Holzberg Communications KY105 Portable 2-way radio User Manual Ky105 405 Use s Manual

Holzberg Communications, Inc. Portable 2-way radio Ky105 405 Use s Manual

Users Manual

KKyyoosseeyy                                                                        Ky105/405 Portable TransceiverUser’s Manual
Ky105/405 Quick Reference2                   Channel SelectorPower/Volume Knob                                 PTT ButtonStatus LED MicrophoneSHORT:Side Button 1 LONG:SHORT:Side Button 2 LONG:Note: Fill in blank with the Button’s FunctionTurning Power OnRotate the Power/Volume Knob clockwise to turn on thetransceiver. If the LED Indicator light GREEN to RED thenOFF, and a high voice beep means that the transceiver is ok,otherwise, a low long beep means that Self-Tests failure.Turning Power OffRotate the Power/Volume Knob anti-clockwise until a clickis hears to turn the transceiver off.Adjusting Volume1. If there is no receive audio, you need hold down the
Ky105/405 Quick Reference3Monitor button to open the squelch, so you can hearbackground noise.2. Continue to hold the Monitor Button and rotary thePower/Volume Knob to desired volume level, turnclockwise to increase or anti-clockwise to reduce thevolume.3. Release the Monitor Button.To Select a ChannelRotate the Channel Selector Knob to select the channelnumber.To Transmit1. Rotate the Channel Selector Knob to select a desiredchannel.2. Press and hold down PTT button, hold the transceiverabout 2.5 ~ 5cm (1 to 2 inches) from your lips tomicrophone and speak in your normal speaking voice.3. Release the PTT button to return to the receive mode.To Receive1. Turn on power.2. Adjust the volume3. Select a desired channel4. When a signal with proper or matching sub-tones isreceived, you will hear the transmissions from othertransceivers. You may need to adjust the volume moreprecisely.Deleting Nuisance Channel1. While transceiver locked onto unwanted channel in theSCAN Mode, press the “Nuisance Delete” Button untilyou hear two beeps.2. Release the “Nuisance Delete” Button.Note:“Nuisance Delete” can only be used if your dealer hasprogrammed one function button for it.
Ky105/405 Quick Reference4LED IndicatorLED indicate / color ExplainLight “RED” continuously Transmitting a messageLight “GREEN” continuously Receiving a signal“GREEN” flash ScanningLight “ORANGE” continuously A sub-tone code is received that is matching the codeprogrammed in your radio. The code may be a CTCSScode or DCS code.Beep for Side Button OperatingButton Function Positive Beep Negative BeepScan Scan ON Scan OFFPower High Power Low PowerSquelch Tight squelch Normal squelchRepeater/Talk-around Without using a repeater Using a repeater
CONTENTS5INTRODUCTIONTRANSCEIVER DETAILSLED INDICATORPROGRAMMABLE BUTTONBEEPSGETTING STARTSBATTERY INFORMATIONINSTALLING BATTERY PACKREMOVAL OF BATTERYINSTALLING THE ANTENNAREMOVING THE ANTENNAATTACHING THE BELT CLIPREMOVING THE BELT CLIPBASIC OPERATIONSWITCHING POWER ON/OFFADJUSTING THE VOLUMESELECTING A CHANNELTRANSMITTING A MESSAGERECEIVING A MESSAGE
CONTENTS6ADVANCED OPERATIONREPEATER/TALK-AROUNDSETTING SQUELCH LEVEL FOR TIGHT OR NORMALSELECTING OUTPUT POWERHANDSFREE TRANSMISSION (VOX)SCANSCAN MODELSCAN OPERATIONTALKBACKDELETE A NUISANCE CHANNELTO RESTORE THE DELETED CHANNEL TO THE SCAN LISTPRIORITY FUNCTION
Introduction7TRANSCEIVER DETAILS①①①①Channel Selector Knob Selects operating channels.②②②② Power/Volume KnobSwitches the transceiver ON or OFF. Also increases or decreases the transceiver volume.
Introduction8③③③③ LED IndicatorIndicate radio’s statusLED indicate / color ExplainLight “RED” continuously Transmitting a messageLight “GREEN” continuously Receiving a signal“GREEN” flash ScanningLight “ORANGE” continuously A matching sub-tones code is received. It can be aCTCSS code or DCS code.④④④④ MicrophoneHold radio upright while speaking clearly into the microphone.⑤⑤⑤⑤ PTT (Push-to-Talk) ButtonThis button is used to switch between transmission and reception. To transmit, hold in this button. To receive, just release thisbutton.⑥⑥⑥⑥ Side Button 1 (Programmable)⑦⑦⑦⑦ Side Button 2 (Programmable)There are two Side Button in your radio and they can be programmed with different function by your dealer.Please contact your dealer to know what function programmed for your side button.
Introduction9Press the side button as one of three methods of operation:z SHORT means click the button then release it, orz LONG means press the button for the long time then release it, your dealer may programmed the long time different, orz HOLD down the button, while you need check the status of radio or adjust the radio’s parameter, just hold down the button.You may operate the side button as SHORT or LONG to activate one of its functions, but not two for once pressing.Button Function SHORT/LONG HOLDMonitor - Monitor activity on yourselected channel-Scan To starts scanning from currentchannel or quit scanning -Nuisance Delete When radio is scanning, you cantemporary remove the unwantedchannel from the scan list.-Power The output power is toggled betweenlow and high. -Repeater/Talk-around Using a repeater or allowcommunication direct with othertransceivers without using a repeater.-Squelch To toggle the squelch level betweennormal and tight. -⑧⑧⑧⑧ Accessory Connector Cap
Introduction10BEEP1. Power ON Self Tests Success Beep2. Power ON Self Tests Failure Beep3. VOX Power ON Beep ( High Sensitivity )4. VOX Power ON Beep ( Low Sensitivity )5. Positive Beep6. Negative BeepNote:     Mark means high voice beep.Mark means low voice beep
Introduction11Beep for Side ButtonSome beeps of the programmed Side Button are exchangeable, it means the function are exchangeable.Side Button Function Positive Beep Negative BeepScan Start scanning Quit scan modePower High output power Low output powerSquelch Tight squelch Normal squelchRepeater/Talk-around Without using a repeater Using a repeaterBATTERY INFORMATIONFOR LONGEST BATTERY LIFE AND USING KNACKSThree types rechargeable batteries can be used as the supply power, Nickel Cadmium (Ni-Cd), Nickel Metal Hydride (Ni-MH) andLithium Ion (Li-ion).To assure the highest performance and longest cycle life, should you properly use the battery pack comply with following simplerules:z To enable you to obtain maximum battery capacity, a new battery must be fully charged for at least 14 to 16 hourscontinuously.z Using a non- Kyosey brand charger may damage your battery, also will expire its warrant.z You can charge the battery that is connected to a transceiver, but please turn the radio off to fully charge it.z If possible, store and charge the battery at a room temperature (25℃). Do not charge a cold battery that is at 10℃ or
Getting Started12below, if so may cause the battery to leak and become an inefficacious battery.z Don’t charge a hot battery that is at above 35℃. This will decrease cycle life.Note: The Kyosey brand Quick Charger built-in a temperature sensor to ensure your battery charged within abovetemperature range.z New batteries can be stored up to two years without significant cycle loss. Store new / unused batteries at roomtemperature in a cool, dry area.z A battery that has been in storage should be recharged at least 14 to 16 hours continuously before being put intoservice.z Don’t return fully charged batteries to the charger for an "extra boost." This will significantly reduce cycle life.z Don’t leave your transceiver and battery in the charger when not charging. Continuous charging will shorten battery life(Don't use your charger as a transceiver stand).z For optimum battery life and operation, use Kyosey brand chargers only. Our batteries and chargers have beendesigned to operate as an integrated energy system.
Getting Started13INSTALLING BATTERY PACK1. Put the battery pack onto the bottom of the transceiver.2. Gently push the battery pack toward the transceiver back edge until you hear aclick.REMOVAL OF BATTERY1. Before removing the battery, you mustturn the radio off.2. Press down the battery release buttonlocated in the back of the battery pack.3. Remove the upside of the battery packseparate from the transceiver body andtake away then.
Getting Started14INSTALLING THE ANTENNAFasten the antenna to the radio by placing the threaded end of the antenna into theantenna connector. Rotate the antenna clockwise until tight.EMOVING THE ANTENNATurn the antenna in an anti-clockwisedirection until it disengages from the transceiver.
Getting Started15ATTACHING THE BELT CLIP1. Align mounting rails of the radio with the grooves of belt clip.2. Slide the belt clip downwards until it clicks into place.REMOVING THE BELT CLIP1. Insert the end of a key to push therelease tab of radio away.2. Slide the belt clip upwards.
Getting Started16WITCHING POWER ON/OFFz To switch ON your transceiver, rotate the Power/Volume Knob clockwise. If the transceiver works proper, LED Indicatorwill light GREEN, then RED and finally OFF, and you can hear the Self-Tests success beep, otherwise the Self-Tests failurebeep may be heard.z To switch OFF the transceiver, turn the Power/Volume Knob fully anti-clockwise until a “click” is heard.ADJUSTING THE VOLUME
Basic Operations17z If there is no receive audio, you need hold down the Monitor button to open the squelch, so you can hear background noise.z Continue to hold the Monitor Button and rotary the Power/Volume Knob to desired volume level, turn clockwise to increaseor anti-clockwise to reduce the volume.z Release the Monitor Button.SELECTING A CHANNELThe 16-channel provide for regular operating channel. Use the Channel Selector Knob to choose your desired channel.You should not select a channel unless it is programmed in the transceiver. Your dealer can best explain how channel hadprogrammed.z Rotate the Channel Selector Knob to select your desired channel number.TRANSMITTING A MESSAGE1. Turn ON your transceiver.2. Rotate the Channel Selector Knob to select a desired channel.3. Press and hold down PTT, hold the transceiver about 2.5 ~ 5cm (1 to 2 inches) from your lips to microphone and speak inyour normal speaking voice.4. Release the PTT button to return to the receive mode.
Basic Operations18RECEIVING A MESSAGE1. Turn your transceiver ON.2. Adjust the volume3. Select a desired channel4. When a signal with proper or matching sub-tones is received, you will hear the transmissions from other transceivers; youmay need to adjust the volume more precisely.
Advanced Operations19REPEATER/TALK-AROUNDAt following condition, the Talk-around function will make you can talk directly to other transceiver without using a repeater:z If the repeater is deactivate, orz You are out of the repeater range, but you can directly talk to other transceiver.To toggle Talk-around ON or OFF, your dealer must program a Side Button for the “Repeater/Talk-around” function.Pressing the Repeater/Talk-around button, if you hear the Positive Beep, your transceiver is without using a repeater.Others, for the Negative Beep, your transceiver is using a repeater.SETTING SQUELCH LEVELSquelch acts as a kind of filtering system, which control the amount of signals the transceiver receives. Setting thetransceiver to the Tight Squelch, you can avoid some unwanted signals or noise. But you may not receive a weak signal far fromyou. So you should select the Normal Squelch for it.Pressing the Squelch button to select the squelch level between Tight and Normal.z The Positive Beep means your transceiver is Normal Squelch.z The Negative Beep means your transceiver is Tight Squelch.SELECTING OUTPUT POWEREach channel independently programmed for either low power or high output power. However, you can change the outputpower by yourself.z With high output power, your signal may transmit farther.z Selecting low power conserves the battery if you can reliably communicate with others.
Advanced Operations20Each time you pressing the Power Button, the output power is toggle between LOW and HIGH.z The Positive Beep means output power is HIGH.z The Negative Beep means output power is LOW.HANDSFREE TRANSMISSION (VOX)VOX (Voice Operated eXchange) is an automatic system witch allows you to automatically switch the transmission in handsfree mode just by speaking in the built-in microphone of a headset.VOX OPERATIONSTo set your transceiver to VOX model, you have to:1. Turn OFF your radio, then2. Switch on the radio keeping pressed the Side Button 1.3. Connect the optional headset with built-in microphone to the microphone connector located on the transceiver’s side.4. Ensure that the headset’s built-in microphone is located close to the side of your mouth.None: PTT button is disabled during VOX.SELECTING VOX SENSITIVITYTo change the VOX sensitivity between low and high, you should1. Turn OFF your radio, then2. Switch on the radio keeping pressed the Side Button 2.
Advanced Operations21SCANScan operation tells the radio to monitor a number of channels where are some activities. Your dealer can program morethan 16 channels on the scan list.When scanning, the transceiver checks each channel for activity and only stops on a channel if a signal is present.SCAN OPERATIONTo toggle scan ON/OFF by using the Side Button which programmed for “SCAN”.1. Press the “SCAN” button to begin scanning.2. Press the “SCAN” button to stop scanning while the radio works at scan model.Note: The LED Indicator flashes the GREEN when scanning.TALKBACKIf the “Talkback” function is active, direct you can communicate with others who call you just before the scan resume timefinish. Your dealer may tell you more detail about this function.DELETE A NUISANCE CHANNELWhen the transceiver scans to a channel that you do not wish to hear, you can temporarily remove the channel from the scanlist using the Nuisance Channel Delete feature.
Advanced Operations22While the transceiver locked onto unwanted channel, press the “Nuisance Delete” Button until you hear two beeps.Note: If the priority function is active by your dealer, you cannot remove the priority channel from the scan list. The lastchannel cannot delete from the scan list too.Note: To add a deleted nuisance channel back into the scan list, you must restart the radio.PRIORITY FUNCTIONThe priority function would spend more time to monitor the priority channel during scanning. Your dealer can program thepriority function using the CPS software.PRIORITY FUNCTION SCAN SEQUENCEActivity ch1 ➠ ch2 ➠ ch3 ➠ ch4 … ch1Inactivity ch1 ➠ ch2 ➠ ch1 ➠ ch3 ➠ ch1 ➠ ch4 ➠ ch1

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