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Radio’s operation

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Charging information

1.

 Open the radio

    The radio will self-inspect for 1 second first, including

    full-screen display, backlight lamps lit, and then issue a

    prompt start-up (three pitch).

2. 

 After the self-inspection, LCD will show the last state

     before Power off.

3.  

Press PTT button, then transmitting, if the VOX is opened,

     Then you will just talk to the MIC and transmitting, when

     transmitting, the LED will change to red. And "        "  will be

     Transmitting state.

4.  

When Receiving, The LED will change to green, and "        "

     will be Receive state. When Vibration is opened and the signal

     is received, the radio’s speaker will be audible, and the radio

     will be 2 seconds vibration, one second stop, the cycle

     will be repeated until the monitor key is pressed;

     If the CTCSS or DCS  for Receiver and the Transmitter are

     not the same, Receiver will not hear anything except for green

     light.

5. 

When Battery voltage is less than 3.2 V, LCD will show "OFF",

     the radio will stop transmit and Should be promptly charged.

     When charging, the "           "  starts flashing, the radio can

     receive, but cannot transmit.

Charging operation

1.

 Plug the DC head of the adaptor into the DC jack of the radio.

2. 

Plug the adaptor on the AC power outlet to keep normal

    charging.

3.

 When the radio is power on, Battery icon on the LCD begins

    flashing, until the battery icon change to normal display (stop

    flashing), It means fully charged, unplug the DC head to use

    radio.

3.

 When the radio is power off, the LED charges to red; when

    the LED charges to green, It means fully charged.

Summary of Contents for QP-250

Page 1: ...ng properly even in adverse conditions We are very confident that you will find the QP 250 radio a reliable unit able to efficiently satisfy your communication needs Please read this User manual for detailed information on how to operate the product correctly ATTENTION This device complies with parts 15 of FCC rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause h...

Page 2: ...el list 09 Assembly radio 10 11 Charging information Battery life NOTES 13 Charging operation 14 Radio s operation 15 16 Function setting 17 Notice for the use of headphones 12 After you read the information of the QP 250 radio please open the box and then confirm that all radio parts are included and in good shape Otherwise contact your reseller Radio and accessories Radio Battery Belt clip Adapt...

Page 3: ...Radios 03 02 List for radio and accessories Panel structure Description QP 250 M PTT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 Photo for radio and accessories Battery Earphone Belt clip Adaptor Holding Strap Radio QP 250 ...

Page 4: ... and adjusts the audio level 7 ANTENNA 8 SPEAKER Internal radio Speaker 9 EARPHONE JACK connect external speaker and microphone 10 TX RX LED Red means Transmit Green means Receiver or Squelch opened 11 BATTERY 12 CHARGER JACK connect external power adaptor 13 BELT CLIP 14 BATTERY MOUNT 15 LCD 16 MIC Internal radio MIC The contents for LCD DTMF SCR VOX SCAN Icon Icon Name Name KEYPAD LOCK VIBRATION...

Page 5: ...annels when using memory scan 8 Low Battery Alert Audible tone and visual display tell you when the battery is running down 9 Time out Timer TOT The feature allows for more efficient use of channels by limiting the amount of time of each transmission 10 Battery Save The radio will enable battery save feature in standby mode Pressing any key or receiving a signal will restore the radio to normal op...

Page 6: ...werful speaker with a diameter of 40mm ensures clear crisp and strong audio even in noisy environments 18 Vibration This feature can be selected to use on noisy and other special environments QUANTUN model list Model Battery 2W QP 250 V Frequency range MHZ 146 174MHZ RFpower QP 250 1500 Adaptor TC 02 2W QP 250 PMR 446 447MHZ QP 250 1500 TC 02 2W QP 250 U 450 470MHZ QP 250 1500 TC 02 ...

Page 7: ...t clip removal Raise the Snap with the finger and push the clip up to separate from radio M PTT Battery installation Place the battery parallel to the back of the radio and slide in it then press till it is locked in place Battery removal Push down with the finger the battery latch separate the battery from the radio using both hands M PTT ...

Page 8: ...repairable item The battery should be charged in an ambient temp between 5 to 40 outside the range the battery will not be fully charged When in charging mode do not use the radio If the radio battery is not fully charged do not remove the adaptor plug The battery after fully charged Should last about 8 hours of average use after that is should be recharged if the radio or the battery is wet pleas...

Page 9: ...onds vibration one second stop the cycle will be repeated until the monitor key is pressed If the CTCSS or DCS for Receiver and the Transmitter are not the same Receiver will not hear anything except for green light 5 When Battery voltage is less than 3 2 V LCD will show OFF the radio will stop transmit and Should be promptly charged When charging the starts flashing the radio can receive but cann...

Page 10: ... locked function Press MENU MONI LCD will show you can use PTT and MONI button only Press MENU MONI again the keypad will be unlocked Scan function Press MENU DOWN LCD will show the radio will begin to scan When stop in the channel Scan Press UP DOWN button and will scan in a row Press MENU DOWN again the scan function will be off SCAN Select Function Options Confirm Enter BEEP DCS CTCSS DCS CTCSS...

Page 11: ...io Frequency Electromagnetic Fields 3 kHz to 300 GHz American National Standards Institute C95 3 1992 IEEE Recommended Practice for the Measurement of Potentially Hazardous Electromagnetic Fields RF and Microwave The following accessories are authorized for use with this product Use of accessories other than those listed in the instruction specified may result in RF exposure levels exceeding the F...

Page 12: ... To avoid such interference turn off the radio in areas where signs are posted to do so DO NOT operate the transmitter in areas that are sensitive to electromagnetic radiation such as hospitals aircraft and blasting sites Occupational Controlled Use The radio transmitter is used in situations in which persons are exposed as consequence of their employment provided those persons are fully aware of ...

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