778 Uv 170507

A1.
170507
Qixiang Electon Science & Technoloyg Co.,Ltd.
www.qxdz.cn
AT-778UV
Instruction Manual
CONTENTS
1.FUNCTIONS & FEATURES............................................................................ 1
2.ACCESSORIES.............................................................................................. 2
3.INITIAL INSTALLATION................................................................................. 3
4.GETTING ACQUAINTED................................................................................ 8
5.WORKING MODE......................................................................................... 11
6.BASIC OPERATIONS................................................................................... 12
7.FUNCTION MENU........................................................................................ 11
8.CHANNEL MENU......................................................................................... 20
9.KEYPAD MENU SETUP............................................................................... 23
10.PROGRAMMING SOFTWARE................................................................... 24
11.MAINTENANCE.......................................................................................... 25
12.SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................... 26
13.ATTACHED CHART.................................................................................... 27
1. FUNCTIONS & FEATURES
AT-778UV Mobile Radio has nice housing, stoutness & stability, advanced and
reliable functions, perfect & valuable. This amateur mobile radio especially designs
for drivers and it pursues philosophy of innovation and practicality. More functions as
follows:
♦♦Adopt superior quality material, better technology and high quality radiator to
ensure stable and durable operation;
♦♦180 degree rotatable FTF LCD display;
♦♦Full alloy body for heat radiation;
♦♦louder speaker inside microphone and radio base;
♦♦Amateur mode and professional mode for different operation requirement;
♦♦Distribute buttons reasonably, convenient for operation;
♦♦Sperate band width setting for each single channel, Wide 25K, Middle 20K,
Narrow 12.5K;
♦♦200 programmable memory channels, identiied by editing name;
♦♦Sperate CTCSS, DCS setting for each single channel, rejecting extra calling
from other radios;
♦♦Various scan functions including CTCSS/DCS Scan function;
♦♦Smart menu control and PC programming control;
♦♦Voltage level protection;
♦♦LCD brightless control;
♦♦Automatic power on function;
♦♦Main unit and microphone key lock function;
♦♦Optional wireless microphone;
♦♦Optional APP control function;
♦♦Optional scramblerfunction;
♦♦Optional DTMF, 2Tone, 5Tone function.
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2. ACCESSORIES
2.1 Standard Accessories
P1 P4
FUNC
P2 P5
MIC
P3 P6
Transceiver Microphone Mobile Bracket Screws Pads
Adjusting screws DC Power Cable non-slip mat Fuse(10A 250V)

with Fuse Holder
2.2 Optional Accessories
PC cable External Speaker

(PC51)
Regulated Power Supply Programming Software Car Antenna
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3. Initial Installation
3.1 Mobile Installation
To install the transceiver, select a safe, convenient location inside your vehicle that
minimizes danger to your passengers and yourself while the vehicle is in motion. Consider
installing the unit at an appropriate position so that knees or legs will not strike it during
sudden braking of your vehicle. Try to pick a well ventilated location that is shielded from
direct sunlight.
1.Install the mounting bracket in the vehicle using the supplied selftapping screws (2pcs)
and flat washers (2pcs)
Car body
Washer (M5)
Tapping screw
(M5x20mm)
Mounting bracket
2.Position the transceiver, then insert and tighten the supplied hexagon SEMS screws.
♦♦Double check that all screws are tightened to prevent vehicle vibration from loosening
the bracket or transceiver.
3.2 DC Power Cable Connection

»»Locate the power input connector as close to the transceiver as possible.
3.2.1 Mobile Operation

The vehicle battery must have a nominal rating of 12V. Never connect the transceiver to
a 24V battery. Be sure to use a 12V vehicle battery that has sufficient current capacity. If
the current to the transceiver is insufficient, the display may darken during transmission,
or transmitting output power may drop excessively.
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1.Route the DC power cable supplied with the transceiver directly to the vehicle's battery
terminals using the shortest path from the transceiver.
♦♦We recommend you do not use the cigarette lighter socket as some cigarette lighter
sockets introduce an unacceptable voltage drop.
♦♦The entire length of the cable must be dressed so it is isolated from heat, moisture,
and the engine secondary (high voltage) ignition system/ cables.
2. After installing cable, in order to avoid the risk of damp, please use heat-resistant tap to
tie together with fuse box. Don't forget to reinforce whole cable.
3.In order to avoid the risk of short circuit, please cut down connection with negative (-) of
battery, then connect with radio.
4.Confirm the correct polarity of the connections, then attach the power cable to the
battery terminals; red connects to the positive (+) terminal and black connects to the
negative (-) terminal.
♦♦Use the full length of the cable without cutting off excess even if the cable is longer
than required. In particular, never remove the fuse holders from the cable.
Red
Black
5. Reconnect any wiring removed from the negative terminal.

6. Connect the DC power cable to the transceiver's power supply connector.
♦♦Press the connectors firmly together until the locking tab clicks.
3.2.2 Fixed Station Operation

In order to use this transceiver for fixed station operation, you will need a separate 13.8V
DC power supply (not included), power supply( QRP-01) as optional accessories. Please
contact local dealer to require.
The recommended current capacity of your power supply is 12A.
1.Connect the DC power cable to the regulated DC power supply and ensure that the
polarities are correct. (Red: positive, Black: negative).
♦♦Do not directly connect the transceiver to an AC outlet.
♦♦Use the supplied DC power cable to connect the transceiver to a regulated power
supply.
♦♦Do not substitute a cable with smaller gauge wires.
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Regulated
power supply (QRP-01) ANT EXT SP
Red
Black
Regulated power supply (QRP-01)
DC power cable with fuse holder (QPL-01)
2.Connect the transceiver's DC power connector to the connector on the DC power cable.
♦♦Press the connectors firmly together until the locking tab clicks.
»»Before connecting the DC power to the transceiver, be sure to switch the
transceiver and the DC power supply OFF.
»»Do not plug the DC power supply into an AC outlet until you make all connections.
3.2.3 Replacing Fuses

If the fuse blows, determine the cause, then correct the problem. After the problem is
resolved, replace the fuse. If newly installed fuses continue to blow, disconnect the power
cable and contact your authorized dealer or an authorized
servicecenter for assistance.
Fuse Location Fuse Current Rating

Transceiver 10A
Supplied Accessory DC
10A
power cable
Only use fuses of the specified type and rating, otherwise the transceiver could be
damaged.
»»If you use the transceiver for a long period when the vehicle battery is not fully
charged, or when the engine is OFF, the battery may become discharged, and will
not have sufficient reserves to start the vehicle. Avoid using the transceiver in these
conditions.
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3.3 Antenna Connection
Before operating, install an efficient, well-tuned antenna. The success of your installation
will depend largely on the type of antenna and its correct installation. The transceiver can
give excellent results if the antenna system and its installation are given careful attention.
Use a 50Ω impedance antenna and low-loss coaxial feed-line that has a characteristic
impedance of 50Ω, to match the transceiver input impedance. Coupling the antenna to the
transceiver via feed-lines having an impedance other than 50Ω reduces the efficiency of
the antenna system and can cause interference to nearby broadcast television receivers,
radio receivers, and other electronic equipment.
»»Transmitting without first connecting an antenna or other matched load may
damage the transceiver. Always connect the antenna to the transceiver before
transmitting.
»»All fixed stations should be equipped with a lightning arrester to reduce the risk of
fire, electric shock, and transceiver damage.
The possible locations of antenna on a car are shown as following:
3.4 Accessories Connections

3.4.1 External Speaker
If you plan to use an external speaker, choose a speaker with an impedance of 8Ω. The
external speaker jack accepts a 3.5mm (1/8") mono (2-conductor) plug.
SP-01
ANT EXT SP
»»External speaker adopt double port BTL, please care about the connecting way.
The speaker can not connect with the ground, otherwise the speaker will be fault.
The wrong connecting way as the following picture.
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Error
SP-01 Ground
ANT EXT SP
3.4.2 Microphone
For voice communications, connect a microphone equipped with an 8-pin modular plug
into the modular socket on the front of the main unit. Press irmly on the plug until the
locking tab clicks.
P1 P4
FUNC
P2 P5
MIC
P3 P6
Microphone
connector
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4. Getting Acquainted
4.1 Front panel
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2 5
P1 P4
1 FUNC 8
3 6
P2 P5
MIC
10
9
P3 P6
4 7
NO. Key Functions

1 Power On/Off/Mute
2 Self define key
3 Self define key
4 Self define key
5 Self define key
6 Self define key
7 Self define key
8 Function key/ function group key

9 MIC Microphone Jack
10 Channel switch/Push button/Key lock
11 LCD display Display channel/frequency/function setting
4.2 Rear panel
ANT EXT SP
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NO. Key Functions
1 Antenna connector Connect a 50 ohm antenna
2 Ex-Speaker Jack Connect optional SP-01 external speaker
3 Power cable Connect a standard DC power cable
4.3 Display
7 8 11 12 9 13 14
1 6
10
2 5
16
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3 4
23 18 19 20 21 22 15
25 24
NO. Functions
1 Displays the self define function when press P1
7 Displays the main channel TX or RX status
8 Displays when Automatic power on function is on
9 Displays the main channel field strength
10 Displays main channel number in channel mode
11 Displays when set band width for main channel
12 Displays when main channel set CTCSS/DCS
13 Displays when main channel reverse function is on
14 Displays when main channel offset function is on
15 Displays when main channel is in scan list
16 Displays main channel frequency or name
17 Displays sub channel number in channel mode
18 Displays when setting band width for sub channel
19 Displays when current sub channel set CTCSS/DCS
20 Displays when sub channel reverse function is ON
21 Displays when sub channel offset function is ON
22 Displays when sub channel receive a signal
23 Display sub channel frequency or name
24 Displays signal strength
25 Display voltage and menu setting
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4.4 Microphone
7 8
1
2
4 3
10
6
5
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NO. Key Functions

1 UP Increase frequency, channel number or setting value
2 DOWN Decrease frequency, channel number or setting value
3 PTT Press the PTT (Push-TO-Talk) key to transmit
4 Number Key Input VFO frequency or DTMF dial out etc.
5 A/B band Choose left band or right band as Main band
6 Band indicator The indicator light on for Main band
7 TX/RX indicator Light green while receiving, Light red while transmittin
8 MIC Speak here during transmission
When shut the speaker in the base, you can hear the calling by
9 Speaker this speaker
When this key is in up position, It is unlock UP/DOWN key, when
10 Lock UP/DOWN this key is in down poisition, UP/DOWN key will be locked
MIC Connector Diagram(in the front view of connector)
Key Pad Serial Data

+5V
DOWN
UP
MIC GND
MIC
PTT
GND
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5. WORKING MODE
(AMATEUR TRANSCEIVER OR PROFESSIONAL TRANSCEIVER)
According to practical application, you can set the radio works as Amateur Transceiver
mode or Professional Transceiver mode. There are also 2 levels operation menu to set
functions as you need. It is easy and convenient. FUNC MENU is for set background
function, CHAN MENU for set channel function, MINI KEY menu for set self define key.
1.Working Mode:
A. By programming software: In PC software's "General Setting" menu, choose "Display
Mode" to select Amateur Transceiver mode or Professional Transceiver mode.
B. BA By manual setup: Please refer to "Display Mode" in Page 16.
2.Amateur Transceiver Mode:
Except setting as "CH" mode, others considered as Amateur transceiver
mode. Under this mode, press V/M matched PX key to switch between
Channel mode and VFO mode.
A. Frequency+Channel mode: When set display as "FR", it enters into
Frequency+Channel mode, new setting of channel operation and
shortcut operation can be temporarily used by user. Once the radio （pic1）
is turned off or switched to anothe channel, the temporary setting will
be erased and back to initial settings.(As pic 1)
B. Channel+Name Tag Mode: When set display as "NM",it enters into
Channel +Name Tag mode. At this mode, it will display corresponding
channel name when the current channel is edited with name.
（pic2）
Otherwise, it will display frequency + channel. Its operations are the
same as frequency + channel mode.(As pic 2)
C. VFO Mode(Frequency mode): This mode shows only frequency on
the display. Shortcut operation and Channel setting will be changed
& stored as the latest value permanently. Once the radio is turned off
or changed to new VFO frequency, the latest setting is remained until （pic3）
next change.(As pic 3)
3. Professional Transceiver Mode:
When set display mode as "CH" , i t enters into Professional Transceiver
mode. At this mode,except scan,other shortcut operation can't operate.
And from No.1-10 menu in function setting will be autohidden,They （pic4）
should be set by PC software. If there is corresponding name for
current channel , the LCD wi l l display current channel name Otherwise,it shows current
channel number. (As Pic 4)
»»If transceiver programmed as professional transceiver mode and locked, you can't
return to amateur transceiver mode by manual operation from general setting.
4.Under any mode, the FUNC MENU setting can be changed and saved.
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6. Basic Operations
6.1 Switching the Power On/Off
Short press to power on the radio or set automatic power on according the funtion
menu, hold for over 2 seconds to power off the radio.
6.2 Adjusting the Volume

1. Short press the PX key programmed as VOL control, the LCD display "VOL:XX", then
turn the channel switch to adust volume level.
2. During receiving, short press to mute the speaker, the LCD display "AUDIO:MT", short
press it again to return last volume level.
»»During communication, volume level can be adjusted more accurate.
6.3 Adjusting Frequency

1. By channel knob: In VFO mode, turn channel knob can adjust frequency, push channel
knob, the matching charactor will flash, then turn channel knob to adjust the frequency
by step size 1K, 10K, 100K, 1Mz or 10MHz.
»»The microphone UP/DOWN key can also adjust the frequency, each press move
one step size. hold the key can fast adjust frequency. if the channel knob is
programmed as VOL function, users need press the PX key which programmed as
FRQ function, when the LCD displays "VFO FREQ", turn channel knob to adjust
frequency.
2. By number key: In VFO mode, you can input wanted frequency by the microphone
number key. For eaxmple if want 145.125Mhz, just press key 1, 4, 5, 1,2,5, if want
145Mhz, just press 1, 4, 5, . The input is invalid in the frequency is over range.
»»2.5k, 5k, 6.25k, ,10k, 12.5k, 20k, 25k, 30k and 50k step size available for this radio.
6.4 Adjust Channel

1. Adjust channel by channel switch: In channel mode, turn channel knob to adjust the
channel, the [UP]/[DOWN] key in the microphone can also adjust the main channel.
»» If there is an empty channel, the radio will jump over it to next channel. If the
channel knob is programmed as VOL function, users need press the PX key which
programmed as CH function, when the LCD displays "CH XX ", turn channel knob
to adjust channel.
2. By number key: In CH mode, you can input wanted channel by the microphone input
3 numbers (001-200) , 001 stands for channel 1, 200 stands for channel 200. if input
channel is an empty channel, the radio will report error and return to last channel.
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6.5 Receiving
When the channel you are operating being called, the screen shows red RX and field
strength. in this way you can hear the calling.
»»When the RX icon and field strength flashes, but can not hear the caling, it means
current channel receive a matching carrier but unmatching signaling. Refer to
CTCSS/ DCS CODE or Optional Signaling setup in Page 14).
6.6 Transmitting
Hold [PTT] and speak into microphone. the radio start transmit. Hold the microphone
approximately 2.5-5.0cm from your lips and speak to microphone in your normal speaking
voice to get best timbre.
»»Only available transmit on main channel.
6.7 Switch between Main Channel and Sub Channel

This radio work by single channel dual watch , in standby, the frequency in the upper
side is main channel and down side is sub channel. the transmit is available only on main
channel.
1. Short press [FUNC] to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as A/B
function.
2. Short press [PX] key defined as A/B function, then repeat press this key or turn channel
knob to switch main channel and sub channel, the LCD displays Main:XX.
3. Hold [PUSH] or [FUNC] key to store and exit, or wait 10 seconds the radio will store the
setting and exit.
6.8 Switch between VFO and Channel Mode

1. Short press [FUNC] to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as V/M
function.
2. Short press [PX] key defined as V/M function, then repeat press this key or turn
channel knob to switch main channel and sub channel, the LCD displays V/M:XX.
3. Hold [PUSH] or [FUNC] key to store and exit, or wait 10 seconds the radio will store the
setting and exit.
6.9 Channel Edit
1. In VFO mode, turn channel knob or the [UP]/[DOWN] key in microphone to adjust
frequency.
2. Short press [FUNC] to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as CDT
function. Short press [PX] key defined as CDT function to set CTCSS/DCS code. turn
channel knob or the [UP]/[DOWN] key in microphone to choose CTCSS/DCS code.
3. Long press [FUNC] key to enter channel setting menu, to choose wanted setting.
4. Short press [FUNC] key to switch function group, hold the [PX] key defined as V/M
function until the channel number flashes, if the channel number is red means current
channel is valid, if the channel number is green, means current channel is empty.
5. Turn the channel knob or microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key to choose the channel number
to be stored.
6. Hold the [PX] key defined as V/M function, the channel number stop flash and radio
emits a beep sound, the channel is stored successfully.
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6.10 Channel Delete
1. In channel mode, turn the channel knob or microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key to choose an
unwanted channel.
2. Short press [FUNC] key to switch function group, choose the PX key defined as V/
M function, press this key together with [FUNC] key for 2 seconds, current channel is
deleted and automatical jump to next channel.
6.11 CTCSS/DCS Encode and Decode Setup

1. Short press FUNC to switch function group, choose the PX key defined as CDT
function.
2. Short press PX defined as CDT function, then repeatly press this key can choose
current channel CTCSS/DCS code ON or OFF. When the LCD displays: RCDT:XXX,
turn channel knob or press microphone UP/DOWN key to choose if add CTCSS/DCS
code to current channel. press PUSH then turn channel knob or press microphone UP/
DOWN key to choose wanted CTCSS/DCS code.
CTCSS: 62.5-254.1Hz plus one self define group. total 52 groups.
DCS: 000N-777I total1024 groups
N is positive code, I is inverse code.
Press FUNC key can choose positive or inverse code.
3. Hold [PUSH] or [FUNC] key to store and exit, or wait 10 seconds the radio will
automatially store the setting and exit.
»»Under channel mode,this operation can be temporarily used by user. Once the
radio is turned off or switched to another channel, the temporary setting will be
erased. If the channel setting programmed for valid, the temporary setting will keep
valid until next change, turn off radio or switch to another channel, the temporary
setting will not changed.
6.12 CTCSS Scan

Short press [FUNC] to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as CDT
function. short press this key to enter CTCSS code setting. when the LCD displays CTC,
long press this key to enter CTCSS scan. turn channel knob or press microphone [UP]/
[DOWN] key can change scan direction. Once finding a matching CTCSS signaling, it will
stop 5 seconds then scan again, press any key to exit.
6.13 DCS Scan

Short press [FUNC] to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as CDT
function. short press this key to enter DCS code setting. when the LCD displays DCS,
long press this key to enter DCS scan, turn channel knob or press microphone [UP]/
[DOWN] key can change scan direction. Once finding a matching DCS signaling, it will
stop 5 seconds then scan again, press any key to exit.
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6.14 Frequency/Channel Scan
Frequency Scan
In frequency (VFO) mode, this function is designed to monitor signal of all frequency
points under each step size.
1. In VFO mode, press [FUNC] key to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined
as SCN function.
2. Short press the [PX] key defined as SCN function to start frequency scan, the LCD
displays "S".
3. Turn channel knob or press microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key can change scan direction.
4. Turn channel knob or press any key except microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key to exit.
Channel Scan
In channel mode, this function is designed to monitor signal of all frequency points under
each step size.
1. In channel mode, press [FUNC] key to switch function group, choose the [PX] key
defined as SCN function.
2. Short press the [PX] key defined as SCN function to start frequency scan, the LCD
displays: S.
3. Turn channel knob or press microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key can change scan direction.
4. Turn channel knob or press any key except microphone [UP]/[DOWN] key to exit.
6.15 Scan Skip

In channel mode, press [FUNC] key to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined
as SCN function. Hold this key to add into or delete from scan list.
When LCD displays:S, the current channel is in scan list. When LCD not displays:S, the
current channel is not in scan list.
6.16 Squelch off/ Squelch off Momentary

1. Press [FUNC] key to switch function group, choose the [PX] key defined as MON
function.
2. Short press the [PX] key defined as MON function to turn on squelch. Squelch off:
Press the [PX] key to disable squelch, press it again to resume squelch. Squelch off
momentary: Hold the [PX] key to disable squelch, release it to resume squelch.
»»The above functions should be set in program software.
6.17 KEYPAD LOCKOUT

Avoiding unintentional operation, this function will lock he keys except [PTT], [PUSH],
Keys.
1. Long press [PUSH] button, the downside of the LCD displays Key Lock, means the
keypad is locked.
2. Long press it again, the downside LCD displays : Key Unlock, means the keypad is
unlocked.
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7. Function Menu
1. Hold [FUNC] key for over 2S to enter SELECT MENU interface.
2. Press [P4],[P6] or turn channel knob to choose menu list. Press [P5] can fast turn page.
3. Press [PUSH] to enter FUNC MENU list.
4. Press [P4],[P6] key or turn channel knob to choose wanted setting.
7.1 Beep
1. Enter FUNCTION MENU list, choose No.01 function.
2. Press [PUSH] button, the menu value in LCD turns to green color.
3. Turn channel knob to choose wanted setting.
Off~5: 6 group available.
Off: Turn off BEEP function.
4. Press [PUSH] button or [P3] key to store setting and exit.
7.2 FREQUENCY STEP SIZE SETUP

1. Enter FUNCTION MENU list, choose No.02 function
Total 9 Channel step size available: 2.5K,5K,6.25K,10K,12.5K,20K,25K, 30K and 50K.
7.3 Display mode setup

This radio has 3 different dispaly modes: Frequency+Channel mode. Channel mode,
Channel+Name Tag mode.
FR: Frequency+Channel mode
CH: Channel mode
NM: Channel+Name Tag mode(Amateur transceiver mode), If channel not named, it
display Fequency + Channel mode.
4. Press [PUSH] button or P3 key to store setting and exit.
7.4 Squelch level Setup

This function use for setting RX signal strength, the calling will be heard only when reach
setted level, otherwise the radio will keep mute.
Off-9 : Total 10 levels, OFF is lowest level, squelch is off
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7.5 VOL Volume level setting
3. Turn channel knob to choose wanted setting
1-36 : total 36 levels available
4. Press [PUSH] button or [P3] key to store setting and exit
7.6 PWD password setting

ON: Turn on password function.
OFF: Turn off password function
Press [PUSH] button or [P3] key to store setting and exit.
7.7 Scan Dwell Time Setup

TO: It pause for preset pause time when scanning a matching signal, then resume
scan.
CO: it pauses once scanning a matching signal, and resume scan when signal
disappears.
SE: It stops once scanning a matching signal.
7.8 Scan Pause Time Setup

5S : it pauses 5s once scanning a matching signal, then resume scan
7.9 AOP (Automatic power on setup)

When AOP is activated, the radio will automatically power on once the car is power on.
ON : Enable AOP function
OFF: Disable AOP function
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7.10 RDW(Dual Watch setup)
ON: Enable Dual Watch function
OFF: Disable Dual Watch function
7.11 DIM (Backlight Brightless Setup)

3. Turn channel knob to choose brightless level 1, 2, 3.
7.12 TOT(Time Out Timer)

The time-out timer limits continuous transmitting time. When transmit time last over
programmed value, the transmitting will stop and emit a prompt.
2. Press [PUSH] button, the menu value in LCD turns to green color
1-30: 1-30 minutes range available by 1 minute/step
OFF: Turn off TOT function
7.13 APO (Automatic Power OFF)

Once APO is activated, the transceiver will be automatically switched off when the pre-set
timer running out.
30Min: Automatical power on after 30 minutes.
60Min: Automatical power on after 60 minutes.
120Min: Automatical power on after 120 minutes
OFF: Automatical power on function is off
7.14 Pilot Frequency

This function uses to start repeater. It needs a certain intensity Pilot Frequency to start
dormant repeater. As usual, no need to send pilot frequency again once repeater started.
1000Hz: Pilot frequency 1000Hz
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7.15 DIR (LCD display direction setup)

FAIL: Revers display
STAN: normal display
7.16 Microphone Speaker

M H: Turn on Main speaker and microphone speaker.
MAIN: Turn on Main speaker.
HAND: Turn on microphone speaker
7.17 RTDF ( RX/TX dissimilar frequency Setup)

This radio has dissimilar frequency function, when this function is on the frequency in
upside of LCD is RX frequency, and the downside frequency is TX frequency. You can
revise the RX frequency by num beric key in microphone, you can revise TX frequency by
the A/B key in microphone or the PX key defined as A/B function.
ON: Turn on RTDF function.
OFF: Turn off RTDF function
7.18 Reset Factory Default

If your radio seems to be malfunctioning,resetting the microprocessor may solve the
problem.
FACT: All channel, signaling function setup resume factory default.
SETUP: No 10-18 function menu setup resume factory default
4. Press [PUSH] button or [P3] key to store settint and exit
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8. Channel menu
3. Press [PUSH] to CHAN MENU list
4. Press [P4],[P6] key or turn channel knob to choose wanted setting
8.1 RCDT (CTCSS/DCS Decode Setup)

1. Enter CHAN MENU, choose No.1 function
OFF: Turn off CTCSS/DCS decode.
CTCSS: Choose CTCSS decode.
DCS: Choose DCS decode
4. After choose encode type, press [PUSH] to enter value setup, turn channel knob to
choose wanted CTCSS/DCS code.
CTCSS: 62.5-254.1Hz, and one self- define group, total 52 groups
DCS: 000N-777I, total 1024 groups
Press [FUNC] key can choose positive or inverse code
»»The working of CTCSS/DCS decode shall be work associated with the squelch
mode setup. (Refer to Signaling Combination setup in page 21).
8.2 CTCSS/DCS Encode Setup

OFF: Turn off CTCSS/DCS decode.
CTCSS: Choose CTCSS decode.
DCS: Choose DCS decode
CTCSS: 62.5-254.1HZ, and one self- define group, total 52 groups
DCS: 000N-777I, total 1024 groups
Press [FUNC] key can choose positive or inverse code
4. Press [PUSH] button or P3 key to store setting and exit.
»»This settting is valid only when CTCSS/DCS signaling added.
8.3 HIGH/MID/LOW Power Selection

1. Enter CHAN MENU, choose No 3 function
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HI: Choose high power level.
MI: Choose middle power level.
LO: Choose low power level.
8.4 Signaling Combination Setup

This function can improve the level of blocking irrelative signals.
SQ:You can hear the calling when receive a mathcing carrrier.
CDT:You can hear the calling when receive a matchng carrier and CTCSS or DCS
signaling
»»This settting is valid only when CTCSS/DCS signaling added.
8.5 Band-width Selection

Select suitable bandwidth in accordance with different local conditions
1. Enter CHAN MENU list, choose No.5 function
WID: band width is 25k(Wide band)
MID: band width is 20k(Middle band)
NAR: band width is 12.5k(Narrow band)
8.6 Reverse TX/RX

When turn on this function, the TX frequency truns to RX frequency and RX frequency
turns to RX frequency. the signaling will also reversed if CTCSS/DCS signaling exist in
this channel.
ON: Turn on reverse function
OFF: Turn off reverse function
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8.7 Talk Around
This function enable direct communication with other radios in case the repeater is not
activated or when out of the repeater range. The transceiver willtransmit by RX frequency
with its CTCSS/DCS signaling.
ON: Turn on talk around function
OFF: Turn off talk around function
4. Press PUSH button or P3 key to store setting and exit.
»»This function is hide when RTDF function is on.
8.8 Offset Freqeuncy And Direction Setup

-: Minus offset, means transmitting frequency lower than receiving frequency.
+: Plus offset, means transmitting frequency higher than receiving frequency.
OFF: OFFSET is turn off. Transmitting frequency is same as receiving frequency. 19
VHF: 0 - 38 Mhz frequency avaiable.
UHF: 0 - 90 Mhz frequency avaiable.
»»OFFSET frequency is adusted according to step size setup. This function is hide
when RTDF function is on.
8.9 Editing Channel Name

After edit a name for a channel, if the display mode is channel name, the radio will display
the name edited in this menu. Otherwise it will display the frequency.
3. Turn channel knob to choose wanted setting. Press [PUSH] to confirm and enter editing
for next charactor.
»»In Frequency (VFO) mode or RTDF function is on. ,this function will be auto-hidden.
8.10 Busy Channel Lockout

Busy channel lockout is disable transmitting while RX singal is received. once the channel
is busy and you press [PTT], the raido will beep as warning and get back to receiving.
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BU: Signaling busy lockout, transmitting is inhibited when current channel receives a
matching carrier.
RL: Signaling busy lockout, transmitting is inhibited when current
channel receives a matching carrier but dis-matching CTCSS/DCS code.
OFF: Busy channel lockout is disabled.Transmitting is allowed in any receiving status
8.11 TX OFF
ON: TX allowed, press [PTT] to transmit
OFF: TX not allowed, press [PTT] will emit a beep.
9. eypad Menu Setup

9.1 Main unit keypad menu setup
3. Press [PUSH] to enter MINI KEY menu list.
4. Press [P4],[P6] key or turn channel knob to choose function group. Short press [PUSH]
key to confirm.
5. Short press [P1] - [P6] to choose wanted self-define key.
6. Short press [FUNC] to confirm and exit
9.2 H-DIM Microphone keypad backlight setup

3. Press [PUSH] to enter HANDY KEY menu list. choose NO.1 function, then press [PUSH]
to enter value setting. the menu value in LCD turns to green color.
4. Turn channel knob to choose wanted setting. The microphone keypad backlight has
OFF-31 total 32 brighness level. OFF turn off backlight
9.3 H-PA H-PD Microphone self-define keypad setup

1. Hold FUNC key for over 2S to enter SELECT MENU interface
2. Press [P4],[P6] or turn channel knob to choose menu list. Press P5 can fast turn page.
3. Press [PUSH] to enter HANDY KEY menu list.choose NO.2-5 function, then press
[PUSH] to enter value setting. the menu value in LCD turns to green color
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10. Programming Software
Installing and StartingSoftware I
Install USB Cable Driver Programme
1. Click start menu in computer, under “ALL PROGRAMS” menu, choose and click “USB
To Com port” in AT-778UV program, install “USB To Com port” driver by indication.
2. Connect the optional PC55 USB Programming cable to USB port in PC with transceiver.
3. Double click AT-778UV shortcut or click AT-778UV inprocedure index of start menu,
choose serial com port as indicated then click OK to start programming software.
4. According to instruction,select correct"COM Port", then click "OK" to start programming
software.
»»Even in same computer,the selective COM Port is different when USB cable
connects with different USB port
You shall install software before connecting the USB cable line. Switch on transceiver
before writing frequency.You had better not switch on or off the power supply of
transceiver when it is connected with computer, otherwise, it will make transceiver unable
to read or write frequency. In this case, you have to turn off programming software, pull
out USB cable. then reinsert USB cable and open software, then rechoose COM Port, it
will turn into normal operation. Therefore, please connect transceiver with computer after
switching on the transceiver. Don't restart transceiver power when it is connected with
computer.
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11. Maintenance
11.1 Default Setting after Resetting
Frequency band VHF UHF
VFO frequency 145.150MHz 431.150MHz
Memory channel -- --
Offset direction -- --
Offset frequency 600KHz 5MHz
Channel step 10KHz 10KHz
CTCSS encode and decode -- --
CTCSS tone frequency 88.5Hz 88.5Hz
DCS encode and decode -- --
DCS Code 000N 000N
Output power HI HI
TOT 3 3
APO OFF OFF
VOL 28 28
Squelch Level 3 3
11.2 Trouble Shooting

Problem Possible Causes and Potential Solutions
+ and - polarities of power connection are reversed. Connect
(1) Power is on, nothing
red lead to plus terminal and black lead to minus terminal of
appears on Display
DC power supply
Check and solve problem resulting in blown fuse and
(2) Fuse is blown
replace fuse with new fuse
• Squelch is muted. Decrease squelch level.
(4) No sound comes from
• Tone or CTCSS/DCS squelch is active. Turn CTCSS or
speaker
DCS squelch off
(5) Key and Dial do not
Key-lock function is activated. Cancel Key-lock function
function
(6) No Scan Did not list the channel in the scan when programmed
The whole band with noise
The squelch has opened during programmed
after programmed
a. Check the antenna is well or not, and check the antenna
Communication range was port whether well connected.
short, bad sensitivity b. Antenna connector has debris or damaged. Whether set
Low power
a. Frequency/channel different, pls modify
Can not talk with other
b. CTCSS/DCS different, pls reset
members within the group
c. Out of the communication range
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12. Specifications
GENERAL
Frequency Range VHF: 136-174MHz UHF: 400~490MHz
Number of Channels 200 channels
Channel Spacing 25K (Wide Band) 20K(Middle Band) 12.5K (Narrow band)
2.5KHz, 5KHz, 6.25KHz, 10KHz, 12.5KHz, 20KHz, 25KHz,
Phase-locked Step
30KHz, 50KHz
Operating Voltage 13.8V DC ±15%
Squelch Carrier/CTCSS/DCS
Frequency Stability ±5 ppm
Operating Temperature -20℃~+60℃
Dimensions(mm) 124 (W) x 163(D) x 39 (H)
Weight about 0.64Kg
»»Specifications are subject to change without notice due to advancements in

technology.
TRANSMITTER
Wide band Narrow band
Sensitivity (12dB Sinad) ≤0.25μV ≤0.35μV
Adjacent Channel
≥60dB ≥60dB
Selectivity
Audio Response +1~-3dB(0.3~3KHz) +1~-3dB(0.3~2.55KHz)
Hum & Noise ≥45dB ≥40dB
Audio distortion ≤5%
Audio power output >2W@8
RECEIVER
Wide band Narrow band
Power Output 25W / 15W / 5W
Modulation 16KΦF3E 11KΦF3E
Adjacent Channel Power ≥70dB ≥60dB
Hum & Noise ≥40dB ≥36dB
Spurious Emission ≥60dB ≥60dB
Audio Response +1~-3dB(0.3~3KHz) +1~- 3dB(0.3~2.55KHz)
Audio Distortion ≤5%
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13. Attached Chart
52 groups CTCSS Tone Frequency(Hz)
No. Freq.(Hz) No. Freq.(Hz) No. Freq. (Hz) No. Freq. (Hz) No. Freq. (Hz)
1 62.5 12 94.8 23 136.5 34 177.3 45 218.1
2 67.0 13 97.4 24 141.3 35 179.9 46 225.7
3 69.3 14 100.0 25 146.2 36 183.5 47 229.1
4 71.9 15 103.5 26 151.4 37 196.2 48 233.6
5 74.4 16 107.2 27 156.7 38 189.9 49 241.8
6 77.0 17 110.9 28 159.8 39 192.8 50 250.3
7 79.7 18 114.8 29 162.2 40 196.6 51 254.1
8 82.5 19 118.8 30 165.5 41 199.5 52 Self-

define
9 85.4 20 123.0 31 167.9 42 203.5
10 88.5 21 127.3 32 171.3 43 206.5
11 91.5 22 131.8 33 173.8 44 210.7
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1024 groups DCS Code
Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC Code DSC
No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal) No. (Octal)
1. 000 2. 001 3. 002 4. 003 5. 004 6. 005 7. 006 8. 007
9. 010 10. 011 11. 012 12. 013 13. 014 14. 015 15. 016 16. 017
17. 020 18. 021 19. 022 20. 023 21. 024 22. 025 23. 026 24. 027
25. 030 26. 031 27. 032 28. 033 29. 034 30. 035 31. 036 32. 037
33. 040 34. 041 35. 042 36. 043 37. 044 38. 045 39. 046 40. 047
41. 050 42. 051 43. 052 44. 053 45. 054 46. 055 47. 056 48. 057
49. 060 50. 061 51. 062 52. 063 53. 064 54. 065 55. 066 56. 067
57. 070 58. 071 59. 072 60. 073 61. 074 62. 075 63. 076 64. 077
65. 100 66. 101 67. 102 68. 103 69. 104 70. 105 71. 106 72. 107
73. 110 74. 111 75. 112 76. 113 77. 114 78. 115 79. 116 80. 117
81. 120 82. 121 83. 122 84. 123 85. 124 86. 125 87. 126 88. 127
89. 130 90. 131 91. 132 92. 133 93. 134 94. 135 95. 136 96. 137
97. 140 98. 141 99. 142 100. 143 101. 144 102. 145 103. 146 104. 147
105. 150 106. 151 107. 152 108. 153 109. 154 110. 155 111. 156 112. 157
113. 160 114. 161 115. 162 116. 163 117. 164 118. 165 119. 166 120. 167
121. 170 122. 171 123. 172 124. 173 125. 174 126. 175 127. 176 128. 177
129. 200 130. 201 131. 202 132. 203 133. 204 134. 205 135. 206 136. 207
137. 210 138. 211 139. 212 140. 213 141. 214 142. 215 143. 216 144. 217
145. 220 146. 221 147. 222 148. 223 149. 224 150. 225 151. 226 152. 227
153. 230 154. 231 155. 232 156. 233 157. 234 158. 235 159. 236 160. 237
161. 240 162. 241 163. 242 164. 243 165. 244 166. 245 167. 246 168. 247
169. 250 170. 251 171. 252 172. 253 173. 254 174. 255 175. 256 176. 257
177. 260 178. 261 179. 262 180. 263 181. 264 182. 265 183. 266 184. 267
185. 270 186. 271 187. 272 188. 273 189. 274 190. 275 191. 276 192. 277
193. 300 194. 301 195. 302 196. 303 197. 304 198. 305 199. 306 200. 307
201. 310 202. 311 203. 312 204. 313 205. 314 206. 315 207. 316 208. 317
209. 320 210. 321 211. 322 212. 323 213. 324 214. 325 215. 326 216. 327
217. 330 218. 331 219. 332 220. 333 221. 334 222. 335 223. 336 224. 337
225. 340 226. 341 227. 342 228. 343 229. 344 230. 345 231. 346 232. 347
233. 350 234. 351 235. 352 236. 353 237. 354 238. 355 239. 356 240. 357
241. 360 242. 361 243. 362 244. 363 245. 364 246. 365 247. 366 248. 367
249. 370 250. 371 251. 372 252. 373 253. 374 254. 375 255. 376 256. 377
257. 400 258. 401 259. 402 260. 403 261. 404 262. 405 263. 406 264. 407
265. 410 266. 411 267. 412 268. 413 269. 414 270. 415 271. 416 272. 417
273. 420 274. 421 275. 422 276. 423 277. 424 278. 425 279. 426 280. 427
281. 430 282. 431 283. 432 284. 433 285. 434 286. 435 287. 436 288. 437
289. 440 290. 441 291. 442 292. 443 293. 444 294. 445 295. 446 296. 447
297. 450 298. 451 299. 452 300. 453 301. 454 302. 455 303. 456 304. 457
305. 460 306. 461 307. 462 308. 463 309. 464 310. 465 311. 466 312. 467
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313. 470 314. 471 315. 472 316. 473 317. 474 318. 475 319. 476 320. 477
321. 500 322. 501 323. 502 324. 503 325. 504 326. 505 327. 506 328. 507
329. 510 330. 511 331. 512 332. 513 333. 514 334. 515 335. 516 336. 517
337. 520 338. 521 339. 522 340. 523 341. 524 342. 525 343. 526 344. 527
345. 530 346. 531 347. 532 348. 533 349. 534 350. 535 351. 536 352. 537
353. 540 354. 541 355. 542 356. 543 357. 544 358. 545 359. 546 360. 547
361. 550 362. 551 363. 552 364. 553 365. 554 366. 555 367. 556 368. 557
369. 560 370. 561 371. 562 372. 563 373. 564 374. 565 375. 566 376. 567
377. 570 378. 571 379. 572 380. 573 381. 574 382. 575 383. 576 384. 577
385. 600 386. 601 387. 602 388. 603 389. 604 390. 605 391. 606 392. 607
393. 610 394. 611 395. 612 396. 613 397. 614 398. 615 399. 616 400. 617
401. 620 402. 621 403. 622 404. 623 405. 624 406. 625 407. 626 408. 627
409. 630 410. 631 411. 632 412. 633 413. 634 414. 635 415. 636 416. 637
417. 640 418. 641 419. 642 420. 643 421. 644 422. 645 423. 646 424. 647
425. 650 426. 651 427. 652 428. 653 429. 654 430. 655 431. 656 432. 657
433. 660 434. 661 435. 662 436. 663 437. 664 438. 665 439. 666 440. 667
441. 670 442. 671 443. 672 444. 673 445. 674 446. 675 447. 676 448. 677
449. 700 450. 701 451. 702 452. 703 453. 704 454. 705 455. 706 456. 707
457. 710 458. 711 459. 712 460. 713 461. 714 462. 715 463. 716 464. 717
465. 720 466. 721 467. 722 468. 723 469. 724 470. 725 471. 726 472. 727
473. 730 474. 731 475. 732 476. 733 477. 734 478. 735 479. 736 480. 737
481. 740 482. 741 483. 742 484. 743 485. 744 486. 745 487. 746 488. 747
489. 750 490. 751 491. 752 492. 753 493. 754 494. 755 495. 756 496. 757
497. 760 498. 761 499. 762 500. 763 501. 764 502. 765 503. 766 504. 767
505. 770 506. 771 507. 772 508. 773 509. 774 510. 775 511. 776 512. 777
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9.KEYPAD MENU SETUP............................................................................... 23

Transceiver Microphone Mobile Bracket Screws Pads

Adjusting screws DC Power Cable non-slip mat Fuse(10A 250V)

2.2 Optional Accessories

PC cable External Speaker

Regulated Power Supply Programming Software Car Antenna

3.2 DC Power Cable Connection

3.2.1 Mobile Operation

5. Reconnect any wiring removed from the negative terminal.

3.2.2 Fixed Station Operation

DC power cable with fuse holder (QPL-01)

3.2.3 Replacing Fuses

Fuse Location Fuse Current Rating

The possible locations of antenna on a car are shown as following:

3.4 Accessories Connections

NO. Key Functions

2 Self define key

3 Self define key

4 Self define key

5 Self define key

6 Self define key

7 Self define key

8 Function key/ function group key

4.2 Rear panel

NO. Key Functions

MIC Connector Diagram(in the front view of connector)

Key Pad Serial Data

6.2 Adjusting the Volume

6.3 Adjusting Frequency

6.4 Adjust Channel

6.7 Switch between Main Channel and Sub Channel

6.8 Switch between VFO and Channel Mode

6.11 CTCSS/DCS Encode and Decode Setup

6.12 CTCSS Scan

6.13 DCS Scan

6.15 Scan Skip

6.16 Squelch off/ Squelch off Momentary

6.17 KEYPAD LOCKOUT

7.2 FREQUENCY STEP SIZE SETUP

7.3 Display mode setup

7.4 Squelch level Setup

7.6 PWD password setting

7.7 Scan Dwell Time Setup

7.8 Scan Pause Time Setup

7.9 AOP (Automatic power on setup)

7.11 DIM (Backlight Brightless Setup)

7.12 TOT(Time Out Timer)

7.13 APO (Automatic Power OFF)

7.14 Pilot Frequency

7.15 DIR (LCD display direction setup)

7.16 Microphone Speaker

7.17 RTDF ( RX/TX dissimilar frequency Setup)

7.18 Reset Factory Default

8.1 RCDT (CTCSS/DCS Decode Setup)

8.2 CTCSS/DCS Encode Setup

8.3 HIGH/MID/LOW Power Selection

8.4 Signaling Combination Setup