Exibel FX-231 Manual

Exibel Walkie-talkies FX-231

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GREAT BRITAIN - CUSTOMER SERVICE contact number: 08545 300 9799 e-mail: customerservice@clasohlson.co.uk internet: www.clasohlson.com/uk
English
Ver. 20130426
Two-Way Radio
Art.no 38-4725 Model EXIBEL FX-231
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct
and save it for future reference. We reserve theright for any errors
in text or images and any necessary changes made to technical
data. Ifyou have any questions regarding technical problems please
contact our Customer Services.
1. Product description
• PMR is astandard for FM communication on
the 446.0–446.1MHz frequency band.
• No license or training is required which means
that PMR 2-way radios can be used by anyone.
• Call signal
• Auto squelch
• 8 channels
• Range: up to 3 km line-of-sight.
• Batteries: 3×AAA/LR03 (sold separately)
2. Parts
2.1 Display
4. Operation
4.1 Power On/Off
Power on:
Press and hold . Abeep will be heard and theselected channel
willdisplay.
Power off:
Press and hold . Abeep will be heard and thedevice and display
will shutoff.
4.2 Adjusting the volume
Eight volume settings are available, from 1LE (lowest) to 8LE (highest).
Theset volume will be displayed. Adjustas follows: Press[ ▲ ] to
increase and [ ▼ ] to decrease. Thecurrent set volume is displayed
when adjusting.
4.3 Receiving
Your two-way radio is always in receive mode when it is turned on.
Whenasignal is received theRX icon will appear.
4.4 Transmitting
Press and hold [ PTT ] to talk and transmit. TheTX icon will appear.
Hold theradio vertically with themicrophone about 5 cm from your
mouth while pressing thePTT button and speak in anormal tone of
voice. Release [ PTT ] when you are finished and wait for aresponse.
4.5 Roger beep
When thePTT button is released aroger beep is sent letting
thereceiver know that you have finished speaking and are ready
foraresponse.
4.6 Changing channels
Selecting from theeight available channels: Press , and aflashing
“1” will appear. Press[ ▲ ] or [ ▼ ] to select thedesired channel
(1to8). Press once to confirm theselection and to return to
normal display mode.
4.7 Call signal
Press to send atone and alert everyone listening in on
thesamechannel.
Using thecall signal: Innormal receiving mode, push once.
Atwo-second tone will be sent to all those listening on thesame
channel. Everyone within range should be able to hear thetone,
barring any interference.
5. Power saving feature
The power saving feature is designed to increase your battery life.
Iftheradio has not been used for over four seconds, thepower
saving mode will activate automatically and will reduce power
consumption. Thisfeature does not affect your ability to receive
transmissions. Duringany reception, your radio will automatically
revert to normal powermode.
6. Range
Range is determined by anumber of factors like buildings, terrain,
use in vehicles, etc. Thebest range is achieved by having aclear line
of sight between thetransmitter and receiver. Inoptimal conditions
themax range is approximately 3km.
7. Disposal
This product should be disposed of in accordance with local
regulations. Ifyou are unsure how to proceed, contact your
localauthority.
8. Specifications
Channels 8
Power output (TX) 0.5W
Range Up to 3km
Power supply 3×AAA/LR03 batteries
Channel Frequency (MHz)
1 446.00625
2 446.01875
3 446.03125
4 446.04375
5 446.05625
6 446.06875
7 446.08125
8 446.09375
1. Aerial
2. [ PTT ] Transmission
3. On/off and menu:
- Press and hold = off.
- Press for settings
4. [ ▲ ▼ ][ ] Selects channels or volume.
5. LCD display: Channel and icon display.
6. (Tone alert): Sendsanalert tone to all other
two-way radio users on thesame channel.
7. Microphone
8. Speaker
Displays while transmitting.
Displays when receiving.
Weak battery warning.
Channel display.
Volume level.
3. Preparing your walkie-talkie for use
3.1 Removing the belt clip
1. Pull thebelt clip latch away from theradio
torelease.
2. Then pull thebelt clip upwards.
3.2 Inserting the batteries
1. Remove thebeltclip.
2. Press thebattery cover and slide itdownwards.
3.3 Inserting the belt clip
1. Slide thebelt clip into theslot.
2. A click will be heard when thebelt clip is locked
intoplace.
3. Insert three AAA/LR03 batteries
according to themarkings in
thebattery compartment.
4. Refit thebattery cover
and beltclip.
• Note: Usethesame type of batteries. Nevermix new and
discharged batteries.
• These radios have apower saving feature, but it is always
agood idea to turn off theproduct with thepower switch when
theproduct is not inuse.
• Remove thebatteries from theproduct if you do not plan
to use it for anextended period of time to avoid therisk of
batteryleakage.
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Kategori: Walkie-talkies
Model: FX-231

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