User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- 1 Warning - and Safety instructions
- 2 Abbreviations and Terms
- 3 Scope of delivery
- 4 Labeling of the product
- 5 Product description
- 6 Preparing the Product for Use
- 7 Operating Instruction
- 7.1 Change of the battery
- 7.2 Connect the CT-MultiPTT Bluetooth to the radio
- 7.7 Telephone mode (mode 1)
- 7.8 Telephone mode with MIC switch (mode 2)
- 7.9 Limited telephone mode with MIC switch (mode 3)
- 7.10 Increase the volume
- 7.11 Lower the volume
- 7.12 Battery status
- 7.13 Change the PIN for CT-Multi PTT Bluetooth
- 7.14 CT-Wireless-PTT (optional)
- 7.15 Subscribe the CT-Wireless-PTT to the CT-Multi PTT Bluetooth
- 7.16 Delete one CT-Wireless-PTT from the memory of the CT-Bluetooth Adapter
- 7.17 Delete all CT-Wireless-PTT from the memory of the CT-Bluetooth Adapter
- 7.18 Switch-on and operation
- 7.19 End of operation
- 8 Safekeeping – storage
- 9 Disposal
- 10 Technical data
- 11 Brief instruction
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7.2 Connect the CT-MultiPTT Bluetooth to the radio
7.2.1 12-pin connector
Damage to connectors, sockets and/or cables
Observe the following instructions when handling plug-in connections.
Normally, the 12-pin connector is used in combination with radio adapters. For it, the adapter is
attached to the radio and the 12-pin connector itself plugged into the radio adapter.
Turn the radio off, if it is turned-on. Plug the 12-pin connector into the radio adapter.
To do so, grab the connector behind the grooved sliding collar and put it on the socket.
Rotate the connector cautiously on the socket until it starts sliding into it (Figure 18).
Now, push the connector into the socket until the sliding collar snaps into place in direction of the arrow,
locking the connector.
To unlock the plug-in connection, grab the connector at the grooved sliding collar only and pull the
connector cautiously out of the socket (Figure 19).
Figure 18 - Locking
Figure 19 - Unlocking
Sliding collar