What to do if my Standart Horizon HX40 cannot output sound?
If your Standard Horizon Transceiver isn't outputting sound when you press and hold the [SQL/VOL] key, there could be a couple of reasons. First, check if the battery is low and charge it if needed. Also, the audio volume level might be too low. Try pressing the [?] key until you hear background noise.
Why doesn't the charge indicator appear on my Standart Horizon Transceiver?
If the charge indicator doesn't appear when charging your Standart Horizon Transceiver, make sure the transceiver is correctly placed on the SBH-27 Charger Cradle. Also, ensure the SBH-27 Charger Cradle is receiving power by connecting the SAD-23B or E-DC-19A for AC/DC power.
What to do if my Standart Horizon HX40 won't turn off?
If your Standart Horizon Transceiver won't turn off or respond to the keypad, the microcomputer might be frozen. To restart it, press and hold the POWER switch for over 15 seconds.
How to fix USA/INTL/CAN modes on Standart Horizon HX40 Transceiver?
If the USA/INTL/CAN modes aren't working on your Standart Horizon Transceiver, ensure that you specify the correct item number from “SETUP MENU” – “CHANNEL SETUP” – “CHANNEL GROUP.”
General| Brand | Standart Horizon |
|---|---|
| Model | HX40 |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Provides an overview of the HX40, its features, and contact information for support.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION marks and prohibited/required action symbols.
Details hazards leading to injury/damage; includes DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION warnings.
Explains VHF marine band frequencies, range, and regulations.
Details the HX40's submersible rating (IPX7) and conditions for it.
Guides on using Channel 16 for distress calls and making Mayday calls.
Instructions for hailing and communicating with other vessels via Channel 16 or 9.
Describes use of Channels 13/67 for navigation and power limits.
Explains simplex/duplex channel operation and automatic mode selection.
Details using Sea Tow's service for checking radio performance.
Lists included accessories and optional items for the HX40.
Covers radio cleaning, battery safety precautions, and maintenance tips.
Step-by-step instructions for charging the HX40 battery.
Provides instructions with diagrams for attaching/detaching the belt clip.
Identifies and explains the function of each button, switch, and connector.
Explains the LCD display and various operational indicators.
Lists FCC-forbidden communications and potential fines.
Guides on receiving signals, transmitting, and checking channel clarity.
Explains changing transmit power and the Time-Out Timer (TOT) function.
Instructions for changing channel groups and locking/unlocking the keypad.
Details accessing NOAA weather channels and responding to alerts.
Guides programming, operating, and deleting preset channels for instant access.
Explains programming, selecting, and performing Memory Scan and Priority Scan.
Details setting up and starting Dual Watch and Triple Watch features.
Covers listening to FM broadcasts, frequency sweep, and storing frequencies.
Explains soft key functions, assignment, and timer settings.
Allows changing channel group from USA, Canada, or International.
Enables or disables the NOAA Weather Alert function.
Programs channels for scan memory and selects scan mode (M-SCAN/P-SCAN).
Sets scan resume time and selects Dual/Triple Watch.
Designates priority and sub channels for scanning and instant access.
Manages FM broadcast frequencies and names: add, edit, or delete entries.
Adjusts key beep volume, battery save mode, backlight level/timer, and contrast.
Resets settings and displays software version information.
General precautions to prevent damage and ensure proper operation of the radio.
Provides contact details for obtaining service or repairs from Standard Horizon.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and remedies for operational issues.
Explains VTS, alpha channels, and bridge-to-bridge channel usage.
Details channel monitoring requirements and uses for recreational boaters.
Lists specific frequencies and their approved uses in various geographical areas.
Outlines warranty validity, coverage periods, and conditions for products.
Details warranty service procedures, Standard Horizon's liability, and warranty exclusions.
Encourages online registration and provides contact info for product support and flat rate service.
Lists general specs: frequency ranges, channel spacing, operating conditions, weight.
Details transmitter specs: RF power output, deviation, spurious emissions.
Lists receiver specs: circuit type, selectivity, sensitivity, AF output.
Specifies FM receiver frequency range, step, and sensitivity.
Explains licensing requirements for vessels using VHF marine radio in U.S. waters.
Notes FCC's stance on call signs for recreational boaters and provides Canadian licensing links.
Provides essential data for FCC/ISED license applications, including type acceptance and frequency range.
Provides general safety advice and specific warnings on RF signal exposure and separation distance.
French version of safety information and warnings regarding RF exposure.
Notices on unauthorized changes, FCC Class B compliance, and interference.
States compliance with Industry Canada standards and applicant's responsibility for user instructions.
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