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Summary of Contents for Albrecht AE 5800
- Page 1 AM / FM / SSB CB-Transceiver according to EU standard EN 300 433-2...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Connect to Power Supply .............................4 Safety Precautions and Vehicle Installation .........................4 Select Antenna ................................4 Vehicle Antenna................................4 Operation as Base Station............................5 Location of Controls AE 5800............................5 Controls and Switches ..............................5 On/Off, Volume and Squelch Setting..........................5 Channel or Frequency Display .............................5 Mic Gain (3) ..................................6 RF Gain (4) ...................................6... -
Page 3: Legal And General Information
(editorial status: February 2009). The latest regulations, announcements and other documentation for this device are published in the service download area at www.hobbyradio.de or www.alan-albrecht.info. Please observe the country-specific regulations when using this device and take the obligatory registration in individual countries and possible operation restrictions serious! Although entrainment for the device when traveling to other EU countries is generally permitted according to European law, for its operation still the national regulations apply. -
Page 4: Preparation For Use
General Use Instructions This AM-FM-SSB transceiver AE 5800 is a universal CB radio for 12VDC power supply. It an be connected to powerful 12V batteries, such as rechargeable lead batteries, but also via a suitable 12V power adapter with at least 6A stabilized constant current to 230V mains power supply. -
Page 5: Operation As Base Station
It goes without saying that your antenna is to be optimized in standing wave ratio. The AE 5800 output stage copes during operation with SWR of up to 1:2 at full capacity and short-term up to 1:3 (e.g. during adjustment). Never press the transmission button without connected antenna! The radio is equipped with a SO 239 socket (for PL connector) for antenna connection. -
Page 6: Mic Gain (3)
You will see that for FM you will always have the same transmission display, for AM the deflection is generally less, and for SSB it varies with the rhythm of the speech. Buttons AE 5800 (5-12) The buttons of your unit are multi-functional and change automatically – according to the mode – or in combination with the FUNC button (12) manually. -
Page 7: Usb And Lsb
Narrow band frequency modulation (max. 2.0 kHz range) Single-sideband modulation, upper side band Single-sideband modulation, lower side band The different modes for CB radios are partly historical, as CB radio exists since the 1950s. AM (amplitude modulation) mode corresponds with the technical operation of medium wave and short wave broadcast und is, except for CB radio, currently used for aircraft radio. -
Page 8: Use Frequency Memory
Use Frequency Memory Frequently used frequencies or channels can be saved and retrieved including the corresponding mode by pressing MSAVE/MLOAD (10) in 5 station memories. The settings are not erased during temporary power failure, as the unit works with low power backup technology. Enter Frequency Set the desired frequency. -
Page 9: Sound Filter
No responsibility for damages and consequential damage caused by incompetent or not expressly by Albrecht explained programming steps and other interference. The end user warranty generally expires with opening the casing. -
Page 10: Dispoal And Recycling
For CB radio only the factory jumper setting CON 4 on the internal Sub Board is permitted. Other settings are permitted for amateur radio. The user needs a valid amateur radio license. Even amateur radio operators are only allowed to use frequencies allocated for amateur radio, even if a device can be programmed for further frequency ranges. -
Page 11: Technical Data
Technical Data General Frequency range 26.965 MHz - 27.415 MHz Frequency stability +/-400 Hz Transmission type A3E, F3E, J3E Admissible operating voltage range 10.8 - 15.6V DC Fuse 10 A Transmitter Transmission power 1 Watt (other power levels for different max. -
Page 12: Service Contact Address (In Germany)
Service Contact Address (in Germany) You find technical documentation and the latest information regarding the regulation in individual EU countries in the service pages of the Albrecht and Alan websites and directly on the download server www.hobbyradio.de Alan Electronics GmbH Daimlerstr.