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The Motorola T260 Talkabout 2-Way Radio is designed for reliable communication in various outdoor and indoor environments. With a range of up to 25 miles under optimal conditions, it allows users to stay connected with family and friends. This lightweight and durable radio includes essential features such as NOAA weather channels and alerts, and iVOX/VOX hands-free communication.
Image: Motorola T260 Talkabout Two-Way Radios banner highlighting the 'Go Further' capability.
Se ka Lebokoseng
Your Motorola T260 package includes the following items:
- 2 Liea-le-moea
- 2 Likotoana tsa Mabanta
- 2 NiMH Battery Packs
- 1 "Y" Cable Charging Adapter with dual-micro-USB connectors
- 1 Tataiso ea mosebelisi
Image: A single Motorola T260 Talkabout 2-Way Radio, showcasing moralo le pontsho ya yona.
Litaelo tsa ho seta
1. Ho kenya Battery le ho tjhaja
The T260 radios can be powered using the included NiMH rechargeable battery packs or 3 AA alkaline batteries (not included for AA). For initial use, install the NiMH battery packs and charge the radios.
- Netefatsa hore radio e tima.
- Bula sekwahelo sa karolo ya betri ka morao ho radio.
- Insert the NiMH battery pack, ensuring correct polarity.
- Koala sekoaelo sa karolo ea betri ka mokhoa o sireletsehileng.
- Connect the "Y" cable charging adapter to a power source and then to the micro-USB ports on both radios.
- Charge the radios for approximately 10 hours for a full charge. The battery indicator on the display will show charging status.
2. Ho hokela lebanta Clip
To attach the belt clip, align the clip with the slots on the back of the radio and slide it down until it clicks into place.
Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso
1. Ho tima/Ho tima
Tobetsa o hatelle Matla/Menu button until the display lights up to turn the radio on. Repeat to turn off.
2. Channel and Privacy Code Selection
The T260 offers 22 channels and 121 privacy codes, totaling 2,662 combinations for clear communication.
- Tobetsa ea Lenane button until the channel number flashes.
- Sebelisa le Up or Tlase buttons to select your desired channel.
- Tobetsa Lenane again until the privacy code flashes.
- Sebelisa le Up or Tlase buttons to select your desired privacy code.
- Tobetsa Lenane kapa ea PTT konopo ho netefatsa khetho ea hau.
3. Push-to-Talk (PTT)
Ho fetisa, tobetsa o hatelle PTT button and speak clearly into the microphone. Release the PTT konopo ea ho mamela.
4. Range Considerations
The maximum communication range is up to 25 miles under ideal, unobstructed conditions. Actual range will vary based on terrain, weather, electromagnetic interference, and obstructions.
5. Liteishene tsa Boemo ba Leholimo ba NOAA le Litemoso
Stay informed about real-time weather conditions by accessing one of 11 NOAA weather channels or initiating weather alerts. NOAA radio service availability may vary by area.
6. Puisano e se nang matsoho ea iVOX/VOX
The iVOX/VOX feature allows for hands-free operation. When activated, the radio transmits automatically when it detects your voice, eliminating the need to press the PTT button.
7. Tšobotsi ea ho Sekena
Use the scanning feature to quickly find active channels. This helps identify channels currently in use for communication.
8. Tlhokomeliso ea Battery e tlase
The radio will provide an audible alert and/or a visual indicator on the display when the battery level is low, reminding you to recharge or replace batteries.
Images: Icons representing various outdoor activities like hiking, driving, camping, and biking, where the T260 radios can be utilized.
Video: Pontšo ea semmuso ea video ea sehlahisoaasing the Motorola T260 Talkabout Radio, highlighting its features and ease of use in various scenarios.
Tlhokomelo
To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your Motorola T260 radios, follow these maintenance guidelines:
- Ho hloekisa: Sebelisa bonolo, damp lesela ho hlwekisa bokantle ba radio. O se ke wa sebedisa dihlwekisi tse kgohlang kapa dihlapolli.
- Tlhokomelo ea Betri: Fully charge NiMH battery packs before long periods of storage. Store batteries in a cool, dry place.
- Polokelo: Store radios in a dry, dust-free environment when not in use.
- Khahlamelo ea Metsi: While durable, the T260 is not water resistant. Avoid submerging the radio in water.
Ho batle phoso
If you encounter issues with your Motorola T260 radio, refer to the following common troubleshooting tips:
- Ha ho Matla: Ensure batteries are correctly installed and fully charged. Check if the radio is turned on.
- Poor Range/Static: Verify both radios are on the same channel and privacy code. Move to an area with fewer obstructions.
- Ha e khone ho fetisetsa/ho Fumana: Check if the PTT button is being pressed correctly. Ensure the radio is not in scan mode or iVOX/VOX mode if manual transmission is desired.
- Tlhokomeliso ea Battery e Tlaase: Recharge or replace the batteries promptly.
Litlhaloso
| Sebopeho | Lintlha |
|---|---|
| Nomoro ea Mohlala | T260 |
| Litekanyo tsa Sehlahisoa | 1.24 x 2.13 x 6.42 lisenthimithara |
| Boima ba Ntho | 6.4 lik'hilograma |
| Palo ea Likanale | 22 |
| Likhoutu tsa Lekunutu | 121 |
| Maqhubu a Range | FRS/GMRS 462 - 467 MHz |
| Talking Range Maximum | 25 Miles (optimal conditions) |
| Mohloli oa Matla | 2 NiMH Battery Packs (included) or 3 AA batteries (not included) |
| Moqtage | 4.5 Volts (DC) |
| Likarolo Tse Khethehileng | Lightweight, NOAA Weather Channels/Alerts, iVOX/VOX Hands-Free |
| Boemo ba ho hanyetsa Metsi | Ha e Mamelle Metsi |
| Mmala | Bosoeu |
Warranty le Tšehetso
Specific warranty details and customer support contact information are typically provided in the user guide included with your product. Please refer to the physical user guide for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding warranty coverage and technical support.
