What to do if no sound comes from the speaker of my CIGNUS Transceiver?
If you are not getting any sound from the speaker of your CIGNUS Transceiver, there are a couple of potential causes: * The squelch might be muted. Try decreasing the squelch level. * Tone or CTCSS/DCS squelch may be active. In this case, turn CTCSS or DCS squelch off.
Why is my CIGNUS Transceiver display too dim?
If the display on your CIGNUS Transceiver is too dim, adjust the dimmer to a higher level.
What to do if the PTT key is pressed but transmission does not occur on my CIGNUS Transceiver?
If you press the PTT key on your CIGNUS Transceiver and no transmission occurs, check the following: * Ensure the microphone is properly connected. * Ensure the antenna is properly connected.
Why do the key and dial not function on my CIGNUS Transceiver?
If the key and dial on your CIGNUS Transceiver are not functioning, the key-lock function may be activated. Try canceling the key-lock function.
What to do if power is on but nothing appears on the display of my CIGNUS CG-828UV?
If your CIGNUS Transceiver has power but nothing is showing on the display, check the polarity of the power connection. Ensure the red lead is connected to the positive terminal and the black lead is connected to the negative terminal of the DC power supply.
Details the transmit and receive frequency bands supported by the transceiver.
Lists all items included in the transceiver package for basic operation.
Lists accessories available for purchase to enhance transceiver functionality.
Guides on selecting a safe and suitable location for installing the transceiver in a vehicle.
Provides instructions on correctly connecting the transceiver to a DC power source, including safety precautions.
Details operation requirements and precautions specific to mobile use.
Explains requirements and procedures for using the transceiver as a fixed station.
Details the process and precautions for replacing blown fuses in the transceiver and its accessories.
Describes the importance of proper antenna installation and connection for optimal performance.
Instructions for connecting an external speaker for audio output.
Guide on connecting the microphone to the transceiver unit.
Instructions for connecting the transceiver to a PC for software configuration.
Identifies and explains the functions of controls and indicators on the front panel of the transceiver.
Describes fundamental operations and key functions of the transceiver controls.
Identifies and explains the connectors and indicators located on the rear panel.
Explains the various icons, indicators, and information displayed on the transceiver's LCD screen.
Details the functions of the microphone buttons and their operation.
Step-by-step guide on turning the transceiver on and off.
Instructions on how to control the audio volume for the transceiver.
Explains how to switch between frequency (VFO) and memory channel modes.
Details methods for adjusting the operating frequency using knobs and microphone keys.
Describes how to select and adjust memory channels using the transceiver controls.
How to select the primary band for operation and transmit.
Guide on choosing specific frequency bands for the left and right sides of the transceiver.
Explains how the transceiver receives signals and how indicators appear on the LCD.
Instructions on disabling squelch to monitor weak signals.
Procedures for transmitting, including microphone usage and band selection.
How to adjust the squelch level to filter unwanted signals.
How to select the transmission power level for the current channel.
Enables swapping of TX and RX frequencies for simplex operation.
How to choose between Wide, Middle, and Narrow bandwidth settings.
Function to quickly switch to a pre-set home channel.
Procedures for editing existing memory channels.
Instructions on how to copy channel data to another memory location.
Steps to remove a channel from memory.
Configures the transceiver to automatically shut down after a set period.
Automatically sets the offset frequency and direction for repeater operation.
Sets the frequency increment step for VFO and scanning operations.
Restricts scanning or frequency input to the current VFO band.
Configures 2-Tone signaling for calls and selective functions.
Configures 5-Tone signaling for calls and selective functions.
Explains optional signaling features like DTMF, 5Tone, and 2Tone.
Sets up CTCSS tones and DCS codes for encoded transmissions.
Configures CTCSS tones and DCS codes for decoding incoming signals.
Configures DTMF signaling, including code editing.
Selects the squelch mode based on signal type (carrier, CTCSS/DCS, tone).
Enhances audio clarity by reducing background noise.
Enables voice privacy by scrambling audio signals.
Configures the function of the transceiver's keypad keys.
Disables keypad functions to prevent accidental changes.
Adjusts the sensitivity of the squelch to filter signals.
Enables swapping of TX and RX frequencies for simplex operation.
Mutes the sub-band audio during main band transmission or reception.
Allows assigning custom names to memory channels for easier identification.
Configures automatic saving of current channel settings upon exit.
Customizes the functions assigned to the PA, PB, PC, PD keys on the microphone.
Sets the direction (plus or minus) for the offset frequency in repeater operation.
Determines how long the transceiver pauses on a detected signal during scanning.
Scans channels, pausing when a signal is detected on the priority channel.
Manually sets the offset frequency value for repeater operations.
Configures how information is displayed on the LCD screen.
Prevents transmission on an occupied channel to avoid interference.
Limits continuous transmission time to prevent overheating or misuse.
Links frequency adjustments between VFO bands for synchronized changes.
Selects the channel bandwidth for optimal signal reception and transmission.
Enables cross-band repeater functionality between VHF and UHF bands.
Adjusts the brightness level of the keypad backlighting.
Allows the transceiver to record and inquire about incoming calls.
Automatically enables AM mode for VHF frequencies below a certain threshold.
Configures audio output for VHF signals via an external speaker.
Adjusts the volume level for audible beeps from the transceiver.
Controls the operation of the microphone's built-in speaker.
Enables password protection to prevent unauthorized operation.
How to send DTMF codes using the microphone keypad.
How to switch between main and sub bands using the microphone.
Explains how programmable PA-PD keys can be assigned functions.
Resets all transceiver settings and channels to their factory default values.
Guide on installing the necessary USB driver for software communication.
Lists the default settings that are restored during a factory reset.
Provides solutions for common problems encountered with the transceiver.
A chart listing the frequencies for the 51 CTCSS tone groups.
A chart listing the codes for the 1024 DCS groups.
General| Output Power | 5W |
|---|---|
| Number of Channels | 128 |
| Operating Voltage | 7.4V DC |
| Dimensions | 110 x 58 x 32 mm |
| Waterproof | IP54 |
| Frequency Range | VHF: 136-174 MHz, UHF: 400-480 MHz |
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