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INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS, ■ Connecting the controller tothe main unit

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9 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS ■■Connecting the controller to the main unit Connect the controller to the main unit with the supplied con- trol cable. • The following longer cables may be required, depending on the installation location. OPC-440 mic extension cable: 5 m (16.4 ft) OPC-647 mic extension cable: 2.5 m (8.2 ft) OPC-1156 controller extension cable: 3.5 m (11.4 ft) SP-35 external speaker: 2 m (6.5 ft) SP-35L external speaker: 6 m (19.6 ft) SP-30 external speaker: 2.8 m (9.1 ft) Main unit Controller (Rear) MBA-4 Screw* Controller (Rear) Projection tab Cable* *Supplied with the MBA-4 rrConnect the other side of connector to the main unit. ttInsert the MBA-4's projection tabs into the main unit. yySlide the MBA-4 to the left. t y 6-pin connector 6-pin connector DDWhen using the MBA-4 combination bracket When using the MBA-4 combination bracket, you can unify the controller and the main unit. qqUnplug the 6-pin connector from the controller and the main unit. wwAttach the MBA-4 to the controller's rear panel with the supplied two screws (M2.6×6) as shown to the right. eeConnect the supplied connector to the controller's rear panel as shown to the right. 63 ■■Connecting a microphone Plug in the microphone to the microphone jack on the main unit or controller as shown below. To the main unit To the controller Controller (Rear) Microphone Main unit Microphone Controller

Section	Page
Front cover	1
FOREWORD	2
EXPLICIT DEFINITIONS	2
IMPORTANT	2
SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES	2
PRECAUTIONS	3
TABLE OF CONTENTS	5
1 PANEL DESCRIPTION	6
■ Controller — Front panel	6
■ Controller — Display	7
■ Main unit	10
■ About the HM-207 microphone	11
2 MENU MODE	14
■ MENU mode screen	14
■ MENU mode construction	14
■ Selecting the MENU item	16
■ Setting items	17
◇ MENU mode	17
◇ EXMENU mode	17
■ MENU items	23
3 BASIC OPERATION	28
■ Selecting the MAIN band	28
■ Selecting the Mode	28
◇ VFO mode	28
◇ Memory mode	28
◇ Call channel mode	28
◇ Weather channel mode	28
■ Selecting the operating band	29
■ Setting a frequency	29
◇ Selecting a tuning step	30
■ Setting audio volume andsquelch level	30
■ Lock function	30
■ Transmitting	31
■ Selecting the operating mode	31
■ Audio mute function	32
■ Monitor function	32
■ Setting the microphone gain level	32
4 MEMORY OPERATION	33
■ General description	33
◇ The number of the Memory channel	33
◇ Memory channel content	33
■ Selecting a Memory or Call channel	34
◇ Selecting a Memory channel	34
◇ Selecting a Call channel	34
■ Writing into a Memory or Call channel	35
◇ Writing into the selected channel	35
◇ Writing into a blank channel	35
◇ Copying Memory content to the VFO	36
◇ Copying Memory content to another Memory channel	36
■ Setting a Memory bank	37
◇ Assigning a Memory channel to a Memory bank	37
◇ Directly entering into a Memory bank	38
◇ Selecting the Memory bank mode	38
■ Entering a Memory or Bank name	39
■ Clearing a Memory channel	40
5 SCAN OPERATION	41
■ About the scan function	41
◇ VFO scan	41
◇ Memory scan	41
◇ Memory bank scan	41
◇ [DIAL] operation during a scan	42
◇ Tuning step for a VFO scan	42
◇ Skip function	42
◇ Scan Stop Beep function	42
◇ Receive mode during a scan	43
◇ When a signal is received	43
◇ Scan name	43
■ Entering scan edges	43
■ VFO mode scan	46
◇ VFO mode scan	46
■ Setting and clearing the skip frequencies	47
◇ Setting the skip frequencies	47
◇ Clearing the skip frequencies	47
■ Memory scan	48
◇ Memory (skip) scan	48
◇ Memory bank scan	48
■ Setting and clearing skipchannels	49
■ Setting the temporary skipfunction	49
6 PRIORITY WATCH	50
■ Priority watch	50
◇ VFO and a Priority channel	50
◇ VFO and a Memory/Bank scan	50
■ VFO and a Priority channel	51
◇ VFO frequency and a Priority channel	51
◇ VFO scan and a Priority channel	51
■ VFO and a Memory/Bank scan	52
◇ VFO frequency and a Memory/Bank scan	52
◇ VFO scan and a Memory/Bank scan	52
7 REPEATER AND DUPLEX OPERATIONS	53
■ Repeater operation	53
◇ Checking the repeater input signal	54
◇ 1750 Hz tone burst	54
■ Duplex operation	55
◇ Setting the frequency offset	55
◇ Setting the duplex direction	55
◇ Duplex operation	56
■ Off band indication	56
■ Auto repeater function	57
◇ Frequency range and offset direction	57
8 OTHER FUNCTIONS	58
■ Home Channel Beep function	58
◇ Setting the Home channel	58
◇ Home channel operation	58
■ Using the DTMF Memory	59
◇ Entering a DTMF code	59
■ Transmitting DTMF code	60
◇ Transmitting DTMF code (DTMF Memory)	60
◇ Transmitting DTMF code (Direct Input)	60
◇ Selecting the DTMF transmit speed	61
■ Tone Squelch function	61
◇ Operation	61
◇ Setting the Tone frequency	63
◇ Setting the Repeater Tone frequency	63
◇ Setting the DTCS code	64
◇ Setting the DTCS polarity	64
■ Weather channel operation(USA version only)	65
◇ Weather channel selection	65
◇ Weather alert function	65
■ Cloning function	66
◇ Cloning from a PC using a cloning cable	66
◇ Cloning between transceivers	66
9 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS	68
■ Connecting the controller tothe main unit	68
◇ When using the MBA-4 combination bracket	68
■ Connecting a microphone	68
■ Connecting to a DC power supply	69
■ Installing the controller	69
◇ When installing into your vehicle	69
◇ Attaching to a flat surface	70
■ Installing in a vehicle	71
◇ Using the mounting bracket	71
■ Installing an antenna	72
◇ About Coaxial cable	72
◇ About the internal duplexer	72
■ Connecting to a battery	73
10 OPTIONS	75
11 Bluetooth® OPERATION	76
■ Operating Bluetooth®	76
■ Electromagnetic Interference	76
■ Installing the UT-133	77
■ Pairing with a headset	78
■ VOX function	79
◇ Using the VOX function	79
◇ Setting the VOX level	79
◇ VOX-related settings	80
■ Other headset settings	80
◇ AF Output	80
◇ About the VS-3 headset	81
■ The maximum number ofpaired devices	82
■ Disconnecting from aBluetooth® device	82
■ Deleting a Bluetooth® devicefrom the pairing list	82
■ Resetting the installedBluetooth® unit	83
12 SPECIFICATIONS	84
◇ General	84
◇ Transmitter	85
◇ Receiver	85
13 MAINTENANCE	86
■ Resetting	86
◇ Partial Reset	86
◇ All Reset	86
■ Power protect function	87
■ Spurious signals	87
■ Fuse replacement	87
■ Troubleshooting	88
14 Information	90
Index	91