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5.  M IC   G A IN :  This  control  is  used  to  adjust,  as  required,  microphone  input 

sensitivity  for  optimum  amount  of  modulation  in  transmit.  U N I D E N   C O R P O ­

R A T IO N   O F  A M E R IC A  citizen's band transceivers hâve been designed to permit 

the  user  to  attain  levels  of  modulation  up to  100%  depending  on  the setting of 
the  microphone  gain  control,  using  the  microphone  provided  with  the  unit. 
U N ID E N 's   automatic  compression  and  peak  limiting  circuits  assure  maximum 
modulation with  minimum distortion.

6.  R F   G A IN :  This  control  is  used  primarily  to  optimize  réception  in  strong signal 

areas. Gain  is  reduced  by counterclockwise rotation of the control.

7.  C L A R IF IE R :   The  clarifier  control  is  normally  set  to  the  center  position.  This 

feature  has  several  uses  and  can  greatly  enhance  receiver  operation.  First,  if  a 
received  signal  is  slightly  off  frequency,  this control  can be operated as required 
to  optimize  the  receiver  frequency.  The  effectiveness  of  this  clarifier  features 
under  these  conditions  can  be  observed  either  by  listening  for  a  more  readable 
signal  at  the  speaker  or  by  noting the S-meter reading when the clarifier control 

is  operated.  Another  effective  application  of  this  control  is  in  eliminating 
adjacent  channel  interférence  from  strong  signais.  Operate  this  control,  as 
required, to obtain minimum adjacent channel  interférence.

8.  M E T E R  M O D E   SW ITCH :

S/RF  Position:  Meter indicates relative transmitter output power when transmit- 
ing, input signal strength when  receiving.

M O D  Position:  Meter  indicates average percentage of modulation.

9.  N B /A N L  SW ITCH :  When  the  switch  is  placed  in  the N B /A N L  position, both of 

R F   Noise  Blanker  and  Automatic Noise  Limiter circuits are activated. The  NB  is 

very  effective  for  répétitive  impulse  noise  such  as  ignition  noise.  The  A N L  
reduces most undesirable  interférence noises.

10.  D IM M E R   SW ITCH :  This  switch  is  used  to  adjust  the  brightness  of  the  L E D  

channel  display and the meter.  D IM   position  reduces brightness.

11.  CH9  SW IT CH :  This  switch  is  for use when emergency communication  is needed 

on  the  emergency  channel,  CH9.  Pressing  the  CH9  switch  activâtes CH9 regard- 

less  of  the  position  of the  channel  selector  switch.  When CH9 switch  is pressed, 

the channel display is blanked  and the CH9  indicator is activated.

12.  M O D —S/RF  M E T E R :  This  meter displays  relative transmitter  RF  output power 

and  percentage  of  modulation when  transmitting, as well as  input signal  strength 
when  receiving.  The  meter  is illuminated when power  is on, the illumination can 
be adjusted by the  D IM M E R  Switch for optimum brightness.

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Страница 1: ...L D M T 40 Channel AM SSB VJHlMIN I Mobile CB Radio OWNERS MANUAL...

Страница 2: ...cceptance or which would change the frequency determining method are strictly prohibited Replacement or substitution of Crystals Transistors IC Regulator Diodes or any other part of a unique nature wi...

Страница 3: ...tallation the whip antenna may be used with good effect The most efficient and practical installation is a f ll quarter wave whip antenna mounted on the rear deck or fender top midway between the rear...

Страница 4: ...ven to a point in the wiring harness Care must be taken however to guard against a short circuit condition When in doubt please contact your vehicle dealer for specific information for your vehicle BA...

Страница 5: ...TRO L to a comfortable level 4 Set the Mode Selector Switch to the desired mode 5 Listen to the background noise from the speaker Turn the SQ U ELCH CO N TRO L slowly clockwise until the noise just d...

Страница 6: ...e will be no sound from the speaker until a signal is received In order to hear weak signais it may be necessary to rotate the Squelch control counterclockwise allowing some back ground noise to be he...

Страница 7: ...s control is in eliminating adjacent channel interf rence from strong signais Operate this control as required to obtain minimum adjacent channel interf rence 8 M ETER M ODE SWITCH S RF Position Meter...

Страница 8: ...the CH9 Switch has been activated 16 TX RX IN D ICATO R This indicator lights red when the transmitter is in opera tion and lights green when the receiver is in operation RADIO BACK PANEL CONNECTORS...

Страница 9: ...e external speaker should h ve 8 ohm imp dance and be rated to handle at least 4 0 watts When the external speaker is plugged in the internai speaker is automatically disconnected 20 POWER JACK This j...

Страница 10: ...squelched 0 5A maximum audio output IA Cabinet Dimensions 7 7 8 W x 2 3 8 H x 9 1 4 D Weight 5 pounds Antenna Connector UHF SO 239 Semiconductors 44 transistors 3 field effect transistors 6 inte grat...

Страница 11: ...dB S N N at greater than watt of radio output AM Less than 0 5 pV for 10 dB S N N at greater than 2 watt of audio output SSB 6 dB 2 2 kHz AM 6 dB 7 5 kHz More than 55 dB More than 60 dB AM 455 kHz SS...

Страница 12: ...ate circuitry and its light weight resuit in high reliability Should failure occur however replace parts only with identical parts Do not substitute PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE At six to twelve month inter...

Страница 13: ...O LU M E CO N TRO L setting Be sure SQ U ELCH is adjusted properly Is the radio over squelched Check to see that the radio is switched to an operational mode 3 If trouble is experienced with transmitt...

Страница 14: ...CIRCUIT DIAGRAM FOR GRANT nt l UCI U4I 4 1 c ini eut...

Страница 15: ...BLOCK DIAGRAM FOR GRANT Printed in Taiwan...

Страница 16: ...to Warrantor free and elear of ail liens and encumbrances Please note that while the Product will be remedied under this Warranty without charge T H IS W A R R A N T Y D O E S N O T C O V E R O R P R...

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