Radio Sound RS2025X CB radio transceiver module User Manual 87947 MCA R10 indd

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USER'S GUIDE
Motorcycle
P/N: 87947-MCA-R10
** This CB radio complies with applicable FCC Rules and Regulations.
WARNING
•• Never use the CB radio in such as way that could be dangerous while
riding, such as taking your hands off the handlebars to operate the
controls.
•• Never replace parts or disassemble/modify the CB radio in a way that
could impair its original features and/or violate Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) rules and regulations.
•• The Citizens Band (CB) Radio Service is under the jurisdiction of the
FCC. Any alterations such as replacing any parts in the CB radio that
alter the performance of the unit’s original FCC equipment authorization
are strictly prohibited.
•• Any changes or modifications not expressly approved the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
•• Carefully read Part 95 of the FCC Rules and Regulations before using the
device.
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 Industry Canada (IC) in Canada, and
the FCC ID and IC numbers are shown on the label. An individual license
is not required in either the U.S.A. or Canada. Please read the rules for
operating a CB transmitter carefully.
•• Carefully read the User’s Guide and Citizens Band Radio service rules
before operating the CB radio. Learn and observe all the rules.
Introduction
Congratulations on your purchase of this Honda Genuine Accessory. This
CB radio will enhance the enjoyment of riding your motorcycle.
••Before using this CB radio, read the User's Guide carefully. Following the instructions
in the guide will allow you to experience the full functionality of the radio.
••Store this guide on your motorcycle so that you can refer to it wherever required.
Make sure you read and understand the guide before you start using the transceiver
as incorrect operation could be dangerous.
••You will be given a completed Warranty Card by the dealer who sold you your CB
radio. Check the details of the Warranty Card and keep it with the User's Guide.
Notes on Safety
Explanation of safety labels, symbols, and instructions
The User’s Guide should be kept with the motorcycle at all times.
Listed below are examples of important safety labels, symbols, and instructions
used in the User’s Guide indicating various levels of risk if the instructions are not
properly followed.
WARNING
You CAN be KILLED or SERIOUSLY HURT if you don’t follow these
instructions.
CAUTION
You CAN be HURT if you don’t follow these instructions.
Classification of Other Symbols
This symbol indicates “Do not” with the detail depicted in the
symbol (in this example, it means do not disassemble).
This symbol indicates to pay close attention to the procedure.
Guide for Notes and Tips
NOTE : This sign gives notes and helpful information on the use of the CB radio.
TIP(*): This sign gives additional information to the content.
Notes to Users
WARNING
While riding, do not operate any switches
other than the TALK switch.
Operating any switch, other than the TALK switch,
can interfere with the rider’s ability to control the
handlebars, which can cause instability that could
lead to a crash.
Always adjust the settings of the CB radio before
riding.
Do not operate the CB radio with your hand away
from the handlebar.
Do not use the CB radio under dangerous
traffic conditions.
Only use the CB radio when traffic and road
conditions are such that it is safe to do so.
NOTICE
Do not expose the CB radio to excessive
amounts or a forceful flow of 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
moisture proof, and should withstand riding in normal
rainy conditions. If exposed to more severe conditions,
water or moisture might enter the device and could
result in failure.
Do not use in a damaged condition.
Do not use the CB radio if the casing is physically
damaged. The CB radio’s water resistant and moisture
proof capabilities will be impaired and which could
lead to a failure.
CAUTION
Do not raise the volume to an excessive level.
To help prevent potentially dangerous situations while
riding, keep the volume to a level where you can still
hear surrounding noises. Listening at an excessive
volume can damage your hearing.
NOTE
Use with the engine running.
If the CB radio is used with the engine stopped, the
battery voltage may drop and the engine may not start.
Do not disassemble/modify the CB radio.
The CB radio is built with precision electronic parts.
Do NOT disassemble at any time. Doing so will void
the Warranty and violates the mandated usage rules.
Notes for Installation
NOTICE
Refer to the Installation Instructions for
proper installation.
Do not use a power source other than 12V.
The CB radio is designed only for a 12V DC negative
ground motorcycle. Do not connect to another voltage
power source.
Mount the controls in a location where you
can reach them with your hands on the
handlebar.
To prevent a dangerous riding situation, mount the
controls in a location where they do not inhibit your
ability to control the motorcycle, and where you can
operate the TALK switch with your hands on the
handlebar.
Use the Honda genuine CB antenna.
There may be some CB radio interference if a nongenuine Honda antenna is used.
Always use the specified fuse rating.
Not doing so may cause damage to the CB radio unit.
Contents
Introduction ..................................................................................3
Notes on Safety ............................................................................3
Notes to Users ..............................................................................4
FEATURES ....................................................................................8
PACKAGE LIST .............................................................................9
CONTROLLER COMPONENTS................................................... 10
Handlebar CB Radio Controller......................................... 10
Panel..................................................................................... 10
DISPLAY FEATURES................................................................... 11
Display................................................................................. 11
BASIC OPERATION ....................................................................12
OTHER FUNCTIONS....................................................................15
Advanced Operations.........................................................15
Adjusting Squelch (1 to 20)................................................15
ON/OFF of Roger Beep Function.......................................18
DAILY MAINTENANCE.................................................................20
SPECIFICATIONS.........................................................................21
AFTER-SALES SERVICE.............................................................22
FEATURES
This is a motorcycle CB radio that complies with the FCC Rules and Regulations. It has a
power output of 4 W based on the simplex method with 40 channels at AM 27 MHz.
111 All CB radio functions are independent of audio functions and can be controlled
separately.
222 All CB radio information is displayed in a format that is easy to view on the
display.
333 The sound can be switched between the speakers and headset(s).
444 The switches are ergonomically located to ensure safe operation while riding.
555 To prevent interference with the CB radio, audio functions are automatically muted
during reception and transmission.
PACKAGE LIST
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User’s Guide (This instructions)
CONTROLLER COMPONENTS
Handlebar CB Radio Controller
Panel
Airbag model:
Standard model:
CB POWER Button
Switches power to ON/OFF,
SP, or Headset.
CB POWER Button
Switches power to ON/OFF,
SP, or Headset.
MODE Button
The Mode switch menu
contains a Roger Beep
ON/OFF function.
MODE Button
The Mode switch menu
contains a Roger Beep
ON/OFF function.
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DISPLAY FEATURES
Display
The CB radio is normally set to automatically receive a signal.
RX is displayed when a signal is received.
No indication is made when there is no signal to receive.
TX is displayed during transmission.
Basic indications
•• The following icons are shown on the left side of the display when the CB radio is
operating.
This icon indicates that the CB radio’s sound is being transmitted through
the speakers.
This icon indicates that the CB radio’s sound is being transmitted through
the headset(s).
Press the CB button on the switch panel located on the fuel tank, or right
side fairing panel on airbag models, to switch the sound between the
speakers and the headset(s). 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
CAUTION
While riding, do not operate any switches other
than the TALK switch.
Operating any switch, other than the TALK switch, can
interfere with the rider’s ability to control the handlebars,
which can cause instability that could lead to a crash.
NOTE : Lower the side stand and place the motorcycle on a level surface before following
the operational procedure.
•• You will need a helmet with an internal microphone to make transmissions.
You can also buy a headset with a microphone to use with your helmet.
Note that some local governments prohibit the use of a headset by the operator of
a motor vehicle. Always obey applicable laws and regulations.
1 Turning Power ON/OFF
Airbag model:
Standard model:
•• To turn the CB radio ON, press the CB button on the switch panel located on the
fuel tank.
•• To turn the CB radio OFF, press and hold the the CB button.
Switching between speaker and headset
•• To switch the CB radio sound output between Speaker and Headset, press the CB
button switch. The displayed icon changes between and
accordingly.
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BASIC OPERATION
2 Selecting Channel (Channels 1 to 40)
•• To select a channel, press the CB-CH switch UP or DOWN.
To change the channel rapidly, press and hold the CB-CH switch UP or DOWN.
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BASIC OPERATION
3 Adjusting Volume (Min.: 1 to Max.: 20)
Press the CB-VOL lever up (Volume up)
Press the CB-VOL lever down (Volume down)
•• To adjust the volume, press the CB-VOL switch UP or DOWN.
To increase or decrease the volume rapidly, press and hold the VOLUME lever UP
or DOWN.
•• VOLUME level range: from 0 (min) to 20 (max). The CB radio volume can be set
independently from the audio volume.
4 Transmitting
Press the TALK switch
•• Press the TALK switch to start transmission.
The audio functions are muted during transmission so as to not interfere with
communication with the other party.
•• When a TALK switch for the passenger (sold separately) is used, pressing the rear
TALK switch will allow the passenger to transmit.
When both of the TALK switches are pressed, the voice of both the rider and
passenger are transmitted.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
Advanced Operations
Press the CB-VOL lever down
Press the MUTE button
Note that the MUTE switch turns the audio volume down but not the CB radio. Use
the CB-VOL switch to turn the volume down so you may hear surrounding noises
more clearly.
NOTE: Due to the location of the TALK switch, do not risk your safety by trying to
press the TALK switch while operating the clutch.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
Adjusting Squelch (1 to 20)
Squelch
Electrical interference will occur if other CB operators are using the same
channel. To avoid such interference, set the SQUELCH LEVEL higher than your
current setting. With a higher SQUELCH LEVEL, you will only receive signals
from the closest radio signal on your channel.
A squelch setting of 20 will receive strong signals and a squelch setting of 1 will
receive weaker signals but will produce noise at all times even when there is no
signal present.
Press the CB-SQL lever up
(increase Squelch level)
Press the CB-SQL lever down
(decrease Squelch level)
•• Press the CB-SQL switch lever UP or DOWN to change the squelch level.
To rapidly increase or decrease the squelch level, press and hold the CB-SQL
switch UP or DOWN.
•• The current squelch level is indicated on the display as CB-SQUELCH-LEVEL 20.
SQUELCH LEVEL range: from 01 (min) to 20 (max)
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
• This CB radio unit is connected to the audio unit and automatically
mutes the sound from the audio unit when a signal is received.
If you set the squelch level to a high setting, only strong signals will be
received and those signals will cause the RX icon to appear on the display and
simultaneously mute the audio system sound.
If you set a low squelch level, the CB radio will receive unwanted weak or noise
signals. The RX icon will then appear and the sound from the audio will be
constantly muted making it difficult to hear.
Slightly raise the squelch level if the audio functions are being muted repeatedly
by noise.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
ON/OFF of Roger Beep Function
Roger beep
With long distance transmissions, the noise is often so loud that it is difficult to
hear what the other party is saying and impossible to know when he/she has
stopped talking. ROGER BEEP is a beep sound that is automatically output
when the TALK switch is released and makes it easier for the other party to know
that you have stopped talking.
Airbag model:
Airbag model:
Standard model:
Standard model:
•• To select the ROGER BEEP control, push the MODE button until ROGER BEEP is
displayed. Then turn the button clockwise to turn it ON or turn it counterclockwise
to turn it OFF.
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OTHER FUNCTIONS
If you experience a problem, check the chart below and follow the
Solution instructions.
No response to
operations
Incorrect indication on
display
19
DAILY MAINTENANCE
•• Clean the controller with a soft, damp
cloth and water. Harsher chemicals may
damage the unit.
NOTE: To avoid possible scratching or
other damage, use only water and a soft
cloth or sponge to clean the controller.
•• If water or dirt gets into the main harness,
a defect or failure may occur. If the pins in
the plug are bent, it may no longer provide
proper contact.
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SPECIFICATIONS
General
Power Supply Voltage:
Current Consumption:
Backup Current Consumption:
Frequency Range:
Frequency Tolerance:
Emission:
Weight:
13.2 V DC
2.0 A or below (during transmission)
1.0 mA or below
26.965 MHz to 27.405 MHz (40ch)
0.005%
A3E (Amplitude Modulation)
710g
Transmitter
Carrier Output Power:
Output Impedance:
Hum and Noise Ratio:
Modulation Sensitivity:
4W
50 Ω, unbalanced
40 dB or higher
-13.7 dBV (50% +/-10%)
Receiver
Sensitivity:
Hum and Noise Ratio:
Distortion:
Squelch sensitivity:
1 μV or below for 10 dB (S+N)/N
35 dB or higher
8% or below
Threshold 1 μV or below
Tight
100 μV or higher
NOTES:
•• Specifications comply with EIA Standards.
•• Specifications and the design are subject to change without notice.
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AFTER-SALES SERVICE
•• In case of failure
In the event of a failure during a normal use within the warranty period, the
product will be repaired without charge according to the conditions specified
in the manufacturer’s warranty.
Consult your dealer.
•• Repair after warranty expires
The cost of any repairs outside of the warranty period are the responsibility
of the owner.
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P/N: 87947-MCA-R10
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