Midland G12 Manual de usuario

1EnglishIn this manual…1 Introduction 32 Safety First 42.1 Conventions and Symbols in this manual 42.2 Warning notes 42.3 Service 53 Par

10 Englishagainst the battery compartment until it is perfectly aligned with the transceiver body.5) Carefullyreturntheclaspontotheprotectivec

11English! Donotforgettoreplacetherubberapaftercharging.Battery capacity (mAh) Time (hours) 1.200 101.800 15APPROXIMATETIMESFORACOMPLET

12 Englishbattery life, which is 400 cycles of charge/discharge on average. It is completely normal for operating duty to decrease when the batteries

13EnglishIndicator Meaning Notes Full charge The symbol will show when batteries are completely charged (e.g. Soon after recharging) 2/3 of charge rem

14 EnglishChannel Frequency (MHz) CTCSS/DCS1 446.00625 NO2 446.01875 NO3 446.03125 NO4 446.04375 NO5 446.05625 NO6 446.06875 NO7 446.08125 NO8 446.093

15English5.6.c Transmission1) Ensurethatnooneelseistalkingontheselectedchannel(consultpreviousparagraph).2) KeeppressedthePTT button

16 English2 Restricted trafc mode does not guarantee privacy of communication. Indeed, when using CTCSS/DCS, anyone operating in open tr

17English5.10 Keypad lock During normal use you can lock the transceiver’s keypad in order to avoid accidental activation of any function.To activate

18 English2) Keep the button + pressed and turn your device back on. All symbols on the display light up for about one second and you hea

19EnglishMenu Function Display1 Selection of the operational channel (Channel)2 Selection of melody call CA3 Settings of internal VOX I4 Settings of

2 English10Technicalspecication 2911 Frequencies and codes tables 3011.1 Equivalent number of reference MIDLAND G12 - PMR446 channels radio

20 English6.2.a Settings of internal VOX Ifyouusethedeviceonitsown,youcanenabletheinternalVOXandoptimise its functioning by registering

21English6.3 Scanning of favourite channels MIDLAND G12 can automatically search for signals on the favourite channelsbyscanning,i.e.selectingthe

22 English6.4 Vibration alertWithreferencetopar.5.11,youcansetyourdevicetovibrateforabouttwosecondswheneveritreceivesacallingtone

23Englishrespectively during transmission and reception. If you communicate withother devices whichdonothave a compander function,itisadvi

24 English7 Programming frequencies and CTCSS/DCS codes 7.1 Programming modesYoucanredeneradiofrequencies(choosingthemamongtheeightPMR446f

25EnglishCTCSS tones available (from c01 to c38) and 83DCS codes(from d01 to d83).8) If you wish to change the radio frequency or C

26 English9 TroubleshootingYour MIDLAND G12 is designed to give you years of trouble free use. In the event of a problem please consult the following

27EnglishProblem Possible cause SolutionReception is broken and/or disturbedExtremely weak signal Try to disable squelch temporarily using th

28 English9.2 ResetMalfunctioninginthelogicofthedevice(conictingsymbolsonthedisplay,functionsdonotwork,etc.)isanunlikelyeventwhi

29English10TechnicalspecicationGENERALChannels 8+8 EightchannelsPMR446bandrepeated(9to16)withCTCSStonesGenerationoffrequencies- Synthes

3English1 Introduction MIDLAND G12 is a high-quality handheld transceiver. Its robust and reliable design makes it ideally suitable for professional u

30 English11 Frequencies and codes tables These tables contain necessary information to correctly set MIDLAND G12 to operate with other manufacturers’

31EnglishNo. DCS code1 232 253 264 315 326 437 478 519 5410 6511 7112 7213 7314 7415 11416 11517 11618 12519 13120 13221 13422 14323 15224 15525 15626

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4 English2 Safety First 2.1 Conventions and Symbols in this manualFor ease and convenience of use, this manual uses symbols tohighlight,pr

5Englishaccessoriesgetswet,dryitoffassoonaspossiblewithasoft,clean cloth. If you feel that liquid may have penetrated the radio’s housing

6 English3 Parts description 3.1 Description of parts and of the commandsRefer to the following pictures to locate the variouspartsandget

7English[1] Antenna(cannotbedetached)-receivesandtransmitradiosignals.[2] ON/OFF/VOLUME knob - turns the equipment on/off and adjust

8 English3.2 Symbols on the displayThe liquid crystal display of your PMR446 transceiver constantly displays the operating status of the devic

9English4 Preparing to use4.1 Fixing/removing the belt clipThe rear belt clip allows the user to easily clip the transceiver to a belt. However, it