wouxun ET003 Two Way Radio User Manual
- June 14, 2024
- wouxun
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TWO-WAY RADIO( Amateur Radio)
USER’S MANUAL
ET003 Two Way Radio
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Installing before use
• Install / remove batterypack
The batterypack is not fully charged before leaving factory. Please charge it
before use.
**NOTE
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- Do not shortcircuit the terminals or put the batterypack into fire.
- Do not try to remove the case from the batterypack.
- Please aim the batterypack at the back of the transceiver, and then push up and press down the batterypack to lock the release latch. (PIC1)
- If you want to remove the batterypack, push down the release latch, and the batterypack will be released from the transceiver. (PIC2)
Getting Started
Description of Transceiver
LCD Display
There are various indicators display on the screen when powering on. Please
refer the below table to learn what the indicators stand for accordingly.
Description for main functions
Operaitng Frequency:
VHF Receiving: 50-54MHz, 108-174.9975MHz, 222-225MHz
UHF Receiving: 320-479.9975MHz, 714-824MHz, 849-869MHz, 894-999.9975MHz
Scanning: 50-824MHz, 849-869MHz, 894-960MHz
FM:76-108MHz
VHF Transmit:50-54MHz, 144-148MHz, 222-225MHz
UHF Transmit:430-450MHz
Multi Modes
- Two-Way Mode
- Cross-Band Directional Repeater Mode or Cross-Band Two-Way Repeater Mode
Remark: Please make the above settings by RPT button.
- This device is dual display for two areas which are separate display for both work modes. The message on the main area will be amplified display, while the message on the sub area will be reduced display instead.
- Please make the separate settings for both work modes. Please switch it to main area before settings.
- Some functions are disable when Cross-Band Directional Repeater Mode or Cross- Band Two-Way Repeater Mode.
Basic Operations
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Quick Search
Short press [ ] or [ ] every time is possible to search one of the settings or options, while
long press [ ] or [ ] is possible to quickly search the settings or options. -
Short press is possible to enter into the sub menu (for main area or sub area) for settings, while long press is possible to enter into the main menu (for whole transceiver) for settings.
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Short press is possible to switch the main area and sub area, while long press is possible to switch the bands for this transceiver.
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Short press is possible to switch the single display and dual display, while long press is possible to switch the work modes like Frequency, CH-Name, CH-Number, CH-Frequency.
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Short press is possible to switch the Two-Way Radio Mode and Repeater Mode, while long press is possible to select talkearound and repeater functions.
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Short press is possible to activate the reverse function, while long press is possible to activate scan function.
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Short press is possible to activate the timer function, while long press is possible to activate keypad locking function.
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DTMF
Press the numeric keys or functional buttons when the device is transmitting, then it sends out the DTMF tones. Please check the layout below,
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Intelligent Charger
It voice prompts” low voltage”when the batterypack is in the low status, and there is” DI”sound every 5 seconds.
- Please connect the intelligent charger to the power (AC :90-240V) , the red LED flashes once and it gets ready for charging.
- Please insert the batteries into the intelligent charger, the red LED keeps
flickering and it is being charged. It is full charged when green LED is ON.
**NOTE**It starts the trickle-charge at the first beginning of charger if the battery was running out. The red LED turns on during being charged. And it changes to green when full charged.
The trickle-charge is helping to protect the battery life.
- USB-C charging
The radio also supports the USB-C charging. When charging by USB-C, the red LED on the USB port at the right side of the radio is ON. ( It displays the charging status if the radio is powered on during being charged.)
NOTE
- Voltage for USB-C charging is 5V 2A.
Description for menu Options
Sub Menu Options (short press )
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Sub Menu Options (long press )
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Instructions for functions list
Functions list under Sub Menu (Short Press ( button)
Frequency Step (STEP) —- MENU 1
In standby, press + , the screen displays
Press to enter, press 
to select the desired step, then press to confirm, finally press
to return to standby.
The frequency steps selectable for this transceiver are as follows: 12.50KHz
25.00KHz ‘
Squelch Setting- (SQUELCH) —- MENU 2
Squelch level is about when the signal is strong enough to turn on the squelch
function, and when it is weak enough to turn off. You may hear the voice from
the loudspeaker when turning ON the squelch and receiving the same signal from
other transceivers. Higher level makes it harder to receive the weak signals,
while lower level will be interfered by noises and/or unwanted signals.
In standby, press + the screen displays
Press to enter, press to select the desired squelch level, then press to confirm,
finally press to return to standby.
NOTE
- The squelch level for this transceiver has 0-9 levels selectable, and level O means turn off the squelch function.
The higher level of the squelch is set, the stronger receiving signal is needed.
Transmitting Power Selection (TX-POWER) —- MENU 3
In standby, press , display
Press to confirm, and press to select the power level then press to confirm, and press to back
to standby.
Options: High, Middle, Low
Bandwidth (W-N) —- MENU 4
In standby, press , the screen displays
Press to enter, it shows ‘WIDE’, press to select WIDE/NARROW bandwidth, then press to confirm, finally
press to return to standby.
There are two bandwidths for option: WIDE:25KHz and NARR:12.5KHz
Busy Channel Lockout (BUSYLOCK) —- MENU 5
In frequency mode, press , the screen displays
Press to enter, press to select ON/OFF this function, then press to confirm, finally
press to return to standby.
Note: This function is invalid in cross band repeater or
repeater/transmitter modes.
Receiving CTCSS (RX-CTCSS) —- MENU 6
When the transceiver is standby, press the keys and the screen will
display
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the 
key to select the CTCSS you desire, press the
key to confirm, and press the key to retum to standby.
CTCSS has a total of 5 groups, ranging from 67.0-254.1Hz. OFF: Deactivate Non-
Standard CTCSS is ranging from 65.0 to 260.0Hz
Transmitting CTCSS (TX-CTCSS) —- MENU 7
When the transceiver is standby, press the keys and the screen will display
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the key to select the CTCSS you desire, press the
key to confirm, and press the key to retum to standby.
CTCSS has a total of 5 groups, ranging from 67.0-254.1Hz. OFF: Deactivate Non-
Standard CTCSS is ranging from 65.0 to 260.0Hz
Receiving DCS (RX-DCS) —- MENU 8
When the transceiver is standby, press the keys and the screen will display
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the (3B / @&# key to
select the DCS you desire, press the MQ key to confirm, and press the key to
retum to standby.
DCS: 105 groups of positive code, 105 groups of negative code, ranging
from DO23N to D754I.
OFF: Deactivate.
Transmitting DCS (TX-DCS) —- MENU 9
When the transceiver is standby, press the 
keys and the screen will display
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the key to select the DCS you desire, press the
key to confirm, and press the key to retum to standby.
Non-standard DCS is configured by three numbers from 001 to 777 excluded 8 or
9. For example, 680.719 is illegal non-standard DCS tone.
Please press to select the positive or negative codes, and press to turn off
the DCS tone.
CTCSS
1| 67.0| 11| 94.8| 21| 131.8| 31| 171.3| 41| 203.5
2| 69.3| 12| 97.4| 22| 136.5| 32| 173.8| 42| 206.5
3| 71.9| 13| 100.0| 23| 141.3| 33| 177.3| 43| 210.7
4| 74.4| 14| 103.5| 24| 146.2| 34| 179.9| 44| 218.1
5| 77.0| 15| 107.2| 25| 151.4| 35| 183.5| 45| 225.7
6| 79.7| 16| 110.9| 26| 156.7| 36| 186.2| 46| 229.1
7| 82.5| 17| 114.8| 27| 159.8| 37| 189.9| 47| 233.6
8| 85.4| 18| 118.8| 28| 162.2| 38| 192.8| 48| 241.8
9| 88.5| 19| 123.0| 29| 165.5| 39| 196.6| 49| 250.3
10| 91.5| 20| 127.3| 30| 167.9| 40| 199.5| 50| 254.1
DCS
1| D023N| 16| D074N| 31| D165N| 46| D261N| 61| D356N| 76| D462N| 91| D627N
2| D025N| 17| D114N| 32| D172N| 47| D263N| 62| D364N| 77| D464N| 92| D631N
3| D026N| 18| D115N| 33| D174N| 48| D265N| 63| D365N| 78| D465N| 93| D632N
4| D031N| 19| D116N| 34| D205N| 49| D266N| 64| D371N| 79| D466N| 94| D645N
5| D032N| 20| D122N| 35| D212N| 50| D271N| 65| D411N| 80| D503N| 95| D654N
6| D036N| 21| D125N| 36| D223N| 51| D274N| 66| D412N| 81| D506N| 96| D662N
7| D043N| 22| D131N| 37| D225N| 52| D306N| 67| D413N| 82| D516N| 97| D664N
8| D047N| 23| D132N| 38| D226N| 53| D311N| 68| D423N| 83| D523N| 98| D703N
9| D051N| 24| D134N| 39| D243N| 54| D315N| 69| D431N| 84| D526N| 99| D712N
10| D053N| 25| D143N| 40| D244N| 55| D325N| 70| D432N| 85| D532N| 100| D723N
11| D054N| 26| D145N| 41| D245N| 56| D331N| 71| D445N| 86| D546N| 101| D731N
12| D065N| 27| D152N| 42| D246N| 57| D332N| 72| D446N| 87| D565N| 102| D732N
13| D071N| 28| D155N| 43| D251N| 58| D343N| 73| D452N| 88| D606N| 103| D734N
14| D072N| 29| D156N| 44| D252N| 59| D346N| 74| D454N| 89| D612N| 104| D743N
15| D073N| 30| D162N| 45| D255N| 60| D351N| 75| D455N| 90| D624N| 105| D754N
Work Modes (CH-MDF) —- MENU 10
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the work mode then press to confirm, and press to back
to standby.
Options: FREQ, CH, CHFREQ, NAME
NOTE
- It supports to program password to switch the work mode.
- The password is invalid if the password is configured by six 0 (it means there is no password needed) , otherwise, the password is working.
Offset Frequency (OFFSET) —- MENU 11
In standby, press ( and the screen display .
Press to access the menu,press to select the parameter you desire, and then presss to confirm,
press to return to standby.
Offset frequenc y range: 0-999.9975 MHz, The 7th and 8th frequency point
depends on the programmed step frequency.
Shift Direction (SHIFT) —- MENU 12
In standby, press , The screen display .
Press to enter, press to select the desired frequency shift direction, then press
confirm, press it return to standby.
There are three selections for the frequency shift direction setting:
- Plus shift (+), which means that the transmitting frequency is higher than the receiving frequency.
- Minus shift (-), which means that the transmitting frequency is lower than the receiving frequency.
- Turn off this function
NOTE
- When offset frequency is out of the allowed offset frequency range, the transceiver can not transmit. In this case, please make sure the offset frequency and receiving frequency is within the allowed range.
Channel Name Edit (CH-NAME) —- MENU 13
Channel names can only be edited in channel mode, and only the name of the
present channel can be edited this operation is ineffective in frequency mode.
In standby, press keys and the screen will display .
Press to access the menu, and the first digit will flash (which indicates that
this digit is being edited).
Press to choose the required character, press to edit the next character,
press to confirm, and then press to return to standby.
NOTE
- 1.Channel names can be maximum of 8 characters long.
- 2.When all 8 characters are empty, the channel will be displayed on the screen as “NO-NAMEI!”
Channel Adding (CH-ADD) —- MENU 14
In channel mode or standby, press . the screen displays .
Press to access the menu, press to select the desired channel order, and then press to memorize
with a voice prompt. Press to return to standby.
When the transceiver is in channel(MR) mode, the parameters(except channel
name and scan adding) will be memorized into the channel.
When the transceiver is in frequency(VFO) mode, you can program all the
parameters(frequency, offset, offset directions etc.) into the channel to
memorize.
Example:
Memorize the parameters: “Receiving frequency 450.025MHz, receiving CTCSS is
67.0Hz, transmission frequency is 460.025MHz” into the Channel NO.10.
- Inputting 450.025MHz to the transceiver in frequency(VFO)mode, press to access receiving CTCSS/DCS setting, press
to select 67.0Hz, press to confirm. - Press to select the offset frequency is 10.000MHz, press to set the frequency direction as “+”.
- Press to access channel memory, select CH-010 and press to memorize the channel and return to standby.
In standby, press to access channel memory, the screen displays , input the
desired channel number orderly, and then press to confirm.
NOTE
- When the selected channel is empty (without any parameter), the characters of the channel number is blue, while the selected channel is with the memorized parameters, the characters of the channel number is dark red.
C hannel Delete (DEL-CH) —- MENU 15
In standby, press the screen will display .
Press to access the menu, press to select the channel you wish to delete or manually in putting
the channel number, press to confirm and the key to return to standby.
Special Reminder
- 1st channel can not be deleted.
- When the selected channel is empty (without any parameter), the color of the channel number is white, while the selected channel is with the memorized parameters, the color of the channel number is purple.
Mute Mode (MUTE-MODE) —- MENU 16
In standby, press the screen displays .
Press to access the menu, and after pressing 
Mto choose the required mute mode, press to confirm, and
press to return to standby.
Squelch settings: set the conditions which determine when the speaker shall be
turned on, these settings are used during selective calls, group calls and all
calls.
The transceiver’s mute mode include:
QT: When the transceiver is set to this mode, all signals on the same QT
frequency will activate the speaker.
QT+DTMF: only those signals which both satisfy the requirements of QT and
whose DTMF carrier wave signal also match the transceiver will activate the
speaker in this mode.
*QTDTMF** : When this mode is active, only those signals which either meet
QT requirements or DTMF requirements will activate the speaker.
Scanning Tone (TONESCAN) —- MENU 17
This function is scanning the programmed frequencies or channels with
CTCSS/DCS or not. When the CTCSS/DCS are not compatible with the one you are
going to communicate with, it stops the regular communication.
In standby, press , screen displays Select CTCSS or DCS, then Press to confirm
and start the scan.
Special Reminder
- if there is no carrier received on the scanned frequencies or channels, the function is not activated.
- pls use the to change the direction for scanning.
- it stopes on the frequency or channel which is programmed with CTCSS/DCS, pls press to save by yourself if needed. Pls press to continue to scan the next frequencies or channels if not needed.
Scan Adding (SCAN-ADD) —- MENU 18
This function means whether a channel in scanning when in the startup
channel scanning, so the function can be set only in the channel mode under
the current channel, is invalid in frequency mode.
In standby, press the screen display .
Press to access, press to select ON/OFF. And then press to confirm, and press to return
to standby.
Note: The function is invalid in cross-band repeater or
repeater/transmitter mode.
Scan Group (SCAN GROUP) —- MENU 19
The scan group settings are the way that a transceiver can divide the
programming channels into different scan groups.
Scan group settings are: ALL channel, as well as 1-10 individual scanning
groups.
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press 
to press to
confirm, press to return.
Note: Scanning group A setting is active in A area.
Scan Mode (SCAN-MODE) —- MENU 20
When the transceiver is standby, press the , keys and the screen will
display .
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the keys to select the required setting, press the
key to confirm, and the key to retum to standby
The transceiver has 3 scan modes:TO,CO,and SE:
Call Code (CALLCODE) —- MENU 21
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press to access the menu, press to select the desired selective call group number. Press to
confirm, and the transceiver returns to standby.
Selective call code are with 0-99 groups for option. Selective call codes are
programmed via supplied software.
Scrambler (SCRAMBLE) —- MENU 22
This is a special voice process to keep the communication confidential from
other non-users.
In standby, press . screen display .
Press to enter the function, then press to select the parameter and then to confirm, while press to return
back to the standby.
There are 8 groups for selection, OFF is to turn off this function then.
Compander (COMPANDER) —- MENU 23
This is for decreasing the voice squelch, and it is highly efficient for long-
term communication.
In standby, press , screen display .
Press to enter the function, then press to select the parameter and then to confirm, while press to return
back to the standby.
There is ON and OFF selectable.
AM Mode SW (AM MODE) —- MENU 24
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the work mode then press to confirm, and press to back
to standby.
NOTE
- AM mode is only working in A area.
Functions list under Main Menu (Long Press button)
Battery Saver (BAT-SAVE) —- MENU 1
When the power saver function is ON, the receiver circuit will be cut off
for a moment, and then reactivate to detect the signals for a while, in order
to reduce the battery capacity consumption.
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press to enter, it shows ‘ON’, press to select turn ON/OFF the power saver funtion.
Press to confirm, and then press to return to standby.
Roger (ROGER) —- MENU 2
When the transceiver is standby, press the keys and the screen will
display: .
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the keys to choose the required prompt mode, press
the key to to confirm, or the key to retum to standby.
The transceiver features 4 kinds of prompt: BOT (beginning of transmission) ,
EOT (end of transmission) BOTH (beginning and end of transmission), and OFF
(prompts deactivated).
Transmit Out Timer (TOT) —- MENU 3
This transceiver can be set in 60 levels with 15 seconds each, between 15 and
900 seconds.
in standby, press the screen displays .
Press to enter, press to select the desired timer level, then press to confirm, finally
press to return to standby.
VOX (VOX) —- MENU 4
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press to enter, press to select VOX level(1-9), then press to confirm, finally press
to return to standby.
NOTE
- The higher level of VOX is set, the higher volume is needed.
- In SCAN and FM radio modes, the VOX function is not available.
Voice Guide (VOICE) —- MENU 5
In standby, press the screen displays .
Press to enter, press to select ON or OFF , and then press key to confirm, finally press
to return to standby.
NOTE
- Turn off MENU 9 and MENU 11 at the same time to turn off all the voice prompt if required.
Transmit Out Alert (TOA) —- MENU 6
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press the key to access the menu, and after pressing the keys to select the required time, press the
key to confirm, and the key to return to standby.
TOA has a maximum length of 10seconds, each level corresponding to 1second.
OFF: Deactivate TOA.
Special Reminder
- When the transmission exceeds the “Time-out timer’ set time, a error tone will prompt, and transmission is stopped automatically.
Beep Prompt (BEEP) —- MENU 7
In standby, press 
,the screen displays 
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Press to enter, press to turn ON/OFF the beep prompt function, then press to confirm,
finally press to return to standby.
Language (LANGUAGE) —- MENU 8
In standby, press 
the screen
display .
Press to access the function, press to select the desired language, and then press to confirm, press
to return to standby mode.
Two Options: CHINESE and ENGLISH
Scan Mode (SCAN MODE) —- MENU 9
In standby, press , the screen display .
Press to access the function, press to select the desired language, and then press to confirm, press
to return to standby mode.
Two Options : CHINESE and ENGLISH
TO: after finding a carrier wave signal, scanning will continue if no
operations are carrier out within 5 seconds.
CO: scanning will stop when a carrier wave signal has been found,and
scanning will continue if the carrier wave signal is lost for 3 seconds.
SE: scanning will stop when a carrier wave signal is found.
NOTE
- Hold on for 2 seconds to access the scan mode.
Scan Tones SW (QT-SW) —- MENU 10
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press io select if scanning tones then press to confirm, and press to
back to standby.
Options:
OFF: Will not scan tones when scanning in Channel or Frequency mode.
ON: Will scan tones when scanning in Channel or Frequency mode.
Topkey options (Topkey-DEF) —- MENU 11
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press to confirm, and press to back to
standby.
Options: ALARM, SOS
PF1 options (PF1-DEF) —- MENU 12
In standby, press screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press to confirm, and press to back to
standby.
Options: CALL, VFTX
NOTE
- Selective Calls could be programmed by the matching software.
PF2 Short Press options (PF2-SHORT) —- MENU 13
In standby, press , screen displays ,
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press ** to confirm, and press to
back to standby.
Options:** DISABLE, SCAN, B-LIGHT, RADIO, MONITOR, CTC-SCAN, DCS-SCAN, POS-
DSP.
Please refer to the description fro above options.
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SCAN
Press PF2 to select the scan option( please go to MENUS to set the scan mode) and then scanning function activates, press any key or button to stop the scanning. -
B-LIGHT
Press PF2 to select the B-LIGHT option to activate B-LIGHT function and then press PF2 again to stop the B-LIGHT working. -
RADIO
● Press PF2 to select the FM RADIO option to activate the RADIO function.
● FM RADIO is working, screen displays , then press to start searching the stations.
It stops in the working station for listening.
● Please press PF2 again in RADIO mode, screen displays , then press screen displays , which is possible to enter into the station frequency directly.
● Exit from FM RADIO mode
Please press PF2 to exit from FM RADIO mode.
● Memory and Read in FM RADIO mode
Please refer to MENU 38 in details. -
MONITOR
Press PF2 select MONI option to activate the monitor function. Press PF2 again to turn off monitor function. -
CTC-SCAN
Press PF2 select CTC-SCAN option to start scanning CTCSS tones. Press PF2 again to turn off the function. -
DCS-SCAN
Press PF2 select DCS-SCAN option to start scanning DCS tones. Press PF2 again to turn off the function. -
POS-DSP
When the GPS is ON, please PF2 to display the location.
PF2 Long Press Options (PF2-LONG) —- MENU 14
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press to confirm, and press ** to
back to standby.
Options: DISABLE, SCAN, B-LIGHT, RADIO, MONITOR, CTC-SCAN, DCS-SCAN, POS-
DSP. Please refer to the detailed instructions for the options in MENU 13
above.
PF3 Short Press Options (PF3-Short) —- MENU 15
In standby, press screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press to confirm, and press to back to
standby.
Options: DISABLE, SCAN, B-LIGHT, RADIO, MONITOR, CTC-SCAN, DCS-SCAN, POS-DSP.
Please refer to the detailed instructions for the options in MENU 13 above.
PF3 Long Press Options (PF3-LONG) —- MENU 16
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the option then press to confirm, and press to back to
standby.
Options: DISABLE, SCAN, B-LIGHT, RADIO, MONITOR, CTC-SCAN, DCS-SCAN, POS-
DSP.
Please refer to the detailed instructions for the options in MENU 13 above.
Backlight (ABR) —- MENU 17
In standby, press screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select the backlight option then press to confirm, and press
to back to standby.
Options: Always on, 1S to 20S, Always OFF
Second (SECOND) —- MENU 18
In standby, press ,The screen display
Press to enter, 
to select
ON/OFF , then press confirm, press to standby.
Using the stopwatch timer:
When this function is ON, press to start counting, while press any key to stop
working . Press again to re-start counting.
NOTE**
- Press any key (except when the stopwatch stops working to exit the stopwatch function.
Startup Message (ST-MSG) —- MENU 19
In Standby, press , the screen displays .
Press to enter the function, then press to select the parameter and then to confirm, while press to return
back to the standby.
BITMAP: Picture
BATT-V: Voltage
ANI ID Setting (ANI-EDIT) —- MENU 20
The transceiver’s Caller ID code is composed of the arabic numerals 0-9: the
first digit cannot be 0, and ID numbers can be as short as 3 digits and as
long as 6.
In standby, press , the screen displays .
Press to access the menu, and after inputting the required numbers, press to
confirm, and key to return to standby.
Example 1 :editing a 6-digit AN! ID code(123456).
In standby, press , the screen displays
After pressing key, the first digit will flash, then input the required value
123456.
Press to confirm, and press to return to standby.
Example 2 : editing a 3-digit Caller ID code(123)
In standby, press the screen displays .
After pressing , if a Caller ID code has been already input, it will be
displayed, and the first digit will flash. If no Caller ID code has been
input, 101 will be displayed, and the first digit will flash. Input 123 at the
same time, press to confirm, press ia to return to standby.
Special Reminder
- Each transceiver can have only one ANI ID code, which is shared by Area A and B.
Sidetone (SIDETONE) —- MENU 21
In frequency mode, press , The screen display
Press to enter, press to select the required sidetone mode, and press to confirm, press
it return to standby.
The transceiver has the following DTMF modes: 1. DT-ST: Keypad sidetone will
be activated when transmitting; 2. ANI-ST: ANI ID code sidetone will be
activated when transmitting; 3. DT+ANI: keypad and caller ID sidetone are both
activated when ransmitting. OFF: Deactivate sidetone function.
Auto Lockout (AUTOLOCK) —- MENU 22
In standby, press , the screen displays
Press to access the menu, press to select ON(Activate)/OFF (Deactivate), and then press to
confirm, press to return to standby.
After activating keypad autolock function, the keypad will be locked
automatically without any operation in 15 seconds. Hold on for 2seconds to
unlock the keypad.
NOTE
- Manually lock:In standby, hold on for 2seconds to lock the keypad, hold on for 2 seconds again to unlock the keypad.
Priority Channel SW (PRI-CH) —- MENU 23
In standby, press , the screen display
Press to access, press (9 / Hs to select ON/OFF. And then press to confirm,
and press to return to standby
If you want to monitor the other frequency and check the certain preferred
frequency at the same time, you can set priority scan function.
Priority Channel Scanning (PRI-SCAN) —- MENU 24
In standby, press , screen displays .
Press to confirm, and press to select if adding the priority channel to scan list press to
confirm, and press to back to standby.
Options: ON, OFF
Repeater Mode (REPEATER) —- MENU 25
This transceiver has 2 repeater setting available:
1.X-DIRPT: Directional cross-band repeater mode
2.X-TWRPT: Two way cross-band repeater mode
Special Reminder
- In cross-band repeater mode, if the channel or frequency set the reverse frequency, offset frequency, or offset direction, its transmitting frequency would out of the transceiver’s frequency, then it will not transmit.
Master frequency and sub frequency for repeater should be on different bands.
(For example, master frequency is programmed on VHF band, and the sub
frequency should be programmed on UHF band, and vice versa.)
X-DIRPT (Directional cross-band repeater) : The master VFO’s receiving
frequency is the cross-band receiver’s receiving frequency, and the sub VFO’s
transmitting frequency is the cross-band transmitter’s transmitting frequency.
X-TWRPT (Two way cross-band repeater): In standby, both the master and
secondary VFO’s are receivers, whichever VFO receives an effective carrier-
wave signal, the other VFO will be the transmitter and start transmitting. The
transmitter and receiver is unfixed under two way crossbandrepeater mode. The
first received VFO is receiver and relatively the other one is transmitter.
After accessing cross-band repeater mode, the operation of receiving
/transmission frequencies, CTCSS/DCS encoding& decoding are the same as the
transceiver is in transceiver communication mode.
Example :
A. Before accessing cross-band repeater mode, A area is in channel mode.The
receiving frequency and CTCSS/DCS in cross-band repeater mode are the same
with the channel in standby.
After B area receives the effective signal, A area starts transmission. The
transmitting frequency and CTCSS/DCS in cross-band repeater mode are the same
with the channel in A area.
If setting reverse frequency function, the transmission&receiving frequencies
and CTCSS/DCS will be reverted.
B. Before accessing cross-band repeater mode, A area is in frequency mode.The
receiving frequency and CTCSS/DCS in cross-band repeater mode are the same
with the setting in standby.
After B area receives the effective signal, A area starts transmission. The
receiving frequency and CTCSS/DCS in cross-band repeater mode are the same
with the channel in A area.
If setting reverse frequency function, the transmission&receiving frequencies
and CTCSS/DCS will be reverted.
To select if you will open speaker for the receiver in cross-band repeater via
MENU26 (RPT-SPK) ,and if you would like to hold on PTT key to transmit in
repeater mode via MENU27 (RPT-PTT). But if you press PTT key to transmit, the
transceiver exits the repeater mode temporarily.
In standby, press the screen displays
Press press to select the
mode you desire, and then press again.
Special Reminder
-
In cross-band repeater mode, the screen will display .
-
Switching transceiver communication and repeater modes via . In standby, hold on Gj for 2 seconds to switch the modes.
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In order to use the repeating well, there is the Repeating Receipt Tone which is set by MENU 47.
The repeating receipt tone timely and effectively reports the working status and increases the efficiency of repeating. -
The Repeating Hold Timer is used for avoiding to press or release PTT too frequently in order to read out the message. When the receiver was released PTT, the hold time is able for the equipment keeping transmitting for a while during waiting for response. If there is no efficient QT/ DQT detected within the hold time, then the transmitter will release PTT. The repeating hold timer is setting the hold time for the transmitter to keep transmitting after the QT/QDT receiving signal disappears. The function is programmable by supplied software.
Repeater Speaker Setting (RPT-SPK) —– MENU 26
in standby, press the screen display .
Press to access, press to select ON/OFF. And then press to confirm, and press to return
to standby.
Repeater PTT Setting (RPT-PTT) —- MENU 27
In standby, press the screen display
Press to access, press to select ON/OFF. And then press to confirm, and press to return
to standby.
FCC Statement:
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions:
- This device may not cause harmful interference, and
- This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class 8 digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
WOUXUN Brand
What is meaning of WOUXUN
“W” means “World”
“OU” means “Singing” in Chinese, representing the tone of Wouxun products is
quiteexcellent as the beautiful song.
“XUN” means “Communication” in Chinese.
The completed signification of “WOUXUN” LOGO is that Wouxun company always try
the best to provide the communication equipment with the excellent tone to the
usersall over the world.
Compliance with RF Energy Exposure Standards
Your two-way radio is designed and tested to comply with a number of national
and international standards and guidelines (listed below) regarding human
exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy. This radio complies with
the IEEE (FCC) and ICNIRP exposure limits for occupational/controlled RF
exposure environment at duty cycles of up to 50% talk-50% listen and should be
used for occupational use only. In terms of measuring RF energy for compliance
with the FCC exposure guidelines, your radio radiates measurable RF energy
only while it is transmitting (during talking), not when it is receiving
(listening) or in standby mode.
NOTE
- The approved batteries supphed with this radio are rated for a 5-5-90 duty cycle (5% talk-5% listen-90% standby), even though this radio complies with the FCC occupational RF exposure limits at duty cydes of up to 50% talk.
Your two-way radio Complies with the following of RF energy exposure standards and guidelines:
- United States Federal Communications Commission, Code of Federal Regulations; 47CFR part 2 sub- part J
- American National Standards Institute (ANS!)/Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1-1992
- Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE) C95. 1-1999 Edition
- International Commission on Non-lonizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) 1998
Thanks for buying transceiver.
This transceiver offers latest design, enhanced features, solid
performances and easy accessibility. We believe you will be pleased with the
high quality and reliable features for all your communication needs.
Warning
- Please turn off the transceiver in explosive environment (e.g. Coal gas. Dust. Steam etc.)
- Please turn off the transceiver while refueling or parking at the gas station.
Precautions
The following suggestions will help user fulfil the obligation of warranty,
and realize the security of using the transceiver.
- Please put the transceiver and all accessories away from the children.
- Please do not disassemble the transceiver as non-professional user maybe damage the transceiver.
- Please use the company attached Batterypack and charger to avoid damaging the radio.
- Please use the company attached antenna to avoid shortening communication distance.
- Please do not put the transceiver near to the heating appliance or expose it in the sun for a long time.
- Please do not put the transceiver in extremely dusty, moist, watery or unstable place.
- Please do not wash the radio with strong chemicals or strong lotion.
- Please do not transmit before installing the antenna.
- Turn off the power supply immediately if the transceiver emits an unusual smell or smokes, then take out the battery or Batterypack and notify dealer.
NOTE
- All the above suggestions are used for radios and accessories. Please contact with dealer once the radios and accessories cannot be used.
- Once the accessories are not produced by company, the radio security and operation will not be warranted.
Made by: Quanzhou Wouxun Electronics Co., Ltd.
Add: #38 Yuantai 1st Road, Jiangnan High Technology Industry Park,
Licheng District, Quanzhou 362000, Fujian, China
http://www.wouxun.com
ISO9001:2015
Certificate No.:001210367S5RS5M/5100
ISO14001:2015
Certificate No.:00121E32879R4M/5100
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