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TRaNSMITTING

Prior to transmitting, always check the channel is not 
being used. this can be done by listening to the channel 
or by visually checking that the   icon is not visible or 
the signal meter is not indicating a signal.

to transmit, press the 

PTT

 switch on the microphone. 

the 

 icon will appear. Hold the microphone about 

5-8 cm from your face and speak at a normal voice 
level. the microphone is quite sensitive so it is not 
necessary to raise your voice or shout. release the 

PTT

 

when you have finished talking. the 

 icon 

will disappear.

IMPORTANT:

 

Always listen to ensure the channel is 

free before transmitting.

TIME-OUT TIMER

the radio has a built-in time-out timer that 
automatically limits transmissions to a maximum of 3 
minutes of continuous operation. this feature is required 
by the AcmA to prevent accidental blocking of the 
frequency should your Ptt switch become jammed or be 
otherwise pressed accidentally. the time-out period can 
be changed by your dealer.

When the time-out timer activates, the radio will beep 
for 5 seconds then the 

 icon will flash continuously. 

normal operation will be restored once the Ptt is 
released.

BaCKLIGHTING

the liquid crystal Display and keys are backlit for easy 
viewing at night. the backlight remains on while the 
radio is switched on.

Adjusting the Backlighting

the backlight brightness and colour can be adjusted for 
personal preference. 

to make adjustments to the backlighting, press and 
hold the 

Channel 

knob for several seconds. BKlGt 

will be displayed indicating the Brightness setting is 
selected. Briefly press the 

Channel 

knob to cycle 

through the available settings. rotate the 

Channel 

knob left or right to adjust the current setting.

there are three backlight settings available;

BKLGT (Brightness Setting):

 Provides a continuously 

variable brightness adjustment from very dim to  
full brightness.

COLOR (Colour Setting):

 Provides a continuously 

variable colour spectrum change via a smooth blend  
of colours.

WHITE (Whiteness Setting):

 controls the whiteness 

or colour saturation of the selected colour from full 
colour to white (no colour).

TIP: 

For the deepest colour range, reduce the 

‘WHItE’ setting

.

After making your selection, press and hold the 

Channel 

knob to return to normal operation.

NOTE:

 

the backlight setting function will automatically 

time-out after 6 seconds if no further adjustments have 
been made.

BaNDWIDTH FILTER SETTINGS

to accommodate the blending of the newer 
narrowband uHF cB 80 channel plan with the original 
40 channel wideband system, your radio is fitted with 
two user-selectable receiver bandwidth filters. While 
either of these will provide superb receive audio, 
selecting the wide filter will further increase the 
tolerance of the receiver to 40 channel wideband radios 
that might otherwise sound over-modulated or slightly 
off frequency on channels 1 – 40. selecting the narrow 
receive filter will increase the selectivity of the radio to 
strong interfering signals from adjacent channels.

to select the desired filter, press and hold the 

MENU

 

key to enter the menu, then press the 

MENU 

key 

repeatedly until

 NBFLT

 (narrowband Filter) or 

WBFLT

 (Wideband Filter) is displayed. rotate the 

Channel 

knob to make the desired selection. 

When finished, briefly press the 

PTT

 to exit from 

the menu.

Narrowband filter selected

Wideband filter selected

NOTE: 

the wideband receiver filter setting is only 

applied to channels 1 – 40. channels 41 – 80 always 
use the narrowband filter.

Summary of Contents for TX4500

Page 1: ...I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L DIN size fully featured 5 watt UHF CB radio...

Page 2: ...ighting 7 Bandwidth Filter Settings 7 Dynamic Volume Control 8 Voice Scrambler 8 Repeaters and Duplex Mode 8 Priority Channel 9 Scanning 9 CTCSS DCS 11 Selective Calling 13 Using Selcall 13 Quiet Mode...

Page 3: ...Original 40 channel wideband Radios will continue to operate on the original 40 channels however they will not be able to converse on the newer channels 41 80 The newer narrowband radios will be able...

Page 4: ...ur voice so that communications are only intelligible to others using the same scrambler technology Programmable Scan Function Scans the selected UHF CB channels with both Group and Open Scan function...

Page 5: ...iority 1 Priority 2 Duplex Alpha Silent Quiet Front Mic Socket SILENT QUIET DUP ALPHA VOLUME SQUELCH CHANNEL PRI 1 PRI 2 SCAN OS GS MENU F LCD PANEL Scan Quiet Busy Transmit Channel Display Selcall Al...

Page 6: ...quelch can be opened or closed using the Squelch knob When the Squelch is open the receiver s background noise can be heard and the symbol is displayed When the Squelch is closed the receiver remains...

Page 7: ...the available settings Rotate the Channel knob left or right to adjust the current setting There are three backlight settings available BKLGT Brightness Setting Provides a continuously variable bright...

Page 8: ...eeps 2 Briefly press the Menu key repeatedly until ENCOF or ENCON is displayed 3 Rotate the Channel knob to make your selection Select ENCON to activate the scrambler encoder or ENCOF to disable it 4...

Page 9: ...is feature can be used to provide instant access to your working channel or your local repeater channel at the press of a key It can also be used in conjunction with the Group Scan function Your TX450...

Page 10: ...is mode press the F key again or wait 10 seconds for the function to time out This option can be used to quickly jump between channels of interest or to quickly review which channels are in the Scan m...

Page 11: ...d your conversation and there has been no further activity for 5 seconds the radio will resume scanning the other channels If the scan pauses on a busy channel and you don t wish to listen to that con...

Page 12: ...or 50 to access the DCS tones DCS tones are displayed as DT001 DT104 Rotate left CTCSS Off CTCSS Tone 50 DCS Tone 104 Rotate right 5 To see the actual sub tone instead of the tone label briefly press...

Page 13: ...channel display when you first turn the radio on You will need to make your Ident known to anyone who may need to call you using Selcall NOTE Although your radio is factory programmed with a unique Se...

Page 14: ...t the required number in the flashing digit position 5 Briefly press the Channel knob again to select the next digit position 6 Repeat steps 4 and 5 to enter all 5 digits as required 7 Now press and h...

Page 15: ...the PTT switch The alarm will be cancelled and the channel will be open for normal communication You can now talk on the channel in the usual way Quiet Mode The Quiet Mode mutes the receiver to preve...

Page 16: ...mal signal is received on an open channel scanning will pause while the channel is busy and will resume scanning 5 seconds after the channel becomes clear If you were scanning in Group Scan mode the r...

Page 17: ...lcalls to every tenth radio by setting the second digit to A e g Sending Ident 145A5 will call radios 14505 14515 14525 14535 14545 14595 Call acknowledge in Group mode There is no call acknowledge wh...

Page 18: ...is 25 kHz You should select a frequency step that matches the channel allocations in the frequency band you are programming When selecting 25 kHz or 12 5 kHz steps the appropriate wideband or narrow...

Page 19: ...he channel number You can configure the display to show the Frequency or the Alpha name of the selected channel Before starting ensure the radio is in the Numeric mode press F then ALPHA so that NUMER...

Page 20: ...e Scrambler Enables or disables the Voice Scrambler Scrambler Encoder ON Scrambler Encoder Off Beep tone level Adjusts the volume level of the beep tones associated with key presses Beep level 9 Beep...

Page 21: ...only channel memory consists of 5 banks of 19 channels Channel banks are labelled RX A to RX E CH Bank C CH Bank B CH Bank A CH Bank E CH Bank D INSTALLATION Your TX4500 is supplied with a DIN mounti...

Page 22: ...negative terminal Connect the radio s positive Red lead via the 2 amp fuse to the accessory point in the fuse box This point should supply 13 8 volts ONLY when the ignition is switched ON or in the A...

Page 23: ...he radio has a built in high voltage detection system to warn you if an overvoltage situation occurs If the power supply voltage exceeds 18 volts DC the channel display will flash hi dc for 5 seconds...

Page 24: ...5 35 225 7 12 11 97 4 29 165 5 46 229 1 13 12 100 0 30 27 167 9 47 36 233 6 14 13 103 5 31 171 3 48 37 241 8 15 14 107 2 32 28 173 8 49 38 250 3 16 15 110 9 33 177 3 50 254 1 17 16 114 8 34 29 179 9 D...

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Page 26: ...quency Error 1 5 kHz Modulation FM Maximum Deviation 2 5 kHz at 20 dB AF limiting Transmit Frequency Response 6 dB per octave 300 Hz to 3 kHz 1 3 dB Demodulated Audio Signal to Noise 45 dB unweighted...

Page 27: ...rvices supplied again 2 4 For repairs outside the warranty period we warrant our repairs to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for three months from the date of the original repair We a...

Page 28: ...op Dunn Pl Dandenong South Thebarton 10 12 Harvard Way 89 101 Factory Rd 22 24 College St East Tamaki VIC 3165 SA 5031 Canning Vale Oxley Gladesville Manukau 2013 T 03 9798 0988 T 08 8234 2633 WA 6155...

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