User manual BINATONE MR620

[. . . ] 1. Fitting the batteries 2. Charging the batteries Insert your fingernail behind the tab 3. Using the Personal Mobile Radio(PMR) Transmitting range The talk range depends on environmental and terrain. It will be greatest (up to about 3km or 1 3/4 miles) in wide open spaces, without obstructions such as hills or buildings. Don't try to use two PMR handsets which are less than 1. 5m (5feet)apart. If you do, you may get interference. MR620 Personal Mobile Radio(PMR) With twin charger communicate only with other users tuned to the same channel and sub-channel. To turn the sub-channel function off, simply set the sub-channel to 0 (zero). Then you can communicate with any PMR user on the same channel who also turned off sub-channel operation(or whose PMR handset does not have the feature). [. . . ] Don't leave dead batteries in your handset. They might leak if you do. 1 It takes about 10 hours to recharge the batteries fully if they've become completely run down. New batteries take up to 14 hours to charge fully. Battery meter The battery meter is located in the left corner of the LCD panel. It looks like a battery with three bars inside. These indicate the amount of power available. As the power is used the bars will disappear. When the battery level reaches its minimum level, the handset will emit two beep tones and automatically turn OFF the power. Battery life The MR620 has a built in power saver feature to make the batteries last longer. But when you are not using the handset, it's better to switch it off to save the battery power. Selecting Call-Ring tones Press the MENU button four times, the unit will enter MENU Call-Ring setting mode. The LCD will display 1 CA while 1 is flashing. Press the UP or DOWN button to change the Call-Ring tone. (5 different tones), the different Call-Ring tones can be heard during changing. TALK 2 Changing the channels and sub-channels MR620 has eight channels, numbered 1to8. To communicate with other PMR users within range, you must all have your PMR tuned to the same channel. Press the MENU button once 1 MENU The current channel number flashes on the display 2 3 TALK 3 Press the TALK button to confirm your setting after you select your desired Call-Tone. Press the TALK button to stop monitoring. Setting Call-Ring off If you don't want to hear the call tone, you can set Call-Ring mode to OFF. In this stage, you can send the Call-Ring(default Call-Ring number 1) to the other party, but you will not hear the tone. Press the UP or DOWN buttons to go to the channel you want Press the TALK button to confirm the channel setting. Binatone Help Line: 0845 345 9677 Each channel also has 38 sub-channels(sometimes call CTCSS codes) letting you set up groups of users within the same channels, for more private communication. If you have set sub-channel, you can Binatone Help Line: 0845 345 9677 1 MENU Press the MENU button four times, the unit will enter Call-Ring setting mode. Press the UP or DOWN buttons until OF CA appears on the display. To end the Dual Watch mode Press the MENU button Seven times. MENU The channel number flashes on the display. Press the UP or DOWN button until "OF " is shown on the display. TALK 2 3 TALK Built-in Flashlight As an added feature, your MR620 has a built-in flashlight. [. . . ] Press the DOWN button to scan the Sub-channels. TALK 5. But you can't change the volume ( ) or use the MENU button. To lock the buttons Press and hold the LOCK button until " display. To unlock the buttons Press and hold the LOCK button until " from the display. 4 Interference Elimination Codes (CTCSS - Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) Code Freq uency(Hz) 67. 0 71. 9 74. 4 77. 0 79. 7 82. 5 85. 4 88. 5 91. 5 94. 8 97. 4 100. 0 103. 5 107. 2 110. 9 114. 8 118. 8 123. 0 127. 3 Code 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 Freq uency(Hz) 131. 8 136. 5 141. 3 146. 2 151. 4 156. 7 162. 2 167. 9 173. 8 179. 9 186. 2 192. 8 203. 5 210. 7 218. 1 225. 7 233. 6 241. 8 250. 3 " appears on the 1 2 3 4 3 Press the TALK button to confirm your setting. " disappears 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 Repair after the Guarantee has expired If the unit is no longer under Guarantee, first follow steps 1 as for repair under Guarantee. [. . . ]