SDP650 PORTABLE RADIO BRIEF USER GUIDE
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1. Function Key2. battery top in Battery condition is indicated by the LED If the battery is low the status LED flashes orange and an audible warning sounds SWITCH ON THE RADIO To turn the radio on press the red handset F12 A welcome message is displayed while the radio boots up Adjust the volume control to about mid position To RECEIVE CALLS Select the required channel using the Up Down keys hold down either key for fast scroll If the channel is busy the status LED flashes yellow On radios with selective signalling only the calls relevant to you are heard Simoco Group Field House Uttoxeter Old Road Derby DE1 1NH Tel 44 0 1332 375500 Fax 44 0 1332 375501 http www simocogroup com Press the PTT to answer a call in most cases config dependant To MAKE A CALL Select the required Zone and Channel using either the menu system or the function keys Select the individual talkgroup to call Press and hold the PTT button and speak into the microphone to transmit Release the PTT button to end the transmission When transmitting the status LED is illuminated red When Function Key F5 is programmed as an Alarm Key pressing the key automatically runs a pre programmed alarm sequence To reset the Radio after an alarm call switch the radio off and then on PROBLEMS AND HINTS The SDP650 Radio is a high quality reliable product In the unlikely event of a problem please check the following points before contacting
3. your supplier If the Radio fails to work check that the battery is charged and correctly fitted and that the radio is switched on If the radio does not receive or send calls check that the antenna is correctly fitted and the volume is turned up Consider that there maybe insufficient signal strength at your position Try moving to an area where the signal strength maybe stronger If the Radio displays an error message at switch on please refer to your supplier CARE OF YOUR RADIO To keep your Radio clean use a slightly DAMP soft cloth for all exterior surfaces DO NOT use chemical aerosol or abrasive cleaners To ensure efficient operation the battery contacts should be periodically cleaned with a soft damp cloth Batteries must be disposed of in accordance with your local Health amp Safety Regulations Do NOT incinerate or dispose of as normal waste ACCESSORIES A wide range of accessories are available contact your supplier for details TNM U E 0117 Issue 1 1 Jul 13 Simoco 2013 IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNINGS Use only approved SIMOCO battery part number PAR 600BATL2 or PAR600BATL3 SDP660 portable radio equipment is only to be connected to Simoco approved chargers and accessories Battery connection disconnection and charging must only be carried out in non hazardous areas Metal belt clips must NOT be used in hazardous areas Approved accessories may only be connected and disconnected outside t
4. TNM U E 0117 Issue 1 1 Jul 13 Simoco 2013 SIMOCco SDP650 PORTABLE RADIO BRIEF USER GUIDE s mMoOcCo Xd Accessory Connector F12 On Off Note The SDP600 Series has two variants one with a key pad SDP660 and one without SDP650 INTRODUCTION The SDP600 series radios are software defined portable two way radio transceivers with many customisable parameters to suit individual requirements Menus and Key Functions can be configured to customer requirements For greater operational functional detail refer to the main User Guide TNM U E 0115 which is available for download along with a comprehensive list of other documentation on the Simoco website http www simocogroup com via the Partner Portal TYPICAL DISPLAY Cisl With the default configuration the F1 key provides access to the Menu features of the Radio The Up Down keys move through the entries in each menu The F1 key selects the entry The F4 key Back returns to the previous level These four keys are also re configurable if required All other Function Keys can be programmed to any of the functions listed in the field programmer BEFORE USE Before operating the Radio Ensure that a fully charged battery is fitted to the radio Ensure that the antenna is firmly secured BATTERY To remove battery Slide latch down 1 and lift out 2 To fit battery Seat lower end first 2 and push down on latch to locate
5. he hazardous area GENERAL WARNINGS Do NOT operate the radio if the antenna has become disconnected or damaged Obey the Turn Off Two way Radios signs where these are posted e g on a petrol station forecourt Do NOT operate your radio in an explosive atmosphere unless the radio level of IECEx approval is approved for use in that atmosphere Do NOT operate your portable radio without a hands free kit whilst driving a vehicle Do NOT touch the antenna while the radio is transmitting Do NOT use or store the battery above 60 C Do NOT dispose of batteries in a fire Only recharge batteries in an approved battery charger RX TX LED o Green LED when receiving a signal Flashing Green Radio in talk back hang time Digital Channel only Flashing Yellow Channel busy eo Red LED when the radio is transmitting A x w Flashing Red Emergency Mode active X Flashing Orange Low Battery X Flashing Blue Bluetooth enabled Rate of flash indicates whether paired not paired and active Menus Zone Contacts Call Log Scan Settings JI lt O ped Cc gt Q r Q a O 5 O m 5 lt 9 2 all menus may not be programmed PTT TI h F4 F1 F4 croll through list of zones elect zone and return to main on 2 0 x D D 5 ep croll through list of channels elect channel and return to main ep crol
6. l through contact list ress to call selected entry croll through r cd stored calls ress to call back elect On Off scan options ress to Start Stop scan eturn to previous menu level Scroll through Settings sub A i D D z 5 i J Press to access selected sub 3 3 D D 5 5 Z O J eturn to previous menu level hange Mute level Accept change and return to previous menu level View RSSI level Scroll through Radio info Radio ID Serial No S W Ver etc Press to view selected Radio Info screen Return to previous menu level Enable Disable adjust Key Beeps Backlight Brightness Contrast Alert Vol Speaker Vol TI 4 Scroll through Options sub menus Press to access selected sub menu function When function selected use to adjust the level of the function Return to previous menu level Key Symbol F1 key F4 key F5 key F7 key F8 key F11 key y on KEYS Turning the knob clockwise to increase volume anti clockwise to decrease volume Push To Talk Hold the radio about 10 cm from mouth press and hold the PTT switch Release to listen Prog Function Key Default Menu select Press this key to enter the menu system then use V or A to select the desired menu Prog Function Key Default Back Prog Function Key Default Alarm Up key for scrolling Down key for scrolling Prog Function Key On Off Prog
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