Radio Shack 5W 8 Channel 2-Way Business Band Radio Bedienungsanleitung

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OWNER’S MANUAL — Please read before using this equipment.

5W 8 Channel 2-Way Business Band Radio

Your RadioShack 5W 8 Channel 2-

Way Business Band Radio is a porta-

ble, easy-to-use, two-way transceiver

that you can carry almost anywhere. It

is approved with commercial-grade

standards to give you clear, reliable

communication.

Your transceiver provides personal

communication with family members or

other licensees. You can use the trans-

ceiver for recreational communications

while you hike, ski, or fish. You can

even use the transceiver to coordinate

your activities with other family mem-

bers. When you get a license to oper-

ate the transceiver, other members of

your family living in the same house-

hold can also operate the transceiver.

PLL–Controlled Circuitry — provides

accurate and stable channel selection.

Built-in Modulation Limiter Circuit

—automatically adjusts for a wide va-

riety of voice levels to ensure an un-

derstandable transmission.

LCD Display with Backlight —illumi-

nates for 5 seconds when pressing any

key except LOCK/PTT.

Splash Proof (JIS Level 4) —pro-

vides excellent water resistance.

FCC Information

FCC LICENSE

REQUIRED

This transceiver is intended for use in

the operation of commercial activities,

in educational, philanthropic, or eccle-

siastical institutions, and hospitals,

clinics, or medical associations.

The

Federal Communications Com-

mission

(FCC) requires you to be li-

censed before you operate this

transceiver. Unless you are already li-

censed to operate on one of the preset

frequencies, you must apply for a fre-

quency through the PCIA (Personal

Communication Industry Association),

a non-profit organization that assigns

frequencies nationwide to help prevent

conflicts between different businesses

using transceivers in the same area.

For more information about getting a li-

cense, contact the PCIA at 800-759-

0300, extension 3068 (in Virginia 703-

739-0300, extension 3068).

For other questions concerning the li-

cense application, contact the FCC at

717-337-1212, or write:

FCC

P.O. Box 1040

Gettysburg, PA 17325

For the latest FCC application form

and instructions, call the FCC's fax-on-

demand service at 1-202-418-0177

from a fax machine and request one or

more of the following documents:

All forms and instructions

....... 000600

Form 600 instructions only

...... 006001

Main Form 600 only

................. 006002

Form 600 schedules only

........ 006003

If you do not have a fax machine, you

can call the Government Forms Distri-

bution Center at 1-800-418-FORM and

request that the form and instructions

be mailed to you.

FCC Part 90 Rules

You must be familiar with Part 90 of

FCC Rules

before you operate your

transceiver. The operation instructions

in this manual conform to Part 90, but

do not cover all items in Part 90.

Overall, Part 90 states that:

• You must have a valid license

before you use the transceiver.

• As licensee, you are responsible

for proper operation of all trans-

ceivers operating under your

license’s authority.

• You can let unlicensed persons

operate this transmitter, as long as

you take precautions to prevent

unauthorized transmissions.

• You must use this transceiver only

for the commercial use of your

business, and only when other

commercial channels (such as the

telephone) are either not available

or not practical.

• You must always yield the operat-

ing frequency to communications

that involve the safety of life or

property.

• You must take reasonable precau-

tions to prevent harmful interfer-

ence to other services operating

on the same frequency.

• You must not transmit program

material of any kind used in con-

nection with commercial broad-

casting.

• You must not provide a service

that is normally handled by tele-

phone or telegraph unless such

broadcasts involve the safety of

life or property or in emergencies

such as an earthquake, hurricane,

flood or a similar disaster where

normal communication channels

are disrupted.

• During each transmission or

exchange of transmissions, you

must identify your station with the

call sign issued to you by the

FCC, or once each 15 minutes

during periods of continuous oper-

ation.

• You must keep a written record of

any maintenance or modification

made to the transceiver, and you

must make this record available

for inspection upon demand by

the FCC.

Violating any of the provisions of Part

90 can result in fines and/or confisca-

tion of equipment.

Your transceiver might cause TV or ra-

dio interference even when it is operat-

ing properly. To determine whether

your transceiver is causing the interfer-

ence, turn off your transceiver. If the

interference goes away, your trans-

ceiver is causing it. Try to eliminate the

interference by:

• moving your transceiver away

from the receiver

• contacting your local RadioShack

store for help

If you cannot eliminate the interfer-

ence, the FCC requires that you stop

using your transceiver.

ADDITIONAL FCC

REGULATIONS

The Business Radio Service is under

the jurisdiction of the FCC. Any adjust-

ments or alterations that would alter

the performance of the transceiver so it

no longer meets the original FCC type

acceptance or would change the fre-

quency-determining method are strictly

prohibited.

Replacement or substitution of crys-

tals, transistors, ICS, regulator diodes,

or any other component that is of a

unique nature with components other

than those recommended can violate

the technical regulations of the

FCC

Rules

or violate type acceptance re-

quirement of the rules.

Before you operate the transceiver,

you must obtain your license. It is ille-

gal to transmit without the appropriate

license, which you can get by submit-

ting a completed FCC Form 600 to the

FCC (or through the PCIA). Further-

more, you are required to understand

Part 90 of the

FCC Rules

and Regula-

tions prior to operating your transceiv-

er. It is the user's responsibility to see

that this unit is operating at all times in

accordance with the

FCC Rules

and

Regulations.

SAFETY INFORMATION

Your transceiver contains a low power

transmitter. When the Push-to-Talk

button is pushed, it sends out radio fre-

quency (RF) signals. The device is au-

thorized to operate at a duty factor not

to exceed 50%. In August 1996, the

Federal Communications Commis-

sions (FCC) adopted RF exposure

guidelines with safety levels for hand-

held wireless devices.

Caution: To maintain compliance with

the FCC’s RF exposure guidelines

hold the transmitter and antenna at

least 2 inches (5 cms) from your face

and speak in a normal voice, with the

antenna pointed up and away from

your face. If you wear the handset on

your body while using the headset ac-

cessory, use only the supplied belt clip

and when transmitting, take it out of

the belt to ensure that the antenna is at

least 1 inch (2.5 cms) from your body.

Use only the supplied antenna. Unau-

thorized antennas, modifications, or at-

tachments could damage the

transmitter and may violate FCC regu-

lations.

A Quick Look at Your Radio

SQL

VOL/

OFF

PTT/

LOCK

MON/

FUNC

Battery

Release

QUIET/

Q-SCAN

HI/LO/

APO

ÀÀ

À/SKIP

¿/

SPK

MIC

CHRG

Belt Clip

Preparation

CHARGING THE

BATTERY PACK

The transceiver comes with an 8.4V,

1300mAH rechargeable Ni-MH battery

pack installed for power. Before you

use the battery pack for the first time,

you must use the supplied battery

charger to charge it for about 14-16

hours. After it is fully charged, the bat-

tery pack provides power to your trans-

ceiver for about 10 hours when you set

the transmission power to low, and

about 6 hours when you set the trans-

mission power to high.

You cannot use the transceiver while

you charge the battery pack.

Caution: Use only the supplied battery

charger, which is designed specifically

for your transceiver.

1. Turn OFF/VOL fully counterclock-

wise to OFF to turn the transceiver

off.

2. Pull out the rubber cover over

CHRG on the side of the trans-

ceiver and insert the charger’s

barrel plug into the jack. Then plug

the other end of the charger into a

standard AC outlet.

When (low battery icon) appears

on the display, recharge the battery

pack.

To detach the battery pack, push up

the arrow at the side of the transceiver,

then slide the battery pack off to the

right.

CONNECTING THE

ANTENNA

Align the slots around

the antenna’s connector

with the tabs on the an-

tenna jack on top of the

transceiver. Press the

antenna down over the

jack and turn the anten-

na’s base clockwise un-

til it locks into place.

USING THE

BELT CLIP

The supplied

belt clip lets

you easily

attach the

transceiver

to your belt.

To attach

the belt clip,

slide the belt clip down onto the plastic

tab.

To detach the belt clip, lift up the tab

and slide off the belt clip.

USING AN OPTIONAL

HANDSTRAP

You can attach an optional hand strap

(not supplied) to the transceiver. Slide

the hand strap’s small loop under the

hole at the side of the transceiver.

(You might need to use a small screw-

driver or a straightened paper clip to

do this.) Then pull the strap’s large

loop through the small loop.

CONNECTING AN

EARPHONE/EXTERNAL

SPEAKER

To listen privately or to hear better in a

large area such as a warehouse, you

can pull up the rubber cover on the MIC

and SPK jacks on the side of the trans-

ceiver, then plug an optional earphone

or external speaker with a 1/8-inch (3.5

mm) plug into the SPK jack. This auto-

matically disconnects the built-in

speaker.

Listening Safely

To protect your hearing, follow these

guidelines when you use an earphone.

• Set the volume to the lowest set-

ting before you begin listening.

After you begin listening, adjust

the volume to a comfortable level.

• Do not listen at extremely high vol-

ume levels. Extended high-vol-

ume listening can lead to

permanent hearing loss.

• Once you set the volume do not

increase it. Over time, your ears

adapt to the volume level that

does not cause discomfort might

still damage your hearing.

Traffic Safety

Do not use an earphone with your

transceiver when operating a motor

vehicle or riding a bicycle in or near

traffic. Doing so can create a traffic

hazard and could be illegal in some ar-

eas.

If you use an earphone with your trans-

ceiver while riding a bicycle, be very

careful. Do not listen to a continuous

broadcast. Even though some ear-

phones let you hear some outside

sounds when listening at normal vol-

ume levels, they still can present a traf-

fic hazard.

USING AN EXTERNAL

SPEAKER/

MICROPHONE

An external speaker/microphone can

make it easier to use the transceiver

when you clip it to your belt, so you do

not have to lift the transceiver to your

mouth each time you transmit. Lift up

the rubber cover on the MIC and SPK

jacks, then connect an optional micro-

phone or speaker with a 3/32-inch (2.5

mm) mini plug and a 1/8-inch (3.5 mm)

plug to the MIC and SPK jacks on the

side of the transceiver. This automati-

cally disconnects the transceiver’s

built-in speaker and microphone

SETTING THE

CHANNELS

Channel 2 is preset to ON. Follow

these steps to set the channels to on

or off.

Note: If you do not set any channels

besides CH 2 to ON and you try to

scan the channels, an error tone

sounds. (See “Selecting a Channel”

chart on Page 10.)

1. To turn off the transceiver, rotate

OFF/VOL counterclockwise until it

clicks.

2. Hold down HI/LO/APO and QUIET/

Q-SCAN while turning on the trans-

ceiver. The channel number

flashes.

2121

21 or 2)

2)2)

2) appears to indi-

cate whether or not the channel is

selected.

3. Within 10 seconds, press ¿/ or

À/SKIP to select a channel. Then

repeatedly press LOCK/PTT to set

the selected channel to ON or

OFF.

2121

21 appears when the chan-

nel is turned on, and 2)

2)2)

2) appears

when the channel is turned off.

4. To store the setting and exit the

channel set-up mode, press MON/

FUNC.

Note: If you do not press any key

for 10 seconds, the transceiver

automatically stores the setting

and exits the channel set-up

mode.

QUIET CODES

Quiet codes help eliminate interfer-

ence between different users on the

same frequency, letting you talk and

listen to people who are using other

transceivers set to the same frequency

and quiet code. This is like having a

sub-channel within a channel, giving

you greater communication flexibility.

When you set a quiet code (there are

38 to choose from) and turn on this

feature, the transceiver transmits a

tone with your transmission, letting you

communicate with anyone who has a

transceiver set to the same frequency

and code. This tone is too low for you

to hear, but other transceivers can de-

tect it.

If Quiet Code is turned on and set to

the same tone on the receiving trans-

ceiver, it only receives those transmis-

Ch.

#Frequency

(MHz) Color TX Power

Hi Lo

1 464.5000 Brown 5W 1W

2 464.5500 Yellow 5W 1W

3 467.7625 J 2W 1W

4 467.8125 K 2W 1W

5 467.8500 Silver

Star 2W 1W

6 467.8750 Gold

Star 2W 1W

7 467.9000 Red

Star 2W 1W

8 467.9250 Blue

Star 2W 1W

sions that include the tone. If two

different groups operate transceivers

in the same area on the same frequen-

cy, they do not hear each other’s

broadcasts if they both use different

quiet codes.

Press QUIET/Q-SCAN to turn this fea-

ture on or off. 48,(7

48,(748,(7

48,(7 and the code ap-

pear when the feature is on.

Setting a Quiet Code

1. To set the desired channel, follow

Steps 1–3 in “Setting the Chan-

nels” chart on Page 7.

2. Press QUIET/Q-SCAN. 48,(7

48,(748,(7

48,(7 and

the quiet code flash.

3. Press ¿/ orÀ/SKIP to select

the desired quiet code. (See the

“Quiet Codes” chart on Page 9 for

a complete list of quiet codes.)

4. Press QUIET/Q-SCAN to store the

setting.

Notes:

• We recommend that you select

a quiet code from 7 to 30. If you

select a code below or above

that range, you must wait 1–2

seconds after holding down

LOCK/PTT before you begin

talking.

• If you set the quiet codes for all

active channels to 0, or you do

not set any quiet codes, the

quiet code returns to the default

setting (12).

Temporarily Changing the

Quiet Code

You can temporarily change the quiet

code setting during normal operation,

without permanently storing it in the

transceiver.

1. Hold down QUIET/Q-SCAN until

48,(7

48,(748,(7

48,(7 and the quiet code flash.

2. Press ¿/ orÀ/SKIP to select

the desired quiet code.

3. Press QUIET/Q-SCAN.

When you turn off the quiet feature or

the transceiver, the new quiet code is

temporarily stored. When you change

the channel, the code you originally set

during channel set-up resumes. If you

did not set a quiet code, a quiet code

does not appear.

If you did not set a channel’s quiet

code during channel set-up, press QUI-

ET/Q-SCAN to set the last displayed

quiet code as the code for the current

channel.

Quiet Codes

Operation

Rotate OFF/VOL to turn the transceiver

on or off and adjust the volume.

Hold down ¿/ to scan up through

the channels, or À/SKIP to scan down

through the channels.

Set QUIET/Q-SCAN to the desired code

to provide greater communication flexi-

bility.

If you did not set the transceiver to use

a quiet code, wait until there is no sig-

nal on the channel. Then turn SQL

clockwise until the background noise

between signals stops.

To transmit, hold down LOCK/PTT.

Then hold the transceiver about 3 inch-

es from your mouth and speak slowly

in a normal voice. 7;

7;7;

7; appears. Release

LOCK/PTT when you finish your trans-

mission.

To receive, simply release LOCK/PTT.

%XV\

%XV\%XV\

%XV\ appears when a call is received.

Hold down MON/FUNC to hear every-

thing on a channel, even weak trans-

missions. )81&

)81&)81&

)81& appears. Release

MON/FUNC to turn squelch back on.

The display’s backlight turns on for five

seconds when you press any key ex-

cept LOCK/PTT. To turn on the back-

light without changing the transceiver’s

setting, press MON/FUNC.

Code Frequency

(Hz) Code Frequency

(Hz)

1 67.0 11 97.4 21 136.5 31 192.8

2 71.9 12 100.0 22 141.3 32 203.5

3 74.4 13 103.5 23 146.2 33 210.7

4 77.0 14 107.2 24 151.4 34 218.1

5 79.7 15 110.9 25 156.7 35 225.7

6 82.5 16 114.8 26 162.2 36 233.6

7 85.4 17 118.8 27 167.9 37 241.8

8 88.5 18 123.0 28 173.8 38 250.3

9 91.5 19 127.3 29 179.9

10 94.8 20 131.8 30 186.2

SELECTING A CHANNEL

Note: You can only select, or scan,

channels when you set two or more

channels.

To manually select a channel

, press

¿/ orÀ/SKIP. The selected channel

number appears.

To scan through the channels

, hold

down

¿/ orÀ/SKIP for about 2 sec-

onds. 6&$1

6&$16&$1

6&$1 appears. The transceiver

automatically scans through the chan-

nels and pauses on each active chan-

nel for about 5 seconds. Press ¿/ or

À/SKIP to change the scan direction.

Press any key other than ¿/ orÀ/

SKIP to stop scanning.

To skip a channel to be scanned

press ¿/ orÀ/SKIP to select the de-

sired channel. Hold down MON/FUNC

and press À/SKIP. (skip icon) ap-

pears.

To resume scanning the skipped chan-

nel

, select the skipped channel, hold

down MON/FUNC, and press À/SKIP.

disappears.

USING QUIET CODE

SCAN

1. Press QUIET/Q-SCAN to turn on

quiet code. 48,(7

48,(748,(7

48,(7 and the quiet

code appear.

2. Hold down MON/FUNC, then press

QUIET/Q-SCAN. 6&$1

6&$16&$1

6&$1 appears.

When matching with an appropri-

ate quiet code, the transceiver

stops scanning and 48,(7

48,(748,(7

48,(7 flashes.

The transceiver goes on scanning

after the signal disappears.

3. Press any key other than QUIET/Q-

SCAN to stop scanning. The trans-

ceiver stays on the quiet code just

scanned.

Note: If you press QUIET/Q-SCAN to

stop scanning, the transceiver stays on

the pre-set quiet code.

SETTING KEY TONE

Hold down MON/FUNC and press ¿/

to turn the key tone beep on or off.

(tone icon) appears when the key tone

is on.

Note: The key tone does not beep

when you press LOCK/PTT or MON/

FUNC, even if the key tone is on.

USING APO/HI/LO

Press APO/HI/LO to set the transmitting

power to high for long distance trans-

mission or low for short distance trans-

mission. +,

+,+,

+, or /2

/2/2

/2 appears.

Hold down MON/FUNC and press APO/

HI/LO to turn Auto Power Off function

on or off. $3#

$3#$3#

$3#21

2121

21 or $3#

$3#$3#

$3#2)

2)2)

2) appears.

When Auto Power Off is on, the trans-

ceiver automatically turns off when it is

idle for 2 hours.

Press any key to turn the transceiver

back on.

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