How-To Guide

WALKIE TALKIES

BELT CLIP ATTACHMENT

ON / OFF BUTTON

RECEIVE / TRANSMIT

HOW TO CHANGE CHANNELS

1. To remove the belt clip,

press the tab at the top of

the clip and slide upward.

2. To reattach, slide clip

piece down with the clip

facing inward until you

hear a click.

Press and hold down the power button (right of

LCD screen) for 3 seconds to power the device on

or off, a beep will indicate operation.

To transmit, press and hold the TALK button while

talking into the device at a close range. Release

the button to finish talking - when the button is

released your walkie-talkie can receive transmissions.

Note: Walkie-talkies must be set to the same

channel and CTCSS code.

Release the TALK button when you’re finished

talking to receive a response.

• Press the MENU button once; the current channel

number will flash on the LCD screen.

• Press up & down buttons to change channel.

• Press the TALK button to confirm and return to

Standby mode.

Note: If no button is pressed, the device will return

to Standby Mode.

1. Press down on the back

panel of the unit and slide

the battery cover off (you

may need to remove the

belt clip for easier access).

2. Insert 4AAA Batteries

(not included).

3. Replace the cover.

BATTERY INSTALLATION

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BELT CLIP ATTACHMENT WA LKIE TA L KI ES 1. To remove the belt clip, press the tab at the top of the clip and slide upward. ON / OFF BUTTON Press and hold down the power button (right of LCD screen) for 3 seconds to power the device on or off, a beep will indicate operation. RECEIVE / TRANSMIT 2. To reattach, slide clip piece down with the clip facing inward until you hear a click. To transmit, press and hold the TALK button while talking into the device at a close range.
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CTCSS (Continuous Tone-Coded These devices have an “22” channel system, meaning you can always find a free channel if someone in your vicinity is using one and you don’t want interference. Your devices also have sub-channels called the CTCSS. Using this transmits one of 99 low-frequency tones (67-250 Hz) along with your voice signal. Note: This feature does not impact operation or quality; to disable, select code “0F” in the menu; press the TALK button to confirm.
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Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance Safety Information for Radios and may violate FCC regulations. Your wireless handheld portable transceiver contains a low Normal Position power transmitter. When the talk button is pushed, it sends Hold the transmitter approximately 25 mm from your face out radio frequency (RF) signals.