Faurecia Clarion Electronics 92AJC216H CB Radio User Manual

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HONDALINE”
CB Rad io System
MOTORCYCLE CB RAD|0
REF NO: JC-215H-52/53
FIN OSEQS-MCA-lOOO-Bl
AH Rigms Reserved Printed m Japan 200019 (D-Ki 250-7600-00 P/N: 08595-MCA-1 000'81
* This CB radio complies with the FCC Rules and Regulations.
A WA R N I NG
' Never use the CB radio in a way of posing danger for riding, such as the
operation of the controller with your hand away from the handlebars.
- Never replace parts or disassemble/modify the CB radio in a manner
which may Impair the original features of the CB radio, violating the
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Rules and Regulations.
- The Citizens Band (CB) Radio Servloe Is under the iurlsdlctlon of the
FCC. Any alterations such as replacing any parts in the CB radio which
alter the performance of the transceiver's ori nal FCC type acceptance
are strictly prohibited.
0 Read carefully Part 95 of the FCC Rules and Regulations before using
the device.
° FCC ID;.AX292AJCZIGH
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.
Operation is subject to the condition that this device does not cause
harmful interference.
- This CB radio has been approved by the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) In the U.S.A. and the Department Of Communications
(DOC) in Canada, and has the “type acceptance" labels on it. Before
operating a CB transmitter in Canada, you must have authority from the
DOC In Canada. Also, you must agree to follow the rules set by the Doc
in Canada. Effective June 1983 a license to operate a citizens band
radio is no longer required in the U.S.A. Read the rules for operating a
CB transmitter carefully.
- Following them Is the least you can do to become a good CBer.
- Carefully read the “OWNER'S INSTRUCTIONS and New CB Rule” before
operating the CB radio. Learn and observe all the rules.
Introduction
Congratulationsl You have made the right choice.This transceiver will make riding
your motorcycle more enioyable.
- Before using this CB radio, read the Owner's Instrucflons carefully and use it
properly so that its performance is fully delivered and it is used effectively.
- Store this manual on your motorcycle so that you can refer to it any time you need it.
Make sure you read and understand the manual before you start using the trans-
ceiver as Incon'ect operation could lead to a traffic accident.
- Warranty Card will be given and filled by the dealer where you purchased the CB
radio. Check the details of the Warranty Card and keep it with the Owner's Instruc-
tions.
Notes on Safety
Explanation ot Signal Words in the Instructions
The owners instructions should be considered a permanent part of the motorcycle
and should remain with the motorcycle when resold.
Before reading the body text of the instructions, read and understand the meaning
of the symbols which are used throughout the instmclions to indicate safety precau-
tions depending on the risk level.
AWARNING
Indicates a strong poss ty of severe personal Iniury or loss of
life If Instructions are not followed.
Indicates a possibility of personal injury or equipment damage it
instructions are not followed.
Classification of Other Symbols
® This symbol indicates “Don’ts” with the detail depicted in the symbol
® (in this case, it means prohibition of disassembling).
This symbol indicates "Dos” which you have to be aware of.
0 0 This symbol indicates “Dos" which you have to be aware of.
Guide for Notes and Tips
NOTE : This sign gives notes and helpful information on the use of the CB radio.
TlP:, *: This sign gives supplemental explanations to the contents in the instruc-
tions.
Notes to Users
Notes for Use
AWAHNING
Do not operate any switches other than the
TALK lever switch whlle riding.
If any switch other than the TALK lever swimh is
operated while riding. steering of the handlebars
becomes very unstable, posing danger. Always adiust
every setting of the CB radio bebre riding.
Never use the CB radio in a way of posing danger tor
riding, such as the opemtion ol the controller with your
hand away from the handlebars.
Do not use the CB radio under dangerous
traffic conditions.
While riding, make sure you are not in danger or in
possibility of danger before operating the controller.
Do not use in water. When washing the
motorcycle, do not spray water on the CB
radio with a hose.
The CB radio is designed to be water resistant and dew
prool to withstand riding in the normal min. If exposed
to worse conditions. water or moisture might enter the
device. causing a failure.
Do not use in deformed conditions.
it the CB radio is used with its casing deformed due to
a physical impact. its waterrresistant and dew-proof
structure can not be retained, possibly resulting in a
failure.
Do not raise the volume to an excess level.
While riding, keep the volume to a level you can hear
periphem] sounds to prevent danger. Listening at an
excessively high volume may have an adverse effect on
your ears.
Use with the engine running.
it the CB radio is used with the engine stopped, the
battery voltage would drop and the engine might not be
started.
Do not disassemble/modify the CB radlo.
The CB radio comprises precision electronic pans. Do
not disassemble to repair even in case of a trouble. it
you did, the Warranty does not cover any trouble
resulting from what you did, and it violates the FCC
Rules,
Notes for Installation
For installatlon. refer to the instruction manual
tor the attachment kit.
Do not use the power source other than 12 V.
The CB radio is designed only tor a 12 v DC negative
ground motorcycle. Do not connect to another voltage
power source.
Mount at the location wherer you can reach
with your hands on the handlebars.
To prevent danger, mount the controller at the location
where riding is not disturbed and you can press the
P.T.T. lever swrtch with your hands on the handlebars.
Use the genuine HONDA CB antenna.
If an ungenuine antenna is used, CB radio disturbance
might be caused In the neighborhood.
Do not use a Iuse not of the specified rating.
Use a Iuse ot the specified rating.
Doing so may cause a breakdown.
Others
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Contents
Introduction
Notes on Safety
Notes to Users
Notes for Use
FEATURES m...
PACKAGE LIST....
NAMES OF CONTROLLER
Appearance .......
Switch Panel
NAMES OF DISPLAY
DISPLAY ..........
BASIC OPERATION .
OTHER FUNCTIONS .
Advanced Operations
Adiusting Squelch (1 to 20).......
ONIOFF of Roger Beep Function.
DAILY MAINTENANCE ................
SPECIFICATIONS .....
AFTER-SALES SERVICE .
60068530!
FEATURES PACKAGE LIST
This is a motorcycle CB radio which compiles with the FCC Hules and Regulations and has Grommet, ca Unit Harn Cushion, cg unit Attachment Rlvet
a power output ol 4 W based on the simplex method with 40 channels at AM 27 MHz. (P/N108E95-MCA-10004J1) (P/N: 08E95—MCA71000702)
. All CB transceiver tunctions are independent of audio functions and can be
controlled separately.
. All CB transceiver Information is displayed In a tormat that is easy to view on the 9
display.
. The sound can be switched between the speakers and the headsets.
. The switches are ergonomically located to ensure safe operation while rIdIng.
. Audio functions are automatically muted during reception and transmission to
prevent interference with communications.
Plate, CB Unit Main Unit (PIN: GBE95-MCA-1ODO—1 l)
(P/N: OBESS—MCA—l 000-03)
Filter, Fan Motor (P/N: OBE95-MCA-100042)
Fllter, Fuel, Pump (P/N:OBE95-MGA-1000»13)
Owner's Instructions (This instructions) FCC Rules Book CB Radio
(P/N: 08E95-MCA-1000-81) (P/N:08E95-MAN-1000-81)
NAMES OF CONTROLLER
Appearance
CHANNEL (ca-cit) Up (A) [Down (V) lmr
Selects Channels upward or downward.
ca VOLUME Up (A) /wan (Y) lover
Change of ca volume level on souELcH ice-sot)
Up (A)/ carvi- (V) lmr
Adjusting or on squelch level
TALK lever switch
Press to transmll.
and release to receive
¥ MUTE button
Tums ON/OFF the mute.
Switch Panel
CB POWER button
Tums ON/OFF the power. and SP or Head sot.
Roger Bnp btman
The Mode swltch menu
contains a Roger Beep
on/oti infliction.
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NAMES OF DISPL Y
DISPLAY
Imamm indicator ~
Lights ln the intercom mode.
, . nmprianlrralcalnr
; Lights while recelvlng a signal.
l mnsmlminn indicator
Lights while transmitting.
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Channel Indication w LRXS STEREO
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ca indicator - »-
Lights when ce power IS “ON“.
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The transceiver is normally set to receive status
RX is displayed when a signal is received.
Nu indication is made when there is no signal to receive.
TX is displayed during transmission.
Basic indications
. The tulldwing icons are shown on the let! side oi the display when the CB trans-
ceiver is operating.
[I This icon indicates that the CB transceiver routes received signals to
the speaker.
This icon indicates that the CB transceiver routes received signals to
O the headset,
Press the CB button on the switch panel located on the fuel tank to
switch the sound between the loudspeaker and the headseL The
displayed icon changes accordingly.
ch indicates the currently used channel (frequency).
RX and TX indicate reception and transmission, respectively.
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BASIC OPERATION
Do not operate any switches other than the
TALK lever swltch while riding.
If any switch other than the TALK lever switch is
operated while rlding. steering of the handlebars
becomes very unstable, posing danger. Always edjust
every setting at the CB radio belore riding.
Never use the CB radio in a way ol posing danger ior
riding, such as the operation oi the controller with your
hand away from the handlebars.
NOTE .' The Vollovn'ng operational procedure shall be made With the motorcycle stationary
to prevent danger.
- You will need a helmet with an internal microphone to make transmissions.
You could also buy a headset with a microphone to use with your helmet.
Note that some states restrict the use at headsets while riding a motorcycle.
Confirm the relevant laws in your home state.
1 Turning Power ON (OFF)
Press the CB button
nfl CB
- CH 40 nx
0 Press the CB button on the switch panel located on the fuel tank to turn on the
receiver. The display shown above appears when the power is turned on.
- When the CB button on the switch panel located on the fuel tank is pressed and
held down, a beep is heard, the power is turned of‘l and the display goes ol'l.
Switching between speaker (SP) and headset (selection)
- Each time the CB button is pressed momentarily, the CB transceiver sound is
switched between the speaker and the headset. The displayed icon changes
between ti] and n accordingly.
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BASIC OPERATION
2 Selecting Channel (Channels 1 to 40)
Press upward CEl-CH lever [Channel up;
- Press the Ielt CB-CH remote control switch upwards or downwards with the
thumb to change channels. When the switch is pressed upwards or downwards
continuously. a beep is heard and channels are changed continuously. There are
a total ol 40 channels.
channel Indication Number
Responds to Frequencies Allocated
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
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BASIC OPERATION
3 Adiusting Volume (Min.: 1 to Max.: 20)
PYESS upward CB—VDL lever (Volume up)
20 (Maximum volume)
1_9
0'2 Lights.
01 (Minimum volume)
- Press the left CB-VOL switch upwards or downwards with the thumb to raise or
lower the volume. When the switch is pressed upwards or downwards continu-
ously, a beep is heard and the volume is raised or lowered continuously,
- The display indicates the current CB~VOL in numbers, for example. 20. Maximum
volume is 20 and minimum volume is 00.The CB transceiver volume can be set
independently at the audio functions.
4 Transmitting
Keep pressing the TALK lever swilch
» ‘ 4
CH 011m»
Flashes,
TX ls dlsplayed.
- Press the Talk switch with the left index finger to start nansmission,
The audio lunctions are muted during transmission to make sure that communica-
tlons with the other party are not drowned out.
- When 5 Talk switch for the pillion passenger (sold separately) is used, pressing
the rear Talk switch will allow the pillion passenger to transmit.
When the Talk switches are pressed, only the voice of the rider and passenger
are transmitted.
OTHER FUNCTIONS
Advanced Operations
Note that the Mute switch on the left remote control only turns down the audio
functions but not the CB transceiver. Thus use the CB-VOL lever to turn down the
volume when you wish to listen for surrounding engine noise to confirm the pres-
ence of vehicles behind you before changing lanes.
NOTE : Due to the location of the Talk switch, do not compromise your safety by
trying to press the Talk switch to start transmission when you are operating
the clutch with the left hand.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
OTHER FUNCTIONS
Adjusting Squelch (1 to 20)
Squelch
Il another pair of motorcycle riders using the same channel is nearby, electrical
interlerence will occur. To cancel such interference, set the squelch level slightly
lower than the signal strength you are using and the transceiver will receive only
the signal lrom your partner. while the signal lrom the other group that is lower
than the squelch level will not be received. A squelch setting of 20 will only receive
strong signals while an 01 setting will produce noise at all times even when no
signal is present.
Press upward (DB-SOL lever (Sauslch Max) .
Q“ ‘LQ/
/// N?
- Press the CB-SQL switch upwards or downwards to change the squelch level.
When the switch is pressed upwards or downwards continuously, a beep is heard
and the squelch level Is changed continuously.
SGUELCHLEVEL
LEVEL 20
- The current squelch level is indicated on the display as CB-SQUELCH-LEVEL 20.
Maximum squelch level is 20 and minimum level is 01.
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- This transceiver unit is connected to the audio unit so that it automatically mutes
the sound from the audio unit when a signal is received. Consequently, il you set
the squelch level to a high level, only strong signals Will be received and only
communications from your partner will cause the RX icon to appear on the display
and mute the sound from the audio unit.
If you set a low squelch level, the transceiver will receive unwanted weak signals
or noise signals. The Fix icon will then appear and the sound from the audio will
be muted frequently making it difficult to enjoy the audio lunctions.
Flaise the squelch level slightly when the audio functions are being muted repeat-
edly by noise.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS OTHER FUNCTIONS
ON/OFF of Roger Beep Function Check before you think you need service.
Roger beep
In long-distance transmissions. the noise is often so loud that it is diflicult to hear . _
what the other party says and impossible to know when he/she has stopped talking N0 power (D'SNEY Fuse HOW" H9P|ED€1he fuse Wl|h the same
that long silences often occur. Roger beep is a beep sound that is automatically ShOWS nothing.) (See the manual of type.
output when the Talk swrtch is released to make it easier for the other party to know the "WWW“ e.) l b °W" again, consult your dealer,
that YOU have S|0PP9d talking. Incomplete wiring Check the wiring connections.
No response to Malfunction oi Disconnect the memory backup
operation microcomputer due to power and the main power to reset
ROGER BEEP Incorrect indication noise the memory.
I ON on display
Poor transmission at Loose antenna Tighten the antenna.
m CB radio waves Antenna bent or It slightly bent, straighten it up.
ROGER BEEP broken It broken, replace with a new one.
No transmission of Microphone Check the microphone connection.
OFF voice to another disconnected or ii connected but still not normal,
station by CB radio broken the microphone may be broken.
waves
Turn the button ciodiwise.
on
Turn the mnon counterclockwise.
0|=|=
- Press the Mode button on the tool tank a few times to display ROGER BEEP ON
and ROGER BEEF OFF. Then turn the button clockwise to set it to on or turn it
counterclockwise to set it to off.
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DAILY MAINTENANCE ‘ SPEClFiCATIONS
~ u the controller ol the lace plate gets No General
soiled, wipe it with a soft cloth which has Gasoline Benzme Power Voltage: 13.8 V DC
first been soaked in a solution 01 neutral Consumption Cun'ent: 2,0 A or below (at 4 W transmission)
detergent and wmng. <0, Backup Consumption Current: L0 ml or below
Organic solutions such as gasoline, thinner Tnl Frequency Range: 26.965 MHz to 27.405 MHz (40 ch)
nner
Frequency Tolerance: 50 ppm or less
Radio Wave Type: ASE (amplitude modulation)
Weig ht: 650 g
and benzine should never be used as they
may damage the suriace.
Transmitter
Power Output: 440 W
Cleaning Unbalanced Output: 50 9
Transmission SIN: 40 dB or higher
Modulation Sensitivtty: -3 dBm
Receiver
Practical Sensitivity: 6 dBuV or below (S/N 10 dB)
SIN: 35 dB or higher
Distortion Factor: 8 % or below
Squelch Sensitivity: Threshold ; B dBpV or below
Tight ; 25 dBpV or higher
- If water or dirt gets into receptacle for the
main unit plug. an operatlng detect or a
tailure may occur. Also, if the pins in the
plug are bent, they will no longer provide
proper contact.
NOTES:
' Spec cations comply with EIA Standards.
- Specifications and the design are subject to change without notice for further
improvement.
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
l Warranty card
The Warranty card or this product will be given and illled by the dealer where
you purchased the CB radio. Ched< the details of the Warranty card and
keep it. The Warranty card will not be reissued.
I Warranty duration
Three years from the date or first consumer purchase.
I In case of failure
In the event or a lailure under a normal use within the warranty duren'on, the
product will be repaired without oharge according to the conditions specified
in the Warranty.
Consult your dealer.
l Repair after warranty duration
if repairing can keep the product's performance, It will be repaired with
charge upon request from the user.
CB Radios: The standard Touring Motorcycle warranty coverage or three (3) years
applies to any defects in material or workmanship.
However, due to the nature or CB radio rransmissron. specific performance cannot
be guarameed. Performance problems may be caused by the local environment or
local regulation or transmission power, performance problems may include reduced
sound quality, reduced transmission range, static, otherelecwic interierence or back-
ground noise.
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