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SiTANDARD.
TFilPLE EANS
G59OODA
c5908DE
OWNER'S
MANUAL
Thank
you
for
purchasing
our
transceiver.
For
proper
use
of
your
transceiver,
please
readthis
manualthoroughly.
Keepthismanual
in
asafe
place
for
reference
ata
laterdate.
5OMHZ/
144MH2I44OMHz FM TRANSCEIVER
3
eg
19
25
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43
47
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MARANTZ
JAPAN,
INC
I How
tousethismanual.
OThis transceiver
cov€rs
50MHz,144MHz
and44OMHZ
b.nds. Thismanuat's
descriptionsare
basedonthe
UHF
(440
MHz
band)
olCS9q)DA
OThismanual
usesthe
following
symbols.
E Reference
loanother
page
Function
mode
Function
Blinkmode
E
tr
I After
unpacking,
make
surethat
thefollowing
items
areincluded.
1. Owner's
manual...........
.................
...............1
2. Blockdiagram
...............
..................
............1
3. Microphone
(CMP883)
..
.................
.
.
.........1
4. Transceiver...................................................
1
5. Powersupply
cable...........
.................
........1
6. Mounting
bracket........................................
I
7. Mounting
sclewslormobiles
bracket
Bolts
(M4
mmx8mm)
..............................4
Bolts
(M5
mmx20
mm)............................4
Nuts
(M5
mm)
.............................................
4
Flat
washers
(M5
mm)...............................8
Lock
washers
(M5
mm)
.............................
4
Tapping
screws
(M5
mmx15
mm).........4
HexagonWrench
........................................
1
8. Microphonshunger..................
..................1
9. Sparetuses
(12A)........................................2
10.oTMF
unitCTD5700...................................
1
(Attach6d
lo the mainbody.)
12.
CTCSSione
squelchunit
CTN5700.........
1
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tothe mainbody.)
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Table
ofContents
REPEATER
OPERATIONS 43
TheRepeater
Function
...................-........_._.
....................44
lJsingRepeater
i,4ode
(Auto
Repeater
Mode)..................44
Cancelling
AutoRepeater
Mode.................._...................44
Setting
RepeaierMode
lllanua
y.....................................
44
Receiving
a
StationDtrectlyin
RepeaterMode
(Beverse)
45
Changing
the
OlfsetFrequency
and
CTCSS
ToneFrequency
forRepeater
Mode...............45
UsingaRepeaterwhich
requires
a
1750
HzTone
Burst
Signat........................................46
ADDITIONAL
FUNCTIONS 47
Removing
the
BandLimit.................................................48
Preventing
Unintentional
Transmission
(PTT
Lock).........48
RF
Squelch................ ...................48
Changingthe
Frequencies
on
Both
Sides
ol
theDisplaySimultaneousty(VFOLink).....
...............49
Changingthe
Display
Brightness
(Dimmer)
....................49
ChangingtheVolume
ofthe
Beep....................................49
SettingthePTT
BeepTransmission(Sland-by
Eeep)
......50
Stopping
theTransmission
Automatically
(Time-Out
Timeo
....... .............,50
Muting
theOpposite
BandAutomaticay(Auto
Mute)
......50
Mutingthe
Sub-band
(Sub-band
Mute)
...-.-....................,.
50
Turningthe
Powerolf
Automatically
(Auto
powef
Ofi) .....51
Seitingthe
Cross-bandRepeater
....................................
S
j
Settingthe
AutoAMReception
Mode
.............._._............51
SettingtheAlvl
Reception
ModeManually
.......................51
USINGTHEACCESSORIES 53
Enler
theFrequency
Directlywith
theMlcrophone
...........54
Code-Squelch
andPaging...............................................54
Settingthe
Code-squelch
code........................................
S5
UsingtheCode-sque1ch..................................................55
SettingIndividual
Codefor
Paging..................
.
..............55
SettinqPaging
Codesfor
Other
Slations..........................
56
Setting
aGroupCode ...................56
Transmitting
aPaging
Signat........................
... .............57
Receiving
aPaging
Signal...............................................57
Delayed
fue-squeEh Paging
Send
Trrne
......................
58
ChanginglheBeeps
a
rhe
Pagrng
mode
. ......................58
UsingDTMFCode ......... ..58
Transmrttrng
aOTMFfue lrom
lheMrcrophone. 58
Storingthe
DTMFCade
In
Memory.. 59
ChangrngaDTMFCodeStoredrnMenro.y
......._... 59
SendrngaDTMFCodekom
aMemory
....._.._.....
............
60
Erasrnglhe
DTMFclde ............_..........._...._...__.._.............60
ChangrngtheIntervai
SendrngTime
ofthe DTMF
Code ..60
SettingtheDTMF
Conlrot..................__................._..........61
Receivrngthe
DTMFConlrolcode..-.............
.. .............61
ChangrngtheFrequency
by
DTMFControl
......................6l
UsrngTone
Squelch
(CTCSS)
....,....................................62
Usrng
theTone
Encoder
andTone
Squelch.....................62
ChanglnglheFrequency
oltheTone
Signal....................62
Usngthe
CAW590Series
Optionat
Cabte.......................63
PACKET
OPERATIONS 65
DataPacket
Transmission
..........._..................._...............66
1200
bpsDataPacket
Transmission................................
66
High
Speed9600
bpsDataPacket
Communication
.........67
Switching
between1200
and
9600bps............................67
Selectingthe
BandtoReceive
PacketData
.....................67
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INSTALLATION
Precautions
Installation
location
For
proper
operationof
your
transceiver,
please
iol
owthe
guidelines
listed
beiow
. Avoid
exposingthetransceiver
to
high
temperature,
humidity
ordust.Avoida ocationwith
directexposure
tosunlighl.InstaI
lhetranscetverin
a drywell,
ventilated
area
. In
order
to
keep
thekansceiver
cool,
provide
sufficienl
spacein
backandunderneath
thetransceiver
to
permit
theradialing
fins
tooperate
proper
y tt s
norrnallor
lhetransceivers
maln
untt
may
gel
wafr
. Mount
thetransceiver
sothebackol
thetransceiver
does
not
touch
any
material
that
couldbedamaged
by
heat.
Install
thetransceiverin
a place
free
of
excessivevrbrations.
Dashboard
mounting
.lt isrecommended
thatthetransceiver
bemounted
underthe
dashboard,onthe
sideotthe
glove
boxor
undertheinstrument
panel.
CAUTION;
Neverinstall
thetransceiverin
thefollowing
ptacesi
. Near
airconditioneroutletvents . Exposed
todirect
sunlight . places
withexcessive
. Near
electronic
circuits . Placeswhere
thetranscerver
mayaifect
safetydriving
Power
supply
. The
transceiveris
designed
for
vehicles
wilh12VDC
electricalsystems.
lt
cannotbeusedinvehicles
with
24VDC
electrical
systems.
. Never
connectthe
transceivertoAlternating
Current
(AC).
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oanage
lothelrarsceive'.
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HW
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INSTALLATION
Connecting
the
power
supply
cable
ForVehicle
Thetransceiverrequires
power
irom
thevehic
e's12VDC
battery.
Usethe
power
supplycordin
lheaccessory
package
toconnecl
thebattery
tothetranscetver
Fuse
Bor Baflery
(12V)
I Before
connection,
disconnect
lhenegatiye
"-"
lermrna
otthebattery.
This
prevents
ashort
circuit.
2 Connect
the
red
wre
ofthetransceiverto
the
pos
tive
le ry-d o' tre oale.y F''.rly igller-
the
ballery
lerm
aa
3 Coonect
the
black
wire
olthe
transceiver
tothe
negat
ve
terminal
ofthebattery.
Firmly
tightenthe
batterytermnal.
4 Connect
the
power
connector
onthemainbody
to
theconneclor
onthe
power
supplycable.
Advice
. lfthe
suppliedcableis
notlong
enough,
usethe
CAWs75
orCAW576
optiona
power
cable.
CAUTION
. When
usingthetransceiver
invehicle
with
a
24VOC
electrical
system,aDC-DC
converter
toconvert24
VDC
to12VDC
must
beused.
. ll
thevehic
eis
notusedfor
along
period
of
time
d
sco'rnecllhe
power
sLpply
cable
. The
rranscerverrequires
12
A
fuses.
Batlery
olthevehicle
(se
€),,satqec
euortdoaq)5-sl. otralau
salqec
leuoDdo
aqt
lnoqv
(91
€) ,,sued,o
uortcunl
pue
uorlerado,,olialau
.
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Zt)iSC
INSTALLATION
AttachingtheAntenna
ForVehicle
The
performance
oithetransceiverdependson
thetypeofantennaused.Seect
anantennathatmatches
your
operal|ngrequrremenrs.
IndependenlAntenna
144MH2Band CommonAntenna
D
Whenusino
acommonantenna:
Thetransceiverhas
abuilt-lntripexer.Theretore,
a
common
antenna
fot
501144144OMqzbandcan
beused
YagiAntenna
(lnslalled
onaroof)
When
usinoaindeoendent
antenna:
Whenndependent
antennasareused,
a duplexer,
triplexeror
coaxialswilch
must
beusedtoselect
the
antenna.
Transceiver
CAUTION
. The
antennamustmatch
thebandused.Donoltransmit
onbandsthaldonotmatch
theantenna.lfunmatching
bandsareused,thetransceivermay
bedamaged.
. AdjustVSWR
oftheantennato1.5
or
less.Never
usethetransceiver
whenVSWRisover1.5in
succession.Thiswrr
causethe
transceiver
is
protection
circuit
to
reduce
transmission
power
and
may
damage
thetransceiver.
. Never
use
damaged
orbrokencables.
. Whenmounting
anantennabase,
connecta
ground
between
thebaseandthe
automobilebody.Thisisnotneeded
for
antennasthatdonotrequire
agroundpace.
Attaching
aFixedAntenna
To
properly
installthe
antenna,
refer
totheantennainstallation
manua
suppliedwiththeantenna.
Thefollowing
exampleisforhomeinstallation.
Formore
detail,consult
your
dealer.
Towaterproof
theconnectors,lirst
tightlywrapthe
connectorwith
double-sidedadhesivetape,
then
wrap
single-
sidedvinvltaoe
overit.
GP
(Ground
Plane)Antenna
(Attached
toa
porch)
CAUTION
. Checkallsupportlines
to
make
suretheantenna
doesnotdamage
surroundingbuildingsor
people
ilitlalls
oris
blowndownbystrongwinds.
. KEEP
thecoaxialcablelength
totheantenna.