Uniden MC 1020 Bedienungsanleitung

MC 1020

VHF Marine Radio

Operating Guide

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Maritime Radio Services Operation

Warning!

This transmitter will operate on channels/ frequencies that

have restricted use in the United States. The channel

assignments include frequencies assigned for exclusive use

of the U.S. Coast Guard, use in Canada, and use in

international waters. Operation in these frequencies without

proper authorization is strictly forbidden. For

frequencies/channels that are currently for use in the U.S.

without an individual license, please contact the FCC Call

Center at 1-888-CALL-FCC.

For individuals requiring a license, such as commercial users, you should

obtain a license application from your nearest FCC field office.

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Contents

Uniden MC 1020...............................................1

Installation ...................................................2

Choosing a Location ........................................2

Engine Noise Suppression....................................3

Antenna Considerations......................................3

Installing The MC 1020 ......................................3

Controls and Indicators..........................................4

Front Panel ...............................................4

Rear Panel Connectors ......................................5

Multi-Function Keys .........................................7

Operation ....................................................9

Triple Watch...............................................9

Manual Tuning .............................................9

Instant Channel 16/Channel 9 Communications ...................9

Weather Scan ............................................10

US/International/Canadian Channels...........................10

MEM (Entering channel numbers into Memory Scan) ..............10

Memory Scan.............................................11

Public Address............................................11

Weather Alert.............................................11

Transmitting ..............................................12

Dimming the LCD Display Backlight and the TX Indicator...........12

Optional Accessories ..........................................13

VHF FM Marine RadioTelephone

Channel and Functions

(USA Channels) ..............................................14

VHF FM Marine RadioTelephone

Channel and Functions

(International Channels)........................................15

VHF FM Marine RadioTelephone

Channel and Functions

(Canadian Channels) ..........................................16

Specifications ................................................17

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Uniden MC 1020

The Uniden MC 1020 VHF marine radio transceiver has been designed to

give you a rugged, reliable instrument that will provide you with years of

trouble-free service.

With proper care and maintenance, your Uniden MC 1020 will outlast your

present vessel and serve you well on-board several more. The full features

and flexibility designed into this quality transceiver will prevent it from

becoming obsolete regardless of changes in craft or geographic locations.

The technical excellence of the Uniden MC 1020 is demonstrated by the

multiplicity of uses for which it has been found acceptable by the U.S. Federal

Communications Commission. The Uniden MC 1020 is acceptable for

compulsory use on “party boats,” for use on vessels subject to the Great

Lakes Radio Agreement or bridge-to-bridge requirements, for general pleasure

and commercial vessels, and certain land stations in marine service.

The Uniden MC 1020 is of all solid state design with conservatively rated

rugged components and materials compatible with the marine environment.

The transceiver utilizes a number of gaskets, sealing rings, waterproof

membranes, and other sealants to effect a splashproof housing for protection

of the electronics. The unit may be mounted in any number of convenient

locations on your vessel by utilizing the universal mounting bracket.

You are encouraged to thoroughly read the rest of this Operating Guide to

acquaint yourself with the characteristics and operation of your transceiver so

that you can contribute to the longevity of your investment.

Keep your receipt as proof-of-purchase in case warranty service is required.

Features, Specifications, and availability of Optional Accessories are all

subject to change without notice.

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Installation

Caution: The MC 1020 will operate only with nominal 12 volt

negative ground battery systems.

It is important to carefully determine the most suitable location for your

MC 1020 on your vessel. Electrical, mechanical, and environmental

considerations must all be taken into account. You must select the optimum

relationship among these considerations.

Keep in mind the flexibility designed into the MC 1020 so that you can most

conveniently use your radio. Features which should be considered are:

1. The universal mounting bracket may be installed on either the top or

bottom of a shelf, on a bulkhead, or for overhead mounting.

2. The REMOTE speaker jack can be used with an auxiliary speaker.

3. All connections are “plug-in” type for easy removal of the radio.

4. Front fire internal speaker allows convenient in-dash mounting using the

optional bracket.

Choosing a Location

Some important factors to consider in selecting the location for your MC 1020:

1. Select a location that is free from spray and splash.

2. Keep the battery leads as short as possible. Direct connection to the

battery is most desirable. If direct connection cannot be made with the

supplied power lead, any extension should be made with #10 AWG wire.

Long extensions should use larger gauge wire.

3. Keep the antenna lead as short as possible. Long antenna leads can cause

substantial loss of performance for both receiving and transmitting.

4. Locate your antenna as high as possible and clear from metal objects. The

reliable range of coverage is a direct function of antenna height.

5. Select a location that does not allow the radio to be subjected to direct

sunlight (including that coming through windows).

6. Select a location that allows free air flow around the heat sink on the rear

of the radio.

7. Select a location well away from the ship’s compass. Auxiliary speakers

also should be located away from the compass.

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Engine Noise Suppression

Interference from the impulse noise generated by the electrical systems of

engines is sometimes a problem with radios. The MC 1020 has been designed

to be essentially impervious to ignition impulse noise and alternator noise.

However, in some installations it may be necessary to take measures to

further reduce the effect of noise interference. All DC battery wires, antenna

lead, and accessory cables should be routed away from the engine and

engine compartment, and from power cabling carrying particularly high

currents.

In severe cases of impulse noise interference, it may be necessary to install a noise

suppression kit. Contact your Uniden Dealer for more information.

Antenna Considerations

A variety of antennas is available from a number of quality suppliers. It is

recommended you draw upon the advice of your Uniden Dealer in determining

a suitable antenna for your vessel and range requirements.

In general, communication range is increased by using a high-gain antenna

placed as high as possible above the water line. Antennas should be located

away from metal objects. Antennas should not have excessively long coaxial

feed cables.

Installing The MC 1020

After you have carefully considered the various factors affecting your choice of

location, position the radio (with the bracket, microphone, power cord, antenna

and any auxiliary cables installed) into the selected location to assure there is

no interference with the surrounding items. Mark the location of the mounting

bracket. Remove the bracket from the radio and use it as a template to mark

the holes to be drilled for the mounting hardware. Drill the holes and mount the

bracket with hardware compatible with the material of the mounting surface.

Connect the red wire of the supplied power cord to the positive (+) battery

supply. Connect the black wire of the power cord to ground. The power cord is

equipped with a fuse to protect the radio. Use only a Six (6) Ampere fast blow

fuse for replacement. Connect the power cord to the keyed connector on the

power “pigtail” (See page 9).

Connect the antenna and all other auxiliary cables and accessories.

Install the radio in the mounting bracket and connect all cables and

accessories to the appropriate jacks and connectors.

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Controls and Indicators

Front Panel

1. VOLUME (On/Off/Volume) - Turns the MC 1020 On or Off and varies the

audio output.

2. SQUELCH - Eliminates background noise when no signal is being

received.

Note: Items 3 through 7 are Multi-Function keys. Refer to the

“Multi-Function Keys” section for detailed descriptions.

3. STEP(also located on microphone)

4. H/L (Hi/Low)

5. MEM

6. 16/9 (Channel 16/Channel 9; also located on microphone)

WX (Weather)

8. CHAN - This control is used to manually select the desired

Communication Channel (01 - 28 and 60 - 88), or Weather Channel

(0 - 9).

9. LCD Panel - Indicators for TX, SCAN, TRI,UIC,HI,LO,MEM, WX, WX

ALERT, and Channel Number.

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Rear Panel Connectors

10. DC Power and PA Speaker Output - The “Pigtail” cord and connector are

power in and PA Speaker out.

11. Remote Speaker Connector - An external 4 ohm, 4 Watt speaker may be

connected to this jack. The connecting wire must have a miniature plug.

12. Antenna Connector - Connect the antenna here using a type PL259

connector.

Supplied Power Cord - Connect supplied power cord to the keyed

connector.

PASpeakerOut

(Usingsuppliedpins)

Ground

+13.8V

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13. LCD Numerical Channel Display - Indicates Channel Number in use.

Weather Channels are displayed as single digits. (Example: 0, 1, 2, 3,

etc.) Communication Channels are displayed as two digits (Example: 01,

02, 03, etc.).

Note: LCD Status Indicators appear when status is selected by

pressing the corresponding button.

14. WX - Indicates Weather Channel Mode has been activated. When

pressed, remains active for eight (8) seconds.

15. (Weather Alert) - Indicates Weather Alert mode.

16. U (US) - Indicates US Channel Mode.

I (International) - Indicates International Channel Mode.

C (Canada) - Indicates Canada Channel Mode.

17. TRI (Triple Watch) - Indicates Triple Watch Mode is in effect.

18. SCAN - Indicates Normal Scan Mode.

19. TX (Transmit) - LED lights when transmitting.

20. HI (High) - Indicates transmitted output is 25 Watts.

21. LO (Low) - Indicates transmitted output is 1 Watt.

22. MEM (Memory) - Indicates Memory Scan Mode status for each channel

selected.

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Multi-Function Keys

3. STEP - This key is used to step through the channels entered in the

Memory Scan Mode. When pressed and held, this key also starts and

stops the SCAN Mode.

•Press STEP to step to a desired channel.

•Press and hold STEP to begin the Channel Scan Mode and initiate

Triple Watch automatically.

4. H/L - This key is used to switch between HI (25 Watts) where allowed, or

LO (1 Watt) output power. When pressed and held, this key activates the

PA mode and, when used in conjunction with the MEM key, this key

adjusts the brightness of the LCD Panel and the TX LED indicator.

•Press H/L to switch between HI and LO output power.

•Press and hold H/L to access the Public Address Mode.

•Press and hold MEM, and then press H/L to adjust the brightness

of the LCD Panel backlight and the brightness of the TX LED

indicator.

The LCD Panel backlight and TX LED indicator are at their

brightest level when the MC 1020 is shipped from the factory.

5. MEM - This key enters channels in the Memory Scan Mode. When used

in conjunction with H/L, the LCD Panel lighting can be adjusted. When

used in conjunction with the 16/9 key, the Channel Mode of Operation can

be selected.

•Press MEM to enter a selected channel in Memory Scan Mode.

•Press and hold MEM, then press H/L to adjust the LCD Panel light

intensity from a bright to a dim setting. Repeat this action to return

to the bright intesity setting.

•Press and hold MEM, and then press 16/9 to change the Channel

Mode of Operation between US, International, or Canada.

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