BAOFENG UV-5R Series Portable Radio User Manual

1. Safety Information

The following precautions must be observed during operation, maintenance, and repair of this device:

2. Features and Functions

3. Unpacking and Inspection

Carefully unpack the transceiver. Be sure to check for all necessary components. If there are any discrepancies, please notify the seller immediately.

Components (from left to right, top to bottom):

4. Optional Accessories (Purchased Separately)

5. Initial Assembly and Connection

5.1. Antenna Installation

To install the antenna, carefully screw it clockwise onto the threaded connector until it is tight.

Important! Hold the antenna by its base, not by the tip.

Important! If using an external antenna, ensure its SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) is approximately 1.5:1 or less. Otherwise, the transceiver's output stage may burn out.

Important! Do not hold the antenna with your hand during transmission, as this reduces signal quality and level.

Important! Never, under any circumstances, transmit without an antenna, otherwise the transceiver's output stage may burn out.

5.2. Belt Clip Installation

If necessary, install the belt clip on the back of the housing as shown in the illustration.

Important! Do not use glue to secure the bolts. Solvents contained in glue can damage the battery casing.

5.3. External Headset Connection

Connect the external headset to the device's “SP&MIC” jack.

5.4. Battery Installation

When installing the battery, ensure it is parallel to the aluminum housing. The bottom of the battery should be 1-2 cm below the bottom of the device. Align the battery grooves with the guides on the housing and slide the battery upwards until it clicks into place.

Before removing the battery, always turn off the device.

Press the battery latch (PUSH), slide it down 1-2 cm, then detach it from the housing.

6. Battery Charging

Use only manufacturer-recommended chargers. The LED color on the charger indicates the charging process:

Charging StatusIndicator Color
Waiting (no load)Red blinks, Green solid
ChargingRed solid
Fully chargedGreen solid
ErrorRed blinks, Green solid

Please follow this charging procedure:

  1. Connect the AC adapter to a power outlet.
  2. Connect the AC adapter to the charging cradle.
  3. Place the device with the battery or the battery alone into the charging cradle.
  4. Ensure the battery contacts are securely touching the metal contacts of the charging cradle. The Red LED should illuminate.
  5. After approximately 4.5 hours, the Green LED will illuminate. This indicates the battery is fully charged. Remove the battery from the charging cradle.

7. Battery Information

7.1. First Use

New batteries are shipped from the factory fully discharged. Before first use, the battery must be charged for 5 hours. Maximum battery capacity is achieved after three “full charge/full discharge” cycles. If you notice that the battery power has dropped, recharge it.

Warning! To reduce the risk of injury, charge only manufacturer-specified batteries. Other batteries may explode and cause injury or property damage. Do not throw the battery into fire. Dispose of the battery according to the laws and regulations in your country. Do not dispose of the battery with household waste. NEVER attempt to disassemble the battery.

7.2. Battery Usage Tips

  1. Charge and store the battery at temperatures between 5°C and 40°C. If the temperature regime is violated, the battery may leak or be damaged.
  2. Turn off the radio during charging to ensure a full battery charge.
  3. Do not unplug the AC adapter or remove the battery from the charging cradle during the charging process.
  4. Never charge the battery if there are traces of moisture on it. Wipe it with a dry, soft cloth before charging.
  5. Batteries have a limited lifespan. When the radio's operating time significantly shortens compared to normal, the battery needs to be replaced with a new one.

7.3. Extending Battery Life

  1. Battery performance significantly decreases at temperatures below 0°C (zero degrees). In cold weather, a spare battery may be required. If the battery is not working in cold conditions, it may still work at room temperature, so do not rush to charge it.
  2. Dirt on battery contacts can lead to malfunction or charging failure. Before connecting the battery, wipe the contacts with a dry, soft cloth.

7.4. Battery Storage

Fully charge the battery before long-term storage to prevent damage from over-discharge.

Recharge the battery every 6 months to prevent over-discharge.

Store your battery in a dry, cool place at room temperature to reduce self-discharge.

8. Parts and Controls

8.1. General View of the Radio

The radio features various components and controls. A typical view includes:

  1. Antenna
  2. Flashlight
  3. Volume/Power Knob (On/Off, Volume)
  4. LCD Screen
  5. CALL Button (Radio, ALARM)
  6. MONI Button (Flashlight, Monitor)
  7. PTT Button (Transmit)
  8. VFO/MR Button (Channels/Frequencies)
  9. LED Indicator
  10. Lanyard Loop
  11. External Headset Jack
  12. A/B Button (Upper/Lower Receiver Selection)
  13. BAND Button (Band Selection)
  14. Keypad
  15. Speaker/Microphone
  16. Battery
  17. Battery Contacts
  18. Battery Release Button

8.2. Key Functions

[PTT] (PUSH-TO-TALK): Press and hold this button to transmit, release to receive.

[CALL]: Press this button to turn on FM radio mode. Press again to turn off FM radio.

Press and hold this button to activate the ALARM function. Press and hold again to deactivate the ALARM function.

[MONI]: Press this button to turn on the flashlight. Press again, and the flashlight will blink evenly (not in all versions of the device). Press again to turn it off.

Press and hold this button to disable automatic squelch for frequency monitoring.

[VFO/MR]: Pressing this button switches the radio's operating mode: Channel / Frequency.

[A/B]: Press this button to select the active receiver (upper [A] or lower [B] on the screen).

[BAND]: Press this button to change the frequency band. In FM radio mode, the band switches between 65-75 MHz and 76-108 MHz.

Pressing this button during transmission emits a 1750 Hz call tone (for working with amateur radio repeaters).

[*SCAN]: A single press turns the Reverse function on/off. Holding for 2 seconds starts scanning.

Pressing this button in FM radio mode starts searching for an FM station.

Pressing this button in the CTCSS/DCS sub-tone selection menu starts sub-tone scanning.

[#]: Pressing this button switches transmitter power: High/Low.

Holding for 2 seconds enables/disables keypad lock.

[MENU]: This button is used to enter the menu, to enter the mode for selecting values of a specific menu parameter, and to confirm parameter changes.

[▼] and [▲]:

Frequency Mode: A single press changes the active receiver's frequency up or down by a set step (see STEP menu setting).

Holding the button changes the active channel's frequency by a set step continuously until the button is released.

9. LCD Screen

The image shows all segments of the LCD screen. Each segment illuminates when a specific function is activated.

The LCD screen displays various indicators and information:

The screen has two main displays. Each display corresponds to its receiver: upper [A] or lower [B]. This allows setting a separate frequency for each receiver and quickly switching between them using the [A/B] button. Also, for each receiver, you can set its own frequency step, sub-tones, transmit power, modulation, frequency shift for repeater operation, etc.

10. Radio Operation

10.1. Power On/Off, Volume Control

Ensure the antenna and battery are correctly installed and the battery is charged. Turn the control knob (3) clockwise to turn on the radio. Rotate the knob clockwise to increase volume, and counter-clockwise to decrease volume.

10.2. Frequency or Memory Channel Selection

The [▼] and [▲] buttons are used to sequentially change the frequency by a set step or to select the next/previous memory channel. In frequency mode, the frequency can also be entered manually using the numeric keypad.

If the entered value is incorrect, the channel will continue to operate on the previous frequency.

If the entered frequency does not match the frequency that should be set with the given step (menu, option #1 STEP), the channel will automatically set the frequency closest to the manually entered one with the given step. For example, if the step is 6.25 kHz and you enter 446.005 MHz, the channel will automatically set 446.00625 MHz, as 446.000 MHz and 446.00625 MHz are valid with this step.

If the entered frequency is valid and is in a different band relative to the current one, the band will automatically switch.

10.3. Receive / Transmit

Turn on the radio and adjust the volume (see section 11.1). Activate the upper or lower receiver ([A/B] button), select the desired frequency for communication (see section 11.2).

To transmit a voice message, press and hold the [PTT] button during message transmission. Release the button when finished. Listen for a response.

During transmission, the indicator (9) glows red; during reception, it glows green; in the absence of a signal, the indicator does not glow.

10.4. Radio Operating Modes

The radio has two main operating modes: 1) Channel, 2) Frequency. Switching between modes is done with the [VFO/MR] button.

In channel mode, frequencies previously saved in the device's memory channels are used for transmission/reception. The main digital field displays the frequency/channel number/channel name (depending on menu setting #21,22), and to the right, smaller digits display the selected memory channel number. Along with the channel frequency, its settings such as CTCSS or DCS sub-tones for transmit and receive, transmit power, modulation, frequency shift (for repeater operation) are also saved. The device has a total of 127 memory channels. The [▼] and [▲] buttons in this mode activate the next/previous memory channel.

In frequency mode, the transmit/receive frequency is set manually either by the numeric keypad or by repeatedly pressing the [▼] and [▲] buttons until the desired value is reached. The frequency changes by the value set in menu item #1 (STEP). The main field on the screen displays the current frequency value.

11. Built-in Functions

11.1. Squelch (SQL Menu)

Squelch mutes the speaker in the absence of a signal on the frequency. With the squelch threshold correctly set, you will only hear useful signals, and this significantly reduces power consumption. The recommended level is 5.

11.2. VOX Function

When the VOX function is enabled, there is no need to press the PTT button to transmit. Transmission will be activated automatically as soon as the microphone “hears” a voice. When the voice disappears, transmission will automatically stop, and the device will switch to receive mode. The VOX menu allows you to set the voice volume threshold at which transmission will be activated.

11.3. Reverse Function

When using frequency offset (menu options #25,26), it is possible to quickly swap the transmit and receive frequencies by enabling the Reverse function. Press the [*SCAN] button, and an “R” indicator will appear on the screen.

11.4. ALARM Function

Allows transmitting special distress tones over the air.

11.5. 1750 Hz Tone for Repeater Access

Amateur radio repeaters are used for long-distance communication and are activated upon receiving a 1750 Hz tone signal. Press and hold the [PTT] button, then press the [BAND] button to transmit the 1750 Hz tone over the air.

12. Menu, Settings Description

12.1. Working with the Menu

The radio menu contains 40 different items responsible for configuring its operating modes.

  1. To enter the settings menu, press the [MENU] button.
  2. Navigate to the desired menu item using the [▼] and [▲] buttons.
  3. To change the selected option, press the [MENU] button again.
  4. Select the desired option value using the [▼] and [▲] buttons.
  5. Save the setting by pressing the [MENU] button.

Menu Navigation Illustration:

1. MENU NO. PARAMETER

2. MENU NO. PARAMETER (using ▼/▲ to navigate)

3. MENU NO. PARAMETER (press MENU to select parameter)

4. MENU NO. PARAMETER (using ▼/▲ to change value, press MENU to save)

12.2. Menu Item Descriptions

NoNameDescription
0SQLSquelch opening threshold. Possible values from 0 to 9.
1STEPFrequency change step in frequency mode when scanning or pressing [▼] and [▲] buttons.
2TXPTransmitter power. Possible values: HIGH – high (approx. 4 Watts), LOW – low (approx. 1 Watt). At low power, an “L” indicator is displayed on the screen. Can be switched using the [#] button on the keypad.
3SAVEPower saving mode. Displays the number of “sleep” cycles relative to “work” cycles: 1:1, 2:1, 3:1, 4:1. The higher the value, the longer the battery will last. Possible values: OFF, 1, 2, 3, 4. If enabled, a half-second to one-second (one-two words) loss may occur at the beginning when a signal appears on the frequency.
4VOXVoice-controlled transmission. Sets the voice volume level at which transmission will begin. When enabled, “VOX” indicator is displayed on the screen.
5WNModulation type: WIDE (25 kHz), NARR (12.5 kHz). In narrowband modulation, an “N” indicator is displayed on the screen.
6ABRScreen backlight time, in seconds. Also, the time after which the radio will return to FM radio mode after interruption by a signal on the working frequency.
7TDRSimultaneous reception of two frequencies, receivers A and B. The receiver on which the last reception occurred becomes active. When this function is enabled, an “S” indicator is displayed on the screen.
8BEEPAudible confirmation of key presses.
9TOTTime limit for continuous transmission. Limits the time during which the radio continuously transmits. Possible values: 15 – 600 seconds.
10R-DCSSets the DCS (digital) sub-tone for reception. Sound will be heard only if the partner transmits with the same sub-tone for transmission. See section 14.
11R-CTCSSets the CTCSS (analog) sub-tone for reception. Similar to the previous one. See section 13.
12T-DCSSets the DCS (digital) sub-tone for transmission. The partner will hear sound only if this sub-tone matches the one set for reception on their device. See section 14.
13T-CTCSSets the CTCSS (analog) sub-tone for transmission. The partner will hear sound only if this sub-tone matches the one set for reception on their device. See section 13.
14VOICEVoice confirmation of key presses. OFF / ON (In some versions ENG/CHI/OFF – English/Chinese/Off).
15ANI-IDAutomatic identification by number. Displays a special ANI-code that is programmed with a computer. Cannot be changed manually. This code is transmitted over the air when the ALARM function is activated and menu #32 AL-MOD is set to CODE.
16DTMFSTAudibility of DTMF tones when transmitted over the air. OFF – tones are not audible. DT-ST – only tones transmitted manually by keypad presses are audible. ANI-ST – only pre-set tones are audible. DT+ANI – all tones are audible.
17S-CODEA set of 15 pre-programmed 5-digit DTMF codes. One code is selected from the set. Transmission over the air occurs only if menu option #19 PTT-ID is enabled.
18SC-REVFrequency scanning method. TO (time operation) – when a frequency with a transmitting signal is found, the scanner will stop on it for a few seconds, then continue scanning. CO (carrier operation) – scanning will continue as soon as the active signal on the frequency disappears. SE (search operation) – scanning will stop as soon as a frequency with a signal is found.
19PTT-IDDetermines the moment of PTT-ID code transmission (see menu #17). Values: OFF – do not transmit; BOT – transmit at the beginning of transmission; EOT – transmit at the end of transmission; BOTH – transmit at the beginning and end of transmission. Recommended value OFF.
20PTT-LTPTT-ID code transmission delay, in milliseconds. Values: 0 – 50, requires enabled value of item #19.
21MDF-AChannel data display format in channel operating mode (receiver A). CH – channel number; NAME – channel name (programmed with a computer), if no name is set, channel number is displayed; FREQ – channel frequency.
22MDF-BChannel data display format in channel operating mode (receiver B). CH – channel number; NAME – channel name (programmed with a computer), if no name is set, channel number is displayed; FREQ – channel frequency.
23BCLBusy channel lockout. If someone is already transmitting a signal on the frequency, pressing the [PTT] button will cause the transceiver to emit a short “beep” signal and will not start transmitting. Values: OFF / ON.
24AUTOLKAutomatic keypad lock. Values OFF / ON. If enabled, the keypad will be locked after 8 seconds of inactivity.
25SFT-DDirection of transmit frequency shift relative to receive frequency (for repeater operation). Only in frequency operating mode! Values: OFF – no shift; “+” transmit frequency will be greater than receive frequency; “-” transmit frequency will be less than receive frequency. Depending on the selected value, a '+' or '-' indicator will illuminate on the screen. Used with menu item #26 OFFSET.
26OFFSETTransmit frequency shift value from receive frequency (in Megahertz). Values: 00.000 – 69.990 MHz with a step of 10 kHz. Used with menu item #25 SFT-D.
27MEM-CHUsed to save a channel to a memory cell, or to change parameters of an already saved channel. Receiver A parameters set in frequency mode are saved to memory: frequency, modulation, sub-tones, offset, transmit power, PTT-ID, BCL, and S-CODE. To save a channel, set all its parameters, enter the menu, select option #27 MEM-CH, press the MENU button, select the memory cell number for saving, confirm the selection with the MENU button. For an already saved channel, it is possible to change the transmit frequency and sub-tone parameters (to convert a simplex channel to a “repeater” channel or “cross-band” channel). In this case, the transmit frequency is set in receiver A, and sub-tones are configured in the menu. After this, saving is done as described above.
28DEL-CHDelete channels from memory cells. Select the channel number, confirm deletion by pressing the MENU button.
29WT-LEDScreen backlight color in standby mode. OFF – off, BLUE – blue, ORANGE – orange, PURPLE – purple.
30RX-LEDScreen backlight color in receive signal mode. OFF – off, BLUE – blue, ORANGE – orange, PURPLE – purple.
31TX-LEDScreen backlight color in transmit signal mode. OFF – off, BLUE – blue, ORANGE – orange, PURPLE – purple.
32AL-MOD“ALARM” function operating mode. SITE – alarm signal is emitted only through the transceiver speaker; TONE – alarm signal is emitted over the air; CODE – ANI-code is emitted over the air (see menu option #15) and then “119” (911 reversed?).
33BANDFrequency band selection. In frequency operating mode, allows setting the frequency band: VHF (136-174 MHz), UHF (400-480 MHz).
34TDR-ABIn dual frequency reception mode (see setting #7 TDR), sets receiver A or B to remain active after receiving a signal on either receiver. Possible values: OFF, A, B. If OFF is selected, the receiver that last received an incoming signal will become active.
35STEElimination of the short “shhh” sound at the end of transmission. Values: OFF / ON. Works on BAOFENG UV-5R (no information about other models). When the [PTT] button is released, a short 50 Hz tone is emitted over the air, signaling other transceivers about the end of transmission and the need to mute the sound. For operation through a repeater, set this option to OFF (disabled).
36RP-STEElimination of the short “shhh” sound at the end of transmission when working through a repeater. Values: OFF / 1 - 10. Used in conjunction with menu #37.
37RPT-RLRepeater end tone delay (x100 milliseconds). Values: OFF / 1 - 10. Recommended value OFF. Used in conjunction with menu #36.
38PONMSGInformation displayed on the screen when turned on. FULL – all screen segments illuminate briefly. MSG – text message (2 lines) programmed with a computer is displayed.
39ROGEREnable/disable “roger” signal emission over the air at the end of transmission.
40RESETReset to factory settings. VFO – Resets menu settings to default values, sets default frequencies in receivers A and B. ALL – Resets menu settings, resets frequencies in receivers A and B, and clears all channels from memory cells.

13. CTCSS Tone Table

Tone(Hz)Tone(Hz)Tone(Hz)Tone(Hz)Tone(Hz)
67.094.8131.8171.3203.5
69.397.4136.5173.8206.5
71.9100.0141.3177.3210.7
74.4103.5146.2179.9218.1
77.0107.2151.4183.5225.7
79.7110.9156.7186.2229.1
82.5114.8159.8189.9233.6
85.4118.8162.2192.8241.8
88.5123.0165.5196.6250.3
91.5127.3167.9199.5254.1

14. DCS Tone Table

CodeCodeCodeCodeCode
1D023N22D131N43D251N64D371N85D532N
2D025N23D132N44D252N65D411N86D546N
3D026N24D134N45D255N66D412N87D565N
4D031N25D143N46D261N67D413N88D606N
5D032N26D145N47D263N68D423N89D612N
6D036N27D152N48D265N69D431N90D624N
7D043N28D155N49D266N70D432N91D627N
8D047N29D156N50D271N71D445N92D631N
9D051N30D162N51D274N72D446N93D632N
10D053N31D165N52D306N73D452N94D645N
11D054N32D172N53D311N74D454N95D654N
12D065N33D174N54D315N75D455N96D662N
13D071N34D205N55D325N76D462N97D664N
14D072N35D212N56D331N77D464N98D703N
15D073N36D223N57D332N78D465N99D712N
16D074N37D225N58D343N79D466N100D723N
17D114N38D226N59D346N80D503N101D731N
18D115N39D243N60D351N81D506N102D732N
19D116N40D244N61D356N82D516N103D734N
20D122N41D245N62D364N83D523N104D743N
21D125N42D246N63D365N84D526N105D754N
CodeCodeCodeCodeCode
106D023I127D131ID251ID371ID532I
107D025I128D132ID252ID411ID546I
108D026I129D134ID255ID412ID565I
109D031I130D143ID261ID413ID606I
110D032I131D145ID263ID423ID612I
111D036I132D152ID265ID431ID624I
112D043I133D155ID266ID432ID627I
113D047I134D156ID271ID445ID631I
114D051I135D162ID274ID446ID632I
115D053I136D165ID306ID452ID645I
116D054I137D172ID311ID454ID654I
117D065ID174ID315ID455ID662I
118D071ID205ID325ID462ID664I
119D072ID212ID331ID464ID703I
120D073ID223ID332ID465ID712I
121D074ID225ID343ID466ID723I
122D114ID226ID346ID503ID731I
123D115ID243ID351ID506ID732I
124D116ID244ID356ID516ID734I
125D122ID245ID364ID523ID743I
126D125ID246ID365ID526ID754I

15. Technical Specifications

15.1. General

ParameterSpecification
Frequency RangeVHF: 136MHz – 174 MHz (transmit/receive) UHF: 400 MHz – 520 MHz (transmit/receive) FM: 65 – 108 MHz (FM radio receive)
Number of Memory Channels127
Frequency Stability2.5ppm
Frequency Step2.5/5/6.25/10/12.5/25/50 kHz
Antenna Impedance50 Ω
Operating Temperature-20°C .... +60°C
Power SupplyLi-Ion Battery 7.4 V / 1800 mAh
Standby Current Consumption< 75 mA
Receive Current Consumption380 mA
Transmit Current Consumption≤ 1.4 A
Operating ModeSimplex or Semi-duplex
Duty Cycle03 / 03 / 54 min (Tx / Rx / Standby)
Device Dimensions58mm x 110mm x 32mm
Weight130 g (approximately)

15.2. Transmitter

ParameterSpecification
Power5 Watts / 1 Watt
Modulation TypeFM
Emission Class16KΦ F3E / 11KΦ F3E (W/N)
Maximum Deviation≤ ±5 kHz / ≤ ±2.5 kHz (W/N)
Spurious Emissions< -60 dB

15.3. Receiver

ParameterSpecification
Receiver Sensitivity0.2 µV (at 12 dB SINAD)
Modulation60 dB
Audio Output Power1000 mW
Adjacent Channel Selectivity65 / 60 dB

16. Possible Malfunctions and Solutions

MalfunctionPossible Cause / Solution
Device does not turn onBattery discharged: charge/replace battery. Battery installed incorrectly: install battery correctly.
Battery drains quicklyBattery worn out: replace battery with a new one.
Indicator glows green (receiving), but no sound from speakerCheck volume level. Check that DCS and CTCSS sub-tones for reception are set correctly, as well as for other members of your group.
When transmitting, other group members do not hear transmitted messagesCheck that DCS and CTCSS sub-tones for transmission are set correctly, as well as for other members of your group. You are too far from each other, or your partner is in a poor reception area.
In standby mode, the device transmits without pressing the PTT buttonCheck if VOX function is enabled. If necessary, disable it.

Important Note: In some regions, there may be restrictions on the use of certain frequencies! Carefully study local legislation. If necessary, register the transceiver (radio station) in the prescribed manner!

The manufacturer and seller are not responsible for the use of the radio station by the buyer for unintended purposes or in violation of established norms!

For purchasing Baofeng radios, visit: www.BAOFENG-UKRAINE.com.ua

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