Kirisun is a global provider of professional wireless communications solutions, specializing in DMR two-way radios, PoC devices, and repeaters for critical industries.
Kirisun (established in 1991) is a leading manufacturer of professional wireless communications equipment, operating fully independent R&D and manufacturing facilities. The company specializes in delivering reliable voice and data solutions through a comprehensive portfolio of DMR (Digital Mobile Radio), PoC (Push-to-Talk over Cellular), and analog two-way radios.
Designed for professionals in public safety, security, logistics, and manufacturing, Kirisun devices are known for their durability and advanced features. With a global distribution network and a dedicated Americas division, Kirisun provides scalable communication systemsāfrom simple handheld units to complex trunking solutionsāensuring secure and efficient connectivity for mission-critical operations.
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Use the supplied desktop charger and power adapter. Insert the battery (attached to the radio or separately) into the charging dock. The LED indicator will glow red while charging and turn green when the battery is fully charged.
Generally, Kirisun main units are warranted for 12 months from the date of purchase, while accessories are warranted for 6 months. Please refer to your specific warranty card or invoice for regional details.
For models supporting both modes (like the DP series), you can switch between analog and digital channels by rotating the Channel knob to a pre-programmed channel set for that specific mode.
Programming software (CPS) typically requires dealer access. Please contact your authorized Kirisun dealer or visit the Kirisun support portal for assistance with software and firmware updates.
A solid red light usually indicates transmission, while a green light indicates signal reception. A flashing red light often warns of low battery, and a flashing green light indicates the device is scanning channels.