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General| Channels | 80 |
|---|---|
| Power Output | 0.5W |
| Range | Up to 5 km |
| Display | LCD |
| Operating Frequency | UHF |
| Output Power | 0.5W |
| Type | Two-Way Radio |
| Power Source | Rechargeable NiMH battery or AAA alkaline batteries |
Details the display screen elements and icons for the UHF CB Transceiver.
Instructions for installing NiMH battery packs or AAA alkaline batteries into the radio.
Guide on connecting the AC adaptor and placing the radio into the charging cradle.
Legal information regarding the licensing of citizen band radio services in Australia and New Zealand.
Instructions on how to attach and remove the belt clip from the radio.
Explains the low battery warning icon and behavior when battery power is low.
Details the automatic display back light activation and limitations.
Steps to turn the radio on and off using the SELECT/O key.
How to adjust the radio's volume level using the up/down keys.
Procedure to enable or disable the audible beep for key presses.
Explanation of the Roger Beep feature for indicating end of transmission.
How to activate and deactivate the keylock function to prevent accidental presses.
Steps to choose a specific channel for communication on the transceiver.
Guidance on how to transmit messages using the PTT key and receive signals.
How to select between high and low transmit power levels for the radio.
Description of the automatic squelch system that filters weak transmissions and noise.
Instructions on using the monitor function to listen for weak signals.
How to initiate and manage the channel scanning process.
Explanation of the delay before resuming scan after a transmission ends.
Guide to using duplex mode for accessing repeater stations to extend range.
Detailed steps for setting up and using the repeater function.
How to set up CTCSS and DCS codes for selective communication.
Instructions for setting up and using the Voice Activated Transmission (VOX) feature.
How to select and transmit call tones using the CALL key.
Steps to set a specific channel as the priority channel for scanning.
How to enable or disable the Busy Channel Lockout feature.
Procedure for storing and clearing channels in the scan memory.
Details on the transition to 80-channel UHF-CB systems and channel usage.
Explanation of audio quality issues arising from mixed wideband and narrowband radios.
Steps to follow for warranty claims, including shipping and evidence of purchase.
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