TYT ELECTRONICS THREEBANDS Analog Transceiver User Manual TH 350 1

TYT ELECTRONICS CO., LTD Analog Transceiver TH 350 1

User Manual

USING TIPSUNPACKING AND CHECKING EQUIPMENTCHARGING BATTERY PACK Charging Precaution Charging Operation Indicator light of charger will show charging conditionINSTALLATION OF ACCESSORIES Installation of Battery Pack Antenna Installation Installing Belt Clip Installing External Micro/SpeakerGetting Familiar Side key definitionIcons and descriptionShortcut keysMenu settingMenu Function Description and Settings 1. SQL020305050606070708091011131516171919 2. POWER 3. VOX 4. Wide / Narrow band setting 5. Battery saving 6. Step frequency setting STEP 7. TOT 8. BEEP 9. ABR backlight switch 10. Reverse frequency REV 11. Talk around T / A 12. Tri-band stand by TDR 13. Transmit channel selection TX-F 14. RX CTCSS/DCS setting R-CDC (support non-standard CTCSS/DCS) 15. TX CDCSS/DCS setting T-CDC (support non-standard CTCSS/DCS) 16. DTMF settings 17. Scan mode settings SMODE 18. scan delete settings SCAN-ADD 19. PTTID (PTTID switch) settings 20. MDF / A (Band A display mode) 21. MDF / B (Band B display mode) 22. MDF / C (Band C display mode)191920202020212121222222222324252626262627
23. Keypad lock mode LOCK M 24. Boot display options OPNSET 25. Busy channel lock BCL 26. Shift direction selection setting S-D 27. offset setting DIFFR 28. End of emission ROGER 29. Scrambler function SCRM 30. Compandor COMPSpecific InstructionsTECHNICAL PARAMETERSGuarantee27272828282829293132
PUSHPUSH
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20 214. Wide / Narrow band settingAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter W/N settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select WIDE/NARROW.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.5. Battery savingAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter SAVE settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.6. Step frequency setting STEPAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter STEP settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select step: 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 20, 25.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.7. TOTAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter TOT setting. 2. Rotate the channel knob to select OFF/1-7.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.8. BEEPAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter BEEP setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.9. ABR backlight switchAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter ABR settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.10. Reverse frequency REVAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter the REV setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.
22 2311. Talk around T / AAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter the T/A setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.12. Tri-band stand by TDRAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter TDR setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.13. Transmit channel selection TX-FAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter TX-F settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select Auto/F1/F2/F3.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.14. RX CTCSS/DCS setting R-CDC (support non-standard CTCSS/DCS)After pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter R-CDC settings. 2. Press [ ] key to select the group: (OFF /67HZ / D023N / D023I).3. Rotate the channel knob to select the desired CTCSS/DCS.4. Press [ ] to confirm.5. Press the [ ] button to exit to the main menu.15. TX CDCSS/DCS setting T-CDC (support non-standard CTCSS/DCS)After pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter T-CDC settings.2. Press [ ] key to select the group: (OFF / 67HZ / D023N / D023I).3. Rotate the channel knob to select the desired CTCSS/DCS.4. Press [ ] to confirm.5. Press the [ ] button to exit to the main menu.
24 2516. DTMF settings After pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter DTMFST settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.Note:1) You can send the corresponding DTMF code by pressing the button during the transmission.2) You can set in software, and turn on Menu 19 PTT ID to send DTMF code.17. Scan mode settings SMODEAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter SCAND setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select TO\CO\SE.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.  
28 2925. Busy channel lock BCLAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter BCL setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.26. Shift direction selection setting S-DAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter S-D settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select o/+/-.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.27. offset setting DIFFRAfter pressing [ ] , rotate the channel knob to select menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter DIFFR settings.2. Manually input offset.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.28. End of emission ROGERAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter the ROGER setting. 2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.29. Scrambler function SCRMAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter the SCRM setting.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.30. Compandor COMPAfter pressing [ ] key, rotate the channel knob to select the menu [ ] .1. Press [ ] to enter COMP settings.2. Rotate the channel knob to select ON/OFF.3. Press [ ] to confirm.4. Press [ ] to exit to the main menu.
31Specific InstructionsTECHNICAL PARAMETERSGuaranteeSpecific Instructions1. Side key definition Open the programming software, select the side key function under the optional features, then select the function you want to implement from the drop-down menu of each option, and finally insert programming cable to write.2. 1750Hz tone emission PTT+side key 1, then you can emit 1750Hz tone.3. Channel Storage and Deleting In the VFO mode, long press Menu, the digits on the top right of the frequency blinks, rotate knob or up and down key to choose the numbers you want to store and then press Enter to confirm. In the CH or MR mode, long press Menu, the digits on the top right of the frequency blinks, rotate knob or up and down key to choose the channels you want to delete and then press Enter to confirm. 4. Reset Press PTT and Menu to power on, radio will show RESET VFO, rotate knob or up and down key to choose VFO or ALL. VFO: to reset the settings in the VFO model. ALL: to reset the settings in the all models.
32 33FrequencyChannelOperating VoltageOperating TemperatureFrequency StabilityDimension(HxwxdWeightAntenna ImpedenceMode of operationR x:136-174MHz, 220-260MHz & 400-480MHz1287.4V DC-10°C ~ +50°C±2.5ppm116x53x36mm106g(battery and antenna included)ȍSimplex or semi-duplexGeneralFrequencyPowerModulation TypeSpurious PowerModulation NoiseModulation DistortionFrequency StabilityMax Fr. DeviationCurrentAudio response(300-3400Hz)Adjacent Ch PowerTx:144-148MHz, 222-225MHz & 420-450MHz5WFM -15dB< -40dB< 5%5ppm ±5KHz 1600mA+6.5 ~ -14dB 65dBTransmitterFrequencySensitivityOccupied BandwidthSelectivityIntermediationAudio powerAudio distortionFrequency StabilityCurrentAudio response(300-3400Hz)R x:136-174MHz, 220-260MHz & 400-480MHzȝ9 16KHz 65dB 55dB> 500mW 10%5ppmstandby: 60mA working: 250Ma+7 ~ -12.5dBReceiver
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits aredesigned to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in aresidential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radiofrequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions,may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If thisequipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, whichcan be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged totry 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 thereceiver is connected.-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for helpChanges or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliancecould void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This device complies with Part15 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 maycause undesired operation.NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a

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