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Type-C Charging Interface |
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Voice Prompt |
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The Type-C charging
interface is so simple usage by specifying cables having
identical plugs on both ends, which can be inserted
without concern about orientation. |
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The radio actually talks to you in a human-like voice.
You will hear the prompt spoken in plain relative
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2 Programming Keys |
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Hands-free VOX |
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You can program or assign to
perform a user specific function. Personalize the
required functions for convenient and quick operation. |
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This hands-free feature
allows you to get on with other manual tasks while you
stay in touch with other users. |
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Scan |
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Power Adjustable |
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The channel scan feature
enables a two way radio to continuously scan each
channel for activity. |
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This feature allows you to
switch between high and low power modes on the radio. |
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Compandor |
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Scrambler |
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This feature can help improve signal-to-noise ratio,
reduce the background noise and obtain good audio
quality at the receiver. |
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A technology is used to scramble communications to
prevent other radio users in the vicinity from listening
to your conversations. |
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Wide/Narrow Band |
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Power-on Tone |
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Narrowband takes up less
frequency space and lowers the chance for interference,
wideband channels can carry more infos but require more
power. |
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A sound prompt when you turn on the power, which is a
very practical function in dark places or for people
with visual impairments. |
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Battery Saver |
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Low Battery Alert |
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The radio will switch to
automatically after being left unused for a certain
amount of time, lessens the drain on your battery and
makes it last longer. |
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This warning reminds that your battery is low and must
be either recharged or replaced. |
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Busy Channel Lockout |
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Time-out Timer |
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This feature keeps
communication lines open by preventing radios from
listening or transmitting through conversations outside
their talkgroup. |
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This feature will stop the
transmission of the two-way radio if the radio is
transmitting for a long duration. |
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CTCSS/DCS |
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CTCSS uses continuous tones below 300 Hz whereas DCS
uses digital data and all encoded words can be used on
the same channel without interference. |
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