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Cobra microTALK PR 260 WX User Manual

Cobra microTALK PR 260 WX
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Owner’s Manual
Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra
®
TWO-WAY RADIO MODEL
PR 260 WX
Printed in China
Part No. 480-312-P
English
Version A
PR260-2WX VP-D-FINALB_With_Edits 5/26/06 11:23 AM Page 1
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Cobra microTALK PR 260 WX Specifications

General IconGeneral
Number of Channels22
Privacy Codes121
RangeUp to 26 miles
Weather RadioYes
Weather Channels10
Weather AlertsYes
Battery SaverYes
Weight0.5 lbs
WaterproofNo
DisplayLCD
BacklightYes
VOXYes
Hands-freeYes
Belt ClipYes
Call AlertYes
Roger BeepYes
Speaker/Microphone JackYes
Frequency Range462.5500 - 467.7125 MHz
Accessories IncludedBelt clip
Battery TypeAA Alkaline (included), Rechargeable (optional)

Summary

Introduction to Cobra microTALK® Radios

Benefits of Using microTALK® Radios

Summarizes uses and advantages of the radios for communication.

Radio Mounting Accessories

Describes belt clip and wrist strap for carrying the radio.

Cobra Customer Assistance

Customer Support in the U.S.A.

Provides contact details and services for U.S. customers.

Customer Support Outside the U.S.A.

Offers guidance for international users seeking assistance.

Cobra microTALK® PR 260 WX Product Features

Key Controls and Buttons Overview

Identifies and describes main operational buttons and controls.

Display and Indicator Features

Covers the LCD display and various indicator icons.

Radio Connections and Accessories

Details jacks, belt clip attachment, and wrist strap connection points.

Backlit LCD Display Details

Understanding LCD Display Icons

Explains the meaning of various icons displayed on the LCD screen.

Important FCC Licensing Information

Caring for Your microTALK® Radio

Rechargeable Batteries and Charger Usage

Provides instructions for battery installation and charging procedures.

Using Your microTALK® Radio

Connecting Speaker/Microphone/Charger

Explains how to connect external audio devices and chargers.

Quick Start Guide for Operation

Outlines the basic steps to turn on and begin using the radio.

Basic Radio Operations

Turning On and Standby Mode

Details how to power up the radio and its standby status.

Battery Status and Power Saving

Explains battery low indicator and auto power saver functions.

Communicating with Another Person

Provides the core procedure for transmitting and receiving voice.

Channel, Volume, and Call Operations

Selecting and Listening to Channels

How to choose channels and receive transmissions.

Adjusting Volume Levels

Instructions for controlling the audio output volume.

Using the Call Button

Details the function of the call alert button for signaling.

Display Illumination and Range Features

Illuminating the Display

How to activate the screen's backlight for 10 seconds.

Auto Squelch and Maximum Range Extender

Features to filter weak signals and extend communication range.

Lock Function Operation

Locking and Unlocking Controls

How to engage the lock to prevent accidental button presses.

Understanding microTALK® Range Factors

Factors Affecting Radio Communication Range

Explains how terrain, buildings, and foliage impact radio range.

Navigating Mode Functions

Sequence of Mode Function Features

Describes the predetermined order of selectable radio features.

CTCSS Privacy Codes

How to Select a Privacy Code

Step-by-step guide for setting privacy codes on the radio.

NOAA* All Hazards Radio Channels

Listening to NOAA Weather Broadcasts

Instructions for accessing and tuning into NOAA weather channels.

Voice Activated Transmit (VOX)

Enabling and Disabling VOX Mode

How to activate and deactivate the hands-free transmission feature.

Setting VOX Sensitivity

Adjusting VOX Sensitivity Levels

Fine-tuning the sensitivity for voice-activated transmission.

Channel Scan Feature

How to Scan Channels Automatically

Steps to initiate automatic scanning of available channels.

Scanning Operations and Responses

During Channel Scan: Receiving Transmission

Actions when a signal is detected during channel scanning.

During Channel Scan: No Transmission

Actions when no signal is present during channel scanning.

Privacy Code Scan Feature

How to Scan Privacy Codes

Steps to initiate automatic scanning of privacy codes on a channel.

Privacy Code Scan Operations

During Privacy Scan: Receiving Transmission

Actions when a signal is detected during privacy code scanning.

During Privacy Scan: No Transmission

Actions when no signal is present during privacy code scanning.

Call Tone Settings

Changing Call Tone Settings

How to select from five different call alert tones.

Roger Beep Confirmation Tone

Enabling and Disabling Roger Beep

How to control the audible confirmation tone after transmitting.

General Specifications and Licensing

FRS/GMRS Frequency Allocation

Table detailing channel frequencies, services, and power output.

Frequency Compatibility Chart Overview

Information on channel number compatibility between different models.

Important FCC License Requirements

GMRS License Necessity

Explains why an FCC license is required for GMRS channel operation.

Radio Safety Information and RF Exposure

FCC RF Exposure Compliance

Guidelines for safe usage, accessories, and body-worn operation.

Recommended Operating Position

Details the proper way to hold the radio for safe transmission.

Product Service and Support

Product Service Questions and Procedures

General inquiries and steps for obtaining product service.

Service Information for U.S.A. Purchases

Details for warranty repair and service for products bought in the USA.

Service Information for International Purchases

Guidance for customers outside the USA seeking product service.

Warranty Information and Acknowledgements

Limited One-Year Warranty Details (USA)

Terms and conditions of the one-year limited warranty for radios and chargers.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Conditions and circumstances that are not covered by the warranty.

Specific Battery Warranty (90-Day)

Details the 90-day warranty period for rechargeable batteries.

Trademark Acknowledgement

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