Getting Started; 1Inserting The Battery Module; 2Basic Functions; 3Changing The Pre-Programmed Storage Spaces - Ecom Instruments Ex-PMR 1000 Instrucciones De Uso

8.4 Getting started

8.4.1 Inserting the battery module
First insert the Ex-battery module Ex-AM PMR 1000 included in the scope of supply into the
guide rails of the Ex-PMR 1000. Slide the battery module on the guides until the battery
locking mechanism locks in position on the radio unit.
8.4.2 Basic functions
1. To switch on, turn the ON/OFF or volume control clockwise until a signal tone sounds.
2. To control the volume, turn the ON/OFF or volume control while simultaneously holding
down the monitor key.
3. To select a channel, turn the channel switch to select the respective channel.
4. To transmit, press and hold PTT and speak into the microphone in a normal voice. Hold
the microphone about 5 cm from your mouth.
5. Release PTT to receive.
Please observe: If the battery voltage is too low, the transmission process will stop and the
red LED display will flash. Further information can be found at: 8.2 Functions - Low Battery
Warning
8.4.3 Changing the pre-programmed storage spaces
8.4.3.1 Channels
You can change the frequency allocation of the 16 pre-programmed channel storage spa-
ces. Select a value from 0 – 8 to change the frequency allocation of the selected channel.
Please observe: After programming is complete, switch the unit off and back on again, so
that it is back in the operating mode.
If "0" is selected, the programmed channel is empty (no frequency)
1. Turn the radio unit on while pressing PTT and the monitor key.
Only release PTT and the monitor key when the LED display illuminates in orange.
2. Press PTT until the LED display changes from orange to green and a signal tone sounds,
which means that the radio unit is in the frequency setting mode.
3. Select the desired channel using the channel switch.
4. Using PTT, select the frequency number from the 9 different numbers 0-8.
Each time you press it, the frequency number changes accompanied by a signal tone.
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