Hi-Target HDL All-Star Radio User Manual

This manual details the operation, settings, and functions of the Hi-Target HDL All-Star radio, covering modes like external radio, relay, and network relay…


Hi-Target HDL All-Star Radio User Manual - cover page
Brand
Hi-Target
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
18
File format
PDF
File size
991 KB
Published
15 October, 2026
Updated
15 October, 2026
MD5 checksum
A867641470A6F3B95123E7091E20E05A

About this manual

The Hi-Target HDL All-Star radio is a multifunctional device designed for high-precision GNSS measurement data transmission. It supports three primary working modes: external radio, radio relay, and network relay, ensuring reliable data links for base stations and mobile stations. The device features a built-in 30W transceiver module and a 4G network communication module for extended range and cost-effective CORS data sharing.

The manual provides instructions on operating the device via physical buttons or the Hi-Radio software. Key topics include power requirements (12V/20AH), safety precautions regarding radio frequency exposure, and detailed configuration steps for different working modes. Technical specifications cover frequency ranges, transmission power, GPS positioning accuracy, and environmental ratings. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Radio Features
  • Precautions
  • Radio Appearance
  • Button Settings
  • Software Settings
  • Radio Functions
  • Radio Parameters
  • Working Modes

Specifications

Transmission PowerHigh (30W), Low (10W)
Frequency Range457-467MHz; 223.025 -235MHz (optional)
Airborne Baud Rate9600 /19200 bps
GPS Positioning Accuracy<2.5 meters
Power Supply Requirement12V/20AH or higher
Operating Temperature-40 ~ 65°C
Dimensions180*115*86 mm

Frequently asked questions

What are the three main working modes of the HDL All-Star radio?

The three main working modes are external radio, radio relay, and network relay.

What is the recommended distance between the operator and the antenna during transmission?

It is recommended to keep the distance between the operator and the antenna at least 2 meters to reduce harm from high-energy radio waves.

Which network types does the radio support?

The radio supports China Mobile 4G/3G/2G, China Unicom 4G/3G/2G, and China Telecom 4G networks.

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