TRANSMITTING
SELECTING OUTPUT POWER
It's wise, and required by law, to select the lowest
power
that allows reliable communication. This saves battery
power which extends battery life, and lowers the risk of
interfering with others
on
the band.
Press
[F],
[PTT].
• The default is High
power
(no indicator appears).
• Each time this key combination is pressed, the
transmit output power changes as below:
[
High - Low
("L")
1
Economic Low
("EL")
____j
Batteries High
PB-30 1.8 w
PB-32/33
3.0W2
PB-34
5.o·w
Alkaline
1.5 w
Manqanese
1.5 w
1 TH·42A!ATIE: 0.03 W
2 TH·42A!AT/E: 2.5 W
Note:
HLH
HEL"
0.5 w
0.05 w
1
0.5 w
0.05 w
1
0.5W
0.05 w 1
0.5W
0.05 w 1
0.5W
0.05 w 1
~
The
transmit output
power
cannot be changed while
transmitting.
~
The
horizontal bars that appear on the display while
transmitting indicate the relative battery level.
TIME~OUT
TIMER {TOT)
It is sometimes necessary
or
desirable to restrict a single
transmission to a specific maximum time. This feature
can be useful when accessing repeaters to prevent
repeater time-outs, or when particularly trying to
conserve battery power.
Select
the most appropriate
timer value for your operating habits.
1 Press
(CALL]
+
POWER
ON
to select Menu Set-up.
2 Turn the
ENC/SQL
control to select Menu No. 13.
• The current timer value appears.
• The default is
"900".
13
APO
s
3 Press
[CALL]
repeatedly
to
cycle through the timer
values available.
• You can choose 30
s,
60 s, 90
s,
180
s,
or 900
s.
4 Press any key other than [CALL], [LAMP),
or
[MONI]
to exit Menu Set-up.
When
TOT
times out, the transceiver automatically
returns
to
Receive. To resume transmitting, release and
then press
[PTT] again.
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