Instrukcja obsługi Midland ALAN 445 BT
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walkie talkie
ALAN 445 BT
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Table of Contents
1 INTRODUCTION ............................................................................2
2 ABOVE ALL… SAFETY! ..............................................................3
2.1 Symbols used ........................................................................3
2.2 Warnings ................................................................................3
2.2.a General ........................................................................3
2.2.b Batteries ......................................................................4
2.3 Assistance ..............................................................................4
3 DESCRIPTION OF PARTS ...........................................................5
3.1 Description of parts and commands ......................................5
3.2 Display symbols .....................................................................6
4 PREPARATION .............................................................................7
4.1 Fastening/removing the belt clip ............................................7
4.2 Installing/removing the batteries ............................................7
4.2.a To install the batteries .................................................7
4.2.b To remove the batteries ...............................................8
4.3 Recharging the batteries .......................................................8
4.3.a MW904 wall battery charger and 12V charger ...........8
4.3.b CA445 Intelligent, table-top battery charger ...............8
4.4 Proper use of rechargeable batteries ....................................9
4.4.a Memory effect ..............................................................9
5 STANDARD FUNCTIONS ...........................................................10
5.1 Turning on/off ..........................................................445 BT 10
5.2 Volume regulation ................................................................10
5.3 Selecting a channel .............................................................10
5.4 Transmission and reception .................................................10
5.4.a Reception...................................................................10
5.4.b Transmission .............................................................10
5.5 Monitor function ...................................................................11
5.6 Selecting transmission power ..............................................11
5.7 Bluetooth button ................................................................... 11
5.8 Display lighting .....................................................................11
5.9 Keypad lock ..........................................................................11
5.10 Use of CALL button.............................................................. 11
5.11 Clock mode ..........................................................................11
5.11.a Setting the time.......................................................... 11
5.12 Chronometer mode ..............................................................12
6 ADVANCED FUNCTIONS (F BUTTON) .....................................13
6.1 CTCSS subaudio tone selection ..........................................13
6.2 VOX mode ............................................................................13
6.2.a Activation/deactivation of VOX mode ........................14
6.2.b Setting VOX sensitivity ..............................................14
6.2.c Setting VOX delay .....................................................14
6.3 Scanning functions ..............................................................14
6.3.a Scanning on all channels ..........................................14
6.3.b Activating Dual Watch ...............................................15
6.4 Memory channels ................................................................15
6.4.a Programming of memory channels ...........................15
6.4.b Memory recall ............................................................15
6.4.c Memory scanning ......................................................16
6.5 Keypad tones, Calls and Roger Beep..................................16
6.5.a function ...........................................................16CALL
6.5.b Roger Beep ...............................................................16
6.5.c To enable/disable the keypad tones ..........................16
7 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE OF YOUR RADIO ...............17
7.1 Cleaning the radio ................................................................17
7.2 Connectors ...........................................................................17
8 TROUBLESHOOTING.................................................................17
8.1 Reset of functions ................................................................17
8.2 Solution table .......................................................................18
9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................19
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1 INTRODUCTION
445 BT is a licence free PMR446 transceiver for use in all existing
EU countries (in Italy, PMR446 radios are subject to general
authorisation). Its use is also permitted in some non EU countries
like Croatia, Switzerland, Norway and Iceland.
The operating frequencies allow clear communications free from
atmospheric interference up to a distance of 4/5 km (under optimal
conditions: in open air and without any obstacles).
You can take your 445 BT everywhere and easily “wear” it thanks to its
included belt clip. It works with 4 AA type alkaline batteries (or 4 Ni-CD
/ NiMH rechargeable batteries) and it can store up to 20 channels
that can be quickly scanned (SCAN function).
To protect every channel from interference from other users, the
445 BT 38 CTCSS tones also has that guarantee impeccable
communications even over background noise amd interference.
445 BT Bluetooth module and is also equipped with a
chronometer.
Main functions:
• 38 CTCSS tones in RX and TX
• Up to 20 channels stored
• Multifunctional backlit display
• Button for display backlight
• automatic current economy circuit reducing Auto power save:
the battery consumption by up to 50%.
• VOX / Babysitter function programmable in 6 different sensitivity
levels and 6 delays in reception levels.
• (end-transmission tone) on/off Roger Beep
• with 2 types of scanning:SCAN function
1. to monitor busy channels
2. to monitor the stored channels
• (to scan 2 channels of your choice) Dual Watch
• selectable on/offKeypad/switching on tone
• Keypad lock/unlock
• to send an acoustic signal to other usersCALL button
• for the channel selectionUP/DOWN controls
• to disable the automatic squelchMON (Monitor)
In our efforts to constantly improve product quality, we reserve the
right to change characteristics and features without prior notice.
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2 ABOVE ALL… SAFETY!
2.1 Symbols used
For ease and convenience of use, this manual uses symbols to
highlight urgent situations, practical advice, and general information.
Symbols such as this one indicate a crucial description
regarding technical repairs, dangerous conditions, safety
warnings, advice, and/or other important information.
Ignoring these symbols may result in serious problems and/
or damage and/or personal injury.
Notes such as this one indicate practical advice that Midland suggests
be followed for the optimal performance of 445 BT
.
Important sentences and words have been underlined.
2.2 Warnings
2.2.a General
Before using the transceiver, carefully read all the
instructions contained in this manual in the order in which
they are written. Cross-references to paragraphs and
chapters are provided for ease of use only. After reading,
keep this manual for future reference.
Read and follow all the warning and instruction labels found
on the radio and its accessories.
Always observe laws and regulations regarding the use of
transceivers, which may change according to the country
you are in. Where prohibited, or in areas where the radio may
cause interference or danger, turn off your radio.
Keep a tight grip on your radio (a fall may damage it) and
ensure the PTT button is not pressed accidentally when you
do not need to transmit. Do not hold the transceiver by the
antenna! This is a delicate part of the device and is vital for
the proper functioning of the radio.
Pay attention to environmental conditions - although 445 BT
is designed to operate under the most severe conditions,
it is important to avoid exposure to environments that are
excessively humid or dusty, or to temperatures outside the
-15° to +55°C° range. Also avoid exposure to direct sunlight,
jarring, and excessive vibration.
Before using the radio, ensure that all protective covers are
in perfect operating condition, in order to ensure maximum
protection against humidity and atmospheric agents.
Although this radio was designed to be water resistant, avoid
getting it wet as much as possible and do not let any liquids
fall on it. If the transceiver or one of the accessories gets
wet, dry it off as soon as possible with a soft, clean cloth. If
you feel that liquid may have penetrated the radio’s housing,
contact a service centre for a diagnostic check.
Do not use the radio, its accessories, and/or substitute the
batteries in potentially explosive environments. A single
spark may cause an explosion.
Do not open the radio for any reason! 445 BT’s precision
mechanics and electronics require experience and
specialized equipment; for the same reason, the radio should
under no circumstances be realigned as it has already been
calibrated for maximum performance. Unauthorized opening
of the transceiver will void the warranty.
Use original accessories only; otherwise you may seriously
damage your handheld transceiver.
Turn off the radio before cleaning it. For further information,
refer to Chapter 7.
Specyfikacje produktu
Marka: | Midland |
Kategoria: | walkie talkie |
Model: | ALAN 445 BT |
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