GME GX300 User manual

I N S T R U C T I O N M A N U A L
GX300
27 MHz MARINE
AND CB RADIO
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The GX300 is a radio transmitting device.
• When transmitting, keep the antenna more
than 25 mm from any part of the head or body.
• Do not transmit near electrical blasting
equipment or in explosive atmospheres.
• Do not allow children to operate a radio
transmitter unsupervised.
FEATURES
• Waterproof Design (IP55) protects against water spray.
• LCD display with Lamp Dimming Function
• Rotary Squelch Control
• Channel Scanning with Memory
• Advanced Noise Limiter (NL) Circuitry
• Surface Mount Technology
• User Selection of Australian 27 MHz Marine
or 27 MHz CB Channels.
• Provision for up to 10 private channels
(GME Programmable Option only)
• Channel 88 Safety channel for marine application
• Priority channel for CB application
Channel Channel LCD Volume
Down Up Display
Microphone
Socket
Speaker
SAFETYINFORMATION.....................2
INTRODUCTION ..........................2
FEATURES...............................3
SWITCHING BETWEEN MARINE AND CB BANDS . . 3
CONTROLS..............................3
OPERATION - GENERAL FUNCTIONS ...........4
Volume on/off ........................4
Squelch Control .......................4
ChannelSelection.....................4
Display Brightness .....................4
Transmitting..........................4
Noise Limiter .........................5
Scanning............................5
OPERATION - MARINE MODE ................5
Channel 88 ..........................5
Channel 88 Switch.....................5
Dual Watch (Marine Mode) ..............5
Marine Band Procedures ................6
Emergency Procedures ..................6
Marine Channel Assignments .............6
OPERATION - CB MODE ....................6
Priority Channel.......................6
Dual Watch (CB Mode)..................6
27 MHz CB Channel Assignments .........7
INSTALLATION ...........................8
General.............................8
Installing the unit......................8
DC Connections.......................8
Antenna Installation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Noise Suppression .....................9
Disconnecting the Microphone ............9
SPECIFICATIONS.........................10
WARRANTY ............................11
CONTENTS
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CONTROLS
FRONT PANEL
The GX300 is capable of operating on both the Australian
27 MHz Marine band and the Australian 27 MHz Citizens
Band. This makes your radio very versatile in that it can be
used in your vehicle, on a boat or even on a motorcycle
or tractor.
When you first install your GX300, it should default to the
27 MHz marine band. When operating on the marine band
the radio will display channels 68 – 98 and default to safety
Ch88
To select the 27 MHz CB band, turn the radio off, then press
and hold the 88/Pri key while turning the radio on again.
The radio will now display channels 1 - 40 and default to
road Ch8.
Repeat the sequence above to return to the marine band.
Note: Class licence 2001 prohibits the use of a Maritime
Ship Station for land-based communications. When the
Marine band is selected, the GX300 should only be used
Ship-to-Ship, Ship-to-Shore or Shore-to-Ship.
SWITCHING BETWEEN MARINE
AND CB BANDS
WARNING: SAFETY INFORMATION
Squelch Ch 88 (Marine Mode)
Priority (CB Mode)
Dual Watch Scan
Scan Memory
Noise Limiter
Congratulations. You have just purchased one of the most
technically advanced 27 MHz radios in the world.
The GME GX300 is a 27 MHz AM radio that combines both
Marine and Citizens Band functions into the one radio. The
GX300 has a number of enhanced features including fully
user programmable Channel Scanning, Channel 88 selection
(marine mode), Priority channel (CB mode) and backlit
Liquid Crystal Display with dimming function.
With its compact size and waterproof design it can easily be
installed into almost any mounting location in your motor
vehicle, motor cycle or boat.
Please read this manual thoroughly to ensure you get the
best from the GX300’s features.
For users in New Zealand, South Africa or P.N.G. please refer
to amendment for local frequencies, channel allocations and
licensing requirements
INTRODUCTION
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microphone. Speak at a normal voice level. Your GX300 has
a build-in speech processor which automatically controls
the level of your transmitted voice. It is not necessary to
raise your voice or shout into the microphone.
NOISE LIMITER
The NL key activates an extremely effective noise limiter
circuit which helps to eliminate most electrical impulse
interference caused by engine ignition systems etc. This
allows clearer reception of weak signals even under noisy
electrical conditions.
When the NL key is selected, ‘NL’ is displayed on the LCD.
SCANNING
The GX300 is fitted with a Scan function that allows a
group of user selected channels to be scanned for activity.
Your GX300 has a scan memory which remembers which
channels you would like to scan. By default your GX300 is
supplied with all channels in the scan memory.
To see which channels are presently
in the scan memory:
Select each channel one by one using the or key and
check to see if ‘M’ is displayed to the lower right of the
channel number.
If ‘M’ is displayed, the channel is in the scan memory,
otherwise the channel is not in the scan memory.
To Add or Remove a channel from the scan memory:
Select the required channel, then press and hold the SCAN
key until a beep is heard. If ‘M’ appears to the lower right
of the channel number, the channel has been added to the
scan memory, otherwise it has been removed.
To scan:
Adjust the squelch control so the radio is quiet, then briefly
press the SCAN key. A high beep will be heard, ‘SCAN’ will
appear in the display and the channel numbers will change
rapidly as the radio begins scanning. If a signal is found,
the radio will pause on that channel and will remain there
as long as the channel remains busy. Once the channel has
been clear for 5 seconds, scanning will resume.
Note: you must have at least two channels programmed
into the scan memory otherwise the radio won’t scan.
To change the scan direction:
Press the or key. The radio will scan in the direction of
the selected channel key.
To skip over a busy channel and resume scanning:
Briefly press the or key. Scanning will resume.
To transmit on a busy channel:
Wait for a break in the conversation, then press the PTT
switch. The radio will exit the scan mode and stay on the
channel allowing you to communicate with others on that
channel.
To resume scanning briefly press the SCAN key again.
Note: If the PPT is pressed while the radio is scanning, it
will be ignored and a low beep will be heard when the PPT
is released.
To exit the Scan mode manually:
Briefly press the SCAN key. ‘SCAN’ will disappear from
the display.
Note: Excessive noise on a channel can cause the scanner
to pause on that channel even if there is no signal there. If
this only happens on one channel, you may need to remove
that channel from the scan memory. If it happens on all
channels, you should try increasing the squelch setting.
OPERATION IN THE MARINE MODE
CHANNEL 88
Channel 88 is the designated 27 MHz marine safety
channel and in many areas is monitored by coastal-
watch and rescue organizations for emergency and
safety purposes. When channel 88 is selected, ‘SAFETY’ is
displayed on the LCD.
When making radio calls, you should make initial contact
on channel 88 then switch to another channel to continue
your conversation. This leaves channel 88 free for other calls
or emergencies.
CHANNEL 88 SWITCH
Your GX300 has a dedicated channel 88 key to allow
instant access to channel 88. Pressing this key cancels all
other functions such as Scan or Dual Watch and takes you
straight to Channel 88. When channel 88 is selected by the
88 key, ‘CH 88’ is displayed on the LCD. The manual or
keys are disabled in this mode.
To return to normal channel operations briefly press the 88
key again. ‘CH 88’ will disappear from the display and the
radio will return to the previously selected channel.
DUAL WATCH (MARINE MODE)
Dual Watch in the Marine mode allows your GX300 to
monitor both channel 88 and another selected channel
by quickly switching between them. Any signals received
on channel 88 take precedence over signals on the
selected channel.
VOLUME ON/OFF
Rotate the volume control clockwise past the ‘Click’ to turn
the GX300 on. Continue to advance the control clockwise
to increase the volume. Rotate the control counter-
clockwise to turn the radio off.
Note: At minimum volume setting there is still sufficient
volume to be heard in a quiet cabin environment.
SQUELCH CONTROL
The Squelch control is used to eliminate the background
noise when there are no signals present. To adjust the
squelch, first rotate it fully counter-clockwise until the
background noise is heard, then slowly rotate it clockwise
until the noise just disappears. If there are signals on the
channel, you should wait until the channel is clear before
adjusting the squelch (or select a quiet channel).
Once adjusted, the receiver will remain quiet as long as
there are no signals present, but an incoming signal will
override the squelch and be heard in the speaker. As the
control is advanced further clockwise the squelch action is
progressively increased and stronger incoming signals are
needed to override it. To receive very weak signals or to
disable the squelch, simply turn the control fully counter-
clockwise.
CHANNEL SELECTION
Select the required channel by briefly pressing the or
keys. The selected channel is displayed on the LCD display.
Press and hold either key to quickly advance upwards or
downwards through the channels. Release the key when
the required channel is displayed
DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS
The LCD has two brightness levels to provide suitable
lighting for day or night use. The default setting is bright.
To select the ‘Dim’ setting:
Press and hold the Channel Down key while turning the
radio on. Minimum brightness will be selected.
To select the ‘Bright’ setting:
Press and hold the Channel Up key while turning the radio
on. Full brightness will be selected.
The selected brightness level will be retained in memory.
TRANSMITTING
To transmit, press the PTT button on the microphone. Hold
the microphone 2-6 cm from your mouth and slightly to
one side so your voice does not project directly into the
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REAR PANEL
OPERATION - GENERAL FUNCTIONS
Transmit Indicator Channel Number
Channel in
Scan Memory
Noise Limiter
Selected
Scan SelectedDual Watch
Selected
Priority Channel
Selected
Safety Channel
Selected
Busy Indicator
88 Key Selected
DISPLAY
MICROPHONE
Channel UpChannel Down
PTT Switch
CH88 / Priority
Channel
Antenna Socket DC Lead External Speaker
Socket

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Channel Up/Down keys then press the DW key. ‘DW’ will
appear on the display and the channel display will alternate
between your selected channel and the Priority channel.
If a signal is received on your selected channel, the radio
will pause on that channel but will continue to switch to
the Priority channel every 2 seconds and a brief interruption
to the signal will be noticed. Once the signal has gone,
normal Dual Watch switching will resume.
If a signal appears on the Priority channel at any time, the
radio will stop switching and will remain on the Priority
channel for as long as the signal is present. Once the signal
has gone, normal Dual Watch switching will resume.
Note: If you press the PTT switch while Dual Watch is
selected, your GX300 will transmit on the selected channel.
If you wish to talk on the Priority channel, press the 88/Pri
key to cancel the Dual Watch and switch straight to the
Priority channel.
27 MHZ CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS
To use the Dual Watch feature, adjust the squelch control
so the radio is quiet, select your preferred working or club
channel then press the DW key. ‘DW’ will appear on the
display and the channel display will alternate between your
selected channel and channel 88.
If a signal is received on your selected channel, the radio
will pause on that channel but will continue to switch to
channel 88 every 2 seconds and a brief interruption to the
signal will be noticed. Once the signal has gone, normal
Dual Watch switching will resume.
If a signal appears on channel 88 at any time, the radio will
stop switching and will remain on channel 88 for as long as
the signal is present. Once the signal has gone, normal Dual
Watch switching will resume.
Note: If you press the PTT switch while Dual Watch is
selected, your GX300 will transmit on the selected channel.
If you wish to talk on channel 88, press the 88 key to
cancel the Dual Watch and switch straight to channel 88.
MARINE BAND PROCEDURES
Most calls to other vessels or stations are made on channel
88. After listening to ensure channel 88 is clear, call the
other station, repeating both call signs three times.
e.g. “Coast Guard, Coast Guard, Coast Guard.
This is – Sea Spray, Sea Spray, Sea Spray
Over”
Once contact has been established, move straight
to another channel (e.g. 91 or 94) to continue your
conversation, leaving channel 88 clear for emergencies or
further calls. Don’t forget to return to channel 88 when you
have finished (or select Dual Watch on your radio) otherwise
you may miss other calls meant for you.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
All emergency calls should be made on channel 88. There
are three main types of emergency call.
1. “MAYDAY, MAYDAY, MAYDAY”
This call should be used when you are in grave or imminent
danger and require immediate assistance. You should call
MAYDAY three times followed by your vessel’s name or call
sign three times. Then state your position, a brief description
of your vessel, the nature of the emergency, the number of
people on board and their condition. If you hear no reply,
repeat the call at short intervals because someone may
be able to hear you but you might not be able to receive
their reply
After contact has been made, follow any instructions given
to you.
2. “PAN, PAN, PAN”
Use this call when an emergency situation exists but there
is no immediate danger. The call should be made in the
same way as the MAYDAY call. If you hear no reply, repeat
the call at regular intervals
3. “SECURITE, SECURITE, SECURITE”
(Pronounced Say-cure-e-tay)
This call is used to warn shipping of dangers or hazards, e.g.
bad weather, container adrift etc. The call may be made to a
local monitoring station or to all ships in the area.
MARINE CHANNEL ASSIGNMENTS
Channel Frequency Use
68 27.680 MHz Commercial, ship-shore-ship
72 27.720 MHz Professional Shipping
82 27.820 MHz Professional Shipping
86 27.860 MHz Secondary distress and safety
88 27.880 MHz Primary distress and safety
90 27.900 MHz Domestic ship-shore-ship
91 27.910 MHz Domestic ship-shore-ship
94 27.940 MHz Club events, ship-shore-ship
96 27.960 MHz Ship to ship
98 27.980 MHz Rescue organisations
OPERATION IN THE CB MODE
PRIORITY CHANNEL
The Priority channel is preset to road channel 8 allowing it
to be instantly recalled at the press of a key.
To use the Priority channel:
Simply press the 88/Pri key at any time. The radio will jump
straight to the road channel 8. If Scan or DW was selected,
they will be cancelled.
To return to the previously selected channel:
Press the 88/Pri key again.
DUAL WATCH (CB MODE)
Dual Watch in CB mode allows your GX300 to monitor
both the Priority channel and another selected channel by
quickly switching between them. Any signals received on
the Priority channel take precedence over signals on the
selected channel.
To use the Dual Watch feature, adjust the squelch control
so the radio is quiet, select your preferred channel using the
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Channel Frequency Suggested Usage
1 26.965 MHz General AM
2 26.975 MHz General AM
3 26.985 MHz General AM
4 27.005 MHz General AM
5 27.015 MHz General AM
6 27.025 MHz General AM
7 27.035 MHz General AM
8 27.055 MHz General AM (2)
9 27.065 MHz Emergency (1)
10 27.075 MHz General AM
11 27.085 MHz Call Channel
12 27.105 MHz General AM
13 27.115 MHz General AM
14 27.125 MHz General AM
15 27.135 MHz General AM
16 27.155 MHz General Use
17 27.165 MHz General Use
18 27.175 MHz General Use
19 27.185 MHz General Use
20 27.205 MHz General Use
21 27.215 MHz General Use
22 27.225 MHz General Use
23 27.255 MHz General Use
24 27.235 MHz General Use
25 27.245 MHz General Use
26 27.265 MHz General Use
27 27.275 MHz General Use
28 27.285 MHz General Use
29 27.295 MHz General Use
30 27.305 MHz General Use
31 27.315 MHz General Use
32 27.325 MHz General Use
33 27.335 MHz General Use
34 27.345 MHz General Use
35 27.355 MHz General Use
36 27.365 MHz General Use
37 27.375 MHz General Use
38 27.385 MHz General Use
39 27.395 MHz General Use
40 27.405 MHz General Use
(1) Legally Designated (2) Suggested Road Channel

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ANTENNA INSTALLATION
It is essential to select a good quality, high efficiency,
27 MHz antenna. A poor quality antenna or one not
designed for the specific frequency band you are using
will give very poor performance.
Since the GX300 is capable of being switched between
the 27 MHz Marine and the 27 MHz CB bands, it is
important to connect an antenna suitable for the band
you have selected. Because each band is in a different
part of the frequency spectrum it isn’t possible to have a
single antenna that will work well on both bands. You will
therefore need to select a suitable antenna to suit the band
you have selected.
GME have a huge range of suitable 27 MHz CB and
27 MHz Marine antennas to suit most installations and
applications. We recommend you contact your local Dealer
for advice.
Connect the antenna cable to the rear antenna socket using
a PL259 coaxial connector.
Note: The antenna connector is not waterproof.
NOISE SUPPRESSION
27 MHz Marine and CB radio can be prone to electrical
and ignition interference. The reason is that electrical noise
is a form of AM transmission similar to that used by your
radio and your radio’s receiver is very sensitive. In most
cases, ignition noise can be greatly reduced or eliminated
by selecting the Noise Limiter (NL) key on the radio. In
some severe cases, additional suppression may need to
be fitted to the ignition system of your vessel or vehicle, in
which case we recommend you consult an auto or marine
Electrician for advice specific to your installation.
Higher frequency electrical interference caused by electric
motors and bilge pumps can be suppressed directly at the
motor terminals. Electronic interference caused by other
electronic devices such as fishfinders is best minimized by
keeping the units, including all wiring and cables, separate
from your GX300.
DISCONNECTING THE MICROPHONE
It is recommended that the microphone be left permanently
connected to the GX300, but if it must be disconnected,
proceed as follows:
1. Insert a small screwdriver between the rubber boot
and the lip of the raised area on the front panel.
2. Ease the rubber boot out of the cable entry hole and
slide it along the cable away from the front panel.
3. Identify the plug locking lever, work the screwdriver
blade behind it and move the lever towards the plug
body. At the same time gently pull the plug from the
socket. (see diagram below)
If required, replacement microphones are available with
plug and rubber boot already fitted.
GENERAL
It is advisable to spend a little time selecting the best
location for your GX300. The mounting bracket can be
rotated above, below or behind the radio enabling the radio
to be mounted in a wide range of locations. In addition,
an optional flush mounting kit allows the radio to be flush
mounted in a panel or dashboard.
Keep the following points in mind
when choosing a location:
• The GX300 is designed to meet IP55 specifications
which allows for direct water spray, however
we recommended you select a location that will
minimise excessive exposure to continuous rain
or spray.
• Select a location that won’t expose your radio
to continuous direct sunlight which could cause
overheating.
• Ensure the location allows a free flow of air around
the heat sink on the back of the radio.
• The microphone and all controls should be readily
accessible and the loud speaker easily heard from
the normal steering or driving position. An extension
speaker can be installed if required.
• Components and currents in the radio create
magnetic fields. To avoid interference to compasses,
ships autopilot sensors etc, the GX300 should be
mounted at least 300 mm from such devices.
INSTALLING THE UNIT
After choosing a location, hold the unit with the mounting
bracket attached, to the desired position and mark the
location with a pencil. Remove the mounting bracket from
the radio and drill the mounting holes. Bolt or screw the
bracket in place using hardware suitable for the mounting
surface. The unit is supplied with stainless steel screws,
however, if the mounting surface is unsuitable for screws
you may need to replace these with stainless steel bolts.
Remember the fixings for overhead mounted units may
have to withstand heavy pounding when a vessel is in
rough water or being towed on a trailer or the vehicle is
on rough road.
DC CONNECTIONS
Connect the RED power lead to the positive (+) side of the
battery or to an accessory point in the vessel or vehicle’s
fuse box.
Connect the BLACK power lead to the negative (-) side of
the battery or to a ground point in your vessel or vehicle.
Note: The DC Connector is not waterproof. If installed in
an exposed location, the connector should be protected
with waterproof tape to prevent water ingress.
IMPORTANT: The RED power lead is fitted with a 2 Amp
fuse. If the fuse blows, use only a standard 2 Amp (3AG)
fuse as a replacement. Use of a higher rated fuse or a
slow-blow type could result in damage to your radio which
would void the warranty
If required, an extension speaker may be installed to
improve sound levels in noisy environments or in locations
further away from the steering or driving position. For
locations exposed to water we recommend the SPK45
which will fit the supplied adaptor that connects to the
extension speaker socket on the rear of the radio.
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Extension Speaker
(optional)
27 MHz
Antenna
Fuse
Black - Red +
GX300 12 Volt
Battery
Flush Mounting (Optional MK001W/B
flush mounting kit available)
Panel Mounting Overhead Mounting Upright Mounting
INSTALLATION
Cable
Screwdriver
Locking Lever
move to left to
release Plug
Cable entry hole

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ELECTRICAL
General
Complies with: AS4367 and
AS/NZS4355 (Australia only)
Frequency Range: 26.965 - 27.980 MHz
Channel Set: Australian 27 MHz Marine
Australian 27 MHz
Citizens Band
Modulation: AM (A3E)
Supply Voltage: • 12.6 V DC nominal
• 10.8 – 15.2 V DC range
Frequency Error: < 50 ppm over
temperature range
Dual Watch: Monitor Time - 250 ms
Monitor Period - 2 seconds
Scan Rate: 5 channels/second
Transmitter
Modulation Frequency
Response: 300 Hz to 3 kHz, + 1 - 3 dB
Max Modulation Depth: 100%
Carrier Output Power: 4 watts Max
Microphone Level @1 kHz
for 60% Modulation: 1 Pa
Spurious Emissions: < - 26 dBm
Receiver
Demodulated Frequency
Response: 300 Hz to 3 kHz, + 1 - 3 dB
Receive Sensitivity for
12 dB SINAD @ 30%
Modulation: - 110 dBm
Max Squelch: < - 80 dBm
Adjacent Channel
Sensitivity: ≥ 55 dB
Spurious Response
Immunity: ≥ 55 dB
Conducted Spurous
Radiation: - 57 dBm
Audio Output Power
8 Ohms: 2.5 Watts
MECHANICAL
Dimensions: 65 (H) x 167 (D) x 55 (W) mm
Weight: 450 grams
ENVIRONMENTAL
Temperature Range: - 10°C to + 60°C
Immersion: IP55 (less connectors)
The radio is not designed for water immersion. The DC
Connector and antenna connector should be protected
against water ingress when installed in exposed locations.
The GX300 will operate over the 26 - 30 MHz frequency
range. For information specific to frequencies outside of
the Australian Marine or CB Bands, please refer to the
appropriate amendment, or contact GME at
[e-mail]
GME limit this warranty to the original purchaser of
the equipment.
GME warrant the GX300 to be free from defects in
material and workmanship for a period of twelve
(12) months from the date of purchase from their
authorised Dealer.
Should the product require servicing during this
period, all labour and parts used to effect repairs will
be supplied free of charge. GME reserve the right to
determine whether damage has been occasioned by
accident, misuse or improper installation whereby
the warranty would be void, including equipment
which has been damaged due to:
(a) Incorrect or reverse polarity connection to
a battery or power supply or to an incorrect
supply voltage.
(b) Operation without an antenna or by connection
to an antenna which has been incorrectly
installed, resulting in damage to the radio’s
output circuit.
(c) Effects of water or moisture penetration.
(d) Non-factory modifications.
Procedure to be followed by claimant: In the event
of a defect occurring during the warranty period,
the original Purchaser may return the defective
unit along with suitable proof of purchase date
(i.e. receipt, docket, credit card slip etc.) and a full
description of the defect to the Dealer from whom
the unit was purchased. All freight charges incurred
for transportation by the Dealer or GME are the
Purchaser’s responsibility.
GME AFTER SALES SERVICE
Your radio is especially designed for the environment
encountered in marine installations. The use of
all solid state circuitry, careful design and rigorous
testing, result in high reliability. Should failure occur
however, GME maintain a fully equipped service
facility and spare parts stock to meet the customer’s
requirements long after expiry of the warranty period.
SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications are typical unless otherwise indicated and may be subject to change without notice or obligation.
WARRANTY
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