Albrecht CB Radio AE 6490 User manual

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CB Radio AE 6490
USER'S GUIDE
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Contents
Safety Warnings......................................................................................................... 23
Controls and Connectors.......................................................................................... 24
Front View ......................................................................................................................... 24
Rear View........................................................................................................................... 25
Microphone ....................................................................................................................... 25
Installation.................................................................................................................. 25
Open the carton box and find: ......................................................................................... 25
Antenna Installation.......................................................................................................... 26
12 V / 24 V DC POWER CONNECTION .......................................................................... 27
Mounting using DIN Sleeve.............................................................................................. 27
Installation of antenna............................................................................................... 27
Removing the radio from DIN Sleeve............................................................................... 28
Operation.................................................................................................................... 29
Power On/Off..................................................................................................................... 29
SQ Control......................................................................................................................... 30
FC ( Function ) Selector.................................................................................................... 31
AM/FM switching............................................................................................................... 31
SCAN ................................................................................................................................. 31
EMG Channel selection .................................................................................................... 32
MEM Memory channels .................................................................................................... 32
ASQ.................................................................................................................................... 32
Operation for secondary functions .......................................................................... 33
MENU ................................................................................................................................. 33
MSCAN............................................................................................................................... 34
SHIFT ................................................................................................................................. 34
MSAVE ............................................................................................................................... 35
LO / CT............................................................................................................................... 35
Technical Specifications AE 6490............................................................................ 36
Customer Support & Warranty matters ................................................................... 37
Technical enquiries and repair matters: .................................................................. 38
Legal Information and Conformity Declaration....................................................... 39
Declaration of Conformity......................................................................................... 40

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Important Information
Please read before installing or operating your AE 6490/AE6191 Radio
This radio is an advanced technology mobile C.B transceiver.
This High Tech CB radio combines the latest circuit design with microprocessor control
system. Very easily and advanced user features make it the premier radio for your
mobile communications.
The following standard features are included.
●Fully synthesized system with microprocessor
●Large & wide angle readout for multi-function display (STN technology)
●Two color choices by green and red color
●Full channels or memory channel scanning
●Memory and recall functions for up to 5 channels
●Automatic squelch control System (ASQ)
●Key lock system (only radios without CTCSS optional board)
●Instant access to channel 9 or 19
●AM/FM selection
●Single rotary knobs for channel, volume and squelch
●External speaker connector (3.5 mm mono) and coaxial antenna socket (SO-239)
●All metal cabinet and ideal size for easy installation in dash mount.
●Easy RX/TX indication with two color LED.
●Latest European Multi standards support (EN 300 433-2 V.1.3.1).
•Version AE 6190 supports 12 V.
•Both model versions are prepared to be ready for 40 CH AM with 4 Watt under all
country codes and cover the future UK settings with UK & EU FM channels + 40 EU-
AM channels.
Safety Warnings
Vehicles with air bags:
•Do not place your radio in the area over an air bag or in the air bag
deployment area.
•Air bags inflate with great force.
•If a radio is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air bag inflates, the
radio may be propelled with great force and can cause serious injury to the
occupants of the vehicle.
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres
•Turn you radio off when in any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere,

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unless it is a type especially qualified for such use (for example, by intrinsic
safe approvals).
•Sparks in such areas could cause an explosion or fire resulting in injury or
even death.
Blasting caps areas
•To avoid possible interference with blasting operations turn your radio OFF
near electrical blasting caps or in a "blasting area" or in areas posted: "Turn
off any two way radio." Obey all signs and instructions.
Use While Driving
•Check the laws regarding the use of radios while driving and always obey
them.
•In some European countries it is forbidden for the driver to keep any
microphone in hands or to operate a radio during driving.
•Some countries (like Germany) make a difference between mobile phones
and 2 way radios. Mobile phones are only allowed to be operated in
handsfree mode, while CB & commercial two way radios are still allowed even
with hand microphone.
Controls and Connectors
Front View
1 Power ON/OFF Switch & volume control
2 LCD display
3 Squelch control
4 Function selector by short press
5 Microphone connector
6 AM/FM (Menu button)
7 SCAN, MSCAN (Memory Scan)
8 EMG (Emergency channel 9), SHIFT for second EMG channel (ch 19)
9 MEM (Memory recall), MSAVE (Memory save)
10 ASQ (Automatic Squelch), LO (Key lock) or CT(CTCSS Tone-option)
11 Rotary channel control

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Rear View
1 Antenna Connection with PL 259 coaxial Connector
2 External Speaker Socket (for 3.5 mm mono plug)
3 DC Power supply cable for 12…24 V depending on version
Microphone
1 Push-to-talk Switch (PTT)
2 Up key
3 Down key
4 ASQ on-off toggle key
Installation
Open the carton box and find:
●1 x AE 6490 CB Radio
●1 x Hand Microphone
●1 x DC Power Cord with inline fuse
●1 x Standard Mounting bracket with mounting screws
●1 x Microphone hanger
●1 x DIN Mounting kit (1 DIN Sleeve and 2 Removal keys)
●1 x User Guide
Caution
When installing your CB radio in your vehicle, check that during installation you do not
damage any wiring or vehicle components that may be hidden around the mounting
position. If you are unsure about how to install your radio, consult a car electronics
installer or your vehicle manufacturer.

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Antenna Installation
To obtain the best performance from your CB radio is important to install a good quality
antenna.
•You should purchase a suitable mobile antenna designed for the 27MHz
frequency band.
•Connect the antenna to the rear antenna socket using a PL259 coaxial
connector. Where necessary, solder the connector carefully at the inner
connector of the coaxial cable and avoid any short circuit with one of the thin
copper wires of the outer coaxial shielding.
•To obtain maximum performance from the transceiver, mount the antenna in a
suitable position for good and free radiation from the metallic car surface.
•Standard mobile antennas need a good car body ground connection for best
efficiency. Most standard mobile antennas cannot work without car body ground
connection!
•Most CB antennas (except our “Gamma” series) need a fine tuning for best
SWR.
•Special ground less antennas are obtainable for motor homes or trucks in cases
where the antenna position is made from plastic or fiberglass or where a
grounding is not possible. Such antennas do only work on fiberglass or plastic
car body structures and do not work immediately on metallic structures.
•Do not use any transmit function (e.g. PTT) before installing the antenna.
Antenna SWR information
For radio communications, each antenna should have a good matching to avoid too
much energy loss across the transmission lines or defects of transmitter stages or
power amplifiers
A good antenna obtains an SWR (Standing Wave Ratio) of 1.5 or even better.
This means that most of the transmitting power is forwarded correctly from
transmitter via cable to the antenna, and that the amount of reflected power is small.
It is easy to measure the SWR, which is as well a good indicator for the correct
installation. An SWR meter is a basic and cheap test instrument, which should
belong to the toolbox of any installer and radio specialist.
High SWR values (more than SWR = 3.0 ) not only may damage the transceiver but
also lead to interference problems with other electronic items.

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12 V / 24 V DC POWER CONNECTION
While the standard AE 6490 version is designed for 12 V (with allowed variations
between 10.8 and 15.6 V) standard car installation (with negative ground).
DC cable wiring
•Connect the negative (black) DC power lead to the vehicle chassis or directly
to the vehicle battery negative terminal if preferred.
•Connect the positive (red) DC power lead via the in line fuse to a suitable point
in the vehicle fuse box or directly to the positive battery terminal.
•It is as well possible to connect the radio to a switched DC network section to
allow automatic on-off with the ignition switch, because the radio stores all
last used settings
•It may be necessary in some special cases to use a line filter against alternator
noise. This is depending on the position in the car electrical supply system
where you have connected your radio with + and -. If difficulties appear, we
recommend to test other connecting methods in the car installation as well.
Mounting using DIN Sleeve
If you are not sure how to install your CB Radio in your vehicle using the DIN sleeve,
consult your automobile manufacturer, dealer, or a qualified installer.
Before installing, confirm that this radio fits in the desired mounting area and you have
all the necessary kits to complete the installation.
Installation of antenna
•Remove the bracket if previously installed.
•Install DIN Sleeve into the opening in your dashboard, lip facing out.
•Push out the top and bottom tabs to hold the sleeve firmly in place.
•Before inserting this radio in the sleeve, wire the cable from the previously
mounted antenna
•Connect the DC power leads. The RED wire goes to a positive( + ) connection
on your fuse block, while BLACK connects to the car body ground ( - ).
•Make sure all the connections are routed away from any potentially pinching or
slicing other metallic parts.
•Slowly slide the radio into the sleeve until it locks in place.

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•The rubber ring will act as a seal against DIN Sleeve. At the left and right sides
of the ring a slot space will be provided by pulling slowly the left and right side
of the ring.
•The slots in the fitted rubber ring will enable the proper removal of radio from
the DIN sleeve.
Removing the radio from DIN Sleeve
If you plan to remove the radio from DIN Sleeve, you should do it using the provided
two removal keys as explained below:
•Fully insert both removal keys straight into the slot spaces provided by rubber
ring on the left and the right edges of the radio front panel.
•You cannot remove the radio if only one key is used.
•Press in fully and the radio will unlock from the sleeve making withdrawal from
the sleeve possible.
•Store the keys in a safe place for future use.

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Operation
Power On/Off
Turn the rotary volume switch clockwise to power on and adjust the sound level for
comfortable reception.
How to start the country switching (European Multi-standard support)
Both versions are prepared to use the actual European Multi-standard codes. This new
European standard with AM+FM 4 Watts on 40 channels “E” is already in force in many
EU and R&TTE countries and will be implemented in the other countries very soon.
The radio is able to work on Poland channels with -5 kHz Offset (PL), can work on
German, Czech and Slovak channel settings d4 with up to 80 CH FM and 40 CH AM,
and can work in UK on the present UK and European FM channels and can already
operate on the European AM channels (4W) in the UK setting “U” as well.
Please use only the present country codes until the new setting will be published as
allowed. It is still illegal to use any radio with a country selection switch in Austria (latest
info May 2014). For such cases we deliver a factory fixed country version on request. If
you are in doubt in other countries, select Esetting and use only FM.
•Switch the Power on, while keeping the required button pressed for each
country setting
•Then release button(s) again

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Operation
This last key combination is used to perform a Factory Reset (to default settings)
This may be a useful action in cases where the radio may perhaps react abnormal.
A reset can restore the functions if the CPU seems to be blocked.
SQ Control
•This control is used to cut off or eliminate the background noise in the absence
of incoming signals.
•Turned clockwise, it quiets the receiver when signal are not being received and
allows a quiet stand by operation.
•The Squelch Control works only in receive mode and does not affect receiver
volume when signals are received.
•To adjust, when no signals are present, rotate the Squelch Control clockwise
until the receiver is quieted.
•Incoming signals will automatically release the Squelch action. Careful
adjustment is necessary as a setting too far clockwise will not allow weaker
signals to release the squelch action.
•Fine tuning may be important if you use the scanning functions. The scanner
starts only if the squelch is closed and stops only if a signal is strong enough
The standard squelch of this radio is field strength operated. That means you decide by
rotating the knob, at which field strength (S-meter value) the squelch can open.
A fully closed squelch potentiometer can suppress signals up to several hundred
microvolts input level. In the most sensitive position it will open at signals less than 1
microvolt. You may also use the automatic squelch system ASQ. This works totally
different from the signal strength operated squelch. The ASQ does not care about the
signal strength, it reacts when the noise of a signal is reduced that a signal becomes
understandable.

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Operation
FC ( Function ) Selector
The squelch control knob has an important function, if you press this knob.
•If you press this SQ control knob short, you can start the “second” functions
which are printed in the upper part of each function control button.
AM/FM switching
You can select AM or FM modulation by pressing the AM/FM button.
Please note that in the German 80 CH system it is possible (and allowed) to listen in
AM on all 80 channels, but transmit is only possible on CH 1-40 in AM. During receive
mode, the bar graph shows the strengths of the received signal, during transmission, it
shows the relative output power. In dE and EU settings, the AM power depends on the
jumper setting on the lower printed circuits board side (see country switching)
SCAN
Your AE 6490 incorporates a scanning feature. The radio will scan through all 40 (80)
channels and will stop at BUSY channel. It will stay on that channel until seven
seconds after conversation has stopped and then it will resume scanning.
•To start scanning turn on the power first and adjust the volume and squelch.
•Press the SCAN button to start scanning. The word SC will appear in the LCD
•display and the unit will start scanning.
•If you want to stop scanning you can push the scan button again or press the
push to talk switch.
This will shut off the scanning function and transmit on that channel.

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EMG Channel selection
The EMG (Emergency) button is for instant access to international Calling &
Emergency channel 9, which is monitored by all truckers and many CB users and in
some regions even by road safety organizations. If you need any help or assistance,
it is a good idea to call on this channel 9. Truckers can be reached in most cases in
AM mode.
The emergency channel is also used on the German highways as warning system in
case of accidents, road maintenance or serious traffic jams with collision danger. If
You pass a special beacon on your lane and a dangerous situation may be in front of
you, you will be warned by alarm tones and voice announcement.
With the EMG key you can toggle between CH 9 and your previously used channel.
The other, often used calling channel is Channel 19. If you want to use CH 19,
please use FC and the second function button SHIFT (see page 14).
MEM Memory channels
To access memorized channels simply press the "MEM" button and choose the
desired memory channel from M1 to M5 by pressing one of the buttons AM/FM to ASQ.
ASQ
As already mentioned in the squelch chapter, the ASQ is a feature that allows the radio
to receive an incoming signal which is stronger than the surrounding noise level. This
automatic switching function does not need any adjustment and works fully automatic.
It opens at any signal which is good enough to be understood.
The sensitivity of the ASQ system is very good. It can even open at signal strengths
below the nominal maximum usable sensitivity. The only criterion is the reduction of
noise on the receiving channel.
However, the ASQ function is limited to normal receiving conditions on the CB band.
During periods of strong over-range wave propagation, strong sun-spot activities and
very strong interference signals it may open from time to time without a voice signal
may be heard. In such cases it may be better to use the standard squelch instead of
the ASQ. An additional ASQ button can be found on the microphone!

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Operation for secondary functions
MENU
This MENU button can control four SUB MENU
functions in sequence.
To start the MENU, please consider that it is a
secondary function like all others which will be
described in this chapter.
•You must press the FUNCTION knob (squelch button FC) first.
•The display will show FC
•Now press the MENU (AM/FM) button
You can reach:
1) Keyboard Beep on/off
2) Roger Beep on/off
3) LCD backlighting color select
4) LCD backlighting (dimmer and bright).
Selection will be made by UP or DOWN buttons on the microphone or by the rotating
channel switch.
•Press MENU 1 x or more often again for fixing your selection and the next step
1) Beep on/off – this is the keyboard beep tone
2) Roger Beep on/off – this is the short tone beep signaling the end of each
transmission, after the calling station released the PTT button on the microphone

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Operation for secondary functions
3) LCD backlighting color selection (green/ red)
4) LCD backlighting brightness control (dimmer → bright)
MSCAN
The Memory channel Scan feature allows the radio
automatically scan through memorized 5 channels.
•To access, press FC and MSCAN
•M-SC will appear in the LCD.
Now the radio scans automatically only the
memorized channels and stops where radio traffic is detected.
Note: Please program some channels of your choice as memory channels!
see the chapter under MSAVE on the next page.
SHIFT
The SHIFT function button for instant access to the
alternative Trucker Emergency or calling channel 19.
With SC + SHIFT you can toggle between CH 19 and
the previously used normal operating channel.

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MSAVE
This MSAVE button is used to store any channel in
the each memory buttons at M1 to M5
To store channels:
•Select the desired channel with Rotary
knob or UP/DOWN
•Press FC + MSAVE / MEM
•You can choose any memory channel number with a button from MENU (M1) to
LO / CT (M5)
LO / CT
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LOCK function
The lock feature allows you lock all of buttons
on the radio.
So they can't be activated by wrong entries or
accidentally.
•Press "FC" and then "LO/ CT
Use the same procedure later again to unlock the buttons again.
Note: If your radio has the optional CTCSS board installed,you can't operate the key
lock function.
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CT (Continuous Tone coded Squelch System) – Optional / other version
It is optional function only by CTCSS Tone module installation. You can use 38 CTCSS
(Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) coding functions when you purchase a
radio with the optional 38 tone module installed.
The CTCSS version allows you to create closed user groups within the CB band and it
avoids any opening of the squelch by other stations. Only stations with the correct
CTCSS code on their transmissions can be heard.

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Technical Specifications AE 6490
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General
TRANSMITTER
CRYSTAL CONTROLLED PLL
SYNTHESIZER
RECEIVER
DOUBLE CONVERSION,
SUPERHETERODYNE
SYSTEM
VOLTAGE OPERATION
AE 6490: DC12V
TEMPERATURE
-10˚ to +55˚ C
CHANNEL STEP
10 kHz
DIMENSION
188(W) X 57(H) X 158(D) mm
WEIGHT
1.9 kg with standard accessory
3.5mm EXTERNAL SPK JACK
MONO TYPE
UHF TYPE (PL) ANT. CONNECTOR
SO 239 (50 Ohms socket for PL 259
plugs)
CONDENSOR MICROPHONE & 6 PIN
JACK
Corresponds to Albrecht & GDCH 6 pin
standard wiring except PIN 4
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TRANSMITTER
OUTPUT POWER
FM 4 W / AM 4WATT
FREQUENCY RANGE
26.965-27.405MHz
FREQUENCY TOLERANCE
+/- 100Hz
MODULATION SENSTIVITY
2.5 mV (1250HZ INPUT)
MODULATION CAPABLITY
AM 85% / FM 2.0KHZ
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RECEIVER
SENSITIVITY
AM: 0.5µV (SINAD 10dB), FM: 0.5µV
(SINAD 20dB)
SQUELCH close
up to 1000µV
AUTO SQUELCH
0.5µV
S/N RATIO
40dB
DISTORTION
3%
S/METER SENSITIVTY OF S9
100µV
Audio Output power
minimum 4 Watts at 8 Ohms
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TEST CONDITION
POWER SOURCE
12V (AE 6490)
ANT LOAD IMPEDANCE
50 ohm
AUDIO LOAD IMPEDANCE
8 Ohm impedance, 4 Ohms possible

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Customer Support & Warranty matters
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Troubleshooting
Check at first the power supply and the fuse. A problem may be caused through power
supply, when no light or display appears after switching on. If the unit works in a
strange way, disconnect the power supply cable (or take out the fuse from the holder),
while the radio remains switched on, wait some time (minimum 10 seconds), and then
reconnect power cord again.
Another method is to make a “Factory Default “ reset. This reset may also reset the
country switching and the last channel used- the radio just starts again like a brand
new radio which had not yet been connected.
•Switch the radio off
•Press AM/FM and MEM button and keep them pressed during switching the
radio on
•Release buttons
•The display shows rS and after a short time the radio starts again. In most cases
the functions of the radio will be restored now.
•Check the microphone and antenna connector.
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European 2 years warranty
The distributor, dealer or retail shop where you bought the radio warrants to the original
retail purchaser of this product that should this product or any part of it, under normal
use and conditions, be proven defective in material or workmanship within 2 years from
the date of original purchase, such defect(s) will be repaired or replaced with new or
reconditioned product without charge for parts and repair costs. To obtain repair or
replacement within the terms of this warranty, the product is to be delivered with proof
of warranty coverage (e.g. a copy of your bill of sale), specification of defect(s), to the
distributor, dealer or his authorized repair partner.
Liability for communications range of this product is disclaimed. The warranty does not
apply to any product or part there of which, has suffered or been damaged through
alteration, improper installation, mishandling, misuse, neglect, accident, or by removal
or defacement of the factory serial number label(s). The warranty does not apply to
accessory parts or problems caused through not authorised or not recommended
accessories like other than the supplied microphone, external antennas, external
power supplies and over voltage caused through external power supplies, lightning or
over voltage defects via antenna or other cables, broken or damaged acrylic glass
windows and cabinet parts.
Please contact the dealer or person where you have purchased the CB radio, or
contact our repair service in Germany directly.
Where to find service hints and service documentation
The complete technical documentation is updated regularly. You can download the
latest versions of user manuals, technical documents and conformity declaration, as
well as service hints or FAQ’s any time from our server under
http://www.service.alan-electronics.de
If you should have a problem, please have a look to the service hints or frequently
asked questions (FAQ) before you send Your CB radio to the service centre. Please

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note that the acceptance of AM+FM in the different European countries has just started
and may be subject to unpredictable changes. Our homepage will provide the latest
information about using the radio.
Technical enquiries and repair matters:
e-mail: [e-mail]
Service-Download www.service.alan-electronics.de
Repair enquiries:
Phone: [phone]
(regular costs for German fixed network)
If you have purchased your radio in another country, please contact the local distributor
for all inquiries.
Our recommendation:
Before returning a radio, please call first your distributor or the service hotline.
Our experience shows that many smaller problems can be cleared already by a simple
phone call with our service hotline.
If returning will be necessary, the hotline can also tell you the nearest service partner
address and discuss with you the fastest way to get your radio repaired.
Recycling of defective electronics items
European laws request that electronics items shall not any more be disposed
via the normal household trash. Since the industry has started to finance the
recycling of electronics waste, local collecting stations everywhere are
prepared to accept defective electronics items free of charge for the users.
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Technical Details for data transmission
Microphone socket wiring For Packet Radio & others
Pin 1 Mic audio Pin 1 Transmit audio
Pin 2 PTT-RX (on ground for receiving) Pin 2 Receive audio
Pin 3 PTT-TX (on ground for transmit) Pin 3 PTT key
Pin 4 Up, Down and ASQ buttons Pin 4 Do not connect!
Pin 5 Ground Pin 5 Ground
Pin 6 + Voltage for Mic-power if needed Pin 6 Do not connect!
The radio can be used for voice and data transmission and as well for internet gateway
operation. Connections may be established vie the microphone connector only. For
data transmission, please use only the dedicated data channels which may be different
from country to country.
Near to Switzerland border, we kindly recommend not to use CH 40 for any data
transmission, because this is an established voice calling channel in Switzerland.

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Legal Information and Conformity Declaration
Albrecht Radio Passport
For your AE 6490 / AE6491 following programming and use rules apply (subject to
change, as of May 2014) in countries that apply the European R & TTE directive:
Country
80/40
40/40
40 FM
Remarks
Austria No radios with country switch allowed. Please ask
your dealer for a special Austria version of the radio.
Belgium 
Bulgaria 
Croatia 
Cyprus 
Czech Republic 
Denmark 
Estonia 
Finland 
France 
Germany 
Base stations in vicinity of the borders (except CZ)
need a license for the operation on channels 41-80.
Greece 
Hungary 
Iceland 
Ireland 
Italy 
Registration for inhabitants required. Foreign
Visitors free.
Latvia 
Liechtenstein 
Lithuania 
Luxembourg 
Malta 
Monaco 
Netherlands 
Norway 
Poland 
Portugal 
Romania 
San Marino 
Slovakia 
In FM operation is only allowed on channels 1-40
and 70-80.
Slovenia 
Spain 
Registration and regular fees for inhabitants
required. Foreign Visitors free.
Sweden 
Switzerland 
United Kingdom 

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Declaration of Conformity
We hereby declare that our product: / Wir erklären hiermit, dass unser Produkt
CB-Radio Albrecht AE 6490
satisfies all technical regulations applicable to the product within the scope of EU Council
Directives, European Standards and national frequency applications:/ alle technischen
Anforderungen im Geltungsbereich der EU Richtlinien, europäischer Normen und nationaler
Frequenzanwendungen einhält:
73/23/EEC, 89/336/EEC, 2004/108/EG and 99/5/EC
EN 300 135-2 V.1.2.1 / EN 300 433-2 V.1.3.1
EN 301 489-1 V.1.8.1, EN 301 489-13 V.1.2.1, EN 60 950-1: 2006 second edition
All essential radio test suites have been carried out. /
Alle für das Produkt vorgeschriebenen Funktestreihen wurden durchgeführt.
Alan Electronics GmbH
Daimlerstr. 1 k
D- 63303 Dreieich
This declaration is issued under our sole responsibility. Basing on not yet fully harmonised
frequency applications, the CB radio may be used only in listed countries according to selected
channel programming and according to the still existing national restrictions for AM + FM, if
such should still apply.
Diese Erklärung wird unter unserer alleinigen Verantwortung abgegeben. Dieses Funkgerät
darf wegen der noch nicht überall harmonisierten Frequenzanwendungen in AM + FM in
einigen Ländern nur eingeschränkt oder gar nicht betrieben werden, entsprechend den noch
geltenden nationalen Regelungen.
Alan Electronics GmbH declare, bajo su responsabilidat, que este aparato cumple con lo
dispuesto en la Directiva 99/05/CE, del Parlamento Europeo y del Consejo de 9 de marzo
de 1999, transpuesta a la legislacion espanola mediante el Real Decreto 1890/2000, de
20 de noviembre.
Point of contact/Ansprechpartner: Dipl.-Phys. Wolfgang Schnorrenberg
Place and date of issue:
Lütjensee, 21.9. 2012
(Signature)
Dipl.-Phys. Wolfgang Schnorrenberg
Alan Electronics GmbH
© Alan Electronics GmbH, May 2014
www.alan-electronics.de http://www.service.alan-electronics.de