|
 |
3 Programming Key |
|
 |
Receiver Only |
| |
You can program or assign to
perform a user specific function. Personalize the
required functions for convenient and quick operation. |
|
|
In some special cases, you only need to receive and do
not need to transmit, then you can enable this function. |
 |
Channel Alias |
|
 |
Monitor |
| |
Allows the user to give each channel a user defined
name. |
|
|
This feature allows you to
check if a channel is clear before you transmit. |
 |
Channel Step |
|
 |
Scan |
| |
Channel refers to the
frequency value occupied when transmitting and
receiving. |
|
|
The channel scan feature
enables a two way radio to continuously scan each
channel for activity. |
 |
Priority Scanning |
|
 |
Hands-free VOX |
| |
During the scanning process,
the set priority channel is scanned first. |
|
|
This hands-free feature
allows you to get on with other manual tasks while you
stay in touch with other users. |
 |
Power Adjustable |
|
 |
Wide/Narrow Band |
| |
This feature allows you to
switch between high and low power modes on the radio. |
|
|
Narrowband takes up less
frequency space and lowers the chance for interference,
wideband channels can carry more infos but require more
power. |
 |
Battery Saver |
|
 |
Busy Channel Lockout |
| |
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. |
|
|
This feature keeps communication lines open by
preventing radios from listening or transmitting through
conversations outside their talkgroup. |
 |
Squelch Tail Elimination |
|
 |
Time-out Timer |
| |
Squelch Tail Elimination(STE) is used to eliminate
squelch tails by sending a brief low-frequency tone
right before a transmission ends. |
|
|
This feature will stop the
transmission of the two-way radio if the radio is
transmitting for a long duration. |
 |
Scrambler |
|
 |
Digital Encryption |
| |
A technology is used to scramble communications to
prevent other radio users in the vicinity from listening
to your conversations. |
|
|
Some radios have encryption built in so that other radio
operators cannot listen in to your communications. |
 |
Contact List |
|
 |
SMS |
| |
A contact list is a collection of screen names .To
communicate with someone on the list, the user can
select a name and act upon it. |
|
|
This feature allows you to send SMS text messages to
other people in the group. |
 |
One Key Call |
|
 |
PTT ID |
| |
This feature allows the user to make a call by pressing
a special key. |
|
|
This feature allows the radio to transmit and/or receive
a radio ID and lets you know who is transmitting to you. |
 |
Private Call/Group Call/All
Call |
|
 |
Stun/Kill/Revive |
| |
Private Call allows a radio user to place a call to just
one user, Group Call provides voice call service in a
group. |
|
|
Stun and Kill disables a radio over the air and Revive
restores the disabled radio. |
 |
Remote Monitor |
|
 |
Repeater Capable |
| |
This feature can secretly and remotely monitor the voice
activities around a certain walkie-talkie device without
notification. |
|
|
These radios are capable of being used with a repeater
station, which can greatly increase your communications
range and reliability. |
 |
Talk Around |
|
 |
Lone Worker |
| |
A radio communicates through a repeater to bypass it and
communicate directly to the radio on the other end of
the connection instead. |
|
|
This safety feature requires operators to check in at
certain intervals of time. If the user does not check in
within that time frame, an alert is triggered. |
 |
2 Time Slot |
|
 |
Voice Prompts |
| |
2 slot achieves two groups of calls at a frequency point
at the same time so that the communication efficiency is
doubled and frequency resources are saved. |
|
|
The radio actually talks to you in a human-like voice.
You will hear the prompt spoken in plain relative
language. |
 |
Power-on Tone |
|
 |
Low Battery Alert |
| |
A sound prompt when you turn on the power, which is a
very practical function in dark places or for people
with visual impairments. |
|
|
This warning reminds that your battery is low and must
be either recharged or replaced. |
 |
Battery Capacity Check Alert |
|
 |
Emergency Alert |
| |
This function is to query the current battery power
based on the sound. |
|
|
If an operator needs to send an immediate and urgent
request for help, the push of just one button can
trigger a call for assistance. |
 |
Call Tones |
|
 |
Talk Permit Tone |
| |
Call tones allow you to transmit a tone to other radios
in your group to alert them that you want to talk. |
|
|
This alert tone sounds after the PTT button is pressed
and the radio is able to transmit on the channel. |
 |
CTCSS/DCS |
|
 |
DTMF |
| |
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. |
|
|
DTMF is a technology that uses a combination of tones to
perform a number of useful signaling operations. |
 |
Color Code |
|
 |
AES 256 Encryption |
| |
There 15 color codes (0-15). A radio must be programmed
with the correct color code to access the repeater. |
|
|
AES-256 encryption uses the 256-bit key length to
encrypt as well as decrypt a block of messages. |
 |
Recorder (Optional Paid
Feature) |
|
 |
Noise Reduction (Optional
Paid Feature) |
|
|
The user enables to record and store short incoming
audio, or record their own short message. |
|
|
Noise reduction is the process of removing noise from a
signal, in order to improve background sound quality to
be clearer. |
