SS9900V 10 Meter Radio
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Product Information
Specifications:
- Compliance: European directives RED 2014/53/EU, EN 62368-EN
62311-EN 50665-EN 301 489-1/15-EN 301783 - License Requirement: Amateur radio license (HAM) for emission
on authorized frequencies - Approved Countries:
AT-BE-BG-CH-CY-CZ-DK-EE-ES-FI-FR-DE-UK-EL-HR-HU-IE-IS-IT-LI-LU-LT-LV-MT-NL-NO-PL-PTRO-SK-SI-SE
and CEPT countries - Power Supply: 13.8V (12V) DC
- Antenna Impedance: 50 ohms, unbalanced
Product Usage Instructions
1. Functions & Features
Describe the functions and features of the product here.
2. Standard Accessories
List of standard accessories included with the product.
3. Installation
Instructions for installing the transceiver in a vehicle or
other location.
3.1 Antenna Installation
Guide on installing an efficient and resonant antenna for
optimal communication performance.
3.2 Power Connection
Steps to connect the radio to a 13.8V DC power supply to avoid
poor performance.
FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q: Do I need a license to operate this
transceiver?
A: Yes, you need an amateur radio license (HAM) for emission on
authorized frequencies.
Q: What happens if I transmit without a connected
resonant antenna?
A: Transmitting without a connected resonant antenna or a suitable
50 ohm load may result in damage to the radio.
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V
2025
Restrictions
This transceiver correspond to the requirements of European directives RED 2014/53/EU and answers theEuropean standards of telecommunication EN 62368-EN 62311-EN 50665- EN 301 489-1/15- EN 301783.
IMPORTANT : This receivingtransmitterworks on not free frequencies in the use. The user has to possess a radio licence amateur radio (certificate of radio operator HAM) to use it (in emission) and only on the frequenciesauthorized in radio amateurs. This model isapproved for use in these countries : AT-BE-BG-CH-CY-CZ -DK-EE-ES-FI-FR-DE-UK-EL-HR-HU-IE-IS-IT-LI-LU-LT-LV-MT-NL-NO-PL-PTRO-SK-SI-SE and in CEPT countries and those no CEPT countries that implement the CEPT regulation TR 61/01.
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WELCOME TO USE
Welcome to the world of new radios. The new SS 9900V radio providesyou with top performance and best visualenjoyment. With the use of SMT technology to guarantee the best stability, reliability and unprecedentedquality, your multi-functional SS 9900V 10-meter Radio is a new step in personal communication and issurely the best choise for professionalusers of radio. Moreover, with multiple connecting ports in the radio, SS 9900V Radio isready thismanualcarefullybeforeinstalling and usingyour SS 9900V Radio.
ATTENTION : Beforeusingyour transceiver pleaseconnect an antenna on the connector PL on back sidethen check the SWR beforeemitting. A too important SWR can entail the destruction of the transistors of power which are not flatware by the guarantee.
CONTENTS 1.FUNCTIONS & FEATURES …………………………………………………………………..1 2.STANDARD ACCESSORIES…………………………………………………………………2 3.INSTALLATION ……………………………………………………………………………………3 4.GETTING ACQUAINTED………………………………………………………………………6 5.HOW TO USE YOUR RADIO ………………………………………………………………..9 6.KEYPAD FUNCTION ………………………………………………………………………….10 7.CHANNEL FUNCTION MENU OPERATION………………………………………….13 8.PUBLIC DATA FUNCTION MENU OPERATION ……………………………………15 9.BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION ………………………………….16 10.SELF DEFINE PF KEY ……………………………………………………………………..20 11.SPECIFICATIONS …………………………………………………………………………….22
1. FUNCTIONS & FEATURES
1. LCD display with 7 color options for RX and TX, with back light dimming 2. FM, AM, USB, LSB, CW, PA modes 3. Frequency Tuning Steps: 10Hz, 100Hz, 1KHz, 5KHz, 10KHz, 100KHz, 1MHz 4. ± 500Hz, 5KHz Clarifier (R/T/R+T selectable) 5. Flexible menu functions and PC programming software 6. RX and TX NRC Noise Reduction 7. SQ, ASQ Function (FM and AM mode) 8. RF GAIN Adjustment 9. RF PWR Adjustment 10.VFO / BAND / Memory Channel Modes 11.Repeater Shift / Offset Frequency Function 12.CTCSS/DCS with RX/TX Split functions 13.SCAN Function 14.NB/ANL Function 15.DW DUAL-WATCH Function 16.SWR, S/RF meter Function 17.TOT function 18.HI-CUT Function 19.EMG CALL 20.SWR Protection 21.Power Supply Voltage Protection 22.Key-Lock Function 23.DTMF Function 24.BEEP Prompt 25.Enhanced VOX Function (VOX.SPK can support digital mode operation) 26.ECHO Function 27.Programmable RB Function 28.AM TX NPC 29.User Defined (PF) key on microphone 30.Audio path select 31.+10KHz Function
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2. STANDARD ACCESSORIES
Radio Screws
Microphone
Install bracket
Pads
Adjusting screws
Microphone Hanger
Adhesive Case Protectors
Fuse (15A 250V)
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3. INSTALLATION
Choose the most appropriate location from a simple and practical point of view. If installed in a vehicle, care should be taken to ensure your radio does not obstruct the driver or passengers. 1. Use the Self-tapping Screws and Pads to fix the Bracket to a suitable location. 2. Attach the Adhesive Case Protectors to the inside ends of the Mounting Bracket and
insert the Radio. Fit the Adjusting Screws loosely, and choose a suitable angle by moving the Adjusting Screws to one of the 3 positions on the Mounting Bracket. 3. Tighten the Adjusting Screws firmly by hand. Make sure the radio and all accessories are securely mounted.
3.1 Antenna Installation …………………………………………………………………….
Before using this radio, please install an efficient and resonant antenna. Using an antenna that is correctly installed and tuned will enable excellent communication performance. This radio requires an antenna impedance of 50 ohms, unbalanced. 1. Screw the antenna connector into the antenna jack. 2. Grounding of the antenna system is recommended to ensure best performance.
WARNING: NEVER transmit without a connected resonant antenna, or a suitable 50 ohm load
being connected. Damage to the radio may result. To reduce the risk of electric shock, or radio damage, base station installations
should include lightning protection devices. Ask your authorized dealer or an authorized service center for available antenna
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3. INSTALLATION
3. A mobile antenna can be mounted in various locations, for example:
3.2 Power Connection ……………………………………………………………………….
This radio requires a 13.8V (12V) DC power supply. Never connect the radio directly to a 24V DC battery system, as can be found in some vehicles. Please refer to the radio Specifications to ensure your 13.8V DC power supply can provide enough current (amps), otherwise poor performance may occur. 1. Connect the positive (red) power cable to the + terminal of the battery. 2. Connect the negative (black) power cable to the – terminal of the battery.
Locate the power cable away from high temperature, moisture, and other electrical systems. Ensure it is installed where it cannot be damaged.
It is not recommended to use a vehicle cigar/cigarette lighter socket to power the radio, as it may not supply the correct voltage or current.
Do not remove the fuse holder from the cable.
3.3 Replacing Fuse ……………………………………………………………………………
This radio requires a 15A, 250V fuse. If the fuse blows, determine the reason, then correct the problem. After the problem is resolved, replace the fuse. If newly installed fuses continue to blow, disconnect the power cable and contact your authorized dealer or an authorized service center.
1. Pull the two fuse cover in opposite directions and open it. 2. Replace the blown fuse with a new one, and close the fuse holder. 3. Be sure to only use the correct fuse type, otherwise damage may occur.
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3. INSTALLATION 3.4 Install Microphone Hanger …………………………………………………………..
Choose a location which will not interfere with the driver. Use the supplied self-tapping screws and pads to install the hanger.
3.5 Install External Speaker ……………………………………………………………….
If using an external speaker, please choose an 8 ohm speaker with a 3.5mm mono (double cable) TS type plug.
1. Locate the external speaker in a suitable place. 2. Plug into the speaker jack.
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4. GETTING ACQUAINTED
4.1 Front Panel………………………………………………………………………………….
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No. Key 1 FUNC 2 MODE 3 BAND 4 SCAN 5 MEM 6 TSQ 7 NRC 8 EMG 9 PWR 10 RFG 11 SQ 12 CLAR 13 VOL / OFF 14 CH / PUSH 15 -16 -17 —
Functions Function / Menu key Switch Mode: FM, AM, USB, LSB, CW, PA Switch Band: A-I / VFO mode Scan / Scan add / Scan delete Use, Store or Delete memory channels Activate / deactivate the CTCSS/DCS function Activate / deactivate the NRC function Emergency Channel; Keypad lock RF Power Control RF Gain Control Squelch Control SSB/CW Clarifier Control Power On/Off; Volume Control Channel Switch; PUSH key RX/TX Indicator Microphone Jack LCD Display
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4. GETTING ACQUAINTED
4.2 Rear Panel …………………………………………………………………………………..
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ANT EXT SP DATA
No. Functions 18 PC Cable Jack 19 External Speaker Jack 20 Antenna Jack
4.3 Microphone …………………………………………………………………………………
DOWN PTT
6-Pin Connector
PF (User defined) UP
Mic
MIC EXT.AF PTT MIC.KEY GND 6. +DC
Microphone cable
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4. GETTING ACQUAINTED
4.4 LCD Display ………………………………………………………………………………..
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Appears during transmit (TX) Displays the working mode Appears when using Emergency channels Appears when using Memory channels Appears when Echo function is ON Appears when Repeater Offset function is ON Appears when Hi-Cut function is ON Displays the channel number Appears when Noise Blanker / ANL is ON Displays the Band name Appears when +10Khz function is ON Appears when the Roger Beep function is ON Display of the TX/RX signal strength Not in use Appears when the VOX function is ON Appears when the Scan function is ON Appears when the Keypad Lock function is ON Appears when the SSB/CW clarifier is enabled Appears when the SWR level indication is enabled Appears when Dual Watch function is ON Appears when NRC Noise Reduction function in ON Appears when ASQ is enabled Appears when DCS is enabled Appears when CTCSS is enabled
Displays the Frequency and Channel information
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5. HOW TO USE YOUR RADIO
5.1 OFF/ON Radio ……………………………………………………………………………..
1. Turn VOL clockwise to switch the radio ON, the radio may emit a beep (if the BEEP Prompt function is enabled). The LCD display will show a frequency or a channel number.
2. Turn VOL anti-clockwise to switch off the radio OFF.
5.2 Volume Control ……………………………………………………………………………
When the radio is turned on, turning VOL clockwise will increase the Volume level. Turning VOL anti-clockwise will reduce the Volume level. Adjust the volume during communication to get suitable level. Note: On-screen display of the level can be enabled/disabled with PC software.
5.3 RF Power Control ………………………………………………………………………..
When the radio is transmitting, turn PWR outer shaft to adjust power. Turn it clockwise to increase power, anti-clockwise to reduce power. Note: On-screen display of the level can be enabled/disabled with PC software.
5.4 RF Gain Control …………………………………………………………………………..
When the radio is receiving, turn RFG inner shaft to adjust RF gain. Turn it clockwise to increase gain, anti-clockwise to reduce gain. Note: On-screen display of the level can be enabled/disabled with PC software.
5.5 SQUELCH Control ……………………………………………………………………….
When the radio is standby, turn SQ outter shaft clockwise to adjust squelch level. The LCD displays SQ: XX. (XX represents the squelch level, total 1-36 levels). Note: On-screen display of the level can be enabled/disabled with PC software.
5.6 SSB Clarifier control ……………………………………………………………………
When the radio is transmitting or receiving, turn CLAR inner shaft to adjust USB/LSB/CW TX or RX frequency. Turn it clockwise to increase frequency, or anti-clockwise to reduce frequency. Note: See Menu items “CLA.SET” and “CLA.FRQ” for settings.
5.7 Channel Selection ……………………………………………………………………….
When the radio is in channel mode, turn channel knob to select desired channel. Clockwise to increase, and anti-clockwise to reduce the channel number.
5.8 Frequency control ……………………………………………………………………….
1. When in channel mode, press [PUSH] key to temporarily adjust the VFO frequency. 2. When the frequency is flashing, press [PUSH] again to adjust frequency step size. 3. When the desired frequency digit/step is flashing, turn CH clockwise to increase
frequency, or anti-clockwise to reduce frequency. Note: In channel mode, changing the VFO frequency is temporary, and is not saved to memory. The frequency will return to the default programmed channel after after changing channels.
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6. KEYPAD FUNCTION
6.1 MEM or ANL/NB …………………………………………………………………………..
6.1.1 Using memory channels:
1. Short press
to enter memory channel, turn CH to choose memory channel.
M1-M99, (total of 99 memory channels).
2. Short press
again to exit memory channel mode.
Note: Short press the
key to copy the current Memory Channel into VFO.
6.1.2 Store/Delete memory channels:
1. Store memory channel:
When the radio is not in memory channel mode, choose the frequency to be stored,
and hold
enter storage mode, the channel number flashes. Turn the CH switch
to choose the location to be stored (M1-M99), then hold
until the channel
number stops flashing. The memory is stored.
2. Delete memory channel:
In memory mode, hold
for over 2 seconds, the memory channel number flashes,
turn the CH switch to choose the memory to be deleted, then hold
until the
channel number stops flashing. The memory is deleted.
6.2 ANL/NB ……………………………………………………………………………………….
Press +[NB/ANL] key to enable NB/ANL function. The “NB/ANL” icon will appear on the LCD display. Press the key repeatedly to switch on/off the function.
6.3 MODE or DIM……………………………………………………………………………….
6.3.1 MODE Short press key to choose the mode FM-AM-USB-LSB-CW-PA. Note: Modes can be enabled and disabled using the PC software
6.3.2 DIM Press FUNC+MODE key to adjust the backlight dimmer / brightness.
6.4 BAND / VFO or COLOR………………………………………………………………..
6.4.1 BAND Short press key to choose band A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I.
6.4.2 COLOR Press + key switch LED backlight color, repeat this operation to switch between different color backlights. Note: TX (PTT) mode Color can be individually set. See MENU item “TXCOLOR”.
6.4.3 VFO Long press
key to turn on the VFO function. The LCD displays “VF”
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6. KEYPAD FUNCTION
6.5 FUNC…………………………………………………………………………………………..
1. Long press for 2 seconds to enter the main Background Function Menu (See section “9. BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION”).
2. Short press , “FUN” will appear at the top left of LCD display. Press [PUSH] to enter the Function menu list. (See section “7. CHANNEL FUNCTION MENU OPERATION”).
6.6 SCAN or DW………………………………………………………………………………..
6.6.1 SCAN 1. Short press to start scan function, ” ” flashes in the LCD. 2. In scan mode, turning the Channel switch will change the scan direction. 3. Short press again to exit scan.
Add/delete scan list
In channel mode, Long press scan list.
for over 2 seconds to add or delete a channel from
1. When LCD displays ” “, the present channel is added to the scan list.
2. When LCD does not display ” “, the present channel is not added to the scan list.
Note: This function is equal to the CHANNEL FUNCTION menu item, No.06.
6.6.2 DW Press + key to turn on Dual watch function, LCD displays ” operation to switch ON/OFF the DW function.
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6.7 TSQ or HI-CUT …………………………………………………………………………….
6.7.1 TSQ Short press key to start the CTCSS/DCS function, repeat this operation to switch ON/ OFF the function. Long press key to quickly enter the CTCSS/DCS function setting.
6.7.2 HI-CUT
Press + key to turn on HI-CUT function, LCD displays ” operation to switch ON/OFF the function.
“; Repeat this
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6. KEYPAD FUNCTION
6.8 NRC or SPLIT ………………………………………………………………………………
6.8.1 NRC
Short press key to start the RX noise reduction function. Repeat this operation to switch ON/OFF the function. Short press [PTT]+ key to start the TX noise reduction function. Repeat this operation to switch ON/OFF the function. Long press key to quickly enter the noise reduction level setting menu.
6.8.2 SPLIT Press + key to turn on SPLIT function, LCD displays ” “; Repeat this operation to switch ON/OFF the function. Note: Refer to Menu items for additional TX Repeater SPLIT / Offset settings.
6.9 EMG ……………………………………………………………………………………………
Choose EMG channel:
Short press
to use Emergency channel, LCD displays ” “.
1. Short press
once to choose CH9;
2. Short press
again to choose CH19;
3. Short press
again to return to last normal channel.
Note: See Menu item “EMG.CH1” and “EMG.CH2″ for EMG channel settings.
Keypad Lock Function:
1. Long press
to lock keys, LCD displays ” “;
2. Long press
again to unlock the keys.
Note: When this function is turned on, only the [PTT] button is valid.
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7. CHANNEL FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
1. Press , the top left of LCD displays “FUN”, Press [PUSH] to enter the menu list. 2. Turn Channel switch to select menu No.1- No.7. 3. Press [PUSH] to choose the menu to modify. 4. Turn the Channel switch to modify the menu options. 5. Press [PUSH] to return to the previous menu. Press any other key or wait 5 seconds,
and the menu will exit and the modified settings will be stored.
No. Function Busy
1 Channel Lockout
Repeater 2 Offset
Direction
3 R-CDC
4 T-CDC
5 C-CDC
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Add/delete Scan list
LCD Display
Values and Descriptions
OFF: Disable Busy Channel Lockout function; ON: Enable Busy Channel Lockout function; Default: OFF.
REP+: Enable offset + direction function, TX frequency > RX frequency; REP-: Enable offset – direction function, TX frequency < RX frequency; OFF: Disable offset direction function. Default: OFF.
CTCSS/DCS: RX setup OFF: Turn off CTCSS/DCS function; CTCSS: 67.0Hz~250.3Hz, Total 38 tones; DCS: D023N~D754N, Total 104 codes; Default: OFF Note: Press SCAN key to start CTCSS/DCS scanning.
CTCSS/DCS: TX setup OFF: Turn off CTCSS/DCS function; CTCSS: 67.0Hz~250.3Hz, Total 38 tones; DCS: D023N~D754N, Total 104 codes; Default: OFF
CTCSS/DCS: RX+TX setup OFF: Turn off CTCSS/DCS function; CTCSS: 67.0Hz~250.3Hz, Total 38 tones; DCS: D023N~D754N, Total 104 codes; Default: OFF Note: Press SCAN key to start CTCSS/DCS scanning.
ADD: LCD displays “SC”, present channel is added to scan list. DEL: LCD does not display “SC”, present channel is not added to scan list. Default: OFF
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7. CHANNEL FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
7 Public Data
OFF: Choose independent channel menu; ON: Choose public channel menu; Default: ON
Note: When OFF is selected, additional hidden public channel menu items 8-13 will appear. These are the same as shown in ‘Section 8’.
Note: Public Data settings can be used to enable saving of individual settings (e.g. Mode, NB, etc) per individual channel.
For example: – Channels with PD=OFF will remember the last used mode and settings, individually. When you return to the channel later, the last used mode and settings will be recalled.
– Channels with PD=ON will use the mode and settings from the global PUBLIC settings (e.g. if the radio is set to FM mode and NB, then all channels with PD=ON will follow this last used global PUBLIC mode and setting.
PC Software can also be used to configure the PUBLIC DATA option for individual channels, bands, or to apply these settings globally.
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8. PUBLIC DATA FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
1. Hold [PUSH] for 2 seconds to enter the Public Data menu list; 2. Turn the Channel switch to select menu 1-6; 3. Press [PUSH] to choose the menu to modify; 4. Turn the Channel switch to modify the menu options. 5. Press [PUSH] to return to the previous menu. Press any other key or wait 5 seconds,
and the menu will exit and the modified settings will be stored.
No. Function
LCD Display
Values and Descriptions
1 HI-CUT
OFF: Disable HI-CUT function; ON: Enable HI-CUT function; Default: OFF.
2 NB/ANL
OFF: Disable NB/ANL function; ON: Enable NB/ANL function; Default: OFF.
3 ECHO
OFF: Disable ECHO function; ON: Enable ECHO function; Default: OFF
4 10KHz
OFF: Disable +10KHz function; ON: Enable +10KHz function; Default: OFF
5 ROGER
OFF- 5, Total 6 options. Default: OFF, (RB Disabled)
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DTMF PTT ID
BOT: Press PTT to send DTMF encode; EOT: Release PTT to send DTMF encode; CALL: Hold PTT+EMG to send DTMF encode;
Note: If the M1-M16 memory storage has no PTT ID’s set, the DTMF function will be defaulted to OFF. DTMF groups can only be selected once they have been programmed.
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9. BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
1. Hold [FUNC] for 2 seconds to enter the Background Function Menu list; 2. Turn the Channel switch to select menu 1-42; 3. Press [PUSH] to choose the menu to modify; 4. Turn the Channel switch to modify the menu options; 5. Press [PUSH] to return to the previous menu. Press any other key or wait 5 seconds
and the menu will exit and the modified settings will be stored.
No. Function 1 KEY.BEEP 2 LCD TX DISPLAY 3 STEP 4 MIC.GAIN
LCD Display
Values and Descriptions
1-5,OFF, Total 6 levels available. Default: 03.
OFF: Displays TX frequency when in TX; SWR: Displays SWR value when in TX; TOT: Displays TOT remaining time when in TX; DC: Displays DC voltage when in TX; Default: OFF. Adjust the default step size in VFO mode. Options: 10Hz, 100Hz, 1KHz, 5KHz, 10KHz, 100KHz, 1MHz; Default: 1KHz.
1-45, Total 45 levels of Microphone Gain available. Default: 33.
5 MIC.TYPE 6 AM.NPC 7 VOL.PATH
ELEC: Electret Microphone DYNA: Dynamic Microphone Default: ELEC.
OFF: Disable AM NPC function. ON: Enable AM NPC function. Default: OFF.
MAIN: The VOL knob controls the internal speaker volume; MIC.JACK: The VOL knob controls the microphone jack output volume; BOTH: The VOL knob controls both the internal speaker and microphone jack output volume; Default: MAIN
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9. BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
Monitor Gain 8 (Talkback)
ECHO
9 volume level setting
10
ECHO delay time setting
11 TOT SWR
12 Protection Voltage
13 Protection
14 Scan Type
15 Clarifier
Clarifier 16 Freq Range 17 Dimmer
Backlight 18 Color 19 TX Color 17
1-32, OFF, Total 33 levels available; Default: OFF (Disable NOG function)
1-32, Total 32 levels available; Default: 28
1-32, Total 32 levels available; Default: 28
1-600s, OFF, Total of 10 minutes available; Default: 180s
OFF: Disable the SWR Protection function; ON: Enable the SWR Protection function; Default: ON
OFF: Disable the Voltage Protection function; ON: Enable the Voltage Protection function; Default: ON
SQ: Squelch based scan function; TI: Time based scan function; Default: SQ OFF: Disable clarifier adjustment; R: Enable RX frequency adjustment; T: Enable TX frequency adjustment; RT: Enable both RX and TX frequency adjustment; Default: R
500Hz: adjustable range ±500Hz; 5KHz: adjustable range ±5KHz; Default: 500Hz
1-5, 5 backlight dimmer levels available; Off: Turn off the backlight; Default: 5
WHITE, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, CYAN, OFF Default: WHITE
WHITE, BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW, RED, PURPLE, CYAN, OFF Default: WHITE
9. BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
20 DW Channel 21 EMG1
Channel EMG2 22 Channel
Set the Dual Watch channel, mode and band: Turn channel knob to change channel, press MODE to choose the mode, press BAND to choose the band.
Set Emergency Channel 1 and its mode. Turn channel knob to choose the channel, press MODE to choose the mode.
Set Emergency Channel 2 and its mode. Turn channel knob to choose the channel, press MODE to choose the mode.
TX Repeater 23
Shift 24 ASQ Level 25 VOX
100Hz-5MHz, Frequency Shift/Offset range. Default: 100KHz
01-09: Total of 9 Automatic Squelch levels; OFF: Turn off ASQ Default: 05.
OFF: Disable VOX function; ON: Enable VOX function; Default: OFF
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VOX sensitivity
01-09, Total of 9 VOX sensitivity levels; Default: 03
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VOX Delay Time
28
VOX Speaker
RX Noise 29 Reduction
Level
TX Noise 30 Reduction
Level
31 FM Deviation
32 Tone
01-09, Total of 9 VOX Delay Time levels; Default: 03
OFF: VOX PTT is disabled when squelch is open; ON: VOX PTT is enabled when squelch is open; Default: OFF
01-05: Total of 5 levels for RX noise reduction; OFF: Turn off RX noise reduction; Default: OFF
01-05: Total of 5 levels for TX noise reduction; OFF: Turn off TX noise reduction; Default: OFF
2K: 2KHz FM deviation 4K: 4KHz FM deviation Default: 2K
HI 4K:4K audio response LO 3K: 3K audio response Default: 4K
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9. BACKGROUND FUNCTION MENU OPERATION
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CW Volume (Sidetone)
34 CW FREQ
35 CW RX
37 CW Delay
37 CW SHIFT
AGC 38 (S-Meter
Response)
User Define 39 PF Key
40
DTMF Encode
41 Reset
42
Firmware Version
01-63: Adjusts the CW Sidetone level (volume); OFF: CW Sidetone disabled; Default: 31
300Hz-3KHz: This menu is to select CW Sidetone; frequency. The frequency step is 10Hz; Default: 1050Hz
CW-U: select USB for CW RX CW-L: select LSB for CW RX Default: CW-U
10-1000MS: TX delay (CW break-in) OFF: No TX delay Default: 500MS
ON: CW RX Shift ON (RX Shift = +/- “CW.FREQ”) OFF: CW RX Shift OFF Default: OFF
SLOW: AGC SLOW response; FAST: AGC FAST response; Default: SLOW
A total of 16 PF key functions are available. See ‘Section 10. SELF DEFINE PF KEY’ for options. Default: INDIC
S TIME: DTMF transmit time; FDELAY: First digital delay time; C TIME: Pre-carrier time; *# TIME: * and # delay time; D CODE: D code setting time; TXDIS: Display setting for DTMF transmit; MEM: DTMF encode storage list;
Note: In the DTMF encode storage list (M1-M16), press PUSH to edit DTMF code, then turn channel knob to choose desired value. Press PUSH again to edit next list. Hold PUSH to store any chnages and exit back to the main menu.
OPT: Settings/Functions reset to defaults; ALL: Channels and Settings/Functions reset to defaults; Default: OPT
Displays the Firmware Version
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10. SELF DEFINE PF KEY
1. Hold [FUNC] for 2 seconds and enter the Background Function Menu “PF.KEY”; 2. Press [PUSH] to choose the menu to enter modify mode; 3. Turn the Channel switch to modify the PF.KEY menu options; 4. Press [PUSH] to return to the previous menu. Press any other key or wait 5 seconds,
and the menu will exit and the modified settings will be stored.
No. LCD Display 1st Function (PF Short Press) 2nd Function (PF Long Press)
1
VOX
VOX ON/OFF
Enter VOX setting menu
2
VFO
VFO ON/OFF
Enter STEP setting menu
NB.ANL ON/OFF. See below:
3 NB.ANL
-NB ANL ANL+NB OFF
4
10K
+10K ON/OFF
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5
ECHO ECHO ON/OFF
Enter ECHO setting menu
6 HI-CUT HI-CUT ON/OFF
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7
CALL DTMF ON/OFF
Enter DTMF setting menu
CTCSS/DCS ON/OFF
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C-CDC – If current channel no CTCSS/ Enter C-CDT setting menu
DCS, the LCD will show “error”
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ASQ
Enter ASQ level setting menu
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10 MIC.GAIN Enter Mic Gain setting menu
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11 AM.NPC AM TX NPC ON/OFF
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12 RXNR RXNR ON/OFF
Enter RXNR setting menu
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10. SELF DEFINE PF KEY
13 TXNR TXNR ON/OFF
Enter TXNR setting menu
14 FM.DEV Choose FM Deviation level
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15
TONE Choose SSB TX bandwidth
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INDIC Choose LCD meter display
17 CH.PUSH Choose frequency STEP size
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When set to SWR, long press enters SWR setting menu.
Enter Public Setting PD menu
18 AGC.SET Choose AGC FAST/SLOW speed —
19 SCAN Activate the SCAN feature
SCAN Add / Delete
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OFF No function Key
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11. SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range Frequency Band Channel Frequency Control Frequency Step Frequency Tolerance Temperature Range Microphone Input Voltage Dimensions (in mm) Weight Antenna Connector
Power Output Drain Modulation Inter-modulation Distortion SSB Carrier Suppression Unwanted Sideband Frequency Response Output Impedance
Sensitivity
Adjacent-Channel Selectivity Image Rejection IF Frequency RF Gain Control Automatic Gain Control(AGC)
Squelch Audio Output Power Frequency Response Built-in Speaker External Speaker(Not Supplied)
GENERAL 28.000-29.700MHz (Programmable) A/B/C/D/E/F/G/H/I + VFO 40 channels (programmable) in each band Phase-Locked-Loop Synthesizer 10Hz,100Hz,1KHz,5KHz,10KHz,100KHz,1MHz
±5.0 ppm -20~ +50 With Push-to-Talk / UP / DN / PF and coiled cord 13.8V DC
252(L) x 158(W) x 48(H) 1.27kg
UHF, SO239 TRANSMITTER
AM: 80W(PEP) / FM:50W / SSB: 80W(PEP) 15A (with modulation) FM/AM/USB/LSB/CW SSB: 3rd order, more than -25dB; 5th order, more than -35dB 55dB 50dB AM/FM: 300 to 3000Hz SSB: 450 to 2500Hz 50ohms, unbalanced
RECEIVER SSB: 0.25V for 10dB(S+N)/N AM:1.0V for 10dB(S+N)/N FM: 1.0V for 20 dB (S+N)/N (All at greater than 1/2 watt of audio output) AM/FM: 60dB SSB: 70dB More than 65dB AM/FM: 10.695MHz 1st IF, 455KHz 2nd IF SSB: 10.695MHz 45dB adjustable for optimum signal reception Less than 10dB change in audio output for inputs from 10 to 100,000 microvolt. Adjustable; threshold less than 1.0V. Automatic Squelch Control (AM/FM) 1.0V 3 watts into 8 ohms AM/FM: 300 to 3000Hz SSB: 450 to 2500Hz 8 ohms, round. 8 ohms; disables internal speaker when connected.
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SS9900V
RED 2014/53/EU EN IEC 62368-1 :2020+A11 :2020 EN IEC 62311 :2020 EN 50665 :2017 ETSI EN 301 489-1 V.2.2.3 (2019-11) ETSI EN 301 489-15 V2.2.1 (2019-04) ETSI EN 301 783 V2.1.1 (2016-01)
C.R.T. France INTERNATIONAL S.A.S. Route de Pagny – 21250 SEURRE – France Capital de 1 800 000 euros Tél. 03 80 26 91 91 – Fax : 03 80 26 91 00 E-mail : superstar@crtfrance.com Web site : www.crtfrance.com
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