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Features of This Product
• 40 CB Radio Channels
• Instant Channel 9/NOR
• PA System
• Compact Size
• Dynamic Microphone
• 9 Foot Mic Cord
• Front Panel Microphone
Connector
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O p e r a t i o nInstallationInstallation
Mounting and
Connections
Note
The transceiver is held in the
universal mounting bracket by
two thumb screws,permitting
adjustment at the most convenient angle.
A universal mounting bracket
is supplied along with self tapping screws and star washers.
To mount the transceiver:
Mo u nting and Co n n e ct i o n s
Se l e ct a location for the tra n s ce i ver and microphone bra c ket that is co nve n i e nt for ope rat i o n .
In auto m o b i l e s,the tra n s ce i ver is usually mounte d
to the undern e ath of the dash panel,with the
m i c rophone bra c ket beside it.
1Hold the radio with mounting bra c ket in the
ex a ct location desire d.Re m ove the mount i n g
b ra c ket and use it as a te m p l ate to mark the
l ocation for the mounting scre ws.
CB Transceiver
4Co n n e ct the red lead of DC power co rd to an
a c ce s s o ry 12 volt fuse.
5Co n n e ct the black lead to the negat i ve side of
the auto m o b i l e.This is usually the chassis.Any
co nve n i e nt location with good elect ri cal co nt a ct
( re m ove paint) may be used.
O p e r a t i o n
Mounting and
Connections
Note
Before installing the CB radio,
visually check the vehicle battery connections to determine
which battery terminal, positive or negative (positive is the
larger of the two) is grounded
to the engine block
(or chassis).
6Mo u nt the microphone bra c ket on ri g ht side of
the tra n s ce i ver or near it using two scre ws supp l i e d.When mounting in an auto m o b i l e,p l a ce
2Drill nece s s a ry holes and secure mount i n g
b ra c ket in locat i o n .
3Co n n e ct the antenna cable plug to the re ce p t a-
cle marked “A N T”on the back of the unit.
the bra c ket under the dash so the micro p h o n e
is readily acce s s i b l e.
7Attach the 4-pin microphone cable to recepta-
cle on front of unit and install unit in bracket
securely.
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Operation
Turning on
Your Radio
CB Antenna
No te
Co b ra loaded-ty pe ante n n a
m odels HGA 1000,HGA 1500,
and HGA 2000 are highly re commended for most installat i o n s. Consult your Co b ra dealer for further details (or see
o rder form at the back of
this boo k ) .
3 - Way Combination An te n n a s
a re available which allow ope ration of all three bands (AM-FM
& CB),using a single ante n n a .
Howeve r,use of this ty pe of
a n tenna usually results in less
than normal transmit and
re ce i ve range when co m p a re d
to a standard - ty pe "Si n g l e
Band" antenna designed for
CB only.
Tu rning on
Tu rn volume co nt rol cloc kwise to turn power on
and set the desired listening vo l u m e.
CB Ante n n a
Only a pro pe rly matched antenna sys tem will
a l l ow maximum power output.
In mobile installations (ca r s,t ru c k s,bo at s,e tc. ) ,
an antenna sys tem that is non-dire ctional should
be used.
When installed in a bo at,the tra n s ce i ver will not
o pe rate at maximum efficiency without a gro u n d
p l ate unless the vessel has a steel hull.Be fo re
installing the tra n s ce i ver in a bo at,consult yo u r
dealer for info rm ation re g a rding an adequate
g rounding sys te m .
Mi c rophone Co n n e ctor
Al l ows for co nve n i e nt re m oval of the micro p h o n e
plug when sto rage is re q u i re d.The micro p h o n e
MUST be co n n e cted to the unit at all times when in
u s e,for pro per ope rat i o n .
Sq u e l c h
This co nt rol is used to cut off or eliminate re ce i ve r
b a c kg round noise in the absence of an inco m i n g
s i g n a l . Adjust until the re ce i ver noise disappe a r s.
This will re q u i re the incoming signal to be slight l y
s t ronger than ave rage re ce i ver noise.Fu rther cloc kwise ro t ation will increase the threshold leve l
which a signal must ove rcome in order to be heard.
Only strong signals will be heard at a maximum
c l oc kwise setting.
O p e r a t i o n
Microphone
Connector
Squelch
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O p e r a t i o n
Setting
Squelch
Gate closed
Gate open
Setting Squelch
Squelch is the “control gate”for incoming signals.
1 . Fullclockwise rotation closes the gate
allowing only very strong signals to enter.
2 . Fullcounterclockwise rotation opens the “gate”
allowing all signals in.
3 . To achieve the De s i red Squelch Setting (DSS),
t u rn the Squelch co nt rol co u n te rc l oc kw i s e u nt i l
you hear noise. Now turn the co nt rol c l oc kw i s e
just until the noise sto p s. This is the DSS setting.
O p e r a t i o n
Gate set to Desired
Squelch Setting (DSS)
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O p e r a t i o n
Channel
Selection
Channel 9/
NOR
CB/PA
Se l e cting a Ch a n n e l
Ro t ate channel knob cloc kwise until desired channel is displaye d.
Channel 9/NOR
Set CH 9 to obtain instant access emerg e n cy c h a nn e l .In NOR po s i t i o n ,all 40 CB channels are selecte d
by the channel butto n .
C B / PA
In the CB po s i t i o n ,the PA function is disabled and the
unit will transmit and re ce i ve on the selected channel.
The PAf u n ction should not be used unless a PA spe a ke r
is co n n e cte d.
O p e r a t i o n
S/RF Power Me te r
Sh ows re l at i ve tra n s m i t ter RF output power and
input signal strength when re ce i v i n g.The LED (Light
Emitting Di ode) segments glow green to amber to
re d...this indicates re ce i ve or transmit act i v i ty.
TX Indicator LED
The indicator will light red when in the transmit mod e.
S/RF
PowerMeter
TX Indicator
LED
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