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ESCRIPTION OF PARTS
3.1
Description of parts and commands
Refer to the following pictures to locate and get familiar with the various parts of Ocean:
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Antenna connector (SMA type). For attaching the rubber ducky antenna provided.
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ON/OFF/VOLUME knob – turns the equipment on/off and adjusts audio volume reception.
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LCD display – the LCD (liquid crystal) display constantly displays the operating status of Ocean and functions
currently in use.
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SPK, MIC CHG, and DATA sockets (on the radio's side, under a protective rubber flap) – perform the following
functions:
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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 battery charger. For further details regarding optional
accessories, please refer to Chapter Fout! Verwijzingsbron niet gevonden..
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DATA (channel programming) – used by the supplier or service centre for programming private channels; their use must
be previously authorized by the appropriate local authorities.
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button – confirms the selected setting.
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button – for scrolling downwards numerically through the tuned marine channels and for setting functions.
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Internal microphone – the transmission microphone is located here.
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Internal speaker – the reception speaker is located here.
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Contacts for battery charging (bottom of the radio) – for connecting the (optional) RC445 intelligent, table-top
battery charger.
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button – for scrolling upwards numerically through the tuned marine channels and for setting functions.
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F (Function) button – for accessing the various programming functions and settings of the radio.
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button/M (Monitor) – activates display backlighting, and 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.
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HI/LO button – selects high or low transmission power, and activates/deactivates the keypad lock.
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CALL button – sends an audio call (4 two-tone bleeps) on your currently selected channel.
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