Ritron RIT16-146 Manual Do Utilizador
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CONTROL & OPERATION
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FIG-1: RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
FIG-1: RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
FIG-1: RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
FIG-1: RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
FIG-1: RADIO CONTROLS & CONNECTORS
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CHANNEL DISPLAY
The channel display will indicate the current operating channel. When the Scan Channel is
selected the display will rapidly flash the channels being scanned, and will stop when a channel
is received. The channel display also indicates the volume level between 0-9 whenever a
volume control is pressed.
selected the display will rapidly flash the channels being scanned, and will stop when a channel
is received. The channel display also indicates the volume level between 0-9 whenever a
volume control is pressed.
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CHANNEL SELECTOR
Press the Channel Selector button and the radio will advance the channel. The Channel Beep
will be heard any time Channel 1 is selected. When the Scan Channel is selected the radio will
sound the Scan Beep and begin scanning.
will be heard any time Channel 1 is selected. When the Scan Channel is selected the radio will
sound the Scan Beep and begin scanning.
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AUDIO ACCESSORY JACK
The audio accessory jack is used to plug in earphone options, and, in conjunction with the
microphone jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or dual-ear
headset. This jack is also used for PC programming.
microphone jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or dual-ear
headset. This jack is also used for PC programming.
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MICROPHONE JACK
The microphone jack is used to connect optional external microphones and, in conjunction with
the audio accessory jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or
dual-ear headset.
the audio accessory jack, to connect an optional remote speaker/ microphone or a single- or
dual-ear headset.
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POWER CONNECTOR (TOP END OF CASE)
The power connector on the top end of the radio is used to connect power to the unit, either an
external 12 VDC supply or the RPS-1A cube power supply included with the radio.
external 12 VDC supply or the RPS-1A cube power supply included with the radio.
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SPEAKER
The speaker allows you to hear calls on your channel.
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ANTENNA
The flexible antenna radiates and receives radio signals. The antenna connects to a BNC type
connector located on the top end of the radio.
connector located on the top end of the radio.
NOTE: The AFB-1545 antenna furnished with the radio will work with VHF and UHF radios.
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SPECIAL FEATURE "Z" BUTTON
The Special Feature "Z" button can be PC programmed for one of many unique functions. They
are Scan, Weather Channel, send DTMF ANI, send 2-Tone Page, Monitor, 2-Tone reset, Priority
Channel, Talk Around, Transpond, send Call Alert tone, or Emergency.
are Scan, Weather Channel, send DTMF ANI, send 2-Tone Page, Monitor, 2-Tone reset, Priority
Channel, Talk Around, Transpond, send Call Alert tone, or Emergency.
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VOLUME DOWN / OFF
Press the Volume Down/ Off button to decrease volume. The channel display will indicate the
volume level as long as the Volume Down/ Off button is pressed. To switch Off the unit, press
and hold this button until the speaker sounds a double beep.
volume level as long as the Volume Down/ Off button is pressed. To switch Off the unit, press
and hold this button until the speaker sounds a double beep.
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ON/ VOLUME UP
To switch the unit On, press the On/ Volume Up button; the speaker will sound
the Channel Beep. If the radio turns on to the Scan Channel it will sound the
Scan Beep. Once the radio is On, press this button to increase volume. The
channel display will indicate the volume level as long as the On/ Volume Up
button is pressed.
the Channel Beep. If the radio turns on to the Scan Channel it will sound the
Scan Beep. Once the radio is On, press this button to increase volume. The
channel display will indicate the volume level as long as the On/ Volume Up
button is pressed.
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PUSH-TO-TALK SWITCH (PTT)
Press and hold the PTT when transmitting; release it to receive.
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MICROPHONE
The microphone allows your voice to be heard in transmissions to other radios.
Speak in a normal tone; shouting does not improve your listener's reception.
Speak in a normal tone; shouting does not improve your listener's reception.
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