ECOXGEAR EXM300 Vhf Marine Radio 3w Handheld User Manual

VHF MARINE RADIO
3W HANDHELD
EXM300
USER GUIDE

Warnings and Notifications

OPERATING RULES
Priorities

• Read all rules and regulations pertaining to priorities and keep an up-to-date copy handy. Safety and distress calls take priority over all other calls.
• You must always monitor Channel 16 when you are not operating on another channel.
• False or fraudulent distress calls are prohibited under law.

Privacy

• Information overheard, but not intended for you, cannot be used in any way by law.
• Indecent or profane language is prohibited.

Water resistant level.
Note: The radio, with battery cover and accessory/ charging jack cover fully sealed, will resist water to the waterproof/submersible IP67 level.
The radio will float with supplied batteries installed and with the battery cover and accessory/charging jack cover fully sealed.

The radio is only waterproof when the battery cover and accessory cap is properly closed.
If not properly closed the unit is NOT watertight and may not float.

INTRODUCTION

Thank you for choosing the ECOXGEAR EXM300 3 Watt IP67 Waterproof, Dustproof & Floating VHF Marine handheld Radio. Please read all instructions carefully before using the EXM300.

RADIO LICENCES
Ship Station License
When your craft is equipped with a VHF FM radio, you must have a current radio station licence before using the radio.
It is unlawful to operate a ship station which is not licensed.
Inquire through your dealer or the appropriate government agency for a Ship- Radiotelephone license. This license includes the call sign which is your craft’s identification for radio purposes.

Operators License
Under normal circumstances this radio should only be operated by a qualified person.
More information regarding qualified persons can be found at www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/marine-radio-qualifications.
For boaters, the Australian Waters Qualification is a must have VHF radio qualification and is ideal for casual boaters who only need to operate a marine radio in Australian waters (within 12 nautical miles of the coast).
A Marine Operators Certificate is the license most often held by small vessel radio operators when a radio is not required for safety purposes.
Only a licensed radio operator may operate a radio. However, non-licensed individuals may talk over a radio if a licensed operator starts, supervises, ends the call and makes the necessary log entries.
A current copy of the applicable government rules and regulations is only required to be on hand for vessels in which a radio telephone is compulsory. However, even if you are not required to have these on hand it is your responsibility to be thoroughly acquainted with all pertinent rules and regulations.

RANGE
The range of VHF transmissions depends on antenna height, transmitter power and the terrain over which the signals pass. For a 3 watt handheld radio, ship to ship communications up to 3 nautical miles should be possible. Ship to shore ranges will often be greater due to the increased height of the shore antenna.

BOX CONTENTS

CHECK THE PACK CONTENTS
Please remove radio from its packaging carefully. Ensure that the box has the following items before disposing of the packaging. If any of the items are lost or damaged, contact your place of purchase immediately.

GETTING STARTED

Installing the Batteries
Your radio requires 3 AA NiMH Rechargeable batteries (supplied) or 3 AA Alkaline batteries.

1. With the back of the radio facing you, unscrew the two screws of the battery cover to remove.
2. Use a flat screwdriver to fasten/unfasten the screws.

TIP! As a temporary measure, use the flat tip of the belt clip to fasten/unfasten the screws.

2. Install 3 NiMH rechargeable batteries, or AA Alkaline batteries as shown on the inside of the battery compartment.

3. Replace the battery cover.

1. Only charge NiMH rechargeable batteries.
2. Do not mix and use old/new/alkaline/NiMH batteries.
3. Charge only at room temperatures.
4. Remove the batteries from the radio for storage.
5. Batteries may corrode over time and cause permanent damage to your devices.
6. Recharge the NiMH batteries once every 3 months when not in use.

Charging Rechargeable Batteries
You can charge each radio directly via the charge jack, or in the charge cradle.
Connect the USB-C end of the charge cable to the radio charge jack or the cradle charge jack and the USB end to the USB-C AC adaptor (or USB Cig-lead Adaptor). Plug the AC adaptor into a wall outlet.

• Before operating the radio, charge the rechargeable batteries for 8 hours without interruption.
• Do not transmit when the radio is charging.

The changing battery icon on the display indicates the battery is charging.

Radio Battery Meter
Battery bars indicate the battery level. When the battery meter shows 0 bars, the battery icon blinks and the device goes into low battery mode with a beep every 10 seconds to indicate low battery.

Low Battery Alert
If the battery level becomes low, the radio will go into a Battery Low Mode. The Transmit Mode is disabled. A beep will sound if PTT is pressed in this condition. Recharge the NiMH rechargeable batteries immediately, or replace Alkaline batteries immediately, to continue using the radio.

Power Save
Your radio has a unique circuit designed to dramatically extend the life of the batteries. If there is no transmission nor an incoming call within 5 seconds, your radio switches to the Power Save mode.
The radio is still able to receive transmissions in this mode.

Belt Clip
To   attach: Slide the belt clip down into the catch until it snaps into place.
To remove: Pinch and hold belt clip latch and slide the belt clip upwards.

CONTROLS & INDICATORS

1. Antenna
2. LCD Display
3. PTT (Push To Talk)
4. MENU/Select key
Hold: Power ON/OFF
5. Channel/Select UP
Channel/Select DOWN| 6. DW (Dual Watch)
Hold: TRIW (Triple Watch)
7. SCAN Start/Stop
Hold: Priority SCAN Start/Stop
8. Torch ON/OFF
Hold: Keylock ON/OFF
9. CH 16 / P CH / Current CH
Hold: P CH Program
10. i). Accessory Jack
ii). USB-C Charging Jack| 11. Volume UP
Volume DOWN
12. MEM (Memory Mode)
Hold: Add/Remove
Memory Channel
13. Microphone
14. Speaker
15. LED Torch
---|---|---

LCD DISPLAY

(USA/CAN band only)
18| A B| Channel Indicator

OPERATION KEYS

Power ON/OFF
Press and hold the MENU key to turn your radio ON/OFF. When turning on, the radio chirps and the display briefly shows all the display icons before showing the current standby mode of your radio.

Display Backlight
Your radio has an automatic display back light which remains on for 10 seconds* after a key press (all keys except the PTT key).
The back light will work even if the keypad is locked.

• The display backlight timeout can be turned off, or changed between 5 seconds and 10 seconds in the MENU.

Setting the Volume
Press the (VOL) UP key to increase the speaker volume.
Press the (VOL) DOWN key to decrease the speaker volume.
The speaker volume setting is indicated by ‘L’. The volume level range is from 0 (mute) to 7 (maximum).
Note: Do not hold the radio close to your ear. If the volume is set to an uncomfortable level, it could affect your hearing.

Selecting a Channel
Press the (CH) UP or (CH) DOWN key to select the desired channel. If you press and hold (CH) UP or (CH) DOWN the channel numbers will scroll incrementally.
The radio uses the VHF Marine channels for the enabled region band – U (USA), I (International) or C (Canada). The default setting is International band. See p18 for VHF Marine Channel Frequencies and Usage.

16/P
Emergency CH 16
Press 16/P key to toggle between the Emergency CH 16, the programmed P channel, and the current channel.

Programmable (P) Channel
Press and hold 16/P key to set (store) the current channel as the programmed P channel. The P icon displays.

Talking and Listening | PTT
To communicate, all radios in your group must be set to the same Channel to talk, press and hold the PTT button.
TX Indicates transmission. The transmit power can be selected between 1 Watt (LO) and 3 Watt (HI) in the menu. NOTE: Some designated channels may be restricted to 1W transmissions automatically.
Hold the radio 5 to 7 cm away from your mouth when speaking. When you are finished speaking, release the PTT button to listen.

Checking the Channel Before Transmitting
For uninterrupted communication, do not talk on a channel if someone else is currently talking on it.

Push to Talk Timeout Timer
To prevent accidental transmissions and save battery life, the radio emits a continuous warning tone and stops transmitting if you press PTT for 5 continuous minutes.

Dual (Channel) Watch
Monitor the Emergency CH 16 along with the current channel with this setting.
Press the DW key to start or exit Dual Watch mode.
The DW icon and CH 16 will flash when in Dual Watch mode.

Triple (Channel) Watch
Monitor the Emergency CH 16, the programmed P channel, along with the current channel with this setting.
Press and hold DW/TRIW key to start or exit Triple Watch mode.
The TW icon, CH 16, programmed P channel will flash when in Triple Watch mode.

Scanning Channels
Use scanning to monitor all channels, consecutively, for active transmissions.
Note: If MEM Scan mode has been enabled (flashing MEM icon), then the SCAN feature will scan only the channels in the memory list.

To start scanning:
Press SCAN to start or exit scanning. The SCAN icon and scan graphic flashes during scan mode.
When the radio detects channel activity, it stops scanning and you can hear the transmission. To respond to the transmission, press the PTT key within 3 seconds, the channel will be confirmed.

P SCAN (Scan with Priority Channel 16)
Use P Scan to monitor the Priority Channel 16 channel during Scan (all channels) or MEM Scan.

To start scanning:
Press and hold SCAN to start or exit scanning.
The P SCAN icon and scan graphic flashes during scan mode.
When the radio detects channel activity, it stops scanning and you can hear the transmission. To respond to the transmission, press the PTT key within 3 seconds, the channel will be confirmed.

MEM (Scan) Mode
This mode allows Scanning only of channels that have been stored the memory (M) list. The mem- ory list can store up to 10 channels.

Storing a channel into memory
Use CH UP/DOWN to scroll to the required channel. Press and hold MEM to store channel into memory. M icon appears next to channel. The memory list can store up to 10 channels.

Removing a channel from memory
Press and hold MEM on any channel already in the memory storage will remove that channel from memory. M icon will disappear.

View the channels in the memory list
Press MEM to enter MEM mode. MEM icon flashes to indicate MEM mode is enabled. In MEM mode, use CH UP/DOWN to cycle through the stored memory channels.
Press MEM again exit MEM mode.

MEM Scanning
Press MEM to enable MEM mode.
In MEM mode, press SCAN. Scan starts on all stored channels, and SCAN and MEM icon will flash To exit, press SCAN (exits MEM scan but stays in MEM mode). Press MEM again to exit MEM mode.
See P SCAN function p12, to scan MEM channels as well as monitoring the Priority Channel 16.

LED Torch
To use the built-in LED flashlight;
Press the Torch/Lock key to turn the LED Torch ON or OFF.
Note: The torch function requires the radio to be powered on.

Key Lock ON/OFF
To lock the key pad:
Press and hold the Torch/Lock key for 2 seconds until the key lock indicator appears.
When Keylock is activated, only the PTT, Volume, 16/P and Power key functions will respond.
To unlock the key pad:
Press and hold the Torch/Lock key for 2 seconds until the key lock indicator disappears.

OPERATION MENU

MENU List | MENU Settings
Open the MENU – Press the MENU key
Step through the MENU – Press the MENU key again
Change current Setting – Press (CH) UP/DOWN or (VOL) UPDOWN key
Save & Exit the MENU – Press the PTT key or Press and hold MENU key

1. Squelch Level Setting (Listening Mute)

2. Transmit Power Setting

3. Band (Region) Selection

4. Weather Channel Selection

5. Key Beep ON/OFF

6. Display Backlight Setting

7. Front Keys Backlight Setting

8. Channel Digit Display (2-digit/4-digit)

9. Reset to Factory Settings

10. Setting the Squelch Level
    The Squelch circuit controls when the Radio’s speaker turns on.
    Without the squelch, or with the squelch level set to 0, you will hear constant static noise from the speaker in-between actual signals.
    The squelch circuit mutes the speaker when there is no signal, or no strong signal.
    0, Open Squelch, useful if listening for very weak (distant) signals.
    1, Minimum Squelch Level, weak signals will open the squelch
    2 – 8, Adjust as needed to suit signal environment
    9 Maximum Squelch Level, only strong signals will open the Squelch

11. Transmit Power
    Select the transmit power.
    Press MENU key two times. Po will display along with the current setting (HI for 3W, LO for 1W).
    Note: Some channels are limited to 1W maximum transmit power. See p18 for VHF Marine Channel Frequencies and Usage.

12. BAND (Region) Selection
    This feature sets the Channel Frequency Band used by the radio. The EXM300 can operate in USA, International or Canadian channel frequency band. Note: Outside of USA and Canadian waters, use International Band.
    Press the MENU key three times. U I C icon will display. The current setting (U, I or C) will flash.
    See p18 for VHF Marine Channel Frequencies and Usage.

13. Weather Channel Selection
    NOTE: This feature is only available for USA and Canadian Channel Frequency Bands.
    This feature enables you to select a Weather Channel (where available) and monitor it to listen for weather alerts and information.
    Press the MENU key four times. WX icon will display. The current setting (OFF, Weather CH 01-10) will display.
    Check p21 for Weather Channel No. and Frequencies.
    After a WX channel is enabled, if you do not exit the MENU the radio will stay on the WX channel for you to listen for broadcast information.
    When you exit the MENU after selecting a WX channel the radio will monitor the WX channel in the background. ALT icon will display indicating a WX channel is enabled for background monitoring.
    If an Alert is Received on the WX Channel:

1. The radio switches to the WX channel and sounds the alert tone for 3 seconds.
2. The radio will stay on the WX channel.
3. To exit from listening to the WX channel, press PTT, or press and hold MENU.

5. Key Beep ON/OFF
   Disable or enable the key beep.
   Press the MENU key five times. bP will display. The current setting (ON or OFF) will flash.

6. Display Backlight ON/OFF
   Disable or enable or change the display backling timeout between 5 sec and 10 sec.
   Press the MENU key six times. d bL will display. The current setting (ON or OFF) will flash.

7. Front Keys Backlight ON/OFF
   Disable or enable the front keypad backlight.
   Press the MENU key seven times. Keylock icon and bL will display. The current setting (ON or OFF) will flash.

8. Channel Digit Display (2-Digit / 4-Digit)
   The radio can display channels in 2-Digit or 4-Digit format.
   Press the MENU key eight times. CH will display. The current format (2-d or 4-d) will flash.
   See p18 for VHF Marine Channel Frequencies and Usage.

9. RESET to Factory Settings
   The radio can be reset back to factory settings as follows.
   Press the MENU key nine times. rE will display. Press (CH) UP/DOWN or (VOL) UPDOWN key to change selection from N (no) to Y (yes), and then press MENU key to action the reset.
   The software version momentarily displays before the radio restarts with factory settings.

OPERATION SPECIAL FUNCTIONS

Water Activated Torch
The LED torch will activate automatically when the radio is submersed in water.

Water resistant level.
Note: The radio, with battery cover and accessory/ charging jack cover fully sealed, will resist water to the waterproof/submersible IP67 level.
The radio is protected against solid objects like dust and sand, and it has been tested to work for at least 30 minutes while under 15cm to 1m of water ONLY if the battery cover and accessory/charging jack cover is properly closed.
The radio will float with supplied batteries installed and with the battery cover and accessory/charging jack cover fully sealed.
If not properly closed the unit is NOT watertight and may not float.

VHF MARINE CHANNEL USAGE

USA BAND

CH
4-Digit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    |     RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
1001| 01A| 156.050| Simplex| Commercial, Vessel Traffic System
1005| 05A| 156.250| Simplex| Commercial, Vessel Traffic System
06| 06| 156.300| Simplex| Intership
1007| 07A| 156.350| Simplex| Commercial
08| 08| 156.400| Simplex| Intership, Ship Stations
09| 09| 156.450| Simplex| Intership
10| 10| 156.500| Simplex| Intership
11| 11| 156.550| Simplex|
12| 12| 156.600| Simplex|
13| 13| 156.650| Simplex| Intership
14| 14| 156.700| Simplex|
15| 15| —| 156.750| Simplex| Receive Only
16| 16| 156.800| Simplex| DISTRESS, SAFETY AND CALLING
17| 17| 156.850| Simplex| 1W, Intership
1018| 18A| 156.900| Simplex| Commercial
1019| 19A| 156.950| Simplex| USA: Commercial, CAN: Coast Guard INT: Port Operations and Ship Movement
20| 20| 157.000| 161.600| Duplex| INT: Port Operations, Ship Movement, Public Correspondence CAN: Coast Guard only
1020| 20A| 157.000| Simplex|
1021| 21A| 157.050| Simplex| USA: U.S. Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard only
1022| 22A| 157.100| Simplex| USA: Coast Guard Liaison and Maritime Safety Information Broad- casts, CAN: CMB service Only
1023| 23A| 157.150| Simplex| U.S. Government Only
24| 24| 157.200| 161.800| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
25| 25| 157.250| 161.850| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
26| 26| 157.300| 161.900| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
27| 27| 157.350| 161.950| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
28| 28| 157.400| 162.000| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1063| 63A| 156.175| Simplex| Port Operation and Commercial. VTS in selected areas
1064| 64A| 156.225| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1065| 65A| 156.275| Simplex| Port Operations
1066| 66A| 156.325| Simplex| Port Operations

USA BAND

CH
4-Digit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    | RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
67| 67| 156.375| Simplex| Intership
68| 68| 156.425| Simplex|
69| 69| 156.475| Simplex| Intership
71| 71| 156.575| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement
72| 72| 156.625| Simplex| Intership
73| 73| 156.675| Simplex| Intership
74| 74| 156.725| Simplex|
77| 77| 156.875| Simplex| Intership
1078| 78A| 156.925| Simplex|
1079| 79A| 156.975| Simplex|
1080| 80A| 157.025| Simplex| Commercial
1081| 81A| 157.075| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
1082| 82A| 157.125| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
1083| 83A| 157.175| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
84| 84| 157.225| 161.825| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
85| 85| 157.275| 161.875| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
86| 86| 157.325| 161.925| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
87| 87| 157.375| Simplex|
88| 88| 157.425| Simplex|

Note: In the USA Band, simplex channels, 1021, 1023, 1061, 1064, 1081, 1082 and 1083 CANNOT be lawfully used by the general public in U.S.A. waters.

CANADA BAND

CH
4-DIgit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    |     RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
01| 01| 156.050| 160.650| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
02| 02| 156.100| 160.700| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
03| 03| 156.150| 160.750| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1004| 04A| 156.200| Simplex| Pacific coast: Coast Guard, East Coast: Commercial fishing
1005| 05A| 156.250| Simplex| Commercial, Vessel Traffic System
06| 06| 156.300| Simplex| Intership
1007| 07A| 156.350| Simplex| Commercial
08| 08| 156.400| Simplex| Intership, Ship Stations
09| 09| 156.450| Simplex| Intership
10| 10| 156.500| Simplex| Intership
11| 11| 156.550| Simplex|
12| 12| 156.600| Simplex|
13| 13| 156.650| Simplex| Intership
14| 14| 156.700| Simplex|
15| 15| 156.750| Simplex| 1W, Intership
16| 16| 156.800| Simplex| DISTRESS, SAFETY AND CALLING
17| 17| 156.850| Simplex| 1W, Intership
1018| 18A| 156.900| Simplex| Commercial
1019| 19A| 156.950| Simplex| USA: Commercial, CAN: Coast Guard INT: Port Operations and Ship Movement
20| 20| 157.000| 161.600| Duplex| INT: Port Operations, Ship Movement, Public Correspondence CAN: Coast Guard only
1021| 21A| 157.050| Simplex| USA: U.S. Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard only
2021| 21B| —| 161.650| | CMB service Only
1022| 22A| 157.100| Simplex| USA: Coast Guard Liaison and Maritime Safety Information Broad- casts, CAN: CMB service Only
23| 23| 157.150| 161.750| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
2023| 23B| —| 161.750| | CMB service Only
24| 24| 157.200| 161.800| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
25| 25| 157.250| 161.850| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
2025| 25B| —| 161.850| | CMB service Only
26| 26| 157.300| 161.900| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
27| 27| 157.350| 161.950| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
28| 28| 157.400| 162.000| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
2028| 28B| —| 162.000| | CMB service Only

CANADA BAND

CH
4-Digit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    |     RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
60| 60| 156.025| 160.625| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1061| 61A| 156.075| Simplex| Coast Guard
1062| 62A| 156.125| Simplex| Coast Guard
1063| 63A| 156.175| Simplex| Port Operation and Commercial. VTS in selected areas
64| 64| 156.225| 160.825| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1064| 64A| 156.225| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1065| 65A| 156.275| Simplex| Port Operations
1066| 66A| 156.325| Simplex| Port Operations
67| 67| 156.375| Simplex| Intership
68| 68| 156.425| Simplex|
69| 69| 156.475| Simplex| Intership
71| 71| 156.575| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement
72| 72| 156.625| Simplex| Intership
73| 73| 156.675| Simplex| Intership
74| 74| 156.725| Simplex|
75| 75| 156.775| Simplex| 1W
76| 76| 156.825| Simplex| 1W
77| 77| 156.875| Simplex| Intership
1078| 78A| 156.925| Simplex|
1079| 79A| 156.975| Simplex|
1080| 80A| 157.025| Simplex| Commercial
1081| 81A| 157.075| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
1082| 82A| 157.125| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
1083| 83A| 157.175| Simplex| USA: Government Only, CAN: Coast Guard Only
2083| 83B| —| 161.775| | CMB Service Only
84| 84| 157.225| 161.825| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
85| 85| 157.275| 161.875| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
86| 86| 157.325| 161.925| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
87| 87| 157.375| Simplex|
88| 88| 157.425| Simplex|

INTERNATIONAL BAND

CH
4-Digit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    |     RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
01| 01| 156.050| 160.650| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
02| 02| 156.100| 160.700| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
03| 03| 156.150| 160.750| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
04| 04| 156.200| 160.800| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
05| 05| 156.250| 160.850| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
06| 06| 156.300| Simplex| Intership
07| 07| 156.350| 160.950| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
08| 08| 156.400| Simplex| Intership, Ship Stations
09| 09| 156.450| Simplex| Intership
10| 10| 156.500| Simplex| Intership
11| 11| 156.550| Simplex|
12| 12| 156.600| Simplex|
13| 13| 156.650| Simplex| Intership
14| 14| 156.700| Simplex|
15| 15| 156.750| Simplex| 1W, Intership
16| 16| 156.800| Simplex| DISTRESS, SAFETY AND CALLING
17| 17| 156.850| Simplex| 1W, Intership
18| 18| 156.900| 161.500| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
19| 19| 156.950| 161.550| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1019| 19A| 156.950| Simplex| USA: Commercial, CAN: Coast Guard INT: Port Operations and Ship Movement
2019| 19B| —| 161.550| Simplex| INT: Coast Stations Only
20| 20| 157.000| 161.600| Duplex| INT: Port Operations, Ship Movement, Public Correspondence CAN: Coast Guard only
1020| 20A| 157.000| Simplex|
2020| 20B| —| 161.600| Simplex| INT: Coast Stations Only
21| 21| 157.050| 161.650| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
22| 22| 157.100| 161.700| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
23| 23| 157.150| 161.750| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
24| 24| 157.200| 161.800| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
25| 25| 157.250| 161.850| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
26| 26| 157.300| 161.900| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
27| 27| 157.350| 161.950| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1027| 27A| 157.350| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence

INTERNATIONAL BAND

CH
4-Digit

|

CH
2-Digit

|

EXM300
TX    |     RX

|

Simplex/ Duplex

|

Usage

---|---|---|---|---
28| 28| 157.400| 162.000| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1028| 28A| 157.400| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
60| 60| 156.025| 160.625| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
61| 61| 156.075| 160.675| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
62| 62| 156.125| 160.725| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
63| 63| 156.175| 160.775| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
64| 64| 156.225| 160.825| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
65| 65| 156.275| 160.875| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
66| 66| 156.325| 160.925| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
67| 67| 156.375| Simplex| Intership
68| 68| 156.425| Simplex|
69| 69| 156.475| Simplex| Intership
71| 71| 156.575| Simplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement
72| 72| 156.625| Simplex| Intership
73| 73| 156.675| Simplex| Intership
74| 74| 156.725| Simplex|
75| 75| 156.775| Simplex| 1W
76| 76| 156.825| Simplex| 1W
77| 77| 156.875| Simplex| Intership
78| 78| 156.925| 161.525| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1078| 78A| 156.925| Simplex|
2078| 78B| —| 161.525| | INT: Coast Stations Only
79| 79| 156.975| 161.575| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
1079| 79A| 156.975| Simplex|
2079| 79B| —-| 161.575| | INT: Coast Stations Only
80| 80| 157.025| 161.625| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
81| 81| 157.075| 161.675| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
82| 82| 157.125| 161.725| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
83| 83| 157.175| 161.775| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
84| 84| 157.225| 161.825| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
85| 85| 157.275| 161.875| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
86| 86| 157.325| 161.925| Duplex| Port Operations and Ship Movement, Public Correspondence
87| 87| 157.375| Simplex|
88| 88| 157.425| Simplex|

IC Caution.
This device contains licence-exempt transmitter(s)/receiver(s) that comply with Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada’s licence-exempt RSS(s).
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause interference.
2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

FCC Caution.
§ 15.19 Labelling requirements.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
§ 15.21 Information to user.
Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
§ 15.105 Information to the user.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pur- suant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by
turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information:
This equipment complies with FCC/ISED radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
End user must follow the specific operating instructions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

• The portable device is designed to meet the requirements for exposure to radio waves established by the ISED.

These requirements set a SAR limit of 1.6 W/kg averaged over one gram of tissue.

Weather Alert Channels (USA and Canada Channel Frequency Band only)

WX MENU

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CH No.

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RX Freq.

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OFF| |
01| WX01| 162.550
02| WX02| 162.400
03| WX03| 162.475
04| WX04| 162.425
05| WX05| 162.450
06| WX06| 162.500
07| WX07| 162.525
08| WX08| 161.650
09| WX09| 161.775
10| WX10| 163.275

WARRANTY

ECOXGEAR EXM300 VHF MARINE RADIO
IMPORTANT:
Satisfactory evidence of the original purchase is required for warranty service.
Please refer to our Enfinity website for any details of warranty durations offered in addition to those contained below.
Warrantor:
The warrantor is Enfinity Pty Limited ABN 80 633 367 987 (“Enfinity”).
Terms of Warranty:
Enfinity warrants to the original retail purchaser only that the ECOXGEAR EXM300 (“the Product”), will be free from defects in materials and craftsmanship for the duration of the warranty period, subject to the limitations and exclusions set out below.
Warranty Period:
This warranty to the original retail purchaser is only valid in the country of purchase for a Product first purchased either in Australia or New Zealand and will expire, as indicated below, from the date of original sale.
Product: 1 Year without registration. Additional 2 Years with registration.
Accessories: 90 Days

If a warranty claim is made, this warranty will not apply if the Product is found by Enfinity to be:
A. Damaged or not maintained in a reasonable manner or as recommended in the relevant User Guide;
B. Modified, altered or used as part of any conversion kits, subassemblies or any configurations not sold by Enfinity;
C. Improperly installed contrary to instructions contained in the relevant User Guide
D. Repaired by someone other than an authorized Enfinity Repair Agent in relation to a defect or malfunction covered by this warranty; or
E. Used in conjunction with any equipment, parts or a system not manufactured by Enfinity.

Parts Covered:
This warranty covers the Product and included accessories.

User-generated Data:
This warranty does not cover any claimed loss of or damage to user-generated data (including but without limitation phone numbers, addresses and images) that may be stored on your Product.

Statement of Remedy:
If the Product is found not to conform to this warranty as stated above, the Warrantor, at its discretion, will either repair the defect or replace the Product without any charge for parts or service. This warranty does not include any reimbursement or payment of any consequential damages claimed to arise from a Product’s failure to comply with the warranty.
Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law.
You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable loss or damage.

You are also entitled
to have the goods repaired or replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure does not amount to a major failure.
This warranty is in addition to and sits alongside your rights under either the COMPETITION AND CONSUMER ACT 2010 (Australia) or the CONSUMER GUARANTEES ACT (New Zealand) as the case may be, none of which can be excluded.

Procedure for Obtaining Warranty Service:
Depending on the country in which the Product was first purchased, if you believe that your Product does not conform with this warranty, you should deliver the Product, together with satisfactory evidence of your original purchase (such as a legible copy of the sales docket) to Enfinity. Please refer to the Enfinity website for address details.
You should contact Enfinity regarding any compensation that may be payable for your expenses incurred in making a warranty claim. Prior to delivery, we recommend that you make a backup copy of any phone numbers, images or other data stored on your Product, in case it is lost or damaged during warranty service.
ECOXGEAR AUSTRALIA
ENFINITY PTY LTD
Unit 206/27 Mars Rd Lane Cove NSW 2066
Phone number: 1300 883 085
Email address: support@ecoxgear.com.au
Website: ecoxgear.com.au

THANK YOU FOR BUYING AN
ECOXGEAR PRODUCT.
© 2023 ECOXGEAR AUSTRALIA. Printed in PRC.

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