Uniden GMR5088-2CKHS Bedienungsanleitung

Uniden Radio GMR5088-2CKHS

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GMR5088-2CKHS, GMR5095-2CKHS
GMR5098-2CKVP
CHARGING CRADLE
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*Range may vary depending on environmental
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• 15GMRS/7FRSChannels
• 7WeatherChannels
• 142PrivacyCodes(CTCSS
ToneandDCSCode)
• Upto50MileRange*
• InternalVOXCircuitry
• TRUWaterproof™(JIS7)—
SubmersibleandFloats
• DirectCallwithName
Display
• 143GroupCodes
• SilentMode
• 10SelectableCall/RingTone
Alerts
• BacklitLCDDisplay
• RogerBeep
• CallAlert;Vibrate
• 2EarbudswithVOXMicor2
1 14Antenna Enter/Lock
2PushtoTalk BatteryLevel15
3 16Boost GroupNumber
4Monitor 17 GroupIndicator
5 18ChannelUp/Down RX(Receive)orTX
(Transmit)Indicator
6Tone VOXIndicator19
7 DCall 20 MissedCallIndicator
8 21Microphone AlertIndicator
9 22Speaker ChannelNumber
10 Flashlight/Monitor ChargingLED23
11 Menu/Power Chargingcontacts24
12 VolumeUp/Down miniUSBport25
13 Weather
CongratulationsonyourpurchaseofaUniden
GMRS(GeneralMobileRadioService)
waterproofradio.Theselightweight,palm-sized,
radiosarestate-of-the-artdevices.The
GMR5088-2CKHSandGMR5095-2CKHS
modelsincludeearbudvoxmics.GMR5098-
2CKVPincludestwoVOXheadsetboommics.
Usethematsportingeventstocontactfamily
andfriends,whilehiking,skiing,oroutdoors,or
inaneighborhoodwatchforvitalcommunication
—evenoutsidebythepool!Don'tworry;they
float!
Your radio complies with JIS7 water-
resistant standards, which means the radio
can be submerged in 1.0 meters of water for
30 minutes without damage.
• Theradiowillonlymeetthisratingiffully
assembledandallrubbersealsandthejack
coverarewellmaintainedandcorrectlyfitted.
ThismeansthattheHeadsetplugisnot
inserted,andtheHeadsetjackcoverandthe
batterypackareattachedandsecurely
fastened.
• Afteryourradioissubmergedinwater,you
mightnoticethatthesoundisdistorted.Thisis
becausewaterremainsinandaroundthe
speakerandmicrophone.Justshaketheradio
toclearexcesswater,andthesoundshould
returntonormal.
Note: If your radio is exposed to salt water,
clean your radio thoroughly with fresh water
and dry it before turning it on.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Yourpackagecontainstworadios,6
rechargeableAANiMHbatteries,oneACadapter
withmicroUSBconnector,onechargingcradle,2
earbud/micheadsetsforGMR5095-2CKHSand
GMR5088-2CKHS(GMR5098-2CKVPhastwo
headsetboommics),twobeltclips,andthis
referenceguide.Toorderthefollowingoptional
accessories,visitourwebsiteatwww.uniden.
com.Use only Uniden accessories.
• NiMHBatteries–#BP-38
• ChargingCradle#RC-658R
• HeadsetBoomMic–#ZA-133orZA-160
• ACAdapter–#AD-0001
• CarabinerClip–#TSTD0720002
GMRS LICENSE
The radio operates on the General Mobile
Radio Service (GMRS) frequencies when
using Channels 1-7 and channels 15-22. You
must have a GMRS license issued by the
Federal Communications Commission to
legally use these channels.
For licensing information and application
forms, visit the FCC online at: www.fcc.gov/
wtb/uls or call the FCC hotline at 1-800-418-
3676. If you have any questions, you can
contact the FCC direct at 1-888-225-5322. No
license is required for operation on channels
8-14 or operation on any channel in Canada.
INSTALL THE BATTERY
Eachradiouses3rechargeableAANiMH
batteriesforpower(included).Itcanalsouse
non-rechargeableAAalkalinebatteries(not
included).ToinstalltheNiMHbatteries:
1.Turnthescrewholdingthebattery
compartmentcounterclockwisewitha
screwdriverandliftupthebatterycover,
2.InserttheNiMHbatteriesinthebattery
compartmentaccordingtothedirections
indicatedonthebattery.Installingthe
batteriesincorrectlywillpreventtheunitfrom
operating.
3.Beforeplacingthebatterycoverbackonthe
radio,checktherubbersealaroundthe
batterycompartment.Makesurethattheseal
isingoodconditionandthatthereisno
foreignmatterunderit.
4.Replacethebatterycompartmentdoor.
Tightenthescrewssecurely.
Note:If the rubber seal appears worn, nicked,
or dried out, replacement seals are available
from www.uniden.com.
CHARGING THE RADIO
Followtheseinstructionstochargeorrecharge
yourradios.
Make sure to turn the radio OFF before
placing it in the charging cradle.
1.Inserttheadapter'smicroUSBplugtoDCIN
5VUSBjackofthechargingcradleandplug
theotherendintoanACoutlet.
2.Setthechargingcradleonastabledeskor
tabletopandplacetheradiosinthecharging
cradlewiththekeypadfacingforward.
3.MakesurethattheLEDilluminates.Charge
thebatteriesfor16hoursandremovethe
radiofromthechargingcradleaftercharging.
Note:
• UseonlythesuppliedbatteriesandAC
adapterorapprovedaccessoriesfrom
Uniden.
• Chargetimemayvarydependingonthe
batteryliferemaining.
• Thebatteriesmustbeinstalledfortheunitto
operate,eveniftheunitisalsoconnectedto
externalpower.
• Ifbatterypowerislow,youcannotoperate
theradioevenusingexternalpower.Allow
thebatteriestochargebeforeusing.Ifyoutry
Choosing a Channel
Yourradiohas22channelsand142Privacy
codesyoucanusetotalktoothers.Inorderto
speaktosomeone,bothyourradiosmustbeset
tothesamechannelandPrivacycode.
Tochooseachannel:
Press  or ,thenpress or CH CH
toincreaseordecreasethechannel
numberdisplayed.
Toscrollthroughthechannels,press  orCH
,thenpressandhold or formoreCH
than1second.
Note: Channels 1-7 and 15-22 have a typical
range of up to 50 miles by pressing BOOST.
HI displays when you select a GMRS
channel, and displays when you select LO
an FRS channel.
SETTING UP GROUP MODE
Groupmodeletsseveralpeopletalkonthe
samechannelinaseparategroup.Inorderto
useGroupmode,youneedtoinitializespecific
settingsinyourradio:
• SettheradiotoGroupmode.
• SetaGroupCode.
• SetaUnitNumber.
• Seta"Nickname."
Setting the Radio to Group Mode
TosettheradiotoGroupmode,whichenables
DirectCall,AutoChannelChange,andAllCall,
pressandhold for2seconds.TONE/GROUP
Theradiodisplays andgroupcodeGRP .
Note: In Group mode, you cannot receive
transmissions from other radios unless
they are also set to the same channel and
group code.
Setting the Group Code
Setthegroupcodeforyourradiogroupfrom
0-142.Everyoneinyourgroupmustselectthe
samegroupcodeinordertocommunicatewith
eachother.
1.Press inGroupmode.PressTONE/GROUP
CH or toselectthegroupnumber.
2.Press or toreturnENTER/ TONE/GROUP
tonormaloperation.
Setting the Unit Number
Eachradioinyourgroupneedstobesettoa
uniqueunitnumber,from1-16.
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/
until appears,andthenpressUNIT ENTER/
.Thecurrentunitnumberflashes.
2.Press or toselectthedesiredunitCH 
number.
3.Press tocontinuetothenextENTER/
section.
Setting Your Nickname
Yournicknameappearsonotherunits’displays
whenyoumakeanAllCallorDirectCall.Thisis
alsothenamethatappearsonotherradio
displayswhensomeonewantstomakeaDirect
Calltoyou.Withoutanickname,theunit
numbershows.
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/
until appears,andthenpressUNIT ENTER/
.Thecurrentunitnumberflashes,then
press .TheradiodisplaysENTER/ - - - -
(oryourcurrentnickname)withthefirstplace
inthenicknameflashing.
2.Press or toselecttheletter,thenCH 
ENTER/ toadvancetothenextletteruntil
youhaveenteredyournickname.
3.Press toconfirmthesettingandMENU/
exitthemenu.
Using Group Mode
Groupmodeletsyoumakedirectcallstoother
peopleinyourgroupwithoutalertingtheentire
groupandalsoletsyouquicklychange
everyoneinyourgrouptoanotherchannelfrom
asingleradio.BeforeusingGroupmode,follow
theinstructionsin"SettingUpGroupmode"on
everyradioinyourgroup.Then,torecordthe
unitIDandeveryone’snicknameineveryradio,
sendacallto"All"fromeachradioonetime
(see"SendingaDirectCall").
Sending a Direct Call
DirectCallletsyoucalleveryoneinyourgroup
atonce,orcallasinglepersoninyourgroup
withoutanyoneelseinthegroupknowing.Itis
likea"speeddial"directlytotheperson(s)you
wanttotalkto.
Tocalleveryoneinyourgroup,press inD CALL
Groupmode.Theradioflashes .Then,ALL
press or .EveryoneinyourD CALL ENTER/
groupreceivesacall"chirp"forabout3
seconds.Whenthechirpends,beginyour
conversation.
Note:When you make a direct call to "all," your
radio also sends out your nickname or ID so
that it will show up in the call list for everyone in
your group.
Tocallonepersoninyourgroupwithouthaving
otherpeopleknow,press inGroupD CALL
mode.Then,use or toselecttheCH
personyouwanttocallandpress orD CALL
ENTER/ .Yourradiosoundstonesfor3
secondsasitsendsthecall.Whentheselected
personanswers,youcanbeginyour
conversation.
Youcansilencethecalltonesanytimeby
pressing or .PTT BOOST
from brand to brand. See the specifications
for the specific tones used for each setting.
Channel Scan Feature
Yourradiohasachannelscanfeaturethatlets
youeasilyscanall22channels.Whenanactive
channelisdetected,theradiopausesonthat
channeluntilthechannelisclear.Thenaftera
2-seconddelay,theradioresumesscanning.
Pressing or whilethescanisPTT BOOST
pausedonachannelletsyoutransmitonthat
channel.
Toturnonchannelscan:
Press .Theradiodisplays .MENU/ SCAN
Press .ThechannelnumberchangesENTER/
astheradiorapidlycyclesthroughthechannels.
UsetheradioinStandard(notGroup)mode
whenyouneedtobeabletocommunicatewith
radiosthatdonothavethegroupfeature.
Talking on Your Radio
Totalktoothersusingtheradio:
1.Pressandhold or andspeakinPTT BOOST
aclear,normalvoiceabout2-3inchesaway
fromthemicrophone.Whileyoutransmit,
TXHI TXLOor appearsonthedisplay
accordingtothetypeofchannel.Toavoid
cuttingoffthefirstpartofyourtransmission,
pauseslightlyafterpressing or PTT BOOST
beforeyoustarttalking.
2.Whenyoufinishspeaking,release orPTT
BOOST.Youcannowreceiveincomingcalls.
Whilereceiving, appearsonthedisplay.RX
Note:
• When you press BOOST, BOOST appear on
the display. The radio transmits at maximum
power when a GMRS channel is selected.
• IfBOOST,PTTorVOXiscontinuouslyused,
1minuteafteryoustartusingthefeaturethe
transmissionstopsandyouhearatimeout
errortone.
Monitor Mode Feature
Yourradioletsyoulistenforweaksignalson
thecurrentchannelatthepressofakey.
ToturnontheMonitormode:
• Pressandhold for2secondsLIGHT/MON
untiltwobeepssoundforcontinuous
listening.Thereceivercircuitstaysopen,so
youhearboththenoiseandweaksignals.
ToturnoffMonitormode:
Press toreturntothepreviousLIGHT/MON
mode. and disappear.MON RX
Navigating through the Normal Menu
YourradiohasaMenufunctiontoaccess
advancedfeatures.InordertouseAuto
ChannelChange,youneedtosetyourradioto
Groupmode.
Start
Scanning
Scan
Mode
Silent
Mode
ON-OFF
Auto
Channel
Change
Channel
Change
VOX
Level
OFF, 1-5
1-10
Call
Tone
Unit
Setting
Setting
Unit
Number
Roger
Beep
ON-OFF
Beep
Tone
ON-OFF
Setting
Nickname
1.Toenterthemenu,press / .MENU
2.Press againtoadvancethroughMENU/
themenu.Afterthelastmenuitem,theradio
exitstothepreviousmode.
3.OtherwaystoexittheMenufunctionare:
a.Press , ,PTT BOOST LIGHT/MON, D
CALL, WX/ALERT or TONE/GROUP.
b.Wait10secondsuntiltheradio
automaticallyreturnstotheprevious
mode.
Setting Silent Mode
WhenyouturnonSilentmode,allincoming
callsaremuted,thedisplaybacklightflashes,
andthechannelindicatordisplays andSLNT
CALLtoalertyoutoanincomingcall.Ifyoudo
notrespondtothecallwithin15seconds,the
backlightturnsoff.TheGMR5095willalso
vibratetoremindyouthatyoumissedacall.
Silentmodeisdisabledfor15secondswhen
youtransmit,receive,orpressanyotherbutton.
TosetSilentmode:
1.Enterthemenu.Advancethroughthemenu
untilthe displays,thenpressSLNT ENTER/
.Thecurrentsettingflashes.
2. Press
CH
todisplay ,thenpress on ENTER/
Note: To prevent unwanted silent alerts, be sure
to use a Privacy Code or Group Code whenever
you use the Silent mode feature.
You can hear the received voice when you turn
on channel scan and an active channel is
detected, even during Silent mode.
Missed Call Alerts
IfyoureceiveanincomingcallwhileSilent
modeisonanddonotrespond,theradiowill
turnontheMissedCallicon.Ifyouareusing
Groupmode,theradiowillalsoindicatewho
madethecall.
TheGMR5095willalsoremindyouofamissed
callbyvibratingeveryminuteafterthecallfor3
minutes.
HeadsetBoomMics
• BOOSTforMaximum
Range*
• HeadsetJack
• AutoChannelChange
Call
• BatteryLevelMeter
• RechargeableNiMH
Batteries
• DualChargingCradle
withACAdapter
• ChannelMonitor
• ChannelScan
GroupScan
• KeypadLock
• EmergencyWeather
Alert
• EmergencyLight
Yourconversationremainsprivatebetweenyou
andthepersonyoucalleduntil15secondsafter
yourlastconversation.Then,yourradio
automaticallyexitsPrivatemode.
Automatically Changing Channels
AutoChannelChangeletsyoueasilycoordinate
achannelchangeforeveryoneinyourgroup.
Youmightwanttodothiswhenyoufindyouare
gettingalotofinterferenceonyourcurrent
channel.Youalsousethisfeaturetochange
fromalow-powerchannel(8-14)tooneofthe
high-poweredchannels(1-7,15-22)formore
range(ortoalow-powerchannelifyouneed
longerbatterylife).
Tostartanautochannelchange,onanyradio
inthegroup,press AdvancethroughMENU/ .
themenuuntil appears,thenpressCHCX
ENTER/ .  Thecurrentchannelflashes.Use
CH or  to selectthetargetchannel.You
cancheckwhethertheselectedchannelis
clear.Thenpress or .D CALL ENTER/
Yourradiochirpsforabout10secondswhileit
sendsoutthechannelchangesignal.Aseach
radioreceivesthechannelchangesignal,it
chirpsonce,thenchangestothenewchannel.
Toensureallradiosmakeittothenewchannel,
werecommendyou:
• Makesureyouareinanopenenvironment,
wheretheradiowillgetthebestrange.
• Optimizerangeduringthechannelchange
signalbyraisingtheradiooveryourheadto
givethebestpossibleheight.
• Doa"rollcall"onthenewchannelafterthe
movetobesurenoonewasleftbehind.If
youmissedsomeone,returntotheprevious
channelandissuethesignalagain.
USING THE RADIO IN
STANDARD MODE
UsetheradioinStandard(notGroup)mode
whenyouneedtobeabletocommunicatewith
radiosthatdonothavethegroupfeature.
Choosing a Privacy Code
YoucanselectaPrivacyCodefrom1-142for
eachchannel. (off)indicatesnoPrivacyoF
Codeselectedandyourradiocanreceivea
signalregardlessofthecodesettingsofthe
transmittingradio.
1.Press .ThePrivacyCodeTONE/GROUP
indicatorflashes.
2.Press or toincreaseordecreaseCH
thecode.Youcanalsoselect .oF
3.Press orENTER/ TONE/GROUP toreturn
tonormaloperation.
Note: Only tones 1-38 are standard across
radio brands. Other settings might differ
Voice Operated Transmission
Yourradioisequippedwithauserselectable
VoiceOperatedTransmitter(VOX)thatcanbe
usedforautomaticvoicetransmissions.TheVOX
featureisdesignedtobeusedwithaheadsetwith
amicrophone.Initiatetransmissionbyspeaking
intotheremotemicrophoneinsteadofpushing
PTT BOOSTand .ToselecttheVOXlevel:
1.Press .AdvancethroughtheMenuMENU/
until appearsonthedisplay thenpressVOX ,
ENTER/ . The currentlevel(off,1-5) flashes.
Level (off)disablesVOX,whilelevels1-5oF
setthesensitivityoftheVOXcircuit.
2.Presseither or toreachthedesiredCH
VOXsensitivitylevel,thenpress ENTER/ .
Uselevel1forincreasedsensitivitytovoicein
normallyquietenvironments,anduseahigher
leveltoreduceundesiredactivationinvery
noisyenvironments.
Transmitting a Call Tone
Yourradioisequippedwith10selectablecall
tonesthataretransmittedwhenyoupressD
CALLinStandardmode.
Theselectedtonealsowillbeheardwhen
someoneplacesadirectcalltoyou.
Toselectacalltone:
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/
until appears,thenpress .TheCALL ENTER/
currentcalltonenumber(1-10)flashes.
2.Press or toincreaseordecreasetheCH 
numbertothedesiredcalltone.Eachtonewill
beheardthroughthespeaker.Press /ENTER
toselectacalltone.
Totransmittheselectedcalltone,press .D CALL
Theselectedtoneistransmittedforafixedlength
oftime.Press or tocancel.PTT BOOST
Roger Beep
RogerBeepisabeepthatissenttonotifytheend
oftransmission(bothPTTandVOXtransmission).
YoucanhearRogerBeepthroughthespeaker
whenbothRogerBeepandBeepToneareon.
WhenRogerBeepisonandBeepToneisoff,you
donothearRogerBeep,butitistransmittedto
yourparty.
ToadjustRogerBeep,press .AdvanceMENU/
throughthemenuuntil appears,thenpressRGR
ENTER/ .Thecurrentsettingflashes.
ToturnoffRogerBeep:
Press todisplay ,thenpressCHoF ENTER/
ToturnonRogerBeep:
Press todisplay ,thenpressCH on ENTER/
Adjusting the Sound (Beep Tone)
Yourradiosoundsabeepeachtimeyou
pressakey(exceptfor and ).PTT BOOST
totransmitwhilepowerislow,theradiowill
automaticallyturnoff.
• Chargetimemayvarydependingonthe
batteryliferemaining.
• Donotrechargealkalinebatteries.Doingso
cancreateasafetyhazardordamagethe
radio.
• Forfastercharging,turnofftheradiobefore
charging.
Warning!
• Thechargingcradleisnotwaterproof.Ifthe
chargingcradlefallsinthewater,unplugit
beforeattemptingtoremoveitfromthewater.
Allowthecradletodrycompletelybefore
reconnectingthepower.
• Wipeoffdirtorshakewaterfromyourradio
beforeplacinginthechargingcradleifyour
radioissoiledorwet.
USING A HEADSET
GMR5088-2CKHSandGMR5095-2CKHSboth
comewithanearbudheadsetwithmiconthe
cord.TheGMR5098-2CKVPcomeswithboom
micheadset.Touseaheadset,lifttherubber
coverfromovertheheadsetjack,thenplugin
theheadset.
Important: Your radio is not waterproof when
using a headset jack. When you remove the
headset, be sure to fully press the jack cover
into place to restore its waterproof capability.
USING RADIO BATTERY LEVEL
AND LOW BATTERY ALERT
Thisradiohasabatterylevelmeterthat
indicatesthebatterypowerlevel.Whenthe
batterylevelislow,thebatterylevelmetericon
flashesandthenBATT appearsafter30
seconds.RechargetheNiMHbatteries
immediately.
Warning!To avoid the risk of personal injury or
property damage from fire or electrical shock,
only use the Uniden accessories specifically
designated for this product.
USING THE RADIO
Inordertogetthemostoutofyournewradio,
readthisreferenceguidecompletelybefore
attemptingtooperateit.
Turning the Radio On and Adjusting
the Volume
1.Pressandhold  toturntheradioMENU/
on.
2.Press  orVO  toincreaseordecrease
thevolumelevelthenpress .ENTER/
3.Pressandhold toturntheradioMENU/
off.
Toadjustthesound,press .AdvanceMENU/
throughthemenuuntil appears,thenpressTONE
ENTER/ .Thecurrentsettingflashes.
Toturnoffthebeep:
Press  todisplay ,thenpress .CH oF ENTER/
Toturnonthebeep:
Press  todisplay ,thenpressCH on
ENTER/ .
Key Lock
Pressandholdthe until appears.ENTER/ LOCK
ToturnKeylockoff,pressandholdENTER/
again.
Note:
• If Keylock is on, the radio can still receive
transmissions. Use in Standard mode, D CALL
VO PTT BOOST, LIGHT/MON or, , , and
MENU/ to turn the radio on or off.
• The radio retains the keylock status even when
you cycle power.
Using the Flashlight
Youcanusethisradioinanemergency.Ifyou
press ,theradioturnsonthehigh-LIGHT/MON
intensityLEDflashlightonyourradio.Depending
onhowyousetitup,theLEDfunctionsasa
flashlight,flashes“SOS”ininternationalMorse
Code,isalwayson,orisoff.
Note: Your radio operates normally when the
SOS strobe is activated.
1.Press whilethislightisturnedoff,LIGHT/MON
theStrobeLightemitstheSOSsignal.(Strobe
SOSmode)
2.Andthen,press oncemore,itwillLIGHT/MON
turnoncontinuously.(AlwaysOnmode)
3.Andthen,press whileAlwaysOnLIGHT/MON
mode,thelightwillbeturnedoff.
Automatic Power Save Feature
Yourradiohasauniquecircuitdesignedto
dramaticallyextendthelifeofthebattery.Ifyoudo
nottransmitanddonotreceiveanincomingcall
within3seconds,yourradioswitchestothePower
Savemode.Theradioisstillabletoreceive
transmissionsinthismode.
LCD Backlight
TheLCDBacklightautomaticallyturnsonwhenany
key(exceptfor and )ispressed.ThePTT BOOST
LCDremainslitfor10secondsbeforeturningoff.
USING THE WEATHER RADIO
Yourradiocanreceiveweatherbroadcastsfromthe
NOAANationalWeatherService.WheninWeather
RadioAlertmode,thesystemfunctionsasitdoes
inStandardmodeorGroupmodebutalsomonitors
theselectedweatherchannelforalertswhennot
communicating.WhileusingtheWeatherRadio,
youarenotabletoreceiveGMRScommunications.
1.ToturnontheWeatherRadioBroadcastmode,
press . appears.WX/ALERT WX
2.Press or toincreaseordecreasetheCH
numbertothedesiredWeatherChannel.
3.ToexittheWeatherRadioBroadcastmode,press
WX/ALERT. disappears.WX
WhenintheWeatherRadioBroadcastmode,you
canonlysettheBeepTonefromtheMenumode.
Choosing an Emergency/Weather Channel
Thereare7NOAAchannelfrequenciesavailable
andthesefrequenciesarecommonbetweentheUS
andCanada.Youneedtoknowwhatfrequencyis
beingtransmittedinyourlocation.
1.Pressandhold . appears.WX/ALERT
2.Whentheunitreceivesawarningsignal,itbeeps
for5seconds. andchannelindicatorflash.
3.ToturnoffWeatherAlert,pressandhold
WX/ALERT. disappears.
• WhenWeatherAlertisactivated,thehighest
priorityisgiventothisfunction.Itchecksthe
weatheralertsignalsevery7seconds.Whenthe
unitfindsawarningsignal,itswitchestothe
WarningReceivemodeautomatically.
• WeatherAlertisactivatedevenifBeepToneis
off.
NOAAWeatherRadioFrequencyList:
Chan. Freq.
(MHz)
Chan. Freq.
(MHz)
1 5162.550 162.450
2 6162.400 162.500
3162.475 7 162.525
4162.425
SPECIFICATIONS
Item Specication
Channels 15GMRS/7FRS/7Weather
Privacy
Codes
38Sub-Codes
83DCSCodes
Operating Frequency (MHz)
GMRS/FRS: 462.5500-467.7125
WX: 162.4000-162.5500
Power
Source
Perradio:3AANiMHBatteries
(700mAh)
Range
(Chan.)
Miles
Item Specication
1-7 Upto18(upto50with )BOOST
8-14 Upto5
15-22 Upto18(upto50with )BOOST
Battery Life
(Hours)
8.5Hours(typical)--NiMH
Batteries(5/5/90dutycycle)
FREQUENCIES
Frequency Chart
CH. Freq. Cross-Ref. CH. Freq. Cross-
Ref.
1 12462.5625 FRS&GMRS1 467.6625 FRS12
2 13462.5875 FRS&GMRS2 467.6875 FRS13
3 14462.6125 FRS&GMRS3 467.7125 FRS14
4 15462.6375 FRS&GMRS4 462.5500 GMRS11
5 16462.6625 FRS&GMRS5 462.5750 GMRS8
6462.6875 FRS&GMRS6 17 462.6000 GMRS12
7 462.7125 FRS&GMRS7 462.6250 GMRS918
8 19467.5625 FRS8 462.6500 GMRS13
9467.5875 FRS9 20 462.6750 GMRS10
10 467.6125 FRS10 462.7000 GMRS1421
11 467.6375 FRS11 462.7250 GMRS1522
CTCSS & DCS CODES
CTCSS Chart (Hz)
Code Freq. Code Freq. Code Freq.
oF OFF 103.5 162.213 26
1 1467.0 107.2 27 167.9
2 1571.9 110.9 173.828
3 1674.4 114.8 179.929
477.0 17 118.8 30 186.2
5 18 3179.7 123.0 192.8
6 19 3282.5 127.3 203.5
7 85.48 20 131.8 210.733
8 21 3488.5 136.5 218.1
9 22 3591.5 141.3 225.7
10 94.8 146.2 233.623 36
11 97.4 151.4 37 241.824
12 25 38100.0 156.7 250.3
DSC Code List
Tone
No.
Octal
Code
Tone
No.
Octal
Code
Tone
No.
Octal
Code
39 95 445023 67 174
40 025 20568 96 464
41 69 223 465026 97
42 226 98 466031 70
43 243 99032 71 503
44 244043 72 100 506
45 245 516047 73 101
46 251 532051 74 102
47 054 75 103261 546
48 263 565065 76 104
49 265071 77 105 606
50 072 78 271 106 612
51 624073 79 306 107
52 074 80 311 108 627
53 81 315 631114 109
54 82 331 632115 110
55 83 343 654116 111
56 125 84 346 662112
57 131 85 351 664113
58 132 86 364 114 703
59 134 36587 115 712
60 371 723143 88 116
61 152 89 411 117 731
62 155 41290 118 732
63 156 91 413 119 734
64 162 92 423 120 743
65 165 93 431 121 754
66 94 432172
RBRC Information
Aspartofourcommitmentto
protecttheenvironmentand
conservenaturalresources,
Unidenvoluntarilyparticipates
inanRBRC
®industryprogram
tocollectandrecycleusedNi-MHbatteries
withintheUS.
Pleasecall1-800-8-BATTERYforinformationon
Ni-MHbatteryrecyclinginyourarea.(RBRC
®is
aregisteredtrademarkoftheRechargeable
BatteryRecyclingCorporation.)
MAINTENANCE
To be safe and sure:
• Neveropenyourradio’scase.
• Neverchangeorreplaceanythinginyourradio
exceptthebatteries.
Care and Safety
Tocleantheradio,useasoftcloth
dampenedwithwater.Donotusecleanersor
solventsbecausetheycanharmthebodyof
theunitandleakinside,causingpermanent
damage.Useadry,lint-freeclothtoclean
thebatterycontacts.Donotsubmergethe
unitinwater.Iftheunitgetswet,turnitoff
andremovethebatteriesimmediately.
Drythebatterycompartmentwithasoftcloth
tominimizepotentialwaterdamage.Leave
thebatterycompartmentcoveroffovernight
toensurecompletedrying.Donotusethe
radiountiltheunitiscompletelydry.
YourradiomightcauseTVorradio
interferenceevenwhenitisoperating
properly.Todeterminewhetheryourradiois
causingtheinterference,turnitoff.Ifthe
interferencegoesaway,yourradioiscausing
it.Trytoeliminatetheinterferencebymoving
yourradioawayfromthereceiver.Ifyou
cannoteliminatetheinterference,theFCC
requiresthatyoustopusingtheradio.
Hazardous Environments
Donotoperatetheradioinhazardous
environments.Explosionorfiremayresult.
Donotoperatetheradionearunshielded
electricalblastingcaps.
Undercertainconditions,radioscaninterfere
withblastingoperationsandmaycausean
explosion.TurnyourradioOFFtoprevent
accidentaltransmissionwheninablasting
areaorinareasposted:"Turnofftwo-way
radio."Constructioncrewsoftenuseremote
controlRFdevicestosetoffexplosives.
WARNING!Readthisinformationbefore
usingtheradio.InAugust1996theFederal
CommunicationsCommission(FCC)ofthe
UnitedStateswithitsactioninReportand
OrderFCC96-326adoptedanupdated
safetystandardforhumanexposuretoradio
frequencyelectromagneticenergyemittedby
FCCregulatedtransmitters.
Thoseguidelinesareconsistentwiththe
safetystandardpreviouslysetbybothU.S.
andinternationalstandardsbodies.The
designoftheradiocomplieswiththeFCC
guidelinesandtheseinternationalstandards.
Neverallowchildrentooperatetheradio
withoutadultsupervisionandtheknowledge
ofthefollowingguidelines.
WARNING!Itisuptotheusertoproperly
operatethisradiotransmittertoinsuresafe
operation.Pleaseadheretothefollowing:
Donotusetheradiowithadamaged
antenna.Ifadamagedantennacomesinto
contactwiththeskin,aminorburnmayresult.
Pleasecontactyourlocaldealerfora
replacementantenna.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
Hand-Held Operation (Held-to-Face)
Thisdevicewasevaluatedfortypicalhand-
held(held-to-face)operationswitha1inch
spacingfromthefrontoftheradio.Forhand-
heldoperation,theradioshouldbeheld1
inchfromtheuser'sfaceinordertocomply
withFCCRFexposurerequirements.
Body-Worn Operation
Thisdevicewasevaluatedforbody-worn
operationswiththesuppliedbelt-clip
accessory.(Allnecessaryaccessoriesare
includedinthepackage;anyadditionalor
optionalaccessoriesarenotrequiredfor
compliancewiththeguidelines.)Thirdparty
accessories(unlessapprovedbythe
manufacturer)shouldbeavoidedasthese
mightnotcomplywithFCCRFexposure
guidelines.
Forbodywornoperation,thisdevicehas
beentestedandmeetstheIndustryCanada
RFexposureguidelineswhenusedwith
Unidenaccessoriessuppliedordesignatedfor
thisproduct.Useofotheraccessoriesmay
notensurecompliancewithIndustryCanada
RFexposureguidelines.
Fonctionnementdel’appareil,lorsqueporté
surlecorps.Cetappareilaététestéets’est
avéréconformeauxnormesd’Industrie
Canadaetapprouvépourleportsurlecorps
àl’aidedesaccessoiresUnidenincluset
conçuspourcetappareil.L’utilisation
d'accessoiresnerespectantpasles
exigencesd'expositionRFd’IndustrieCanada
doitêtreévitée.
FCC Compliance
ThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCC
rules.Operationissubjectedtothefollowing
twoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcause
harmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemust
acceptanyinterferencereceived,including
interferencethatmaycauseundesired
operation.
Changesormodificationsnotexpressly
WARRANTYDURATION:Thiswarrantytothe
originalusershallterminateandbeofnofurther
effect12monthsafterthedateoforiginalretailsale.
ThewarrantyisinvalidiftheProductis:
(A)damagedornotmaintainedasreasonableor
necessary,(B)modified,altered,orusedaspartof
anyconversionkits,sub-assemblies,orany
configurationsnotsoldbyUniden,(C)improperly
installed,(D)servicedorrepairedbysomeoneother
thananauthorizedUnidenservicecenterforadefect
ormalfunctioncoveredbythiswarranty,(E)usedin
anyconjunctionwithequipmentorpartsoraspartof
anysystemnotmanufacturedbyUniden,or(F)
installedorprogrammedbyanyoneotherthanas
detailedbytheowner’smanualforthisproduct.
STATEMENTOFREMEDY:Intheeventthatthe
productdoesnotconformtothiswarrantyatanytime
whilethiswarrantyisineffect,warrantorwilleither,at
itsoption,repairorreplacethedefectiveunitand
returnittoyouwithoutchargeforparts,service,or
anyothercost(exceptshippingandhandling)
incurredbywarrantororitsrepresentativesin
connectionwiththeperformanceofthiswarranty.
Warrantor,atitsoption,mayreplacetheunitwitha
neworrefurbishedunit.
THELIMITEDWARRANTYSETFORTHABOVEIS
THESOLEANDENTIREWARRANTYPERTAINING
TOTHEPRODUCTANDISINLIEUOFAND
EXCLUDESALLOTHERWARRANTIESOFANY
NATUREWHATSOEVER,WHETHEREXPRESS,
IMPLIEDORARISINGBYOPERATIONOFLAW,
INCLUDING,BUTNOTLIMITEDTOANYIMPLIED
WARRANTIESOFMERCHANTABILITYOR
FITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE.THIS
WARRANTYDOESNOTCOVERORPROVIDE
FORTHEREIMBURSEMENTOVERPAYMENTOF
INCIDENTALORCONSEQUENTIALDAMAGES.
Somestatesdonotallowthisexclusionorlimitation
ofincidentalorconsequentialdamagessotheabove
limitationorexclusionmaynotapplytoyou.
LEGALREMEDIES:Thiswarrantygivesyouspecific
legalrights,andyoumayalsohaveotherrights
whichvaryfromstatetostate.Thiswarranty
.
isvoid
outsidetheUnitedStatesofAmericaandCanada.
PROCEDUREFOROBTAININGPERFORMANCE
OFWARRANTY:If,afterfollowingtheinstructionsin
theowner’smanualyouarecertainthattheProduct
isdefective,packtheProductcarefully(preferablyin
itsoriginalpackaging).Disconnectthebatteryfrom
theProductandseparatelysecurethebatteryinits
ownseparatepackagingwithintheshippingcarton.
TheProductshouldincludeallpartsandaccessories
originallypackagedwiththeProduct.Include
evidenceoforiginalpurchaseandanotedescribing
thedefectthathascausedyoutoreturnit.The
Productshouldbeshippedfreightprepaid,by
traceablemeans,towarrantorat:
UnidenAmericaService
C/OSaddleCreek
743HenriettaCreekRoad,Suite100
Roanoke,TX76262
approvedbythepartyresponsiblefor
compliancecouldvoidyourauthorityto
operatetheequipment.
AvisdeconformitéàlaFCC:Cedispositifa
ététestéets’avèreconformeàl’article15
desrèglementsdelaCommissionfédérale
descommunications(FCC).Cedispositifest
soumisauxconditionssuivantes:1)Ce
dispositifnedoitpascauserd’interférences
nuisibleset;2)Ildoitpouvoirsupporterles
parasitesqu’ilreçoit,incluantlesparasites
pouvantnuireàsonfonctionnement.
Toutchangementoumodificationnon
approuvéexpressémentparlapartie
responsablepourraitannulerledroità
l’utilisateurdefairefonctionnercet
équipement.
IC Compliance
ThisdevicecomplieswithIndustryCanada
license-exemptRSSstandard(s).Operationis
subjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)
thisdevicemaynotcauseinterference,and
(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterference,
includinginterferencethatmaycause
undesiredoperationofthedevice.
Changesormodificationsnotexpressly
approvedbythepartyresponsiblefor
compliancecouldvoidyourauthorityto
operatetheequipment.
CetappareilestconformeauxnormesRSS
exemptesdelicencesd’IndustrieCanada.
Sonfonctionnementestsoumisauxdeux
conditionssuivantes:(1)cetappareilnedoit
pascauserd’interférencesnuisibleset(2),il
doitpouvoiraccepterlesinterférences,
incluantcellespouvantnuireàson
fonctionnementnormal.
Toutchangementoumodificationnon
approuvéexpressémentparlapartie
responsablepourraitannulerledroità
l’utilisateurdefairefonctionnercet
équipement.
ONE YEAR LIMITED
WARRANTY
Important: Saveyourreceipt! Evidenceof
originalpurchaseisrequiredforwarrantyservice.
WARRANTOR:UNIDENAMERICA
CORPORATION("Uniden")
ELEMENTSOFWARRANTY:Unidenwarrants,for
oneyear,totheoriginalretailowner,thisUniden
Producttobefreefromdefectsinmaterialsand
craftsmanshipwithonlythelimitationsorexclusions
setoutbelow.
©2015UnidenAmericaCorp. Issue2,March2016
Allrightsreserved PrintedinChina


Produktspezifikationen

Marke: Uniden
Kategorie: Radio
Modell: GMR5088-2CKHS
Display-Typ: LCD
Ladegerät: Ja
Produktfarbe: Camouflage
Akku-/Batterietechnologie: Nickel-Metallhydrid (NiMH)
Display-Hintergrundbeleuchtung: Ja
Anzahl Kanäle: 22 Kanäle
Automatische Kanalsuchlauf: Ja
Funkfrequenz: 462.5500 - 467.7125 MHz
Vibrationsalarm: Ja
Maximale Reichweite: 80467 m
Wiederaufladbar: Ja
Paginierung Funktion: Ja
Anzahl Töne: 10
Tastensperre: Ja
Schwebend: Ja
Anzahl der Kanäle (insgesamt): 22 Kanäle

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