What to do if the charging indicator doesn't appear on my Standard Horizon HX300?
If the “ ” indicator on the LCD of your Standard Horizon Transceiver does not appear while charging, it may indicate a defective battery. Contact your Standard Horizon dealer.
What to do if some keys do not operate on Standard Horizon Transceiver?
If some keys aren't working, the key lock might be activated. To deactivate it, hold down the key for 2 seconds.
How to select between USA, INTL, Canadian bands on Standard Horizon HX300?
If you're having trouble selecting between USA, INTL, and Canadian bands, make sure you're following the correct procedure: Hold down the key and press the key.
Why some keys does not operate on my Standard Horizon HX300?
If some keys on your Standard Horizon Transceiver are not working, the Key Lock might be activated. To deactivate it, hold down the key for 2 seconds.
How to fix Standard Horizon HX300 Transceiver when the key does not start the scan?
If the key on your Standard Horizon Transceiver does not start the scan, it could be due to the following reasons: * No channel memorized. Enter desired channels into the transceiver’s Scan memory. * Squelch is not adjusted. Press the key several times until the “SQL” indicator blinks, then press the key until the “ ” icon disappears. Further adjustment of the squelch level may eliminate incoming signal.
General| Type | Handheld VHF Marine Transceiver |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| GPS | No |
| DSC | No |
| Floatation | Yes |
| Power Output | 6W / 1W |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX7 |
| Battery Type | Li-ion |
| Channels | All US, Canadian, and International marine VHF channels |
Provides an overview of the HX300 transceiver and support contact information.
Covers RF exposure guidelines and safe operating practices for the transceiver.
Lists all items included in the HX300 transceiver package upon purchase.
Details optional accessories available for purchase to enhance the HX300's functionality.
Explains the VHF marine band frequencies, range, and general usage principles.
Details the HX300's submersible capabilities and IPX8 specification for water protection.
Provides procedures for making distress calls and hailing on Channel 16 during emergencies.
Provides instructions for maintaining and cleaning the HX300 transceiver for optimal performance.
Covers charging the battery pack using various chargers, including USB port options.
Outlines crucial precautions for handling, charging, and storing Li-ion battery packs safely.
Step-by-step guide for correctly installing and removing the battery pack from the transceiver.
Detailed instructions for charging the HX300 battery pack using the provided chargers.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the belt clip and hand strap for carrying the device.
Details the installation of optional accessories like the alkaline battery case.
Identifies and explains the function of each control and switch on the HX300 transceiver.
Explains the various icons and indicators displayed on the HX300's LCD screen for status monitoring.
Lists communications that are forbidden by the FCC to ensure compliance.
Steps for setting up the transceiver for the first time, including antenna installation.
Instructions on how to receive signals and adjust volume and squelch levels.
Guide to transmitting, including power selection, PTT usage, and microphone placement.
Explains the Time-Out Timer feature to prevent accidental prolonged transmissions.
How to change between USA, Canadian, and International channel bands for operation.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the transceiver's keypad to prevent accidental changes.
How to access and use the NOAA weather channels for weather broadcasts.
How to set up and receive NOAA Weather Alerts for severe weather warnings.
Procedure for testing the NOAA Weather Alert function to ensure it is working.
Instructions for programming and operating instant access preset channels for quick selection.
Covers programming scan memory and selecting scan types like Priority or Memory Scan.
How to program channels into the scan memory for automatic channel monitoring.
How to choose between Priority Scan and Memory Scan modes.
Details how to operate Priority Scan and Memory Scan modes.
How to operate the Priority Scan feature for monitoring a priority channel.
How to operate the Memory Scan feature for monitoring programmed channels.
How to activate and use the Dual Watch feature to monitor two channels simultaneously.
How to activate and use the Tri-Watch feature to monitor three channels simultaneously.
Configures the backlight illumination method for the LCD and keypad.
Enables or disables the keypad beeper for audible feedback.
Selects the scan mode, either Priority Scan or Memory Scan.
Selects between Dual Watch and Tri Watch modes for channel monitoring.
Configures the blinking pattern or disables the water-enabled light feature.
Enables or disables the Weather Alert function for NOAA broadcasts.
General precautions for maintaining the transceiver and its water resistance.
Lists available replacement parts and details how to order them from the manufacturer.
Contact information for obtaining factory repair services in the USA and Canada.
A chart listing common symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for operational issues.
Details the use of channels like 13 for bridge operations and navigation safety.
Defines simplex and duplex operation and how modes are automatically selected.
Identifies channels typically used by recreational boaters for non-commercial use.
States the requirement for marine vessels to monitor Channel 16 for safety.
Use of frequencies for pilot communication and intership navigational purposes.
Frequencies for vessel control and bridge-to-bridge communications on the Great Lakes.
Use of frequencies for general navigational communications on waterways.
Channel usage specific to the Puget Sound and US/Canada border areas.
Use of frequencies for state/local search and rescue training exercises.
Frequencies for coast stations broadcasting weather forecasts on the Great Lakes.
Authorization for SAR training exercises requiring USCG approval.
Details the limited warranty for Standard Horizon marine products purchased in the US and Canada.
Lists warranty periods for transceivers, chargers, batteries, and accessories.
Instructions for registering the product online to activate warranty coverage.
Contact info for support and details on the lifetime flat rate service program.
Covers frequency ranges, channel spacing, voltage, and physical dimensions of the HX300.
Lists technical specifications for the transmitter, including power output and deviation.
Lists technical specifications for the receiver, including sensitivity and selectivity.
Explains FCC ship station licensing requirements for vessels using VHF marine radio.
Provides data required for FCC/Industry Canada license applications for the transceiver.
Warning against unauthorized modifications that may void FCC compliance.
Details compliance with Class B digital device limits to protect against interference.
Safety notice regarding FCC RF exposure compliance and operating requirements.
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