The HH50 handheld CB radio emits a series of four beeps that change in tone when the unit is powered on. If you are noticing that the radio is emitting this...
When the screen freezes on your handset, pairing has been lost to the transceiver or ‘black box’. To restore the connection, plug your handset into the bla...
If you have adjusted squelch and volume and you hear no sound, it is most likely your headset is connected to the All Road and in range. This can easily be ...
29 LX-SERIES These models have a built-in SWR meter. Proceed as follows: Park at least 20 feet away from trees and buildings. Close all doors, hood, and...
Before attempting any adjustments, review the documentation for your antenna to see how it should be adjusted. A variety of methods are used depending on t...
First check the front-panel settings of your radio: Turn the squelch control all the way down. If your radio has an RF Gain control, turn it all the way up...
Check the fuse in the power lead. If it is blown, then try replacing it. Model 148 takes a 3 amp fuse, and all other models take a 2 amp fuse. If the rad...
Please double-check your wiring. The red wire is positive and the black wire is negative. Make sure that you are using the correct size fuse. Model 148 t...
The 75 WX ST and all 19-Series models use electronic tuning. These models do not retain the channel number when power is lost. When power is applied they ...
You may need to pair your headset to the All Road or may need to change the audio path. To check or change the audio path on the All Road by selecting MENU...