Operating instructions
Important
NEVER ATTEMPT TO TRANSMIT WITHOUT
AN ANTENNA CONNECTED TO THE
TRANSCEIVER OTHERWISE DAMAGE MAY
OCCUR TO THE OUTPUT TRANSISTORS
WHICH WOULD VOID THE WARRANTY.
AM operation
Receive operating procedure
1.
Place the CB-PA switch in CB position.
2.
Place the LSB/USB/AM switch in the AM
position.
3.
Turn the set on by turning the VOLUME
CONTROL clockwise, past click.
NOTE: Microphone must be plugged in for
receiver to operate.
4.
Set the VOLUME CONTROL for a comfortable
audio level.
5.
Listen to the background noise from the
speaker. Turn the SQUELCH CONTROL
slowly clockwise, until the noise just
disappears. The squelch is now properly
adjusted. The receiver will remain quiet until
a signal is received. Do not advance the
control too far, as some of the weaker signals
will not open the squelch.
6.
Set the CHANNEL SELECTOR switch to the
desired channel.
Transmit operating procedure
1.
Select the desired channel you wish to
transmit on.
2.
If the channel is clear, depress the push-to-talk
switch on the microphone and speak into the
microphone in a normal voice.
S.S.B. operation
You may only use S.S.B. operation when talking
to another station which also has an S.S.B. trans-
ceiver. Stations which have A.M. mode only
will not be able to understand your transmission.
The recommended procedure is to initially com-
municate on A.M. and if the reception in either
direction is becoming weak, select in conjunction
with the other station, either USB or LSB mode
and stronger signals will be received. It will be
necessary to adjust the clarifier control for
clearest reception.
Public address
operation
For P.A. (Public Address) operation use an
external 8-16 ohm Speaker.
1.
Connect PA speaker or Loudhailer using
"TINI PLUG" (3.5mm) to the PA socket on the
rear of the set.
2.
Press in the CB-PA button.
3.
Press the microphone button. Speak into the
microphone and turn the volume control in a
clockwise direction to adjust the volume from
the PA speaker. The internal speaker of the
transceiver is disconnected when in the PA
mode.
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