Uniden owner manual Pro 810e Front, Pro 810e Rear View

1.Microphone - The operational mode of the CB is controlled by the push-to-

talk switch on the mic. Pressthe switch to activate the transmitter and disable the		9	13	1	5	4	6	3
receiver. Release the switch to enable	the receiver and disable the transmitter.
When transmitting, hold the micabout 2 inches fromyour mouth and speak clear-
ly in a normal voice. The mic included	with the PRO 81Oe is a detachable, Iow
impedance, dynamic type.

2.Mic Gain - Adjust the microphone sensitivity for crisp, clear audio transmis- sion.

3.CH 9 -- A single key gives instant access to the emergency channel 9.

4.Illuminated S/RF Meter - An accurate analog meter displays the signal

strength of both the transmitter and receiver.

5.TX & RXLEDs - The TXLEDlights when transmitting and the RXLEDlights when receiving.

6.Channel Display - A large LEDdisplay shows the channel currently in use.

7.Channel Selector - An oversize channel knob makes it easy to select any of

the forty channels. This switch	selects the desired channel for transmission	and	2	16	15 12	11 10	14
reception. All channels, except	channel 9, may be used for communications	be-
tween stations operating under different license. Channel 9 has been reseNed by				Pro	810e	Front	View
the D.O.C for emergency communications.

8.Clarifier - Used for fine tuning when operating in USBor LSBmodes.

9.

Hi Cut Switch -

The Hi Cut switch is used to remove high frequency hiss and

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other formsof noise from the receivedsignal. Pressthe HiCut switch to activate

this

feature.

10.

RF Gain -

This control

is used

to

adjust

signal reception in areas

where

strong signals are present.

Turn the

control fully clockwise for maximum recep-

tion.

11.

Squelch

-

The Squelch control is used to eliminate background noise during

the

absence

of a transmission.

Turn the control fully counter clockwise, then

slowly rotate it back, clockwise until all noise disappears. At this setting any trans-

mission must be slightly stronger than the background noise to "Break Squelch" or

to be heard. Further clockwise rotation will increase the threshold at which a sig-

nal will be heard. You can select any level to "Break Squelch"

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12.

Volume

with Power On/Off Control -

Turn the unit on and adjust the

volume.

13.

NB/ ANL Key - Select the

Noise Blanker and Automatic Noise Limiter to

Pro

810e

Rear

View

help reduce electrical noise or other interference.

14.

AM/USB/LSB

Switch

-

Selects

either

Amplitude Modulation,

Upper

Sideband,

or Lower Sideband

for transmission

and reception.

18.

AC Power

Cord -

Connect to any 240 V house

hold AC outlet.

15.

PA Key -

Select the

Public Address mode if an external PA speaker

is con-

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PA Speaker

-

An external 8 ohm 7-watt speaker

must be connected

to the

nected.

-

"PASP"jack located on the

back of the

unit. The speaker must be directed away

16.

Power

7 Watt Audio Output

Enhanced audio circuitry with Tone ad-

from the mic to prevent

feedback.

justment

and

a booming

7 watt

audio

output

provide CB reception like you've

20.

External

Speaker

-

The "EXT.SP."jack is used for remote receiver monitor-

never heard

it before.

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ing. The external speaker should have an 8 ohm impedance and be rated at least 7

17.

Rugged

Metal

Cabinet

-

A professional quality metal housing insures

watts. When an external speaker is connected,

the internal speaker is disabled.

years of dependable

use.

21.

Antenna

Connector

-

This female connector permits connection

of the

transmission line cable male connector (PL-259)to the transceiver.

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