1. Ifihan
Kaabo
O ṣeun fun riraasing this car walkie-talkie. This walkie-talkie is developed with novel design, stable performance, light equipment, easy operation and multiple sophisticated functions. This walkie-talkie adopts the most advanced technology. We firmly believe that the quality and function of this product will satisfy you!
Alaye Aabo olumulo
It is important for users to understand and recognize the general dangers of using the radio!
- Do not use a damaged antenna. A damaged antenna may cause minor burns if it comes into contact with the skin.
- Do not use the radio in explosive environments (such as gas, dust, steam, etc.).
- Pa redio nigbati o ba n tun epo tabi pa ni ibudo gaasi kan.
- Do not modify or adjust the unit for any reason.
- Do not expose the radio to direct sunlight for a long time or place it near heating appliances.
- Do not place the radio in extremely dusty, humid or splashing places, or on unstable surfaces.
- Repairs can only be performed by professional technicians.
- If you find that the radio emits an odor or smoke, turn off the power of the radio immediately and contact the supplier.
2. Eto
2.1. Ohun ti o wa ninu Apoti
Package pẹlu awọn nkan wọnyi:

Figure: Contents of the ABBREE AR-7600 package
| Nkan | Opoiye |
|---|---|
| Radio Ara | 1 |
| Gbohungbohun | 1 |
| Okun agbara | 1 |
| akọmọ | 1 |
| Package Awọn ẹya ẹrọ | 1 |
| Voltage Olutọsọna | 1 |
| Ilana itọnisọna | 1 |
| Eriali GPS (aṣayan) | 1 |
2.2. Paati Paview

Figure: ABBREE AR-7600 Component Diagram
| Rara. | Ẹya ara ẹrọ |
|---|---|
| 1 | MIC Jack |
| 2 | Agbara Yipada |
| 3 | USB Interface |
| 4 | Olohun Interface |
| 5 | GPS Antenna Socket |
| 6 | Itutu Fan |
| 7 | RF Antenna Socket |
| 8 | PTT1 |
| 9 | PTT2 |
| 10 | Bọtini iṣẹ |
| 11 | Bọtini Nọmba |
| 12 | Iho kio |
| 13 | Ifihan |
| 14 | Gbohungbohun |
| 15 | Agbọrọsọ |
3. Awọn ilana Iṣiṣẹ
3.1. Basic Modes of Operation
The radio supports three basic operating modes:
- VFO Mode (Frequency Mode): Press the [CLR] key to switch. In this mode, use the [UP/DOWN] keys to change the frequency.
- MR Mode (Frequency Channel Mode): Press the [CLR] key to switch. Use the [UP/DOWN] keys to change the channel number (stored frequency and related data). At least one memory channel must be programmed to enter this mode.
- CH Mode (Channel Mode): Press the [CLR] key to switch. Use the [UP/DOWN] keys to change the channel number (stored frequency and related data). At least one memory channel must be programmed to enter this mode.
3.2. Awọn Eto Akojọ aṣyn
The menu contains settings for various software functions of the intercom. You can change the settings in the menu to meet your needs.
- Press the [FUN] key to enter the menu system.
- Press the [UP/DOWN] key to select the menu item to be used.
- Press the [FUN] key to enter the menu setting.
- You can press the [UP/DOWN] key to select the setting content, then press the [FUN] key to complete the setting and return to the menu system.
- Press the [CLR] key to exit the menu system and return to the original working mode.
- If there is no operation for more than 10 seconds, the intercom will automatically return to the original working mode.
| Rara. | Display Character | Iwa Ifihan Akojọ Atẹle | Awọn ilana Eto Akojọ Atẹle |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | Ede | English/Chinese | Select the display interface language |
| 1 | Igbesẹ | 0.05KHz/.../500KHz | You can choose from 0.05KHz,...500KHz |
| 2 | SQL | 0-10 | Ṣatunṣe laarin awọn ipele 0-10, ipele ti o ga julọ, squelch jinle |
| 3 | Agbara | Low Power/Middle Power/High Power | Low power transmission/medium power/high power transmission |
| 4 | Roger | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on the end tone |
| 5 | TOT | Close/15s/.../1270s | No limit on the transmission time. If the transmission time exceeds, the walkie-talkie will automatically turn off the transmission. |
| 6 | VOX | Pade/Ṣii | Pa a/tan iṣakoso ohun |
| 7 | Ipele VOX | Close/1.../10 | Ṣeto ẹnu-ọna ere iṣakoso ohun |
| 8 | Ẹgbẹ Ṣeto | Dín/Fife | When selecting narrowband, it will display "N", and when selecting wideband, it will display "W" |
| 9 | Ohùn Too | Close/English/Chinese | Choose the number tone |
| 10 | Beep | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on the prompt tone |
| 11 | Ohun orin ipe | Close/1.../10 | Ṣeto ohun orin ipe |
| 12 | Ṣayẹwo | / | Scan starts, if it is not in frequency mode, at least 2 channels are required to start scanning |
| 13 | Imọlẹ ẹhin | Close/Open/Auto 5s...160s | Backlight off (the backlight will light up for a while when there is an operation) / Backlight always on / Backlight goes off after the set time (digits indicate time) |
| 14 | Scramble | Pade/Ṣii | Pa a / tan scrambling |
| 15 | Kọpọ | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on compression and expansion |
| 16 | Ipo Titiipa bọtini | Manual/Auto 5s...130s/Save | Manually lock the keyboard / Lock the keyboard after the set time, do not save the lock state / Lock the keyboard after the set time, save the lock state |
| 17 | Des-CTSCS | Close/1.../CTC-254.1/DCS-D023N.../DCS-D7541 | Press the [V+] key to select: off, CTCSS, DCSN, DCSI; Press [▲]/[▼] key: select the group you need; |
| 18 | Ens-CTDCS | Close/Open/1.../CTC-254.1/DCS-D023N.../DCS-D7541 | Press [0-9] key to directly input the sub-audio frequency you want |
| 19 | Sft | +/- | The transmitting frequency is equal to the receiving frequency / The transmitting frequency is equal to the current frequency minus the difference frequency |
| 20 | Aiṣedeede Freq | 0.000-450.000MHz | The difference between the transmitting and receiving frequencies |
| 21 | Rev Frequency | Pade/Ṣii | Reverse frequency off/on |
| 22 | Agbara Lori Ohun orin | Close/Tone 1...Tone 7 | Select the power-on prompt tone |
| 23 | Ṣayẹwo Fikun/Dẹli | Paarẹ/Fikun-un | Delete/add scanning channels |
| 24 | Iboju bata | Picture/Voltage/Information | Display the power-on image / Display the voltage volts / Display the set information |
| 25 | Ise Meji | Pade/Ṣii | Iduro meji ni pipa/tan |
| 26 | Pri Tx Ch | Close/Auto/Group A/Group B | Turn off priority transmission / Automatically select the transmission group / Transmit in group A / Transmit in group B |
| 27 | Orukọ ikanni | Pade/Ṣii | Pa a/tan ifihan orukọ ikanni |
| 28 | Fipamọ ikanni | / | Press [▲]/[▼] key to select the channel number, press the menu key to confirm the storage |
| 29 | ikanni Del | / | Press [▲]/[▼] key to select the channel number, press the menu key to confirm the deletion |
| 30 | Idiwọn Freq | / | Enter the frequency measurement function |
| 31 | Gen.CH [PTT] | / | Press the PTT key to turn on the machine, and then enter this menu to randomly generate channels 1-32, and then you can Send the channel to the same group members through the fast team function |
| 32 | Ẹgbẹ iyara T | / | Enter the fast team transmission function |
| 33 | Ẹgbẹ iyara R | / | Enter the fast team receiving function |
| 34 | Iru ifihan agbara | None/DTMF/Tone & 5 Tone | Can set signaling type |
| 35 | PTT ID Ṣeto | Close/BOT/EOT/BOTH | Can set PTT ID |
| 36 | Oni-nọmba Sin | Pade/Ṣii | Turn on digital service, can enable individual call, group call, all call functions |
| 37 | Pe Too | Single Call/Group Call/All Call | Can select appropriate call mode according to the situation |
| 38 | Omo egbe Sel | / | Can select members for individual call (user names can be pre-set in the frequency writing software) |
| 39 | Ẹgbẹ Sel | / | Can select groups for group call (group names can be pre-set in the frequency writing software) |
| 40 | Ifihan Iru | Night Mode/Day Mode | Can set display type |
| 41 | Redio | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on radio |
| 42 | Fagilee Ariwo | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on noise reduction function |
| 43 | NOAA | Pade/Ṣii | Turn off/on NOAA function |
| 44 | Tunto | Config Reset/Clear Channel/Factory Preset | Restore the setting mode parameters and full frequency to factory settings / Delete all stored channels / Restore to the last written frequency parameters |
| 45 | Alaye ẹrọ | / | Can display version information and last programming time |
3.3. Keypad Operations
The handheld microphone features a full keypad for easy control. Here are some long-press functions:
- Long-press 0 key: Start emergency alarm
- Long-press 1 key: Switch step
- Long-press 2 key: Switch SQL
- Long-press 3 key: Switch Call Tone
- Long-press 4 key: Switch Transmit Power
- Long-press 5 key: Switch Roger
- Long-press 6 key: Switch TOT
- Long-press 7 key: Yipada wíwo
- Long-press 8 key: Switch Display Type
- Long-press 9 key: Switch Voice Sort
- Long-press * key: Switch NOAA
- Long-press # key: Titiipa bọtini itẹwe/ṣii silẹ
- Long-press C/POW: Agbara tan/pa
3.4. Pataki Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ
Video: Product demonstration showing Dual PTT, Mode Switching, Frequency Measurement, NOAA Weather Radio, and Backlight Switching.
Dual PTT Transmission
The radio features a Dual PTT design, allowing you to easily switch channels in the UV band for transmission. This enhances operational convenience.
GPS Positioning (Optional)
The built-in GPS provides accurate location tracking, ensuring that you always know where you are. Real-time positioning of members, with location information readily available. This model is available in both non-GPS function (V1) and GPS function (V2) versions.

Figure: GPS Positioning Feature
VOX Hands-Free and FM Function
Automatically transmit by speaking, freeing up your hands and ensuring safe driving. You can also listen to FM radio programs and enjoy music and news for entertainment during your travels.

Figure: VOX Hands-Free and FM Function
Redio Oju ojo NOAA
Get real-time emergency updates and severe weather warnings to stay safe on the road. Provide you with preparation time before a disaster occurs.

Figure: NOAA Weather Receiver
To activate NOAA Weather Radio:
- Tẹ akojọ aṣayan sii.
- Find item 43, Weather Forecast, and open it.
- Press and hold the [*] key to enter the weather forecast function. NOAA will appear on the screen. You can select a forecast by pressing the Up [▲] or Down [▼] key.
- Press and hold the [*] key to exit the weather forecast function.
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Frequency Measurement Function
This unit has a frequency measurement and decoding function, which can be used to quickly communicate with other walkie-talkies.

Figure: Frequency Measurement in action
To use the frequency meter function:
- Enter the menu "Frequency measurement function".
- Press the [FUN] key to enter, and the screen will display "Frequency measurement in progress".
- Press and hold the PTT key of the walkie-talkie under test to transmit, and then move closer to this unit.
- When the frequency measurement is completed, it will broadcast that the frequency measurement is successful, and the screen will display the frequency and store it in the channel.
- You can press the [UP/DOWN] key to switch channels and enter the next frequency measurement.
- Press the [CLR] key to exit the frequency measurement function and return to the original working mode.
Ifihan agbara DTMF
DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency) consists of a high frequency group and a low frequency group, each of which contains 4 frequencies. A high frequency signal and a low frequency signal are superimposed to form a combined signal, representing a number. DTMF signaling has 16 codes and can be used to select the corresponding intercom.
- Select DTMF in the signaling type in the channel information.
- Set up encoding, decoding and dialing lists in DTMF service to meet customer needs.
Scrambling Išė
The scrambling function encrypts voice signals to effectively prevent eavesdropping and ensure the privacy of call content.
2-One & 5-One Signal
The 2-tone & 5-tone feature encodes and decodes multiple audio frequencies at different frequencies, allowing users to trigger operations and implement selective calling by sending specific 2-tone & 5-tone codes. This is very useful in situations that require rapid response, coordination, and emergency communications, such as alarms, dispatch, and emergency response.
- Select 2-tone & 5-tone signaling as the signaling type in the channel information.
- Set up encoding, decoding and dialing lists in 2-tone & 5-tone services to meet customer needs.
Digital Anti-Cracking
The digital anti-cracking function can be used to prevent illegal signals from being received.
- Enable the digital mode selection in the channel information.
- In Basic Configuration->Configuration, set the digital encoding and enable digital mode.
- Only the same digital code can communicate with each other, the range is 1--49999, the default value is 1688.
Awọn iṣẹ oni-nọmba
By using the digital service function, the intercom alias display function can be realized. The target intercom can display the name of the call initiator.
- The group to which this device belongs: Only those who are set to the same group can talk to each other.
- Name of this device: After setting, the receiver can display the name of the caller.
- Voice encryption password: You can set it from 0001 to 8999, and only those with the same password can talk to each other.
Fast Teaming
When a user initiates team transmission on the walkie-talkie and other users enter the fast team receiving side, multiple walkie-talkie devices can be quickly synchronized on one channel, which brings considerable convenience when multiple people travel in a team.
Isẹ olugba:
- Enter the menu "Team receiving".
- Press the [FUN] key to enter the team receiving, and the interface will display "Fast team receiving side".
Isẹ atagba:
- Enter the menu "Team transmitting".
- Press the [FUN] key to enter the team transmitting, and the interface will display "Fast team initiator".
- At this time, the communication mode of the fast team will be entered. This process takes about 2 minutes. After the communication is completed, the transmitter will exit the transmitting state and the receiver will restart. At this time, members of the same group can talk to each other.
4. Awọn pato
| Iwa | Iye |
|---|---|
| Tuner Technology | VHF, UHF |
| Ikanni ipamọ | 500CH |
| Agbara Batiri (mAh) | 0 (No internal battery, powered by vehicle) |
| Iboju ifihan | Bẹẹni |
| Ibiti o pọju | 5km-10km |
| Se Batiri To wa | Rara |
| Iru | Ọkọ ayọkẹlẹ |
| Agbára Ìjáde (w) | 25w-50w |
| Iwọn Igbohunsafẹfẹ | Multi Band (VHF: 136-174MHz, UHF: 400-480MHz, AM: 108-136MHz RX, FM: 76-108MHz RX) |
| Mabomire | Rara |
| Ohun elo | Others (likely metal/plastic housing) |
| Kemikali ti o ni ifiyesi giga | Ko si |
| Nkan Iru | Redio Alagbeka |
| Iwọn Ọja | 0.8KG (tó súnmọ́) |
| Dimensions (Host) | 145mm (5.7in) x 110mm (4.336in) x 43mm (1.69in) |

Figure: Compact and Portable Design
5. Itọju
To ensure optimal performance and longevity of your ABBREE AR-7600 Mini Mobile Radio, follow these maintenance guidelines:
- Ninu: Lo asọ, damp cloth to clean the exterior of the radio. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
- Ibi ipamọ: Tọju redio ni itura, aye gbigbẹ kuro lati orun taara ati awọn iwọn otutu to gaju.
- Itọju Antenna: Ensure the antenna is securely connected. Avoid bending or stressing the antenna excessively.
- Ayẹwo USB: Regularly check all cables for signs of wear, fraying, or damage. Replace any damaged cables immediately.
- Awọn imudojuiwọn sọfitiwia: Lorekore ṣayẹwo olupese ká website for any available software or firmware updates to ensure your radio has the latest features and bug fixes.
6. Laasigbotitusita
If you encounter issues with your ABBREE AR-7600, refer to the following common troubleshooting steps:
- Ko si Agbara: Ensure the power cable is securely connected to both the radio and the power source. Check the vehicle's fuse if installed.
- Kò sí Ohùn/Ohùn tí kò dára: Verify the volume level is adjusted correctly. Check microphone and speaker connections. Ensure the squelch level (SQL) is not set too high.
- Ko le Gbe/Gba: Confirm that the radio is in the correct operating mode (VFO, MR, or CH) and on the desired frequency/channel. Check antenna connection. Ensure the PTT button is functioning correctly.
- Awọn oran Ifihan: If the display is blank or flickering, check power connections. Try adjusting the backlight settings in the menu.
- GPS Not Working (if applicable): Ensure the GPS antenna is connected and has a clear view ti ọrun. Ṣayẹwo awọn eto GPS ninu akojọ aṣayan.
- Frequency Measurement Inaccurate: Ensure the transmitting radio is close enough and transmitting clearly during the measurement process.
If these steps do not resolve the issue, please contact customer support or refer to the full user manual for more detailed troubleshooting.
7. Awọn imọran olumulo
- Iṣe GPS to dara julọ: For the GPS function (V2 models), ensure the optional GPS antenna is installed correctly and has an unobstructed view of the sky for best signal reception.
- Hands-Free Driving: Utilize the VOX function for hands-free communication, enhancing safety while driving. Adjust the VOX sensitivity (VOX Level) in the menu to suit your environment.
- Stay Informed with NOAA: Regularly check the NOAA Weather Radio feature, especially during long trips or in areas with unpredictable weather, to receive real-time emergency updates.
- Easy Frequency Copy: Use the wireless copy frequency feature to quickly match frequencies with other radios, simplifying group communication setup.
- Awọn ibaraẹnisọrọ to ni aabo: For private conversations, enable the Scrambling Function and utilize DTMF for remote control features.
8. Atilẹyin ọja ati Support
For detailed warranty information, technical support, and a comprehensive guide to all features, please refer to the complete user manual available in PDF format:
Ṣe igbasilẹ Itọsọna olumulo ni kikun (PDF)
You may also contact the seller or manufacturer for further assistance.
