Samsung TRC-445 owner manual Transmitting

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6.To manually tune channels, turn the tuning control at the right end of the control panel to select a channel. The channel number appears on the display, and the SWR/RF/signal meter shows the signal strength.

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Notes:

If you turn the tuning control slightly to the left or right, the TRC-445 rapidly scans down or up.

To quickly tune to Channel 9 or 19, set CH-9/NOR/CH-19 to CH-9 or CH-19. 9 or 19 flashes on the display.

If you set CH-9/NOR/CH-19 to CH-9 or CH-19, you cannot tune other channels using the tuning control.

Important! Channels 9 and 19 are reserved for motorist assis- tance and for reporting emer-

gency information about accidents, hazardous road condi- tions, and so on. Always give emergency communications pri- ority on Channels 9 and 19.

7.If necessary, turn RF GAIN clockwise to boost the strength of a signal.

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8.If you hear low-level popping-type noises, set NB/OFF to NB to turn on the noise blanking circuit.

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9.To turn off the TRC-445, turn OFF/ VOLUME counterclockwise until you hear it click.

TRANSMITTING

Note: We recommend you try receiving transmissions before you transmit.

1.Follow Steps 1–8 under “Turning On the CB and Receiving Transmis- sions” on Page 12.

2.Hold down the microphone’s talk button and speak into the micro- phone in a normal voice from about 2–3 inches away. The TX/RX indica- tor changes to red, and the SWR/ RF/signal meter indicates the strength of your transmission.

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Contents TRC-445 Features FCC Information Contents Mounting the Microphone Holder InstallationMounting the TRC-445 Installing AN Antenna Connecting MicrophoneSelecting an Antenna Connecting an Antenna Using Vehicle Battery PowerUsing the CB AS a Base Station External CB Speaker Public Address SpeakerAdjusting the Standing Wave Ratio Ratios Rating Description Standing Wave Ratio ChartTurning on the CB and Receiving Transmissions OperationTransmitting Listening to Weather Broadcasts Weather Alert Using the Public Address FunctionCommon Uses for a CB Radio CB Operation TipsCB Courtesy Business UsesCode Meaning Using Common 10-CODESReducing Noise Maximum RangeSymptom Check That TroubleshootingCare and Maintenance Replacing the Fuses General SpecificationsPublic Address RadioShack Division of Tandy Corporation Fort Worth, Texas