Using
Y
our CB
8
2. To transmit, hold down
PUSH
TO
TALK
on the
microphone. Hold the microphone 2–3 inches from your
mouth and speak in a normal tone of voice.
3. Turn
VOLUME
for the desired volume level. If you hear
high-pitched squeal, turn
VOLUME
counterclockwise
until the squeal stops.
4. To turn off the PA amplifier, turn the transceiver off. Or,
set
PA
/
MON
/
CB
to
CB
for CB communication.
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5+0)
"
/
10+614
You can use your CB as a receiver to listen to transmissions
on an optional PA speaker. With a PA speaker connected,
set
PA
/
MON
/
CB
to
MON
. Your CB cannot transmit and you
hear sound only from the external PA speaker.
7
5+0)
"
6*'
"
%
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You can easily view your current heading at a glance. There
are eight cardinal points on the display — north, northeast,
east, southeast, south, southwest, west, northwest.
Calibration helps the compass better separate the earth’s
magnetic field from the magnetic field generated by external
influences (such as your vehicle), providing more accurate
heading information.
Calibrate the compass anytime you move it, or whenever
distortion continuously appears. Before calibration, peel off
the backing on one side of the supplied tape and attach the
tape to the back of the compass, then mount the compass
by peeling off the backing on the other side of the tape, then
press the compass onto the level mounting surface, with the
compass’ arrow facing up and pointing to the front. Do not
mount the compass upside down.
1. Hold down
CAL
for a second. All eight cardinal points
flash.
2. Drive your vehicle in two complete circles. Be sure your
vehicle is on level ground, in an open area, such as a
parking lot.
3. Press
CAL
to confirm calibration
You must complete the circles on level ground and press
CAL
within 10 minutes. Or, start from Step 1 again.
If an error is found during calibration,
;h
;h
;h
;h
appears for a few
seconds. Move the compass to another place and start from
Step 1 again.
±
"
016'
"
±
"
•
Before calibration, end CB
transmission and make sure the
CB is not tuned to the
Emergency channel 9 or 19 or
in PA mode.
•
Do not calibrate the compass
near metal or a strong magnetic
field.
•
The compass is not available in
TX mode.
