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Mobile CB radio
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- I. .",~=-~ INTRODUCTION WARNING Welcome to the world of sophisticated, microprocessor controlled CB radio com- Before transmitting with your transceiver, munications. YourUniden PRO3 1De repre- you must obtain a Department of Commu- sents the most advanced portable/mobile nications (D.O.C) Citizens Radio Licence. radio ever designed for use in the Citizens Obtain an application form, from the Band Radio Service. It will operate on any D.O.C Before completing the form you of the 4D AM frequenci
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, IN STAI.LATI ON MOBILE INSTALLATION Cord Holder NOTE: When the batteries become weak local dealer is qualified to assist you in Install the cord holder with ANT. label the selection an installation of a proper the battery LED will light. Be sure to Plan the location of the radio and micro- on right-hand side and PWR. label on antenna to meet your application: replace the batteries as soon as possible. phone bracket before starting installation. left-hand side as shown. Match key (AJ requiremen
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. CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS want to go - providing long range 16. Snap-on Battery Pack - Over ,. Instant CH 9 - Select CH 9 position 8. Squelch Control - The Squelch con- communications. 40% of vehicle trouble is related to trol is used to eliminate background to instantly select the Emergency battery failure. The PRO 310e '7. Cord Holder - Your PRO 3' Oe in- channel. Switch back to return to noise during the absence of a trans- comes complete with a snap-on bat- cludes a special cord holder to pre
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<== ", OPERATION OPERATING PROCEDURE OPERATING PROCEDURE TO TRANSMIT TO RECEIVE 1. Besure that the power source, antenna 1. Be sure the operator has read and understands D.O.C rules and regul- and microphone are properly connected. ations prior to operating the transmit- ter. 2. Turnthe unit on by rotating the Volume 2. Check the HI/LOW switch for proper control clockwise. setting. 3. Set the channel selector switch to the desired channel. 3. Select the desired channel for trans- mission. 4. Set
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--. <::: -== SPECIFICATIONS I Channels: 40 AM 26.965 to 27.405 MHz Frequency Range: Frequency Control: Phase locked loop (Pll) synthesizer Frequency Tolerance: +/-0.005% - 30°C to + 50°C Operating Temp.: Microphone: B.uilt-intype: electric Input Voltage: 12.0VDCnom. (- ground) Current Drain: TX:full mod., 1.4A RX:with max audio output, O.5A Size: 25/a"W x 1'/2"0 x 5'//'H 2 lb. 8 oz. Complete Package: Antenna Connector: RCA Pin Jack TRANSMITTER Selectable HI or lOW Power Output: Modulation: Class
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r o~ ~~---~~-~ -== TROUBLE SHOOTING If your PRO 3 JDe is not performing up to If you determine that service is necessary your expectations, please try these simple contact your local dealer or pack the unit steps. If you still cannot get satisfactory in its original carton. Send it along with a results after reading this manual and fol- brief, concise description of the problem, lowing the troubleshooting steps, please your name, address, phone number, and a call your local dealer. copy of the o
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1- WARRANTY TWO YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY WARRANTOR. UNIDEN AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. 345 repaired after a reasonable number of attempts by Warrantor to repair the Product, the Product or Princes Highway, Rockdale, NSW. 2216 defective component will at our discretion, be replaced "'UNIDEN"j. without charge, when the defective product is deli- ELEMENTS OF WARRANTY. UNIDEN warrants, for vered to the warrantor at 345 Princes Highway, the duration of this warranty, its UNIDEN CB Product Rockdale, N.S.W. 2216
