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PT-150M User Manual Professional Two-Way Radio User Manual Model: VHF MURS • VHF PT-150M License Free • 8 Channel Capacity • All 5 MURS Frequencies • License Free • 2-Tone Decode 300-3000Hz • Loud Audio Output - 1000mW • MIL STD 810F Temperature/Humidity/ Shock/Vibration • IP65 Certified Resistance to Water/Dust • PC Programmable with Software CONTENTS PAGE Included Items.………………...........1 Accessories.……………..………... ..2 Controls and Functions ...................3 Charger Information.........................3 Antenna Installation.........................3 LCD Display Indicators....................4 Battery Information..........................4 800-USA-1-USA Operating Your Radio......................5 (872-1-872) Programmable Functions .............6-9 CTCSS / DCS TONE chart..............9 www.ritron.com FCC Regulations.............................9 RF Energy Exposure Information...10 RF Energy Exposure Information...11 (French Language) Ritron Warranty Information ......Back 505 W. Carmel Drive/P.O. Box 1998, Carmel, IN 46032 • P.O. Box 1998 • Phone: 317.846.1201 • Email: [email protected] © 2010 Ritron, Inc. All rights reserved. Ritron is a registered trademark of Ritron, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Ritron PN:14500084 REV A 07/12 NH-PT ACCESSORIES Part No. Model Description PT-150M VHF, *151-154MHz, 8 Channels, 2 Watts Nylon Carry Holster NH-PT Ear Loop with PTT *Standard antenna supplied is cut for operation in the 150-165MHz frequency range RHD-15X & Microphone The Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) is in the VHF, Speaker Microphone RSM-6X 151-154 MHz spectrum range. Transmit power is ITEMS INCLUDED Replacement, Battery Pack BP-Li-PT limited to 2 Watts. WITH EACH RADIO The Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) is licensed by Replacement, Belt Clip CB-PT rule. This means an individual license is not required Gang Charger Kit BC-6PTKIT RSM-6X to operate a MURS device. You can operate a MURS device regardless of your age and for personal or BC-6PTKIT business use so long as you are not a representative Does not include individual of a foreign government. The FCC service rules for charging stands. the Multi-Use Radio Service (MURS) are located at “http://www.fcc.gov/encyclopedia/rules-regulations- title-47” \o “47 C.F.R. Part 95” 47 C.F.R. Part 95. Factory Default Frequency Settings The radio is factory programmed with all of the MURS RHD-15X frequencies as shown below. See page 5 for Program- PT Radio mable Function Buttons default settings. The radio channel settings and other features can be reconfigured Installing Audio Accessories with PC programming software and special cable. 1. Remove the 1 phillips head fastener that The radio can only be programmed for operation secures the audio accessory dust cover on VHF MURS frequencies. to the radio. Channel Freq Tone 2. Attach the Ritron audio accessory connector Number Codes Frequency Codes to the radio using the 2 captive screws in the [CH1 F02] 154.570MHz No Tone Code programmed audio accessory connector. (see page 9 for tone codes) 3. Do NOT over-tighten or use excessive [CH2 F01] 154.600MHz ................ force when securing the mounting screws [CH3 F19] 151.820MHz ................ to the radio [CH4 F20] 151.880MHz ................ Li-Ion Battery VHF [CH5 F21] 151.940MHz ................ w/ Belt Clip Antenna Battery Installation/Removal [CH6 F23] 154.570MHz ................ [CH7 F22] 154.600MHz ................ 1. Turn the radio OFF. CH8 Blank ................... ................ 2. Align tabs at bottom of battery pack with the slots at the bottom of the radio body. [ display info ] AC Adaptor 3. Pivot the top of the battery towards the The PT-150M is PC programmable with special radio body until you hear the spring latches Ritron software and programming cable. For the engage with a click. FREE PC programming software download go to: http://www.ritron.com/manuals.html To Remove To order the programming software CD kit or USB 1. Turn radio OFF. PC-to-radio programming cable (pn#214BE001), 2. Slide both side latches down until they release. Call Ritron at 800-872-1872. Single Slot Rapid Charger 3. Gently rotate the top of the battery pack away from the radio. 1. 2. Display Indicators Getting To Know Your PT-150M Series Radio 1. Carefully align threaded end of the antenna with the mating connector located on the radio. 2. Carefully rotate the antenna clockwise until fully threaded into the mating connector. 5. ON/Increase Volume – rotate clockwise * OFF/Decrease Volume – rotate counter clockwise is Can be programmed for specific functions. (PFB) PTT Button Push and hold to transmit; release 7. to receive signal. 8. (Upper) Monitor (PFB) (Lower) Turns on backlight for display and buttons. (PFB) Select the desired channel or Scroll Menu function. - PFB denotes Programmable Function Button P1, P2, P3 are PFB’s (see page 5.) BC-PT Charger Information Specification • Input voltage: 12VDC, 1A • Output voltage: 8.4VDC, 850mA *All channels will display an “L”. All MURS channels are set to 2 watts. • Charge time: 21/2 hours Operating instruction Battery Information • Plug the AC power cord of the • Fully charge the battery before use to keep the optimum charger into a wall outlet. capacity and for safe operation. • Turn the transceiver off. • The battery is designed for the PT Series charger only. Please • Insert the battery pack into the do not charge the battery with any other brand charger. charger with or without the transceiver attached. • Turn the radio off before charging. Color Status of Charger LED • Do not disassemble. • If the battery terminal is contacted with any metals or conductive Steady RED.........Battery Charging substances, it may do harm to the body or battery. Steady GREEN....Battery Charging Complete Steady AMBER....Trickle Charge, Replace Battery • Battery Type: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Blinking AMBER...Abnormal Temperature • Battery Life: Duty cycle: 5% transmit, 5% receive, Blinking RED........Replace Battery 90% standby = more than 12 hours 3. 4. (Use PC Programming Software and Operating Your PT-150M Series Radio Using The Menu/Enter Button Special Cable to Reconfigure) • Select the desired channel by using the Up/ Down button. When held down, Listed below are instructions for accessing certain features and functions using the channels change continuously. MENU/ENTER button. With the PC programming software and a special program- • To Monitor channel activity, press the monitor button on the side. ming cable, you can enable or disable access to certain features. Also, the MENU/ ENTER button can be assigned to have NO function when pressed. See page 1 for • To Talk, press and hold the PTT button, speak into the microphone on the radio, programming cable ordering info and web site location of FREE software download. and release to listen. To access feature/functions via the radio MENU button: Note: For maximum clarity hold the radio 2-3 inches away from your mouth and speak in a normal tone of voice. • Press , if enabled the first feature/function inthe list will appear (Use PC Programming Software and on the LCD display Programmable Function Buttons Special Cable to Reconfigure) • Use to scroll to a specific feature/function or A Programmable Function Button (PFB) provides easy, one-button access to a variety of specific features or functions. For example, a PFB can be configured • Press to ENTER the feature/function appearing to have: NO function when pressed; toggle a specific feature ON or OFF; or on the LCD display send a unique Call Tone. The following table indicates the Factory Default setting • Use to scroll sub-list option settings for the specific feature/function of each PFB on your radio. The default settings can be reconfigured with the special M-Series PC programming software and a programming cable. See • Press to SAVE selection and exit MENU page 1 for programming cable ordering info and web site location of FREE • The last channel of operation will appear on the LCD display software download. Factory (Use PC Programming Software and PF Button Default Function Description of Function Programmable Features Special Cable to Reconfigure) #6. Orange (top) No Function None Listed below is a description of each radio feature and function. The grid below #2. Side Button Monitor If radio is programmed with sub-tone, momen- (Upper) indicates if the feature can be: tarily press the Monitor Button (left side), to (1) Assigned to a specific Programmable Function button, and/or toggle between sub-tone, no sub-tone or open squelch (you will hear squelch noise). (2) If the function can be programmed to be accessible via the radio’s MENU mode. #3. Side Button Backlight Turns ON the backlight of the display and (Lower) PF Menu backlit front buttons. Assignable Accessible P1 Send Call Tone Radio will send a Call Tone to alert other No Function Assigned For most basic applications co-channel users. Call Tone will sound as and ease-of-use. If enabled, the PF button will have long as PFB is pressed. no function when pressed. Yes No P2 Keypad Lock Menu Button Activates the radio menu feature, P3 Scan Radio will begin to scan designated channels. menu selections will appear on the display. Yes No A channel must be flagged using PC Programmer Up/Down Scroll Buttons Scroll Up/Down any selection in order to be included in scan list. Scan symbol list. This includes channel list, menu list, contact list, will appear in display. status list, RX or TX tone list, and variable level settings. Yes No Nuisance Allows user to temporarily delete nuisance Monitor/Call Cancel Will toggle sequentially between: Channel Delete channels from the scan list. When radio is in tone, carrier, and open squelch mode, or will clear the while in scan mode and stops on the nuisance channel, display of any incoming call. Yes No Scan Mode PRESS and HOLD the Scroll Down Button. Emergency Call Allows user to send an Emergency Display will flash “DELETED” when complete.
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