Uniden PRO340XL Manuel utilisateur

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PRO340XL

Citizens Band

Radio

IAustralian Edition I

Contents

Introduction 1

Licensing Requirements , "., ,.., 1

Unpacking Your CB Radio "2

ControlsAndFuntions 3

Connecting the Antenna 4

Power 5

InstallingBatteries 5

Alkaline Batteries ,5

Nickel-CadmiumBatteries 7

Connecting the Cigarette Lighter Power Cord. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 8

Operation 9

BeforeoperatingthePRO340XL: 9

Receive 9

Transmit ,9

Care and Maintenance 10

Replacingthe Cigarette LighterPlug Fuse. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

ReplacingtheBatteries 10

RechargingtheBatteries 11

UsingtheCigaretteLighterPowerCord. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Using an OptionalACAdaptor 11

Troubleshooting 12

Servicing Your CB 12

Specifications 13

Features, Specifications and availability of OptionalAccessories are all

subject to change without notice.

Uniden@is a registered trademark of Uniden Corporation.

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Introduction

Welcome to the world of CB radiocommunication. Your Uniden PRO340XL

representsthe mostadvanced portable radio ever designedfor use inthe

Citizens Band RadioService. This powerful unit operates on any of the 40 AM

frequencies authorized by the Spectrum ManagementAgency (SMA ).

Amongitsmanyfeatures,thePRO340XLincludes:

.Superheterodynecircuitryto enhance receiverquality.

.Phase Locked Loop Synthesizer techniques to assure precise

frequency control.

.Flexible operation that allows you to power the radio with 8 AA alkaline

batteries, 10rechargeable AA nickel-cadmiumbatteries (batteries not

included),or fromyour vehicle battery.

.Connection for an optional nickel-cadmium battery charger.

This radio has been type accepted and fully certified bythe SMA.

WARNING

The Citizens Band Radio CommunicationService (CBRS)is underthe

jurisdiction of the Australian Spectrum Management Agency (SMA).

Any adjustment or alteration which will changethe performance of the

transceiver's original SMA type acceptance is STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

Replacement or Substitution of power or frequency de~ermining

components e.g. Crystals,Transistors, IC's, Diodes, or any part of a

unique nature, with parts otherthan those recommended by Uniden

may cause violation to the SMA type acceptancetechnical requirement.

Licensing Requirements

Before using your transceiver, you must obtain a Citizens Band Radio License

from the Spectrum Management Agency (SMA). Application forms and

brochures relatingto CBRS are availableat your nearest SMA office. Mail the

completed applicationform and the appropriatefee to the Communications

Manager of SMA, inthe State or Territory inwhich the station will be operated.

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UnpackingYour CB Radio

Carefully unpackyour PRO340XLand check the contentsagainst this list:

.PRO340XLPortable CB Radio

.2 Battery Spacers (For use with alkaline batteries)

.Cigarette Lighter Power Cord

.FlexibleAntenna

.Belt Clip (Attachedto radio)

.This Operating Guide (Read itcarefully and save)

Ifany itemsare missingor damaged, contactyour placeof purchase

immediately.

WARNING

Do not attempt to charge alkaline batteries in this radio. Makesure

you have installed 10 rechargeable nickel-cadmium batteriesbefore

connecting power to the charge connection.

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Controls And Functions I

TX Indicator

Channel Display

HI/LOW Switch

Channel Down

Button

VOLUME Control

Microphone

Speaker

TXIndicator

BAITLOWLED

ChannelDisplay

HIILOWSwitch

ON/OFFSwitch

ChannelSelector

SQUELCHControl

VOLUMEControl

Microphone

Speaker

BAIT LOWIndicator

ON/OFFSwitch

Channel Up Button

SOU ELCH Control

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Front View

-LED lightsto indicate when the radio is transmitting.

- Lights when the batteries become weak and needto be

replaced.

- A large LED display shows the current channel in use.

- Changes transmitterpower from Iowto high.

- Turns the radioon and off.

- Selects any of the 40 CBchannels.

- Adjusts the squelch level.

- Adjusts the volume level.

- Transforms speech into transmissionsignals.

- Producesaudible signals from incoming transmissions.

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Antenna

Connector

Push-To- Talk

Button

BeltClip

CHARGE Connection

POWER Connection

POWERConnection

Side View

-Providesa connection for the supp!iedflexible antenna.

- Connects to benfor portability.

- Switchesthe CB from receiveto transmit mode.

- Connection for a 12V DC power source to charge

nickel-cadmium batterieswhile installed in the radio.

- Connection for a 12V DC external power source.

AntennaConnector

BeltClip

Push-to-TalkButton

CHARGEConnection

Connecting the Antenna

1.Align the two keys on the PRO340XLantenna

connector with the key slots in the base of

the flexible antenna.

2. Pushthe base ofthe flexible antenna down

onto the antenna connector.

3. Twist the base clockwise to lock the antenna

in place.

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Power

ThePRO340XLisdesigned to operatewith maximum 12volt DC power. Power

can be supplied through 10 AA, 1.2volt, rechargeable nickel-cadmium

batteries; 8 AA, 1.5volt alkaline batteries;or through the supplied cigarette

lighter power cord when connected to a vehicle's 12volt negativegroundpower

system.

Installing Batteries

WARNING: Do not mix alkaline batteries with nickel-cadmiumbatteries.

AlkalineBatteries

Note: Toinsure circuit continuity, use the twobattery spacers supplied.

1. Slide the cover off the back of the PRO340XL.

2. Insert 8 alkaline batteries into the battery compartment as shown.

Note: Be sure to insert each battery with theproper polarity, as marked in

the batterycompartment. 5

Followthis diagram for correct alkaline battery placement.

(8)

1.5V Alkaline

Batteries

(2)

Battery

Spacers

3. Insertthe battery spacers inthe positionsshown sothey can be easily

removed.

4. Replacethe cover.

Note: Whenthebatteries become weak, the BATTLOW LED will light.

Be sure to replace the batteries as soon aspossible. Youcan

preserve battery power by selecting the "LOW"position on the

HI/LOWswitch. The "LOW"setting has asubstantially shorter

transmission range. (See the Operationsection.)

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Nickel-Cadmium Batteries.

1. Slide the cover off the back of the PRO340XL.

2. Insert 10 nickelcadmium batteries in the compartment.

Note: Be sure to insert eachbattery withtheproper polarity, as marked in

thebatterycompartment.

Note: Thebatteryspacers are NOT used wheninstalling nickel-cadmium

batteries.

Followthis diagram for correct nickel-cadmiumbatteryplacement.

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Nickel-cadmium battery placement

3. Replacethe cover.

Note: Whenthe batteriesbecome weak, the BATTLOW LED willlight.

Be sure to replace the batteries as soon aspossible. Youcan

preserve battery power by selecting the "LOltl'lposition on the

HI/LOWswitch. The "LOWIIsetting has asubstantially shorter

transmissionrange. (See the Operationsection.)

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Connecting the Cigarette Lighter Power Cord

Using the Cigarette Lighter PowerCord wheneveryou are operating the

PRO340XLin a vehicle saves the radio's internalbattery life.

IMPORTANT: TheCigaretteLighterPower Cordis designed to be used

ONLY with negative ground vehicles. Do not attempt to

operate the unit with thepower cord connected to apositive

ground vehicle.

To connect the Cigarette Lighter Power Cord:

1. Connectthe power cord to the POWERconnection onthe side of the

radio.

2. Plugthe power cord into the cigarette lighter of your vehicle.

Note: Power is disconnected from the radio's battery compartment when

using the cigarettelighterpower cord.

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