Introduction
This Quick Start Guide provides essential information for operating the Kirisun DP680 and DP685 DMR two-way radios. It covers the radio's appearance, included attachments, battery charging, component installation, basic operational functions, and troubleshooting common issues.
Getting Started
Appearance and Attachments
Familiarize yourself with the radio's key components, including the LCD screen, PTT button, channel knob, and audio accessory interface. The package typically includes the main unit, battery, antenna, power adapter, charger, and user documentation.
Charging the Battery
Before first use, charge the battery fully using the provided desktop charger and power adapter. The LED indicator shows charging status (red while charging, green when fully charged). Allow approximately 5 hours for a full charge.
Installing Components
Learn how to properly install and remove the battery, antenna, and belt clip. Ensure the antenna is screwed on tightly and the battery latch is secured. Audio accessories connect via the dedicated interface.
Basic Operation
This section guides users through essential functions:
- Powering On/Off: Rotate the Power/Volume knob.
- Selecting a Channel: Use the Channel knob to switch between analog and digital channels.
- Adjusting Volume: Turn the Power/Volume knob clockwise to increase and counterclockwise to decrease volume.
- Making Calls: Initiate calls by pressing the PTT key to a default contact, or select contacts from the list or by dialing an ID.
- Receiving Calls: The radio indicates incoming calls with an LED and on-screen display.
- Emergency Alarm: Send an alarm message and voice to a specified group in emergency situations.
Troubleshooting
Find solutions for common problems such as power-on failures, communication issues (e.g., antenna contact, frequency mismatch, CTCSS/CDCSS codes), and GPS positioning errors. The guide provides reasons and recommended solutions for each scenario.
Compliance and Safety
The document includes important compliance information, including EU directives and FCC/IC warnings regarding radio frequency exposure. Users are advised to follow operating instructions to ensure compliance with exposure limits and use only approved accessories.
