QYT CB-58 Walkie Talkie 27MHz AM-FM CB Ham Radio Transceiver Handheld 4W 4100mAh Owner’s Manual

: June 3, 2024
: QYT

QYT CB-58 Walkie Talkie 27MHz AM-FM CB Ham

HAND HELE/CB TRANSCEIVER

AM – FM CITIZEN BAND
EUROPEAN MULTI – NORMS
12V
OWNER’S MANUAL

Product inspection

Welcome to use our wireless walkie-talkie. Before use, it is recommended that you:
Please check the packing box of this product for signs of damage first;
Please carefully open the packaging box and confirm whether there are the following items in the box;
If you find that this product and its accessories are lost or damaged during handling,

Random attachments

Host Lithium ion battery Charging seat Lithium ion charger

Standard Antenna User manual Antenna

(standard configuration)

Familiar with this machine

QYT CB-58 - Features

Antenna
FM KNOB
Power Volume KNOB
LED
Display
EMG key:
Quick channel selection.
The shortcut channel can be set by writing frequency software
MEM key: selection of regular channel group and memory channel group Memory channel can be set by writing frequency software
EXIT key:
Press briefly to exit the current selection
Long press to open or lock the keyboard
OK key: press the select key to confirm or exit.
Press and hold to turn off the screen and keyboard lights
Press the machine briefly to enter scanning mode
Press and hold this button for 2 seconds to e to add or delete this channel in the scan list
AM/FM key:
Selection of AM/FM function
Press and hold this button for a long time to open the power display screen, and turn the encoder to adjust the power display
Show picture switch
ON, turn on the power-on display picture function
OFF Turn off the power-on display picture function
(Note: the encoder setting needs to be turned to be effective)Press “OK” key to confirm or exit after selection.
FUN key:
1. Press briefly to enter the menu mode.
2. Press and hold to enter the initialization menu:
RESET:OPT: initialize the menu function.
RESET: ALL: initialize all functions.
3.Long Press and hold the button to open the power to enter the group frequency selection:
You can choose the regular group:
“EU Band, Ce Band, U Band, PL Band, i 2 Band, De Band”

Press “Fun” to enter menu mode, turn encoder selection, select and then press ‘OK’ to enter menu settings, or “EXIT to EXIT.
MENUO1: SQLIASQ quiet function mode, long press ‘OK’ key to change ASQ function mode, press ‘OK key to enter settings,turn encoder selection, press’ OKR key to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT key to select EXIT.
MENUO2: RFG RFG function mode, turn encoder select, press ‘OK” key to enter the settings, tum encoder select,in turn can choose.” OFF-3-6-9-12-15-18-21-24-27-30-AU” press ‘OK key to select return menu mode,or press ‘EXIT’ key to select EXIT.
MENUO3: DSP channel display function mode, turn encoder select, press ‘OK key to enter the settings, turn encoder select, FRQ: current frequency display CH: current channel number display press ‘OK key to select return menu mode,or press ‘EXIT key to select EXIT.
MENUO4: NB NB functional mode, turn encoder selection, press ‘OK key to enter settings, turn encoder selection,
OFF:TURN OFF NB functional ON: Open NB functional OK to select return menu mode, or press’ EXT’ key to select EXIT.
MENUO5: RB ring select function mode, turn encoder select, press ‘OK”key to enter the settings, turn encoder select, in turm can choose: “office-1-2-3-4-5″ press ‘OK”key to select retur menu mode, or press ‘EXIT’ key to select EXIT.N’Key selection
MENUO6: Save Save Mode display function mode, turn encoder selection, press ‘OK key to enter the settings, turm encoder selection, OFF: no power saving.1: POWER SAVING MODE 1.2: Power Saving Mode 2.Press Ok to select return menu mode, or EXIT to EXIT.
MENUO7: HIC HIC function mode,turn encoder select, press ‘OK’ key to enter the settings, turn encoder select,OFF: turn OFF Hic function ON: Open HIC function press ‘OK” key to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT key to select EXIT.
MENUO8: BEEP keytone function mode, turn encoder selection, press ‘OK to enter settings, turn encoder selection, turn OFF key tone function ON: turm ON keytone function press ‘OK to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT toEXIT.
Menu09: Tot Launch time-out disable function mode, turn encoder select,press ‘OK’ key to enter the settings,tum encoder select, select in turn: ” of-1-2-3…… .-30″ press ‘OK key to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT’ key to select EXIT.
MENU10: SCM SCAN stop function mode, turn encoder select,press ‘OK key to enter settings,turn encoder select,SQ: quiet mode Tl: carrier mode press ‘OK’ key to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT’key to select EXIT.
MENU11: SCRT scan return time function mode, rotary encoder selection, press ‘OK key to enter the settings,rotary encoder selection, in turn selectable:.”5-10-15-20-25-30″ press ‘OK’ key to select return menu mode, or press ‘EXIT’ key to select EXIT.

Familiar with this machine

QYT CB-58 - Features 1 QYT CB-58 - Features 2A

MIC
PTT key:
Press and hold this key to start the launch
AMP
CALL

CEPT channels
for FM, AM and SSB

Kanal Frequenz Kanal Frequenz
CH (MHz) CH (MHz)

1 26.965 21 27.215
2 26.975 22 27.225
3 26.985 23 27.255
4 27.005 24 27.235
5 27.015 25 27.245
6 27.025 26 27.265
7 27.035 27 27.275
8 27.055 28 27.285
9 27.065 29 27.295
10 27.075 30 27.305
11 27.085 31 27.315
12 27.105 32 27.325
13 27.115 33 27.335
14 27.125 34 27.345
15 27.135 35 27.355
16 27.155 36 27.365
17 27.165 37 27.375
18 27.175 38 27.385
19 27.185 39 27.395
20 27.205 40 27.405

AVAILABLES CTCSS CODES

67,0 94.8 131,8 171,3 203,5
69,3 97.4 136,5 173,8 206,5
71,9 100.0 141,3 177,3 210,7
74,4 103,5 146,2 179,9 218,1
77,0 107,2 151,4 183,5 225,7
79,7 110,9 156,7 186,2 229,1
82,5 114,8 159,8 189,9 233,6
85,4 118,8 162,2 192,8 241,8
88,5 123,0 165,5 196,6 250,3
91,5 127,3 167,9 199,5 254,1

UK frequency table

Kanal Frequenz Kanal Frequenz
CH (MHz) CH (MHz)

1 27.60125 21 27.80125
2 27.61125 22 27.81125
3 27.62125 23 27.82125
4 27.63125 24 27.83125
5 27.64125 25 27.84125
6 27.65125 26 27.85125
7 27.66125 27 27.86125
8 27.67125 28 27.87125
9 27.68125 29 27.88125
10 27.69125 30 27.89125
11 27.70125 31 27.90125
12 27.71125 32 27.91125
13 27.72125 33 27.92125
14 27.73125 34 27.93125
15 27.74125 35 27.94125
16 27.75125 36 27.95125
17 27.76125 37 27.96125
18 27.77125 38 27.97125
19 27.78125 39 27.98125
20 27.79125 40 27.99125

AVAILABLES DCs CODES

AVAILABLES DCS CODES

1	D023N	27	D152N	53	D311N	79	D466N
2	D025N	28	D155N	54	D315N	80	D503N
3	D026N	29	D156N	55	D325N	81	D506N
4	D031N	30	D162N	56	D331N	82	D516N
5	D032N	31	D165N	57	D332N	83	D523N
6	D036N	32	D172N	58	D343N	84	D526N
7	D043N	33	D174N	59	D346N	85	D532N
8	D047N	34	D205N	60	D351N	86	D546N
9	D051N	35	D212N	61	D356N	87	D565N
10	D053N	36	D223N	62	D364N	88	D606N
11	D054N	37	D225N	63	D365N	89	D612N
12	D065N	38	D226N	64	D371N	90	D624N
13	D071N	39	D243N	65	D411N	91	D627N
14	D072N	40	D244N	66	D412N	92	D631N
15	D073N	41	D245N	67	D413N	93	D632N
16	D074N	42	D246N	68	D423N	94	D654N
17	D114N	43	D247N	69	D431N	95	D662N
18	D115N	44	D252N	70	D432N	96	D664N
19	D116N	45	D255N	71	D445N	97	D703N
20	D122N	46	D261N	72	D446N	98	D712N
21	D125N	47	D263N	73	D452N	99	D723N
22	D131N	48	D265N	74	D454N	100	D731N
23	D132N	49	D266N	75	D455N	101	D732N
24	D134N	50	D271N	76	D462N	102	D734N
25	D143N	51	D274N	77	D464N	103	D743N
26	D145N	52	D306N	78	D465N	104	D754N

Additional information

Troubleshooting

Your CB radio set does not transmit at all or transmission power is poor:
With the push-to-talk button activated, TX should be lit and your radio set should start transmission.
By releasing the button once again, the indicator should go out and your radio set should again switch over to reception mode.
Check the standing wave ratio of your antenna as well as the cable with regard to possible interruptions or loose contacts!

Your radio set does not receive any response to your transmission or reception is poor:
Correctly adjust the SQ control!
Adjust the VOL control to an appropriate playback volume.
Check the standing wave ratio of your antenna as well as the cable with regard to possible interruptions or loose contacts!
Make sure that you are using the same modulation mode (AM or FM) as your contact partner!

The displays do not light up:
Check whether your power supply unit is switched on.
Check the connections for proper wiring: plus pole (= RED) and negative pole (= BLACK)! Exchange the connections if they are mixed up.

Tips on radio communication

After switching on the radio set, always listen first whether the set channel is free (To do so, deactivate the squelch function such that you are also able to hear weaker radio stations.)! Start your own call only if the channel is absolutely free.
Transmit nothing but short calls! After each call carefully listen to a station possibly answering your call. Repeat your call only after having carefully listened.
After each transmission of your contact partner wait for several seconds before answering in order to give further radio stations the chance to participate in the radio communication (“change-over delay”).

International phonetic alphabet

When the radio contact is weak or intense interferences occur, it is quite often difficult to understand everything perfectly, as e.g. proper names or geographical names.
In this case, you can fall back on the international alphabet which is also applied in air traffic (ICAO) and NATO communications:

A Alpha F Foxtrott K Kilo P Papa U Uniform Z Zulu
B Bravo G Golf L Lima Q Quebec V Victor
C Charlie H Hotel M Mike R Romeo W Whiskey
D Delta I India N November S Sierra X X-ray
E Echo J Juliett O Oscar T Tango Y Yankee

Evaluating the reception quality

For informing the respective contact partner clearly on the strength and quality of reception, the numbers of the R/S code are used. The R-value is used for comprehensibility (readability) and the S-value (signal strength) for signal strength and/or volume of the contact partner.

R = readability
1 not readable, incomprehensible
2 temporarily or partially readable
3 difficult to read
4 readable, comprehensible
5 easy to read

S = signal strength
The S-value (= signal strength) can be read on the S-meter.

CB Language

Typically a special slang is used in CB radio. Some special terms originate, for instance, from amateur radio or the professional radio communication, other expressions stand for periphrases or abbreviations:

Advertising Flashing lights of police car
Back off Slow down
Basement Channel 1
Base station A CB set in fixed location
Bear Policeman
Bear bite Speeding fine
Bear cage Police station
Big slab Motorway
Big 10-4 Absolutely
Bleeding Signal from an adjacent channel interfering with the transmission
Blocking the channel Pressing the PTT switch without talking
Blue boys Police
Break Used to ask permission to join a conversation
Breaker A CBer wishing to join a channel
Clean and green Clear of police
Cleaner channel Channel with less interference
Coming in loud and proud Good reception
Doughnut Tyre
Down and gone Turning CB off
Down one Go to a lower channel
Do you copy? Understand?
DX Long distance
Eighty eights Love and kisses
Eye ball CBers meeting together
Good buddy Fellow CBer
Hammer Accelerator
Handle CBer’s nickname
Harvey wall banger Dangerous driver
How am I hitting you? How are you receiving me?
Keying the mike Pressing the PTT switch without talking
Kojac with a kodak Police radar
Land line Telephone
Lunch box CB set
Man with a gun Police radar
Mayday SOS
Meat wagon Ambulance
Midnight shopper Thief
Modulation Conversation
Negative copy No reply
Over your shoulder Right behind you
Part your hair Behave yourself – police ahead
Pull your hammer back Slow down
Rat race Congested traffic
Rubberbander New CBer
Sail boat fuel Wind
Smokey dozing Parked police car
Smokey with a camera Police radar
Spaghetti bowl Interchange
Stinger Antenna
Turkey Dumb CBer
Up one Go up one channel
Wall to wall **** All over/everywhere
What am I putting to you? Please give me an S-meter reading

Q groups

Quite often, abbreviations from the internationally binding Q code are used which is also applied in naval or amateur radio. Thanks to these three-letter acronyms, information can be submitted very fast:
QRA: The name of my vessel (or station) is …
QRG: Your exact frequency (or that of …) is … kHz (or MHz).
QRL: I am busy (or I am busy with …). Please do not interfere.
QRM: Your transmission is being interfered with … or I am being interfered with
QRN: I am troubled by static
QRP: Decrease transmitter power
QRT: Stop sending
QRU: I have nothing for you
QRV: I am ready
QRX: I will call you again at … hours (on … kHz (or MHz))
QRZ: You are being called by … (on … kHz (or MHz))
QSB: Your signals are fading
QSL: I am acknowledging receipt
QSO: can communicate with … direct (or by relay through …)
QSP: I will relay to … free of charge
QST: General call to all stations
QSY: Change to transmission on another frequency (or on … kHz (or MHz))
QTH: My position is … latitude, … longitude (or according to any other indication)

SPECIFICATIONS

GENERAL

Modulation Mode AM/FM
Frequency Range 26.965-27.405MHz
Frequency Tolerance ±5.0ppm
Input Voltage 12V
Dimensions(in mm) 165(W) x 67(D) x 44(H)
Weight Approx.444.5g
Ferquency Control PLL Synthesizer
Operating Temperature Range -20° C TO + 55° C
Transmit 2A MAX
Current Drain Receive Squelched 0.3A
VOL Max 0.8A
Antenna Connector UHF,SO-239

TRANSMITTER

Power Output 4 WattsFM/AM
Transmission interference inferior to 4nW(-54dBm)
Frequency Response 300-3000Hz
Modulated signal distortion inferior to 5%
Output Impedance 50 ohms

RECEIVE

Sensitivity Less than 1uV for 10dB(S+N)/N
Image Rejection 70dB
Adjacent Channel Rejection 60dB
IF Frequencies 1st 10.695MHz
2nd 455KHz
Automatic Gain Control(AGC) Less than 10dB change in audio
Output for inputs from 10 to 50000uV
Squelch less than 1uV
Audio Output Power 3 watts into 8 ohms
Frequency Response 300-3000Hz

RESTRICTIONS

PAYS

| CB| RESTRICTIONS|

REGLAGE

---|---|---|---
GERMANY| YES| 80 ch – 4W FM – free use| | D|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| | | EU
40 ch – 4 W FM – free usec| EC| |
UK| YES| Cept 40 ch – 4 W FM| EC| |
+ ENG 40 ch – 4 W FM – individual license required| UK| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
AUSTRIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
BELGIUM| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
BULGARIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
CYPRUS| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
CROATIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
DANEMARK| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
SPAIN| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – individual license required| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – individual license required| E| | EU
12 W pep BLU/SSB| | |
ESTONIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
FINLAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
FRANCE| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
GREECE| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – individual license required| | | EC
40 ch – 4 W AM – individual license required| EU| E|
HUNGARY| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
IRELAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
ISLAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| | EU|
ITALY| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – general authorization required| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – general authorization required| E| | EU
LATVIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
LITHUANIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
LUXEMBOURG| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
MALTA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – individual license required| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
NORWAY| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
NETHERLAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
POLAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM/FM – free use| PL| |
12 W pep BLU/SSB| | |
PORTUGAL| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
CZECH| YES| 80 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
ROMANIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
SLOVAKIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
SLOVENIA| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| EC| |
AM : Not authorized| | |
SWEDEN| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
SWITZERLAND| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – free use| | EC|
40 ch – 4 W AM – free use| EU| |
LIECHTENSTEIN| YES| 40 ch – 4 W FM – individual license required| EC| |
AM – individual license required| | |

Channel

| EU| CE| U| PL| I2| DE| IN
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
1-40| 1-40| 1-40| 1-40| 1-40| 1-40| 41-80|

1-27

FM=4W

| FM=4W| FM=4W| FM=4W| FM=4W| FM=4W| FM=4W| FM=4W
AM=4W| AM=4W| AM=4W| AM=4W|

AM=4W

1

| 26.96500| 26.96500| 26.96500| 26.96000| 26.96500| 26.96500| 26.56500| 26.96500
2| 26.97500| 26.97500| 26.97500| 26.97000| 26.97500| 26.97500| 26.57500|

26.97500

3

| 26.98500| 26.98500| 26.98500| 26.98000| 26.98500| 26.98500| 26.58500| 26.98500
4| 27.00500| 27.00500| 27.00500| 27.00000| 27.00500| 27.00500| 26.59500|

27.00500

5

| 27.01500| 27.01500| 27.01500| 27.01000| 27.01500| 27.01500| 26.60500| 27.01500
6| 27.02500| 27.02500| 27.02500| 27.02000| 27.02500| 27.02500| 26.61500|

27.02500

7

| 27.03500| 27.03500| 27.03500| 27.03000| 27.03500| 27.03500| 26.62500| 27.03500
8| 27.05500| 27.05500| 27.05500| 27.05000| 27.05500| 27.05500| 26.63500|

27.05500

9

| 27.06500| 27.06500| 27.06500| 27.06000| 27.06500| 27.06500| 26.64500| 27.06500
10| 27.07500| 27.07500| 27.07500| 27.07000| 27.07500| 27.07500| 26.65500|

27.07500

11

| 27.08500| 27.08500| 27.08500| 27.08000| 27.08500| 27.08500| 26.66500| 27.08500
12| 27.10500| 27.10500| 27.10500| 27.10000| 27.10500| 27.10500| 26.67500|

27.10500

13

| 27.11500| 27.11500| 27.11500| 27.11000| 27.11500| 27.11500| 26.68500| 27.11500
14| 27.12500| 27.12500| 27.12500| 27.12000| 27.12500| 27.12500| 26.69500|

27.12500

15

| 27.13500| 27.13500| 27.13500| 27.13000| 27.13500| 27.13500| 26.70500| 27.13500
16| 27.15500| 27.15500| 27.15500| 27.15000| 27.15500| 27.15500| 26.71500|

27.15500

17

| 27.16500| 27.16500| 27.16500| 27.16000| 27.16500| 27.16500| 26.72500| 27.16500
18| 27.17500| 27.17500| 27.17500| 27.17000| 27.17500| 27.17500| 26.73500|

27.17500

19

| 27.18500| 27.18500| 27.18500| 27.18000| 27.18500| 27.18500| 26.74500| 27.18500
20| 27.20500| 27.20500| 27.20500| 27.20000| 27.20500| 27.20500| 26.75500|

27.20500

21

| 27.21500| 27.21500| 27.21500| 27.21000| 27.21500| 27.21500| 26.76500| 27.21500
22| 27.22500| 27.22500| 27.22500| 27.22000| 27.22500| 27.22500| 26.77500|

27.22500

23

| 27.25500| 27.25500| 27.25500| 27.25000| 27.25500| 27.25500| 26.78500| 27.25500
24| 27.23500| 27.23500| 27.23500| 27.23000| 27.24500| 27.23500| 26.79500|

27.23500

25

| 27.24500| 27.24500| 27.24500| 27.24000| 27.26500| 27.24500| 26.80500| 27.24500
26| 27.26500| 27.26500| 27.26500| 27.26000| 26.87500| 27.26500| 26.81500|

27.26500

27

| 27.27500| 27.27500| 27.27500| 27.27000| 26.88500| 27.27500| 26.82500| 27.27500
28| 27.28500| 27.28500| 27.28500| 27.28000| 26.89500| 27.28500| 26.83500|

29

| 27.29500| 27.29500| 27.29500| 27.29000| 26.90500| 27.29500| 26.84500|
30| 27.30500| 27.30500| 27.30500| 27.30000| 26.91500| 27.30500| 26.85500|

31

| 27.31500| 27.31500| 27.31500| 27.31000| 26.92500| 27.31500| 26.86500|
32| 27.32500| 27.32500| 27.32500| 27.32000| 26.93500| 27.32500|

26.87500

|

33

| 27.33500| 27.33500| 27.33500| 27.33000| 26.94500| 27.33500| 26.88500|
34| 27.34500| 27.34500| 27.34500| 27.34000| 26.95500| 27.34500|

26.89500

|

35

| 27.35500| 27.35500| 27.35500| 27.35000| 26.85500| 27.35500| 26.90500|
36| 27.36500| 27.36500| 27.36500| 27.36000| 26.86500| 27.36500|

26.91500

|

37

| 27.37500| 27.37500| 27.37500| 27.37000| | 27.37500| 26.92500|
38| 27.38500| 27.38500| 27.38500| 27.38000| | 27.38500|

26.93500

|

39

| 27.39500| 27.39500| 27.39500| 27.39000| | 27.39500| 26.94500|
40| 27.40500| 27.40500| 27.40500| 27.40000| | 27.40500|

26.95500

|

Attention :

Before using your transceiver please connect an antenna on the connector PL on back side then check the SWR before emitting. A too important SWR can en-tail the destruction of the transistors of power which are not flatware by the guarantee

SAFETY INFORMATION FOR USER

Our transceiver is excellently designed with advanced technology.
Please observe the following precautions to perform your obligation, prevent personal injury and ensure the safety of transceiver usage

Keep the transceiver and accessories away from children.
Please do not try to open or modify the transceiver without permission non-professionals process may also cause damage.
Please use assorted battery and charger to avoid damage.
Please use assorted antenna to ensure the communication distance.
Please do not expose the transceiver to long period of direct sunlight or place it close to heat appliances.
Please do not put the transceiver in excessively dusty or humid areas.
Do not use harsh chemicals cleaning solvents to clean the transceiver.
Do not transmit without antenna.
We recommend for people using pace maker not transmitting or do carefully
Do not use on airplane and hospital to avoid disagreements.
When using this transceiver. We recommend transmitting for 1 minute than receiving for 4 minutes. Continuous transmitting for long time or working
Do not place the transceiver’s hot back close to any surface of plastic.
If any abnormal odor or smoke detected coming from the transceiver) turn off the power and take off the battery pack and its case Then contact local dealers.

NOTICE
All tips as above also apply to the standard parts of
If any spare parts fail to work, please contact local dealers in time
If users use spare parts from other suppliers instead of safety and performance of the transceiver can’t be guaranteed.

IMPORTANT

Before the first using , make sure that the norm selected is corresponding with the norm apply in your country (see restrictions at the end of this manual).

To choose the comet norm Hold P1+FUNC key when power on the radio , then turn the channel knob to select the norm apply in your country. Hold “PUSH ” key to valid.

SYMBOLS DESCRIPTION

Please carefully read the instructions

Information on recycling , not throwing your material in the trash at the end of life, bring it to special area to be recycling

DC using

Keep dry

Shield symbol

CE conformity symbol

Alert symbol indicating an incomplete harmonization of the frequency band which will result in restrictions on the use of the equipment concerned.

Warning

STORAGE , TRANSPORT, USING

Storage : Classe 1 -30/85% (°humidity)
Transport : – 30/85% (°humidity)
Operating temperature -30 a +50°
Using cycle TX 10%/RX 90%

Warned before use

This transceiver corresponds to the requirements of European directives R&TTE 1999/5/CE documents n° EN 301 489-13 / EN 62 311 / EN 300 433 / EN 60 950.
Thank you for choosing this vehicle transceiver we always provides high quality products. Though friendly design for user, this transceiver is technically complicated and some features may be new to you. Consider this manual to be a personal tutorial from the designers, allow the manual to guide you through the learning process now, then act as a reference in the coming years.

Precautions

Please observe the following precautions to prevent fire, personal injury, or transceiver damage.

Do not attempt to configure your transceiver while driving, it is dangerous.

This transceiver is designed for a 13.8V DC power supply. Don t use a 13.8V battery to power on the transceiver.

Do not place the transceiver in excessively dusty, humid or wet areas, nor unstable surfaces.

Please keep it away Born interferential devices (such as TV, generator etc.) devices (such as TV, generator etc.)

For those fitted with pacemakers are advised to move away Born the antenna during transmission, mainly in high power, and especially do not touch it.

Never allow metal objects or son electrical contact with the part or internal electrical connection to the risk of electric shock.

Avoid exposing the transceiver to temperatures below -30 ° C. and above +60 ° C, the temperature of the dashboard inside a vehicle can sometimes exceed 80 ° C, which can damage irreparable damage to your machine in case of prolonged exposure. Not exposed to prolonged direct sunlight or place it near heaters.

Do not place anything on top of the apparatus that would interfere with cooling.

Check that your battery is sufficiently charged to avoid rapidly exhausting its resources.

It is important to turn off your device before starting the vehicle to avoid damage caused by spikes in the ignition.

When replacing the fuse, you must use a fuse 5A 13.8V type F In no case a higher value!, Otherwise a fire hazard.

If an abnormal odor or smoke is detected coming Born the transceiver, turn OFF the power immediately.
Contact an service station or your dealer.

Do not transmit with high output power for extended periods; the transceiver may overheat.

Keep out Earn children.

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