Before operating the pro501xl, Receive, Transmit – Uniden PRO501XL User Manual

Page 3: Emergency operation, Operation, Rules you should know

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Operation

Before operating the PRO501XL:

1. Be sure you read and understand SMA Rules and Regulations

2. Be sure that the power cord, microphone and antenna are properly connected.

3. Turn the power on by sliding the

PWR

switch to ON.

Receive

1. Use the

CHANNEL SELECTOR

buttons to select any of the 40 channels.

2. Set the

VOLUME

control to a comfortable listening level.

3.

Adjust the

SQUELCH

control to eliminate background noise during the absence of a

signal. Rotate

SQUELCH

fo

the right

until the noise disappears (no signal should be

present). Leave the control at this setting. The receiver will remain quiet until a

signal is actually received.

Note: Do not advance the control too far, or some weaker signals will not be heard.

Transmit

1

. Set the

CHANNEL SELECTOR

to the desired channel.

2. If the channel is clear, press the

Push-To-Talk Button

on the microphone. Be sure

to speak dearly into the microphone.

IMPORTANT: All channels, except channel 9, may be used for normal communica­

tion. Channel 9 is reserved for emergency communications involving the immediate
safety of individuals or the protection of property
This is a rule and applies to all operators of CB radios______________________ ^

Emergency Operation

1. Press the

CHANNEL SELECTOR

buttons to reach Channel 9. If the channel is

clear, press the

Push-to-Talk

switch on the microphone to talk. Hold the

microphone a few inches away and speak clearly.

2. ft is possible that your present location is out of range to those who monitor

Channel 9. If there is no response to your emergency call on Channel 9, set the

CHANNEL SELECTOR

to find an active channel. Ask the party on that channel for

assistance in relaying your emergency message on Channel 9 in their area.

Rules You Should Know

When operating your CB, there are a few important rules to observe:

• It is prohibited to blast others off the air by overpowering them with illegally

amplified transmitter power.

• You must not use the CB to promote illegal activities.
• It is ittegal to use profanity.

• You may not play music in your CB.

• You may ncft use your CB to self merchandise or professional services.

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