Midland CT2000 Handbuch

DUAL BAND VHF / UHF MOBILE TRANSCEIVER

CT2000

SPECIAL FEATURES

Output

Power Certiﬁed Extra loud

speaker

25W 3W

IP54

 INSTRUCTION GUIDE

Midland CT2000 instruction guide

Index

What’s in the box 1

Maintenance 1

Caratteristiche principali 2

Installing the radio 3

Installation 3

Power supply 4

Replacing fuses 5

Installing an antenna 5

External speakers 5

Microphone 5

Controls and display description 6

Display 8

Rear panel 9

Microphone 9

Main operations 10

Turning on and o 10

Volume adjustment 10

Squelch adjustment 10

Selecting a band 10

Selecting the VHF or UHF band 10

Switching from frequency to channel mode 11

Frequency/channel adjustment 11

Frequency step selection 11

Receiving 12

Transmitting 12

Output power selection 12

Menu settings 13

Menu access 13

MENU 13

List of the menu functions 14

Midland CT2000 instruction guide

Operating with repeaters and setting

of CTCSS or DCS tones 16

Setting the frequency oset and its direction 16

Setting the CTCSS and DCS tones 16

Setting a sub-audio tone in rx 16

Quick setting of CTCSS and DCS tones 17

Transmitting a repeater access tone 17

Activating the frequency inversion 17

“Talk around” function 18

Memory channels 19

Storing a channel 19

Quick storage of a memory channel 19

To recall a channel 19

Deleting a channel 20

Scan function 20

Selective call 20

Setting CTCSS or DCS tones 21

Setting a sub-audio tone in rx 21

Shortcuts for activating CTCSS and DCS tones 21

CTCSS tones chart 22

DCS codes chart 22

DTMF functions 23

Transmitting a DTMF code 23

Transmitting a memory DTMF code 23

Changing a memory DTMF code 23

Changing the transmission time of DTMF codes 24

Selective calls with DTMF codes 24

Other functions 25

Activating/deactivating the keypad tones 25

Setting the Time Out Timer: 25

Activating/deactivating the keypad lock: 25

Display backlight 25

Auto power-o 26

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Squelch opening 26

Selecting frequency mode, channel name mode, channel number

mode 26

Setting a password 26

Secondary display 27

Buttons on the front panel of the radio 27

Welcome message 28

Displaying the memory channel name or frequency 28

Selecting the transmission priorities 28

Inhibiting transmission 29

Acoustic sound for the secondary frequency 29

Reset 29

Troubleshooting 30

Technical speciﬁcations 31

Midland CT2000 instruction guide | 1

What’s in the box

• 1 CT2000 transceiver;

• 1 microphone with keypad;

• 1 mounting bracket;

• 1 power supply cable;

• Fixing screws;

• Mike holder

• 1 protection fuse

If any item is missing, please verify with your Midland dealer.

Maintenance

CT2000 is an electronic product of exact design and should be treated with

care. The suggestions here below will help you to fulﬁll any warranty obligations

and to enjoy this product for many years.

• Do not attempt to open the radio for any reason! The radio’s precision me-

chanics and electronics require experience and specialized equipment; for

the same reason, the radio should under no circumstances be realigned as

it has been calibrated for maximum performance. Unauthorized opening of

the transceiver will void the warranty.

• Do not store the Radio under the sunshine or in hot areas. High tempe-

ratures can shorten the life of electronic devices, and warp or melt certain

plastics.

• Do not store the radio in dusty and dirty areas.

• Keep the Radio dry. Rainwater or damp will corrode electronic circuits.

• If it appears that the Radio diuses peculiar smell or smoke, please shut o

its power immediately.

• Do not transmit without antenna.

• Do not attempt to conﬁgure the transceiver while driving; it is very dan-

gerous.

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Main features

• VHF and UHF bands and channel name displayed

• Frequency bands (they will be set according to the country where you ope-

rate): 144-146 MHz & 430-440MHz (Rx / Tx).

• Operating modes: UHF-VHF, VHF-VHF or UHF-UHF

• 203 memory channels

• Multi-color graphic display

• 1750/2100/1000/1450Hz repeater access tones

• 104 + 104 DCS codes + 51 CTCSS tones

• Bandwidth selectable in 3 dierent levels 25 kHz/20 kHz/12,5 kHz

• Channel number or channel number + frequency displayed

• Frequency inversion

• Scan

• Frequency step: : 2,5 kHz - 5 KHz - 6,25 kHz - 7,5 KHz - 8,33 kHz - 10

kHz - 12,5 kHz - 15 kHz - 20 kHz - 25 kHz - 30 kHz - 50 kHz.

• Selectable output power: high (25W) middle (10W) or high (5W)

• Frequency oset and oset direction selection

• Tx power level shown in the display

• TOT (time out timer)

• Keypad lock

• IP54 protection grade, water and dust proof

• USB programmable thanks to the optional programming kit PRG510

Midland CT2000 instruction guide | 3

Installing the radio

Installation

Safety and convenience are the primary considerations for mounting any pie-

ce of mobile equipment. All controls must be readily available to the operator

without interfering with the movements necessary for safe operation of the

vehicle. To install the transceiver select a location that will minimize danger to

your passengers and yourself while the vehicle is in motion; the location should

be well-ventilated and shielded from direct sunlight.

1. Install the mounting bracket in the vehicle using the supplied self-tapping

screws and ﬂat washers.

2. Install the bracket into the vehicle using the supplied self-tapping screws

and washers.

3. Set an appropriate angle for the unit, using the 3 slots on the rear edge

of the bracket.

Car body

Rondelle

Viti

Staa di montaggio

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Power supply

Be sure the transceiver is o.

On the rear of the radio you will see a bi-color power supply cable with a fuse

holder on the red cable.

This cable is supplied with a connector suitable for the connection to the radio

and vehicle’s battery.

In the direct-voltage power supply, it is very important to observe the polarity

even if the unit is protected against the accidental inversion.

Red = positive pole (+)

Black = negative pole (-)

The same colors are present on the battery and in the fuse box of the car.

Correctly connect the cable terminal to the battery.

Be sure to use a 12V vehicle battery that has sucient current capacity. Never

connect the transceiver to a 24V battery.

Connect the DC power cable to the regulated DC power supply and ensure

that the polarities are correct.

Connect the DC power cable to the transceiver.

Attention: To obtain best performances we recommend installing the radio in a

position with a good air circulation.

Ext. power jack DC power cable

Midland CT2000 instruction guide | 5

Replacing fuses

If the fuse blows, try to ﬁnd a cause before replacing it. If necessary, contact a

service center for assistance.

• The fuse on the rear of the radio has a current rating of 15A

• The fuse on the power supply cable has a current rating of 15A

Installing an antenna

• Place the antenna as high as possible

• The longer is the antenna, the better will be the performance

• If possible, mount the antenna in the centre of the surface

• Keep the antenna cable away from noise sources, such as the ignition

switch, gauges, etc

• Make sure you have a solid metal-to-metal ground connection

• Prevent cable damage during antenna installation

Attention: To prevent damage, never operate your radio without connecting a pro-

per antenna. A periodical control of the cable and of the S.W.R. is recommended.

External speakers

If you use external speakers, the impedance must be 8 Ω. The external speaker

jack accepts a 3.5mm mono plug.

Make sure the speaker does not have a direct-to-ground connection.

Microphone

Plug-in the supplied microphone to the proper connector on the front panel

of the radio.

The microphone can be also hung up thanks to its holder supplied in the packa-

ge.

Microphone connector External speaker

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Controls and display description

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