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Antenna connector (SMA type). For attaching the rubber ducky
1)
antenna provided.
ON/OFF/VOLUME knob – turns the equipment on/off and adju-
2)
sts audio volume reception.
3)
LCD display – the LCD (liquid crystal) display constantly displays
the operating status of Ocean and functions currently in use.
4)
SPK, MIC CHG, and DATA sockets (on the radio's side, under a
protective rubber flap) – perform the following functions:
• SPK and MIC CHG – jack sockets respectively for the speaker
and external microphone. Used together, these are used for
connection of optional accessories, such as microphones,
speakers, head/earphones, etc. Also, the MIC CHG socket is
used for connecting the (optional) standard MW904 wall bat-
tery charger.
• DATA (channel programming) – used by the supplier or servi-
ce centre for programming private channels; their use must be
previously authorized by the appropriate local authorities.
5)
button – confirms the selected setting.
button – for scrolling downwards numerically through the tu-
6)
ned marine channels and for setting functions.
7)
Internal microphone – the transmission microphone is located
here.
8)
Internal speaker – the reception speaker is located here.
Contacts for battery charging (bottom of the radio) – for con-
9)
necting the (optional) CA445 intelligent, table-top battery char-
ger.
10)
button – for scrolling upwards numerically through the tuned
marine channels and for setting functions.
11) F (Function) button – for accessing the various programming
functions and settings of the radio.
button (Monitor) – activates display backlighting, and
12)
excludes (temporarily or permanently) the circuit which silences
the receiver in the absence of signals (squelch) so as to receive
signals that are extremely weak.
13)
HI/LO button – selects high or low transmission power, and
activates/deactivates the keypad lock.
14) CALL button – sends an audio call on your currently selected
channel.
15) STW (Stop Watch - Chronometer) button – recalls the chrono-
meter function.
16) PTT (Push To Talk) button – when pressed, this button sends the
transceiver into transmission.
17) CLOCK button – recalls the clock function.
18) Ch 16 button – instantly recalls channel 16.
19) Belt clip fastener – for connecting the radio to the belt clip.
20) Cover of battery compartment – it holds four AA batteries (re-
chargeable 1.2V NiMH, or alkaline 1.5V) to supply your handheld
transceiver.
21) Clasp on battery compartment – holds the battery compart-
ment cover in place.
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