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DJ1 95 INSTRUCT ION MANUAL 1. INNOVATIVE AND NEW FEATURES * Comes equipped 3 9 C TCSS Tone Squelch function. * Comes equipped 1 0 4 DC S Digital code squelch function. * T O T (Iime Out Timer) can be set to a Duty Cycle most accommodating to the user‘s requirements. * Alphanumeric channel name function. * Tone burst function (1750,2100,1000,1450Hz) * Nine Autodial memories easily accessed from the DTMF keypad with redial function. * Direct frequency entry from DTMF function. * Burglary Alarm Function + Mosquito Repel sound function. 2. SPECIHICATIONS GENERAL Frequency coverage TTX 144~147.995MHz _RX 135~173.995MHz E: TX 144~145.995MHz RX 144~145.995MHz TAZ: TX 150~173.995MHz RX 135~173.995MHz TL2:; TX 150~173.995MHz RX 135~173.995MHz Mode F3E (FM) Channel steps 5,10,12.5,15,20,25,& 30kHz Memory channels 40 channels+1CALL channel Antenna connector BNC(50Q unbalanced) Frequency stability +5 ppm Microphone input impedance 2k@ nominal Power supply requirement 6.0 ~16.0 V DC ({negative ground) Current drain (at 13.8 V DC) 1.2A(typical) Transmit high at 5W 200 mA(typical) Receive at 300mW 50 mA(typical) standby Usable temperature range ~10 ~+60°C (14 ~ 140° F) Dimensions 56(W) *124(M) * 40(D)mm (with EBP—48N) (Projections not included) Weight Approx.300g (with EBP—48N) DTMF 16 Buttons Keypad Subaudible Tone(CTCSS) encoder/decoder installed(89tones) Subaudible Tone (DCS) encoder/decoder installed(104codes) TRANSMITTER Output power 5 W EBP—48N installed (144~147.995MHz) 5W 13.8 V DC (144~173.995MHz) 05W (LOW) Modulation system Variable reactance frequency modulation Spurious emissions Less than —6 0 d B Max.frequency deviation +5 k H z

RECEIVER Receive system . Double conversion superheterodyne Intermediate frequencies 1st 21.7MHz~/ 2nd 450kHz Sensitivity(12dB SINAD) Less than —14.0 dBu(0.2uV) [144~147.995MHz] Less than —12.0 dBu(0.25uV)[135~173.995MHz] Selectivity ‘ —6 Db:12kHz or more —60 dB:24kHz or more Audio output power 300 mW (typical with an 8 2 load) 200 mW (8910% THD) 3. ACCESSORIES Standard Accessories * EBP—4 8N (9.6V DC 700mAh) Ni—Cd battery ‘ EDC—9 3 (120VAC) Wall charger (Tversion) ** — EDC—94 (230V AC) Wall charger (E version) ** * Flexible rubber helical antenna * Belt clip * Hand strap * Instruction Manual ** Accessories may differ depending on the version you bought. Optional Accessories +« EBP—48N(9.6V DC 700mAh) Ni—Cd battery + EDC—36 Mobile Cigarette lighter adapter with active noise filter * EDC—37 External DC supply cable * EDC—88 Rapid charger + EDC—93(120V)Wall charger + EDC—94(230V)Wall charger + EMS—9 Speaker microphone * EMS—51 Speaker microphone + EME—12 Headset with VOX * EME—13 Earphone and mic with VOX * EME—15 Tie—pin mic with VOX * EME—6 Earphone 1 * EBC—6 Mobile bracket ‘ + EJ—38D SmartTrunk Logic Board * ESC—36 Softcase(for use with EBP—48N)

41. CONTROLS/FUNCTIONS Top, Front,Sides and Rear View ©@ ALBMED 00 0 0 a 0 0 0 0 o 0 n e e a a e 0 0 o00 e e e e a e 00 00 e e e e s e o > > 000 e e e * 0 0 yzA= * 00 e e e * 0 3 arouie 00 0 e # e e e e 0 0 C ) w 000 e e e e e 0 0 . 11000u2t " & 0 ChxEevyeEyQ) in Ooo—|——— [ CO—CO C ‘C) '\‘\j-{é iC_) ) LCD DISPLAY PANBL Refer to LCD Display section of this manual. @ MAIN TUNING DIAL The main tuning dial/knob may be rotated in either direction to select RX/TX frequency and volume/squelch level. @ EXTERNAL MICROPHONE JACK When the external microphone is prefered, plug in a 2.5mm stereo plug into this jack. @ EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK When the external speaker is prefered, plug in a 3.5mm mono plug into this jack. 6 POWER SWITCH Toturn on the unit, press and hold for about one second. 6 FUNCTION KEY The F key allows you to access the secondary function. Press and hold for about two seconds ,The Set—mode function activated. & MIC Speak into the microphone from approximately 10cm or 3" distance. DTMF KEYPAD During transmission, each numerical or letter key activates one DTMEF tone. @ BNC ANTENNA CONNECTOR Connect the supplied rubber helical antenna. When an external antenna is connected, please make sure that your antenna has a low SWR(Standing Wave Ratio). PTT(PUSH TO TALRWSWITCH To transmit, press and hold this switch. When you release it, the unit will return to the receive mode. D MONITOR KEY This key is used to un—mute squelch, and a weak or intermittent signal can be monitored regardless the squelch setting. This also available to monitor receive frequencies when TSQ or DCS is set. D DC JACK Plug in the EDC—36 cigarette lighter adapter with active noise filter for mobile operation. The jack is polarized, the center pin is positive and outer pin is negative. Applying excessive or will void the radio‘s warranty.

4—2, LCD Display >=> uyuytul uo5) ® QMLEY ®— *08 am 22XNXA) CTC T 3 @ © ® When the F icon appears, secondary function keys may be activated. 8808900090909 00@600060060600 4+ m It indicated the plus or minus offset direction. It appears when the tone encoder is activated. T SQ It appears when the tone squelch is activated. DC S It appears when the digital code squelch is activated The ® "icon appears when the key and frequency Lock is activated. APO It appears when the A PO (Automatic Power Off) function is activated. When the voltage of the battery is dropped to be recharged," "is disappears. LO When the low power output is selected the L O icon appears. V OL It appears while the volume level is adjusted by either the tuning dial. SQL It appears while the squelch level is adjusted by either the tuning dial 8 8 8 It indicates the TX/RX frequency, other function selected. M In the Memory Mode , the M icon appears. 8 8 While either the volume/squelch level is adjusted, and Memory channel No. o decimal point BUSY —BUSY icon will appear when a signal is received, or squelch is unmuted. 0O 0 0 It indicates the received signal strength and / or the output power level. * It appears when the "SCR" function activated. A It appears when the "EXP" function activated. t It appears when the "MRS" function activated.

EC%Mfi*‘*‘“»_‘\ ooo ooo ts $ "Co Reopiee 5 Operation I (Basics) 5—1 Adjusting the Volume 5—2 Adjusting the Squelch 5—3 Receiving 5—4 Transmitting 5—5 Frequency Selection 5—6 Channel Step ~ 5—7 Shift Direction and Offset Frequency 5—8 Memory Channel Operation 5—9 CALL Channel Operation 5—10 Scanning 5—11 Output Power Switching 5—12 Key Lock Function 5—13 Tone Burst Function 5—14 Auto Power Off Function 5—15 Battery Save (BS) Function 5—16 Lamp Function 5—17 Monitor Function 5—18 Beep Function 5—19 Clock Shift Function 6 Operation I (Applications) 6—1 Selective Calling 6—2 Tone Encoder and Tone Squelch Function 6—3 Tone Encoder Frequency/Tone Decoder Frequency Programming 6—4 DCS (Digital Code Squelch) Function 6—5 Manual DTMF Transmitting 6—6 Auto Dialer Memory Setting 6—7 Auto Dialer Function 6—8 Redial 6—9 DTMF Time Setting 6—10 Alphanumeric Function — 6—11 TOT (Time Out Timer) Function 6—12 TOT Penalty Function 6—13 BCLO (Busy Channel Lock Out) Function 7 OperationII (Others) 7—1 Cable Clone 7—2 Burglary Alarm Function 7—3 External Terminal Control 7—4 MRS (Mosquito Repeller Sound) Function 8 Set Mode 8—1 Setting of Set Mode 8—2 Functions Set in the Set Mode 9 Reset Function

5—1Adjustmg the Volume + [VOLj appears on LCD when VOL key is pressed, volume level is displayed. The initial value is 00 (minimum). The volume can be increased or decreased by rotating the dial. The maximum value is 20. + There are 21 steps from 00~20 in volume adjustment. The setting value can be kept even while the power is off. ' + When the volume point data is (00), the voice can not be heard. + Press any key (except for FUNC, MOMkey) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode. * When no operation is continued for 5 seconds, the setting is completed automatically. Then the LCD will return to the ordinal mode. [Operation] The volume increases as the setting value increases. 5—2 Adjusting the Squelch + Press the SQL key, and "SQL" icon appears on the LCD. Then the squelch level is displayed. + The initial setting value is 00 (minimum). The squelch level can be increased or decreased by rotating the dial. This value can be kept while the power is turned OFF. + There are 21 steps from 00~20 in the squelch level. + Press any key (except for FUNC and MONI keys) to complete the setting. Then the LCD returns to the ordinal mode. * When no operation is continued for 5 seconds, the setting is completed automatically. Then the LCD will return to the ordinal mode. [Operation] The squelch will be opened with the strong signal when the high value is set. «7 5—3 Receiving & Turn the power SW ON. & Press the VOL key to increase the Volume Rotate the dial to set to the proper volume. © Press and hold the SQL key, and rotate the dial until the noise disappears. @ Select the desired frequency. [BUSY] appears on the LCD as soon as the signal is received in the desired frequency. Then receiving voice is heard. At the same time green RX indicator lights up. 5—4 Transmitting W Select the desired frequency. C Press the PTT key, and the red TX indicator lights up to show the unit starts transmitting. While pressing PTT key, speak to the internal microphone on the front of the unit with your normal voice. @ The transmission will be completed when the PTT key is released, then the unit returns to the receiving mode. Note: Press and hold the PTT key, then press MONI key to transmit the tone burst. Note: If the PTT key is pressed outside the transmission frequency range, [OFF] will

appear on the LCD and you can not transmit. 5-5 Frequency Selection W Each time the V/M key is pressed, the mode is switched between VFO mode and memory mode. & VFO mode is selected by V/M key [M] or [C] is not displayed on the LCD in the VFO mode. [UP/DOWN with channel step] L W Rotating the dial clockwise increases frequency 1 channel step/1 click, and rotating counterclockwise decreases the frequency 1 channel step/1 click. [1MHz UPDOWN] W Press the [F] key then rotate the dial while [F] icon is ON, the frequency increases or decreases by 1MHz depending on the direction of the rotation. [Keypad Direct Entry] The frequency is set with the numerical keys of 0~9. [Setting] O Enter the 100MHz digit. & Enter the 10MHz digit. @© Enter the 1MHz digit. @ Enter the 100kHz digit. ® Enter the 10kHz digit. Depending on the channel step, entry may be required to the 1kHz digit or 10kHz digit.A confirmation tone sounds when the final digit is entered, then the setting has been completed. The entry method of each channel step is described as follows. Channel step Entry completion digit Entry method of for the final digit 5.0kHz 1kHz to Enter up to 1kHz digit. 10.0kHz 10kHz c Enter up to 10kHz digit. 12.5kHz 10kHz Enter 10kHz digit and 1kHz digit. 0+++00.0 16125 2++:25.0 3+<+37.5 4+ invalid §5+++:50.0 6=:62.50 7=+75.0 8+87.5 9 invalid 15.0kHz 1kHz Enter up to 1kHz digit. 25kHz 10kHz Enter 10kHz digit, and 1kHz digit is determined. 0+++00.0 2 ++:25.0 5+©+:50.0 7+ ©75.0 Others are invalid. 30kHz 10kHz Enter 10kHz digit, and 1kHz digit is determined. 5—6 Channel Step Press and hold the [F] key, then rotate the dial while [F] icon is ON. The frequency increases or decreases by 1MHz depending on the direction of rotation. W In VFO mode press and hold [F] key, then press 1STEP key while [F] icon is ON, and the current channel step will appear. @ Rotate the dial, the channel step toggles as follows. «— Downward upward —

—>STP— 5—STP—10—STP—12.5—STP—15—STP—20—STP—25—STP—307 LL—_— +—J & Press any key (except for MONI and FUNC keys) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode. Or press and hold the FUNC key, then press the 11STEP key to complete the setting. @ The Lamp and MONI keys are activate even while channel step appears on the LCD. & In the memory mode the channel step can not be selected. Note: When the step values are changed from 5kHz, 10kHz, 15kHz, 20kHz or 30kHz to either 12.5kHz or 25kHz, or changed in reverse, the frequency and shift width may be compensated. 5—7 Shift Direction and Offset Frequency Usually the repeater is used in the duplex mode. Namely the signal received with a certain frequency is transmitted with another frequency. The difference between these frequencies is the offset frequency. The setting range of the offset frequency is from 0 to 99.995MHz. D Press and hold the F key, then press 2/SHIFT key while [Fj icon is ON. The current offset frequency and shift direction will appear. Then each time 2/SHIFT key is pressed, the shift direction toggles as follows: m—> —0.60 — +0.60 — OSTOF— 7 kbgez____ __z_2z2z_zz_L _ iL & While shift frequency is d isplayed, rotating the dial clockwise increases the frequency by 1 channel step/l click and rotating the dial counterclockwise decreases the frequency by 1 channel step/l1 click. @ Press and hold the F key, then rotate the dial. The frequency increases or decreases by IMHz depending on the rotating direction. @ Press any key (except for MONI and FUNC keys) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode: _ ©® The Lamp and MONI keys are activate while shift frequency is displayed on the LCD. @ Also the setting can be completed by pressing 2/STEP key while holding the FUNC _ key. f 5—8 Memory Channel Operation This unit is provided with 40 memory channels (0~39 CH) and one call channel (C). The memory can not be increased. (1) Calling of memory channel WDPress V/M key, and [M] will appear on the LCD indicating the unit enters the memory mode. [M] icon flashes to show the CH‘s memory has not been programmed, and the VFO frequency is displayed. & Rotating the dial clockwise increases the memory channel number by 1 channel. @Rotating the dial counterclockwise decreases the memory channel number by 1 channel. (2) Programming a memory channel [ Memory Programming ]

W In VFO mode select the desired frequency, then set Shift and Tone Function as , necessary. & Press V/M key to enter the memory mode. @ Rotate the dial to select the desired memory channel number. @ The unprogrammed memory CH‘s number flashes. @ Press and hold the FUNC key, then press the MW key while FUNC icon is ON. A beep sounds indicating the completion, and the VFO frequency has been programmed in the selected memory channel. *If a memory CH whose memory has been programmed is selected at ©, in the operation of ©) the memory will be erased and [M] will start flashing. © When CH—C is selected, the CALL channel is also reprogrammed. [C] will not flash. @ The content of the memory should be erased beforehand to be reprogrammed. (3) Erasing of a memory channel ) Press the V/M key to select the memory mode. & Rotate the dial to select the desired memory channel number. When the memory channel is programmed, [M] appears on the LCD. & Press and hold the FUNC key, then press MW key while [Fl icon is ON. A beep sounds, and the programmed frequency will be erased. Then [M] starts flashing. @ While [M] is flashing, the erased memory is still displayed on the LCD. Press and hold the F key then press the MW key again, the erased memory can be recovered. If CH or mode had been changed, the recovery is not available. (4) Programmable Data The followings can be programmed in the memory channels 0~39 and the CALL channel: + Frequency + Shift frequency + Shift direction(+/—) + Tone encoder frequency + Tone decoder frequency + Tone encoder/decoder setting + DCS code + DCS setting + Skip CH setting + Busy Channel Lock Out (BCLO) + TX power HW/L » Battery save setting + Clock shift setting 5—9 CALL Channel Operation The initial setting is 145.00MHz. (1) Calling the CALL channel D Press the CALL key, and CALL channel is called. [C] (Right justification) appears on the LCD and the unit enters the CALL mode. In CALL mode the frequency and memory channel number can not be changed by dialing. The offset setting and tone setting can be changed and operated temporarily. & Press the CALL key again to return to VFO mode or memory mode.

& Also pressing the V/M key causes to return to the previous VFO mode or memory mode. @‘ Scanning can not be done in the CALL mode. (2) Changing the Frequency of the CALL Channel M The CALL channel is allocated as a memory channel. So when you change the CALL frequency and other settings, call the memory channel C from the VFO or memory mode to reprogram. 5—10 Scanning This function varies the frequency automatically to search for the signals being received. Timer Scan (After pausing the scan, the frequency goes to the next channel when 5 seconds elapsed even if a signal is picked up.) Busy Scan (After pausing the scan, the frequency goes to the next channel when the signal is disappeared. ) While scanning0}) the rotary encoder determines the direction of the channel UPDOWN. & Monitor function is activate. * Scanning can be released by pressing any key (except for the MONI key). + The last direction of UP/DOWN is defined as the scan direction. (1) VFO SCAN D Press the V/M key to enter VFO mode. @ Press the SCAN key to start scanning. The decimal point of the frequency on the LCD starts flashing to indicate the scanning is started. The unit scans by a channel step to the last direction of operation. © Rotate the dial clockwise to scan upward and counterclockwise to scan downward. VFO SCAN covers all receiving frequency range for scanning. @ Press any key (except for MONI key) to stop scanning. (2) Memory Scan D Press the V/M key to enter the memory mode. @ Press the SCAN key to start memory scanning. @ Rotate the dial clockwise to scan upward and counterclockwise to scan downward. The memory sean scans only programmed channels. @) Press any key (except for MONI key) to stop scanning. The scanning pauses at the channel or frequency where a signal is picked up, then (3) Skip Channel Setting + The memory channel that is programmed in the skip channel will be skipped when the memory scanning. +_In the memory mode press and hold the function key, then press C/SKIP while [F] icon is ON, the selecting memory channel is programmed to the skip channel. The skip channel is determined at this point without memory programming. The skip channel is released with the same operation. + The 10MHz decimal point of the memory channel will appear when the skip channel is programmed to the channel.

5—11 Output Power Switching The output power can be switched. Press and hold the F key, then press 5/H/L key while [F] icon is ON. Output power can be switched between High and Low. When the power is LOW, "LO" will appear. Nothing is displayed when the power is High. The initial setting is LOW power. RF meter shows@@@ in LOW power, and @@@@@@ in HIGH power. + H/L power switching can not be done while transmitting. 5—12 Key Lock Function Press and hold the F key, then press B/KL key to set the key lock. + In key lock mode only PTT, LAMP, MONI, VOL, SQL and TONE BURST/MONI keys are activate. + In the key lock mode [ KEY mark] appears. + Press and hold the F key, then press B/KL key while [F] icon is ON to release the key lock mode. 5—13 Tone Burst Function This is the required function to access the European repeater. +Press and hold the PTT key then press the MONI key, the tone burst signal will be transmitted. The initial value of the tone frequency is 1750Hz, and it is changeable in the set mode. + When tone and DCS are set, the signal will be transmitted with tone frequency and DCS code. 5—14 Auto Power Off Function The function prevents the battery from consuming when you forget to turn off the power switch. (1) Setting C + Press and hold the F key, then press 6/APO key while F icon is ON. [APO) appears on the LCD and the auto power off function is programmed. + The initial setting is OFF. * To release the APO, press and holdthe F key then press 6/APO key while F is ON . (2) APO Operation + If no operation is performed for more than 30 minutes while APO icon is ON, a beep sounds and the transceiver will be turned off. Turn the power switch ON again to resume the power. + APO function is not prolonged by picking up a signal but the key operation only. 5—15 Battery Save (BS) Function This function saves the current consumption while waiting for a signal for the long use of the battery. + ON/OFF is switched in the set mode. + The factory‘s initial setting is ON. + The battery save function is set to OFF automatically while scanning. + When no signal and no operation are continued for 5 seconds, the battery save

function will be resumed automatically. + When a signal is received or an operation is performed, battery save function is released temporanily. 5—16 Lamp Function + Press and hold the F key, then press MONI key while F icon is ON. The LCD backlight will be turned on. + When no operation is continued for 5 seconds, the lamp will be turned off automatically. + If you press any key except for the LAMP key while the lamp is on, the lamp goes out 5 seconds after the last key operation. + Press and hold the MONI key, then turn the power ON, and the lamp will be always ON. + Press and hold the F key then press MONI key, the lamp can be turned ON/OFF even you set the lamp to be always ON. + The lamp will be always ON even if you turn the power OFF and ON when the lamp is set to be always ON. 5—17 Monitor Function + The squelch operation is released regardless of the setting mode of SQL only while pressing the MONI key, and a sound is heard from the speaker. + The weak signal under the threshold level can be heard. 5—18 Beep Function This function produces a beep during operation. + The beep can be muted in the set mode. 5—19 Clock Shift Function In the unlikely event that CPU clock noise is present on a particular operating frequency programmed into the radio, you can shift the CPU clock frequency to avoid the CPU clock noise, which normally is so weak that it is inaudible even if the radio is tuned exactly to its frequency. +_CPU clock can be shifted in the set mode. O p e r a t i o n i M i E eetermeSncat o9—pner A p : p lications) 6H 6—1 Selective Calling + When you communicate with the specific station, tone squelch function or DCS function is useful. The tone squelch function allows to transmit one of 39 kinds of sub—audible tones with a voice. Then the voice can be heard when the sub—audible tones match at the receiving side. + The DCS function allows to transmit one of 104 kinds of digital codes with a voice. Then the voice can be heard when the programmed codes match at the receiving side. + The tone squelch function and DCS function can not be used at the same time.

6—2 Tone Encoder and Tone Squelch Function M Press and hold the F key, then press 4/TSQL key while F icon is ON, the current mode and tone frequency are displayed. Each time 4/TSQ key is pressed, the mode is switched as follows: T TSQ r—> 88.5 — 88.5 — TCS—OF —7 L _ + Only T appears indicating the encoder function setting only is allowed. + _T SQ appears indicating encoder/decodér function setting. + While the tone frequency is displayed, the lamp function and MONI key are available. + Press any key (except for FUNC and MONI keys) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode with T/TSQ indication. C While the tone frequency is displayed, rotate the dial clockwise to increase or counterclockwise to decrease the tone frequency. The tone frequency for use can be selected from 39 reference tones described below. 67.0 69.3 719 744 77.0 79.7 82.5 85.4 88.5 91.5 94.8 97.4 100.0 103.5 1072 1109 114.8 118.8 123.0 127.3 131.8 136.5 141.3 146.2 151.4 156.7 162.2 1679 73.8 179.9 186.2 192.8 203.5 210.7 218.1 225.7 233.6 2418 250.3 @ Press any key (except for FUNC and MONI keys) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the frequency indication mode. 6—3 Tone Encoder Frequency/Tone Decoder Frequency Programming The tone encoder frequency and tone decoder frequency can be programmed respectively to each memory CH. [Changing both of tone encoder/tone decoder frequencies] M Set the tone encoder in the tone squelch setting mode. (T icon is ON.) & Change the tone encoder frequency with dialing, then the setting is completed. @ When memory is programmed in this mode, the current tone frequency will be programmed to both of encoder frequency and decoder frequency. [Changing the tone decoder frequency only] D The tone squelch is programmed in the tone squelch setting mode. (T.SQL icon is ON.) @Change the tone decoder frequency with dialing, then the setting is completed. & When memory is programmed in this mode, the current tone frequency will be programmed as the decoder frequency. In this case, encoder frequency is not reprogrammed. [Tone squelch operation) D The squelch is released when received tone frequency accords with the programmed tone frequency. 6—4 DCS (Digital Code Squelch) Function [DCS setting] W Press and hold the F key, then press 7/DCS key while F icon is ON. {[DCS] icon is turned ON and DSQ code appears. The initial mode is [023]. Each time you

press the 7/DCS key, the mode is switched. ,___ _DGS r——> 023 > — DCS—OF —7 L j * The lamp function and MONI key are available while indicating the code on the LCD. @ Press any key (except for FUNC and MONI keys) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode with DCS indication. [DCS code changing] [When you change the DCS code] Q) Set the DCS code in the DCS code setting mode. (DCS icon is ON.) @ Change the DCS code with dialing, then the setting is completed. @) When the memory is programmed in this mode, the current tone frequency will be programmed to both of encoder frequency and decoder frequency. [DCS operation] W The squelch will be released when the received code is accordant with programmed code. 6—5 Manual DTMF Transmitting This function allows you to transmit DTMF code manually by pressing one of 16 keys during transmitting. W Press and hold the PTT key, then press one of 16 keys. @DTMF code that is accordant with one of 16 keys will be transmitted. + Manually transmitted DTMEF code is stored until 16 digits automatically, and it will be redialed when necessary as well as the auto dialer. 6—6 Auto Dialer Memory Setting The function stores the DTMF code that is transmitted by the auto dialer to the memory. + There are 16 kinds of codes in DTMF with maximum 16 digits. They are entered with 16 keys. + There are 9 channels of 1CH~S)CH and the channel can be selected by dialing. [Auto dialer code setting] . W Press and hold the F key, then press 9/ dial M key, the unit enters the dialer setting mode. ‘ 6 digits are displayed, and nothing appears at first. & Select the dialer memory NO. with the dial. @ For example, when you input 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, the LCD displays as shown below: [ 1]—I[ 12]—L[ 123]l7— [ 1 2 3 4] — [1 2 3 4 5 6] — [2 3 4 5 6 7]— [3 4 5 6 7 8] — [4 5 6 7 8 9] @ Press and hold the F key, then press 0 key while F icon is ON, pause can be set instead of the code. Pause is indicated by [—]. Entering a pause puts a gap between transmission of codes. & Press and hold the F key, then rotate the dial while F icon is ON, and the display scrolls within the range in which the codes are programmed. © Ifyou enter the wrong code, press and hold the F key, then press C/CALL(SKIP) to clear. & Press the PTT key to complete the setting.

+ The auto dialer can be programmed up to 16 digits including the pause. 6—7 Auto Dialer Function This function automatically sends pre—programmed DTMF codes. [Operation in receiving mode] W In receiving mode press D/A dial key, [DIAL] appears on the LCD and a confirmation tone sounds. & Press a key of 1~9, the dialer memory that is accordant with the key No. (max. 16 digits) will be output from the speaker automatically. + In this case the code is not sent. * + If nothing is stored in the memory, a beep tone sounds indicating that the operation is invalid when you press a key of 1~9. [Operation in transmitting mode] O Press F key in the transmitting mode. [DIAL] appears on the LCD. @ Press a key of 1~9, the dialer memory that is accordant with the key No. (max. 16 digits) will be transmit automatically. + In this case, a beep tone does not sound if you press the unprogrammed key. 6—8 Redial This function transmits the last transmitted DTMF codes again. W Press D key in receiving mode. A reception tone will sound. & Press 0 key. If the code to be redialed is not stored, a beep tone sounds indicating the operation is invalid when 0 key is pressed. @ The last transmitted DTMF codes (either of auto dialer codes or manually transmitted DTMEF code) will be output automatically from the speaker. In this case the codes are not sent. @ Press and hold the F key, then press 0 key in transmitting mode, and redialing becomes available. In this case the code is sent. 6—9 DTMF Time Setting This function changes the settings of the wait time of auto dialer, burst/pause time and burst time of the first digit. + The settings can be changed in the set mode. [DTMF WAIT time] 4 D When the DTMF code is transmitted using the auto dialer, the code transmission starts after the programmed WAIT time elapsed. The initial setting is 100ms. Q When the DTMF code is transmitted using the auto dialer, the code is transmitted with programmed burst/ pause time. The initial setting is 60ms. [DTMF first digit‘s burst time] @ When the DTMF code is transmitted using the auto dialer, the code will be transmitted at the programmed first digit burst time. The initial setting is 6O0ms. @ WAIT time cannot be changed while CH is displayed. 6—10 Alphanumeric Function In the memory mode this function allows to display optional alphabet, number or code instead of frequency. [Alphanumeric function setting] O In memory mode select the desired channel. @ Press and hold the F key, then press the D/NAME key while F icon is ON.

© Flashing [A ] will appear on the LCD. @, Rotate the dial to select the desired letter. & Press [D] key, the flashing will be stopped indicating the letter is stored. © The same letter flashes on the right of the stored letter waiting to be stored. & Press the [D] key to store in the memory. (Store desired letters in turn.) If you press the C key while storing, the stored letters will be erased. © Press the PTT key to complete the operation. [Operation of alphanumeric function] ~ D) When the unit enters the memory mode, if the channel is programmed alphanumeric function, the frequency aisplay part will be showed with the stored alphanumeric letters. (The CH number will be displayed as it was.) & Press F key, and the frequency will appear for 5 seconds on the LCD. (If any key is pressed within 5 seconds, the LCD returns to the display with the alphanumeric letters.) 6—11 TOT (Time Out Timer) Function [TOT setting] W Press and hold the F key, then press the 3/TOT key while F icon is ON. O [T—OFF] will appear on the LCD. & The display is toggled as follows by dialing, and the setting of TOT will be changed. @ The number indicated on OOO is the current Time Out Time. @ Change the TOT time by rotating the dial. The TOT time can be programmed up to max. 450 seconds. «— downward upward — r———> OFF > 30 — 60 > 90 —>++++—450 —> — L —— ] @ Press any key (except for FUNC and MINI keys) to complete the setting. The LCD will return to the ordinal mode. [Operation of TOT] O If the continuous transmission time is over the programmed time, a beep sounds 5 seconds before the time is up. Themthe transceiver enters the receiving mode automatically. @ In this case, unless the PTT key is turned OFF, the next transmission is deactivate. _ (When the TOT Penalty is set, transmission can not be done even if you turn OFF the PTT then ON again within the programmed time.) 6—12 TOT Penalty Function When the transmission is completed by the TOT function, the transmission will be inhibited within the programmed TOT Penalty time. The transmission is inhibited during the penalty time. O TOT Penalty function and its penalty time can be programmed in the set mode. & If the PTT key is pressed during the TOT Penalty time, an alarm tone will sound. & The penalty will be cancelled ifyou keep holding down the PTT key until TOT expires and also TOT Penalty time elapses. 5—13 BCLO (Busy Channel Lock Out) Function BCLO disables the transmission according to the receiving condition. + BCLO function can be turned ON/OFF in the set mode. + When the BCLO is set, transmission is possible only in following cases and

transmission is inhibited in the other cases. , If PTT key is pressed while the transmission is inhibited, an alarm tone will sound. In this time transmission is deactivate. ) No signal is picked up. (BUSY disappears.) & The tone frequencies match and the squelch is opened while using the tone squelch. @ The codes match and the squelch is opened while using DCS. 7:=.OperationI.(f@Othe 7—1 Cable Clone With an interface cable the entire memory channel data of one transceiver can be transferred and copied to another transceiver. [Connection] +_As shown in the figure, connect the external speaker jacks of two transceivers; transmitting side and receiving side, with $ 3.5 stereo plug cord on the market. + Be sure to turn the power OFF at cable connecting. + Please use the directly connected cable including no resistors inside. Be careful not to use the cable that contains any resisters.. [Operation of data receiving side] @ Turn the power ON. (The unit enters the data receiving mode.) @ When the data is sent from the transmitting side, "LD ***" appears on the LCD. Then the data transfer is started. @) When the transfer is completed, "PASS" is appears on the LCD. @ Turn the power OFF. If the data transfer is failed, "PASS" does not appear on the LCD. [Operation of data transmitting side] 0@ Turn the power ON. & Press and hold the MON key, then press the PTT key 3 times, "CLONE" will appear on the LCD. The unit enters the Clone mode. @ Press the PTT key, "SD 000" appears on the LCD. The internal memory channel data is transferred to the other transceiver. & The transfer is completed, "PASS" appears on the LCD. © Turn the power OFF, and the Clone mode is released. If data transfer is failed, "PASS" does not appear on the LCD. Try again from the first. 7—2 Burglary Alarm Function If someone tries to steal your transceiver, an alarm goes off from the speaker. [Setting] Be sure to set the battery pack. D Plug the external DC power plug cord to the car battery, etc. & Set to SCR—ON in the set mode. @Turn off the power switch of the unit. * To release the setting, set to SCR—OF in the set mode.

[Operation] * If someone unplug the power code to bring out your transceiver, an alarm goes off. + Once the alarm goes off, it does not stop until you remove the battery pack. * Set the battery pack and turn the power ON to release this function in the set mode. Please set to SCR—OF in the normal operation. 7—3 External Terminal Control "5V" is output from MIC jack terminal when the speaker is ON. * Set to EXP—ON in the set mode. . + When receiving (The tone and code should match when the TSQ/DCS is set), DC5V(§mA max.) is output from the center terminal ofMIC stereo jack. + Set to EXP—OF in the set mode to cancel this function. The optional VOX MIC, etc. (EME—12, EME—13, EME—15) can not be used at EXP— ON. This function generates the supersonic that repels mosquitos from the speaker. * Set to MPS—ON in the set mode. * The ordinal operation is available when MPS is set. + As the unit always generates supersonic when MPS is set, battery operating time may become shorter. + Set to MPS—OF to cancel the function in the set mode. 8—1 Setting of the Set Mode O Press the FUNC key for more than 2 seconds, the unit enter the set mode. & Press the MONI key to select the menu. The monitor does not work here. @ Rotate the dial to change the setting contents. @ Press any key (except for the MONT kéy) to complete the setting. The LCD returns to the ordinal mode. 8—2 Functions Set in the Set Mode .. The following functions can be programmed in the set mode. Here is the explanation of each function. [No.1] Battery Save Function ON/OFF W [BS—ON] appears on the LCD. & Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then ON and OFF are switched repeatedly. «— downward upward —> m—> BS—ON — BS—OF — — _ L2 _ [No.2] Scan Type Selection J [TIMER] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The scan types are switched repeatedly. «— downward upward —

—TIMER — BUSY ——7 LC ___J] [No.3] Beep Tone ON/OFF W [BEP—ON] appears on the LCD. & Rotate the dial to set to [BEP—OF]. @ Each time the dial is rotated, ON and OFF are switched repeatedly. [No.4] Tone Burst Frequency Setting @ [1750] appears on the LCD. L & Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the tone burst frequency will be changed. «— Downward Upward —> r——> 1750 — 2100 — 1000 — 1450 —— L__________ e [No.5] Clock Shift Setting O [SFT—OF) appears on the LCD. & Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the setting of the CLOCK will be changed. — Downward Upward — m—> SFT—OF — SFT—ON — —7 L j @ [BCL—OF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the setting of the BCLO will be changed. «— Downward Upward — ——> BCL—OF — BCL—ON —— L2 22 222 oc o c22 [No.7] TOT Penalty Time W [TP—OFF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The setting of TOT penalty will be changed. to ©@ OO shows the current TOT penalty time. The initial setting is 0 second. [TP—OFF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the TOT penalty time. «— Downward Upward — r—> TP—OFF — TPA — + — TPA — <~>— TPAG —— L ) The setting is available up to max. 15 seconds. [No.8] DTMF WAIT time W [DWT—O1] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the DTMF WAIT time will be changed. ©@ OO shows the current DTMF WAIT time. The initial setting is 0.1 second, and [DWT—O1] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the DTMF WAIT time. «— Downward Upward > r——DWT—O1— DWT—O4— DWT—O7 > DWT—10 —7 L ___ _ } [No.9] DTMEF Burst/Pause Time W [DP—60] appears on the LCD.

@ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the DTMF , burst/pause time will be changed. © OO shows the current DTMF burst/pause time. The initial setting is 60 msec, and [DP—60] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the DTMF burst/pause time. — Downward Upward — —> DP—60 —> DP—80 — DP—160 > DP—200— 7 L | [No.10] The First Digit Burst Time of DTMF @ [DB—60} appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the first digit of DTMF burst time will be changed. @ OO shows the current the first digit of DTMF burst time. The initial setting is 60 msec, [DB—60] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the first digit of DTMF burst time. «— Downward Upward r—> DB—60 — DB—80 > DB—160 — DB—200— 7 L 1 [No.11] Burglary Alarm Function WA [SCR—OF] appears on the LCD. . & Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the ON/OFF of the burglary alarm function is switched. «— Downward Upward —> r——> SCR—OF — SCR—ON —— zn ul en ce ce _ [No.12] External Terminal Controller QOutput W [EXP—OF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The ON/OFF of the controller output to external terminal will be switched repeatedly. — Downward Upward — ——> EXP—OF —> EXP—ON ——— L j [No.13] Mosquito Repel Sound Function @ [MRS—OF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The ON/OFF of the Mosquito repel sound will be switched repeatedly. «— Downward Upward — r———> MRS—OF — MRS—ON ——7 L220 O cJ nction osREsEmEFu Press and hold the F key, then turn on the power. The unit returns to the factory‘s default setting.

[ Destination | DJ195T | DJ195E | J195TA I— % % % — | VFO frequency | 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | CALL frequency | 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | Memory channel | a blank | a blank | a blank | | SHIFT setting | none | none | none | SHIFT frequency | 600kHz | 600kHz | 600kHz | | Channel step | 5kHz | 12.5kHz | 5kHz I | Channel step 5kHz . | 12.5kHz | 5kHz | l . L 04 . 1 + Press and hold the F key, the LCD‘s all segments are turned ON. When you release the F key, the reset will be performed. Press and hold the F key, then turn the power OFF. In this case the reset function will not be performed. This function is useful to check whether the LCD‘s all segment lights or not without the RESET function.

Press and hold the F key, then turn on the power. The unit returns to the factory‘s default setting. t {1 T 20. O U [ Destination | DJ195T | DJ195E | J195TA | } — — = = | VFO frequency | 145.00MHz —~ | 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | | CALL frequency | 145.00MHz _| 145.00MHz | 145.00MHz | Memory channel | a blank * | a blank | a blank | | SHIFT setting | none | none | none | | SHIFT frequency | 600kHz | 600kHz | 600kHz | | Channel step | 5kHz | 12.5kHz | 5kHz | | Channel step 5kHz | 12.5kHz | 5kHz | L N 1 N I + Press and hold the F key, the LCD‘s all segments are turned ON. When you release the F key, the reset will be performed. Press and hold the F key, then turn the power OFF. In this case the reset function will not be performed. This function is useful to check whether the LCD‘s all segment lights or not without the RESET function.

@ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the DTMF burst/pause time will be changed. © OO shows the current DTMF burst/pause time. The initial setting is 60 msec, and [DP—60] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the DTMF burst/pause time. «— Downward Upward — —> DP—60 > DP—80 > DP.—160 — DP—200— 7 L j [No.10] The First Digit Burst Time of DTMEF O [DB—60] appears on the LCD. ~ @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the first digit of DTMEF burst time will be changed. @ OO shows the current the first digit of DTMF burst time. The initial setting is 60 msec, [DB—60] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial to change the first digit of DTMEF burst time. — Downward Upward — r— DB—60 > DB—80 > DB—160 — DB—200— 7 L 1 [No.11] Burglary Alarm Function W [SCR—OF] appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. Then the ON/OFF of the burglary alarm function is switched. . «— Downward Upward — r——> SCR—OF — SCR—ON ——— L____2222222 c cce c [No.12] External Terminal Controller Output D [EXP—OF) appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The ON/OFF of the controller output to external terminal will be switched repeatedly. — Downward Upward — m——> EXP—OF — EXP—ON —— L h [No.13] Mosquito Repel Sound Function D [MRS—OF) appears on the LCD. @ Rotate the dial, and the display toggles as shown below. The ON/OFF of the Mosquito repel sound will be switched repeatedly. «— Downward Upward

ADJUSTMENT 1) —Required Test Equipment The following items are required to adjust radio parameters: 1. Regulated power supply Supply voltage: 5—14 VDC Current: > 3A or more 2. Digital multimeter Voltage range: L FS=Approx. 20V Current: 10A or more Input resistance: High impedance 3. Oscilloscope Measurable frequency: Audio frequency 4. Audio dummy load Impedance: 89 Dissipation: 1W or more Jack: 3.5 mm ® 5. SSG Output frequency: 200MHz or more Output level: —20dBu/0.1uV — 120d4Bu/1V Modulation: FM 6. Spectrum Analyzer Measuring range: Up to 2 GHz or more 7. Power meter Measurable frequency: Up to 200MHz Impedance: 509 , unbalanced Measuring range: 0. 1W —10W 8. Audio volmeter Measurable frequency: Up to 100kHz Sensitivity: 1mV to 10V 9. Audio generator Output frequency: 67Hz to 10kHz Output impedance: 600 2 , unbalanced 10. Distortion meter/SINAD meter Measurable frequency: 1kHz Input level: Up to 40dB Distortion: 1% — 100% 11. Frequency counter Measurable frequency: Up to 200MHz Measurable s’gabil'rty: Approx. +/—0.1 ppm 12. Linear detector Measurable frequency: Up to 200MHz Characteristics: Flat CN: 60db or more < D o & Standard moduilation : 1 kHz +/—3.5kHz/DEV Reference sensitivity 124B SINAD Specified audio output level: 200mW at 8 92 Standard audio output level: 5OmW at 8 2 Use an RF cable (3D2W:1m) for test equipment Attach a fuse to the RF test equipment. All SSG outputs are indicated by EMF. Supply voltage for the transceiver; 13.8VDC

2) Adjustment Points oooooag TP1 PD voltage .— TC1 Frequency adjust / VR1 Deviation

3) —Adjustment Mode The DJ—195 does not require a serviceperson to manipulate the components on the printed— circuit board, except the trimmer when adjusting reference frequency and deviation. Most of the adjustments for the transceiver are made by using the keys on it while the unit is in the adjustment mode. Because the adjustment mode temporarily uses the channels, frequency must be set on each channel before adjustments can be made. For instructions on how to program the channels, see the "DJ—195 INSTRUCTION MANUALwhich came with the product. in consideration of the radio environment, the frequency on each channel must be near the value (+/— 1 MHz) listed in the table below. To eriter the adjustment mode, set key lock and input 490217. Decimal point at 100MHz and 10MHz appears in LCD. To release the mode, set key lock and input 490217.] Channel frequencies used in the adjustment mode Channel Channel function Frequency 1 Reference frequency adjustment 145 MHz 2 High power adjustment 145 MHz 3 Low power adjustment 145 MHz 4 Minimum frequency sensitivity adjustment 130 MHz 5 Medium frequency sensitivity adjustment 145 MHz 6 Maximum frequency sensitivity adjustment 174 MHz 7 S—meter ( 1 ) adjustment 145 MHz 8 S—meter ( FULL ) adjustment 145 MHz 9 Deviation 145 MHz 10 DTMF ( 1 ) test 145 MHz 11 DTMF ( D ) test 145 MHz 12 Tone 67 Hz test 145 MHz 13 Tone 88.5Hz test * 145 MHz 14 Tone 250.3Hz test 145 MHz 15 DCS code 255 test > 145 MHz 16 Tone burst test ~ 145 MHz 17 Aging ( Not required to use ) 145 MHz Reference Frequency Adjustment 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 1 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key to start transmission. 3. Rotate TC1 on the Main board until the value on the frequency counter matches the one displayed on the LCD. 4. On 145.05MHz measure TP near the VCO and to obtain 1.2V + 0.1V( If the frequency display is flashing, the PLL is unlocked. ) High Power Adjustment 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 2 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Hold down the F key and press the H/L key to enter the high power mode ("L" at the upper—left of the display disappears). 3. Hold down the PYY key to start transmission. 4. While watching the reading of the TX power meter, set the output power to the value closest

to 5 W by rotating the main tuning dial. 5. , When the PTT key is released, the output power at that time will be stored as the high power setting. Low Power Adjustment 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 3 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Hold down the F key and press the H/L key to enter the low power mode ("L" appears at the upper—left of the display) 3. Hold down the PTT key to start transmission. 4. While watching the reading of the TX power meter, set the output power to the value closest to 0.5 W by rotating the main tuning dial. 5 When the PTT key is released, the output power at that time will be stored as the low power setting. Minimum Frequency Sensitivity Adjustment See "Note on Adjusting the Sensitivity" later in this section. 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 4 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Set the minimum frequency sensitivity rotating the main tuning dial, while F appears after the FUNC key is pressed. Medium Frequency Sensitivity Adjustment See "Note on Adjusting the Sensitivity" later in this section. 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 5 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Set the medium frequency sensitivity rotating the main tuning dial, while F appears after the FUNC key is pressed. Maximum Frequency Sensitivity Adjustment See "Note on Adjusting the Sensitivity" later in this section. 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 6 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Set the maximum frequency sensitivity rotating the main tuning dial, while F appears after the FUNC key pressed. c S—meter (1) Adjustment 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 7 by rotating the main tuning dial. The S—meter will | show a single circle (@) 1 2. Enter "0" dBu(EMF) with the transceiver tester. 3. Press the F key. The transceiver beeps indicating the new setting has been stored successfully. S—meter (FULL) 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 8 by rotating the main tuning dial, The S—meter will show all six circles (@@@0000) 2. Enter "+20"dBu(EMF) with the transceiver tester. 3. Press the F key. The transceiver beeps indicating the new setting has been stored successfully. Deviation 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 9 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Input a 50m\Virms, 1KMz signal with your transceiver tester through the extemal microphone jack

3. With the tester, put the transceiver in the transmission mode. 4. , Rotate the VR1 on the printed—curcuit board of the transceiver until the deviation is set to 4.5KHz. DTMF (1) Test This function is only for checking the DTMF code, not adjusting it 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 10 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. DTMF code "1" is automatically sent and you will hear the monitoring tone from the speaker. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver té;ter. DTMF (D) Test 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 11 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. DTMF code "D" is automatically sent and you will hear the monitoring tone from the speaker. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. Tone 67Hz Test This function is only for checking the tone encoder, not adjusting it. 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 12 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. A 67Hz tone is automatically sent. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. Tone 88.5Hz Test 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 13 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. An 88.5Hz tone is automatically sent. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. Tone 250.3Hz Test 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 14 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. A 250.3Hz tone is automatically sent. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. DGS Code 225 Test 1. In the adjustment mode, select channe} 15 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. An 255 DCS code is automatically sent. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. Tone Burst Test This function is only for checking the tone burst, not adjusting it. 1. In the adjustment mode, select channel 16 by rotating the main tuning dial. 2. Press the PTT key. A 1750Hz tone burst is automatically sent. 3. Check the deviation with the transceiver tester. Aging Perform this aging test only when necessary. 1. in the adjustment mode, select channel 17 by rotating the main tuning dial. The transceiver automatically repeaters transmission for a minute and reception for another minute.

Note on Adjusting Sensitivity Sensitivity is adjusted by applying the optimum voltage from the CPU to the varicap of the tuning circuit 1. Program any frequency within 145MHz +/— 1 on memory channel 5. 2. To enter the adjustment mode, set key lock and input 490217. Decimal point at 100MHz and 10MHz appears in LCD. (To release the mode, set key lock and input 490217). 3. Select channel 5 by rotating the main tuning dial. 4. Press the F key and, while the F appears, rotate the main tuning dial. Set the adjustment data to "7F" ("7F" appears in the channel number area on the LCD). 5. Press the F key. 6. in the key lock mode, press and hold the F key. Input 490217. Decimal point at 100MHz and 10MHz disappear. Tum the power ON. The transceiver is in the normal status.

parts list OJ—195 Parts list Ref. No. Parts No. Parts Name Ref. No. Parts No. Parts Name C1 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C61 CU3047 C1608UB1H103KT—N CZ CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C62 CU3111 C1608JB1C104KT—N C3 €SO404 EMCM10O6MATER C63 €S0407 35MC104MATER C4 CU3012 C1608CH1K120JT—AS C64 CU3011 C1608CH1H100D0T—AS CS CU30O12 C1608CH1H120JT—AS C685 CU3011 C1608CH1H100D0T—AS C6 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C66 CU3035 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C7 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C67 CU3012 C1608CH1H120JT—AS C8 CU3035 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C68 CU3047 C1608JB1K103KT—N .. C9 CU3035 C1608UB1K102KT—AS C6B9 CU3014 C1608CH1K180UJT—AS C10 CU3O35 C1608UJB1H102KT—AS C7O CU3016 C1608CH1K27OJT—AS C1 CU3019 C1608CH1H47OJT—AS C71 CU3035 C1608JB81H102KT—AS C12 CU3015 C1608CH1H220UT—AS C72 CS0406 35MCM 1 OSMATER C13 CU3O11 C1608CH1H1000T—AS CT73 CU3017 C1608CH1H330JT—AS C14 CU3O14 C1608CH1H1800JT—AS C7A4 CU3019 C1608CH1H47OUT—AS €15 CU3016 C1608CH1H27O0UT—AS C75 CU3018 C1608CH1K390UT—AS ~C16 CU3085 C1608CH1H300UT—AS C76 CU3047 C1608JB1H103KT—N C17 CU3004 C1608CH1HKO30CT—AS C77 CU3003 C1608CH1HO20CT—AS C18 CU3001 C1608CH1HORSCT—AS C78 CU3012 C1608CH1H120UT—AS C19 CU3020 C1608CH1KS56QJT—AS C79 CU0108 LMK212BJ 1 05KG C20 CU3O16 C1608CH1K27OJT—AS CBO CU3035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C21 CU30O03 C1608CH1HO20CT—AS CB1 CU3016 C1608CH1H270UT—AS C22 CU3035 C1608UB1H102KT—AS CB2 CU3O35 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C23 CU3004 C1608CH1HO30CT—AS C83 CU3111 €1608081C104KT—N C24 CU3002 C1608CH1HO10CT—AS C84 CU3035 C1608UB1K102KT—AS C25 CU3012 C1608CH1H120UT—AS CBS5 CU3015 C1608CH1H220UT—AS C26 CU3015 C1608CH1H220UT—AS C86 CU3035 C1608JB81H102KT—AS C27 CU3002 C1608CH1HO010CT—AsS C87 CEO392 GMVATUN C28 CU3OO02 €1608CH1HO10CT—AS C8B8 CU3035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C29 CU3O035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C899 CSO405 10MCS475MATER C30 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG ©C90 CU3035 C1608JB1H10O2KT—AS C31 CU3047 C1608UJB1H103KT—N C91 CU3035 C1608JB81H102KT—AS C32 CU3035 C16080JB1H102KT—AS C92 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG C33 CU3047 C1608UB1H103KT—N C93 CU3047 C1608UB1H103KT—N €34 CU3035 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C94 €S0404 GMCM10O6MATER C35 CU3035 C1608BJUJB1H102KT—AS C95 CU3O035 C1608JB1K102KT—AS C36 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG C96 €S0408 GMCM156MATER C37 CU3035 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C97 CU3035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C38 CU3OZ7 C1608CH1H221JT—AS C98 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG C39 CU3035 C1608JB1K102KT—AS C993 CS0408 GMCM156MATER C4D CU3002 C1608CH1H010CT—As €100 CU3035 C1608JB81H102KT—AS C41 CU30O02 €1608CH1HO10CT—As C101 CU3035 C1608J81K102KT—AS _ C42 NC C102 CEO392 GMVAT7UW ‘ C43 CU3035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C103 CEO373 16MV 100UW C44 CU3O35 C1608UB1H102KT—AS C104 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG C45 CU3O35 C1608JB1H10O2KT—AS C105 CU3047 C1608JB1H103KT—N CA46 CUO108 LMK212BJ105KG C106 CU3035 C1608UB81H102KT—AS CA7 €U3035 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C107 €S0404 GMCM1O6MATER CA48 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C108 €S0404 GMCM1O6MATER CA49 CU3047 C1608JB1H103KT—N C109 CU3047 C1608JB1KH103KT—N C50 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C110 CU3035 C1608UB1K102KT—AS C51 CU3047 C1608JB1H103KT—N C111 CU3111 C1608UB1C104KT—N C52 CSO404 GMCM106MATER C112 CU3111 C1608JB81C104KT—N C53 CU3014 C1608CH1H180JT—AS C113 CU30O35 C1608JB1K102KT—AS 54 CU3047 C16808JB1H103KT—N C114 CEO397 MVS16VCAT7MF46 €55 CU3O35 C1608JB1H102KT—AS C115 CU3047 C1608JB1K103KT—N €56 CVU3OO2 C1608CH1HO10CT—AS C116 CU3051 C1608JB1E223KT—NS C5S7 CU3O02 C1608CH1HO010CT—AS C117 CU3051 C1608JB1E223KT—NS C58 CU3O15 C1608CH1H220JT—AS C118 CUO108 LMK212BJ 1 05KG CS9 CU3007 C1608CH1HO6OCT—A C119 CU3111 C1608JB1C104KT—N C6O NC C120 CEN396 MVS6. 3VC100MF46

parts list Parts Name Parts No. Parts Name C1608VJB1E223KT—NS X00131 18V214 TPHA4 C1608JB1C104KT—N XD0312 MA2530400L €1608UB1C104KT—N X00331 HSU2Z77TRF GMCM1O6MATER XD0251 MAT7ATWA TX C1608JB1H102KT—AS X00323 MA2S111—TX C1608U81C104KT—N X00261 $30G7 C1608CH1K151JT—AS X00130 DA204U T106 C1608JB1H102KT—AS X00323 MA2S111—TX C1608UB1C104KT—N XD0294 U2FWJA4N(TE1ZR) C1608JB81H332KT—NS XLOO36 SML—310MT186 LMK212BJ105KG X00312 MA2S30400L C1608JB1C104KT—N X00312 MA2S30400L C1608JB1H103KT—N XD0312 MA2S30400L C1608UJB1H182KT—AS X00312 MA2S30400L C1608UF1E333ZT—N XLO036 SML—310MTT86 C1608UB1C104KT—N X00131 1§SV214 TPH4 C1608VB1H102KT—AS XLOO28 BRPG1201W TR C1608UJB1C104KT—N X00291 MA7T29—TX C1608JB1K102KT—AS X00332 RB7O6F—40—1106 C1608VB1K102KT—AS X00323 MA2S111—TX C1608UJB1H102KT—AS NC LMK212BJ105KG XC0060 ALFYMASOF=K C1608JB1E223KT—NS XA0543 M64082AGP C1608JB1K103KT—N XA0619 S—8125085G—QD—T 1 C1608CH1H680UT—AS XA0210 NJM2O7OM T1 C1608VB1C473KT—NS XA0O385 MS5222FP—600C C1608JB1C104KT—N XAO515 TK14521MTL C1608JB1C104KT—N XAQ5T3 NJM2904V—TE1 GMCM1O6MATER XA0596 NJM2902V—TE1 C1608JB1H103KT—N XAQ621 M38267E8L—GP C1608UB1H103KT—N XA0368 AT24C16N—10§1—2. 7TER LMK212BJ 1 O5KG XA0620 S—80845ALMP—EA9—T2 _ C1608JB1KH103KT—N UJO046 MJBZ—1 LMK212BJ105KG UJOO19 HSJ1493—01—010 10MCS47SMATER UJOO22 HSJ1102—01—540 C1608CH1H180UT—AS ©CO508 LK16082R2K—T C1608CH1K1S50UT—AS QKA4S5A MR1.5 4. 5T 0.4 LMK212B8J105KG QOKA4SA MR1.5 4.5T 0.4 C1608JB1H102KT—AS QKAOSA MR1.5 3.5T 0.4 C1608IJB1K103KT—N QKA45A MR1.5 4. 5T 0.4 GMCM1O6MATER QCO571 LL1608—FHGBNJ C1608JB1C104KT—N €CO0566 LL1608—FH27NJ €1608J81C104KT—N €COS570 LL1608—FH56NJ C1608JB1H822KT—NS QCQ573 LL1608—FHR10J C1608UB1C104KT—N QKA7S5A QKATSA C1608JB1H562KT—NS €CO0535 LQN2 1 AS56NJO4 C1608JB1K272KT—NS QCO0538 LQN21AR10/J04 C1608JB1E183KT—A QCOS570 LL1608—FHSONJ C1608JB1H102KT—AS @CO0508 LK16082R2K—T C1608UB1K102KT—AS QC0537 LQN21 ABZNJO4 C1608JB1H102KT—AS QCO537 LQN2 1 A8ZNJO04 C1608JB1C473KT—NS QCO537 LQN2 1 ABZNJO4 C1608UB1K102KT—AS QCO537 LQN21 ABZNIO4 C1608UB1C473KT—NS QCO573 LL1608—FHR1QJ €C0089 NL322522T—181 JA ELOO044 HT—3404 EYO017 OB—27P44 X10171 28C4808—TX. AR DF120(3. 5)200P0. 5V81 XE0038 25K2975—111—A RLS135 TE 11 XE0034 MRF9745T1 X00312 MA2S30400L XTO171 25C4808—TX. AR

parts list Parts No. Parts Name Ref. No. Parts No. Parts Name XTO171 285C4808—TX. AR R3S5 RK3046 MCROBEZHJ472 XUO172 XP1501—TX R36 RK3022 MCRO3EZHJ47O X10135 2502216R—TX R37 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 XT0170 2S5B766A—TX R38 RK3039 MCROBEZHJ122 XE0040 2SK882—GR—TE8SL R39 RK3066 MCROBEZHJ224 XTO172 2504618 R40 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ 103 XE0040 2SK882—GR—TE8SL R41 RK3018 MCROBEZHJ220 XUO0193 RN1107 TEBSL R42 RK3042 MCRO3EZHJ222 XT0O171 25C4808—TX. AR RA43 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 XT0170 25B766A—1TX R44 RK3037 MCROBEZHJ821 XU0193 RN1107 TEBSL R45 RK3044 MCRO3EZHJ332 XUO193 RN1107 TEBSL R46 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ 104 XT0170 25B766A—TX RA7 RK3030 MCROBEZHJ221 XU0193 RN1107 TE8SL R48 RK3042 MCROBEZHJ222 XT0O10 25A1036K T146Q R49 RK3037 MCROBEZHJ821 XUO172 XP1501—TX R5O0 RK3020 MCRO3EZHJ33O XUO172 XP1501—TX R51 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ104 XUO161 XP1114(TX) RS2 RK3038 MCRO3EZHJ 102 XUO192 RN2107 TEBSL RS3 RK3076 MCROBEZHJ15S5 X1T0135 2502216R—TX R54 RK3074 MCROB3EZHJ105 XUO193 RN1107 TEBSL R55 RK3022 MCROBEZHJA7O XT10095 25C4081 T106R R56 RK3042 MCRO3EZHJ222 XUO192 RN2107 TEBSL R57 RK3074 MCROBEZKJ105 XT0135 28502216R—TX RSB RK3022 MCRO3EZHJ470 XUO195 RN1104 TEBSL R59 RK3074 MCROBEZHJ105 XUO194 RN2111 TEBSL R6O RK3074 MCRO3EZKJ1O5 XUO192 RN2107 TEBSL R6G1 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 RK3030 MCROS3EZHJ221 R62 RK3030 MCROB3EZHJ221 RK3030 MCRO3EZHJ221 R63 RK3050 MCROB3EZHJ 103 RK3034 MCRO3EZHJ471 R6A4 RK3059 MCRO3EZHJS563 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ 103 R65 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJA73 RK3022 MCRO3EZHJ47O R66 RK3058 MCROBEZHJ4T73 RK3042 MCROBEZHJ222 R67 RK3076 MCRO3EZHJ 155 RK3046 MCRO3EZHJ4T72 R68 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ 104 RK3022 MCRO3EZHJI47O _ . R69 RK3074 MCROB3EZHJ 105 RK3030 MCRO3EZHJ221 RTO RK3054 MCRO3EZHJ223 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 RT71 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJ473 RK3049 MCRO3EZHJ822 RT2 RK3054 MCRO3EZHJ223 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 RT73 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 RK3018 MCRO3EZHJ220 R74 RK3044 MCROB3EZHJ332 RK3046 MCROB3EZHJ4AT2 R75 RK3058 MCROBEZHJ4A73 RK3044 MCRO3EZHJI332 RTGb RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 RT7 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJ473 RK3034 MCRO3EZKHJ471 RT78 RK3054 MCROBEZHJ223 RK3026 MCRO3EZHJ101 RT79 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R8O RK3046 MCROBEZHJ4A72 RK3042 MCROB3EZHJ222 R81 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ104 RK3037 MCROBEZHJI821 R82 RK3046 MCRO3EZHJ472 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R83 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ 103 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJ4T73 R84 RK3036 MCROBEZHJ681 R24 RK3058 MCROB3EZHJ473 R85 RK3022 MCROBEZKJ47O R25 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R86 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R26 RK3053 MCROBEZHJ183 R87 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ 102 R27 RK3053 MCROBEZHJ183 R88 RK3050 MCROB3EZHJ103 R28 RK3053 MCROBEZHJ183 RBY RK3032 MCRO3EZKJ331 R29 RKOOO2 ERJ6GEYJ120V RSO RK3044 MCRO3EZHJ332 R30 RK3034 MCROBEZHJ471 R91 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ 104 R31 RK3042 MCROBEZHJ222 R92 RK3058 MCROB3EZHJ4AT73 R3Z RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R93 RK3032 MCROBEZHJ331 R33 RK3030 MCROBEZHJ221 R94 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R34 RK3050 MCRO3EZKHJ103 RY5 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 2

parts list Ref.No. Parts No. Parts Name Ref. No. Parts No. Parts Name RY6 RK3058 MCROBEZHJ473 R157 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ104 R97 RK3052 MCROBEZHJ153 R158 RK3055 MCROBEZHJ273 R98 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R159 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 R99 RK3041 MCROB3EZHJ182 R160 RK3074 MCROBEZHJ105 R100 RK3066 MCROBEZHJ224 R161 RK3069 MCROBEZHJ394 R101 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R162 RK3060 MCRO3EZKJ683 R102 RK3066 MCROBEZHJI224 R163 RK3050 MCROBEZKJ103 R103 RK3052 MCROB3EZHJ153 R164 RK3050 MCROBEZKHJ103 R104 RK3048 MCRO3EZHJ682 .L. R165 RK3048 MCROBEZHJ682 . R105 RK3054 MCROB3EZHJ223 R166 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 * R106 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 l» R167 RK3048 MCRO3EZHJ682 R107 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R168 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 R108 RK3014 MCRO3EZHJ100 R169 RK3074 MCROBEZHJ10S5 R109 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R170 RK3062 MCROBEZKHJ104 R110 RK3066 MCROB3EZHJ224 R171 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ104 R111 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 R172 RK3001 MCROBEZKJOOO . R112 RK3051 MCRO3EZHJ123 R173 RK3066 MCROBEZHJ224 R113 RK3032 MCRO3EZHJ331 R174 RK3066 MCROBEZHJ224 R114 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R175 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R115 RK1018 ERJBGEYJ101VY R176 RK3074 MCROBEZHJ105 R116 RK3074 MCRO3EZHJ105 R177 RK3066 MCROBEZHYJ224 R117 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R178 RK3062 MCROBEZHJ104 R118 RK3045 MCRO3EZHU392 R179 RK3062 MCROB3EZHJ104 R119 RK3057 MCROBEZHJ393 R180 RK3046 MCROBEZHJ472 R120 RK3061 MCRO3EZHJ823 R181 RK3058 MCROBEZKJ473 R121 RK3055 MCRO3EZHJ273 R182 RK3046 MCROBEZHJ4T72 R122 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R183 NC R123 RK3058 MCROBEZHJ473 R184 RK3054 MCRO3EZHJ223 R124 RK3063 MCRO3EZHJ124 R185 NC R125 RK3072 MCRO3EZHJA684 R186 NC R126 RK3056 MCRO3EZHJ333 R187 NC R127 RK3054 MCRO3EZHJ223 R188 RK3026 MCROBEZHJ101 R128 RK3056 MCROB3EZHJ333 R189 RK3074 MCROBEZHJ105 R129 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJ473 R19O0 RK3058 MCROBEZHJ473 R130 RK3038 MCROBEZHJ102 _ R191 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R131 RK3022 MCRO3EZHJ470 R192 RK3059 MCROBEZHJ563 R132 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R193 RK3063 MCROBEZHJ124 R133 RK3001 MCRO3EZHJOOO . R194 RK3060 MCROBEZHJ683 R134 RK3058 MCRO3EZHJ473 _. R195 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R135 RK3074 MCRO3EZHJ105 R196 RK3067 MCROB3EZKJ27A4 R136 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R197 RK3050 MCRO3EZKHJ103 R137 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ 104 R198 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R138 RK3069 MCRO3EZHJ394 R199 RK2042 MCR1BEZHJ152 R139 RK3038 MCRO3EZHJ102 ©} R200 RK3054 MCROBEZHJ223 R140 RK3065 MCRO3EZHJ184 R201 RK3057 MCROBEZHJI393 R141 RK3061 MCROB3EZHJ823 R202 RK3045 MCROBEZHJ392 R142 RK3058 MCROBEZHJA73 R203 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R143 RK3050 MCROBEZHJ103 R204 RK3050 MCROB3EZHJ103 R144 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R205 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103 R145 RK3062 MCRO3EZHJ104 R206 RK3050 MCROB3EZHJ103 R146 RK3040 MCROBEZHJ152 R207 RK3052 MCROB3EZKJ153 R147 RK3070 MCRO3EZHJ474 R208 NC R148 RK3052 MCRO3EZHJ153 SW1 7 UU0O030 EVQPJOOS R149 RK3046 MCRO3EZHJ472 SW18 UUOO3O0 EVOPJOOS R150 NC TC1 CT0O012 CTZ3S—10A—M1—P R151 RK3038 MCROB3EZKJ102 VR1 RHO140 MVR22HXBRN4A72 R152 RK3046 MCROB3EZHJ472 X1 X00112 UM—5 21. 250MHZ R153 RK3038 MCRO3EZHJ102 x2 XQ0077 38C 3.686400MHZ R154 RK3050 MCROB3EZKHJ103 XF1 XFO041 UMS5 21. 7M 21R15A5 R155 RK3046 MCRO3EZHJ472 XFZ2 XFO041 UMS 21. 7M 21R15A5 R156 RK3050 MCRO3EZHJ103

parts list Ref. No. Parts No. Parts Name PCB UPO376 DJ195 INTEGRATED W1 MACLOTAA #30A02—070—02 w2 MACLO7AA #30A02—070—02 Mechanical Parts FMO177 RADIATIVE PLATE 195 060035 LCD LIGHT $T0063 LCD HOLDER DJ195 TLOO22 REFLECTIVE SHEET 195 FGOQ291 LCO RUBBER CONNECT. MACLH2GG #30AH1—025—H1 1850142 VCO case XH655 FMO176 PLUS TERMINAL DJ195 NKOO68 DIAL KNOB OJ195 KMO244 FRONT CASE 0J195 AFOO29 0 *2+9N3 UEOO2YA ANT. CONNECT. DJ460 FGO286 JACK CAP DJ195 TWOO2O W.PROOF _A XH720 TG60O033 SP HIMELON 0J195 FMQ179 ANTENNA EARTH OJ195 AAOO27 XSN2+4 AKOO001 OPH B2+4 FE/N 3 ESOO11AZ 036M9014 UROO19 RH7ONOOE2O (RY—6320) FPQ142 BLIND SHEET OJ195 SS0092 CHASSIS OJ195 Yx0024 LCD TAPE OJ195 FGO289 TERMINAL RUBBER 195 FMO178 DJ195 FGO285 16 KEY RUBBER DJ195 FGO274 DC CAP ANOQ12 RNO NT7XO. 75 BR/B. ZN FGO290 PTT RUBBER OJ195 DPO126 LCO PANLE 0J195— RDO108 J1/62


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