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SE

2550

MARINE

VHF

RADIO

OWNER’S

HANDBOOK

cX&zAe&aetzAe.

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

1.0

Introduction.

1

1.1

Purpose.1

1.2

Equipment

Description.2

1.3

Supplied

Parts.2

1.4

Optional

Accessories.2

1.5

License

Requirements.3

1.5.1

License

Application.3

1.5.2

Operator's

License.3

1.6

Brief

Operating

Instructions...

4

1.7

Technical

Specifications.6

2.0

Installation.7

2.1

Unpacking

And

Inspection....

7

2.2

Mounting

Preparation.7

2.3

Mounting

Location

Selection.7

2.4

Front

Panel

Reversal.8

2.5

Unit

Mechanical

Installation.9

2.6

Electrical

Connections.9

2.6.1

Power

Hookup.9

2.6.2

Antenna

Connection.10

2.6.3

Coax

Connector

Assembly....lO

2.6.4

External

Speaker

Connection.12

2.6.5

Hailer

Connection.12

3.0

Operation.

13

3.1

Controls

And

Display.13

3.2

Operating

Procedures.14

3.2.1

Power

and

Volume

Control..

14

3.2.2

Display

Backlighting.14

3.2.3

Setting

Squelch.14

3.2.4

Channel

Selection.15

3.2.5

USA/Intemational

Channel

Select.15

3.2.6

Voice

Transmitting.15

3.2.7

High/Low

Transmit

Power....

16

3.2.8

Transmitter

3

Minute

Time

Out.16

3.2.9

Weather

Channels

Access.16

3.2.10

Channel

16

Priority.17

3.2.11

Channel

13/67

High

Power

Override.17

3.2.12

All

Channel

Scan.17

3.2.13

Memory

Scan.17

3.2.14

Dual

Watch.18

3.2.15

Hailer

Operation.19

3.2.16

External

Speaker

Operation..

19

3.2.17

Tone

Control.19

3.2.18

Speaker

Mike.19

3.3

Methods

Of

Operation.19

4.0

Appendix.20

Appendix

A.20

USA

VHF

Marine

Channel

Assignments

Appendix

B.21

VHF

Marine

Weather

Channel

Assignments

Appendix

C.

21

International

VHF

Marine

Channel

Assignments

Appendix

D.22

Canadian

VHF

Marine

Channel

Assignments

Appendix

E.24

Phonetic

Alphabet

And

Glossary

Appendix

F..„.25

Schematics

Figure

1-1

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

Radio.

1.0

INTRODUCTION

Welcome

and

congratulations

on

your

purchase

of

the

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

transceiver.

You

have

purchased

a

high

technology

piece

of

marine

electronics,

fully

backed

by

the

Shakespeare

name.

The

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio

incorporates

modem

styling

and

functionality,

making

the

radio

not

only

easy,

but

pleasing

to

operate.

The

frequency

synthesized

transceiver

provides

access

to

ALL

usable

U.S.

and

International

Channels.

Ten

weather

channels

are

also

available

through

easy

front

panel

key

presses,

making

the

SE

2550

a

world

class

value

in

marine

VHF

radios.

The

key

to

obtaining

the

most

use

and

pleasure

from

your

new

VHF

radio,

is

reading

the

owner's

manual.

This

manual

teaches

you

proper

transceiver

procedures

and

care

to

ensure

many

years

of

satisfying

use.

It

is

especially

important

to

cover

the

areas

of

this

manual

pertaining

to

"License

Requirements"

established

by

the

Federal

Com¬

munications

Commission.

1.1

Purpose

The

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Owner’s

Manual

is

designed

to

answer

your

questions

about

the

installation

and

operation

of

your

radio.

It

is

important

to

read

through

the

installation

section

before

attempting

to

install

your

radio.

A

"Brief

Operating"

section

assures

you

are

on

the

air

quickly

and

properly.

Many

new

user

pitfalls

will

be

avoided

by

reading

this

manual.

1

1.2

E

quipment

Description

Your

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio

is

a

digitally

synthesized

transceiver

operating

in

the

frequency

range

156-163

MHZ

and

constructed

of

the

highest

grade

materials.

All

electronic

components

are

solid

state.

The

Shakespeare

SE

2550

VHF

radio

offers

two

transmitter

power

settings,

I

watt

and

25

watts.

The

front

panel

is

completely

reversible

to

provide

excellent

overhead

mounting.

The

large

liquid

crystal

display

shows

channel

numbers

and

mode

annunciators.

Red

nightlighting

is

controllable

for

your

comfort.

A

special

speaker

mike

is

provided

for

improved

communication

in

a

high

noise

environment.

Connectors

are

provided

on

the

back

panel

of

the

radio

for

the

antenna,

12

volt

DC

power,

external

speaker,

and

hailer.

The

microprocessor

control

used

in

this

radio

offers

features

found

only

in

far

more

expensive

units.

Features

such

as

Dual

Channel

Watch,

Memory

Scan,

Priority

Channel

16,

10

Weather

Channels

and

Hailer

are

only

some

of

your

Shakespeare

SE

2550’s

many

extras.

1.3

Supplied

Parts

SE

2550

Radio

Transceiver

Plastic

Mike

Clip

with

screws

Special

Waterproof

Speaker

Mike

Spare

7

Amp

fuse

Mounting

Knobs

(2)

Mounting

Bracket

1.4

Optional

Accessories

Flush

Mount

Installation

Kit

Reverse

Panel

Gasket

Be

sure

to

consult

your

marine

electronics

dealer

for

the

Shakespeare

antenna

that

best

suits

your

particular

installation.

Shakespeare

has

been

building

a

reputation

for

uncompromising

quality

in

marine

communications

for

more

than

35

years.

A

reputa¬

tion

that

our

US

Navy

and

Coast

Guard

have

come

to

count

on.

So

whether

you

selected

your

Shakespeare

radio

for

peace

of

mind

or

for

fun,

we

recommend

you

consult

your

Shakespeare

marine

electronics

dealer

for

the

wide

variety

of

marine

antennas

and

accessories

available.

He

can

help

you

select

the.system

combination

that

best

fits

your

boat

and

needs.

Power

Cable

Assembly

with

fuse

holder

Owner’s

Manual

Waterproof

Brief

Instruction

Card

FCC

Application-506

FCC

Restricted

Operator’s

Permit-753

Warranty

Card

2

1.5

License

Requirements

Pleasure

boats

(U.S.

vessels),

equipped

with

a

marine

radio,

must

have

a

Ship

Station

License.

Other

vessels

(including

compulsory

equipped

vessels)

may

require

a

Ship

Radio

Station

License

and

a

Commercial

Radio

Operator’s

License

to

operate

the

radio

station.

If

the

ship

is

not

a

U.S.

vessel,

contact

the

local

authorities

to

determine

licensing

requirements.

When

purchasing

a

new

boat,

a

new

station

license

must

be

applied

for

as

the

"Ship

Station

License"

is

not

transferable.

Therefore,

upon

the

sale

of

your

boat,

the

FCC

requires

that

you

submit

yourold

license

for

cancellation.

A

change

in

mailing

address

requires

notification

to

be

filed

with

the

FCC.

This

notification

is

mailed

to:

Federal

Communications

Commission

P.

O.

Box

1040

Gettysburg,

PA

17326

1.5.1

License

Application

The

Ship

Radio

Station

License

is

obtained

by

filling

out

and

submitting

Form

506

with

$35

to

the

FCC.

DO

NOT

SEND

CASH.

To

operate

the

radio

while

waiting

for

the

license

to

be

returned

from

the

FCC,

fill

out

and

keep

the

bottom

part

of

Form

506.

This

"Temporary

Permit"

is

good

for

90

days

from

the

date

Form

506

is

mailed

to

the

FCC.

Your

Ship

Station

License

is

valid

for

a

period

of

5

years.

The

Call

Sign

for

your

station

will

be

issued

on

the

license

and

the

temporary

permit

has

instructions

for

assigning

the

vessel’s

temporary

call

sign.

If

the

ship’s

radio

station

is

to

be

operated

in

other

countries,

contact

the

local

authorities

for

their

licensing

requirements.

Mail

form

to:

Federal

Communications

Commission

Marine

Ship

Service

P.

O.

Box

358275

Pittsburgh,

PA

15251-5275

1.5.2

Operator’s

License

A

Restricted

Radiotelephone

Operator

Permit

is

not

required

for

domestic

operation

of

a

marine

VHF

radio

for

U.S.

pleasure

boats

as

long

as

you

do

not

dock

in

any

foreign

ports.

If

you

are

going

to

dock

in

a

foreign

port

or

plan

to

leave

a

foreign

port

to

dock

in

U.S.

ports,

it

will

be

necessary

to

obtain

the

Restricted

Permit.

To

do

this,

acquire,

fill

out

and

mail

to

the

FCC

a

Form

753

along

with

a

$35

fee

in

the

form

of

a

single

check

or

money

order

payable

to

the

FCC.

DO

NOT

SEND

CASH.

For

further

license

information

call

the

FCC

at

717-337-1212.

3

1.6

Brief

Operating

Instructions

Please

use

the

following

brief

operation

instructions

when

first

using

the

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio.

Please

remember

that

this

section

is

not

designed

to

replace

a

thorough

study

of

the

Owner’s

Manual.

In

addition,

a

waterproof

quick

card

is

provided

for

reference.

1-

Channel

16

Priority

select

key

14-Speaker

2-

Power

and

Volume

control

15-Weather

and

Dual

Watch

select

3-

Squelch

Control

16-HI/LO

transmit

power

key

4-

Dual

Watch

active

indicator

17-Microphone

cable

5-

Weather

Channel

indicator

18-Scan

select

key

6-

Lo

Power

Output

indicator

19-Memory

Key

7-

Transmit

active

indicator

20-Tone

and

Hailer

control

8-

Hi

Output

power

indicator

21-Backlight

DIM/Speaker

Mic

key

9-

USA

channels

indicator

22-USA/International

channel

key

10-

Speaker/Microphone

indicator

23-Memory

indicator

11

-

Active

channel

indicator

24-Down

channel

select

key

12-

Scan

active

indicator

25-Up

channel

select

key

13-

Hailer

active

indicator

26-Hail

activation

indicator

Brief

Operations

Table

POWER

ON

Turn

the

Volume

control

CLOCKWISE.

AND

VOLUME

SQUELCH

Turn

the

Squelch

Control

knob

counterclockwise

until

static

is

heard.

Turn

Squelch

Control

knob

clockwise

slowly,

just

until

noise

is

no

longer

heard.

4

BACKLIGHTING

USA/INT

SELECTING

CHANNELS

EMERGENCY

CALLING

TRANSMIT

POWER

TRANSMIT

WEATHER

CHANNELS

DUAL

WATCH

ALL

SCAN

SPEAKER

MIKE

Touch

and

release

the

|DIM|

key

to

adjust

backlighting

to

the

desired

brightness.

This

key

changes

the

available

channels

to

USA

or

International

allocations.

See

Appendix

A

through

D

for

complete

channel

listing

and

channel

usage.

Pressing

the

|

UP/DOWN]

arrow

keys

on

the

front

panel,

or

the

front

of

the

microphone,

scrolls

through

the

available

channels.

The

displayed

channel

is

the

active

channel.

Press

116

|

key

for

Channel

16.

This

channel

is

used

to

call

the

Coast

Guard

and

general

vessel

calling.

Always

switch

to

another

channel

to

chat.

To

leave

Emergency-

Calling

Channe

l

16,

press

|

WX/DW

or

the

Channel

Select

[

UP/DOWN]

arrow

keys.

Press

IHI/LO

|

to

toggle

between

1

Watt

and

25

Watts

transmit

power.

Press

and

hold

the

Push-To-Talk

key

on

the

top

of

the

microphone

to

transmit.

Touch

and

release

|

WX/DW

|

to

access

the

last

selected

weather

chan

nel.

To

change

Weather

Channels,

use

the

|UP/DOWN~|

arrow

key

s.

To

exit

the

Weather

Mode

press

[16]

or

|

WX/DW

1

.

Set

Squelch,

then

s

elect

a

chan

nel

other

than

Channel

16.

Press

and

hold

the

|

WX/DW

]

key

until

the

radio

beeps.

DW

is

shown

in

the

display.

The

radio

scans

both

16

and

your

selected

channel

to

stop,

press

16

or

WX/DW

Set

Squelch

as

mentione

d

and

press

|

SCAN

|

key.

To

stop,

press

the

16

or

WX/DW

|

key.

Memory

Scan

is

an

advanced

feature.

Refer

to

Section

3.2.13.

Press

and

hold

the

DIM[

key

until

speaker

mike

is

activated,

"SP/MC"

is

shown

in

the

display.

NOTE

1

beep

confirms

a

valid

entry

or

selection.

3

beeps

mean

an

invalid

entry-PLEASE

TRY

AGAIN.

5

1.7

Technical

Specifications

General

Physical

Characteristics:

Temperature

Range

Power

Requirements

Channels

Transmitter

Output

Power

Output

Impedance

Modulation

Frequency

Stability

Spurious

Emissions

Hum

and

Noise

Audio

response

Receiver

Sensitivity

Selectivity

Spurious

Response

Attenuation

Intermodulation

Spurious

Response

Attenuation

Audio

Output

Power

Audio

Distortion

Audio

Response

Squelch

Sensitivity

Height:

2.5"

Width:

6.0"

Length:

8.0"

including

heatsink

Weight:

2.0

lbs.

-20

Deg

C

to

+50

Deg

C

13.8

VDC

nominal,

5.5

A

transmitt,

.2

A

receive

124

total,

57

USA,

57

International

and

10

weather

25

Watt/1

Watt

50

Ohms

FM,

5

KHz

max

deviation

+/-

,0005%(5ppm)

2.5

uW

(-56

db)

@

1

Watt

Tx

25

uW

(-70

db)

@25

Watt

Tx

-40

db

Less

than

10%

distortion

at

3khz

deviation.

6db/octave

pre-emphasis

Audio

low

pass

filter

included.

.25uV

or

less

for

12db

SIN

AD

.50uV

or

less

for

20db

SINAD

-6db

at

7.5

KHz

-65db

at

25

KHz

70db

min.

70db

min.

3

Watts

@

8

Ohms

6

Watts

@

4

Ohms

Extemal/Hailer

10%

@

3

Watts

into

8

Ohms

+1/-3

db

matching

a

6db/octave

de-emphasis

from

300-3000Hz

Threshold:

.30

uV

Max

Full

Squelch:

.80

uV

Specifications

are

subject

to

change

without

notice

and

are

nominal

unless

otherwise

indicated.

6

2.0

INSTALLATION

Before

using

the

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio,

please

study

the

following

section.

Failure

to

adhere

to

the

these

installation

and

operating

considerations

can

damage

or

significantly

degrade

the

performance

of

your

VHF

radio.

2.1

Unpacking

And

Inspection

The

Shakespeare

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio

comes

to

you

100%

inspected.

When

unpacking,

check

the

parts

shipped

with

the

unit

against

the

supplied

parts

list.

If

there

is

a

discrepancy,

notify

your

selling

agent

or

Shakespeare

Customer

Service

(1-803-

276-5504).

If

the

radio

was

damaged

during

shipment,

save

ALL

packing

material

to

make

it

easier

to

file

a

claim

with

the

carrier.

All

damage

claims

from

shipment

must

be

filed

with

the

freight

carrier

used

to

ship

the

radio

to

you.

2.2

Mounting

Preparation

Before

actually

mounting

your

new

SE

2550

Marine

VHF

radio,

take

a

little

time

to

read

over

the

installation

instructions.

You

will

find

there

are

many

things

to

take

into

consideration

before

drilling

that

first

hole.

Planning

every

aspect

of

the

installation

first,

will

save

time

and

aggravation.

It

will

also

save

money

by

cutting

down

potential

errors

that

require

repair

to

correct.

Before

mounting

begins

you

will

need

to

purchase

a

marine

VHF

radio

antenna.

Shakespeare

markets

a

full

line

of

high

quality

marine

VHF

radio

antennas

to

fit

every

installation.

The

dealer

you

purchased

this

radio

from

will

be

able

to

help

you

choose

the

antenna

style

best

suited

to

your

type

of

boating.

2.3

Mounting

Location

Selection

The

following

is

a

list

of

items

that

need

advanced

planning

before

selection

of

the

mounting

location.

Be

sure

you

can

answer

these

questions

fully.

1.

Find

where

the

vessel's

+12

volt

supply

and

ground

are

located

and

what

it

will

take

to

get

the

radio

power

cable

assembly

to

it.

2.

Where

can

the

antenna

be

mounted

and

what

must

be

done

to

route

the

antenna

cable

to

the

radio?

NOTE

Keep

the

antenna

at

least

3

feet

away

from

the

radio

and

as

high

as

possible

for

best

performance.

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3.

Where

is

the

best

place

to

mount

the

radio

itself?

Keep

in

mind

that

the

radio

may

be

table

top

mounted,

hang

mounted

overhead,

bulkhead

mounted

vertically,

under

counter

mounted

and

flush

mounted

using

the

optional

Flush

Mount

Kit.

4.

When

deciding

on

a

mounting

location,

visibility

of

the

front

panel,

access

to

the

front

panel

controls,

access

to

the

mounting

knobs,

room

for

rear

cable

connections

and

access

to

rear

cable

connections

must

be

addressed

and

planned.

REMOVE

SCREWS

Figure

2-1

Screws

to

remove

for

front

panel

reversal.

2.4

Front

Panel

Reversal

For

overhead

and

bulkhead

installations

follow

these

instructions

to

reverse

the

front

panel.

Do

this

before

mounting

the

radio.

1.

Disconnect

all

connections

from

the

back

of

the

radio.

Then

remove

the

four

screws

on

the

back

of

the

unit

securing

the

case

to

the

chassis.

2.

Slide

the

case

off

of

the

radio

and

replace

the

original

front

panel

gasket

with

the

reverse

front

panel

gasket

included

with

your

radio

packaging.

3.

Rotate

the

case

180

degrees.

4.

Tilt

the

display

forward

40

degrees.

5.

Slide

the

case

back

on

the

chassis.

Do

not

pinch

any

wiring

or

cabling.

6.

Seat

the

case

on

the

front

panel

and

re-install

the

screws

on

the

back

of

the

radio.

7.

Mount

the

trunnion

bracket

on

the

top

of

the

radio.

Figure

2-2

shows

the

"before"

and

"after”

results.

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