Maxon TP-4800 series Bedienungsanleitung

TP-4800 Series

800 MHz Transceiver

Operating Instructions

(Models TP-4800 and TP-4801)

About Your TP-4800 Series Radio

Maxon's TP-4800 Series is a sophisticated, microprocessor

controlled transceiver which operates in the 800 MHz range.

Operation and functions for Maxon Model TP-4800 (with

DTMF keypad) and TP-4801 (non-DTMF version) radios

are described in this manual.

We urge you to thoroughly read this manual before

operating the radio.

The TP-4800 Series has been designed for ease of operation

and there are many features available. Many of the functions

described in this manual are dependent on the System in use.

Your Maxon Dealer has programmed the TP-4800 Series

Radio to optimize your requirements.

Should you have any questions regarding the operation of

the radio, please consult the Maxon Dealer from which you

purchased the radio.

About Maxon America, Inc.

Maxon America, Inc. designs and manufactures professional

FM two-way radio equipment to serve a wide variety of

communication needs. Maxon produces equipment for the

Land Mobile Radio and Specialized Mobile Radio markets

(business, industrial, government and public safety).

Table of Contents

Safety Information 1

TP-4800 Series Features 2

Quick Reference Guide 3

Descriptionof Radio Components 5

Controls and Connectors 5

Keypad 7

DisplayInformation 11

TP-4800 Series Operation 13

TrunkedandConventionalMode 13

ChannelMonitoring 13

System"Handshaking" 13

Transmitting 14

Receiving 15

T/A - Talk Around 15

Transpond Mode 16

Keypad Lock 16

Telephone Calls (Model TP-4800 only) 16

Placing a Telephone Call 17

Auto Interconnect Operation 17

Manual or Direct Dialing 18

Receiving A Telephone Call 19

AdditionalTelephoneCallingInformation 20

Entering Telephone Numbers 20

Clearing Telephone Numbers 20

To Store a Number In Memory 21

To Recall a Number Stored In Memory 21

Scan Modes 22

General 22

System Scan 22

System Lockout 22

GroupScan 23

Auto Group Scan 23

Manual Group Scan 24

TransmittingWhileScanning 24

Last Active (floating) System and Group 24

"Home" System and Group 25

Scan Resume Delay 25

RXPriority 26

First Available System Scan 26

Trunked Supervisory Tones 27

Busy Tone 27

Intercept Tone 27

Clear-To-Talk 27

Key Press Tone 28

Reorder Tone 28

Return Time Warning Tone 28

Conversation Time-Out Tone 28

System Ringback Tone 29

Display Messages 30

Battery Charging and Care 31

Extended Operations 33

FCC Licensing 34

Transceiver Service 35

TP-4800 Series Product Warranty 36

Safety Information

TheFederalCommunicationsCommission(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) electromagnetic energy emitted by FCC

regulatedequipment.Properoperationofthisradiowill

result in user exposure far below the Occupational Safety

andHealthActandFederalCommunicationCommission

limits.

DO NOT hold the radio in such a manner that the antenna is

close to, or touching, exposed parts of the body -- especially

the eyes or face -- while the radio is transmitting.

DO NOT operate the radio near unshielded electrical

blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere, unless it is a

type specifically designed and qualified for such use.

DO NOT operate the radio unless the antenna connector

is secure and any open connectors are properly terminated.

DO NOT allow children to operate transmitter-equipped

radioequipment.

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the condition that this device

does not cause harmful interference.

TP-4800 Series Features

• Choice of Model TP-4800 with DTMF keypad or

Model TP-4801 without DTMF keypad

• Up to 10 Systems selectable

• Up to 10 Groups selectable per System

• System scan

• System lockout when scanning

•GroupScanautomaticallyormanually

• First Available System Scan when out of range of

Systems

• 7-character alpha-numeric LCD display with backlight

forSystemand Group identification andother

statusinformation

•Operationin both TrunkedandConventional(non-

Trunked)modes

• Repeater talkaround in Conventional and Trunkedmodes

• Standard telephone keypad for placing telephone

interconnectcalls(ModelTP-4800only)

•Callindicator

• User-programmable storage of up to 8 telephone numbers

ofupto14digitsinlength(ModelTP-4800only)

• Automatic System ringback if System is busy

•Transmitinhibitwithbusytone

• Clear-to-Talk beep tone signal indicates when speaking

can begin

NOTE: System setup determines the specific operation

of some of the above features. Refer to the descriptions

inthismanualformoreinformation.

Quick Reference Guide

ControlsandButtons

Turns transceiver on and adjusts audio

listeninglevel

Lights up LCDdisplay

Monitorschannelactivity(Conventional

Mode only)

Press-To-Talk places transceiver in

transmit mode

Keypad

Change SYStem number

Change GRouPnumber

Talk Around bypasses System when out

of range of System

Enable or disable "key press" tone

Turn SYStem SCaNning On/Off

Turn GRouPSCaNning On/Off

Enters First Available System Scan

(FASS) mode

LoCK Keypad or displayed System out of

scan sequence

Enable or disable "Phone" mode (Model

TP-4800only)

NOTE: In "Phone" mode, the T/A, MUTE, SCN and

LCK keys have the following functions; (SND) SeND,

(STR) SToRe, (REC) RECall and (CLR) CLeaR

respectively. The functions are indicated in the red letters

next to the primary function indicated on the keypad.

(ModelTP-4800only)

DTMF Enter telephone number to be called

Keypad (ModelTP-4800only)

SeND key automatically interconnects

withSystemand transmits displayed

telephonenumber(ModelTP-4800only)

SToResdisplayed telephonenumber in

memory location 1through 8

RECalls stored telephone number from

memory location 1through 8

CLeaRs one digit at a time from display

Description of Radio Components

ControlsandConnectors

Antenna Connector -SMA type connector for Maxon

TA-801BK antenna or equivalent.

TX/CALL Indicator - Two color LED glows red when

radio is transmitting (TX) and green when radio is receiving

a call (CALL).

Accessory Connector - Interface for Maxon SA-1420

Speaker/microphoneandprogrammingcable.

On-Off/Volume Control - Turning this knob clockwise

supplies power to the radio and increases volume level. A

counter-clockwise rotation decreases volume level. To turn

transceiver power off, rotate knob counter-clockwise

to detent.

L-Backlight Button - Press the

Lbuttononcetoilluminatethe

displayforlowlightconditions.

After pressing the Lbutton, the

lightwillstayonforapproxi-

mately 10 seconds.

M-Monitor Button - Press and

holdtheM buttontomonitor

channelactivity.Thisdisables

any squelch system so that all

traffic is heard. The monitor

functionisavailableonlywhen

Conventional Systems are

programmedintotheradio.

Push-To-Talk Button - Press

and hold the Push-To-Talk

(P-T-T) Button to place the

radiointransmitmode.When

transmitting,theTXindicator

located near the antenna will glow

red. In Trunked Systems, the radio

must first "handshake"with the

System to access an available

channel. This initial access may

cause the TX indicator to flash

momentarily.

Battery Latch - Lifting this latch

allows battery to be removed from

the radio. Place thumb under latch

and lift upward while sliding battery away from thumb. To

reinstallbattery,slidetowardlatch untilsecurelylocked.

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