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1.77 inch color TFT
screen
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Channel Annunciation:
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The feature enables radio
to report the current channel number when power on or switching channel,
offering you notable convenience.
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Power on Self-Test:
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The radio itself checks
radio status automatically when power on, and emits alert if an error occurs
(e.g. CPU error or EEPROM error), allows the user to early detect unit
faults.
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Battery Power Indicator:
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Upon press the
programmable function key, the radio sounds"1", "2" or "3”
to indicate the current battery level of low, satisfactory, or high
respectively.
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Long battery life:
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The standard 2200mAh
Li-on battery, allows more than 10 hours operation.
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CTCSS/CDCSS:
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It is one type of circuit
that is used to reduce the annoyance of listening to other users on a shared
two-way radio communications channel. It is sometimes referred to as tone squelch. It does this by adding a low frequency audio tone to the voice.
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Switchable Power (High/
Low):
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The user can choose the
transmitting power mode according to his specific communication needs.
(H: 5W M: 2.5W L: 1W)
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Low Battery Alert:
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Sets a warning for a low
battery level, before the situation becomes critical. Values are set to On to
set the low warning and Off to ignore it. The radio blinks repeatedly.
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Busy Channel Lockout
(BCL):
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This feature will not
allow the user to transmit as long as the radio is receiving another signal.
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Time-out Timer (TOT):
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It is used to set the
continuous emission maximum time of walkie talkies. When it is overtime, the
radio will stop transmitting and prohibit re-transmitting in the period of
time.
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Channel Scan:
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The channel scan feature
enables the radio to continuously scan each channel for activity. When
activity is detected on a channel the scan process will stop and you will
hear the transmission.
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PC Programmable:
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Sanchar PC configurable
radios can be connected to a computer and configured. These applications
usually provide a user friendly way to adjust radio settings, or change user
selectable frequencies.
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Wired Clone:
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Sanchar radios are
capable to have their configuration easily loaded from a different radio.
This makes setup a breeze when your business has quite a few radios. Cloning
through the programming software helps when you have purchased lots of
radios, when you are adding new radios, or when you make changes to your
configuration.
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VOX:
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Sanchar radios support
the Voice Activated Transmit (VOX) feature that allows you to use your two
way radio "hands-free". The radio will automatically begin
transmitting when you speak into the handsfree.
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Emergency Alarm:
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If an operator needs to
send an immediate and urgent request for help, the push of just one button
can trigger a call for assistance.
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Talk Around/ Reverse:
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The talk around function
sets the transmit and receive frequencies to the same frequency for
communicating transceiver-to-transceiver.
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Built-in Scrambler:
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The voice scrambling
feature provides enhanced security by garbling your transmissions, allowing
you to have conversations that are more private and secure.
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Man Down:
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This feature can be
useful for operators in hazardous or elevated areas. The radio’s settings can
be adjusted to detect motion or inactivity, as well as the degree of angle of
the radio. The Man Down feature sends a notice to the user to adjust the
radio after a period of inactivity or if the radio exceeds a set angle. If
the user has fallen or is unconscious, and is unable to respond to the alert,
the radio transmits an emergency alert to get help. This is a useful
additional feature to the Lone Worker alert.
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Lone Worker:
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The lone worker feature
provides added security and safety for individuals who work remotely from
their team. Since this function is enabled, the radio will emit an alert tone
after the preset time elapses, then the user must press any key, otherwise
the emergency procedure will be activated.
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Embedded Message:
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The radio’s memory can
store messages including service and programming records, for remarkable ease
of maintenance and service.
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Stun/Kill & Revive:
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Provides enhanced
security to prevent unauthorized use of lost or rental units, by remote
inhibition of either transmit or transmit/receive. A stunned radio will
return to operational use after receiving the revive code.
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Squelch Tail Elimination:
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During transmission, the
random static sound is actually the radio trying to decipher the ambient
background noise into meaningful audio. The squelch tail occurs when the
transmission has just ended and the radio circuitry doesn't respond quite
fast enough. Squelch Tail Elimination on Sanchar radios prevents this issue.
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Compandor:
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A sophisticated digital
voice compression technology that reduces the static hiss between words. This
technology extends the effective range of the radio and delivers noticeably
clearer transmission quality.
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