Cobra Marine MARINE MR F80B-D User manual
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Our Thanks to you and
Customer Assistance
Introduction
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Properly used, this Cobra®product will give you
many years of reliable service.
How Your CobraMarine HF Radio Works
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Product Features
Introduction
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Transceiver Controls,
Indicators and Connections
Introduction
Squelch
Knob
Power
olume
Knob
Local
Mode
Button
Backlit
LCD
Screen
HI/LO
Power
Button
Rewind
Button
Speaker
Channel
Knob
Tri-Watch
Button
Instant
Channel
16/9
Button
Public
Address/
Escape
Channel
Preset
(Function)
Buttons
Memory Scan/
Memory Clear
Button
Call/Setup
Button
DSC Distress
Button (Behind
Red Spring
Loaded Cover)
Weather/Enter
Button
Power
Connection
Antenna
Socket
Dual Power HI/LO
USA/International/Canada Channels
All NOAA Weather Channels
Emergency Weather Alert with SAME
Instant Channel 16/9
Digital Selective Calling (DSC)
Cobra Exclusive Rewind-Say-Again™
Digital Voice Recorder
PA (Public Address)
Memory Scan
Tri-Watch
Noise Canceling Microphone
Controls on the Microphone
Illuminated Buttons
Digital Selective Calling (DSC Class-D)
Mounting Kits (Included)
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NMEA and
Auxiliary I/O
Connector
Waterproof
Local Mode
Distress Call Button
NMEA Port for GPS, Chartplotter and
DSC Interfacing
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Microphone/Speaker and
Product Features (continued)
Introduction
Up
Button
Microphone
Call/Setup
Enter
Button
Down
Button
Push to
Talk
(PTT)
Button
Function
(F1/F2)
Button
Instant
Channel
16/9 Button
Up/Down Buttons
Instant Channel
16/9 Button
Function Button
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Backlit LCD (Liquid Crystal
Display) Screen
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Weather
Alert
Icon Call Log
Icon
LOCAL ON
Radio
Sensitivity
Icon Active
Channel
Number
Radio Status
and Data
Display Fields
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Extended
Channel Number
Alpha
Designators
SAME Alert Icons
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Introduction
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Introduction
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Import nt S fety Inform tion
Introduction Import nt S fety Inform tion
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WARNINGS NOTICE WARNINGS
DO NOT KEEP DO NOT DO NOT ALWAYS DO NOT NEVER NEVER DO NOT NOTE
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Before installing and using your CobraMarine VHF radio,
please read these general precautions and warnings.
W rning nd Notice St tements
WARNING
NOTICE WARNING
NOTICE
S fety Tr ining Inform tion
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Recommend tions for
M rine Communic tion FCC Licensing Inform tion
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NOTICE
AVOID NEVER DO NOT POSITION DO NOT DO NOT DO NOT •
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St tion License
Intern tion l St tion License
R dio C ll Sign
C n di n Ship St tion License
VHF M rine R dio Protocols
Introduction
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VHF M rine R dio
Procedures Voice C lling
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User Responsibility nd Oper ting Loc tions
NOTE
FCC Warnings: •
M int in Your W tch
Power
C lling Co st St tions
C lling Other Vessels
Initi l C lling on Ch nnel 16 or 9
Limits on C lling
Ch nge Ch nnels
St tion Identific tion
Prohibited Communic tions
MUST NOT ■■■■•
To Call Another Vessel or Shore Installation (e.g. Lock or Bridge Tender):
■■NOTE
■Talk ■VHF M rine R dio Protocols VHF M rine R dio Protocols
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Service Identity (MMSI)
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Digit l Selective C lling (DSC)
The vessel Corsair calling the vessel Vagabond:
Corsair: Vagabond: Corsair: Corsair: Vagabond: Corsair: outPush to Talk NOTE
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VHF M rine R dio Protocols VHF M rine R dio Protocols
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The MMSI Number Is Available In The U.S.A. From Any Of Two (2) Sources:
■■DSC In Canada, Contact:
■To Obtain An MMSI Number Outside The U.S.A.:
WARNING
MAYDAY
PAN
SECURITE
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R diotelephone C lls Emergency Mess ges
nd Distress Procedure
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NOTICE
NOT •
M rine Emergency Sign ls
MAYDAY PAN SECURITE VHF M rine R dio Protocols VHF M rine R dio Protocols
For Ex mple
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nd Distress Procedure
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Emergency Mess ges
nd Distress Procedure
If You He r Distress C ll
M rine Distress Procedure
1. 2. 3. Press Talk button and say:
4. Say:
5. Say:
6. Tell where you are:
7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. Say:
13. End message by saying:
14. Talk •
Distress Standby WARNING
VHF M rine R dio Protocols VHF M rine R dio Protocols
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Powering the Radio
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Included in this Package
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You should find all of the following items in the
package with your CobraMarine VHF radio:
NOTE
optional Installation and tart-Up Installation and tart-Up
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Installing Your Radio
■■■■urface Mount
To Mount the Transceiver
on Almost any Flat Surface:
1. 2. 3. 4. urface Mounting Kit
Tilt Lock Knobs
Transceiver Transceiver Flush Mount Kit
16/9
Microphone
Transceiver urface Mount Kit
Operating Instruction Manual
WARNING
This equipment is designed to generate a digital
maritime distress and safety signal to facilitate
search and rescue. To be effective as a safety
device, this equipment must be used only within
communication range of a shore-based VHF
marine channel 7 distress and safety watch
system. The range of the signal may vary out
under normal conditions should be approximately
2 nautical miles.
Warning ticker Power/Interface Cables
Mic Mounting Kit
Microphone Bracket Mounting Kit
To Install The Microphone Bracket Mounting Kit:
Flush Mount
To Mount the Transceiver Flush in Almost any Flat Surface:
1. NOTICE
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Powering the Radio
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Warning ticker
Electrical Power Connection
To Connect to a Power Source:
1. black negative 2. red power positive NOTE
NOTE
optional NOTICES
Installation and tart-Up Installation and tart-Up
Mounting and
Powering the Radio
WARNING
This equipment is designed to generate a digital
maritime distress and safety signal to facilitate
search and rescue. To be effective as a safety
device, this equipment must be used only within
communication range of a shore-based VHF
marine channel 70 distress and safety watch
system. The range of the signal may vary out
under normal conditions should be approximately
20 nautical miles.
Warning ticker
See final pages
for template.
Use upplied Template
Insert Transceiver
Adjusting crews
Attach Mounting Brackets
Microphone Bracket
Mounting Kit
Power Connection Cable
Red Cable
Black Cable
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and Attachment
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Mounting and
Powering the Radio
Installation and tart-Up Installation and tart-Up
NOTE
Length Wire Gauge
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Antenna Requirements
WARNING
Safe Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) Radius
Installation Requirements
■ ■
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and Connections
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Antenna Requirements
and Attachment
WARNING
FAILURE TO OBSERVE THE ABOVE LIMITS MAY EXPOSE THOSE WITHIN
THE MPE RADIUS TO RF ENERGY ABSORPTION IN EXCESS OF THE FCC
MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE EXPOSURE. IT IS THE RADIO OPERATOR’S
RESPONSIBILITY TO ENSURE THAT MPE LIMITS ARE HEEDED AND THAT
NO ONE IS WITHIN THE MPE RADIUS DURING TRANSMISSIONS.
Antenna Lead Attachment
NOTICE
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NMEA Communication Cable
External Speaker (Not Included)
To Install an External Speaker:
1. speaker positive 2. speaker negative Installation and tart-Up Installation and tart-Up
NMEA Cable
Coaxial Cable ocket
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and Connections
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External Devices
and Connections
Public Address peaker (Not Included)
To Install a Public Address Speaker:
1. speaker positive 2. speaker negative 23
Installation And tart-Up Operating Your Radio
peaker/PA Cable
Global Positioning ystem (GP ) Device
(Not Included)
To Install a GPS Device:
1. GPS 2. out negative in negative 3. out positive in positive NOTE
4. GPS NOTE
GPS
NMEA/IO Cable
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Getting tarted
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Distress Acknowledgement Alarm
DSC Routine Call Alarm
DSC Geographical Alarm
DSC Position Request Alarm
DSC Individual Alarm
Weather Alarm
Operating Your Radio
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Tones and Alarms
Volume Up/Down Confirmation Tone
Error Tone
DSC Distress Alarm
NOTE
Operating Your Radio
Channel Select Using Radio Knob
NOTE
Channel Select Channel Select Using Microphone
Channel Up Channel Down Local Mode Button
Local Mode ■Local Mode Local
Mode ■Local Mode Channel Preset (Function) Buttons
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Power On-Off – Volume/ quelch
On-Off
Volume
Rotary Rotary Squelch
NOTE
Getting tartedGetting tarted
Operating Your Radio Operating Your Radio
Channel Preset Buttons
SELECT
MEM
Channel elect Knob
On/Off Power/
Volume Knob
quelch Knob
Local Mode Button
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Getting tarted
Introduction
tandby and Receive
Standby From Standby Mode, You Can:
■■■Weather Alert ■Transmit Talk Standby Receive To Change the Channel You Are Listening to, You Can
Choose One of the Following:
1. Channel Select Channel Select 2. Channel Up/Down Channel Up/Down 3. Channel 16/9 4. Weather/Enter Channel
Select Channel 5. Tri-Watch tandby Mode
SELECT
MEM
Channel elect Knob
Mic Channel Buttons
Channel 16/9 Button
Tri-Watch Button
WX/Enter Button •
etup Menu
Setup NOTE
Setup Setup Basic Scrolling in the Setup Menus:
Channel Select Channel Up/Down Function (F1/F2) To Enter the Setup Menu:
Call/Setup Setup Setup
To Exit any Setup Menu:
Enter Standby NOTE
ESC Function F1/F2
Standby Call/ etup Button
Mic Function Buttons
Mic Channel Buttons
Exit
Enter Button
etup Menu
SELECT
MEM
Channel Knob
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Setup Mode Programming
LCD Display Lamp Adjust
LAMP ADJ To Adjust the LCD Display Lamp Level:
1. Setup LAMP ADJ 2. Enter 3. 4. Enter 5. LAMP ADJ
Setup LCD Contrast
CONTRAST To Change the Contrast:
1. Setup CONTRAST 2. Enter 3. Channel NOTE
4. Enter 5. CONTRAST
Setup Key Tone
Talk KEY TONE To Turn the Confirmation Key Tone On or Off:
1. Setup KEY TONE 2. Enter 3. 4. Enter 5. KEY TONE Setup Time Offset
To Change the Time Offset:
1. Setup TIMEOFST 2. Enter 3. 4. Enter 5. TIMEOFST
Setup Operating Your Radio Operating Your Radio
Lamp Adjustment
High/Medium/Low/Exit
Contrast
Contrast Setting
Key Tone
On/Off
Set Time
Time Offset
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Setup Mode Programming
NOTE
U.S.A./International/Canada (UIC) Channel Maps
To Set the Radio for the Area Used:
1. Setup UIC 2. Enter 3. 4. Enter 5. UIC Setup •
Rewind-Say-Again™ Feature
Rewind-Say-Again™Example 1:
Rewind-
Say-Again™ Example 2:
Rewind-Say-Again™
Operation of Rewind-Say-Again™
1. Rewind 2. 3. Setup and Advanced Operation of Rewind-Say-Again™
Change the Record Setting
1. Setup REWIND REWIND REWIND 2. Enter 3. Enter. Operating Your Radio Operating Your Radio
UIC Channel Map
UIC Select
Rewind-Say-Again™
Rewind Button
Rewind Menu
Rewind On/Off/Record
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