Maxon Telecom HCB-10C User Manual

HCB-10C
Handheld 40 Channel
CB Radio
OWNER'S MANUAL
English/Spanish
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Specifications 1
FCC Regulations 1
Package Contents 2
Performance Features 3
Controls and Functions 4
Batteries 7
Battery Charging and External Power Sources 8
Antenna Information 9
Operating Instructions 11
Radio Communication Codes 12
CB Channel Frequency Chart 13
Troubleshooting Chart 14
Warranty Service Instructions 15
Warranty Statement 16
Optional/Replacement Accessories 17
Other Maxon Products 17
Before operating your Maxon Citizens Band Radio, read this Owner's Manual carefully. If you have a problem, refer to the "Troubleshooting" section of this manual before returning your radio for repairs.
TABLA DE CONTENIDO
Controles y Funciones 4
Especificaciones 18
Regulaciones de la FCC
(Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones) 18
Descripción del Producto 19
Contenido del Paquete 19
Características de Funcionamiento 20
Baterías 21
Carga de Baterías y Fuentes de
Alimentación Externas 22
Información Sobre la Antena 23
Instrucciones de Operación 24
Tabla de Frecuencia del Canal 26
Tabla de Localización y Reparación
de Averías 27
Instrucciones Servicio de Garantía 28
Aclaración de la Garantía 29
Accessorios Maxon 31
Otros Productos Maxon 31
Antes de hacer funcionar su radio de Banda Ciudadana de Maxon lea detenidamente este Manual del Propietario. Si tiene unproblema, refiérase a la sección "Localización y Reparación de Averías" de este manual antes de devolver su radio para la reparación.
SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
CB Channels: 40 Frequency Range: 26.965 to 27.405 MHz Frequency Control: Phase Locked Loop
Synthesizer Frequency Tolerance: 0.005% Operating Temperature
Range: -30
Input Voltage: 12.5V DC nominal,
Channel Display: Light Emitting Diode (LED) DC Input Power: 5 W Dimensions: 6-3/4" H x 2-3/4" W x 1-3/4" D Weight: 9 oz.
RECEIVER
Receiving System AM Dual conversion
TRANSMITTER
RF Output Power: 4 W (Maximum FCC allowable)
Specifications subject to change without notice.
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negative ground
superheterodyne
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YOU DO NOT NEED AN FCC LICENSE TO OPERATE THIS RADIO IN THE UNITED STATES. However, you must know and be familiar with Part 95 of the FCC Rules in regard to Subpart D of the Citizens Band Radio Service. (A copy is
enclosed with the unit.)
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Thank you for choosing the Maxon HCB-10C
Handheld 40 Channel CB Radio.
Maxon's HCB-10C is a compact, portable Citizen's Band radio designed to operate in the 26.965 to
27.405 MHz band. This lightweight unit provides maximum RF output power and can be battery or vehicle powered. The use of optional accessory jacks provide added convenience.
This model requires either 9 rechargeable Ni-Cad batteries or 9 AA alkaline batteries, not included. It can also be powered by the 12V DC power cord included with the radio.
PACKAGE CONTENTS
Main CB unit with attached belt clip and
carrying strap "Rubber Duck" antenna 12V DC power cord with cigarette lighter plug Owner's Manual Copy of FCC Part 95, Subpart "D"
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PERFORMANCE FEATURES
Maximum legal RF output power (4W) with high
level modulation (in accordance with FCC Part 95 Rules).
Can be used as a portable CB radio (powered
by Ni-Cad or alkaline batteries) or used with provided 12V DC power cord in a vehicle or boat.
Accessory jacks allow "hands-free" operation
when used with an optional headset with boom microphone and mini-VOX unit (WTA-13G). The unit can also be used with the QPA-1425 Lapel/ Speaker Microphone.
HI/LO power selector button conserves battery
power.
Phase Locked Loop synthesizer provides clear
voice transmission and reception on all CB channels.
Built-in Automatic Gain Control (AGC)
and Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) provide constant sound level (from weak or strong signals) and clear reception.
Automatic modulation control eliminates "peak"
and "valley" transmission signals.
Last channel memory recalls last channel
displayed.
Battery charging jack used with optional AC/DC
wall battery charger (DV-7210).
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CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
CONTROLES Y FUNCIONES
A. Push-To-Talk Button - Permits radio transmissions • Botón
"Presione Para Hablar" (P-T-T) - Permite la transmisión por
radio
B. Channel Up/Down Buttons - Selects any one of 40 channels
available • Botones de Subida y Bajada de Canales ­Selecciona cualquiera de los 40 canales disponibles
C. Antenna Jack - Connects the unit's "Rubber Duck" antenna,
an optional telescopic antenna, or any Citizen's Band/ 50 ohm mobile or base antenna • Jack de Antena - Conecta la antena de hule "Rubber Duck" de la unidad, a una antena telescópica opcional, o a cualquier antena móvil o de base de banda ciudadana/ 50 ohmios
D. "Rubber Duck" Antenna with BNC Connector • Antena
de hule "Rubber Duck" con conector BNC
E. Squelch Control - Allows background noise to be eliminated
when no signal is present • Control de Silenciador - Permite la eliminación de ruidos de fondo cuando no hay señal
F. Off/On-Volume Control - Used to turn the radio on or off
and to adjust the listening volume • Control de Volumen ­Se usa para encender o apagar el radio y para ajustar el volumen
G. Carrying Strap • Asa de Transporte
H. LED Display - Identifies channel number selection
• Pantalla LED - Identifica la selección del número del canal
I. Transmit (TX) LED Indicator - Identifies active transmissions
• Indicador LED de Transmisión (TX) - Identifica las
transmisiones activas
J. Battery Low LED - Alerts user to low battery condition
• LED Batería Baja - Alerta al usuario cuando la batería
tiene carga baja
K. Speaker - Broadcasts incoming signals
• Altavoz - Radiodifunde las señales entrantes
L. Built-in Electret Condenser Microphone - Transmits
voice signals during CB operation • Micrófono Condensador con Electrodo Laminar Incorporado -
Transmite las señales de voz durante el funcionamiento de CB
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M. Accessory Jacks - Used with optional accessories (not
shown) • Jacks Auxiliares - Usados con accesorios opcionales (no mostrados)
N. 12V DC Power/Charge Jack - Provides external power to
radio and charges installed Ni-Cad batteries (not shown)
• Jack de Potencia /Carga de 12 VCC - Suministra potencia externa al radio y carga las baterías de Ni-Cad instaladas (no mostrado)
O. HI/LO Power Selector Switch - Controls output power
level (not shown) • Interruptor Selector de Potencia HI/LO (alta/baja) - Controla el nivel de la potencia de salida (no mostrados)
P. Belt Clip - Securely holds radio when beltworn
(not shown) • Grapa de Centurón - Se usa para llevar el radio en el cinturón o en cualquier otra parte conveniente (no mostrados)
Q. Battery Compartment - Houses 9 "AA" alkaline or Ni-Cad
batteries (not shown) • Compartimiento de Baterías ­Guarda 9 baterías alcalinas "AA" o de Ni-Cad (no mostrados)
R. 12V DC Power Cord - Provides power to radio when
used in vehicle or boat • Cordón Eléctrico de 12 VCC ­Suministra potencia al radio cuando se usa en un vehículo o bote
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BATTERIES
1) To install batteries, remove the battery
compartment cover on the back of the unit. Locate the battery charge switch (inside the middle well of the radio's battery compartment) and set the switch to the "Al" (down) position for "AA" alkaline batteries or the "Ni" (up) position for "AA" Ni-Cad batteries. NOTE: Proper switch setting protects from accidental charging of non-rechargeable batteries.
2) Once battery charge switch is in the correct
position, insert either 9 "AA" alkaline batteries or Ni-Cad batteries. Follow polarity diagrams embossed in the battery compartment.
3) Check the battery condition by turning the
power off/on-volume control clockwise. If the battery low LED is on, the batteries need to be recharged or replaced immediately.
NOTE: Ni-Cad batteries are typically in a "dis­charge" condition when they are purchased. If you are using nickel cadmium batteries, you will need to charge them before operating your radio. The best way to accomplish this is to use Maxon's DV-7210 AC/DC Wall Charger and charge them all at once while installed in the unit. Plug the AC/DC wall charger into the radio's 12V DC power/charge jack. The charging time will be 14-16 hours.
CAUTION: DO NOT operate the radio while the batteries are being charged. DO NOT attempt to recharge alkaline or carbon zinc batteries.
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