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7.4  Roger Beep ................................................. 13
7.5  Backlit Display  ........................................... 14
7.6  Battery Save Function ................................. 14
7.7  Built-In Led Torch ....................................... 14
7.8  Button Lock  ................................................ 14
7.9 Specifications .............................................. 15
7.10  UHF Channels & Frequencies .................... 15
7.11  UHF Frequency List .................................... 17

8.0  WARRANTY TERMS & CONDITIONS  ................. 19
9.0 NOTES .............................................................. 21

Summary of Contents for TRX-05 Series

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL TRX 05 SERIES UHF CB RADIO TRX 05W...

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Page 3: ...formation 7 4 2 Inserting The Batteries 8 5 0 USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES 8 6 0 OPERATION 9 6 1 Power ON OFF 9 6 2 Adjusting The Volume 9 6 3 Low Battery Level Indicator 9 6 4 Transmitting Receiving...

Page 4: ...5 Backlit Display 14 7 6 Battery Save Function 14 7 7 Built In Led Torch 14 7 8 Button Lock 14 7 9 Specifications 15 7 10 UHF Channels Frequencies 15 7 11 UHF Frequency List 17 8 0 WARRANTY TERMS COND...

Page 5: ...k advice from your Physician if you intend to use this CB in proximity to Medial Devices such as Pacemakers Hearing Aids etc to ensure they are adequately shielded from RF energy To avoid interference...

Page 6: ...nit complies with Australian and New Zealand approval requirements AS NZS 4365 2011 including radio communications Electromagnetic Radiation Human Exposure standard 2003 3 0 INTRODUCTION Thank you for...

Page 7: ...call tones 38 CTCSS Privacy codes Squelch off function Integrated LED torch Button lock Uses AAA Alkaline and rechargeable batteries Includes USB cable for recharging batteries please only use NiMH r...

Page 8: ...3 12 8 5 6 7 2 4 1 PPT Transmit Button 2 Power On Off Button 3 Channel Down Squelch Button 4 Speaker 5 Antenna 6 LED Torch 7 Menu Lock Button 8 LCD Screen 9 Microphone 10 Torch Button 11 Channel Up S...

Page 9: ...end the use of superior quality batteries for maximum life and range 3 To avoid damage to the radio do not mix old and new batteries 4 To prevent the batteries from deteriorating remove them from the...

Page 10: ...he back of the CB radio and slide upwards until it locks in place 6 Re install the belt clip as required 5 0 USING RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES TRX CB radios can be powered using rechargeable Ni MH batterie...

Page 11: ...the Down button to decrease the volume 3 The volume level can be seen on the Volume Level Indicator 6 3 LOW BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR When the battery level gets low the battery icon on the LCD screen...

Page 12: ...timal transmit range for this CB is achieved in flat open outdoor areas This is reduced where there are obstructions such as buildings or rough terrain or when the CB is used in confined spaces such a...

Page 13: ...not transmitting using a CTCSS virtual channel To activate 1 Press the MENU button twice The current CTCSS code will flash on the display 2 Press the UP DOWN button to change the code There are 38 ava...

Page 14: ...NOTE VOX mode will be overridden when you press the PTT button 7 1 CHANNEL SCAN Channel Scan is useful to scan the available CB channels to either find who is transmitting nearby or to find a free ch...

Page 15: ...the LCD screen display and on the current call tone number or off setting is displayed 2 Press the UP DOWN button to scroll through the different call tones available 3 Press the PTT button to confirm...

Page 16: ...imately 5 seconds 7 6 BATTERY SAVE FUNCTION When the Radio has not been used for 6 seconds battery save mode is automatically activated This does not affect reception or transmission and standby mode...

Page 17: ...els is blocked on this CB Channels 61 62 and 63 Reserved for future allocation and Transmission on these channels is blocked on this CB SPECIAL USE Channel 10 4WD Clubs or convoys and National Parks C...

Page 18: ...s GENERAL CHANNELS Channels 1 8 31 38 plus 41 48 71 78 Duplex Channels These channels are used for Duplex operation in areas where there is a repeater which provides extended range If there is no repe...

Page 19: ...l 14 476 7500 Channel 15 476 7750 Channel 16 476 8000 Channel 17 476 8250 Channel 18 476 8500 Channel 19 476 8750 Channel 20 476 9000 Channel 21 476 9250 CHANNEL FREQUENCY Channel 22 476 9500 Channel...

Page 20: ...6 7875 Channel 56 476 8125 Channel 57 476 8375 Channel 58 476 8625 Channel 59 476 8875 Channel 60 476 9125 Channel 61 Channel 62 Channel 63 Channel 64 477 0125 Channel 65 477 0375 CHANNEL FREQUENCY Ch...

Page 21: ...kmanship for a period of 12 months from the date of purchase or for the period stated on the packaging This warranty is only valid where you have used the product in accordance with any recommendation...

Page 22: ...20 in claiming this warranty including the cost of the retailer sending the product to Directed Electronics will be borne by you...

Page 23: ...21 9 0 NOTES...

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Page 26: ...V1 0 www directed com au www directed co nz All Images Information and Content are Copyright 2020 Directed Electronics Australia Pty Ltd All Rights Reserved www trx uhf com au www trx uhf co nz...

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