PNi PMR R15 Professional Portable Radio User Manual
- May 15, 2024
- PNI
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PNI PMR R15
Professional portable
PMR Radio
User manual
PMR R15 Professional Portable Radio
Product description:
- Antenna (not removable)
- LED indicator. The LED turns red when the radio emits and green when the radio receives. Also, when the battery is discharged, the red LED flashes.
- Speaker
- Microphone
- On/off and volume control.
- Channel selector (1-16)
- PTT (Push to Talk). Press to transmit. Release to receive.
- Channel monitoring, squelch deactivation. Allows reception of weak signals.
- Enable/disable channel scan function. Each time you press this key, you will receive the voice confirmation “Scanning ON“ or “Scanning OFF“
- 2-pin type PNI-K headphone connector
- Rechargeable battery
Functions and usage instructions
Tunr the radio on/off and Volume control
Rotate the knob [5] clockwise to turn the radio on. The radio will vocally
announce the current channel number. Continue rotating right or left to adjust
the volume to the desired level.
Rotate the knob [5] counterclockwise to turn the radio off.
Transmission/reception
Press the PTT key to transmit. The red light will turn on. Talk towards the
radio’s microphone. Release the PTT key to receive.
Channel scan
Press the key [9] to activate the channel scan function. The radio will scan
all 16 channels and stop on the channel on which it receives a signal. After
the signal disappears, the radio will resume the scanning process.
Monitor function
Press the key [9] to monitor the current channel. Thus, the squelch will be deactivated and you will be able to listen on the selected channel if someone emits. If no one emits, you will only hear the background noise.
Squelch
By default, the squelch is active and is set to level 3 (from a maximum of 9
levels).
Time out Timer
This function limits the transmission time to prevent a channel from being
occupied for a long time. By default, the radio allows a maximum transmission
time of 60 seconds.
Energy saving
This function reduces power consumption when no signal is received or when no
operation is performed (no key is pressed) for 10 seconds.
When the radio receives a signal or a key is pressed, the battery saving
function is automatically deactivated.
Low battery warning
When the battery of the radio is discharged, the red LED will flash and you
will be warned vocally.
To charge the battery, position the radio in the charging cradle included in
the package. During charging, the red LED on the base stays on and will turn
green when the battery is fully charged.
Technical specifications
General
Frequency| PMR 446MHz
Channels| 16
Output power| 0.5W
Power supply| Li-lon battery 7.4V 1200mAh
Dimensions| 114 x 59 x 34 mm (without antenna)
Antenna length| 100 mm
Impedance antenna| 50 Ω
Weight| 190 g (battery included)
Working temperature| -26°C ∼ +80°C
Transmission
Frequency stability| ± 2.5PPM
Carrier output| ≤ 5W
Modulation limit| ≤ 5KHz/2.5KHz
Frequency distortion| ≤ 3%
Modulation| ≥ 3dB ∼ +3dB
Adjacent power| ≥ 65dB
Spurious frequency components| ≤ 7.SpW
Busy bandwidth| ≤ 16KHz
Reception
Sensitivity| < 0.2pV
Frequency distortion| ≤ 3%
Audio frequency response| +2dB ∼ -10dB
Adjacent channel selectivity| ≥ 60dB
Spurious response rejection| ≥ 65dB
Safety warnings
- Do not open the radio cover and do not repair the radio by yourself. In case of failure, call a specialized center.
- The device generates interference that may affect the operation of televisions or radios. In case of interference, take the radio away from the affected device.
- Do not touch the antenna while transmitting.
- In order not to damage the radio, do not emit for a too long period.
- Do not use the radio in environments with corrosive or flammable substances.
Troubleshooting
| Problem | Possible cause and solution |
|---|---|
| The radio does not turn on | The battery may be discharged. |
Charge the battery.
The battery may not be installed correctly.
Reinstall the battery.
The battery discharges quickly after full charge| Battery life has expired.
Replace the battery with a new one.
You are not heard by others when you emit or you do not receive the others|
Make sure you use the same frequency and the same channel as the other
participants.
The other participants may be out of range of the radio.
PMR446 channels
CH| RX frequency| TX frequency| QT/DQT Dec| QT/DQT
Enc| Band
---|---|---|---|---|---
1| 446.00625| 446.00625| OFF| OFF| Narrow
2| 446.01875| 446.01875| OFF| OFF| Narrow
3| 446.03125| 446.03125| OFF| OFF| Narrow
4| 446.04375| 446.04375| OFF| OFF| Narrow
5| 446.05625| 446.05625| OFF| OFF| Narrow
6| 446.06875| 446.06875| OFF| OFF| Narrow
7| 446.08125| 446.08125| OFF| OFF| Narrow
8| 446.09375| 446.09375| OFF| OFF| Narrow
9| 446.00625| 446.00625| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
10| 446.01875| 446.01875| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
11| 446.03125| 446.03125| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
12| 446.04375| 446.04375| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
13| 446.05625| 446.05625| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
14| 446.06875| 446.06875| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
15| 446.08125| 446.08125| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
16| 446.09375| 446.09375| 114.8| 114.8| Narrow
Simplified EU declaration of conformity
SC ONLINESHOP SRL declares that the PNI PMR R15 portable
radio is in accordance with the RED Directive 2014/53/EU. The full
text of the EU Declaration of Conformity is available at the following
internet address:
https://www.mypni.eu/products/7922/download/certifications
References
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