Radio Shack 01901210 User Manual

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OWNER MANUAL
BUSINESS BAND RADIO
19-1210
FEATURES
Your PLbconnolled VHF Transceiver is a two-way business band radio service transceiver that you can mount it
in vehicle for mobile use. or in your ofl‘rce or deck service
Your transceiver has these advances features:
Programmable Frequencies --- You can sclcot one of tho ninc prosct frequencies for channel 1 and channel 2.
Or. an traitor-ind service fuility can program the transceiver to any VHF business bend frequency you have a
license to use—No crystals to buy!
30-Tone Cl‘CSS (Contlnunns Tone Control Squaleh System) ---- helps reduce interference from other transceiver
which are operating on the same frequency, in the same area
Channel in Slldlng Switch -- lets you use one ofthe nine preset frequencies as channel l and channel 2.
I’LL-Controlled Circuitry --- provides scorn-ate and Mable charm! selection.
$0239 Antenna Socket --- provides convenience connection with base antenna.
Earphonemicrophnns Jack --- lot: you connect an external oer-phone or microphone
External Hand Microphone! P’l‘l‘ Jack --- let you connect an external hand microphone to ensure understandable
communication in noisy areas.
External Speaker Jacks -—— less you connect your radio to all external speaker.
Built-in Modulation Limiter Circuit -—- automatically adjust; for a wide variety of voice lovels to ensure an
understandable transmission.
P1159 w» [INC Right Angle Connector -- provides connection with rubber duck menu
Digit Channel LED Display —-- displays the channel number when channel switch.
CTCSS Switch --- lets you activate/deactivate CTCSS function
We recommend you recordyour umiverifl serial number here. This number is on the msceiverifl back panel.
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FCC LICENSE REQUIRED
This Waiver is intended for use in the operation of commercial activities, educational. philanthropic. or
ecclesiastical institutions. and hospitals. clinics, ormcdical associations.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) requires you to have a license before you operate this transceiver
Unless you qualify to operate on the supplied frequencies. you must apply for a frequency through the PCIA
(Personal Commmimtion Industry Association), a nonvptofit organinuon that assists frequencies nationwide to
help prevent conflicts between different businesses using transceivers in the same area. For more information
about getting a license, contact the PCIA at 800-759-0300, extension 3068(in Virginia 703-739—0300, extmsion
sacs).
For other questions conceming the license application. contact the FCC or 717-337-1212, or write:
FCC
Plot Box [040
cementing. PA 17325
For the latest FCC application form and instructions. call the Fcclfl fax-on-demand service from a fix machine at
1-202-418-0177 and room! one or more ofthe following documents:
All forms and instructions 000600
Form 600 instructions onty 00600]
Main Form 600 only 006002
Form 600 schedules only 006003
li‘you do not have a fax machine, you can call the Government Forms Distribution Center at 1-80041 s-FORM and
request thxt the form and instructions be mailed to you.
FCC PART 90 RULES
You must be familiar with Part 90 of FCC Rules before you operate your transceiver. The operation intuuctions in
this manual conform to Part 90, but do not cover all items in Pan 90.
Overall. Part 90 states that-
You must have a valid license before you use the ti-anscc'ivor.
As Iiwnsoo. you re responsible for proper operation of all transceivers operating under your license
authority.
a You can let unlicensed persons operate this transmitter, as long as you take precautions to prevent
unauthorized omsinissions
0 You must use this transceiver only for the commercial use of your business, and only when other
commercial channels ( such as the telephone ) are either not available or not practical.
- You must always yield the operating frequency to communications that involve the safety of life or
property-
c You must take reasonable precautions to prevent harmful interference to other services operating on the
same frequency.
You must not uansmit program material of any kind used in connection with commercial broadcasting.
You must not provide a service that is normally handled by telephone or teleg-aph unless such broadcasts
involve the safety of life or property or in emergencies such as an earthquake. hurricane. flood or a similar
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discs!“ where normal communication chennels are dimmed.
0 Dining each mnsmjssion or exchange or transmissions, you must idmtify your Mimi with the call sign
issuedtoyoubylhel-‘CC, oroneeeneh ls minulesdnringpfl'iodaofcominuousopemtiou.
- You must keep a writeen record of my maintenance or modification made to the transceiver. and you man
melee this mold lvnilablc for inspection upon demand by lhc FCC.
Violating my offlte provisions of Fan 90 can result in fines and/or confiscation creqnipmemt
Your transceiver mishl cause TV or radio interference even when it is operating properly. To determine whether
your transceiver is causing the interference, tum oll‘ your transceiver. If the interference goes away, your
mmeiver is causing it Try to eliminate the interference by:
0 Moving your transceiver away from the receiver
- Cmctiligyow local RadioShuk stone for help
FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS
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1A Channel in Sliding Swiuh
You can slide this switch to scion: one ofthe nine preset frequencies u shame! l at- dimmel 2.
2. CTCSS OnIOII'Switeh
Slides the switch to activate/deactivate the C’I'CSS function
3. TX indicator
'11ie red LED indicator lights up when the FIT switch is pressed down and mmisoion stuns
4. Ex indicator
The green LED indicator lights up when the unit receives a signal
5. Digit Channel LED Display (Rod)
Digit channel LED will display the channel number when ehtnnel switch
6 External Hand Microphone/FIT Jack
Lets you connect an external hand microphone to this jock
7. El rphonefMleroplione Jock
Connect on externll Wpllm or microphone.
s SQUELCH Control
Tum squelch clockwise until backstotind noise isjust quieted. This control allows you to listen to weak or distant
station. It can also decrease the mmiverfl! sensitivity to unwanted, partial or very weak signals.
9 [IN/OFF" Volume Control
In ml-‘F‘ position, your transceiver is cil‘, Turn this control clockwise to turn on the unit and adjusts the volume
until you get u comfortable listening level.
I0. 80139 Antenna Socket (at the luck)
Connect a base station into this socket
ll. Power Soekel GORP ADIVWT
Connect a 13.8 VDC power plug in": "11's mm m r. £211
12. External Speaker J lclt
Connect I“ assume] speaker in this jack.
13. $1113" Switch
Used to select the desired channel and to set the C’I‘CSS code
I4. Pllsll-TD-Tlllt Button In Hand Microphone
To transmit. hold down push—walk. then hold the hand microphone about 3 inches from your mouth Ind speak
slowly in a normal tone of voice. The TX indicator lights redl When you finish you: message, release push-to-mlk
button. The Rx indicator lights green when you receive a mnnissien
SETTING FREQUENCY OPTIONS
Nuts: The dufmlt for 170085 fi'equmy is 1001-11. and clunnel 1 and ehannel 2 m preset to 151.6250Mllz and
1513550an separately If you do not want to change me default frequencies. you can skip below steps and
proceed to OPERATION (see OPERATION” on page 8) directly
You can aleet a CTCSS (Continmus Tone Control Sqnelch System) frequency and two mines: band fi'equencies
for ehannel l and 2 and set younrmmeiver In use it.
HereistheshepstlmynuneedwdotoselemnC’l‘CSS fiequencyundtossleflnvobusimss bandfiequeneiu for
chmnellnndz.
I ‘ Set the NP switches for a CT CSS frequency (see {Getting a CT CSS Hequency" below)
2. Set the DI? switches for a business bend frequency (sec liming two Business Band Frequencies for Channel I
and 2" an me 7).
You em select one CTCSS frequency n l time If you do not want to use a CTCSS frequency. skip Step I
Importance:
¢ Make sure the first-digit DIP switch position is always set to 0 (dawn) when you finish the above steps before
operation.
¢ The second-dig: DIP switeh slrnuld be set to 0 (down) when you are using one of the 9 preset fieqmeies; It
should be set to 1 (up) when using another frequency pmgmmed into channel 1 by an unlimited service heility.
SETTING A CTCSS FREQUENCY
You can select one C'I'CSS Frequency at a time. If you do not want to use 3 arms fiequeney, skip this step.
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Follow these steps to set your transceiver to a CTCSS frequency and (hen activate or deactivate CTCSS‘
l. Tum VOLUME fully counterclockwise to make sum power is turned off.
2. Set the CTCSS sliding switch on ihe from panel to position of OFF.
3. Choose t CTCSS code from m following min Then use a poinmd oMect such as a straightened paper clip.
to sel due position ofeach digit DIP switch at the bottom oftransceivcr to 1 (up) or 0 (down) commanding to the
mfing for that CI‘CSS coda
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Dip switch Swing Key:
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4 . Hold down PUSH TO TALK, then turn VOLUME clockwise, The transceiver sets the CTCSS codes.
It” the mceiver beeps once and RX lights green for about 2 seconds, that means the CTCSS setting was
successfitl.
Ifthe truisoeiver beeps 3 times and TX lights red for about 2 seconds, the CTCSS setting did not work. Start
over at Step I.
5. Then use a pointed object such as u straightened paper clip to set 6-D]? switch position to “000000‘1
6. To activate the CTCSS code you set. set the CTCSS switch at the front panel position to on To deactivate
the code. set the switch to OFF.
Note: If the CTCSS code is set to "000000", which means CTCSS tin-Action is deactivate. even ifthe CDCSS switch
on front panel is set to ON
Setting No Business Band Frequencies
Note: if you are licensed to use one or more business bend frequencies that m not one of the transceiverifl 9
preset frequencies, an authorized service Facility an add my VHF business band frequencies you have 1 license to
use to the frequencies in the truisccivcr.
Follow these steps to use the DI? switches at the bottom oftnnsceiver to 1 (up) or 0 (down) to set the oariseeiver
to two business bend frequencies (the ficqueney for channel 1 can be set to be same with thst for chamel 2).
I. Turn VOLUME. fully countemlockwise to maloe sure power is turned off.
2. Set the CTCSS sliding switch on the front panel to position ofOFF.
1 Use a pointed object such as e straightened peper dip to set DIP switch position 1-6 to “lOlOlO” and hold
down PUSH TO TALK. then turn VOLUME clockwise. If the msceiver beeps once, that means entering into the
setting ofChennel U2.
4. Select channel switch on the front panel to position of l or 2.
5. Choose a preset frequency from the following table or from the infornmim given to you by the service center
(if you hcd additions] frequencies programmed into the trmseeiver). Then use a pointed object such as a
straiglnenod paper clip to set DIP switch position 36 to 1(up) or 0tdovm)cot1espondins to the setting for the
fi'equeney you choose.
Imporlenl:
¢ The seemed-digit DIP switch position shows ifyour transceiver is set to use one of the 9 preset fiequeneiee or
another frequency prey-mined into the transceiver as channel I by an Inthorized service facility . lfyou are using
one of the 9 preset liequeoeiee, make sure the seconddigit DIP switch position is dwsys set to 0 (down),
0 If DIP switch 1-6 is set to “m Ill", holddown FIT wln'le turning on the transceiver to reset MCUl When the
second DIP switch position is set to 0. the chime! l is__pmet to 15! 625034111. and channel 2 is preset to
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Hold down PUSH To TALK. if the nansceiver beeps once, that means the frequuney setting was summit Then
mm VOLUME eloekwiui
Then use a pointed object such u n sminhtonod paper clip to set 6-th DIP switch position to“000000".
OPERATION
Note. You can only communicate with mother ndio that is using the same channel and/or tho some CTCSS code as
your msoeiver.
Connect hand microphone. power cable and antenna able.
Tum VOLUME clockwise to turn on the tmmceiver, tum SQUEMH fully colmterclookwiw until you her a hissing
sound, then ldjust to l comfortable listening level.
lt‘ you did not set the mmiver no use a CTCSS code. wait until there it no signal on the channel. Then mm
SQUELCB clockwise until the background noise between signal stove
To transmit, hold down PUSH To TALK. Then hold the hind microphone about 3 inch» fiotn your mouth and
speak slowly in a normal voice The TX indicatot lights tetL
Release PUSH TO TALK when you finish your transmissim.
To mm off the msceivet, mm VOLUME counterclockwise until it clicks
SPECIFICATION
Frequency Rangeu.....4......ISO.T7S-IS74140WIZ
C'hamelsmuz channels onhg 9 meet fiequennias
I channnl prom-muted by authorized service facility
Modulation type PM
Amma Imptdnwc.
Sensitivity u use SINAD
Chm! Spacing .....
Audio Output Power
RF Outpul Power ....
“manic Emission“
Dimamions (awn) .
marednnSSdB
m.,..........2i1516x7I/10
(5611152 x 180mm)
wash Approx. we pound
( 14°08)
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cm.
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plum a: gain.

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