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3.3 PRODUCT OVERVIEW

PTT Transmit

Button

Side Key 1

Instant Squelch

Side Key 2

Emergency Siren

Speaker/

Microphone Jacks

Located behind the

rubber cover.

Battery Pack

LED Indicator

Speaker

Channel Up/

Down
Microphone

Band Selector

Selects between

A & B reception

bands.

LED Indicator

Illuminates red while

transmitting.
Illuminates green when

receiving a signal.

Power/Volume

Rotate clockwise to

turn the CB on and

select the required

volume level.
Rotate counter

clockwise to turn the

CB off.

Key Pad

Antenna

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Summary of Contents for TRX-05W1

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL 5W UHF CB RADIO 80 Australian and New Zealand Channels TRX 05W1 TRX 05W1C 5W Maximum Transmission Power 5W 17 Kilometre Range Emergency Siren Dual Channel Monitoring 3 3THREE YEAR WARRANTY ...

Page 2: ...ew LCD Display 8 4 0 GETTING STARTED 9 4 1 Installing The Belt Clip 9 4 2 Speaker Microphone Cover 9 4 3 Installing Removing The Battery Pack 9 4 4 Charging The Battery Pack 9 4 5 Battery Level 10 5 0 OPERATION BASIC FUNCTIONS 10 5 1 Power Volume 10 5 2 Channel Selection 10 5 3 Dual Channel Monitoring 11 5 3 1 Disabling Dual Band Monitoring 11 5 4 Transmit 12 5 4 1 Side Keys 12 5 5 Transmission Ra...

Page 3: ...nu Function Overview 16 8 0 ADDITIONAL FUNCTION INFORMATION 20 9 0 CTCSS FREQUENCY TABLE 22 10 0 DCS FREQUENCY TABLE 22 11 0 UHF CHANNELS FREQUENCIES 24 11 1 Legally Restricted 24 11 2 Special Use 24 11 3 General Channels 25 12 0 UHF FREQUENCIES 26 13 0 WARRANTY TERMS CONDITIONS 27 ...

Page 4: ...ore charging to ensure the battery pack is charged properly Avoid exposing the Battery Pack to temperatures below 20ºC or above 60ºC Never dismantle the Battery Pack or expose the internal battery cell Do not dispose of the Battery Pack in fire Do not short circuit the Battery Pack Dispose of the CB observing local regulations being mindful of the Battery Pack Do not attempt to access the internal...

Page 5: ...os near traditional radios Clean the Radios with a damp cloth Don t use any cleaning agents or solvents for cleaning Do not modify the Radios in any way In the event of damage occurring ensure that the Radios are checked by a qualified professional 2 0 USER LICENSE INFORMATION The Citizen Band Radio Service CBRS is a two way short distance communications service that can be used by any person in A...

Page 6: ...onitoring system inbuilt FM radio and Emergency Siren so please make sure you read through this manual to ensure you get the most out of your new CB Radio 3 1 FEATURES 5W Transmit Power 17 Kilometre Range 14 Hour Operating Time FM Radio Diecast Aluminium Chassis 3 2 PACKAGE CONTENTS 1 CB Radio 2 Antenna 3 Li ion Battery 4 Belt Clip 5 Desk Top Charger 6 240V Adaptor 7 12V Car Charge Lead 8 Carry St...

Page 7: ...ver Battery Pack LED Indicator Speaker Channel Up Down Microphone Band Selector Selects between A B reception bands LED Indicator Illuminates red while transmitting Illuminates green when receiving a signal Power Volume Rotate clockwise to turn the CB on and select the required volume level Rotate counter clockwise to turn the CB off Key Pad Antenna ...

Page 8: ... ICON MEANING 1 Transmit Receive Indicator 2 Transmit power set to 0 5W 3 CTCSS activated 4 DCS activated 5 Narrow band 6 Keypad lock on 7 Battery strength 8 Menu item number 9 Channel mode 10 Function key selected 11 Channel Band B 12 Channel Band A 13 VOX handsfree on ...

Page 9: ... to the two locating slots then press to clip the top of the Battery Pack in place To remove the Battery Pack press the release tab on the top of the battery then pull outwards and then up to remove the Battery Pack from the CB 4 4 CHARGING THE BATTERY PACK The battery can be charged via either 240V or 12V Plug the AC adaptor or 12V Car Charger in to the back of the charging cradle Slide the CB in...

Page 10: ...ll display the current battery voltage 8 4V 100 Charged 7 8V 75 Charged 7 2V 50 Charged 7 0V 20 Charged 6 4V 5 Recharge now 4 0V 0 CB will shut down 5 0 OPERATION BASIC FUNCTIONS 5 1 POWER VOLUME To switch the CB on rotate the power volume knob clockwise This also selects the volume level To turn the CB off rotate the knob anti clockwise until the knob clicks to the off position 5 2 CHANNEL SELECT...

Page 11: ...the keypad When using the CB and you are tuned to a channel on Band A for example you will receive all communications on this channel If there is a transmission on the channel you have selected on Band B the CB will automatically switch to Band B to receive this communication and will stay on Band B giving you the opportunity to reply if you wish After the communication has completed you can retur...

Page 12: ...TRANSMIT To transmit press the A PTT Transmit button on the side of the CB Release the button to receive the reply 5 4 1 SIDE KEYS B Side Key 1 Instant Squelch Press and hold this key to hear all channel noise This function is useful if the signal you are trying to receive is very weak To adjust the regular squelch setting please see the menu shortcut on the next page C Side Key 2 Emergency Siren ...

Page 13: ...erical keys as identified in the diagram F 1 SQL Squelch Adjustment Press F then 1 SQL to select Squelch adjustment Use the channel up down keys to select your desired setting Press the F key again or PTT to exit the menu F 2 PWR Transmit Power Adjustment The default transmit power of this CB is 5W This can be changed to 0 5W or 3W to lengthen battery life by pressing F then 2 PWR Use the channel ...

Page 14: ...he channel up down keys to select your desired setting Press the F key again or PTT to exit the menu See page 21 for more information F 7 MODE CTCSS DCS Value Press F then 7 MODE to adjust the CTCSS or DCS value if activated Use the channel up down keys to select your desired setting Press the F key again or PTT to exit the menu See page 21 23 for more information F 8 FM FM Radio Press F then 8 FM...

Page 15: ...F key for 2 seconds again to deactivate the keypad lock NOTE The Emergency Siren is not operable while the keypad lock is active 7 0 MAIN MENU 7 1 MENU NAVIGATION To navigate the Main CB Menu please use the following keys Press F 9 SEL Enter Main Menu Press Channel Up Down Select menu item Up Down Press F To select menu item to be adjusted Press Channel Up Down To adjust menu item Press F To confi...

Page 16: ...nnel is busy 4 t StoP Transmission Stop ON OFF OFF Blocks transmission on this channel if selected 5 rA d8 Monitor CB in Radio Mode ON OFF ON CB signals still received when FM is selected 6 tot Time Out Timer 1 3 Minutes 3 Continual transmit time limit 7 bEEP Key pad beep ON OFF OFF Turn on to hear a beep when puttons are pressed 8 uo CE Voice Prompts ON OFF OFF Enables spoken menus and channel nu...

Page 17: ...itivity of VOX activating 18 vox d VOX End Delay 0 5s 5s 2s Delay when VOX stops transmitting 19 roGEr Roger Beep ON OFF OFF Roger beep when transmission ends 20 StE Squelch Tail Elimination ON OFF OFF Can emilinate noise at the end of a transmission 21 W dnAr n a n a n a Not available 22 deCodE n a n a n a Not available 23 EnCodE n a n a n a Not available 24 voX VOX Handsfree ON OFF OFF Auto tran...

Page 18: ...vailable 33 bLEd Backlight Delay 1s 30s 6s Number of seconds backlight remains on 34 Ct dCS CTCSS DCS OFF tone CTCSS DCS OFF Use to select CTCSS or DCS encryption 35 CHnANE n a n a n a Not available 36 NSG n a n a n a Not available 37 A LoC Auto Keypad Lock ON OFF OFF Locks keypad after set time see below 38 LOC d Keypad Lock Delay 1s 30s 15s Adjusts delay time if A LoC is turned ON 39 r bAnd Freq...

Page 19: ... a n a n a Not applicable 43 rPt rL n a n a n a Not applicable 44 Ptt Id n a n a n a Not applicable 45 PTT Lt n a n a n a Not applicable 46 SCr n a n a n a Not applicable 47 SCr no n a n a n a Not applicable 48 AnI n a n a n a Not applicable 49 AnI ID n a n a n a Not applicable 50 rESEt Reset Reset n a Select to reset radio to factory settings ...

Page 20: ...he channel you wish to apply this setting to first Key Beep Menu Item 7 To activate or deactivate a confirmation beep each time a key or button is pressed on the CB select ON OFF for this option VOX Menu Item 24 VOX Voice Activated Transmit allows you to talk handsfree either just with the CB or using optional Speaker Microphone Earpiece Microphones To activate VOX set this function to ON The VOX ...

Page 21: ...me UHF channel with This allows you to filter the other transmissions by sharing a selected CTCSS and or DCS between your calling group A reminder that using CTCSS or DCS codes does not make your transmissions secure To activate a CTCSS or DCS code select the function via Menu Item 34 or via the F 6 SQT keypad shortcut For communication to take place between two CB s with CTCSS or DCS enabled they...

Page 22: ...146 2 24 151 4 25 156 7 26 162 2 27 167 9 28 173 8 SUB CHANNEL FREQUENCY HZ 29 179 9 30 186 2 31 192 8 32 203 5 33 210 7 34 218 1 35 225 7 36 233 6 37 241 8 38 250 3 CHANNEL NUMBER OCTAL CODE 1 023 2 025 3 026 4 031 5 032 6 036 7 043 8 047 9 051 10 053 11 054 12 065 CHANNEL NUMBER OCTAL CODE 13 071 14 072 15 073 16 074 17 114 18 115 19 116 20 122 21 125 22 131 23 132 24 134 CHANNEL NUMBER OCTAL CO...

Page 23: ...43 59 346 60 351 61 356 62 364 63 365 64 371 65 411 66 412 67 413 CHANNEL NUMBER OCTAL CODE 68 423 69 431 70 432 71 445 72 446 73 452 74 454 75 455 76 462 77 464 78 465 79 466 80 503 81 506 82 516 83 523 84 526 85 532 86 546 87 565 88 606 89 612 90 624 91 627 92 631 93 632 94 654 95 662 96 664 97 703 98 712 CHANNEL NUMBER OCTAL CODE 99 723 100 731 101 732 102 734 103 743 104 754 ...

Page 24: ...eserved for future allocation and use of these channels are restricted on this CB 11 2 SPECIAL USE Channel 10 4WD Clubs or convoys and National Parks Channel 11 Is the calling channel and should be used to initiate contacts conversations Once this is done you should then change to a free channel Channel 18 RV Caravanner and Campers Convoy Channel Channel 29 HWY road safety channel Pacific Hwy Paci...

Page 25: ...x operation in areas where there is a repeater which provides extended range If there is no repeater in the area these channels can also be used for standard communication NOTE This CB Radio does not have Duplex operation Channels 9 12 17 19 21 24 28 30 39 49 60 79 80 General communication channels at all times ...

Page 26: ...4 477 2500 Channel 35 477 2750 Channel 36 477 3000 Channel 37 477 3250 Channel 38 477 3500 Channel 39 477 3750 Channel 40 477 4000 Channel 41 476 4375 Channel 42 476 4625 Channel 43 476 4875 Channel 44 476 5125 Channel 45 476 5375 Channel 46 476 5625 Channel 47 476 5875 Channel 48 476 6125 Channel 49 476 6375 Channel 50 476 6625 Channel 51 476 6875 Channel 52 476 7125 Channel 53 476 7375 Channel 5...

Page 27: ...e product in accordance with any recommendations or instructions provided by Directed Electronics This warranty excludes defects resulting from alterations of the product accident misuse abuse or neglect In order to claim the warranty please contact us directly for the fastest service contact us directly via the contact details on the included yellow contact information document Alternately you ca...

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