User manual LOGICOM FX 100

[. . . ] Electromagnetic interference/compatibility Note : the majority of electronic appliances are sensitive to electromagnetic interference (EMI) in the event of insufficient protection, design or configuration regarding electromagnetic compatibility. Locations To avoid interference caused by electromagnetic radiation, turn off the radio when requested to do so by a public sign or an official. Hospitals and medical centres use equipment with external RF energy sources. Aeroplanes Turn off the 2 way radio when requested to do so on board an aeroplane. [. . . ] - Press three times to monitor activity on the channel. MENU 4-3 Front Cover The 2 way radio is equipped with a removable front cover allowing you to customise the 2 way radio. To remove the cover · Move the upper part of the front cover and the rear cover apart by pressing forwards. · Gently remove the front cover, starting with the upper part, then the lower part to release the front cover tabs of the 2 way radio. To attach the cover · Reinsert the front cover tabs into the casing. Front cover of the FX 100 / 200 4 · Increases the volume (the volume level flashes and v is displayed) · In menu mode, changes to a higher channel (the number of the channel flashes) · In menu mode, turns the scan on or off, is displayed, as well as or which flashes. 5 · Decreases the volume (the volume level flashes and v is displayed. ) · In menu mode, changes to a lower channel (the number of the channel flashes) · In menu mode, turns the scan on or off, is visible as well as or which flashes. 4-4 Installing batteries Installing batteries FX 100 The FX 100 2-way radio only operates with three AAA alkaline batteries. Installing the AAA alkaline batteries: · Push the locking mechanism of the rear cover upwards to open the catch and release the battery cover. · Insert three AAA batteries into the compartment as indicated. · Replace the rear cover and push down until it clicks into place. FX 200 The FX 200 2 way radio operates with three AAA alkaline batteries or with the rechargeable batteries supplied. Installing the AAA alkaline batteries or the rechargeable batteries · Push the locking mechanism of the rear cover to open it. · Insert three AAA batteries into the compartment as indicated or · Insert the battery set supplied. · Replace the rear cover and push down until it clicks into place. Concerns only the FX 200 : Outlet socket for battery charging. 4-2 Attaching Belt Clips Place the belt clip in the slot on top of the radio and slide it downwards until it's in place. To remove a clip, pull the release latch and slide the clip upwards. 18 19 ENGLISH 4-5 Charging the batteries of the FX 200 Charging the batteries of the FX 200 Do not dismantle or open the battery unit. To charge the rechargeable batteries: · Insert one of the jack plugs from the supply plug underneath the FX 200. If the LED do not flash, the batteries have been incorrectly installed. Check the polarity of the batteries and if necessary turn them around. Note : remove the radio after 16 hours to ensure that the batteries attain their maximum life. Do not charge the batteries beyond this period, because the lights will not flash or turn off to indicate that the batteries have been charged. NB : Remove the batteries if not using the 2 way radio for a long period. Batteries corrode with time and may permanently damage the 2 way radio. Dispose of used batteries at a waste collection centre or in a recycling container for batteries, and not in a domestic rubbish bin. [. . . ] A medium range is obtained when buildings or trees obstruct transmission. The range is minimal when foliage and mountains obstruct the transmission channel. Message not received · Reposition, replace or recharge the batteries · Ensure that the PTT key is held down completely on speaking · Reposition, replace or recharge the batteries. · The shared channel may be in use · Check the 2 way radios are tuned to the same channels · Ensure that the PTT key has not been pressed accidentally · Reposition, replace or recharge the batteries. · Obstructions and use of the 2 way radio inside a building may disrupt transmissions. [. . . ]