User Manual

ZODIAC D-ONE BT
ICON DESCRIPTION
Function Distinction Icon

: Indicates a function unique to the digital mode, which can only be

used on the digital channel.

: Indicates the unique function of the analog mode, which can only be
used on the analog channel.
Functions not distinguished by icons are available on both digital and
analog modes.

TERM DESCRIPTION
Key operation
Short press: press and quickly release
Long press: press and hold for a moment
Press and hold: keep pressing the key
Single call: it is a call made to a specific user (Optional)
Group call: it is a call made by a user to all users in the group (Optional)
All call: it is a call made by a user to all other users on the channel
Squelch - this technology can filter out excessive background noise to
solve the problem of call quality and noise.
INTRODUCTION
IMPORTANT
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS carefully and completely before using the radio.
SAVE THIS INSTRUCTION MANUAL – This radio manual contains
important operation instructions for the D-ONE BT.

PRODUCT SAFETY AND RADIO FREQUENCY RADIATION FOR HANDHELD

RADIOS
Before using this radio, please carefully read the operating instructions for
the safe use of the radio in the product safety and radio frequency
radiation manual supplied with the product.
Notice! This radio is limited to occupational applications that meet CE RF
energy exposure requirements. Before using this radio, please carefully
read the relevant RF energy information and safe operation instructions in
the product safety and RF exposure manual provided with the product to
ensure compliance with RF energy radiation limit standards.

PRECAUTIONS
WARNING! NEVER hold the radio so that the antenna is very close to/or
touching exposed parts of the body, especially the face or eyes while use
radio. The radio will perform best if the microphone is 5-10 cm (2 to 4
inches) away from the lips and the radio is vertical.
WARNING! NEVER operate the radio with a headset or other audio
accessories at high volume levels.
Hearing experts advise against continuous high-volume operation. If you
experience a ringing in your ears, reduce the volume or discontinue use.
NEVER connect the radio to a power source that is DC fused at more than
5A. Accidental reverse connection will be protected by this fuse, but higher
fuse values will not give any protection against such accidents and the radio
will be ruined.
DO NOT push the PTT when not actually desiring to transmit. Place the unit
in a secure place to avoid inadvertent use by children.
DO NOT operate the radio near unshielded electrical blasting caps or in an
explosive atmosphere.
AVOID using or placing the radio in direct sunlight or in areas with the
temperatures below -40℃(+14℉) or above +60 ℃(+140℉).
The use of non Zodiac D-ONE BT battery /chargers may impair radio
performance and invalidate the warranty.

Even when the radio power is OFF, a slight current still flows in the circuits.
Remove the battery from the radio when not using it for a long time,
otherwise the battery will become exhausted.

INCLUDED IN YOUR PACKAGE

The box contains the following items. If any items are missing or damaged,
please contact the dealer where you purchased the product.

1. Dualband antenna
2. Beltclip
3. Batterypack
4. Handstrap
5. AC/DC adaptor
6. Desktop charger
7. User manual
PREPARATION
OVERVIEW

No. Items No. Items

1 Antenna 11 Return Key/Back Key
2 Speaker 12 PK2 (Not in use)
3 Microphone 13 FK1 (Band selector)
4 LCD Display 14 FK2 (Scan ON/OFF)
5 MENU/ Enter Key 15 FK3 (Battery status)
6 P1 key (Not in use) 16 SK1 (Keylock ON/OFF)
7 Channel Knob 17 PTT Key
8 ON/OFF/Volume Knob 18 SK2 (Squelch)
9 LED Indicator 19 SK3(Zonelist)
10 Navigation Keys 20 Accessories Jack
[▲][▼][►][◄]
LCD DISPLAY

1 2 3 4 5 6

15 7
14
13 8

9
12

11 10

No. Function Description

1 Receiving signal The number of displayed signal strength
strength bar bars indicates the received signal
strength, more bars stronger.
2 Power level H: high output power setting
L: low output power setting
3 Bluetooth Indicate Bluetooth icon when turn on
4 Digital channel Indicates that the current channel type is
indication digital channel
5 Working mode Direct mode: TX and RX same frequency
Repeater mode: TX and RX difference
Direct Repeater frequency.
6 Battery power The number of power bars (0-4) shows
the remaining power in the battery
7 Channel number The current channel No. of the primary
 channel member;
8 Channel number The current channel number of the
secondary channel member
9 Channel name The current channel name (Channel
(Channel mode) or Mode) or frequency (Freq Mode) of the
frequency primary channel member
(Frequency mode)
10 P2 function display The currently selected function item of
the programmable key P2 (Not in use)
11 P1 function display The currently selected function item of
the programmable key P1 (Not in use)
12 Zone display display the name of the current zone
13 Channel name The current channel name (Channel
(Channel mode) or Mode) or frequency (Freq. Mode) of the
frequency secondary channel member
(Frequency mode)
14 Channel display The primary channel indicated, and the
channel in the other line is the secondary
channel
15 Channel type A: the channel type is analog channel;
D: the channel type is digital channel.
LCD Display - digital mode display
16

17 18

No. Function Description

16 SMS Not in use
17 Single call indicates that a single call is in progress
18 Group call indicates that a group call is in progress
BASIC OPERATION
Turn On Power
Rotate the power switch/volume control knob clockwise until you hear a
"click" sound and a short beep. At this time, you will see the radio LED
indicator flashes green and the screen lights up.
Note:
1) If all LED indicators are disabled, the screen will not light up during power-on. A
short beep will sound to indicate that the power-on test is successful.
If the radio beep sound is disabled, there will be no power-on sound. To turn off
the intercom, turn the power knob counterclockwise until you hear a "click"
sound.

Single Frequency Receiving Mode

Under the normal mode, and the signal of
another channel can be shielded by short
pressing the [Back] key. At this time, a red
speaker symbol will appear before the
name of another channel. After that, the
channel cannot receive any signal, and the
radio only works on the main channel. Press
the [Back] key again resume signal reception.

Digital / Analog Icon

In the standby mode, the digital channel is represented by a black [D]
icon, and the analog channel is represented by a black [A] icon. When the
carrier is received, there will be a green speaker icon before the
corresponding channel name; when the [D]/[A] icon turns green, it means
that the channel in using and becomes a temporary main channel. Press
[PTT] key at this time to initiate a call on the using channel. The suspend
time can be set by "channel suspend time" on the frequency writing
software.
Volume Adjustment
Turn the power /volume knob clockwise to increase the volume of the
radio and turn the knob counterclockwise to decrease the volume.

TRANSMITTING & RECEIVING

Zone Selective
A zone is a channel group. This radio can support up to 250 zones and
each zone can add up to 128 channels, each of which occupies 64
channels for uplink and downlink.
Menu operation:
1. Press [MENU] key enter menu mode;
2. Press Navigation Keys to “Zone”, press
[MENU] key enter Zone list;
3. Display the current Zone, and display the
Zone name, choose the Zone you want to
use.
4. Press [MENU] key enter it and press ON
to confirm the Zone, The screen display “XXX Selected” and return to
standby status.

Receiving & Reply a Call

All Call -- All call is a call from an individual radio to all radios on the
channel. It is used to issue important announcements that require special
attention from users.

No All Call
1 LED indicated green light;
2 The Top line of Screen display icon RSSI, and the display area below the top
line:
First line displays all call;
Middle line displays user ID or name;
Bottom line displays icon of all call
 (for Digital mode only)
3 Hold the radio in a vertical position and keep a distance of 2,5 to 5 cm ( 1 to
2 inches) from your mouth;
If the "Channel Idle Prompt Tone" function is enabled, when the radio
releases the [PTT] button, you will hear a short beep, indicating that the
channel is free, and waiting for your answer;
4 Note: When receiving an all call, if you switch to another channel, the radio
will stop receiving the all call. During a all call, you will not be able to use any
pre-programmed buttons until the call ends.

Transmitting under Analog Channel

On the analog channel, press the [PTT] key to transmitting and release the
key to receiving.

All Call -- All call is a call from an individual radio to all radios on the
channel. It is used to issue important announcements that require special
attention from users.

No All Call
1 LED indicated green light;
2 The Top line of Screen display icon RSSI, and the display area below the top
line:
First line displays all call;
Middle line displays user ID or name;
Bottom line displays icon of all call
(for Digital mode only)
3 Hold the radio in a vertical position and keep a distance of 1 to 2 inches
(2.5 to 5.0 cm) from your mouth;
If the "Channel Idle Prompt Tone" function is enabled, when the radio
releases the [PTT] button, you will hear a short beep, indicating that the
channel is free, and waiting for your answer;
4 After the finished all call communication, the radio returns to the screen
before receiving the all-call.
 Note: When receiving an all call, if you switch to another channel, the
radio will stop receiving the all call. During a all call, you will not be able to
use any pre-programmed buttons until the call ends.

BLUETOOTH
The Bluetooth setting includes Bluetooth switch and connection.

Note: Only when the Bluetooth switch is turned on and connected to

the Bluetooth device, then have a Bluetooth connection item in Menu.

Bluetooth Switch
1. Press [MENU] enter menu/ utilities/ settings and press [Up]/[Down]
key to find the Bluetooth.
2. Press [MENU] confirm selection, it will turn on Bluetooth, the screen
display Bluetooth ON. The radio will search Bluetooth device

automatic and display a gray icon . When the screen show

connect Bluetooth success, the Bluetooth device is connected. You can
press [MENU] key to turn off Bluetooth function and the screen will
display it off.

Bluetooth Connection
1. Press [MENU] enter menu/ utilities/ settings and press [Up]/[Down]
key to find the Bluetooth connection;
2. Press [MENU] confirms selection. The radio will connect Bluetooth
device when select Bluetooth connection. The screen will display
“Bluetooth connected”, the Bluetooth icon will be blue color. Or press
[MENU] to select off, it will turn off Bluetooth connection, and the
screen display Bluetooth connection cancellation.
MENU

How to Use the Menu

1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode, and then press the
[◄]/ [►]/ [▼]/ [▲] to access the menu functions;
2. Press [MENU] to select a function or enter a submenu;
3. Press the [back] key to return to the previous menu.

Menu of Analog Mode

MENU

Scan Zone Utilities

Radio Setting Radio Info Program Radio

Menu of Digital Mode

MENU

Contacts Scan Zone Messages Call log Utilities

Radio Setting Radio Info Program Radio

 Note: After a period of inactivity, the radio will automatically exit the
menu and return to the main screen (the suspension time is set by the
programming software).

FUNCTIONS OF MENU
Scan
When scanning is started, your radio will cycle through the pre-
programmed scan list to check whether there is signal activity on the
current channel. The LED indicator flashes red light, and the scan icon
appears on the screen, when scanning is disabled, the LED indicator is
of and the scanning icon is not displayed.

During dual-mode scanning, if you are on a digital channel and your radio
locks an analog channel, it will automatically switch from digital mode to
analog mode for the entire duration of the call, and vice versa.
There are two scanning methods:
 Manual Scan -- Start the scan according to the pre-programmed scan
on key or menu function. When the scan is started, the radio will
detect all channels/ communication groups in the present scan list.
 Auto Scan -- When you select a channel/ communication group that
has activated auto scan, the radio starts scanning from the channel
where auto scan is activated.

Active and Stop Scanning

Press the pre-programmed scan on/off key or enter the MENU to turn
on/off the function.
Scan Reply
When the radio detects an active channel/ communication group during
scanning, the radio stays in the channel/ talk group, during the pre-
programmed time limit. In this time, you can press [PTT] key to reply on
that channel, the light will indicate red light. Release the key to receiving.
If you do not respond within the suspend time, the radio will continue to
scan.

Scan List
Create scan lists and assign them to a single channel/ group. Your radio
can support up to 500 scan lists, each with a maximum of 31 members.
Each scan list supports a mix of analog and digital channels. You can
add/delete channels or set priority for channels by editing the scan list.

Note: Each scan list can be set to 2 priority channels.

After entering the scan menu, press the [►][◄] keys to enter "View List"
to check each channel in the scan list.
If the channel was set priority, the priority icon is displayed on the left side

of the member alias, indicating that the member is a priority

channel or priority channel. If the priority is set to none, the

priority icon is not displayed. There cannot be multiple priority 1 or
priority 2 channels in a scan list. You can also delete the corresponding
member through the delete option.

Note: You can also add a new channel to the current scan list through the add
channel option “Add CH” in the scan menu.
Zone
A zone is a channel group. This radio can support up to 250 Zone and each
Zone can add up to 128 channels, each of which occupies 64 channels for
uplink and downlink.

Contacts
The address book provides a "Contacts" for the handheld radio. Each entry
corresponds to an alias or ID used to initiate a call. In addition, each entry
is related to one of the three types of calls according to the setting
content: group call, single call, and all call. Your radio supports digital
address book “Contacts”.

Radio Info
The radio contains the following information:
• Local number
Including the list of the local number and the intercom number, there are
3 intercom numbers preset by the frequency writing software for
selection and editing of the intercom numbers.
• Radio version {firmware version, CP version}
Note: Press the [back] key at any time to return to the previous screen.

After entering my number, you can view the own radio number, view contacts
number, and edit the own radio number.

View the name of the radio

1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu/ utilites/ settings.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to set, and then press the [MENU] key to
select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to reach the radio information, and then
press the [MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to the number of the phone, and then
press the [MENU] key to select "View?".
5. The screen displays the name and number of the radio.

List of contacts numbers

1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to set, and then press the [MENU] key to
select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to reach the radio information, and then
press the [MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to the number of the phone, and then
press the [MENU] key to select.
5. Press the [up and down] keys to the list of intercom numbers, and then
press the [MENU] key to select.
6. Press the [MENU] key to select the new radio number.
7. The screen displays the corresponding radio number, and then returns
to the previous menu.

Program Radio
The radio configuration is mainly to edit the content of the channel.
Editable channel content includes:
•Time Out Timer
•CTCSS
•Color Code
•Time Slot
•VOX
•Tx Contacts
•Group List
•Mic Level
Time out Timer
This function is used to limit the user's over-time transmission on the
channel and to avoid the radio damaged caused by long time
transmission.
After entering the “MENU” and selecting this function, the screen displays
infinity, 15S, 30S... 60S and other options (incremented by 15s), press the
[up] and [down] key to the corresponding option, and then press the
[MENU] key to select, if the selection of infinity, the screen will display the
transmission time limit closed, if select other, the screen will display”.. S”
is selected.

CTCSS
The CTCSS can only be set under the analog channel, including:
•CTC encoding/decoding

Color code
The color code can only be set under the digital channel.
1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to utilities/ settings, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to configure the radio, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
5. Press the [up and down] keys to select the color code value to be set,
and then press the [MENU] key to select. The screen displays X (the
selected color code value) is selected.

Time slot
The time slot can only be set under the digital channel.
1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to utilities/ settings, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to configure the radio, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to select the time slot value to be set, and
then press the [MENU] key to select. The screen shows that X (the
selected time slot value) is selected.

VOX
1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to utilities/ settings, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to configure the radio, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to select the VOX level value to be set,
and then press the [MENU] key to select. The screen shows that X (the
selected VOX level value) is selected.
Note: The voice-activated VOX level setting is applicable to all channels.

Launch Contact (Tx Contacts)

The transmission contact can only be set under the digital channel.
1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to utilities/ settings, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to configure the radio, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to select the transmission contact to be
set, and then press the [MENU] key to select. The screen shows that the
transmission contact has been selected.

Group List
The group call list can only be set under the digital channel.
1. Press the [MENU] key to enter the menu mode.
2. Press the [up and down] keys to utilities/ settings, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
3. Press the [up and down] keys to configure the radio, and then press the
[MENU] key to select.
4. Press the [up and down] keys to select the receiving group call list to be
set, and then press the [MENU] key to select "Apply". The screen shows
that the group call list has been selected.

Microphone Level
Digital microphone level: you can set the sensitivity of the microphone
during digital voice calls.
Analog microphone level: you can set the sensitivity of the microphone
during analog voice calls.
Note: The microphone level setting is applicable to all channels of the
same type (digital/analog).

Radio Setting

Tones / Alerts
When the transponder is not working, or when the intercom is outside the
range of the transponder but within the call range of other intercoms, you
can continue to communicate. This is the so-called "off-net".
Contains the following options:
• All Tones
• Talk Permit
• Keypad Tones
All tones
If necessary, you can enable or disable all radio tones and prompts (except
for incoming emergency prompts).

Power
You can set the radio power level of each channel to high or low.
Settings: High power to achieve communication with radios at relatively
long distances. Low power realizes communication with nearby radios.
Press the pre-programmed high/ low power selection key to switch the
transmit power level between high/ low.

Backlight
Contains the following options:
• Backlight time -- The screen displays normally open, 5S, 10S, 15S
options, press the [MENU] key to select normally open, the screen
backlight will remain on and will not turn off, or if you select 5S, 10S, 15S,
the screen will have nothing to do with the user after the corresponding
time Turn off the screen backlight under the premise of operation.
• Backlight level -- There are 1, 2, and 3 backlight brightness levels to
choose from, 1 is the darkest and 3 is the brightest. Users can set
according to their own needs.
You can turn on or off the screen backlight of the radio according to your
needs. This setting also affects the menu keys and keyboard backlight.

Squelch
You can adjust the squelch level of the radio to
filter useless calls with low signal strength or
channels with higher background noise.
The higher number, the more suppress.

Keypad Lock
You can lock the keyboard of the radio to
prevent accidental key input. The methods
include manual keyboard lock and automatic
keyboard lock. The automatic keyboard lock
includes three different time options of 5S, 10S,
and 15S.
When selecting manual lock, you need to press
and hold the SK1 key to lock the keyboard.
When you select 5S, 10S, or 15S, the screen displays the corresponding
time, and then when the user does not operate the keyboard within the
corresponding time, the screen display is locked and the main screen is
returned.
Press and hold the SK1 key to unlock the keyboard.

Language
The radio supports the following language display:
•English
•Swedish

LED Indicator
If needed, you can turn On or Off the LED indicator.
If the LED indicator is disabled, the keys and keyboard backlight will
automatically turn off.

VOX
This feature allows you to initiate hands-free voice activated calls on a
programmed channel. Whenever the microphone on the accessory with
VOX function detects the voice, the radio will automatically transmit the
signal within the programmed time period.

Mode
Mode settings are divided into:
•Channel mode
•Frequency mode
When the user selects the channel mode or frequency mode, and then
presses the [MENU] key to confirm the option, the screen shows that this
mode is selected.
The main interface will display the channel name or frequency (receiving
frequency) according to the selected mode.
Private Call Match
On: When the digital channel receives a single call, the ID matching is
required to receive the single call voice.
Off: When the digital channel receives a single call, the voice of the single
call can be received without matching the ID.

Group Call Match

On: When the digital channel receives a group call, the group call ID needs
to be matched to receive the group call voice.
Off: When the digital channel receives a group call, the group call voice
can be received without matching the group call ID.

Menu Hang Time

After entering the menu list, there is no operation to start timing, and the
menu suspend time is up, then it will automatically exit the menu
interface and return to the main interface. If you select "suspend", there
will be no timing, you need to manually return to the main interface after
entering the menu.

Tx Mode
1) LastCH (Last active channel): During active
voice transmission, only the frequency of the last
call channel is transmitted.
2) LastCH+H (Last active channel + suspend):
When active voice transmission, the frequency of
the suspended channel will be transmitted first.
If there is no currently suspended channel, the
frequency of the last active channel will be transmitted.
3) DesignedCH (Selected channel): Only the selected main channel is used
for active voice transmission.
4) DesignedCH+H (Selected channel + Suspend): When active voice
transmission, the frequency point of the suspended channel will be
transmitted first, if there is no suspended channel currently, it will be
transmitted according to the selected main channel.

Bluetooth
Select BT Switch.
On: When selected, the BT function starts to search for BT accessory to
pair with. After successful pairing the BT-symbol is turning from grey to
blue.
Off: When selected the BT function is deactivated.

BT Link: When BT Link OFF is selected, the connection with BT accessory

would be temporary disconnected, until ON is selected.

Microphone: When Radio is selected the microphone in the radio is

activated. When BT is activated the microphone on the BT accessory is
activated.

Bandselector
On: Both 155 and 31 MHz band is activated.
Off: Only one band is activated

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
GENERAL
Working Voltage 7.4V
Battery Capacity 2000mAh
Working Time Analog: 10 Hours
（5:5:90） Digital: 14 Hours
Standby Time 27 Hours
Dimension 137mm*59mm*36mm
Weight w/battery & antenna About 333g
LCD Display 1.77 Inch
 Working Temperature -25℃～＋60℃
Storage Temperature -40℃～＋85℃

ANALOG/ DIGITAL
Frequency Range 136-174MHz
27-33MHz
Channels 3000
Channel Spacing 12.5kHz/25KHz（Analog）
12.5kHz（Digital）
Frequency Stability ＋/－ 1.5ppm

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
RECEIVING
0.35uV/-116dBm (20 dB SINAD)
Sensitivity（Analog）
0.22uV/-120dBm(typical)
0.3uV/-117.4dBm (BER 5%)
Sensitivity（Digital）
0.7uV/-110dBm (BER 1%)
Intermodulation TIA603C：55dB ETSI：55dB
Adjacent Channel TIA603C：[email protected]
Selectivity ETSI: [email protected]
Co-channel Suppression [email protected]
Spurious Response TIA603C：65dB
Suppression ETSI：65dB
－57dBm@ < 1GHz
RX Spurious Radiation
－47dBm @> 1GHz
Block 80dB
Rated Audio Power 1W
Audio Response ＋1dB ～ －3dB
Rated Audio Distortion <=3％
 TRANSMITTING
TX Output Power Low：1W， High：5W
FM Noise －[email protected]
Emission of Stray -36dBm@<1GHz,
Radiation -30dBm@>1GHz
Adjacent Channel Power [email protected]
12.5KHz：11K0F3E
FM Modulation
25KHz：16K0F3E
12.5KHz（data only）：7K60FXD
4FSK Digital Modulation
12.5KHz（data＋voice）：7K60FXE
Modulation Limit [email protected]

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
Idle Time Slot Power -57dBm
Audio Response ＋1dB ～ －3dB
Rated Audio Distortion <=3％
Digital Protocol ETSI TS 102 361-1, -2, -3
Digital Voice Codec AMBE＋2™

Note: The above specifications are tested in accordance with applicable standards.
Due to the continuous development of technology, the above indicators and data are
subject to change without notice.
CHANNEL PLAN
ANALOG CHANNELS 31 MHz
CHANNEL FREQUENCY CHANNEL FREQUENCY CHANNEL FREQUENCY

K1 30.930 K16 31.200 K31 31.170

K2 31.040 K17 31.210 K32 31.230

K3 31.050 K18 31.220 K33 31.240

K4 31.060 K19 31.250 K34 31.280

K5 31.070 K20 31.260 K35 31.290

K6 31.080 K21 31.270 K36 31.300

K7 31.090 K22 31.330 K37 31.310

K8 31.100 K23 31.340 K38 31.320

K9 31.110 *K24 31.570 K39 31.350

K10 31.120 K25 30.940 K40 31.360

K11 31.140 K26 30.950 K41 31.370

K12 31.150 K27 30.960

K13 31.160 K28 30.970

K14 31.180 K29 31.030

 K15 31.190 K30 31.130

*Use is required by the “Post & Telestyrelsen”.

ANALOG CHANNELS 155 MHZ

CHANNEL FREQUENCY

SV 1 155.425

SV 2 155.475

SV 3 155.500

SV 4 155.525

SV 5 156.000

SV 6 155.400

SV 7 155.450

SV 1 PL 155.425 PL 67.0

SV 2 PL 155.475 PL 67.0

SV 3 PL 155.500 PL 67.0

SV 4 PL 155.525 PL 67.0

SV 5 PL 156.000 PL 67.0

SV 6 PL 155.400 PL 67.0

SV 7 PL 155.450 PL 67.0
DIGITAL CHANNELS 155 MHZ
CHANNEL FREQUENCY TS CC TG

SV DMR 01 155.418750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 02 155.431250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 03 155.468750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 04 155.481250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 05 155.493750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 06 155.506250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 07 155.518750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 08 155.531250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 09 155.993750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 10 156.006250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 11 155.393750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 12 155.406250 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 13 155.443750 1 1 Allcall

SV DMR 14 155.456250 1 1 Allcall

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for humans, animals and nature, if not handled properly. Equipment
marked with the weee symbol, shall not be thrown together with normal
waste, but should be delivered to the community’s recovery- or
environment stations. Used batteries shall be delivered to recovery- or
environment stations for recycling.
(weee = waste of electric and electronic equipment).

WARRANT

The warranty from Zodiac covers failures and errors in materials, design
and execution in a period of 36 months from the date the equipment was
bought. For products with a limited lifetime, as for instance battery,
antenna and other accessories, 12 months warranty applies.
A receipt or other proof of purchase is necessary for proper warranty
handling. For professional use, other rules apply. If a failure occurs during
normal operation of the product, it shall be returned to the dealer where
it was originally bought, or an authorized service centre.
All freight costs will be paid by the owner. The equipment must be
carefully packed in its original box or similar. Failures that are related to
wrong use, wear and tear, overvoltage, moist damage or other damage
and repair by unauthorized persons, will not be covered by warranty. The
product will then be repaired by payment after the owners order.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Zodiac hereby declares that Zodiac D-ONE BT is in compliance with all the essential
requirements of RED Directive (2014/53/EU) and RoHs Directive (2011/65/EU).

Subject Name Version/Issue Test Report

Safety EN IEC 62368- / MTWG2207118-S

RED, Article 3.1a 1:2020+A11:2020

Health EN 50566:2017 / MTWG2207118-H

RED, Article 3.1a EN 62209-

2:2010/A1:2019

EMC ETSI EN 301 489-1 V2.2.3 (2019-11) MTWG2207118-E

RED, Article 3.1b ETSI EN 301 489-5 V2.2.1 (2019-04)

Radio Spectrum ETSI EN 300 113 V2.2.1 (2016-12) MTWG2207118-R

RED, Article 3.2 ETSI EN 300 086 V2.1.2 (2016-08) MTWG2207118-R1

Notified body: Shenzhen Most Technology Services Co.,Ltd. No.5, 2nd Langshan Rd, North District,
Hi-tech Industrial Park, Nanshan, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China. Tel: 86-755-8602 6850

Zodiac D-ONE BT can be used in Sweden. Contact your dealer or local telecom authority for
information about frequency regulations in your country before use. The declaration of
conformity can also be found on our website (www.zodiac.se)

Zodiac Sverige AB, Staffans Väg 2, 192 78 Sollentuna, Sweden.

Tel: +46 08 556 156 90 E-post: [email protected]

Rolf Ramberg – CEO

04.08.2023