PNI Escort HP 82 Manuel utilisateur

PNI Escort HP 82

Portable CB radio

Преносимо CB радио

Tragbares CB-Funkgerät

Radio CB portátil

Radio CB portable

Hordozható CB rádió

Radio CB portabile

Draagbare CB-radio

Przenośne radio CB

Statie radio CB

EN User manual ......................................................... 3

BG Ръководство за употреба ............................. 13

DE Benutzerhandbuch .............................................. 24

ES Manual de usuario ............................................... 35

FR Manuel utilisateur ............................................... 45

HU Használati utasítás .............................................. 55

IT Manuale utente .................................................. 65

NL Handleiding ........................................................ 75

PL Instrukcja obsługi ............................................... 86

RO Manual de utilizare ............................................. 96

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Safety warnings

Read the following warnings to prevent ﬁre, personal injury, or damage

to the CB radio or antenna.

Do not try to adjust the CB radio while driving, it is dangerous.

Do not position the CB radio on an excessively dusty, wet or

unstable surface.

Do not connect the antenna during transmission, risk of burns or

electric shock.

Keep your distance from devices that create interference (such as:

TV, generator, etc.)

Those who use pacemakers are advised to keep their distance from

the antenna during transmission and especially not to touch it.

Do not bring metal objects close to the internal electrical part of

the CB radio; danger of electric shock.

Avoid exposing the CB radio to temperatures lower than -26°C and

higher than +80°C. The temperature inside a vehicle can sometimes

exceed 80°C, which can cause irreparable damage in case of prolonged

exposure. Do not expose the CB radio to sunlight for a long time.

Do not put anything on the CB radio, it will prevent it from cooling

down.

Check if you have a suciently charged car battery to avoid a rapid

discharge.

It is important to stop the CB radio before starting the engine, to

avoid damage caused by the high voltage at start-up.

When replacing the fuse, you must use a fuse of the same type as

the original one.

If an abnormal smell or smoke comes out of the CB radio, turn o

the power immediately.

Do not transmit for a long time, the CB radio may heat up and

malfunction.

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Important note!

In some countries it may be necessary to present the license that will

certify the right to use the CB band. Please check the local legislation

and the table at the end of the manual.

Keys and functions

Description Short press Long press

1Antenna

2On/O

Volume

3Status LED

4LCD screen

5PTT Transmission

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6HI/LO High/low power

selection

7Backlight On/O

8Monitor

9FUNC Menu

10 ▲Increase channel

number

Continuous increase

in channel number

11 DW Enable/Disable Dual

Watch Dual Watch setting

12 LCR/VOX Last channel recall VOX control

13 ▼Decrease channel

number

Continuous

decrease in channel

number

14 SQ/ASQ SQ/ASQ level

selection

Switch between SQ/

ASQ

15 NRC/LOCK

Enable/Disable

NRC (Noise

Reduction Circuit)

Key lock

16 AM/FM/

BAND

Switch between

AM/FM Band selection

17 EMG/SC Emergency channel Enable/Disable

channel scanning

18 MIC

19 Speaker

2 pins PNI-K

headset

connector

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USB-C port

for battery

charging

22 Belt clip

Usage instructions

Turn the radio on/o

Turn the knob on the top of the CB radio [2] clockwise to turn it on.

The CB radio starts from the previous mode of use.

Turn the knob on the top of the CB radio [2] counterclockwise to turn

it o.

Volume control

After turning the CB radio on, continue to turn the knob [2] to adjust

the volume to the desired level.

Channel selection

Brieﬂy press the ▲or ▼key to increase or decrease the channel

number, until you reach the desired channel.

Long press the ▲or ▼key to quickly increase or decrease the channel

number.

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Squelch (SQ) level selection

Brieﬂy press the SQ/ASQ [14] key. On the screen, the SQ icon and

the digits corresponding to the level ﬂash. 25 levels of manual squelch

are available, from 00 (squelch o) to 25 (highest level).

When the digits corresponding to the level are ﬂashing, press the ▲or

▼keys to select the desired level.

To conﬁrm the selection, press the SQ/ASQ key or wait 5 seconds.

Automatic squelch (ASQ) level selection

Long press the SQ/ASQ [14] key to switch to ASQ mode. On the

screen, the SQ icon becomes ASQ.

On the screen, the ASQ icon and the digits corresponding to the

level ﬂash. There are 5 levels of manual squelch available, from 01 (the

lowest level) to 05 (the highest level).

When the digits corresponding to the level are ﬂashing, press the ▲or

▼keys to select the desired level.

To conﬁrm the selection, press the SQ/ASQ key or wait 5 seconds.

AM/FM selection

Press the AM/FM/BAND [16] key to switch between AM and FM.

The corresponding icon will appear on the screen.

Note: Not all standards support both types of modulation. If the band

you are in does not support AM or FM, pressing the AM/FM/BAND

key will not produce any change.

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Emergency channels (9/19)

Press the EMG/SC [17] key to switch to channel 09. The EMG icon

appears on the screen.

Press the EMG/SC key again to switch to channel 19.

Press the EMG/SC key again to exit Emergency mode. The EMG icon

disappears from the screen.

Key lock

Long press the NRC/ key to activate the key lock function. The

icon appears on the screen. When pressing any key you will hear

a warning beep and the icon will blink. All radio’s keys are locked,

except the PTT key.

Long press again the NRC/ key to disable the key lock function. The

icon will disappear from the screen.

Channel scan

Long press the EMG/SC [17] key. The SC icon blinks on the screen.

The channel scanning starts immediately.

During scanning, you can press the ▲or ▼key to change the scanning

direction.

Long press the EMG/SC key or the PTT key to stop scanning. The SC

icon disappears from the screen.

High/Low power selection

Brieﬂy press the HI/LO [6] key on the side of the CB radio to change

between high (4W) and low (1.5W) transmission power. The HI or LO

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icon will appear on the screen.

Dual Watch

Long press the DW [11] key. The DW icon and the digits corresponding

to the channel blink on the screen. Press the ▲or ▼key to choose

the second channel you want to monitor. Press the DW key again to

save and exit.

To activate the Dual Watch mode, brieﬂy press the DW key. The two

channels set for simultaneous monitoring will be displayed successively

on the screen. The DW icon is blinking. Short press the DW key to exit.

NCR (Noise Reduction Circuit)

Brieﬂy press the NRC/ [15] key to activate the background noise

reduction function. The NRC icon appears on the screen.

Brieﬂy press the NRC/ key again to disable the NRC function. The

NRC icon disappears from the screen.

LCR (Last Channel Recall)

Brieﬂy press the LCR/VOX [12] key to return to the last channel you

stayed on for more than 5 seconds. Press LCR/VOX again to return to

the original channel.

VOX

Long press the LCR/VOX [12] key to activate the VOX function. The

VOX icon appears on the screen.

By activating the VOX function, you can transmit without pressing the

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PTT key. The VOX sensitivity level can be set from the menu.

Long press the LCR/VOX [12] key to disable the VOX function. The

VOX icon disappears from the screen.

Key beep

Brieﬂy press the FUNC key [9] to access the menu.

The icon and the current setting (On or O) blink.

Press ▲or ▼to change the setting:

On - key beep enabled (the icon appears on the screen)

O - key beep disabled (the icon disappears from the screen)

VOX level

Press the FUNC [9] key twice to access the VOX menu.

On the screen, the VOX icon and the digits corresponding to the level

blink.

Press the ▲or ▼key to change the VOX level. There are 5 levels

available:

01 - low VOX sensitivity

05 - high VOX sensitivity

Roger Beep

Press the FUNC [9] key three times to access the Roger Beep menu.

The icon and the current setting (On or O) blink.

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