Instrukcja obsługi Uniden GMR5095-2CKHS
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GMR5088-2CKHS, GMR5095-2CKHS
GMR5098-2CKVP
CHARGING CRADLE
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LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAY
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Radio color/pattern varies 
according to model number.
*Range may vary depending on environmental 
and/or topographical conditions.
• 15GMRS/7FRSChannels
• 7WeatherChannels
• 142PrivacyCodes(CTCSS
ToneandDCSCode)
• Upto50MileRange*
• InternalVOXCircuitry
• TRUWaterproof™(JIS7)—
SubmersibleandFloats
• DirectCallwithNameDisplay
• 143GroupCodes
• SilentMode
• 10SelectableCall/RingTone
Alerts
• BacklitLCDDisplay
• RogerBeep
• CallAlert;Vibrate
• 2EarbudswithVOXMicor2
HeadsetBoomMics
1 13Antenna Weather
2PushtoTalk Enter/Lock14
3 15Boost BatteryLevel
4 16Monitor GroupNumber
5ChannelUp/Down 17 GroupIndicator
6Tone RX(Receive)orTX18
(Transmit)Indicator
7 DCall VOXIndicator19
8Microphone 20 MissedCallIndicator
9 21Speaker AlertIndicator
10 Flashlight/Monitor ChannelNumber22
11 Menu/Power Chargingcontacts23
12 VolumeUp/Down ChargingLEDs24
CongratulationsonyourpurchaseofaUniden
GMRS(GeneralMobileRadioService)
waterproofradio.Theselightweight,palm-sized,
radiosarestate-of-the-artdevices.The
GMR5088-2CKHSandGMR5095-2CKHS
modelsincludeearbudvoxmics.GMR5098-
2CKVPincludestwoVOXheadsetboommics.
Usethematsportingeventstocontactfamily
andfriends,whilehiking,skiing,oroutdoors,or
inaneighborhoodwatchforvitalcommunication
—evenoutsidebythepool!Don'tworry;they
float!
Your radio complies with JIS7 water-
resistant standards, which means the radio 
can be submerged in 1.0 meters of water for 
30 minutes without damage.
• Theradiowillonlymeetthisratingiffully
assembledandallrubbersealsandthejack
coverarewellmaintainedandcorrectlyfitted.
ThismeansthattheHeadsetplugisnotinserted,
andtheHeadsetjackcoverandthebatterypack
areattachedandsecurelyfastened.
• Afteryourradioissubmergedinwater,youmight
noticethatthesoundisdistorted.Thisisbecause
waterremainsinandaroundthespeakerand
microphone.Justshaketheradiotoclearexcess
water,andthesoundshouldreturntonormal.
Note: If your radio is exposed to salt water, 
clean your radio thoroughly with fresh water 
and dry it before turning it on.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Yourpackagecontainstworadios,6
rechargeableAANiMHbatteries,oneACadapter
withmicroUSBconnector,onechargingcradle,2
earbud/micheadsetsforGMR5095-2CKHSand
GMR5088-2CKHS(GMR5098-2CKVPhastwo
headsetboommics),twobeltclips,andthis
referenceguide.Toorderthefollowingoptional
accessories,visitourwebsiteatwww.uniden.
com.Use only Uniden accessories.
• NiMHBatteries–#BP-38
• ChargingCradle–#RC-1289
• HeadsetBoomMic–#ZA-133orZA-160
• ACAdapter–#AD-0001
• CarabinerClip–#TSTD0720002
GMRS LICENSE
The radio operates on the General Mobile 
Radio Service (GMRS) frequencies when 
using Channels 1-7 and channels 15-22. You 
must have a GMRS license issued by the 
Federal Communications Commission to 
legally use these channels.
For licensing information and application 
forms, visit the FCC online at: www.fcc.gov/
wtb/uls or call the FCC hotline at 1-800-418-
3676. If you have any questions, you can 
contact the FCC direct at 1-888-225-5322. No 
license is required for operation on channels 
8-14 or operation on any channel in Canada.
INSTALL THE BATTERY
Eachradiouses3rechargeableAANiMH
batteriesforpower(included).Itcanalsouse
non-rechargeableAAalkalinebatteries(not
included).ToinstalltheNiMHbatteries:
1.Turnthescrewholdingthebattery
compartmentcounterclockwisewitha
screwdriverandliftupthebatterycover,
2.InserttheNiMHbatteriesinthebattery
compartmentaccordingtothedirections
indicatedonthebattery.Installingthe
batteriesincorrectlywillpreventtheunitfrom
operating.
3.Beforeplacingthebatterycoverbackonthe
radio,checktherubbersealaroundthe
batterycompartment.Makesurethattheseal
isingoodconditionandthatthereisno
foreignmatterunderit.
4.Replacethebatterycompartmentdoor.
Tightenthescrewssecurely.
Note:If the rubber seal appears worn, nicked, 
or dried out, replacement seals are available 
from www.uniden.com.
CHARGING THE RADIO
Followtheseinstructionstochargeorrecharge
yourradios.
Make sure to turn the radio OFF before 
placing it in the charging cradle.
1.Inserttheadapter'smicroUSBplugtoDCIN
5VUSBjackofthechargingcradleandplug
theotherendintoanACoutlet.
2.Setthechargingcradleonastabledeskor
tabletopandplacetheradiosinthecharging
cradlewiththekeypadfacingforward.
3.MakesurethattheLEDilluminates.Charge
thebatteriesfor16hoursandremovethe
radiofromthechargingcradleaftercharging.
Note:
• UseonlythesuppliedbatteriesandACadapter
orapprovedaccessoriesfromUniden.
• Chargetimemayvarydependingonthebattery
liferemaining.
• Thebatteriesmustbeinstalledfortheunitto
operate,eveniftheunitisalsoconnectedto
externalpower.
• Ifbatterypowerislow,youcannotoperatethe
radioevenusingexternalpower.Allowthe
batteriestochargebeforeusing.Ifyoutryto
transmitwhilepowerislow,theradiowill
automaticallyturnoff.
• Chargetimemayvarydependingonthebattery
speaktosomeone,bothyourradiosmustbeset
tothesamechannelandPrivacycode.
Tochooseachannel:
Press  or ,thenpress  or CH CH
toincreaseordecreasethechannel
numberdisplayed.
Toscrollthroughthechannels,press  orCH 
,thenpressandhold  or formoreCH 
than1second.
Note: Channels 1-7 and 15-22 have a typical 
range of up to 50 miles by pressing BOOST. 
HI displays when you select a GMRS 
channel, and   displays when you select LO
an FRS channel.
SETTING UP GROUP MODE
Groupmodeletsseveralpeopletalkonthe
samechannelinaseparategroup.Inorderto
useGroupmode,youneedtoinitializespecific
settingsinyourradio:
• SettheradiotoGroupmode.
• SetaGroupCode.
• SetaUnitNumber.
• Seta"Nickname."
Setting the Radio to Group Mode
TosettheradiotoGroupmode,whichenables
DirectCall,AutoChannelChange,andAllCall,
pressandhold for2seconds.TONE/GROUP
Theradiodisplays andgroupcodeGRP .
Note: In Group mode, you cannot receive 
transmissions from other radios unless 
they are also set to the same channel and 
group code.
Setting the Group Code
Setthegroupcodeforyourradiogroupfrom
0-142.Everyoneinyourgroupmustselectthe
samegroupcodeinordertocommunicatewith
eachother.
1.Press inGroupmode.PressTONE/GROUP
CH or toselectthegroupnumber.
2.Press or toreturnENTER/  TONE/GROUP
tonormaloperation.
Setting the Unit Number
Eachradioinyourgroupneedstobesettoa
uniqueunitnumber,from1-16.
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/ 
until appears,andthenpressUNIT ENTER/ 
 .Thecurrentunitnumberflashes.
2.Press or toselectthedesiredunitCH 
number.
3.Press tocontinuetothenextENTER/ 
section.
Setting Your Nickname
Yournicknameappearsonotherunits’displays
whenyoumakeanAllCallorDirectCall.Thisis
alsothenamethatappearsonotherradio
displayswhensomeonewantstomakeaDirect
Calltoyou.Withoutanickname,theunit
numbershows.
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/ 
until appears,andthenpressUNIT ENTER/ 
.Thecurrentunitnumberflashes,then
press .TheradiodisplaysENTER/   - - - -
(oryourcurrentnickname)withthefirstplace
inthenicknameflashing.
2.Press or toselecttheletter,thenCH 
ENTER/  toadvancetothenextletteruntil
youhaveenteredyournickname.
3.Press toconfirmthesettingandMENU/ 
exitthemenu.
Using Group Mode
Groupmodeletsyoumakedirectcallstoother
peopleinyourgroupwithoutalertingtheentire
groupandalsoletsyouquicklychange
everyoneinyourgrouptoanotherchannelfrom
asingleradio.BeforeusingGroupmode,follow
theinstructionsin"SettingUpGroupmode"on
everyradioinyourgroup.Then,torecordthe
unitIDandeveryone’snicknameineveryradio,
sendacallto"All"fromeachradioonetime
(see"SendingaDirectCall").
Sending a Direct Call
DirectCallletsyoucalleveryoneinyourgroup
atonce,orcallasinglepersoninyourgroup
withoutanyoneelseinthegroupknowing.Itis
likea"speeddial"directlytotheperson(s)you
wanttotalkto.
Tocalleveryoneinyourgroup,press inD CALL
Groupmode.Theradioflashes .Then,ALL
press or .EveryoneinyourD CALL   ENTER/ 
groupreceivesacall"chirp"forabout3
seconds.Whenthechirpends,beginyour
conversation.
Note:When you make a direct call to "all," your 
radio also sends out your nickname or ID so 
that it will show up in the call list for everyone in 
your group.
Tocallonepersoninyourgroupwithouthaving
otherpeopleknow,press inGroupD CALL
mode.Then,use  or toselecttheCH 
personyouwanttocallandpress orD CALL 
ENTER/  .Yourradiosoundstonesfor3
secondsasitsendsthecall.Whentheselected
personanswers,youcanbeginyour
conversation.
Youcansilencethecalltonesanytimeby
pressing or .PTT BOOST
Yourconversationremainsprivatebetweenyou
andthepersonyoucalleduntil15secondsafter
Channel Scan Feature
Yourradiohasachannelscanfeaturethatlets
youeasilyscanall22channels.Whenanactive
channelisdetected,theradiopausesonthat
channeluntilthechannelisclear.Thenaftera
2-seconddelay,theradioresumesscanning.
Pressing or whilethescanisPTT BOOST
pausedonachannelletsyoutransmitonthat
channel.
Toturnonchannelscan:
Press .Theradiodisplays .MENU/  SCAN
Press .ThechannelnumberchangesENTER/ 
astheradiorapidlycyclesthroughthechannels.
UsetheradioinStandard(notGroup)mode
whenyouneedtobeabletocommunicatewith
radiosthatdonothavethegroupfeature.
Talking on Your Radio
Totalktoothersusingtheradio:
1.Pressandhold or andspeakinPTT BOOST
aclear,normalvoiceabout2-3inchesaway
fromthemicrophone.Whileyoutransmit,
TXHI TXLOor appearsonthedisplay
accordingtothetypeofchannel.Toavoid
cuttingoffthefirstpartofyourtransmission,
pauseslightlyafterpressing or PTT BOOST
beforeyoustarttalking.
2.Whenyoufinishspeaking,release orPTT
BOOST.Youcannowreceiveincomingcalls.
Whilereceiving, appearsonthedisplay.RX
Note:
• When you press BOOST, BOOST appear on 
the display. The radio transmits at maximum 
power when a GMRS channel is selected.
• IfBOOST,PTTorVOXiscontinuouslyused,1
minuteafteryoustartusingthefeaturethe
transmissionstopsandyouhearatimeouterror
tone.
Monitor Mode Feature
Yourradioletsyoulistenforweaksignalson
thecurrentchannelatthepressofakey.
ToturnontheMonitormode:
• Pressandhold for2secondsuntilLIGHT/MON
twobeepssoundforcontinuouslistening.The
receivercircuitstaysopen,soyouhearboththe
noiseandweaksignals.
ToturnoffMonitormode:
Press toreturntothepreviousLIGHT/MON
mode. and disappear.MON RX
Navigating through the Normal Menu
YourradiohasaMenufunctiontoaccess
advancedfeatures.InordertouseAuto
ChannelChange,youneedtosetyourradioto
Groupmode.
Start 
Scanning 
Scan 
Mode 
Silent 
Mode 
ON-OFF 
Auto 
Channel 
Change 
Channel 
Change 
VOX 
Level 
OFF, 1-5 
1-10 
Call 
Tone 
Unit 
Setting 
Setting 
Unit 
Number 
Roger 
Beep 
ON-OFF 
Beep 
Tone 
ON-OFF 
Setting 
Nickname 
1.Toenterthemenu,press / .MENU
2.Press againtoadvancethroughMENU/ 
themenu.Afterthelastmenuitem,theradio
exitstothepreviousmode.
3.OtherwaystoexittheMenufunctionare:
a.Press , ,PTT BOOST LIGHT/MON, D 
CALL, WX/ALERT or TONE/GROUP.
b.Wait10secondsuntiltheradio
automaticallyreturnstotheprevious
mode.
Setting Silent Mode
WhenyouturnonSilentmode,allincoming
callsaremuted,thedisplaybacklightflashes,
andthechannelindicatordisplays andSLNT
CALLtoalertyoutoanincomingcall.Ifyoudo
notrespondtothecallwithin15seconds,the
backlightturnsoff.TheGMR5095willalso
vibratetoremindyouthatyoumissedacall.
Silentmodeisdisabledfor15secondswhen
youtransmit,receive,orpressanyotherbutton.
TosetSilentmode:
1.Enterthemenu.Advancethroughthemenu
untilthe displays,thenpressSLNT ENTER/ 
.Thecurrentsettingflashes.
2. Press
CH
todisplay ,thenpress on ENTER/ 
Note: To prevent unwanted silent alerts, be sure 
to use a Privacy Code or Group Code whenever 
you use the Silent mode feature.
You can hear the received voice when you turn 
on channel scan and an active channel is 
detected, even during Silent mode. 
Missed Call Alerts
IfyoureceiveanincomingcallwhileSilent
modeisonanddonotrespond,theradiowill
turnontheMissedCallicon.Ifyouareusing
Groupmode,theradiowillalsoindicatewho
madethecall.
TheGMR5095willalsoremindyouofamissed
callbyvibratingeveryminuteafterthecallfor3
minutes.
• BOOSTforMaximum
Range*
• HeadsetJack
• AutoChannelChange
Call
• BatteryLevelMeter
• RechargeableNiMH
Batteries
• DualChargingCradle
withACAdapter
• ChannelMonitor
• ChannelScan
GroupScan
• KeypadLock
• EmergencyWeather
Alert
• EmergencyLight
yourlastconversation.Then,yourradio
automaticallyexitsPrivatemode.
Automatically Changing Channels
AutoChannelChangeletsyoueasilycoordinate
achannelchangeforeveryoneinyourgroup.
Youmightwanttodothiswhenyoufindyouare
gettingalotofinterferenceonyourcurrent
channel.Youalsousethisfeaturetochange
fromalow-powerchannel(8-14)tooneofthe
high-poweredchannels(1-7,15-22)formore
range(ortoalow-powerchannelifyouneed
longerbatterylife).
Tostartanautochannelchange,onanyradio
inthegroup,press AdvancethroughMENU/  . 
themenuuntil appears,thenpressCHCX   
ENTER/ .    Thecurrentchannelflashes.Use
CH or  to selectthetargetchannel.You
cancheckwhethertheselectedchannelis
clear.Thenpress or .D CALL ENTER/ 
Yourradiochirpsforabout10secondswhileit
sendsoutthechannelchangesignal.Aseach
radioreceivesthechannelchangesignal,it
chirpsonce,thenchangestothenewchannel.
Toensureallradiosmakeittothenewchannel,
werecommendyou:
• Makesureyouareinanopenenvironment,
wheretheradiowillgetthebestrange.
• Optimizerangeduringthechannelchangesignal
byraisingtheradiooveryourheadtogivethe
bestpossibleheight.
• Doa"rollcall"onthenewchannelafterthe
movetobesurenoonewasleftbehind.Ifyou
missedsomeone,returntothepreviouschannel
andissuethesignalagain.
USING THE RADIO IN 
 STANDARD MODE
UsetheradioinStandard(notGroup)mode
whenyouneedtobeabletocommunicatewith
radiosthatdonothavethegroupfeature.
Choosing a Privacy Code
YoucanselectaPrivacyCodefrom1-142for
eachchannel. (off)indicatesnoPrivacyoF
Codeselectedandyourradiocanreceivea
signalregardlessofthecodesettingsofthe
transmittingradio.
1.Press .ThePrivacyCodeTONE/GROUP
indicatorflashes.
2.Press  or toincreaseordecreaseCH 
thecode.Youcanalsoselect .oF
3.Press orENTER/    TONE/GROUP toreturn
tonormaloperation.
Note: Only tones 1-38 are standard across 
radio brands. Other settings might differ 
from brand to brand. See the specifications 
for the specific tones used for each setting.
Voice Operated Transmission
Yourradioisequippedwithauserselectable
VoiceOperatedTransmitter(VOX)thatcanbe
usedforautomaticvoicetransmissions.TheVOX
featureisdesignedtobeusedwithaheadsetwith
amicrophone.Initiatetransmissionbyspeaking
intotheremotemicrophoneinsteadofpushing
PTT BOOSTand .ToselecttheVOXlevel:
1.Press .AdvancethroughtheMenuMENU/ 
until appearsonthedisplay thenpressVOX , 
ENTER/  .     The currentlevel(off,1-5) flashes.
Level (off)disablesVOX,whilelevels1-5oF
setthesensitivityoftheVOXcircuit.
2.Presseither  or toreachthedesiredCH 
VOXsensitivitylevel,thenpress ENTER/  .
Uselevel1forincreasedsensitivitytovoicein
normallyquietenvironments,anduseahigher
leveltoreduceundesiredactivationinvery
noisyenvironments.
Transmitting a Call Tone
Yourradioisequippedwith10selectablecall
tonesthataretransmittedwhenyoupressD 
CALLinStandardmode.
Theselectedtonealsowillbeheardwhen
someoneplacesadirectcalltoyou.
Toselectacalltone:
1.Press .AdvancethroughthemenuMENU/ 
until appears,thenpress .TheCALL ENTER/ 
currentcalltonenumber(1-10)flashes.
2.Press or toincreaseordecreasetheCH 
numbertothedesiredcalltone.Eachtonewill
beheardthroughthespeaker.Press /ENTER
 toselectacalltone.
Totransmittheselectedcalltone,press .D CALL
Theselectedtoneistransmittedforafixedlength
oftime.Press or tocancel.PTT BOOST
Roger Beep
RogerBeepisabeepthatissenttonotifytheend
oftransmission(bothPTTandVOXtransmission).
YoucanhearRogerBeepthroughthespeaker
whenbothRogerBeepandBeepToneareon.
WhenRogerBeepisonandBeepToneisoff,you
donothearRogerBeep,butitistransmittedto
yourparty.
ToadjustRogerBeep,press .AdvanceMENU/ 
throughthemenuuntil appears,thenpressRGR
ENTER/  .Thecurrentsettingflashes.
ToturnoffRogerBeep:
Press todisplay ,thenpressCH oF ENTER/ 
ToturnonRogerBeep:
Press  todisplay ,thenpressCH on ENTER/ 
Adjusting the Sound (Beep Tone)
Yourradiosoundsabeepeachtimeyou
pressakey(exceptfor and ).PTT BOOST
liferemaining.
• Donotrechargealkalinebatteries.Doingsocan
createasafetyhazardordamagetheradio.
• Forfastercharging,turnofftheradiobefore
charging.
Warning! 
• Thechargingcradleisnotwaterproof.Ifthe
chargingcradlefallsinthewater,unplugitbefore
attemptingtoremoveitfromthewater.Allowthe
cradletodrycompletelybeforereconnectingthe
power.
• Wipeoffdirtorshakewaterfromyourradio
beforeplacinginthechargingcradleifyourradio
issoiledorwet.
USING A HEADSET
GMR5088-2CKHSandGMR5095-2CKHSboth
comewithanearbudheadsetwithmiconthe
cord.TheGMR5098-2CKVPcomeswithboom
micheadset.Touseaheadset,lifttherubber
coverfromovertheheadsetjack,thenplugin
theheadset.
Important: Your radio is not waterproof when 
using a headset jack. When you remove the 
headset, be sure to fully press the jack cover 
into place to restore its waterproof capability.
USING RADIO BATTERY LEVEL 
AND LOW BATTERY ALERT
Thisradiohasabatterylevelmeterthat
indicatesthebatterypowerlevel.Whenthe
batterylevelislow,thebatterylevelmetericon
flashesandthenBATT appearsafter30
seconds.RechargetheNiMHbatteries
immediately.
Warning!To avoid the risk of personal injury or 
property damage from fire or electrical shock, 
only use the Uniden accessories specifically 
designated for this product.
USING THE RADIO
Inordertogetthemostoutofyournewradio,
readthisreferenceguidecompletelybefore
attemptingtooperateit.
Turning the Radio On and Adjusting 
the Volume
1.Pressandhold  toturntheradioMENU/
on.
2.Press  orVO  toincreaseordecrease
thevolumelevelthenpress .ENTER/ 
3.Pressandhold toturntheradioMENU/ 
off.
Choosing a Channel
Yourradiohas22channelsand142Privacy
codesyoucanusetotalktoothers.Inorderto
Specyfikacje produktu
| Marka: | Uniden | 
| Kategoria: | radio | 
| Model: | GMR5095-2CKHS | 
| Kolor produktu: | Srebrny | 
| Ilość: | 1 | 
| Typ napędu: | Głowica do gramofonu audio | 
| Kompatybilność: | AT-LP120-USB\nAT-LP240-USB | 
| Kompatybilność marki: | Audio-Technica | 
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