Maxon MCB-100 WXD Manuel utilisateur

MCB-100 WXD

Professional 40 Channel

Mobile CB/Weather Radio

OWNER'S MANUAL

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MCB-100 WXD SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

CB Channels: 40

Weather Channels: 10

CB Frequency Range: 26.965 to 27.405 MHz

Weather Frequency Range: 1 162.550 MHz

2 162.400 MHz

3 162.475 MHz

4 162.425 MHz

5 162.450 MHz

6 162.500 MHz

7 162.525 MHz

8 161.650 MHz

9 161.775 MHz

0 163.275 MHz

CB/Weather

Frequency Control: Phase Locked Loop Synthesizer

Operating Temperature: -30oC to +50oC

Input Voltage: 13.8V DC nominal, negative or

positive ground

Channel Display: Light Emitting Diode (LED)

DC Input Power: 5 W

Dimensions: 7" W x 7-3/8" D x 2" H

Weight: 2 lbs., 9.3 oz.

External Speaker (optional): 4 W output @4 Ohms with

3.5 mm plug

RECEIVER

Receiving System: AM Dual conversion

superheterodyne

Audio Output Power: 4 W, 10% THD

TRANSMITTER

RF Output Power: 4 W (maximum FCC allowable)

Output Impedance: 50 Ohm unbalanced

Specifications are subject to change without notice.

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.

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 this unit).

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Thank you for choosing the Maxon MCB-100 WXD

Professional 40 Channel Mobile CB / Weather Radio.

Maxon's MCB-100 WXD is designed for either in-dash

or under/over dash installation, easy operation and is

one of the most reliable 40 channel Citizens Band/

weather radios available.

Package Contents:

Main CB unit

Deluxe handheld microphone

CB Unit and microphone mounting hardware

In-dash mounting collar

In-dash faceplate trim ring

In-dash rear support mounting strap

In-dash removal tools

Under /over dash mounting bracket w/mounting

hardware

Owner's manual

Copy of FCC Part 95, Subpart D

NOAA Weather Radio Network frequency

reference card

An external mobile antenna is required for use - antenna

is not included. Refer to Mobile Antenna Information

section for more information.

Specifications

Product Description

Package Contents

FCC Regulations

Performance Features

Controls and Functions

Installation Instructions

In-Dash Installation

Removing the In-Dash CB Unit

Under/Over Dash Installation

DC Power Supply Connection

Negative Ground System Connection

Positive Ground System Connection

Mobile Antenna Information

Antenna Tuning/SWR Meter Operation

Calibrating the SWR Meter

Standing Wave Ratio Chart

Operating Instructions

For CB Operation

To Transmit /To Receive

External Speaker Operation

PA System and Optional PA Speaker Operation

Using the Weather Receiver

Weather Operation

Radio Communication Codes

CB Channel Frequency Chart

Troubleshooting Chart

Warranty Statement

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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PERFORMANCE FEATURES

•Multifunctional analog meter measures and displays the

Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) of the CB antenna system;

actual RF output power when transmitting; and input signal

strength when receiving

•40 CB Channels with 7 NOAA channels for receiving current

local National Weather Service broadcasts and 3 periodic

international marine weather channels

•Maximum legal output power (4 Watts)

•Dual mounting, for in-dash or under/over dash installation

•Direct access to Emergency CH 9 and Highway CH 19

•CB and weather channel selector knobs

•Dual-color LED identifies transmit and receive modes

•Public Address (PA) system circuitry (speaker not included)

•Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) and noise blanker circuitry

switch reduces atmospheric static noise interference during

CB operation and reduces electrical impulse noise caused by

the vehicle's ignition

•SWR Meter calibration capability

•RF Gain control knob adjusts the receiving sensitivity of

the radio

•Front-mounted, deluxe microphone

•Display bright/dim switch

•Solid state components for years of trouble-free operation

•Highly sensitive, selective dual-conversion superheterodyne

receiver with tuned RF stage

•Last channel memory recalls last channel displayed

•Rugged, metal cabinet

•One year warranty

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

A. Microphone Jack

B. Off/ On-Volume Control

C. Squelch Control

D. RF Gain Control: Adjusts the receiving sensitivity of the

radio

E. SWR Calibration Control: Manually calibrates the SWR

meter

F. CB/WX Mode Selector: Selects CB or weather operation

G. CB/WX Channel Selector

H. LED Channel display: Indicates the CB channel selected

I. Weather (WX) LED Indicator: Identifies weather mode

J. Receive (RX)/Transmit (TX) LED Indicator: Identifies

radio status

K. Display Bright / Dim Switch

L. CB-PA Switch: Position selects normal CB operation or

Public Address mode

M. NB/ANL-ANL-OFF Switch: Position selects noise blanker

with automatic noise limiter circuitry; ANL circuitry only;

or off

N. CH 9-NOR-CH 19 Switch: Position selects Emergency

CH 9; normal CB channels (1-40); or Highway CH 19

O. S/RF-SWR-CAL Switch: Position selects function of analog

meter: measuring radio input/output signal power

strength; measuring Standing Wave Ratio of antenna; or

entering SWR calibration mode

P. Front-mounted, Deluxe Microphone

Q. Analog Meter: Measures and displays the Standing Wave

Ratio (SWR) of the CB antenna system; actual RF output

power when transmitting; and input signal strength when

receiving

Antenna Pigtail Jack: Located on back panel, not shown

PA Speaker Jack: Located on back panel, not shown

External Speaker Jack: Located on back panel, not shown

DC Power Cord Jack: Located on back panel, not shown

MOBILE CB RADIO

A B C D E F G

PO N M L K J I H

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Your new MCB-100 WXD is designed to be installed

in-dash, under/over the dash or anywhere INSIDE your

vehicle. Safety and convenience should be your primary

considerations in deciding exactly where to locate

your CB radio.

CAUTION: Be sure the unit is located where it will

not interfere with the driver or impair access to any

controls necessary for the safe driving of the vehicle.

Before permanently installing the CB radio, connect

the wiring temporarily and make sure it is connected

properly and the CB unit is functioning. (Wiring instruc-

tions for power and antenna are located in this manual).

The radio's power and antenna connecting cables must

be routed and secured in such a manner as not to

interfere with the operation of the brake, accelerator

or other controls. Interference from either the CB unit

or its connecting cables may contribute to the loss of

control of the vehicle.

Hardware is provided for in-dash or under/over dash

installations. Use only the parts included with the CB

unit to ensure proper installation. The use of unautho-

rized parts can cause malfunctions.

In-Dash Installation

In-dash installation requires the following provided

hardware: mounting collar, front faceplate trim ring,

rear metal mounting strap, and microphone hanger

bracket.

The in-dash CB unit requires a rear support. Use the

provided metal mounting strap (fig. 4) or a rear

support bushing (not included).

DO NOT remove the factory pre-installed screws

from the sides of the radio (fig. 1). They lock the CB

unit securely into the mounting collar.

fig. 1

1. Before inserting the mounting collar into the dash,

push the side tabs inward with a slight pressure

(fig. 2a). Insert the mounting collar into the dash-

board opening (fig. 2b). Select the proper tabs

according to the thickness of the dashboard material

(fig. 3) and bend them up slightly for a secure hold.

fig. 2a

fig. 2b

fig. 3

2. Connect power plug, external speaker, and mobile

antenna cable and slide the CB unit into the mounting

collar. The side tabs will expand and lock the CB

unit into place. Secure rear support with provided

metal mounting strap (fig. 4) or use a rear support

bushing (not included).

fig. 4

3. Install the front faceplate trim ring around the face

of the CB unit. Insert the faceplate trim ring tabs into

the grooves on the bottom of the CB unit. Then slide

the top side of the faceplate trim ring back into

position and snap tabs securely into grooves.

4. Mount the microphone hanger bracket wherever it is

most convenient.

Removing the In-Dash CB Unit

1. Remove the front faceplate trim ring by lifting the

tabs on the top of the trim ring out of the grooves in

the CB unit. Then slide the faceplate trim ring down

and off.

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