Maxon HCB-40WX Bedienungsanleitung

HCB-40WX

Handheld 40 Channel

CB/Weather Radio

OWNER'S MANUAL

English/Spanish

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Product Description 1

FCC Regulations 1

Performance Features 2

Package Contents 3

Controls and Functions 4

Battery Installation 7

Battery Charging and External

Power Sources 8

Operating Instructions 9

Feature Button Operation 10

Using the Weather Channels 11

Antenna Information 13

Radio Communication Codes 15

CB Channel Frequency Chart 16

Troubleshooting Chart 17

Specifications 18

Optional/Replacement Accessories 19

Other Maxon Products 19

Warranty Service Instructions 20

Warranty Statement 21

Before operating your Maxon Citizens Band Radio,

read this Owner's Manual carefully. If you have a

problem, refer to the "Troubleshooting" section of

this manual before returning your radio for repairs.

TABLA DE CONTENIDO

Controles y Funciones 4

Descripción del Producto 22

Regulaciones de la FCC

(Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones) 22

Características de Funcionamiento 23

Contenido del Paquete 24

Instalación de la Batería 25

Carga de Baterías y Fuentes de

Alimentación Externas 26

Instrucciones de Operación 27

Cómo Usar los Botones de Funciones 28

Uso de los Canales Meteorológicos 29

Información Sobre la Antena 31

Tabla de Frecuencia del Canal

(Banda Ciudadana) 33

Tabla de Localización y Reparación

de Averías 34

Especificaciones 35

Accesorios Maxon 36

Otros Productos Maxon 36

Instrucciones Servicio de Garantía 37

Aclaración de la Garantía 38

Antes de hacer funcionar su radio de Banda

Ciudadana de Maxon lea detenidamente este Manual

del Propietario. Si tiene unproblema, refiérase a la

sección "Localización y Reparación de Averías" de este

manual antes de devolver su radio para la reparación.

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Thank you for choosing the Maxon

HCB-40WX CB/Weather Radio.

The HCB-40WX is a compact, portable Citizen's

Band radio designed to operate in the 26.965 to

27.405 MHz band. This lightweight unit features

10 weather channels, including 7 NOAA frequen-

cies and 3 international marine frequencies. The

HCB-40WX provides maximum RF output power

and can be battery or vehicle powered.

This model requires either 9 AA rechargeable

Ni-Cad batteries or 9 AA alkaline batteries, not

included. It can also be powered by the 12V DC

power cord included with the radio.

YOU DO NOT NEED AN FCC LICENSE TO

OPERATE THIS RADIO IN THE UNITED STATES.

However, you must know and be familiar with

Part 95 of the FCC Rules in regard to Subpart D

of the Citizens Band Radio Service. (A copy is

enclosed with the unit.)

PERFORMANCE FEATURES

•Maximum legal RF output power (4 W) with high

level modulation (in accordance with FCC Part

95 Rules)

•Compander circuitry eliminates background static

and improves audio quality

•Receives current National Weather Service

broadcasts on one or more of seven separate

frequencies and periodic marine weather

information on three separate frequencies

•Can be used as a portable CB radio (powered

by Ni-Cad or alkaline batteries) or used with

provided 12V DC power cord in a vehicle or

boat

•Direct access to Emergency Channel 9

•Accessory jacks allow "hands-free" operation

when used with an optional voice-operated/

push-to-talk mini-VOX headset with boom

microphone (WTA-13G)

•HI/LO power selector button conserves battery

power

•Phase Locked Loop synthesizer provides clear

voice transmission and reception on all CB

channels

•Built-in Automatic Gain Control (AGC)

and Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) provide

constant sound level (from weak or strong

signals) and clear reception

•Automatic modulation control eliminates "peak"

and "valley" transmission signals

•Last channel memory recalls last channel

displayed

•Battery charging jack used with optional AC/DC

wall battery charger (DV-7210)

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Main CB unit with attached belt clip and

carrying strap

"Rubber Duck" antenna

12V DC power cord with cigarette lighter plug

Owner's manual

Copy of FCC Part 95, Subpart "D"

Copy of NOAA Weather Radio Network

frequency card

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

CONTROLES Y FUNCIONES

A. Channel Up/Down Buttons -Selects any one of 40

channels available • Botones de Subida y Bajada de

Canales - Selecciona cualquiera de los 40 canales

disponibles

B. Emergency Channel 9 Button -Provides direct access

to Emergency Channel 9 (not active in weather mode)

• Botón del Canal 9 de Emergencia - Provee acceso

directo al Canal 9 de Emergencia (no está activo en

modalidad meteorológica)

C. HI/LO Power Selector Button -Controls output power level

• Botón de Potencia HI/LO (alta/baja) - Controla el nivel

de la potencia de salida

D. Light Button -Illuminates the display window • Botón de

Luz - Ilumina la pantalla de visualización

E. Weather Button - Selects CB or weather operation • Botón

del Tiempo - Selecciona la operación de CB o del tiempo

F. Lock Button -Locks the keypad from operation • Botón

de Traba - Traba el teclado para evitar su funcionamiento

G. Push-To-Talk Button -Permits radio transmissions • Botón

"Presione Para Hablar" (P-T-T) - Permite la transmisión por

radio

H. LCD Display - Identifies CB or weather channel number

selections, TX (transmit), WX (weather) mode, EMG (Ch. 9),

LOCK (keypad locked), BATT (battery low), LOW (power

level) and signal/power strength •Pantalla de LCD -

Identifica las selecciones de CB o los números de canales

del tiempo, TX (transmisión), modalidad de WX (tiempo),

EMG (canal 9), LOCK (teclado trabado), BATT (carga baja de

la batería, LOW (nivel de potencia) e intensidad de la señal/

potencia

I. Antenna Jack -Connects the unit's "Rubber Duck" antenna,

an optional telescopic antenna or any Citizen's Band/50

Ohm mobile or base antenna • Jack de Antena - Conecta

la antena de hule "Rubber Duck" de la unidad, a una antena

telescópica opcional o a cualquier antena móvil o de

base de banda ciudadana / 50 Ohmios

A B

C D E F

JK L

J. "Rubber Duck" Antenna with BNC Connector • Antena

de hule "Rubber Duck" con conector BNC

K. Squelch Control -Allows background noise to be eliminated

when no signal is present • Control de Silenciador - Permite

la eliminación de ruidos de fondo cuando no hay señal

L. Off/On-Volume Control -Used to turn the radio on or off

and to adjust the listening volume • Control de Volumen -

Se usa para encender o apagar el radio y para ajustar el

volumen

M. Carrying Strap • Asa de Transporte

N. Speaker -Broadcasts incoming signals

• Altavoz - Radiodifunde las señales entrantes

O. Built-in Electret Condenser Microphone - Transmits

voice signals during CB operation • Micrófono

Condensador con Electrodo Laminar Incorporado -

Transmite las señales de voz durante el funcionamiento

de CB

P. 12V DC Power Cord - Provides power to radio when

used in vehicle or boat • Cordón Eléctrico de 12 VCC -

Suministra potencia al radio cuando se usa en un vehículo

o bote

Accessory Jacks - Used with optional accessories (not

shown) • Jacks Auxiliares - Usados con accesorios

opcionales (no mostrados)

12V DC Power/Charge Jack -Provides external power to

radio or charges installed Ni-Cad batteries (not shown)

• Jack de Potencia /Carga de 12 VCC - Suministra potencia

externa al radio o carga las baterías de Ni-Cad instaladas (no

mostrado)

Belt Clip - Securely holds radio when beltworn (not

shown) • Grapa de Centurón - Se usa para llevar el radio

en el cinturón o en cualquier otra parte conveniente (no

mostrados)

Battery Compartment -Houses 9 AA alkaline or Ni-Cad

batteries (not shown) • Compartimiento de Baterías -

Guarda 9 baterías alcalinas AA o de Ni-Cad (no mostrados)

BATTERY INSTALLATION

1) Remove the battery compartment cover on

the back of the unit. Locate the battery charge

switch (inside the middle well of the radio's

battery compartment) and set the switch

to the "Al" (down) position for AA alkaline

batteries or the "Ni" (up)position for AA

Ni-Cad batteries. NOTE: Proper switch

setting protects from accidental charging

of non-rechargeable batteries.

2) Once the battery charge switch is in the correct

position, insert either 9 new AA alkaline or

Ni-Cad batteries. DO NOT mix battery types.

Follow the polarity diagrams embossed in the

battery compartment.

3) Check the battery condition by turning the

off/on-volume control clockwise. If the battery

low ("BATT") icon shows on the display, the

batteries need to be recharged or replaced

immediately.

NOTE: Ni-Cad batteries are typically in a "dis-

charge" condition when they are purchased. If

you are using nickel cadmium batteries, you will

need to charge them before operating your radio.

The best way to accomplish this is to use Maxon's

DV-7210 AC/DC Wall Charger and charge them all

at once while installed in the unit. Plug the AC/DC

wall charger into the radio's 12V DC power/charge

jack. The charging time will be 14-16 hours.

CAUTION: DO NOT operate the radio while

the batteries are being charged. DO NOT

attempt to recharge alkaline or carbon zinc

batteries.

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