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- Page 1 OWNER'S MANUAL SUNDOWNER UH-O99 SCANNING unldm SCAN UH-099 wner UHF CB TRANSCEIVER OSlGS """'j",, CAL MEMCUP1SQ ""a"DD_", With Built-in SELCALL " "" 1 L,l L,l...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Controls/lndicators/Connections FrontPanelControls FrontPanelIndicators Microphone Back Panel Getting Started Mobile Station Installation Choosing an Antenna Ground System Operation Howto Receive How to Transmit Scanning Programming Scan Channels Removing Group Scan Channels Open Scanning Group Scanning Receiving a Signal on a Group Scan Channel Removing Open Scan Channels Reinstalling Channels into the Scan Group Selective Calling... -
Page 3: Controls/Lndicators/Connections
Contro 15/1 nd icators/Con nactio ns Front Panel Controls unldl!l1 SCAN OSIGS UH-099 L..ENT-' L..~-' CHANNEL SELECTOR Selects the desired channel for transmission and reception. SCAN CONTROL (SCAN) Scans channels programmed in the selected SCAN mode. NOTE: The radio will not programmed. -
Page 4: Frontpanelindicators
SQUELCH CONTROL Eliminates received background noise in the absence of an incoming signal. Turn the control knob fully counter-clockwise until the received noise is eliminated. VOLUMECONTROL Turns the radio on and increases the volume level when turned clockwise. Decreases the volume level and turns the radio off when turned counterclockwise. MICROPHONE SOCKET The microphone... -
Page 5: Microphone
Microphone PRESS- TO-TALK Button Use the PRESS- TO-TALK button on the microphone to receive and transmit. Press the button to activate the transmitter and release the button to receive. When transmitting, hold the microphone about two inches from your mouth and speak clearly in a normal voice. -
Page 6: Back Panel
Back Panel . .. IIXI' EXTERNAL SPEAKER JACK (EXT.SP) Used for remote receiver monitoring. When the external speaker is connected the internal speaker is automatically disconnected. POWER DC power is connected to the transceiver through this jack. A power cord is supplied with the transceiver. -
Page 7: Getting Started
Only a properly matched antenna system will allow maximum power transfer from the 50-ohm transmission line to the radiating element. Your Uniden dealer is qualified to assist you in the selection requirements. -
Page 8: Operation
How to Receive Confirm that the power source, antenna, and microphone are connected properly before proceeding to the following steps. Turn the unit ON by rotating the VOLUME control clockwise. Set the CHANNEL CONTROL knob to the desired channel. Set the VOLUME control to a comfortable Listen to the background noise from the speaker. -
Page 9: Scanning
Pressing the SCAN button one time will initiate scanning, and scanning is stopped either by pressing the button a second time or pressing the Press-to- Talk button. Programming Scan Channels When the radio is initially turned on, there will not be any channels programmed in the Group Scan Memory. -
Page 10: Removing Group Scan Channels
Remove CHANNEL 1)) t .-. BEEPI'" indicator as it is scanned. UH-099 to hold the channel during short breaks in the resume scanning. Page 9 'MEM' Icon ceases. This BUTTON is pressed. -
Page 11: Group Scanning
Scanning Group Tocommence GROUP SCANNING, select the GROUP SCAN mode by pressing the OS/GS button when in the OS mode, and select the SCAN mode by momentarily pressing the SCAN button. The SUNDOWNER UH-O99 will now scan the programmed channels, displaying each channel number and the PRIORITY channel number. -
Page 12: Removing Open Scan Channels
Removing Open Scan Channels When the radio is initially turned on, all 40 channels are programmed in the OPEN SCAN MEMORY. If you do not wish to scan some particular channels (e.g. if one or more channels are continually busy and always causing the scanning function to pause), you can remove these channels from the scan group by using the following procedure: Cancel scal)ning (if active). -
Page 13: Reinstalling Channels Into The Scan Group
Reinstalling Channels into the Scan Group To reinstall previously deleted channels into the scan group, simply repeat steps 3 and 4. However, this time note that a beep will be heard when the MEM button is pressed, and the MEM indicator will light, indicating that the selected channel is now included in the scan group. -
Page 14: Selective Calling
Selective Calling Outline Selective Calling (SELCALL) allows the user to receive/transmit on a shared busy channel. The SUNDOWNER UH-O99 has a specially built-in Selective Calling (SELCALL) system. Exceptional features like Receiver Quieting, Tone Squelch Scanning, Tone and Group Calling make the SUNDOWNER UH-O99superior to any transceivers in its class. -
Page 15: Receiver Quieting
Press the T.Sa button for about 1.5 seconds. Two beeps are heard and the T.SO indicator disappears from the LCD display. Call Receiving While in the T.SO condition, when UH-099 receives a code matching your SELCALL ID, it will perform the following operations: Automatically... -
Page 16: Tone Calling
Unlike Normal Scanning, T.Sa Scanning checks the detected carrier for SELCALL information. If this information is not found, T.Sa scanning resumes. When a call is received during T.Sa Scanning, UH-099 follows the same response as when receiving a call on a Tone Squelch Channel. It differs only in the following ways. -
Page 17: 5/6 Tone Tx Selcall Programming
SELCALL ID is being transmitted An Acknowledge Tone coming from the called radio will be received if you had successfully made contact. The Acknowledge Tone for the SUNDOWNER UH-099 is a succession of three Low Tone Beeps. 5/6 Tone TX SELCALL Programming 1.1 Press the TC Button on the Microphone. -
Page 18: Group Calling
Assign a SELCALL number on this position. Follow procedure 1.1 for further TX SELCALL ID editing. When finished, press to save the new setting onto memory. 1.22 From 6 to 5 Tone Format Setting Select the 6th digit position, change the setting from the assigned SELCALL number to a space bar [-]. - Page 19 TX SELCALL ID Format To call 10 radios 100 radios 1000 radios 10000 radios where: [xl is a common SELCALL ID prefix of your group and, [AJ is the CCIR Assigned Group Tone Code example: If one group comprises ranging from [1 J [2J [3J [4J [0], [1J [2J [3J [4J [1], [1 J [2J [3J [4J [2],...
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Page 20: 5/6 Tone Selcall Programming
5/6 TONE SELCALL PROGRAMMING Since UH-O99 can support either a 5 or 6 tone signalling format, you and your group must decide which format to use. The following is a basic outline of SELCALL Programming. Press and Hold Press Press ALARM MODE PROGRAMMING Press... -
Page 21: Receiver Selcall Id
Receiver SELCALL ID To program your own receiver SELCALL ID, perform the following procedure. Press and Hold then turn on the Power. 1.1 Initial Display and Status (factory default: RX SELCALL Code Programming ,-, It ,-, ,-, ,-, UUUUf-t 1.2 When the key is pressed while in this condition, the last digit will begin to flash and RX Tone Editing is possible. - Page 22 " " " " ,~\I1 " Uf-If-IUY Assign a SELCALL number on this position. Follow procedure 1.2 for further RX SELCALL ID editing. When finished, press setting. 1.32 From 6 to 5 Tone Format Setting Select the 6th digit position, change its setting from the assigned SELCALL number to a space bar [-].
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Page 23: Tone Period
Otherwise you will not be able to selectively call one another. The Sundowner UH-099 allows you to select which tone period is best for you. The four most commonly used tone settings (20, 40, 70, or 100 mSec) are available. With... - Page 24 Rotate the to change the Tone Period value. Channel Knob ,Odj When finished, press ME M stops flashing and three successive beeps will be heard. PreSSITSQI for about 1.5 seconds to exit. The radio returns to normal operation. Or press momentarily to go to the next programmable "...
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Page 25: Lead-In Delay
From the Tone Period Programming Status (2.1), press the following mode appears. Lead-in Delay Programming ,- ,-,,-, ='~I~' Note: 500 mSec is the factory default setting of UH-099 for Lead-in Delay. 3.2 Next press and Lead-in Delay Editing is possible. Use the to change the Lead-in Delay value. -
Page 26: Lead-In Tone
When finished, pressl MEM stops flashing and three successive seconds to exit. The radio returns to normal operation. Or press to go to the next programmable Lead-in Tone The Lead-in Tone, when programmed, transmitting a SELCALL ID, a continuous tone will be heard for the duration of the Lead-in Delay. - Page 27 GJ1I\e_o 1 TI ~.n. 1 11 L ,~ Gone_F 1 'J [Tone C Note: If you want to remove the Lead-in Tone, choose the Space [-] When finished press flashing three successive to exit. The radio returns to normal operation. Or press next programmable parameter.
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Page 28: Alarm Mode
Alarm Mode 5.1 From the Lead-in Tone condition (4.1) press appears. 't , , ,- 'tU' 5.2 Next press and Alarm Mode Editing is possible. '~JI,,- '-'u' L-a,-" Call Alarm Continue Mode Flashing Use the to change the Alarm Mode. Channel Knob When finished, press the stops flashing and three successive beeps will be heard. - Page 29 Call Alarm Continue Mode 1. The unit will transmit an Acknowledge 2. Initially emits an alarm of four successive successive beeps every four seconds continuously 3. Never resumes the Quiet Condition. 4. Continues to check if incoming codes have your Receiver SelcalllD the Quiet Condition is already opened.
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Page 30: Care And Maintenance
Care and Maintenance Notice If the UH-099 has been subjected to extreme high .temperature (above 60°C) for a prolonged period of time, blackening of the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) may occur. This is not a fault. Normal LCD operation resumes when the temperature back to proper operating conditions (0 to 55°C). -
Page 31: Uhf Channel Information
UHF CB Channel Information This radio has been designed to provide a high level of performance Band Radio Service, which is comprised SIMPLEX Operating Mode Channel of the following frequency assignments: Channel Frequency in MHz 476.425 476.450 476.475 476.500 476.525 476.550 476.575 476.600... - Page 32 DUPLEX Operating Frequencies Channel Assignment Receive Frequency (MHz) 476.425 476.450 476.475 476.500 476.525 476.550 476.575 476.600 Page 31 Transmit Frequency (MHz) 477.175 (CH31) 477.200 (CH32) 477.225 (CH33) 477.250 (CH34) 477.275 (CH35) 477.300 (CH36) 477.325 (CH37) 477.350 (CH38)
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Page 33: Specifications
General Channels Frequency Range Crystal Oscillator Microphone Speaker Antenna Connector Jacks & Connectors Controls Indicators Cabinet Size Weight Operating Temperature Power Requirements SMA Approval Accessories Specifications : 40 : 476.425MHzto 477.40MHz : 600 ohm, Dynamic Type : 8 ohm, 3W : M-Type : Mic4P Metal EXT SP 3.50... - Page 34 Measurement Conditions Power Source Antenna Impedance Test Temperature Modulation Frequency: Mean Signal Input Level: Reference Audio Output Power Reference Modulation Deviation Audio Output Load Transmitter Section Frequency Tolerance at 25°C (5 minutes after turning on) Carrier Power Spurious Emission Current Drain Modulation Frequency Response (1 kHz, 0 dB reference, at 1kHz deviation) Lower at 500 Hz Upper at 2.0 kHz...
- Page 35 Current Drain at No : 300mA Signal Current Drain at : 600mA Maximum Output SELCALL : CCIR International Standard : 5 or 6 Tones Encode/Decode Format Transmit Tones : 0-9, A-D, F Receive Tones : 0-9 Tone Periods : 20, 40, 70, 100mSec : 500mSec, 1, 2, 3, 4Sec Lead-In Delay : 0-9, A-F...
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Page 36: Warranty
Modified, altered or used as part of any conversion sold by Uniden, (C) Improperly Uniden Repair Agent for a defect or malfunction covered by this warranty, (E) Used in conjunction with any equipment or parts or as part of a system not manufactured... - Page 37 345 Princess Highway, Rockdale, N.S.W. 2216 Phone: (02) 599 3100 Fax: (02) 599 3278 Unlden@ Uniden is a registered trademark of Corporation. Features, specifications, and availability of optional accessories are all subject to change without notice. UTZZ01858ZA @ Copyright 1994 Uniden Australia Pty. Ltd.