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The CB Story 75 ST EU The Citizens Band lies between the shortwave broadcast and 10-meter Amateur radio bands, and was established by law in 1949. The Class D two-way communications service was opened in 1959. (CB also includes a Class A citizens band and Class C remote control frequencies.) 1 Operating Instructions for your Cobra 75 ST EU ® The Cobra line of quality products includes: What’s Included with Your 75 ST EU Multi-Standard Remote Mount CB Radio with SoundTracker System 1. 75 ST EU Microphone Controller 2. CB Transceiver and Mounting Hardware 3. Operating Manual ® CB Radios microTALK Radios 2 ® Radar/Laser Detectors Safety Alert Traffic Warning Systems ® Truck-Specific Navigation Systems HighGear Accessories ® CobraMarine VHF Radios 3 Power Inverters 75 ST EU Operating Instructions for your Cobra® 76 ST EU Multi-Standard Remote Mount CB Radio with SoundTracker® System LED Lights Jumpstarters Accessories ©2012 Cobra Electronics Corporation Printed in China Part No. 480-819-P For more information or to order any of our products, please visit our website: www.cobra.com Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra™ ©2012 Cobra Electronics Corporation Printed in China Part No. 480-819-P Version C Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® A1 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 1-3 12/28/12 2:29 PM Our Thanks to You and Customer Assistance Controls and Indicators 1 SoundTracker Key 2 Memory Key 3 Channel 9/19/Memory Location 1 Key 4 LCD Display Panel 5 Dual Watch/Memory Location 2 Key 6 Scan/Memory Location 3 Key 7 AM/FM/Memory Location 4 Key 8 On/Off/Volume Control 9 Lock Key ® Thank you for purchasing the Cobra 75 ST EU CB Radio Transceiver/ Microphone Controller. Properly used, this Cobra product will give you many years of reliable service. 4 3 2 5 6 12 12 Speaker 1 9 8 11 13 Channel Up Button 14 Channel Down Button 10 Customer Assistance Should you encounter any problems with this product, or not understand its many features, please refer to this owner’s manual. If you require further assistance after reading this manual, please contact your local dealer. This equipment is intended for use in: 15 PTT (Push-To-Talk) Key 16 Quick Disconnect/Connector This equipment is intended for use in: AT BA BE BG CH CY CZ 13 14 15 16 A2 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 1-3 NOTICE! Before using this transceiver, please check that the radio has been programmed on the frequency band specifications and operating modes allowed by the regulations valid in the country where the product is used. If not, please proceed to modify the frequency band programming, as described in this owner’s manual page 11. This transceiver is programmed at the factory on the EU1 frequency band (40 CH AM 4W/40 CH FM 4W). 7 10 Squelch Control 11 Microphone NOTES DE DK EE ES FI FR GB GR HR HU IE IS RU NL SE NO SI PL SK PT TR RO UA RS Countries of use IT LT LV LU MK MT For Warranty, Product Service and Accessory Information Please contact your local dealer or distributor. See the enclosed leaflet, which provides contact information for the Cobra international distributors. A3 34 12/28/12 2:29 PM Table of Contents Features of This Product Contents • AM/FM 1W/4W Multi-Country Programmable Remote Mount Transceiver Features........................................................................................... 1 The CB Story................................................................................. A1 Included Accessories Controls & Indicators ................................................................... A2 Our Thanks to You ....................................................................... A3 Customer Assistance Installation Transceiver Location ................................................................... 2 Mounting Transceiver .................................................................. 3 Mounting and Connections .......................................................... 4 75 ST EU Fuses .......................................................................... 6 Microphone Hanger ..................................................................... 7 Antenna........................................................................................ 8 External Speaker ......................................................................... 9 Noise Interference ....................................................................... 9 Operating Your 75 ST EU Turning On Your CB .................................................................. 10 Selecting a Channel (Country of Use) ....................................... 11 Activating SoundTracker ........................................................... 12 Testing SoundTracker .............................................................. 13 Setting the Squelch.................................................................... 14 LCD Display ............................................................................... 16 Receive/Transmit ....................................................................... 17 Emergency Channel 9 ............................................................... 18 One-Touch Channel 19 ............................................................. 19 Key Lock .................................................................................... 20 Frequency Display ..................................................................... 21 All Channel Scan ....................................................................... 22 Channel Saver Feature.............................................................. 23 Retrieving Channels From Memory ........................................... 24 Dual Watch ................................................................................ 25 Home & Office Set-Up ............................................................... 27 Frequency Ranges ....................................................................... 28 75 ST EU Specifications .............................................................. 31 Optional Accessories................................................................... 32 Declaration of Conformity ........................................................... 33 • SoundTracker System ® • R emote Mount Installation System • F ull Featured Illuminated LCD Display Panel • Dual Watch Channel Monitor • Full Channel Scan • Four Memory Locations • One-Touch Information Channel 19 • One-Touch Emergency Channel 9 • Key Lock • 10 Foot Flexible Cord • Quick Disconnect ® • Squelch Control ® 1 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 1 12/28/12 2:30 PM Installation Installation Location Location Mount your Cobra 75 ST EU Transceiver in a convenient location, away from moisture and direct sunlight, in a location that will not interfere with driving. Cobra suggests mounting it either under the front seat or on the fire wall. Under the Front Seat Installation Under the Front Seat Installation Mounting the Transceiver Mounting the Transceiver 2 Note 1 Hold Cobra 75 ST EU transceiver bracket in exact location desired for mounting. Using it as a template, mark the location for the mounting screws (included.) Make certain that nothing will interfere with the installation of mounting screws, before drilling holes. Note Do not mount under the hood, near heat ducts or in direct line of the car’s heater. On the Fire Wall Installation 2 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 2-3 3 Mount the Transceiver as shown. 3 12/28/12 2:30 PM Installation Installation Mounting and Connections Mounting and Connections The Transceiver is held by two screws, permitting mounting in the manner most convenient for your installation. Mounting hardware is supplied for mounting the Transceiver. The mounting must be mechanically strong and also provide a good electrical connection to the chassis of the vehicle. Proceed as follows to mount junction box: 1 After you have determined the most convenient location in your vehicle, hold the Cobra 75 ST EU Transceiver in the exact location desired. If nothing will interfere with mounting it in the desired position, use the Transceiver as a template to mark the location for the mounting screws. Before drilling the holes, make sure nothing will interfere with the installation of the mounting screws. 2 Connect the antenna cable connector to the antenna receptacle on the unit. Most CB antennas are terminated with a type PL-259 plug and mate with the receptacle. 3 4 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 4-5 1 Connect to 12V Dashborad Connection. Mounting and Connections Caution Leaving the 75 ST EU on after your car is turned off can drain your car battery when connected to a constant 12 volt source. When connected to an accessory 12 volt source the unit will turn off when vehicle is turned off. 2 3 For constant 12 volt source power, remove the cigarette lighter plug and connect the red wire marked “BATT(+)” directly to the positive side of the battery or to a connection on the fuse block that is always on. Connect the black wire “Ground” to the negative side of the car, usually the chassis. Any other location with good electrical contact (paint removed) will also work. Connect the control unit to the front connector. 5 12/28/12 2:30 PM 75 ST EU Fuses Replacing the In-Line Fuse Installation IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER 1 Note The radio is protected with a 2 fuse system in the event that the user decides not to use the cigarette lighter plug. Installing Microphone Hanger Installing Microphone Hanger 2A, 250V FUSE To replace the in-line fuse; push the ends of the holder together then turn counter-clockwise and pull the two sections apart. 2 Hold microphone hanger in location desired for mounting. Make certain that nothing will interfere with the hanger’s installation. Mark the location for the two mounting screws (screws included). IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER Caution For continued protection against fire hazard, replace with same type 2A, 250V fuses. IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER IN-LINE FUSE HOLDER 3 Replacing the Fuse Drill and mount microphone hanger. To replace the fuse in the cigarette light plug (CLP), rotate the metal tip of the CLP to access the fuse. Note There is a retaining spring in the CLP used for tension connectivity. Be sure not to lose the retaining spring within the holder. CIGARETTE LIGHTER PLUG 6 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 6-7 FUSE RETAINING SPRING METAL TIP 2A, 250V FUSE 7 12/28/12 2:30 PM Installation Installation CB Antenna Installation CB Antenna For the most reliable operation and maximum range, Cobra recommends using a vertically polarized, quarter wave length whip antenna (illustration A). Note Mobile installations (cars, trucks, boats, etc) should be made only with a non-directional antenna system. External Speaker Installation External Speaker Installation 1 2 Mount external speaker in desired location. Plug jack into the back of the Transceiver labeled EXT. *The external speaker should have 4-8 ohms impedance and be able to handle at least 4 watts. Note Internal speaker is muted when external speaker is connected. Shorter, loaded-type whips are adequate when maximum range is not required (illustration B). A standard antenna connector (Type SO-239) is provided on the Connector Box for easy connection to a standard PL-259 cable termination. Cobra antenna models are recommended; see your local CB dealer or order directly from Cobra (see page 32). B Ignition Noise Interference Ignition Noise Interference For maximum efficiency in boat installations, a ground plate is required, unless the vessel has a steel hull. Consult your CB dealer for information regarding an adequate grounding system. The alternator and ignition system in your vehicle may limit your ability to receive low signal levels. Other noise interference can be the result of several different installation variables. Consult your Cobra dealer or a 2-way radio technician to help locate and correct the source of severe noise interference. 8 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 8-9 A 9 12/28/12 2:30 PM Installation Installation Operation Installation Installation Turning Your CB On Turning On 1 Rotate the power On/Off/Volume Control clockwise. 2 Turn the Squelch Control counterclockwise until noise is heard. 3 Selecting a Channel Selecting a Channel 1 Note Sound clarity is measured by the ratio of the signal level to the noise level. The higher the signal-tonoise ratio, the better the sound. 2 10 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 10-11 Adjust volume to a comfortable level. Change channels by pressing either the channel p up button or channel q down button . To quick-advance channels, press and hold either button. Operation NOTICE! Before using this transceiver, please check that the radio has been programmed on the frequency band specifications and operating modes allowed by the regulations valid in the country where the product is used. If not, please proceed to modify the frequency band programming, as described below. This transceiver is programmed at the factory on the EU1 frequency band (40 CH AM 4W/40 CH FM 4W). To Program Radio to Country of Usage 1 Press and hold the ST (SoundTracker ) button. 2 Turn power on to the radio. Release the SoundTracker button. The band ID will flash on default ID “EU” (first use only). 3 Press and release the Channel UP button for you ID selection. 4 ID sequence: EU1aEUaCEa Gb aPLa E1 aI2a DEa dE1a EU. 5 Press and release the SoundTracker button again to set and exit. The 75 ST EU will remember this setting after power is turned off. ® ® ® CB Antenna Only a properly matched Antenna system will allow maximum power output. In mobile installations (cars, trucks, boats, etc.), an Antenna system that is non-directional should be used. When installed in a boat, the transceiver will not operate at maximum efficiency without a ground plate unless the vessel has a steel hull. Before installing the transceiver in a boat, consult your dealer for information regarding an adequate grounding system. 11 11 12/28/12 2:30 PM Installation Installation Operation Installation Installation Activating SoundTracker® AM Activating SoundTracker® Testing SoundTracker® 1 1 2 Press and release the SoundTracker key. ST S 1 3 RX AM 5 7 9 +30 ST 2 S 1 3 AM ST S 1 TX 1 2 3 4 PWR TX 1 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 12-13 Select any unused channel on your CB. will be displayed on the LCD readout.. TX 1 12 Operation 3 Testing ® SoundTracker RX 5 7 9 +30 2 3 4 PWR Open the squelch control fully by turning the knob counterclock-wise until it stops. 3 Turn the volume up louder than your normal listening level. 4 Press and release the SoundTracker key. Notice the significant reduction in noise. Note If noise level does not decrease, check antenna system and electronic vehicle interference. RX 5 7 9 +30 2 3 4 PWR 13 13 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Operation Setting the Squelch Setting Squelch Setting the Squelch Setting Squelch Gate closed 1 Turn CB on by turning the volume control clockwise. Adjust the volume to a comfortable level. MEDIUM SIGNALS 5 If you turn the squelch control fully counter-clockwise, it lowers the “squelch gate” so low that everything gets through - noise, weak signals and strong signals. WEAK SIGNALS NOISE 14 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 14-15 Gate open STRONG SIGNALS 6 MEDIUM SIGNALS To set the “squelch gate” to the DSS-Desired Squelch Setting, turn the squelch control counterclockwise until you hear noise. Then turn the squelch control back clockwise just until the noise stops. Now only strong signals get through. The Desired Squelch Setting, (DSS) only allows actual transmissions to come through. This effectively blocks out unwanted noise. WEAK SIGNALS NOISE G AT E OPEN 2 Before setting the squelch control on your radio, you must select a channel that is not in use. 3 Turn on SoundTracker®. 4 To achieve the Desired Squelch Setting (DSS): Think of your Squelch Control as a gate for incoming signals. If you turn the Squelch Control fully clockwise, it raises the “squelch gate” so high that no signals get through. G AT E C L O S E D STRONG SIGNALS 15 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Operation LCD Display LCD Display Note To avoid damaging the LCD display, do not subject your CB radio to extreme temperatures (below -5°F or above 140°F) for extended periods of time. DW AM FM M SCAN ST S 1 3 TX 1 To Transmit To Transmit In CB Mode: 1 Press the PTT (Press-To-Talk) button. 2 The TX icon will appear. 3 Hold the microphone about 2 inches from your mouth and speak in a normal voice. 4 Release the PTT button and you will automatically be in the receive mode again. Your Cobra 75 ST EU CB is designed with a liquid crystal display (LCD) that indicates channel number, frequency and operating mode. TX RX 5 7 9 +30 2 3 4 PWR 2 digit channel display / 5 digit frequency display Caution! Be sure the antenna is properly connected to the radio before transmitting. Prolonged transmitting without an antenna, or a poorly matched antenna, could cause damage to the transmitter. PRESS & HOLD Note Be sure the radio is programmed to the band that is allowed in the country of use. TX S 1 3 5 7 9 +30 FM AM = Amplitude Modulation Indicator TX 1 2 3 4 PWR FM = Frequency Modulation Indicator EU = Band In Use M = Memory Indicator/Number SCAN = Scan Indicator RELEASE DW = Dual Watch Indicator DW DW = Lock Indicator TX TX RX S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 3 5 7 9 +30 AM AM ST S 1 AM ST 9 Indicator FM = MEmergency Channel RX FM M SCAN TX 1 2 3 4 PWR S TX 1 1 3 2 53 47 9PWR +30 SCANST ® = SoundTracker Indicator Indicator RX = Receive TX 1 2 3 4 PWR TX = Transmit Indicator Signal Strength Meter 16 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 16-17 To Receive To Receive 1 Your 75 ST EU is automatically in the receive mode and RX (Receive Indicator) is illuminated. S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 2 3 4 PWR 17 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Operation 1 To access emergency channel 9, press Channel 9/19 key once. Emergency Channel 9 or Information Channel 19 4 You are now on information channel 19. PUSH ONCE One Touch Channel 9 and 19 RX S 1 RX 2 You are now on emergency channel 9 and the will appear. FM icon S 1 TX 1 RX S 1 3 3 3 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 2 3 4 PWR 5 7 9 +30 5 Press 9/19 again to return to the original channel selected. 2 3 4 PWR THIRD TIME 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 2 3 4 PWR 6 Original channel. 3 To access information channel 19, press Channel 9/19 key again. PUSH AGAIN 18 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 18-19 RX S 1 3 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 2 3 4 PWR 19 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Operation 1 Press Key Lock button to prevent unintentional channel changing. Key Lock 4 Push and hold Memory Key for 5 seconds. PRESS & RELEASE PRESS & HOLD DW 2 You are now locked and the icon will appear. AM FM M SCAN S 1 3 ST TX 1 3 Press Key Lock again to deactivate. S 1 TX 1 3 TX RX 5 Display will change to the 5 digit frequency of the channel selected. 5 7 9 +30 2 3 4 PWR RX 5 7 9 +30 FM PRESS & RELEASE 5 Digit Frequency Display 2 3 4 PWR S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 2 3 4 PWR 6 Push and hold Memory key again for approximately 5 seconds. PRESS & HOLD 7 Display will change back to channel display. S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 20 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 20-21 2 3 4 PWR 21 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Operation 1 Set Squelch Control (SQL) to desired setting DSS. See page 14 to set DSS. All Channel Scan Note The 75 ST EU will stop scanning and monitor a channel when it receives an incoming transmission. Five seconds after the transmission stops, the 75 ST EU resumes the scanning function. Channel Saver Feature Channel Saver Feature Automatically retains the last channel used when CB is turned off and returns you to that channel when CB is turned back on. This feature works only when connected to a constant 12 volt source. Saving Channels in Memory 1 Select desired channel to store in memory. 2 Press Scan key. Unit will start scanning. S 1 RX 3 5 7 9 +30 FM and RELEASE the Memory key. 2 PRESS TX 1 3 When activity is found on a channel, scanning will stop. Scan icon will appear 4 Press any key to stop scanning sequence. PRESS ANY KEY 2 3 4 PWR PRESS & RELEASE 3 PRESS and HOLD the desired Memory Location key to lock channel into memory. PRESS & HOLD 4 The Memory location will appear on the display. S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM M TX 1 22 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 22-23 2 3 4 PWR 23 12/28/12 2:30 PM Operation Dual Watch Retrieving Channels from Memory 1 PRESS and RELEASE the Memory key. Dual Watch Dual Watch Dual Watch allows you to simultaneously monitor any two preselected channels at one time. 1 Adjust squelch (SQL) setting to the DSS level (see page 14). PRESS & RELEASE 2 PRESS and RELEASE the desired Memory Location key. 2 Set CB to one of the channels you wish to monitor. DW 3 The channel in the memory location will be recalled. S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 S 1 3 RX PRESS and Hold the DW button until a beep is heard. 5 7 9 +30 FM M TX 1 3 2 3 4 PWR 2 3 4 PWR PRESS & HOLD 4 Repeat to recall other Memory Locations. 24 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 24-25 25 12/28/12 2:30 PM Dual Watch Dual Watch Home and Office Set-Up 4 Select new channel. Base Station Operation (From 230V AC House Current) To operate your transceiver from home or office you will need a 13.2 volt DC Power Pack rated at a minimum of 2 amps, and a properly installed base station antenna. 5 Base Station Operation (From 230V AC House Current) Press and hold DW button until a beep is heard. S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM M TX 1 2 3 4 PWR PRESS & HOLD Note The 75 ST EU will alternate between both channels until it receives an incoming transmission. Five seconds after the transmission stops, it will again alternate between both channels. 6 + — Warning! Do not attempt to operate this transceiver by connecting it directly to 230V AC. The DW icon appears and monitoring begins. Simply connect the red (+) and black (-) leads of the transceiver to the corresponding terminals of the power pack. DW S 1 3 RX 5 7 9 +30 FM TX 1 7 2 3 4 PWR Press any key to stop monitoring function. PRESS ANY KEY 26 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 26-27 27 12/28/12 2:30 PM Frequency Ranges Band EU EU EU1* CE Frequency Ranges Channels Power Country (MHz) 40 CH AM 40 CH FM 40 CH AM 40 CH FM 1W 4W 4W 4W Europe/France Europe/France *Europe *Europe CEPT Frequencies CEPT Frequencies 26.965-27.405 40 CH FM only 4W CEPT Frequencies Gb (UK) 40 CH FM Gb (UK) 40 CH FM 4W 4W England (UK) England (UK) UK Frequencies CEPT Frequencies PL PL 40 CH AM 40 CH FM 4W 4W Poland Poland Polish Frequencies Polish Frequencies E1 E1 40 CH AM 40 CH FM 4W 4W Italy/Spain Italy/Spain CEPT Frequencies CEPT Frequencies I2 I2 36 CH AM 36 CH FM 4W 4W Italy Italy Italian Frequencies Italian Frequencies DE 40 CH AM 1W Germany 26.965 (CH1) to 27.405(CH40) CEPT Frequencies DE dE1 80 CH FM 40 CH AM 80 CH FM 4W 4W 4W Germany 1st 40 CH CEPT Frequencies 2nd 40 CH NOTE: If the country of usage is not listed above, please consult with your local communications authority for frequency usage. *Not all countries allow EU1. Please consult with your local authority before use. Band ID EU: EU EU1* AM 1.0W AM4.0W FM 4.0W FM 4.0W Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 2 26.975 3 26.985 4 27.005 5 27.015 6 27.025 7 27.035 8 27.055 9 27.065 10 27.075 11 27.085 12 27.105 13 27.115 14 27.125 15 27.135 16 27.155 17 27.165 18 27.175 19 27.185 20 27.205 21 27.215 22 27.225 23 27.255 24 27.235 25 27.245 26 27.265 27 27.275 28 27.285 29 27.295 30 27.305 31 27.315 32 27.325 33 27.335 34 27.345 35 27.355 36 27.365 37 27.375 38 27.385 39 27.395 40 27.405 Band ID CE: CEPT FM 4.0W Band ID Gb (UK): United Kingdom 40 CH FM 4.0W Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 1 27.60125 2 26.975 2 27.61125 3 26.985 3 27.62125 4 27.005 4 27.63125 5 27.015 5 27.64125 6 27.025 6 27.65125 7 27.035 7 27.66125 8 27.055 8 27.67125 9 27.065 9 27.68125 10 27.075 10 27.69125 11 27.085 11 27.70125 12 27.105 12 27.71125 13 27.115 13 27.72125 14 27.125 14 27.73125 15 27.135 15 27.74125 16 27.155 16 27.75125 17 27.165 17 27.76125 18 27.175 18 27.77125 19 27.185 19 27.78125 20 27.205 20 27.79125 21 27.215 21 27.80125 22 27.225 22 27.81125 23 27.255 23 27.82125 24 27.235 24 27.83125 25 27.245 25 27.84125 26 27.265 26 27.85125 27 27.275 27 27.86125 28 27.285 28 27.87125 29 27.295 29 27.88125 30 27.305 30 27.89125 31 27.315 31 27.90125 32 27.325 32 27.91125 33 27.335 33 27.92125 34 27.345 34 27.93125 35 27.355 35 27.94125 36 27.365 36 27.95125 37 27.375 37 27.96125 38 27.385 38 27.97125 39 27.395 39 27.98125 40 27.405 40 27.99125 Band ID PL: Poland AM 4.0W FM 4.0W Band ID E1: Spain AM 4.0W FM 4.0W Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.960 2 26.970 3 26.980 4 27.000 5 27.010 6 27.020 7 27.030 8 27.050 9 27.060 10 27.070 11 27.080 12 27.100 13 27.110 14 27.120 15 27.130 16 27.150 17 27.160 18 27.170 19 27.180 20 27.200 21 27.210 22 27.220 23 27.250 24 27.230 25 27.240 26 27.260 27 27.270 28 27.280 29 27.290 30 27.300 31 27.310 32 27.320 33 27.330 34 27.340 35 27.350 36 27.360 37 27.370 38 27.380 39 27.390 40 27.400 Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 2 26.975 3 26.985 4 27.005 5 27.015 6 27.025 7 27.035 8 27.055 9 27.065 10 27.075 11 27.085 12 27.105 13 27.115 14 27.125 15 27.135 16 27.155 17 27.165 18 27.175 19 27.185 20 27.205 21 27.215 22 27.225 23 27.255 24 27.235 25 27.245 26 27.265 27 27.275 28 27.285 29 27.295 30 27.305 31 27.315 32 27.325 33 27.335 34 27.345 35 27.355 36 27.365 37 27.375 38 27.385 39 27.395 40 27.405 *Not all countries allow EU1. Please consult with your local authority before use. 28 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 28-29 29 12/28/12 2:30 PM Frequency Ranges continued Band ID EU: France AM 1.0W FM 4.0W Band ID I1: Italy 1 AM 4.0W FM 4.0W Band ID I2: Italy 2 AM 4.0W FM 4.0W Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 2 26.975 3 26.985 4 27.005 5 27.015 6 27.025 7 27.035 8 27.055 9 27.065 10 27.075 11 27.085 12 27.105 13 27.115 14 27.125 15 27.135 16 27.155 17 27.165 18 27.175 19 27.185 20 27.205 21 27.215 22 27.225 23 27.255 24 27.235 25 27.245 26 27.265 27 27.275 28 27.285 29 27.295 30 27.305 31 27.315 32 27.325 33 27.335 34 27.345 35 27.355 36 27.365 37 27.375 38 27.385 39 27.395 40 27.405 Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 2 26.975 3 26.985 4 27.005 5 27.015 6 27.025 7 27.035 8 27.055 9 27.065 10 27.075 11 27.085 12 27.105 13 27.115 14 27.125 15 27.135 16 27.155 17 27.165 18 27.175 19 27.185 20 27.205 21 27.215 22 27.225 23 27.255 24 27.235 25 27.245 26 27.265 27 27.275 28 27.285 29 27.295 30 27.305 31 27.315 32 27.325 33 27.335 34 27.345 35 27.355 36 27.365 37 27.375 38 27.385 39 27.395 40 27.405 Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 2 26.975 3 26.985 4 27.005 5 27.015 6 27.025 7 27.035 8 27.055 9 27.065 10 27.075 11 27.085 12 27.105 13 27.115 14 27.125 15 27.135 16 27.155 17 27.165 18 27.175 19 27.185 20 27.205 21 27.215 22 27.225 23 27.255 24 27.245 25 27.265 26 26.875 27 26.885 28 26.895 29 26.905 30 26.915 31 26.925 32 26.935 33 26.945 34 26.955 35 26.855 36 26.865 30 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 30-31 Band ID DE: Germany 40 CH AM 1.0W 80 CH FM 4.0W 75 ST EU Specifications Band ID dE1: Germany 40 CH AM 4.0W 80 CH FM 4.0W Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) Ch. No. Freq.(MHz) 1 26.965 41 26.565 2 26.975 42 26.575 3 26.985 43 26.585 4 27.005 44 26.595 5 27.015 45 26.605 6 27.025 46 26.615 7 27.035 47 26.625 8 27.055 48 26.635 9 27.065 49 26.645 10 27.075 50 26.655 11 27.085 51 26.665 12 27.105 52 26.675 13 27.115 53 26.685 14 27.125 54 26.695 15 27.135 55 26.705 16 27.155 56 26.715 17 27.165 57 26.725 18 27.175 58 26.735 19 27.185 59 26.745 20 27.205 60 26.755 21 27.215 61 26.765 22 27.225 62 26.775 23 27.255 63 26.785 24 27.235 64 26.795 25 27.245 65 26.805 26 27.265 66 26.815 27 27.275 67 26.825 28 27.285 68 26.835 29 27.295 69 26.845 30 27.305 70 26.855 31 27.315 71 26.865 32 27.325 72 26.875 33 27.335 73 26.885 34 27.345 74 26.895 35 27.355 75 26.905 36 27.365 76 26.915 37 27.375 77 26.925 38 27.385 78 26.935 39 27.395 79 26.945 40 27.405 80 26.955 GENERAL Modulation Mode ...................................... FM/AM Frequency Range ..................................... 26.565 to 27.99125 MHZ Frequency Tolerance ............................... 0.005 % Frequency Control ................................... PLL (Phase Lock Loop) Synthesizer Operating Temperature Range ................ -20° C TO + 55° C Microphone ............................................... Internal Input Voltage ........................................... 13.2 VDC nom. (negative ground) Current Drain ............................................ Transmit: AM/FM full mod., 1.4A (maximum) Receive: Squelched, 0.9 A; Full audio output, 1.2A (nominal) Maximum Duty Cycle .............................. 2 minute transmit (TX), 5 minute stand-by (RX) Size ........................................................ 8.625”D x 7.28125”W x 2.8125”H Weight ...................................................... 2 lbs. Antenna Connector .................................. UHF; SO-239 Meter .........................................................LCDs; indicates relative power output and received signal strength TRANSMITTER Power Output ...........................................4 watts FM, 4/1 watt AM Modulation ................................................AM (Amplitude Modulation) FM (Frequency Modulation) Frequency Response ...............................300 to 3000 Hz Output Impedance ....................................50 ohms, unbalanced RECEIVER Sensitivity .................................................Less than 1 µV for 10 dB (S+N) /N Selectivity .................................................6 dB @ 7 KHz, 60 dB @ 10KHz Image Rejection .......................................80 dB, typical Adjacent-Channel Rejection .....................60 dB, typical IF Frequencies .........................................Double Conversion: 1st: 10.695 MHz 2nd: 455 KHz Automatic Gain Control (AGC) .................Less than 10 dB change in audio output for inputs from 10 to 50,000 microvolts Automatic Noise Limiter ...........................RF type Squelch.....................................................Adjustable; threshold less than 1µV Audio Output Power .................................2 Watts Frequency Response ...............................300 to 3000 Hz Distortion ..................................................Less than 7% @3 watts @ 1000 Hz Built-in Speaker ........................................8 ohms, 2 Watts External Speaker (Not supplied) ..................8 ohms; disables internal speaker when connected (SPECIFICATIONS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE) Trademark Acknowledgement Cobra®, Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra® and the snake design are registered trademarks of Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA. Cobra Electronics Corporation™ is a trademark of Cobra Electronics Corporation, USA. 31 12/28/12 2:30 PM Optional Accessories Declaration of Conformity You can find quality Cobra products and accessories at your local Cobra dealer. Declaration of Conformity We, Cobra Electronics Europe Limited of Dungar House Northumberland Avenue Dun Laoghaire County Dublin, Ireland Declare under our sole responsibility that the product: 75 ST EU CB radio Replacement Microphone Bracket 21” Base Loaded Magnet Mount Antenna 38” Base Loaded Magnet Mount Antenna HG A1000 HG A1500 to which this declaration relates, is in conformity with the following standards and/ or other normative documents when properly installed and maintained and used for their intended purpose: EN60950-1:2006 / A12:2011 EN62311 (2008) EN 301 489-1 V1.9.2 (2011-09) EN 301 489-13 V1.2.1 (2002-08) EN 300 433-2 V1.3.1 (2011-07) EN 300 433-1 V1.3.1 (2011-07) We hereby declare that the above named product is in conformity to all the essential requirements of the Directive 1999/5/EC. The conformity assessment procedure referred to in Article 10 and detailed in Annex III or IV of Directive 1999/5/EC has been followed with the involvement of the following Notified Body: BABT, Forsyth House, Churchfield Road, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, KT12 2TD, UK Dynamic External Speaker Noise Cancelling External Speaker HG S100 HG S300 Noise Cancelling With Talk Back External Speaker HG S500 Identification mark 0168 (Notified Body Number) The equipment will also carry the Class 2 equipment identifier: The technical documentation relevant to the above equipment will be held at: Cobra Electronics Europe Limited of Dungar House Northumberland Avenue Dun Laoghaire County Dublin, Ireland JEAN-LOUIS POOT, Managing Director 32 75STEU_MANL_ENG.indd 32-33 March 2013 33 12/28/12 2:30 PM