GME GR200B User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
GR200
AM/FM/VHF MARINE
BROADCAST RADIO
INNOVATIVE ELECTRONICS

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FEATURES ........................................................ 3
ACCESSORIES ..................................................... 3
COMPLIANCE ..................................................... 4
LISTENING TO FM IN YOUR BOAT ...................................... 4
LCD DISPLAY ...................................................... 4
CONTROLS ....................................................... 5
Power Key .................................................... 5
Mode Key .................................................... 5
Band Key ..................................................... 5
Up/Down Keys ................................................. 6
Memory Keys .................................................. 6
OPERATION ...................................................... 6
Turning the GR200 ON and OFF .................................... 6
Adjusting the Sound. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Tuning for Stations .............................................. 8
Memory Keys .................................................. 9
Automatic Memory Storage ....................................... 9
Local/DX Mode ............................................... 10
Stereo/Mono Mode ............................................ 10
INSTALLATION ................................................... 10
Mounting the GR200 ........................................... 11
Electrical Wiring ............................................... 12
SPECIFICATIONS .................................................. 14
STANDARD COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACT WARRANTY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
BRANCH ADDRESSES ....................................... BACK PAGE
CONTENTS

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FEATURES
• Compact design with bracket or flush mounting options
• Ingress Protection to IP55*
• 7 bands (LW, SW, AM1, AM2, FM1, FM2, VHF)
• 6 preset frequency memories per band
• Simple push button controls.
• Front panel ‘monitor’ speaker
• Large white backlit display with ‘dim’ feature
• FM stereo reception
• Bass, treble and balance controls
• Separate bass and treble memories for each band
• Over voltage indicator
• Reverse polarity protection
• Static discharge protection at antenna input
• User selectable VHF frequencies and NOAA weather channels
• Auxiliary audio input
• Available in black or white
ACCESSORIES
Supplied
2 x extension speaker leads - 3.5 mm mini jack
Mounting bracket, gimbal knobs and stainless steel screws
DC supply lead
Instruction manual
Optional
In-dash flush mounting kits – MK100W (white), MK100B (black), MK002W, MK002B.
Rear flush mount kit – MK600
Choose from a range of GME antennas
Choose from a range of GME speakers
Cabin cover – CVR001W (white), CVR001B (black).
Auxiliary input interface cable - LE74
*Refer: www.gme.net.au/IPRatings

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COMPLIANCE
This device complies with AS/NZS 61000.6.3:2007
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is subject to the condition
that this device does not cause harmful interference.
LISTENING TO FM IN YOUR BOAT
The majority of FM broadcasts are music programs. Compared with AM signals, FM
signals have a wider dynamic range, are relatively immune to noise and provide virtually
distortion free music reproduction. However, because of the nature of FM signals and
the fact that FM stations are usually positioned for shore based reception, reception in a
moving boat may be accompanied by problems.
FM programs are broadcast for local reception and may not be heard satisfactorily at
distant locations. To enjoy FM programs at their best, it is important that you tune to a
station that is broadcasting in your locality.
FM signals can reflect from solid objects such as buildings or hills. If these reflected
signals are received along with signals that are arriving directly from the transmitter, they
may mix together to produce what is known as ‘multipath distortion’. This distortion is
heard as noise. Often, moving as little as one metre from your position will correct
this problem.
FM signals travel in straight lines. Because the signals are reflected from or absorbed by
large solid objects, a signal ‘shadow’ may be present behind the object which may result
in poor reception in that area.
LCD DISPLAY
VHF Channels Memory Number
Band Selection Modes
Frequency
Weather Channels
Auxiliary Input

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CONTROLS
POWER KEY
Press and hold the Power key to turn the GR200 ON or OFF. While the radio is ON
briefly press the Power key to toggle the audio mute function. ‘MUTE’ will flash on the
display when the mute function is activated.
MODE KEY (M)
The Mode key provides access to the Volume, Bass, Treble, Balance, Frequency Adjustment,
Automatic Memory Store (AMS) and Local/DX settings.
The Mode selection will automatically return to the Volume setting 20 seconds after the
last key press.
BAND KEY (B)
The GR200 has 7 selectable frequency bands plus an Auxiliary audio input. The frequency
bands available are Long Wave (LW), Short Wave (SW), AM (AM1 and AM2), FM (FM1
and FM2) and VHF Marine (VHF). The Auxiliary input mode allows audio from external
sources such as MP3 players to be connected via a 3.5 mm socket lead on the rear panel.
The frequency coverage of each band is listed in the specifications on page 14 of
this manual.
Speaker
LCD Display Mode Key
Up Key
Down Key
Band Key
Memory Keys Power/Mute Key
M
B

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UP/DOWN KEYS
The Up and Down keys are used to adjust functions selected using the Mode key.
MEMORY KEYS
Six memory keys are provided for storage and retrieval of station memories.
OPERATION
TURNING THE GR200 ON AND OFF
To switch the GR200 on, press and hold the key for two seconds.
The radio will turn ON.
To switch the GR200 off, press and hold the key for two seconds.
The radio will turn OFF.
Note: When the GR200 is switched off or the power is interrupted, it will remember the
last state that it was set to and return to that state when it is switched back on.
ADJUSTING THE SOUND
Adjusting the Volume
During normal use, the GR200 will default to the volume mode. Whenever the volume
mode is selected ‘VOL’ is displayed on the right of the LCD. If you are not in the volume
mode, briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until ‘VOL’ is displayed on the LCD.
To adjust the volume, press the or key. Pressing the key will increase the volume
while pressing the key will decrease the volume. The volume setting will be displayed
on the LCD. Minimum volume setting displays a value of 0 with a maximum volume
setting of 30. To quickly adjust the volume setting, press and hold the or key.
Adjusting the Bass
To select the bass mode, briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until BAS is displayed on
the right of the LCD. To adjust the bass, press the or key. Pressing the key will
increase the bass while pressing the Key will decrease the bass. The bass setting will
be displayed on the LCD. Minimum bass setting displays a value of -7 with a maximum
bass setting of +7. A setting of 0 indicates a flat bass response. To quickly adjust the bass
setting, press and hold the or key.

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Adjusting the Treble
To select the treble mode, briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until ‘TRE’ is displayed
on the right of the LCD. To adjust the treble, press the or key. Pressing the key
will increase the treble while pressing the key will decrease the treble. The treble
setting will be displayed on the LCD. Minimum treble setting displays a value of -7 with
a maximum treble setting of +7. A setting of 0 indicates a flat treble response. To quickly
adjust the treble setting, press and hold the or key.
Adjusting the Balance
The balance setting controls the audio balance between the left and right speaker.
Note: The balance mode is only available when the external speakers are attached. If
running the GR200 from the internal monitor speaker, the balance function is skipped
when the Mode key is pressed.
Briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until ‘BAL’ is displayed on the right of the LCD.
To adjust the Balance, press the or key. Pressing the key will adjust the balance
towards the left speaker while pressing the Key will adjust the Balance towards the
right speaker. The Balance setting will be displayed on the LCD. Full left balance displays a
value of L10 with a full right balance setting of R10. A setting of 0 indicates the balance
is set equally between both speakers. To quickly adjust the Balance setting, press and
hold the or key.
Muting the Sound
The Mute feature allows the radio’s sound to be temporarily disabled without affecting
any other settings. This is useful when making calls on your two way radio or mobile
phone or during a local conversation where the radio sound is distracting.
To temporarily mute the radio, briefly press the key. The audio will be temporarily
disabled and no sound will be heard from the speaker(s). While the sound is muted,
‘MUTE’ will flash on the display.
To cancel the Mute selection and restore the sound to its previous level, briefly press the
key again.
Dimming the Display
The display lighting can be dimmed for night time viewing. The default setting is
maximum brightness. To dim the display:
1. Press and hold the key to turn the GR200 OFF.
2. Now press and hold the key again. The GR200 will turn on. DON’T RELEASE THE
KEY YET.
3. Now briefly press the M key to toggle the display lighting dim or bright. Once you
have selected the display lighting you can release the key.

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TUNING FOR STATIONS
Selecting the Frequency Band
The GR200 has 7 selectable frequency bands plus an Auxiliary audio input. The frequency
bands available are Long Wave (LW), Short Wave (SW), Medium Wave (AM1 and AM2),
FM (FM1 and FM2) and VHF Marine (VHF). The Auxiliary input mode allows audio from
external sources such as MP3 players to be connected via a 3.5 mm socket lead on the
rear panel.
To select the desired frequency band (or the Auxiliary input) briefly press the Band key.
Each press will advance to the next band in the sequence and the corresponding symbol
LW, SW, AUX, AM1, AM2, FM1, FM2 or VHF will appear on the display to confirm your
selection. Note that when the AUX input is selected, ‘In’ will also be displayed when an
external device is connected.
The frequency coverage of each band is listed in the specifications on page 14 of this
manual. For information on the ‘AUX’ selection please see ‘Auxiliary Input’ on page 13.
Selecting USA or European Receiver Standards
The GR200 supports USA, Canadian and European standards for AM and FM reception.
Australian models conform to the European standard and are set that way by default.
Owners in the USA or Canada should select the USA or Canadian standard.
To switch between the standards, press and hold the Band key for 3 seconds. The GR200
will display ‘E’ at the top of the display for European, ‘U’ for USA or ‘C’ for Canada. The
‘E’, ‘U’ or ‘C’ symbols will disappear once any of the memory preset buttons are pressed.
The differences between the European, USA and Canadian bands are listed in the
specifications on page 14 of this manual.
Note: When the VHF marine band is selected, switching between USA, Canadian and
European standards will also select USA , Canadian or International VHF marine
channel allocations.
Manually Tuning the Frequency
Briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until ‘FREQ’ is displayed on the right hand side
of the LCD. You can now manually change the frequency. To adjust the frequency, briefly
press the or key. Pressing the key will increase the frequency while pressing the
Key will decrease the frequency. The frequency will be displayed on the LCD.
Scanning for Stations
While in frequency tuning mode, press and hold the or key for 3 seconds. The
GR200 will automatically scan upwards or downwards in frequency starting at the
present frequency. When a station is found, scanning will stop on that frequency.
Note: When tuning in the VHF band, standard VHF marine channel numbers 1-28 and 60-88
are displayed. If the USA or Canadian standard is selected, an additional ten NOAA weather
channels are also available. When these are selected, ‘WEATHER’ is displayed on the LCD.

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MEMORY KEYS
The GR200 has 6 preset memory keys which allow up to 6 frequencies to be stored and
recalled within each band. Because there are two identical AM bands and two identical
FM bands, this allows 12 AM and 12 FM preset memories. The memories can be stored
either manually or automatically.
Manually locating and storing station frequencies in the preset Memories
1. Press the Band key repeatedly until the required band is selected.
2. Press the Mode key repeatedly until the frequency adjustment mode is selected
(‘FREQ’ will be displayed).
3. Press the or key briefly to manually step through the frequencies. To
automatically scan for the next station, press and hold the or key.
4. Once the required station has been located, press and hold one of the six memory
keys for 3 seconds. The frequency will flash and the sound will mute briefly as the
frequency is stored into the selected memory. The selected memory number will be
displayed at the top of the LCD.
Repeat steps 3 and 4 above to store other frequencies into the preset memories.
Note: If a frequency or VHF marine channel is selected that is already stored in memory,
the allocated memory number will also be displayed.
Recalling stations from the preset Memories
Select the required band, then briefly press the required memory button. The GR200 will
switch to the frequency stored in that memory location and the selected memory number
will be displayed at the top of the LCD.
AUTOMATIC MEMORY STORAGE (AMS)
The AMS feature allows the GR200 to search the selected band for stations and
automatically store the first six strongest stations it locates into the station memories.
While activated, the Local (LOC) receiver sensitivity mode is temporarily enabled to ensure
only stronger local stations are selected.
To activate the AMS feature, briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until ‘AMS’ is
displayed on the lower right of the LCD. To begin the search, press the or key.
Pressing the key will cause the GR200 to search upwards through the frequencies
while pressing the key will cause it to search downwards. The search will begin from
the last displayed frequency. As strong stations are found they will be automatically stored
into the station memories. When all six memories have been filled, or the entire band has
been searched, the search will stop and the station in Memory 1 will be selected.
To manually stop the memory search, briefly press the or key. To change the search
direction, briefly press the opposite key after the search has been
manually stopped.

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LOCAL/DX MODE
The Local/DX mode controls the receiver’s sensitivity when in the FM mode. The GR200
can be set to high sensitivity for long distance reception (DX) or low sensitivity for local
reception (LOC).
Briefly press the Mode key repeatedly until AMS is selected then press ONCE more
to access the LOC function. Press the or keys to toggle LOCAL or DX modes. A
solid LOC symbol on the display indicates LOCAL mode is selected. If the LOC symbol is
flashing then DX mode is selected.
When the GR200 returns to the normal display mode, LOC will be displayed if Local
mode is select. If LOC is not visible then DX mode is selected.
STEREO/MONO MODE
The Stereo/Mono function can be selected on the FM band when the external stereo
speakers are attached. If the GR200 is only operating from the internal monitor speaker,
Mono/Stereo selection is not available.
Mono
Selecting Mono improves the quality of the reception when FM signals are weak or noisy
by disabling stereo detection. When Mono is selected, there is no indication on
the display.
Stereo
Select stereo for normal stereo listening on the FM bands. When stereo is selected and a
stereo signal is being received, ‘ST’ is displayed.
To switch between Mono and Stereo modes, press and hold the Mode key for 3 seconds.
The ST icon will appear or disappear indicating the current selection.
INSTALL ATION
Rear Panel Connections
Left Speaker
Output
Right Speaker
Output
Antenna
Socket
3.5 mm Aux
Audio Input
DC
Power

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MOUNTING THE GR200
The GR200 is designed to be mounted in several different ways to enable it to be
installed in the most convenient position. The GR200 is designed to meet IP55 Standard
(Refer: www.gme.net.au/IPRatings). A location should be selected which provides the best
viewing angle for the display. For best results select a location that is free from excessive
vibration and continuous direct sunlight.
Upright or Overhead Mounting
Position the mounting bracket onto the GR200 so that the mounting holes in the bracket
align with those on the side of the unit, and fit the gimbal knobs. Temporarily position
the bracket in the desired location and roughly mark the bracket edges. Now remove the
unit from the bracket and reposition the bracket to mark the mounting holes. Screw or
bolt the bracket into position. The mounting method will depend on the surface to which
the bracket is being attached. Refit the GR200 to the bracket and adjust the unit to the
correct position before tightening the gimbal knobs.
Complete the antenna lead and electrical wiring as described later.
Flush Mounting
If you require to flush mount your GR200 we recommend the MK100 flush mounting kit
designed especially for the purpose. Instructions and a mounting template are included
with the kit.
Panel Mount Overhead Mount Upright Mount
Panel
Bracket
GR200

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ELECTRICAL WIRING
The GR200 is suitable for either negative or positive ground systems.
Note: The GR200 has an over voltage detector to indicate when excessive voltage is
being applied to the radio. The over voltage detector is triggered when the voltage being
applied to the power leads exceeds 18 Volts DC. If this happens, the words ‘hi dc’ will
flash on the display. If the voltage exceeds 21 Volts DC, the radio will automatically
shut down.
Referring to the Wiring Diagram
1. Connect the RED fused wire directly to the positive terminal of the battery or to a
point in the vessels electrical wiring that provides a +12 Volt connection.
2. Connect the Black negative wire directly to the battery’s negative terminal or to a
negative point in the vessels wiring.
Speaker Connections
Note: For simple installations, the GR200 can be used without external speakers if
required. The GR200’s internal monitor speaker can provide good quality mono sound
suitable for many applications. For full stereo sound you will need to connect a pair of
external speakers. The GR200’s internal monitor speaker is automatically disconnected
when the external speakers are plugged in.
Left
Speaker
Aux Input
Right
Speaker
MP3
Player Antenna
6A Fuse

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The GR200 is supplied with two speaker adapter leads which are designed to accept the
standard bullet connectors found on some GME marine speakers and most marine and
automotive speaker cables. The plugs on the speaker adapters plug into the matching the
sockets on the rear of the GR200. The plugs are fitted with protective flexible covers.
When connecting the speakers, observe the correct polarity as shown in the diagram.
Incorrect polarity will result in a reduction of bass response and stereo effect. The use of
speakers with an impedance of less than 4 ohms is not recommended as they will cause
excessive loading of the GR200’s output circuit.
The GR200 is a two speaker system that requires one pair of wires for each speaker. Avoid
shorting the speaker wires together or touching them to the supply voltage or to ground.
Once the GR200 is connected, you can adjust the balance between the left and right
speaker using the Balance function.
Auxiliary Audio Input
Connect an MP3 player or other external audio device to the 3.5 mm socket on the
Auxiliary Input lead mounted on the rear panel. To select the AUX input, press the Band
key repeatedly until ‘AUX’ ‘In’ is displayed.
A 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm accessory lead (LE74) is available separately from your GME dealer.
Antenna Connection
The antenna should be mounted in a position as high as practical to ensure good
reception especially in areas of low signal strength. When installing the antenna, ensure
a minimum clearance of around 20 cm from bow or stern rails or windscreen frames etc.
It is also recommended the antenna be placed at least one metre from two-way radio
antennas to minimise interference from radio transmissions.
To connect the antenna to your GR200, simply plug the antenna lead into the flying
antenna socket on the rear of the unit.
Waterproofing the Connections
After installation, the power, speaker and antenna connectors should be wrapped in
waterproof tape or similar to minimise the risk of corrosion or water damage. Do not
use normal electrical tape as this will not provide an adequate seal against water. The
connectors should then be positioned where they are not directly exposed to
the elements.
Fuse Replacement
If the fuse in the DC lead should blow, it should be replaced with a 6 Amp 3AG type.
In the event of a failure, the use of a higher value fuse could result in damage to your
GR200 which would void the warranty.

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SPECIFICATION S*
GENERAL
Complies with: AS/NZS 61000.6.3:2007
Frequency Range: LW, MW, SW, VHF, AM and FM
Channel Set: Broadcast Radio Bands and VHF Marine Band
Scan Speed: 100 ms/channel
Supply Voltage Range: 10.8 – 15.6 V DC negative earth
Current Protection: 6 Amp 3AG fuse
Reverse Polarity &
Over Voltage Protection: ‘hi dc’ at 18 V shutdown at 21 V
RECEIVER
LW Frequency Range: 144 – 430 kHz, 1 kHz step
SW Frequency Range: 2-10 MHz, 5 kHz step
MW (AM) Frequency Range: 522 – 1710 kHz, 9 kHz step (EU/AUS/NZ)
530 – 1710 kHz, 10 kHz step (USA/CANADA)
FM Frequency Range: 87.5 – 108 MHz, 100 kHz step (EU/AUS/NZ)
87.5 – 108 MHz, 100 kHz step (USA/CANADA)
VHF FM Marine Band: 155 – 165 MHz, 25 kHz step
IF Frequencies: 1st: 10.7 MHz, 2nd: 450 kHz
Modulation Frequency Response: 60 Hz –15 kHz for FM
Adjacent Channel Rejection: > 73 dB
Intermodulation Rejection: > 73 dB
Blocking Rejection: > 90 dB
Spurious Rejection: > 75 dB
Audio Output Power: 2 x 40 watts P-P (2 x 15 watt Rms)
Audio S/N: > 45 dB
Conducted Spurious Emission: < -70 dB
Current Consumption: Full Volume: < 5 Amps
SENSITIVITY
AM: -101 dBm 20 dB SINAD
FM: -101 dBm 30 dB SINAD
VHF: -105 dBm 12 dB SINAD
MECHANICAL
Unit Dimensions: 164 (W) x 65 (H) x 70 (D) mm
Unit Weight: 482 g approx.
Flush Mounting Depth: 55 mm min.

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*All specifications are typical and subject to change without notice or obligation.
STA NDAR D COMMUNIC ATIONS CO NTR AC T WARRANTY
1. STATUTORY WARRANTIES
1.1 The Trade Practices Act Part V, Division 2A
and other legislation imply conditions,
warranties and other obligations on us
to consumers that cannot be excluded,
restricted or modified. Those provisions
apply to the extent required by law.
1.2 We exclude all other conditions, warranties
and obligations which would otherwise be
implied concerning the activities covered by
this agreement.
1.3 We limit our liability where we are allowed
to do so. Examples of where we are allowed
to limit liability are -
(a) you acquire goods from us for re-supply;
(b) the goods or services we supply are not
of a kind ordinarily acquired for personal,
domestic or household use
or consumption.
1.4 Where we are allowed to limit our liability,
to the extent permitted by law, our sole
liability for breach of a condition, warranty
or other obligation implied by law is limited
-
(a) i n the case of goods we supply, to any
one of the following as we decide -
(i) the replacement of the goods or the
supply of equivalent goods;
(ii) the repair of the goods;
(iii) the payment of the cost of repairing
the goods or of acquiring equivalent
goods;
(iv) the payment of the cost of having
the goods repaired; or
(b) in the case of services we supply, to
any one of the following as
we decide -
(i) the supplying of the services again;
(ii) the payment of the cost of having the
services supplied again.
2. ADDITIONAL WARRANTIES
2.1 The warranties in this clause are in addition
to the statutory warranties referred to in the
previous clause.
2.2 We warrant our goods to be free
fromdefects in materials and workmanship
for one year from the date of original sale
(or another period we agree to in writing).
During this period and as our sole liability to
you under this warranty, we agree to, at our
option, either repair or replace goods which
we are satisfied are defective. We warrant
replacement parts for the remainder of the
period of warranty for the goods into which
they are incorporated.
2.3 We warrant our other repairs to be free from
defects in materials and workmanship for
three months from the date of the original
repair. During this period and as our sole
liability to you for the repair, we agree to
repair or replace (at our option) repaired
goods which we are satisfied are defective.
2.4 We warrant that we will perform services
with reasonable care and skill and agree
to investigate any complaint made in good
faith that we have performed services
unsatisfactorily. If we are satisfied that
the complaint is justified, and as our sole
liability to you under this warranty, we agree
to supply those services again at no extra
charge to you.
2.5 If you want warranty service under this
clause you must give us an original or copy
of the sales invoice from the transaction or
some other evidence showing details of
the transaction .
ENVIRONMENTAL
Ingress Protection Rating: IP55 - Refer: www.gme.net.au/IPRatings
Temperature Range: -10°C to +60°C
Solar Radiation: Case UV stabilised
Compass Safe Distance: 200 mm
EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
DC Supply: 2 Pin polarised plug socket
External Speakers: 3.5 mm mini phone jacks
Auxiliary input: 3.5 mm stereo phone jack

Part No. 310481 Drawing. No.: 44945-3
Branches:
MELBOURNE, 7 Micro Circuit, DANDENONG STH 3165 . T: [phone] F: [phone]
ADELAIDE, Unit 1, 14 Phillips St, THEBARTON 5031. T: [phone] F: [phone]
PERTH, Unit 1, 10-12 Harvard Way, CANNING VALE 6155 . T: [phone] F: [phone]
BRISBANE, Unit 1, 89-101 Factory Rd, OXLEY 4075 . T: [phone] F: [phone]
SYDNEY, Unit B, 22-24 College St, GLADESVILLE 2111 . T: [phone] F: [phone]
AUCKLAND, 2/24 Bishop Dunn Pl, East Tamaki, MANUKAU 2163 NZ. T: [phone] F: [phone]
For customers outside Australia and New Zealand please contact your local GME retailer or
email:[e-mail]
www.gme.net.au
A division of: Standard Communications Pty. Ltd.
Head office: SYDNEY, Locked Bag 2086, North Ryde,
NSW 1670, Australia. T: [phone] F: [phone]
3. OTHER LIMITATIONS
3.1 You may not rely on any representation,
warranty or other provision by or for us
which is not covered by clause [ 1 ] or
repeated in this agreement in clear terms.
3.2 We are not liable (nor are our employees,
contractors and agents) for any damage,
economic loss or loss of profits whether
direct, indirect, general, special or
consequential -
(a) arising out of any breach of any implied
or express term, condition or warranty; or
(b) suffered as a result of our negligence
(or that of our employees, contractors or
agents)
- apart from liability as set out in the
previous two clauses.
3.3 The liability of a party under this agreement
(whether arising in contract, tort or by
statute) is to be reduced by the same
proportion as represents the proportion of
the loss or damage caused or contributed to
by the other party, its contractors or agents.
GME AFTER SALES SERVICE
Your GME GR200 is especially designed
for the environment encountered in mobile
or marine applications. 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.