Uniden POCKET MAX UHO45XP User manual

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UHF CB 2-WAY RADIO
SURFACEMOUNTTECHNOLOGY
SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE' RELIABILITY
OPERATING GUIDE

Please read carefully before
operating this radio.
Safety Information
.DO NOT operate the transmitter of any
radio equipment near electrical blasting
caps or in an explosive atmosphere.
.Have your radio equipment serviced by a
Uniden Service Agent.
Using Alkaline Batteries
.Do not charge the Alkaline batteries in this
equipment. Charging them will damage the
UH-O45XRand/or cause the battery to
explode.
Uniden@ is a registered trademark of Uniden
Corporation.
Features, Specifications and availability of
Optional Accessories are all subject to change
without notice.
THECITIZENSBAND RADIO
COMMUNICATION SERVICE(CBRS)IS UNDER
THEJURISDICTIONOF THEAUSTRALIAN
COMMUNICATION AUTHORITY(ACA).
ANY ADJUSTMENTOR ALTERATIONSWHICH
WILL CHANGE THE PERFORMANCEOF THE
UH-O45XRORIGINALACA TYPEACCEPTANCE
ISSTRICTLYPROHIBITED.
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CONTENTS
IMPORTANTSAFETYINFORMATION.. . . . .2
CONTENTS 3
INCLUDEDIN YOURPACKAGE. . . . . . . . .4
INTRODUCTION 5
FEATURES 5
CONTROLS& INDICATORS.. . . . . . . . . . .6
BATTERYINSTAllATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . .8
CHARGING THEUH045XRBATTERIES.. . .9
ANTENNA 9
BElTCLlP 10
OPERATION 10
SPECIAlFEATURES 12
OPTION SETTINGS 14
UHFCBCHANNELTABLE.. . . . . . . . . . .15
CTCSSCODEFREQ(Hz)TABLE.. . . . . . . .15
TROUBLESHOOTING 16
SPECIFICATIONS 17
WARRANTY 18
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Registration Card
Antenna
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Operating Manual
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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of the Uniden
UHO45XRPocket Max. This 19 Channel personal
2-Way Radio represents a great value in professional
portable communications. You will find that it provides
reliable, consistent performance for short distance
2-Way personal communications.
The UHO45XRseries are lightweight, palm sized
2-Way radios that can be used up to about 3km with
family or friends at sporting events, camping, hunting,
shopping malls or any other indoor or outdoor activity!
The UHO45XRoffers 19 UHF CB Channels, LCD
display, battery save mode, CTCSS (Continuous Tone
Coded Squelch System) private channel codes, acces-
sory connectors, battery recharge capability and more!
PleasE!r?ad this man\Jal thoroughly before operating
your radio to receive tne bestf=>erformoancepossible.
FEATURES
.19 Channels
. 400mW RFPower
. 38 CTCSS Code
. Speaker/Mic Jack
. Operates on rechargeable or standard AAA Batteries
.Backlit LCDDisplay
.Keypad Lock
NOTE:
[I Transmission range will vary depending on
terrain and environment. Range will be
greater in open areas, while reduced
range will occur when operated within /
around buildings or automobiles.
The use of the CTCSS feature when
transmitting should be limited to 3 seconds
only. This is an ACA requirement
(Australia only).
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FlexibleAntenna
TX/RXLED
Indicator
UPButton
PTT(Push
to TALK)
Button
Microphone
MODE Button
Speaker
/VOl. SW!
ON/OFF
Knob
LCD
Display
MONITOR
Button
Battery
Compartment
(locatedon the
rear side)
Battery Cover Latch
(located on the rear side)
*Note: Optional speaker microphone, headset and
charger are available from your local
Uniden dealer.
Battery Compartment Houses four "AAA" batteries
lincluded).
BatteryCoverlatch Securesthe battery cover
in place.
A belt clip is included to secure
the radio to a belt or any other
convenient location.
Used for transmitting
a message.
Illuminates RED when transmitting
or GREEN when receiving a call.
Turn this knob clockwise to turn
the unit ON and adjust the
volume level. Turn fully
counter-clockwise to turn OFF.
BeltClip
PTT {Push To Talk}
button
TX/RXlED
Volume / On-Off
Knob
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MONITOR Button
MODE Button
UP(,£) and
DOWN (Y') Buttons
LCD PANEL DISPLAY
Channel
Number
BatteryLevel!
Low Battery
Indicator
LCD Display
Allows you to listen in on a
channel for weak signals and
adjust the volume level.
Allows you to program channels,
privacy codes and other option
settings.
Used for changing channels,
privacy codes and option settings
during programming mode.
CTCSS Code Transmit Symbol
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Receive
Symbol
SpkMic/Headset
Connection Symbol Keylock
Symbol
A multifunctional display which
shows channel, privacy codes,
and other radio status /icons.
NOTE: Optional speaker microphone, headset
~microphone and charger are available
~from your local Unidendealers.
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.. BATTERYINSTALLATION. ...
1. Release the battery cover latch located on the rear
of the unit. (See Figure 1).
2. Liftup the battery cover from the battery
compartment.
3. Install four "AAA" type batteries following the
polarities shown in Figure 2.
4. Reinstall the battery cover.
5. Lockthe battery cover latch into position
(See Figure 3).
(Rear View)
Battery
Compartm
Cover
AAA Batte
Battery Cover
Latch (Figure 2)
(Figure 1)
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(Figure 3)
[I * Alkaline batteries will give longer usage
than rechargeables.
* Conserve battery power by turning the
unit off when not in use.
* On the UHO45XR, conserve the
batteries by turning ON the "Battery
Save" feature. (See "Option Settings"
later in this manual)
* Remove the batteries if the unit will not
be used for a number of days.
NOTE:
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You can use rechargeable batteries on the UH045XR.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CHARGE ANY OTHER TYPE
OF BATTERY EXCEPT RECHARGEABLE ONES. CHARG-
ING STANDARD ALKALINE BATTERIES CAN CAUSE
EXPLOSION AND FIRE RESULTING IN
DAMAGE AND/OR INJURY.
To Charge the Batteries
1. Turn the radio OFF.
2. Insert the charger into the external Mic/Chg jack
on the side of the radio.
3. Plug the charger into a standard 240 Voltoutlet.
The unit will be fullycharged in about 10 hours.
Spkr
MicjChg jack
NOTE: Rechargeable batteries and charger are
11 not supplied in this package.
ANTENNA
Installing / Removing the Antenna
1. To install the antenna, screw it down clockwise until
it is hand-tight. DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN!
2. To remove, unscrew by turning counter-clockwise.
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-, " 'BELT CLIP r, '-
Installing the belt clip:
1. Slide the belt clip into place in the belt clip slot as
shown in figure 4.
2. Ensure that the clip locks in place by listening
for a "click",
Removing the belt clip:
1. Pull the belt clip latch away from the unit as shown
in figure 5.
2. While pulling the latch, push up on the belt clip to
remove it from the radio.
Belt Clip latch
BeltClip
Belt Clip Slot
(Rear View)
(Figure4) (Figure5)
OPERATION
Turning the unit ON IOFF
.Turn the Volume Knob clockwise. The unit will
"beep" and the display will appear.
.Turn the unit off by rotating the Volume knob
counter-clockwise until you hear a "click".
Adjusting the volume
.Press and hold the monitor button and adjust the
volume to desired level.
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