Radio Shack TRC-93 Bedienungsanleitung

OWNER’S MANUAL Cat. No. 21-1615

TRC-93

300 mW 3-Channel

Walkie-Talkie

Please read before using thisequipment.

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FEATURES

Your RadioShack TRC-93 300 mW 3-

Channel Walkie-Talkie is a portable, two-

way radio you can carry almost anywhere.

You can use your TRC-93 around the

house, in your office, or in your car or

boat. You can also use it on fishing and

camping trips, or at your business for su-

pervisory, security, or warehouse person-

nel.

Your TRC-93 has the following features:

Factory-Installed Crystals — let you im-

mediately begin using your TRC-93 on

Channel 14.

Three-ChannelOperation— comeswith

Channel 14 crystals installed, but lets you

install optional crystals so you can oper-

ate the TRC-93 on any two of the other 39

available CB channels. (See “Adding

Crystals” on Page 15).

Built-In Modulation Limiter Circuit —

automatically adjusts to a variety of voice

levels to ensure a clear transmission.

Telescoping Antenna — provides excel-

lent reception and transmission.

Battery Indicator — shows you the bat-

teries’ condition.

Removable Belt Clip — lets you attach

the TRC-93 to your belt for hands-free

carrying wherever you go.

Note: You need six AA alkaline batteries

(not supplied) to power your TRC-93.

RadioShack is a trademark

used by Tandy Corporation.

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FCC INFORMATION

The Federal Communications Commis-

sion (FCC) does not require you to have a

license to operate this walkie-talkie. How-

ever, the FCC does require that you read

and know Part 95 of

FCC Rules

. These

rules apply to the operation of a Class D

CB. We have provided a copy of these

regulations with your TRC-93.

Internal adjustments and/or modifications

can lead to illegal operation as defined by

Part95of

FCC Rules

. Suchillegaloperation

can lead to very serious consequences.

To be safe and sure:

• Never open your TRC-93’s case

except to install or change crystals.

• Never modify your TRC-93.

Your TRC-93 might cause TV or radio in-

terference even when it is operating prop-

erly. To determine whether your TRC-93

is causing the interference, turn off your

TRC-93. If the interference goes away,

your TRC-93 is causing it. Try to elimi-

nate the interference by:

• Moving your TRC-93 away from the

TV or radio

• Contacting your local RadioShack

store for help

Warning: Do not open your TRC-93 to

make any internal adjustments other than

installing or changing crystals. Any inter-

nal adjustments should be made only by

authorized service personnel.

We recommend you record the

TRC-93’s serial number here. The se-

rial number is located on the radio’s

back panel._________________

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CONTENTS

Preparation ......................................... 5

Installing Batteries ......................... 5

Testing the Battery Power ...... 6

Using the Belt Clip...........................7

Operation ............................................ 8

Receiving Transmissions .............. 8

Transmitting .................................. 9

CB Operation Tips ............................ 11

Common Uses for a CB Radio .... 11

Business Uses ..................... 11

Personal Uses ..................... 11

Using Common 10-Codes ........... 12

CB Courtesy ................................ 14

Maximum Range ......................... 14

Adding Crystals ................................ 15

Troubleshooting ............................... 19

Maintenance ...................................... 20

Specifications ................................... 21

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PREPARATION

INSTALLING BATTERIES

Your TRC-93requires sixAA alkaline bat-

teries (such as RadioShack Cat. No. 23-

552) for power.

Cautions:

• Always use fresh batteries of the

required size and type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries.

• Do not use rechargeable batteries in

the TRC-93.

Follow these steps to install batteries.

1. Remove the battery compartment

cover by pressing down on the

cover’s arrow, then sliding the cover

down.

2. To help remove the battery case, pull

the ribbon inside the battery com-

partment. Then lift out the case.

3. Insert six AA alkaline batteries into

the case, as indicated by the polarity

symbols (+ and –) marked inside the

battery case.

4. To replace the battery case, place it

on top of the ribbon.

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Notes:

• Be sure the case’s metal plates

touch the two metal plates inside

the battery compartment.

• The case fits inside the battery

compartment only one way. Do

not force it.

5. Replace the battery compartment

cover.

Note: If you will not be using the TRC-93

for several months, remove the batteries.

Testing the Battery Power

1. Make sure the TRC-93 is turned on

by turning OFF/VOL down toward

VOL until it clicks.

2. Press BATT TEST.

Metal Plates

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If the indicator lights, the batteries

are good. If the indicator is dim or

does not light, the batteries are weak

or dead and need to be replaced.

Caution: Dispose of old batteries prompt-

ly and properly.

USING THE BELT CLIP

To attach the supplied belt clip to the

TRC-93, press the clip’s tabs into the cor-

responding holes on the back of the TRC-

93. Then push the clip upward until itlocks

into place.

To remove the belt clip from the TRC-93,

use a flathead screwdriver to press the

tab under the clip and slide the clip down

to pull it out.

Tab

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OPERATION

Before you use your TRC-93, we recom-

mend you read “CB Operation Tips” on

Page 11, which contains information to

help you use it effectively and courteous-

ly.

RECEIVING

TRANSMISSIONS

1. Fully extend the TRC-93’s telescop-

ing antenna and hold the TRC-93 so

the antenna is vertical.

2. Set CHANNEL to A, B, or C.

Note: Your TRC-93 comes with

Channel 14 crystals installed in

channel position A. To use other

channels, you must first install crys-

tals in channel positions B and C

inside the TRC-93 (see “Adding

Crystals” on Page 15).

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3. Turn on the TRC-

93 by turning

OFF/VOL down

toward

VOL

until

you hear a click

and a hissing

sound.

Note:

You might not hear a hissing

sound if CHANNEL is set to Bor C

and you haven’t installed any crys-

tals in channel positions B or C.

4. To turn off the TRC-93, turn OFF/VOL

up toward OFF until it clicks.

TRANSMITTING

1. Follow Steps 1–3 in “Receiving

Transmissions” on Page 8.

2. Hold the TRC-93

2 to 3 inches

from your mouth.

Hold down PUSH

TO TALK on the

side of the TRC-

93 and speak in a

normal voice into

the microphone.

Microphone

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When you finish speaking, release

the button.

Note: Do not speak too loudly when

transmitting. It does not make your

signal any stronger, and might distort

your transmission.

Important: Channel 9 is reserved for

motorist assistance and for reporting

emergency information about acci-

dents, hazardous road conditions,

and so on. If you have installed the

necessary crystals in your TRC-93

and you are using Channel 9, always

give emergency messages priority.

3. To turn off the TRC-93, turn OFF/VOL

up toward OFF until it clicks.

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