User's Manual

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In order to communicate with other GMRS/FRS units, both you and the
receiving party must be on the same channel.
GMRS-7000 has 15channels indicated by the large digits on the
LCD display panel. Before trying to transmit on the selected channel,
you should press the Monitor Button to check the activity on that channel.
If someone is already on the selected channel, you should try another
channel which is clear
1) On/Off & Volume control Switch
Radio ON : Press the power button at least for 2 seconds.You will hear
confirming melody to indicate the unit is on.
Radio OFF : Press the power button at least for 2 seconds.
Volume setting : Press up[
″
]or down[
…
] button to adjust a level comfortable
for you while monitor is active.
2) Setting the Channel and Tone Code(CTCSS)
GMRS-7000 has 15 main channels and 38 sub-channels.
!
14 Frequency channels
!
38 CTCSS Code ( indicated by CTC icon on the LCD )
To select the channel
!
Turn the radio on.
!
Press MODE button once, [XX] digit will blink on the LCD. XX is a
channel.
!
Press up[
″
]or down[
…
] button to choose the channel.
!
Press the PTT button or MODE button to confirm.
To set the tone codes(CTCSS)
!
Press MODE button once more, [
XX
oF, 01
up to
38
] will appear and CTC
icon and tone code digit will blink on the LCD. “oF” means no CTCSS
code.
!
Press up[
″
]or down[
…
] button to choose the desired sub-channel to use.
!
Press the PTT button or MODE button to confirm.
NOTE :
To communicate with other GMRS/FRS units, they must
be switched to
the same channel and CTCSS sub-code. To
communicate
with other GMRS/FRS units which do not have sub-
codes, switch your unit to the same channel with the sub-code setting
to OFF.
3) VOX (Voice Operated Switching)
This option enables you to have hands-free conversation. You do not have to
operate the PTT button each time when you want to transmit.
You can also choose the VOX sensitivity suit your environment of operation.
( Ex : noisy road, motor bike, factory etc. )
To Set the VOX mode
!
Press the MODE button until the [
Uo
oF
or
XX
] appears.
XX
is a vox level