MMLRADIO JC-8629 UV Full Band Walkie Talkie Two-Way Radio User Manual
- June 6, 2024
- MMLRADIO
Table of Contents
RECYCLABLE PACKAGING
Functions
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Frequency band: FM88.1-108MHz(Receive)
VHF 108-136MHz(Only AM receive)
VHF 136-174MHz(RX)&144-148MHz(TX)
UHF 400-520MHz(RX)&420-450MHz(TX) -
Working mode: Frequency mode/Channel mode
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FM Radio
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Dual standby
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50 CTCSS/105 DCS
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RX CTCSS/DCS , TX CTCSS/DCS can be set individually
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TOT
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Voice encryption(Frequency Hopping)
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Frequency Step: 2.5K/5K/6.25K/10K/12.5K/20K/25K/50K
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Battery saving
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Reverse Frequency / Talk around
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VOX
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Busy channel lockout
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Low battery alert / Voltage display
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Automatic backlight
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Channel display: Frequency/Channel/Channel name
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Scan: Time/Carrier/Search
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Frequency mode: Frequency difference+/Frequency difference
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Frequency mode: Frequency difference range: 0-99.9995MHz
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Frequency mode: Edit/Save channel specs
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256 memory channels
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Emergency
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Frequency scan
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DTMF
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GPS (optional)
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Boot interface customization
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PC Programming
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Wireless programming via Bluetooth(optional)
Keypad description
- Keypad function
P1
Short press: Switch A/B band
Long press: In channel mode, switch the channel display mode
P2
Short press: Switch frequency mode and channel mode
Long press: Turn on/off ANI name display function
Keypad description
Functional keypad
Select/confirm
Enter Menu, then select an option in the menu list
[ ]Long press to quickly change menu option, in Scan mode, change scan
direction
[ ]Long press to quickly change menu option, in Scan mode, change scan
direction
In the input state, clear the information that has been input
Numeric keypad
Input information while in programming menu or input
non-standard CTCSS/DCS if need key Short Press: Switch Reverse Frequency /
Talk around /Normal mode Long press(Over 2 seconds): Active frequency/channel
scan Short press: DTMF edit. Use * key to ending if less than 6 digits In FM
mode, scan FM Long press: Lock/unlock keypad [SOS] Key Long press to enter
this function, short press to exit this function Power/Volume on-off clockwise
rotation: Power on/Volume+ Anticlockwise rotation: Power off/Volume-
Status Indicator
TX- Red light
RX- Greenlight
Status Indicator
External Jack
Earpiece or programming cable
Side key 1(PTT): Short press to exit SOS mode while in SOS mode
Side key 2: Set functions via programming software
Side key 3: Long press to active MONI mode. Set function for short press via
programming software
Muti keys function
1750Hz Tone: PTT + MONI
DTMF: PTT+ numeric keys+ to transmit DTMF 0-9, ABCD*#
Screen display and Menu list
Screen display
Icon definition
Icon
| Description
---|---
CT| CTCSS display
DCS| DCS display
+
| Frequency difference +
–
| Frequency difference –
DS| Dual standby
| VOX
R| Reverse Frequency
T| Talk Around
N| Narrow Band
| Battery level display
| Keypad lock
H| High Power
L| Low Power
| Tone while DTMF transmitting
AM| AM Mode
| FM Mode
| Bluetooth turn on
GPS
| GPS turn on
| Transmitting power
| Indicates the amplitude of audio transmission when transmitting, and the
signal strength when receiving
Screen display
Menu
Menu List
Menu
List| No| Chinese| 2nd menu
characters| Description
---|---|---|---|---
0| SQL| | 0,…,9| The lower the level, the easier
it is to be disturbed, the higher the level, the worse the sensitivity.
Better set as the medium.
1| STEP| | 2.50K
5.00K
6.25K
10.00K
12.50K
20.00K
25.00K
50.00K| In frequency mode, to change
frequency step
2| MECH| | 000,…,256| Indicate the channel number
to be stored while store channel. if ‘CH’ in front of number means
this channel already has
a channel parameter.
3| DELCO| | 000,…,256| Delete the channel parameters of
the specified channel. If there
is no means that the channel
has no parameters and the operation is invalid.
| | | |
---|---|---|---|---
4| R-CTCSS|
| OFF| None DCS
67.0HZ,…,2 54.1HZ| Standard CTCSS. Input standard or nonstandard CTCSS via
keypad.
5
|
R-DCS
|
| OFF| None DCS
D023N,…, D7
54I
| Standard DCS
6| T-CTCSS|
| OFF| None CTCSS
67.0HZ,…,2
54.1HZ
| Standard CTCSS. Input standard or nonstandard
CTCSS via keypad.
7| T-DCS|
| OFF| None DCS
D023N,…, D7
54I| Standard DCS
8
|
VOICEPRINT
| | OFF|
Encryption 1|
Encryption 2|
Encryption 3|
Encryption 4|
9| CH-MAME| | Common name List|
10
|
XP
|
| HIGH| High Power Transmitting
LOW| Lower Power Transmitting
11
|
SAVE
|
| OFF| Off Battery saving
1| Off Battery saving
2| Normal saving
3| Super saving
12
|
PAGES
|
| OFF| Turn off
ON| Turn on
13| TOT|
| 30,60,…
480S
| The number is from 30 to 480s, and the maximum time for PTT transmission is indicated in 30s steps
14
|
VOX
|
|
OFF
| Turn off VOX function, transmitting
without PTT pressing
1,2,… 9
| Activate the sound pressure intensity of voice control, level 1 is the most sensitive
15
|
W/N
|
| WIDE| Wide mode
NARR| Narrow mode
16
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VOICE
|
| OFF| Turn off voice prompt
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ON| Turn on voice prompt
17
|
BEEP
|
| OFF| Turn off operation prompt
ON| Turn on operation prompt
18
|
LANGUAGE
|
| ENGLISH| English
Chinese| Chinese
19
|
BCL
|
| OFF| OFF
ON| ON
20| SC-REV|
| TO| Time scanning, the walkie-talkie pauses scanning when it detects a
signal, and after staying stopped for about 5 seconds, the walkie-talkie will
continue scanning even if the signal is still there.
CO| Carrier scanning, the two-way radio pauses scanning when a channel is
detected and keeps it on the same frequency until the signal disappears. There
is a 2-second delay between the disappearance of the signal and the resumption
of scanning to allow time for the response to begin transmission.
SE| Search scanning, the walkie-talkie exits scanning when it detects a signal
and stays at this frequency.
21| PF2| | |
22| PF2 LONG PRESS| | |
23| PF3| | |
24
|
ABR
|
| ON| The background light is always on
5S,10S…
3Min、
| The time between the background light ON to automatically OFF.
25
|
OFFSET
|
|
00.000,…,9
9.995
| In frequency mode, the difference between the transmitting and receiving
frequencies
26| SFT-D|
| OFF| In frequency mode, turn off the difference between the transmitting and
receiving frequencies
+| In frequency mode, the TX frequency=RX frequency plus frequency difference
–| In frequency mode, the TX frequency=RX frequency minus frequency difference
27| SCAN CTCSS| | |
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28| SCAN DCS| | |
29
| CDCSS SAVE MODE|
| ALL| ALL
RX| Receiving
TX| Transmitting
30| POWER ON MSG| | LOGO| Photo
VOL TAGE| Battery voltage
31| ANI NAME| | NUM1…NUM60| No.1—No.50 radio. The radio name of 51-60 can be
set
32| S-CODE| DTMF| 1,2,3…15|
33
|
DTMF CODE
|
| OFF| Turn off
BOT| Press PTT to transmit DTMF
NOT| Release PTT to transmitting DTMF
BOTH| BOTH
34
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DTMFST
|
| OFF| No DTMF prompt when pressing a key to transmitting DTMF
DT-ST| DTMF prompt when press key to transmitting DTMF
ANI-ST| DTMF prompt when automatically transmitting DTM
DT+ANI| DTMF prompt when automatically transmitting DTMF and press key to
transmitting DTMF
35| AUTO|
| OFF| Turn off auto keypad lock
5S、10S、15S| Turn on the keypad timing automatic lock function
36| SCAN ADD| | |
37| TONE| TONE| 1000,1450, 1750,2100Hz|
38| PTT-LT| | 0,100,…,1000| Delay time before automatic DTMF transmitting
39| MENU EXIT TIME| | 5,10,…60S| Control the time of menu automatically exit
40| VOX DELAY| | 0.5SEC….. 2.0SEC|
41| RP_STE|
| OFF| Due to the delay of the repeater, noise appears when receiving an
instant signal.
| | | | 1,2,3,4,5,| OFF: Adjust to eliminate the tail. If want to ensure if
the repeater
is work or not, set OFF.
|
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… 10S
| | | | OFF: Adjust the
| | | | length of time
| | | | the tail sound
| | | OFF| appears, if not
| | | | needed, set it to
| | | | off.
42| RPT-RL| | |
| | | 1,2,3,4,5,|
| | | … 10S|
43| ANI FUNCTION| | OFF| Turn off
ON| Turn on
| | | FREQ| A band displays as, frequency in channel mode
| | | CH| A band displays as a channel in channel mode
44| MDF-A| | |
| A band displays as channel name in channel mode
| | | NAME|
| | | FREQ| B band displays as the frequency in channel mode
| | | CH| B band displays as a channel in channel mode
45| MDF-B| B| |
| | | | band displays as channel name in channel mode
| | | NAME|
46| TDR|
| OFF| Turn off
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ON| Turn on
47| TX-A/B| | OFF| In dual standby mode, transmitting current frequency band
| | | |
| In dual standby mode
A| Press PTT to transmitting B band for
| cross-band TX/RX
| | |
B
| After releasing the PTT, the radio will send a turn-off code to suppress the
instant noise of the receiver.
| | | | After releasing the PTT,
| | | OFF| the radio will send a turn-off code to suppress the instant
| | | | the noise of the receiver.
48| STE| | |
| | | | After releasing the PTT,
| | | ON| the radio will send a turn-off code to suppress the instant
| | | | the noise of the receiver.
49
|
AL-MOD
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| SITE| On-site Emergency
SOUND| Send emergency voice
CODE| Send emergency code
50| GPS| GPS| OFF| Turn off
ON| Turn on
51| BLUETOOTH| | OFF| Turn off
ON| Turn on
52| DISPLAY| | OFF| Turn off
ON| Turn on
53| RESET|
| VFO| Menu back to factory setting
ALL| Menu and channel back to factory setting
Note: When entering the menu, take note of whether to set A band or B band.
Menu operation
- Press , then enter menu via up/down key.
- Press again to enter the menu function
- Select option via up/down key.
- Press to confirm and back to the main menu
- Press to exit menu and back to normal working mode.
Note: Step, TX power, W/N band, CTCSS/DCS, frequency different, etc. only set valid in frequency mode.
Other function description
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Dual PTT
Set side key2 as PTT-B, press PTT to transmit A band, press PTT-B to transmit B band. -
AM Mode
108-136Mhz, AM mode receiving -
Scan mode
TO/CO/SE Mode
TO: Time scanning, the walkie-talkie pauses scanning when it detects a signal,
and after staying stopped for about 5 seconds, the walkie-talkie will continue
scanning even if the signal is still there.
CO: Carrier scanning, the two-way radio pauses scanning when a channel is
detected and keeps it on the same frequency until the signal disappears. There
is a 2-second delay between the disappearance of the signal and the resumption
of scanning to allow time for the response to the Other function description
to begin transmission. SE: Search scanning, the walkie-talkie exits scanning
when it detects a signal and stays at this frequency.
FM function
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Turn on FM function, the screen will display current
FM frequency -
Press to change FM frequency or input via keypad(88.1-108MHz); Press # key to scan FM frequency automatically in FM mode
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Adjust volume via Power/volume knob
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Press the FM key again to exit FM mode
Note: FM function needs to be set inside key customized setting.
Frequency scan
Scan other radios’ CTCSS/DCS and frequency to make a contact.
After defining the side key function as a frequency scan function, turn it on
through the side key. This function can scan the frequency of /V/200M/350M,
and switch the frequency band to be scanned by the [P1] key. After scanning
the frequency, it will continue to scan CTCSS/DCS. If there is no TCSS/DCS,
the screen will display ‘NONE’ and end the scan. At this time, the scanned
data can be saved to the designated channel through the key, and the frequency
scan function can be launched. Or through to start the next frequency scan.
DTMF
A. DTMF encode
Quick transmitting Encode: In transmitting status, press digit keys, , # to
transmit DTMF encode 0-9, ABCD#. Press key to continuously encode
transmitting and release to end encode transmitting. Transmitting encode after
editing: In standby mode, press [#] key to enter DTMF edit menu, input
0-9,ABCD*#, if less 6 digits then press [#] as ending. Done editing, press PTT
to transmit DTMF. In edit mode press to delete encode, then press to exit DTMF
edit mode.
B. DTMF Decode
ANI Name Display
To indicator which radio is transmitting. 60 group names can be selected.
50 groups names are radio 1 to radio 50. The rest of 10 group names can be
edited via programming software. 4NI Name Display
GPS function
Press [ ]or [ ]to enter the GPS positioning interface. At the same time, you
can switch the coordinate display mode and the image mode. It also has a
backtracking function. You can store the starting point position in advance,
and you can view the direction and distance to the current position in real-
time to ensure that you won’t get lost in the wild.
Wireless programming via Bluetooth
FCC Compliance Statements:
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1)This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference
that may cause undesired operation.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B 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.
WARNING: MODIFICATION OF THIS DEVICE TO RECEIVE CELLULAR RADIOTELEPHONE
SERVICE SIGNALS IS PROHIBITED NEDER FCC RULES AND FEDERAL LAW.
Licensing Information
Using our radio in the USA is subject to the rules & regulations of the FCC.
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by our may void the user
authority granted by the FCC to operate this radio and should not be made. To
comply with FCC requirements, transmitter adjustments should be made only by
or under the supervision of a person certified as technically qualified to
perform transmitter maintenance and repairs in the private land mobile and
fixed services as certified by an organization representative of the user of
those services. Replacement of any transmitter component (crystal,
semiconductor, etc) not authorized by the FCC equipment authorization for this
radio could violate FCC rules.
Note: The use of this radio outside the country where it was intended to be
distributed is subject to government regulations and may be prohibited.
Important: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate this
device. Your radio is set up to transmit a regulated signal at an assigned
frequency. It is against the law to alter or adjust the settings inside the
radio to exceed those limitations. Any adjustments to your radio must be made
by qualified technicians.
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