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You can also arrange to send SelCalls to every tenth radio 
by setting the second digit to A.
e.g.

  

Sending Ident 145A5 will call radios 14505, 14515, 14525, 
14535.. --> 14595

Call acknowledge in Group mode

There is no call acknowledge when sending group calls. 
This is to prevent all the radios in your group from trying to 
respond to your SelCall transmission at the same time.

Storing Group Call Idents

Group Call Idents can be stored in memory in the same way 
as a standard SelCall Ident.

Receiving Group Calls

Receiving a Group Call is identical to receiving a normal 
SelCall except that the alarm sound is a LOW tone beep 
instead of the normal HIGH tone beep. The Callers’ Ident or 
ALPHA Name appears on the display in the usual way.

INSTALLATION

The TX3345 main unit is supplied with a slim, U-shaped 
mounting cradle. The cradle can be screwed or bolted in 
any convenient location in your vehicle (under or above 
the dash, on the centre console, etc.) using the mounting 
slots provided in the cradle. The TX3345 contains a built-in 
speaker, and should be installed in a convenient location in 
the vehicle’s cabin as the radio’s loud speaker. Alternatively 
it can be installed in a less audible location and an 
extension speaker used instead.

The LCD Controller Microphone comes complete with 
a mounting clip. Its small size and light weight design 
allows it to be mounted in almost any convenient position 
accessible to the driver. 

When installing the radio, avoid mounting it close to 
heaters or air conditioners. Screw the LCD Controller 

Microphone’s clip to a firm surface. Fit the TX3345 into the 
cradle and tighten the gimbal knobs. Place the LCD Control-
ler Microphone in its mounting clip. Finally, plug the LCD 
Controller Microphone into the front panel of the TX3345 

and the power and antenna leads to the sockets provided  
on the rear of the radio. 

ANTENNA INSTALLATION

It is essential to select a good quality, high efficiency, 477 
MHz antenna. A poor quality antenna or one not designed 
for the specific frequency band you are using will give very  
poor performance.

GME have a wide range of suitable 477 MHz UHF CB 
antennas to suit most installations and applications. We 
recommend contacting your local GME retailer for advice.

Connect to the antenna cable to the rear antenna socket 
using a PL259 coaxial connector.

Noise Suppression

The inherent design of FM transceivers result in a high 
level of resistance to ignition and electrical interference. 
However in some installations it may be necessary to 
take additional steps to help reduce or eliminate noise 
interference. During installation, try to route the DC battery 
leads, the antenna lead or any accessory wires away from 
the engine compartment, ignition or alternator wiring. If the 
noise continues, try fitting a suppression kit in which case 
we recommend you consult an auto electrician for advice 
specific to your installation.

Higher frequency electrical interference caused by electric 
motors can be suppressed directly at the motor terminals.

Fitting the LCD controller microphone

Slide microphone  

into the mounting clip

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Page 1: ...Printed in CMYK throughout with gloss Aq Varnish I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L 5 watt super compact UHF CB remote LCD mic 46397 2_TX3345_InsMan indd 1 11 09 13 12 04 PM...

Page 2: ...1 Programming Scan Channels 11 OPEN SCAN MODE 12 GROUP SCAN MODE 12 Auto Skip 13 Quick Channel Select 13 Using two Group Scan or two Open Scan Modes 13 SELECTIVE CALLING 13 SelCall Indentification Num...

Page 3: ...eech may sound quiet simply adjust your radio volume for best performance There can be interference from a nearby transmitting radio if it is using a channel adjacent to the channel you are listening...

Page 4: ...channels with both Group and Open scan functions available Priority Channel A user programmable Priority Channel feature allows your working or local repeater Channel to be instantly recalled at the...

Page 5: ...n labelled in red NOTE If the secondary key is not pressed within 10 seconds the MENU F key selection will time out VOLUME KEY Press the key to increase the volume and the key to decrease the volume N...

Page 6: ...L ALPHA key again A high beep will be heard and the receiver will become quiet NOTE If an incoming signal is very weak and is close to the minimum Squelch level it may become broken or chopped by the...

Page 7: ...ING The Liquid Crystal Display and keys are backlit for easy viewing at night The backlight remains on while the radio is switched on The backlighting brightness colour and saturation are all fully ad...

Page 8: ...ected channel will flash followed by a high beep as the channel is stored To recall a Priority Channel Briefly press the MENU F key then briefly press the LVL PRI key The radio will switch straight to...

Page 9: ...lch are Squelch quieting systems that allow several groups of users to share the same channel without disturbing each other There are three optional tone sets available comprising 38 50 or 104 codes C...

Page 10: ...ENU F key until the radio beeps or wait for it to time out ENABLING CTCSS DCS ON A CHANNEL Once a CTCSS or DCS tone has been selected it can be enabled on individual channels 1 Press the or keys to se...

Page 11: ...S Your TX3345 is supplied with all 80 UHF CB channels programmed into the Open Scan memory Any channels not needed can be removed if required The Group Scan memory is empty by default and you will nee...

Page 12: ...preferred Priority Channel Scanning in the Group Scan Mode When scanning the radio scans all the channels programmed into the Group Scan memory with the Priority Channel being scanned after every fou...

Page 13: ...scan group memory will be displayed During this time F will remain on the display to confirm you are still in Quick Select mode To exit this mode press the MENU F key again or wait 10 seconds for the...

Page 14: ...rt you to the call You can then converse normally on the channel To use the Quiet mode refer to the Quiet mode section further below Note that activating the Quiet mode is not mandatory for SelCall op...

Page 15: ...d number in the flashing digit position 5 Briefly press the LVL PRI key again to select the next digit position 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to enter all 5 digits as required 7 Now press and hold the LVL PR...

Page 16: ...s stored Repeat the steps above to add ALPHA labels to other SelCall Idents currently stored in memory To exit the mode briefly press the CALL button or simply wait 10 seconds and the Call function wi...

Page 17: ...QUIET mode If a normal signal is received on an Open channel one that is not tagged with Q the signal will be heard in the usual way If a normal signal is received on a Quiet channel the icon will be...

Page 18: ...s as an A when displayed in the radio When this group code is received it substitutes for all other numbers in that position As long as the first 4 digits of the SelCall you are sending match those of...

Page 19: ...r air conditioners Screw the LCD Controller Microphone s clip to a firm surface Fit the TX3345 into the cradle and tighten the gimbal knobs Place the LCD Control ler Microphone in its mounting clip Fi...

Page 20: ...the GME model label Simply remove the backing tape and press into the recess on the front panel Fitting the microphone The microphone uses an 8 pin plug and socket To fit the microphone 1 Position the...

Page 21: ...box at a point that has 13 8 volts continuously available the battery side of the ignition switch via the 2 amp fuse Radio turns OFF with the ignition switch Connect the radio s negative black lead to...

Page 22: ...uble Once the high voltage warning has been triggered and you have fixed the source of the problem you will need to switch the TX3345 OFF then ON again to reset it The power source must not exceed 25...

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Page 26: ...s 70 dBc Transmit Frequency Response 6 dB per octave 300 Hz to 3 kHz 1 3 dB Audio Signal to Noise 45 dB Current Consumption 1 5 amps with 50 Ohms termination Receiver Circuit Type Double conversion Su...

Page 27: ...e supplying of the services again ii the cost of having the services supplied again 2 4 For repairs outside the warranty period we warrant our repairs to be free from defects in materials and workmans...

Page 28: ...f Standard Communications Pty Ltd Head Office PO Box 96 Winston Hills NSW 2153 Australia New Zealand PO Box 58 446 Botany Auckland 2163 09 274 0955 All other international enquiries email export gme n...

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