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THE APPLICANT HAS BEEN CAUTIONED AS TO THE FOLLOWING:
15.21 INFORMATION TO USER.
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional
radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user‘s authority to operate the equipment.
15.27 (a) SPECIAL ACCESSORIES.
Equipment marketed to a consumer must be capable of complying
with the necessary regulations in the configuration in which the
equipment is marketed. Where special accessories, such as shielded
cables and/or special connectors are required to enable an
unintentional or intentional radiator to comply with the emission
limits in this part, the equipment must be marketed with, i.e.
shipped and sold with, those special accessories. However, in lieu
of shipping or packaging the special accessories with the
unintentional or intentional radiator, the responsible party may
employ other methods of ensuring that the special accessories are
provided to the consumer, without additional charge
Information detailing any alternative method used to supply the
special accessories for a grant of equipment authorization or
retained in the verification records, as appropriate. The party
responsible for the equipment, as detailed in § 2.909 of this
chapter, shall ensure that these special accessories are provided
with the equipment. The instruction manual for such devices shall
include appropriate instructions on the first page of text concerned
with the installation of the device that these special accessories
must be used with the device. It is the responsibility of the user
to use the needed special accessories supplied with the equipment.
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FCC NOTICE
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Unauthorized changes or modifications to this equipment may void
compliance with FCC Flutes. Any change or modification must be
approved in writing by Standard Communimtions Corp,
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This equipment has been tested and 10qu to compty with the limits for
a Class a digital device. pursuant to Part is at the FCC Flules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmlul
Interlerenoe In a residential Installation. This equipment generates.
uses and can radiate radio lrequency energy and. It not Installed and
used in accordance with the instructionsv may cause harmful
interferenoe to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee
that interference will not occur in a particular installation. It this
equipment does cause harmlul interterence to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by mmlng the equipment all and
on. the user is encouraged to try to correct the interierence by one or
more oi the following measures:
— Reoriant or relocate the receiving antenna.
— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-— Connect the equipment into an outiet on a circuit ditlerent hour
that to which me receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experlenced radio/TV technician tor
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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 INTRODUCTION
The Standard Communications Corp. (SOC) Gx1zuos is e VHF/FM
transceiver designed for use in me lrequency range 06155025 to 153.275
MHz. It requires 1348Vforoperation and has a switchable RF output power
0! 1 watt or 25 watts,
The transceiver Is capable or Intercom operation with the use of an
optional CMPZS (remote-control speaker/microphone with display;
The hneoeiver operates on all currenw-allcmted rnerine channels which
are switchable ler use wlth either USA. International. or Canadian
regulations. It has an emergency channel 16 which can be immediately
selected from any channel by pressing the red 1519 key Weather channels
can also be accessed immediawa by pressing the wx key with channel
selection.
Other features ol the transceiver Include: scanning, priarily scanning,
1.2 FCC! INDUSTRY CANADA INFORMATION
The telluwing data pertaining to the transceiver ls necessary to till cut the
license application , t
t FCC Part 80
1 Watt (low) and 95 Wilts (high)
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FCC Type Number
Industry Canada Type Apprwal
Addltlenal F130 and Industry can-d. dull, Including lleenelng
requlrements. are contained In the cemplnlon document titled
OWNER'S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT. Th. document lilo tonlllrll
chem for VHF channel lsslgnmenu, transceiver procedures,
m-Imemnce. lactary eervlce Information, end mrrmty duh.
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2.1 PACKING LIST
When the package oomaiqing the transceiver is first opened. plea» check
it for the tullowlng contents:
- GX12605 INTHEPID Transceiver (While/Blah
- CMP34‘7 (white/Black Microphone (attached to (he transcaivar) and
hangar kit
Open-Frame Mounfing Bracket and attaching hardware
Spare Fuse (5 A. 250 v )
Owners Manual
Owner’s Manual Supplement
Quick-Helersnca Cart!
2.2 OPTIONS
CMB16 .. Flush-Mount Bracket
cum Remote-Access Mlcrophma (HAM Mlc)
Extansien Cabla for RAM Mic
.. Extension Speaker
Extension Speaker
Flush Mount Extenslnn Spaakar
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3 CONTROLS AND INDICATORS
NOTE
This section defines each cpntrol of the tramsiver. See Figure 6 tor
location at controls. For detalad opemting Inflmcflcns reiertc chapter
5 of this manual.
3.1 CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
(D POWER SWITCH/VOLUME CONTROL
To tum the transceiver on press this knob . press and
hold this knot: until the LCD turn on. This knob turns the transceiver cn
and or" and sets the audio volume. When the power Is turned on, the
tmmeeiver is set tn the last seledsd channel. To mm the "mums,
SONIIM "nominees and Droid this knob until the LCD turn off.
When the transceiver is turned on while the SCAN and WX keys are
held down. the internal microprocessor is reset. This clears the memory
and all user-programmed settings, such as seen memory, priority scan
assignments. and NE channel assignments. This condition Is known as
the default oondtion. the same as when shipped tram the lactory. For a
list of these deiaults, see the section on resetting the Transceivers
Microprocessor.
NOTE
Resetting the microprocessor will not EHASE Dsc MMSID and
Directoty Call Waiting iniormatlcn
® SQUELCH OONTROL (SOL)
Sets the point at which random noise on the channel does not activate
the audio circuits but a received signal does. This point is called the
squelch threshold. Further adlustmant oi the squelch control will
degrade reception of wanted transmissions.
CD KEY PAD
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Immediately recalls channel 161mm any channel location. Holding
own this trey recalls channel 9.
Soccmtary use
Please see seconrhry use hr the WX key and the MEM key.
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immediame mus a weather channel 1mm any channel Iceman.
Secondary an
1. Holding down ihe 16/9 key while pressing the WX key changes the
mode lrom USA to International or Canadian.
2. Holding down the WX and SCAN key while turning the power on
resets the mlcmpmeseol and erases wan channels irnm memory.
This clears the memory and establishes the lamry-m delaulle. For
a list of mm dot-tulle, see the section on Flushing the Transceivers
Microprocessor.
SCAN Key
starts and steps scanning programmed channels.
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The priority channel is CH16.
Secondary use
Mernorizas the slatted channel into the transceivers scan memory for
scanning. When pressed and held down again, it DELETES the channel
lrom the scan memory.
Dismess Key
Press two times to send the distress call irensmlaaian using the D51:
function For operation. see the Send Distress Call operation.
CALLISET Key
Selects nsc operation
NIL Key
Toggles between high and low power. Does not operate on low puwer
only and transmission-inhibited channels. When this key is pressed
while the trameeiver is on channel 13 or 87. the power will temporarily
go him when the FIT is pressed. when released power selling revarm
to low.
UP and DOWN Key!
Up and down keys are used to select channels and to select the item
selection of many functions (DSC oparaiiorr.etc.). The CH key on the
microphone an also be used to select channels.
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P03 I re key
1. Pressing this key, when connected to navigation receiver aquiprnent.
displays position data train the navigation equipment.
2. Press and hold down this key when the optional RAM-Mic is
connected. Intercom operation will be possible between the radio and
the RAM-MIC.
(9 RAM MIC CONNECTOR
Connects the remote acoecs microphone HAM Mic. Fleiertn '6 RAM
MIC OPERATION (page "rior the details.
© ACCESSORY CONNECTION CABLE
Connects the radio to a GPS and a enemal speaker.
(5) DC INPUT CABLE
Connects the radio to a DC power supply at 13.6V
(D ANTENNA JACK
Connects an antenna to the transceiver. Use a marine VHF antenna
with an Impedance oi 50 ohms.
P'I'l' (Push-To—Talk) SWITCH
Keys the transmitter when the transceiver is in radio mode. it (he
transceiver ie in the intercom operation mode, I! activates the
microphone tor the into-00m.
® MICROPHONE
Transmits the voice message.
®CH KEY
This key hash seme iunmton as the UP and DOWN keys on the Iront
porieioltheiransceiver. Neonincmseordecreasetheohannel numbers,
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63) 15/9 Key
immediately recalls channel 15 mm any channel location. Holding
down this key recalls «manual 9.
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BASIC OPERATION
4.1
1.
2.
3.
4.
RECEPTION
After the transceiver he; been installed, ensure that the power
euppty end enhenne are preparly connected.
Press the POWER SWITCH an.
Turn the SQUELCH CONTROL kncb Vully counterclockwise. ThIs
state is known as ‘squelch ell".
Turn up the volume unlil nolee or audio Irom the speaker is at a
comicrtable level. ,
Turn the squelch control knob until the random nelse lust
disappears. This state is known as the 'squeleh threshold."
Preee the UP or DOWN key to select the desired channel. Rater to
the channel chart in the OWNEH'S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT tor
available channels.
When a message is received, adjust the volume to the desired
listening level. The “BUSY" Indlcetor in the LCD is displayed
lndlcatlng that the channel L1 belng used.
TRANSMISSION
. Perlarm step“ through 6 of RECEPTlON.
Before transmitting, monitorthe channel end ensure it is clear. THIS
ls AN FCC REQUIREMENTI '
Press the FIT (push-bulk) switch. The TX Indicator on the LCD is
displayed.
Speak slowly and clearly into the microphone, hold the miwnphane
about 1/2 Inch my from yen! mouth.
When the transm‘ssien is finished. release the PTT switch.
Reler to the OWNER'S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT for standard
transceiver operating procedures.
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4.3 THANSMIT TIME - OUT TIMER (TOT)
when the PTT awltch on the microphone is held down. transmit time is
limited no 5 rnlnutes. This prevents unintentional transmlasloua. Abom 10
seconds belora automatic transmitter shutdown, a warning beep wIII be
heard from the apeakerfl). The transceiver will then automatically 90 to
receiva mode. even it the FIT switch is continually held down. Balers
transmitting again, the P11 switch must first be released and then pressed
amin. Also note that the FIT switch is inelteetive whle the microphone Is In
its gmundsd hanger.
4.4 SIMPLEXIDUPLEX CHANNEL USE
Refer to the OWNER'S MANUAL SUPPLEMENT for Instruction; on use 01
simplex and duplex channels.
NOTE
All channels are factory-programnwd in accordance with FCC (USA),
Industry Canada (Canada). and lnternatlonal regulations. Mode ol
operation cannot be altered trorn slmplax to duplex or vice-verse.
4.5 USA, CANADA, AND lNTEHNATIONAL MODE
1. Toarangethemndaa,holdlhela/skeyendpressd'tekaey,‘l'he
made changes from USA to International to Canada wlth each
press 0! the WX key.
2. USA will be dlsplayed on the LCD tar USA mode. INTI. willbe
dlsplayed tor International mode. and CAN will be displayed for
Canncian mode.
3. Hater to the OWNERS MANUAL SUPPLEMENT tar allocated
channels in each model
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4.6 WEATHER CHANNELS
1. To receive a weather channel. press me wx key from any channel.
The transceiver wll go Io ihe leat selected weafiler channel.
2. Press the UP or DOWN key on lha microphone to go to anomar
weather channel.
3, To exil irom lire weaiher channels, press the WX key. The
(ransceiver relurne lo the channel it was on prior lo a weather
channel.
4.7 NORMAL SCANNING
1. Adjust lire SQUELCH CONTROL luel unlil background noise
disappem -
2. Select a desired channel Io be scanned using the UP or DOWN key.
Frees and hold down iile SCAN key umil MEM appears In ihe LCD
which in program lhe channel Inlo lhe transceivers memory.
Repeal elep 2 icr all the desired manuals to be scanned.
To start scanning, place the SCAN key. Scanning will proceed lrcm
the lowest lo the highest programmed channel number and will slop
on a channel when a lransmiselon ls received. During lhe sunning.
me do! melrix area oi lhe LCD display will show MEM-SCAN which
are blink and 7 segmenl oi LCD will show lhe last busy chennel.
5. To amp scanning. preee the SCAN, 15/9, WX. or P‘l'l' key.
6. To DELETE a channel lrpm (he transceivers memory, press and .
hold down me SCAN key again unlil MEM disappear: In the LCD'
while lhe memorized channel la displayed in the LCD.
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4.8 PRIORITY SCANNING
1. The priorhy channel is already eel lo channel rs.
2. For priority scanning, hold down the SCAN key unlll PHI-SCAN
appears in the LCD during memory scanning. Scanning will
proceed between the memorized channels and the priorily channel.
The priority channel will be scanned after each programmed
channel.
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4.9 WEATHER ALERT
In the event at extreme weather disturbances. such as storms and
hurricanes. the NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
sends e weather alert accompanied by a 1050 Hz tone and subsequent
weather report on one at the weather channels. The transceiver is capable
of receiving this alert it the (allowing is performed;
1, Program weather channels into the transceivers memory for
scanning. Follow the same prooedure as lor regular channels under
Section 5.7
2. Frees the SCAN key once to start memory scanning or hold down
the SCAN key during memory scanning to start priority scanning.
3. The programmed weettrer channels will be scanned along with the
regulanprogrammed channels. However, scanning will not stop on
a normal weather broadcast unless 3 NOAA alert is received.
4. when an alert is received on a weather channel. scanning will stop
and me transceiver will emit a loud intermittent beep to alert the
user of a NOM broadcast
5. Press the wx key to step the alert tone and receive the weather
report.
NOTE
ll me wx key is not pressed during the clan tone Is been emitting, the
alert tone will be stopped tor 5 minutes and then weather report wIII be
received.
4.10 POSITION INDICATION
Vow position can be indcated as the received siyral otttle GPS navigation
receiver it cannened to navigator equipment
t.Press the P05 key.
2, To return to the previous indication, press the P05 key.
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4.11 RESEI'I'ING THE THANSGEIVEH’S MICHOPROCESSOH
IMPORTANT
DSC lnlermallon wIII not be lost when lollowing me procedure:
Resetting the mlcrepmcelaer restores the inilill. leclory supplied
common in me lrenseelver. These ere celled the default aondiliens.
To reset the microprocessor. first turn me lransceiver efl. Then while
pressing lhe WX and SCAN keys. turn the transceiver our The delault
cendlfiens are:
. No channel number: ere in SCAN memory.
. Channel 16 is me priomy channel.
- Channel I6 will be selected when lhe transceiver is iumed on.
- WX flannel 01 will he recalled when (he WX key is pressed.
- Channels A and B are unassigned.
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DIGITAL SELECTIVE CALLING
5.1 SEND DISTRESS CALL
The distress call automatically includes the vessel's DSC MMSID and Lat!
Len position. The vessel's position can be sent only it the transceiver is
property unnamed In an operating navigation receiver.
1. Press the DISTRESS key twlce.
The Emergency display will] appear. u the key is
pressed m. m- alarm tlgnal will not be mm.
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Prose and hold down the Dismess k-y iar 5 seconds
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2. when the distress signal is sent. the dot-matrix
area at LCD will show:
Afllr mesa-ac it“ been sent, the Dlsms Alert“ will
be wind-d.
a. Alter message has been sent. the transceiver
shadow watches between anus and CH7D until
an acknowledgment signal is received.
4. When no acknowledgment Ia received. the distress call is repeated
in 4 minute intervals until an acknowledgment is received.
5. To cancel this. turn the power OFF than ON again
6. When a distress acknowledgnent is received. an
emergency alarm sounds (ambulance) and
channel is is automatically selected,
7. To cancel the alarm, press any key.
NOTE
When a GPS receiver MEA utput is connected. the vess '5 position
s automat ally trans fled th the distress cal
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SEND INDIVIDUAL CALL
The Individual call lunclinn allow: you in irlnemit e 050 signal to e specific
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Select the frame channel for voice cummunica-
lion.
Press lhe CALL/SE! key.
The lremcalvar will heap, and the DSC CALLING
menu will appear.
Press the UP or DOWN key to selecl the
individual call.
To cancel. sew EXITwiih the UP or DOWN key.
Press the CALL/SET key. -
m nmcalv-r MI help. and m. name will app-u at
cm shared Imlvidual callus-1M .
Press the UP or DOWN key to select the
individull cell member.
Press CALL/SET key In lransmil lite individual
DSC signal.
Ailer INDIVIDUAL CALL is lrensmlited . the
lrensceiver will wait 5 seconds lor the
acknowledgment. II lhe reply signal Is not
waive. than the transceiver will transmit again.
Afler the second INDIVIDUAL CALL is
Iransmilled. if the reply signal is not received. one
dot melrix area of the LCD wlli display ‘>SEND"
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to comply is received, an established channel 8 L
ls automatism selecled.
10. When an individual call acknowledgment with
“unable lo camplr is received. we established
channel ls amomatlcally lalecled.
11. To cellos! this. press any key.
Thllprouwuunbellsoumeledlslulws:
Sdecl lhe ‘EXIT using the “on key and press the
CALL/SET hay.
5.3 ALL SHIP CALL»
The All Ships Cell function allows contact to be established with other
vessel stations without havlng rhelr ID ln lhe ceiling ships directory. Also.
priority for the call can be deslgneled as Urgency. Salary or Routine,
1. Select the trallic channel (lor volce
cemmunicalan).
2. Press Iha CALL/SET key. The transceiver will
Deep. and the DSC CALLING menu will appear.
8. Pres the UP or DOWN key to select the all shlpe
cell.
4. Press the CALL/SET key.
To clncll lnls. plus! the UP or DOWN key ta select
EXIT.
5. Press In! UP or DOWN kfiy to select the calling
item. (EX: URGENCY is selected)
5, Press CALL/SET key to transmit the all ships
DSG signal.
7. Alter ALL SHIPS CALL Is lransmltted. the
tremcelvar will welt on the truffle channel.
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5.5 DSC STANDBY
The DSC Standby lunaion allows the transceiver to reply to 050 calla with
the Unattended message and log the calls for return at a more convenient
time, when set to the DSC Standby mode, voice tralfic may still be
monitored on any aalected channelt
1. Press the CALL/SET keyt nought.
The tranlcelvor will imp, m the ass CALLING gm E ’
menu wll appear. “
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4. When a intividuai DSC call is received, the radio will respond with
the unattended message which an operator cannot answer to the
caller.
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5. To cancel this. press any key.
5.6 CALL WAITlNG DIRECTORY ,
The 050 Call Waiting diremry logs 10 received distress calls, and lugs 20
Individual cells that are received and not answered within 5 mlnntea, while
the radio is set on the DSC Standby lunotlont Calla will be logged while
busy with other cammunidations as long at the transmitter is not keyed at
the time of the cell. If the call is answered within 5 minutes the all will not
be logged when a cell is logged, a message will he appear In the Primary
mode tfisplay.
NOTE
When DISTRESS CALL Ia received, this cell will be logged on call
waiting directory.
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5.6.2
Operation 01 Distress call Waiting
. Press the CALL/SET key.
The tr-nscuivu will baep, and the use CALLING
menu will Eppiirr
Fress the UP or nbwn kuy to select the CALL
WArT mode.
Press the CALL/SET ke'yt
Fras! the UP or DOWN key to select the DSC
CALLING item. (EX: DISTRESS is sateded.)
Press the CALUSET ksy to display the log data
which was received last.
Press the UP or DOWN key to select another log
data.
Operation of Individual Call Waiting
. Press the CALUSEI’ my.
‘nu transceiver will heap, and tits Dsc CALLING
menu will appear,
Press the UP or DOWN key to select the CALL
WAIT mode,
Press in: CALL/SET key,
Prass the UP or DOWN key to ulm the DSC
CALLING imm. (EX: INDIVIDUAL is selected.)
Press the CALL/SET my to display the log data
which was received last
Press the UP or DOWN key in select another log
data.
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5.7 RECEIVING DSC CALLS
Several types at DSC transmlulcns can be received. The required action
depends on the particular DSC type is outlined in the following examples
NOYE
When the ratio receives on working channel or transmlts on working
channel. DSC calls will not be received.
5.7.1 Recelvlng a dlstress call
I. A distress call ls mcelved.
2. Emergency alarm sounds.
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3. Press any key in stop the alarm.
NOTE
Vnu must continue monitoring channel 18 as e coast station may
require assistance In any rescue anompt.
5.7.2 Receiving a dlstress relay call
1. A distress relay call I: lacalved.
2. Emergency alarm sounds.
Thin channel 15 is auto-Many selected,
3, Press any key to slop the elem,
NOTE
Yuu must continue manlterlng channel 15 a: a coast elation may
require assistance In any name attempt.
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5.7.3
5.7.4
If the navigation receiver is not connected, this operation is not
available.
. An all shlpe call is received.
Receiving an all ships mil
Emergency alarm saunas (different than
Than channel 18 is aura-natal” waned.
Press any key to stop the alarm.
Monitor channel 16 or traffic channel until the UHGENCY
communication has completed.
Receiving a geograbhlcal area call
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Emergency alarm saunas (different than M
DISTRESS). Then mum-a channel from the mm B
etherehlp is automaticely selected.
Press any key to stop ins alarm.
Monitor me traffic channel for an announcement from the calling
ship.
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3. A calling alarm sounds.
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4. Prosunykaywstop the alarm.
5. Monitor the selected channel for an announcsmnm from lhs calling
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DSC SETUP MODE I RADIO SETUP MODE
6.1 SETUP
1. Press and held down the CALUSET key until me mum
SETUP menu will appear. Eva-M5“ E L
2. To selecl the items. press the UP of DOWN key.
NOTE
The HAM MIC CMF’ZS cannot change the SETUP
menu. The SETUP menu Is dlspleyed In the display ol
lhe CMP23 as in me Illustrafiun at m
5.2 LAMP ADJUSTING
1. Salem (he LAMP ADJUST in the SETUP menu
with lhe UP or DOWN key.
2. Prose me CALL/SET hey.
The lamp adjunlnq menu will input.
3. PIBSII'BUPNDONNIGVDMMMMM.
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when 2 is same, mo lamp ls brigmm
4. Press me CALL/SET key to more the eelscted level.
The LCD flllphy wl rvturrr h me ssrup menu.
6.3 LCD CONTRAST
l. Selecl Ihe CONTRAST in lhe SETUP menu wi1h
lhe UP or DOWN key.
2. Press Ihe CALL/SET key.
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4. Press lhe CALL/SET key In store rhe selected level.
The LCD display will mum is me SETUP menu.
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4. Press the cALuSET keyiio store ma address (A as
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8. Salad the NEXT with me UP or DOWN key and press the CALL!
SET key. Ii you wanna eei the nnoiher individual directory.
When you select NEXT. repeat steps a in 7.
9. Select (he EXIT wilh lhe UP or DOWN key and press the CALL/SET
key, if you want In quit this procedure.
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6.5 KEY BEEPS TURN ON OR OFF
1. Select the KEY BEEF in the SETUP menu with
(he UF' or DOWN key.
2. Press the CALL/SH key.
The key beeps smug mam. wvll appear.
3. Press the UP or DOWN keyto select me on or 0“.
3. Press the CALL/SET key to so! the key beep condlllon.
The LCD display WI 70mm to the SETUP menu.
NOTE
6.5 TIME OFFSET
This item set: me time diflerance beiween low! lime and UTC.
1. Select me TIME OFFSET in the SETUP menu
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2. Press the CALLISEI' key.
The lim- easel menu wm app-u.
3. Press the UP or DOWN key to select olful time
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1. Select the USER MMSID in (he SETUP menu
with me UP or DOWN key.
2. Press [ha CALL/SET Key.
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a. Press the UP or DOWN key to 591 the number (0
to 9 ).
4. Press CALI/SET key In mm the set number.
The human; numbfl is mar-d. and mm lens: will blink.
5. Flapeal steps 3 and 4 to 33! your MMISD,
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your MMISD.
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7 RAM MIC OPERATION
II the optional HAM Mic (CMPZS) is connected to the remote micrcphone
connectnron the transceiver rear penel, then the transceiver can use the
remote control operation except a flaw iunctionsc The remote control has e
mlximum range 0! 50 test (15 m). The intercom operation can be used
between the RAM Mic and the transceiver.
7.1 RAM MIC CONTROLS AND CONNECTIONS
POWEN SWITCH (PWH)
Turns the transceiver on and o". ‘
Press and hold dawn this switch for he" e second or more to turn the power
on. Press and held down this switch Ivr hall a second or more to turn the
power oil .
SOUELCH KEV (SOL)
Activates the squelch equsting mode.
Press this key to activate the squelch ediusting mode. Press the A or 7
key to enlist the squelch.
Sets the point ll which random noise on the channel does not activate the
audio circuits but a received simal does This point Is celled the ‘aquetch
threshold". Further ediustment at the squelch control by pressing the A
key will degrade the reception of wanted nnemiseicnll
When the V key Ie pressed and held down tor 1 second or more, the
squelch is named 0".
VOLUME KEV (VOL)
wivehes the volume adlutting mode.
Press this key to activate the volume ediusting mode. Press the A or V
key In adust the volume.
PTT (Pulh-To-Tllk) SWITCH
Activates transmission.
15/3 KEV
immediatew retails chennet 16 from my drannet location. Hold down this key
tor1eeu7nd armors to recallchennel 9. Remus the wevious channel when
theisfikey'spreseedagain. Whenhotchgdmmthe talskeywhiteprees’ng
the WX key, the mode mm between USk. International and Cutetian.
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Is Key
Activates the Intercom made between the RAM Mlc end the transceiver.
Refer tn suntan 6.3 For details of operation.
WX KEY .~
Immedletely recalls a weather channel from any channel location, Refills
the previous channel v/nen WX key is pressed again.
Secondlry u“
When holding down the rare key while preulng the wx key, the mode
toggles between USA to International and Canadian
SCAN KEV
Starts scanning programmed channels. Stops the transceiver from
scanning when pressed during the sun,
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The RAM Micman operitiort is dependent on me tremeiver scan selection.
Exlrrtple: It the transceiver ls In nomtal scan mode. then the RAM Mk: I: in
normal scan mode. lithetransceivoris in P803" mode, then the
RAM mic is In Pecan mode.
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DOWN KEV (v)
Selects the desired channel and adjusts the volume and squelch levels.
Each press decreases the channel number, volume level and squelch
level, When held down, the channels or levels decrease continuously.
up KEV (A)
Selecis the dedred channel and adjuala lhe volume and squelch levels.
Each press increases lhe channel number, volume level, and squelch
level. When held down, the channels or levels increase continuously
Secondary uae ~
When holdlng down the 1619 key while pressing this key, changes the
brightness (3 lavals) of lhe beck Iighl ler LCD
Whan holding down the HIL key while pressing this key, turn: the
scrambler on. Press this key again to mm the scrambler all
HIL KEV
Tcgglae balwaen high and low power, Tu change hem low power to high
power on Canada" channel 13. USA channel 13 or 67, press and releeea
thia key and hold dwn the P11 switch. ngh power setting is cancelled
after lransmilfing on these channels.
7.2 INDICATORS
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Channel Display
Displays the operating channel In both lrensmlsalcn and reception mode.
A Indicator
A simplex channel in USA or Canadian mode whose coumeiparl In the
lmemetional mode ls a dimlex ehemel
TX! BUSY Indicator
“TX" is displayed in transmitting mode ‘BUSY” is displayed In receiving
mode.
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USN INTL/ CAN Indiumr
The mode 01 operation ‘USA' indicates USA mode. ‘INTL" indicates
Intemetlanel mode and “CAN' indicates Canadian mode.
WX Indicatm
A weather channel.
MEM lndicetvr
The channel is in the transceiver“; scan memory,
HIL Indicator
‘H' is high power. 1“ is low puwer. Blank is a reception only enamel.
SQLNOL Indicator
‘SOL" is squelch adjusting mode. .'VOL' is volume adlusfing model
7.3 INTERCOM OPERATION
EXTERNAL
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7.3.1 Communication
1. Press the It: key in the radio mode. The mode Is menu-d to the
INTERCOM model II the IC kly is pressed again the mode wIII
revert to unit: mode.
2. ‘IC' is displayed on both the transceiver and RAM Mic when the
intercom operation is activated.
3. Press the PTT switch. The TX“ Indicator ls displayedl
NOTE
A warning heap Ie emitted when the RAM Mix; 711 switch is pressed
while the transceiver microphons's P'I'T swim is messed.
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4, Speak slowly and clearly lnlo lhe mlcrophons. hold the microphone
about 1/2 Inch away from your mouth.
5, When finished, release the P11 switch.
7.3.2 Cllllng ‘
|.Hold down the IC key in the intercom operation for 1 second or more. A
culling beep ls emitted lwics "om lhe transceiver speaker.
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8 INSTALLATION
8.1 FREQUENCY AND DEVIATION TESTS
FOG Hegulaliors require mal the redo‘s devialion and lrequency he lasted
belore initial installalion or apieraxion. This reel should be perlorrned by a
Certified Marine Tedrnician.
5.2 LOCATION
1A The radlo can be maunud at any angle, Choose I. maunling localinrr
than
-is lar enough lrum any compass lo avoid erroneous compass reading due
to the speaker magnet -
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rpm/Id" amalblllly to me from panel control:
-allowe connection In a power source and an anlenna
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8.3 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
_ CAUTION
Improper polarity oonnectlom wil damage the radio]
Connect the power omd and antenna to the radio. Antenna and Power
Suppty connections are as follows (see Figure 5):
Antenna
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Flgum 5. General Innullatlon
1. Mount the antenna at least 3 last away from the radio. At the ralr of
the radio. connect the antenna cable, It must have an 50-239
connector. FIG-WU coaxial cable must be used it the antenna is 25
lost or more lrorn the radio. HGSB cable can be used {or dlnances
less than 25 laet.
2. Connect the red power cord to a 13.3 VDC 1 2056 power source.
Connect the black power cord to negative ground.
3. If an optional remote extension speaker is to be mad, oonnect it at
this time. Contact the FICA phone plug to the axismal speaker jack
ol the tramwver.
4. It is advisable to have a Certified Marine Technician check the
power output and the standing wave ratio of the antenna altar
Installation.
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9 MAINTENANCE
The inherent quality at the solid-mm oompononm used In this transceiver
will provide many years at continuous use. Taking me following
precautions will prevent darnege to the transceiver.
‘ Never key the microphone unless an antenna or suitable dummy lead is
connected to the transceiver.
' Ensure that the supply voltage to the transceiver does not exceed 16
VDC or lall below 11 VDC.
In the unlikely event at serious problems. plum contact your 300 Peeler
or our rapairlaclllty. Address and phone numb-m tor trietedi‘rty, as well as
warranty Intonation, an oomdned In your Owner’s Manual Supplement.
9.1 REPLACEMENT PARTS
Occasionally an owner needs a replapemom mounting bracket or knob.
These can be ordered inom our Fem Department by writing or coiling:
Standard Communications Corp. Parts Department
P.O. Box 92151
Los Anqeies. CA 90009-2151
Telephone 3004668431
Commonly requested parts, and their part numbers are listed below.
Microphone, White (CMP847W+)
Microphone, Black (CMPanm)
Extra Microphone Connector Owe
Standud Mounting Brooket, White
Standard Mounfing Bmoket, Black.
Standard Mounting Brooke! Knob. white
Standard Mounting Braden Knob, Block
Volume Control Knob
Squeich Control Knn
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10 SPECIFICATIONS
Performanc! specifications are nominal, unioss otherwise Indiwmd, and
are subject to charms without. mice.
1 0.1 GENERAL
155402510 153.275 MHz
Dimensions (inchas) .| D
70 xlux 18 mm
Weight .. z.| Lb. (0.97 kg)
10.2 TRANSMITTER
RFOutput... 25mm); i wm)
Conducted Spurious Emissions 85 dB (H 50 05 (Lo)
Audio Response wimin +21-9 01 l S dB/ocluva pie—emphasis
charactarmlc at 300 to 3000) Hz
Audio Disiaflim . 5 56
Mudulmlon .
Frequency Stability (-20 in +50 C)
FM Hum and Noise
10.3 RECEIVER
Sensitivity:
20 dB Quleflng
12 dB SINAD
Squslch Sensitivily (Threshold)
Meduiaiion Aocaplanee Bandwidth .
Saleclivity:
Spurious and Image Rejection .
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Audio Output .. 4 w
Audio Response. wlmln 4 121-5 of I 6 dB/omve
characterisfic at 300 la 3000 Hz
Frequency Slabimy (-20° in +50°Cj . 20,001 %
Channel Spacing 4 25 ”41
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P.O. Box 9215!
Lu! Angela. CA 90009-2151
Tebphone 310153263130
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