1 until your hands-free voice level is similar to talking into

your hand microphone. Use only as much gain as required for your voice to be

heard clearly. Excessive microphone gain will also amplify vehicle noise which

can make your voice difﬁcult to hear clearly when driving. We recommend you

also test your hands-free microphone whilst driving to check for background

noise and readjust the gain if necessary.

NOTE: Do not attempt to adjust the microphone gain while driving

NOTE: Always stop your vehicle before adjusting the microphone gain

PROGRAMMABLE KEY FUNCTIONS

The two function keys on the remote unit can be programmed to provide

either channel up/down selection or scanning/priority functions. Please refer

to your radio’s user manual for more

details on using these features.

To select your preferred option;

1. Press and Hold the Menu key

until the radio beeps. The radio

will enter the Menu mode.

2. Press the Menu key repeatedly

until ‘WCHNL’ or ‘WSCAN’ is

displayed.

Channel Selection Option (WCHNL)

PTT

Channel upChannel down

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3. Rotate the Channel selector or press

the or keys to toggle between

‘WCHNL’ (Channel Selector) or

‘WSCAN’ (Scan/Priority) functions.

4. Press and hold Menu (or wait for the

Menu function to time-out) to store

your setting and exit the Menu.

USING THE CHANNEL

SELECTOR OPTION

Brieﬂy press the left key to select a

lower channel or the right key to select

a higher channel.

Press and hold the left key to quickly step downwards through the channels

or the right key to quickly step upwards. Release the key to stop.

USING THE SCAN/PRIORITY OPTION

Brieﬂy press the left key to start or stop scanning. Press and hold the left key

to add or remove the currently selected channel from the scan memory.

Brieﬂy press the right key to switch immediately to the priority channel. Press

and hold the right key to store the currently selected channel as the

priority channel.

SPECIFICATIONS

Electrical

Compliant speciﬁcation: Meets AS/NZS 4268:2008 for short range devices

Frequency range TX: 2.4 GHz

Operating temperature: -10°C to 60°C

Current consumption: 2 uA on standby, 12 mA on transmit

RF output: 4 dBm

Battery type: CR2025

Mechanical

Dimensions: 40 mm diameter x 14 mm (h)

Weight: 12 grams

Scan/Priority Opti on (WSCAN)

PTT

Priority (store)Scan (memory)

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