Why doesn't the power LED turn on on my Uniden Atlantis 290 Two-Way Radio charger?
If the power LED on your Uniden Two-Way Radio charger doesn't turn on, ensure that the charging contacts on both the radio and charger are clean. Also, don’t use the charger when the ambient temperature is below 41° F (5° C) or above 104° F (40° C). If the issue persists, replace the battery.
Why is my Uniden Atlantis 290 Two-Way Radio display flashing?
If your Uniden Two-Way Radio display is flashing and you're unsure why, it's likely that the radio is in a watch or scan mode. To resolve this, try turning off scanning, Weather Alert Watch, Triple Watch, or Dual Watch.
Why won't my Uniden Atlantis 290 Two-Way Radio transmit?
If your Uniden Two-Way Radio won't transmit, ensure you're not in weather or scan mode. Also, confirm that you're not trying to transmit on a receive-only channel or using the wrong power level for the channel. Check the battery power level, and if it's low, charge it before transmitting. Finally, make sure each transmission is less than 5 minutes.
How to fix my Uniden Atlantis 290 Two-Way Radio if I can transmit but no one hears me?
If you can transmit with your Uniden Two-Way Radio, but no one can hear you, check your UIC channel settings and sub codes.
What to do if I'm not getting hazard alerts on my Uniden Two-Way Radio?
If you're not receiving hazard alerts on your Uniden Two-Way Radio, ensure that the Weather Alert Watch feature is turned on.
How to fix Uniden Two-Way Radio if I can't hear anything from the speaker?
If you can't hear anything from the speaker of your Uniden Two-Way Radio, the squelch level is probably too high. Adjust the squelch level to resolve this.
Why does my Uniden Atlantis 290 Two-Way Radio speaker always make noise?
If noise is constantly coming from the speaker of your Uniden Two-Way Radio, the squelch level is probably too low. Adjust the squelch level.
General| Brand | Uniden |
|---|---|
| Model | Atlantis 290 |
| Category | Two-Way Radio |
| Language | English |
Lists items included in the radio package.
Identifies physical parts of the radio.
Explains the meaning of icons shown on the radio's LCD display.
Instructions for inserting the rechargeable battery into the radio.
Describes operations common to all bands (Marine, GMRS, Weather).
Monitors a single channel for communication and allows transmission.
Monitors a selected NOAA weather channel for broadcasts.
Monitors saved channels for incoming transmissions.
Details on transmitting and channel selection in Normal mode.
How to activate and use scan mode for Marine/GMRS.
Monitors weather channels for hazard alerts.
Monitors channel 16 for activity while on another channel.
Steps to enable Weather Alert function via menus.
How WX Alert interacts with Marine/GMRS Normal mode.
How Triple/Dual Watch works in Normal mode across bands.
How Triple/Dual Watch works in Scan mode.
Addresses frequently asked questions about radio operation and issues.
Lists general technical attributes of the radio.
Details about the radio's transmission capabilities and frequencies.
Lists US marine VHF channels, frequencies, and uses.
Regulations for operating maritime radio services.
General rules and best practices for marine radio use.
Information regarding radio frequency exposure limits and compliance.
Guidelines for using the radio while worn on the body.
Details the warranty repair and replacement process.
Outlines user's legal rights and warranty limitations.
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