Function And Location Of The Controls - Midland ALAN 42 D80 User Manual

ALAN 42 D80 18.11.96
ALAN 42 D80
Your ALAN 42 D80 channel Mobile CB represents the state-of-the art in high-tech
engineering. Designed for 80/12 FM/AM channel Citizen Band Mobile operation,
this compact package is big in performance. Compact unit, is a quality piece of
electronic equipment, skilfully constructed from the finest components. The circuitry
is all a solid - state, mounted on rugged printed circuit boards. It is designed for
many years of reliable, trouble-free performance. Your mobile CB has a built -in 80
Channel Phase-Locked Loop synthesiser circuit and shows on its display all its
functions. It is provided with an automatic battery economy circuit. The external plug
for the microphone which is situated on the upper side of the transceiver makes it
easy to use the mike accessories (vox, etc.). The compact size and the easy
controls make ALAN 42 D80 the most versatile and innovative CB transceiver.
LIEFERUMFANG
• Transceiver ALAN 42 D80
• Batterypack
• Antenna
• Belt clip
• Wrist belt

FUNCTION AND LOCATION OF THE CONTROLS

1. Antenna connector: insert in this plug the antenna supplied with the radio. It
is possible to use external vehicular antennas to obtain a better performance.
2. "Squelch" Control: this control cancels the background noise of the receiver.
By turning the knob to the right the function is activated, by turning the knob to the
left the function is deactivated. The knob should be regulated exactly at the point
where the receiver background noise disappears.
3. On/Off Volume Control.
In ''off'' position your transceiver is off. Turn this control clockwise to switch on the
unit. Turn the knob clockwise a little more to set the audio level, until you get a
comfortable reception.
4. MIC jack: connect by inserting the loudspeaker mike to the plug.
5. External loudspeaker jack: connect by inserting the loudspeaker mike to
the plug.
6. Belt clip
7 Multifunction backlighted display. This liquid crystal display has been
projected to show the operative modality:
INTRODUCTION
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