Maxon MCB-30 Bedienungsanleitung

MCB-30

Compact 40 Channel

Mobile CB Radio

OWNER'S MANUAL

English/Spanish

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Product Description 1

FCC Regulations 1

Performance Features 2

Package Contents 3

Controls and Functions 3

Installation Instructions 5

Mechanical Mounting 6

Power Supply Connection 7

Mobile Antenna Information 8

Antenna Tuning Information 9

Operating Instructions 9

External Speaker Operation 10

Radio Communication Codes 11

CB Channel Frequency Chart 12

Troubleshooting Chart 13

Specifications 14

Other Maxon Products 15

Warranty Service Instructions 16

Warranty Statement 17

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 3

Descripción del Producto 18

Regulaciones de la FCC

(Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones) 18

Características de Funcionamiento 19

Contenido del Paquete 20

Instrucciones Para Instalación 21

Montaje Mecánico 22

Conexión del Suministro Energético 23

Información Sobre la Antena Móvil 24

Información Para la Sintonización de

la Antena 25

Instrucciones de Operación 25

Operación de los Altoparlantes Exteriores 26

Tabla de Frecuencia del Canal de CB

(Banda Ciudadana) 27

Tabla de Localización y Reparación

de Averías 28

Especificaciones 29

Otros Productos Maxon 30

Instrucciones Servicio de Garantía 31

Aclaración de la Garantía 32

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 MCB-30 Mobile CB Radio.

This compact CB is designed to be simple to

operate, and will provide years of trouble-free

service and enjoyment.

Variable controls let you adjust radio volume and

squelch settings to your preference; push button

channel selectors allow you to easily scroll through

the 40 available CB channels.

A large scale display identifies your current channel

selection - even in dim lighting.

The radio's front-mounted microphone allows

installation of the MCB-30 almost anywhere in

your car, van, truck or RV.

Enjoy your new Maxon CB!

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)

•Solid-state components for years of trouble-free

operation

•LED Channel display and transmit indicator

•Channel up/down selector buttons

•Front-mounted microphone with 5-pin connector,

push-to-talk bar and coiled cord

•Last channel memory recalls last channel

displayed

•Phase Locked Loop synthesizer provides clear

voice transmission and reception on all CB

channels

•Built-in Automatic Noise Limiter (ANL) circuitry

reduces atmospheric static noise

•Automatic RF gain control adjusts the receiving

sensitivity of the radio

•Automatic modulation control eliminates peak

and valley transmission signals

•Dual-conversion superheterodyne receiver

•Rugged metal case material

•Jacks for mobile antenna and optional external

speaker (not included)

•One year warranty

PACKAGE CONTENTS

Main CB unit

Handheld microphone

CB Mounting bracket and hardware

Owner's manual

Copy of FCC Part 95, Subpart "D"

An external mobile antenna is required for use -

antenna is not included. Refer to Mobile Antenna

Information section for more information.

CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS

CONTROLES Y FUNCIONES

A. Microphone and Cord • Micrófono y Cable

B. Push-To-Talk Bar -Permits radio transmissions

•Barra "Presione Para Hablar" (P-T-T) - Permite la

transmisión por radio

C. TX LED - Indicates the radio is transmitting

• TX LED - Indica que el radio está transmitiendo

D. LED Channel Display -Identifies CB channel

• LED Imagen de Canal - Identifica el canal CB

E. Microphone Jack • Conector del Micrófono

F. 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

G. Squelch Control •Control Para Amortiguar Ruidos

H. 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

Antenna Jack: Located on back panel, not shown

•Conector Para Antena: Situado en el panel

trasero, no se ve

External Speaker Jack: Located on back panel,

not shown •Conector Para Altoparlante

Externo: Situado en el panel trasero, no se ve

H G F E

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Your new MCB-30 is designed to be installed

under the dash or anywhere inside your vehicle.

It can be mounted horizontally or vertically. Safety

and convenience should be your primary consider-

ations in deciding exactly where to locate your

Maxon MCB-30 CB Radio.

CAUTION: Be sure the unit is located where

it will not interfere with the driver or impair

access to any controls necessary for the safe

driving of the vehicle. The radio's power or

antenna connecting cables must be routed and

secured in such a manner as not to interfere with

the operation of the brake, accelerator or other

controls. Interference from either the CB unit or

it's connecting cables may contribute to the loss

of control of the vehicle.

Installing the MCB-30:

Mechanical Mounting

1) Determine the mounting location of your

MCB-30.

2) Use the CB cabinet mounting bracket as a

template for marking the location of the screw

holes when mounting the CB under the dash,

or at another selected location.

3) Drill the necessary holes and secure the

mounting bracket with the self-tapping

screws provided.

CAUTION: EXTREME CARE SHOULD BE

EXERCISED WHEN DRILLING UP INTO

THE DASH to avoid any damage to in-dash

electronic ignition wiring, cruise control,

instruments or accessory wiring.

4) Position the CB unit between the mounting

bracket arms (in line with the retention knobs).

Set the CB unit angle for the best operating

comfort and control accessibility. Tighten the

two retention knobs to secure the CB unit in

place.

5) Install the microphone hanger bracket utilizing

the pre-drilled mounting holes in the MCB-30

cabinet, or attach the bracket to the vehicle

dash or another convenient location.

6) If you choose to mount the CB in a location

where self-tapping screws cannot be used,

determine the most secure method of fastening

the CB cabinet.

Power Supply Connection

The MCB-30 is designed for 12V DC operation in

vehicles with NEGATIVE (-) GROUND electrical

systems. Most domestic and foreign made cars and

trucks use a negative ground system. NOTE: If your

negative (-) battery terminal is connected to the

motor block of your vehicle, it is a negative ground

system.

CAUTION: Do not attempt to connect your

MCB-30 to a POSITIVE (+) ground vehicle

as damage may occur to the CB unit and/or

to your vehicle's electrical system.

NOTE: Check your vehicle's ground requirements

before you begin the installation!

Your MCB-30 should be connected using the

following steps:

1) Move the off/on-volume control to the "off"

position. CAUTION: If the off/on-volume

control is in the "on" position without an

antenna hook-up, it could result in damage

to the transmitter circuitry.

2) Disconnect the cable from your vehicle

battery's negative (-) terminal.

3) Connect the black GROUND wire to a metal

part of your vehicle's frame.

NOTE: Be sure the metal part is not insulated from

the vehicle's frame by a plastic part.

4) Connect the red (to switched accessory) wire

to a source of voltage that turns on and off with

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