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Before You Can Talk

Read this manual carefully, make sure you

know how to properly operate the radio

before use.

TalkAbout Distance radios have 10 channels

and 38 Interference Eliminator Codes. To talk

to others, all radios in your group must be set

to the same channel and code (see charts on

back cover).

Interference Eliminator Codes

Codes ﬁlter out static, noise and unwanted

chatter on radio channels. When you operate

on a channel with a code set, you block out

most interference on that channel. This allows

you to communicate with less interference

than when operating without a code. Remem-

ber, since radio channels can be monitored,

codes will not make your conversations private.

• For compatibility with radios that do not

have codes, the radio can be set to Code

"Off" in the programming mode.

IMPORTANT

To talk to others in your group all radios

must be set to the same channel and code.

Bandwidth

In the USA, the FCC has declared that all

Family Radio Service frequencies must oper-

ate on 12.5 kHz bandwidth. Your Talkabout

Distance radio ships pre-set on 25.0 kHz, but

can be set to 12.5 kHz while in the program-

ming mode. Handicom/Sport 10X radios

operate on 25.0 kHz as well. All other Talk-

about and Sport 7/7X radios operate on 12.5

kHz bandwidth. For optimal audio quality, all

radios in your talk group should be set to the

same band.

Compatibility

Channels 1-7 on your TalkAbout Distance are

compatible with TalkAbout/TalkAbout Plus,

Sport 7/7X and 10X radios. Channels A and B

are compatible with SportBASE and Sport

10X radios. The emergency channel (C) is to

be used only for the purpose of soliciting or

rendering assistance to a traveller, or for

communicating in an emergency pertaining

to the immediate safety of life or the immedi-

ate protection of property. The emergency

channel is used by certain organizations dur-

ing emergency situations and is not neces-

sarily monitored. See back cover for chart of

channels and codes.

To C ange Code and

Bandwidth Settings

1. Hold Push-To-Talk button down while

turning radio on. Fig. J

Radio announces current code setting.

Example: "code one"

2. Press Push-To-Talk to scroll through

codes. Fig. K

Radio announces each code as you

scroll. Example: "two...three...four"

3. Release Push-To-Talk when you have

reached desired code.

4. Press Monitor button to select and save

new code setting. Fig. L

Radio "beeps" , then announces

current band setting.

Example: "band two ﬁve point zero"

5. Press Push-To -Talk to toggle between

bands. Fig. K

Radio announces each band as you

toggle. Example: "one two point ﬁve"

6. Press Monitor button to select and save

new band setting. Fig. L

Radio "beeps" to indicate it has

exited programming and is ready

for use.

Push-To-Talk

FIG. J

Notes:

• Code numbers with two digits (10-38) will

be announced "one zero...three eight".

• You can only scroll forward when select-

ing a code.

• When you are changing your code or

band, you can not send messages.

• The code and band settings apply to all

channels. You can not select a different

code or band for each channel.

Monitor

FIG. K

FIG. L