Main Features - TechSide TS-T9+ Handbuch

Package contents:
Precautions:
Your transceiver has been designed to give you years of safe and secure perfor-
mancereliable. As with all electrical equipment, there are some precaution swhich
we recommend sticking to.
• Don't try to open the radio. You could damage it and thus invalidate the
warranty.
• Do not expose the apparatus to excessive temperatures and do not leave it in
an environment dusty bodies.
• Do not wet the apparatus. Moisture can corrode the electrical circuits.
• If smoke comes out of the radio, switch it off immediately and remove the
battery.
• Do not transmit without antenna.
• Do not use alcohol solvents or abrasives to clean the appliance. Use only a
soft, clean cloth slightly moistened with water.

Main features:

• Dual band VHF display /UHF and
channel
• Operating mode: UHF/VHF, UHF/UHF,
VHF/VHF
• VHF 136-174MHz
• UHF 400-520MHz
• Output power: 8W/4W/1W
• 128 storable channels
• 50 CTCSS tones and 105 DCS codes
• High contrast display
• Embedded Midland channels
• 1750Hz tone for repeater bridges
• SOS emergency function
• FM radio receiver (65-108MHz)
• Shift repeater
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• VOX, Scan, Dual Watch
• Channel spacing: 25KHz / 12.5KHz
• Channel or frequency mode selection
• TOT (Time out timer)
• DTMF function
• Reverse function
• Name setting and storage channels
• PTT-ID
• BCLO (Busy Channel Lockout function):
busy channel lock function
• High / low power selection
• Frequency step:2.5 / 5 / 6.25 / 10 /
12.5 / 25KHz
• Frequency offset: 0-69.990MHz
• Squelch adjustable in 9 levels
• VOICE: vocal indication of the functio-
none selected
• Keypad lock
• 1800mAh Li-Ion battery pack
• Kenwood 2pin accessory socket
Our Radio Tech Side TS-T9+ is programmed with Midland preset frequencies.
This way if you try to communicate with for example a model G7, G9
Midland, by positioning on the same frequency or number it is possible to commu-
nicate with it.
Table Frequencies:
The correspondence of the channels with their frequencies is shown below.
LPD Midland channels (e.g. 1 LPD = 1 on Midland Display)
Ch. Freq. MHz Ch. Freq. MHz
1 LPD 433.075.000 19 LPD 433.525.000
2 LPD 433.100.000 20 LPD 433.550.000
3 LPD 433.125.000 21 LPD 433.575.000
4 LPD 433.150.000 22 LPD 433.600.000
5 LPD 23 LPD
433.175.000 433.625.000
6 LPD 433.200.000 24 LPD 433.650.000
7 LPD 433.225.000 25 LPD 433.675.000
8 LPD 433.250.000 26 LPD 433.700.000
9 LPD 27 LPD
433.275.000 433.725.000
10 LPD 433.300.000 28 LPD 433.750.000
11 LPD 433.325.000 29 LPD 433.775.000
12 LPD 433.350.000 30 LPD 433.800.000
13 LPD 433.375.000 31 LPD 433.825.000
14 LPD 433.400.000 32 LPD 433.850.000
15 LPD 433.425.000 33 LPD 433.875.000
16 LPD 34 LPD
433.450.000 433.900.000
17 LPD 433.475.000 35 LPD 433.925.000
18 LPD 433.500.000 36 LPD 433.950.000
PMR446 Midland channels (e.g. 1 PMR = P1 on Midland Display):
Ch. Freq. MHz Ch. Freq. MHz
1 PMR 7 PMR
446.006.250 446.081.250
2 PMR 446.018.750 8 PMR 446.093.750
3 PMR 446.031.250 9 PMR 446.106.250
4 PMR 446.043.750 10 PMR 446.118.750
5 PMR 446.056.250 11 PMR 446.131.250
6 PMR 12 PMR
446.068.750 446.143.750
Ch. Freq. MHz Ch. Freq. MHz
37 LPD 433.975.000 55 LPD 434.425.000
38 LPD 434.000.000 56 LPD 434.450.000
39 LPD 434.025.000 57 LPD 434.475.000
40 LPD 434.050.000 58 LPD 434.500.000
41 LPD 59 LPD
434.075.000 434.525.000
42 LPD 434.100.000 60 LPD 434.550.000
43 LPD 434.125.000 61 LPD 434.575.000
44 LPD 434.150.000 62 LPD 434.600.000
45 LPD 63 LPD
434.175.000 434.625.000
46 LPD 434.200.000 64 LPD 434.650.000
47 LPD 434.225.000 65 LPD 434.675.000
48 LPD 434.250.000 66 LPD 434.700.000
49 LPD 434.275.000 67 LPD 434.725.000
50 LPD 434.300.000 68 LPD 434.750.000
51 LPD 434.325.000 69 LPD 434.775.000
52 LPD
434.350.000
53 LPD 434.375.000
54 LPD 434.400.000
Ch. Freq. MHz
13 PMR
446.156.250
14 PMR 446.168.750
15 PMR 446.181.250
16 PMR 446.193.750
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