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General| Number of Channels | 55 |
|---|---|
| Modulation | FM |
| Voltage | 13.8 VDC |
| Antenna Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Power Output (High) | 25 Watts |
| Power Output (Low) | 1W |
| Emergency Channel | Channel 16 |
Critical instruction to contact support before returning the product.
Information required before contacting technical support for assistance.
Instructions for keeping packing material for future transport or returns.
Explains the manual's role in answering installation and operation questions.
Details the SE2510's features, design, and compact size.
Provides quick instructions to refresh memory on using the radio.
Lists detailed technical data, compliance, and performance parameters.
Enumerates all components included with the SE2510 radio.
Outlines the necessity of a Ship Station License and application process.
Steps for checking the unit and reporting discrepancies or shipping damage.
Advice on planning antenna and radio placement for optimal installation.
Factors to consider when choosing a location for the radio and antenna.
Instructions for physically mounting the radio bracket and unit.
Details the rear panel connections for power, speaker, and antenna.
Guide for connecting the power cable, including fuse and polarity.
Steps for connecting the antenna cable using a PL-259 connector.
Detailed steps for assembling the coaxial cable connector.
Information on connecting an external speaker for audio output.
Identifies front panel controls and LCD display information.
How to turn the radio on/off and set the speaker volume.
Procedure for adjusting the squelch to eliminate background noise.
Explains how to change channels using front panel or microphone controls.
How to switch between US and International channel sets.
Steps for making a transmission using the Push-To-Talk (PTT) button.
How to toggle between 1 Watt and 25 Watt transmit power levels.
Explains the auto-disengage feature for long transmissions.
How to tune into and listen to weather broadcasts.
How to quickly access emergency channels 16 or 9.
Special procedure for overriding low power on specific channels.
How to monitor two channels simultaneously.
Steps to reset the radio to factory default settings.
How to scan through all available channels.
How to scan through user-programmed memory channels.
How the external speaker operates with the internal speaker.
Guidelines for efficient and professional radio communication.
Lists channels, frequencies, and modes for US marine operations.
Lists NOAA and other weather channel frequencies.
Lists channels, frequencies, and modes for international marine operations.
Lists channels, frequencies, and modes for Canadian marine operations.
Provides standard phonetic alphabet and radio communication terms.
Visual representation of the radio's internal circuitry and components.
Details what the warranty covers, exclusions, and conditions.
Instructions for submitting units for repair and contacting service.
Contact information for support, out-of-warranty service, and inquiries.
Step-by-step guide for making a distress (MAYDAY) call.
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