Standard Horizon Radio Communications - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

With grommets like that you normally have to do it from inside the case. So split the case and insert the Squelch cover from the back, then put the button back in the spot and re-fix the case. To help, you can use a little dry silicone lubricant.

The original battery is obsolete, but this battery tray allows you to use AAA batteries. https://www.thegpsstore.com/Marine-Electronics/Marine-Accessories/Standard-Horizon-Accessories/Standard-Horizon-Alkaline-Battery-Tray https://jgtech.com/FNB121-LI-battery.html https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f13/standard-horizon-hand-helf-vhf-minor-successes-177036.html ..

Yes, but not listed. Ask the maker to replace. Then you have warranty.Parts & Accessories Manual - Standard Horizonhttps://www.standardhorizon.com > downloadFilePDFCP150C Chart Plotter. Ref. Description. Part Number. SAP number. Mounting Bracket. TT150001CP. XUCMP0030. Dust Cover. RR150002CP. XUCMP0018.CP150C - Standard Horizonhttps://www.standardhorizon.com > downloadFilePDFIf any parts are missing contact the dealer this chart plotter was purchased from. Accessories and replacement parts may be ordered from STANDARD. HORIZON's .....

It sounds as if the radio needs to be reprogrammed. It could also be a cold solder joint causing the problem but my guess is the radio needs to be reprogrammed. If you purchased this used, it is very likely that the frequencies were removed prior to the sale. OR, the EEPROM was removed to make surre that the frequencies were removed. It's typical practice for radio shops to do this to prevent unauthorized use on radio frequencies.

You cant. Contact previous owner and ask for mmsi transfer or contact manufacturer about how to program new mmsi number.

It is a bad or under charged battery. Several beeps means the radio does not have enough power to transmit. Transmit takes a lot of power compared to receiving.

It sounds as if your squelch is open. Turn your squelch control until any noise from the speaker drops out. Your busy indicator should go out.

More information please. Re wire existing? Hand mic or desk style? It is often cheaper to buy a new one when you look at the time to do it well. Sometimes you can buy a mic cord and re solder the head to it.

To change this radio from Canadian to USA or to International frequency band plans, hold down the [16/9] key and press the [CLR (WX)] key. The band will change from Canadian, to USA, then to International on each press. Australia uses the International marine band plan. Have fun.

It sounds like you have CTCSS squelch activated and that the manual quelch control is fully open. Try adjusting the manual squelch. My quess is that the "BUSY" indication drops, and you will then be able to scan, etc.

Remove the battery. Re-insert the battery. Does it still show BUSY?

Usually from the battery, but it all depends on the installer. Most of these istalls have been poorly done by people that don't have a clue. ower should be taken directly from the battery with a fuse at the battery terminal. This will reduce electrical noise heard on the radio.

Kindly check this site for checking if it is correct. https://ivao.aero/training/documentation/books/ADC_Fill_ATIS.pdf

need more information.Are you looking to have a radio repaired or to buy one.

have you tried a google search for one?

without proper test equipment it would be hard to say if the IF is out of alignment or the finals on the audio side are bad or the speaker is blown.

Hi,Sounds familiar, but there is a solution here: join yahoo group SPECIFIC to your radio Make/Model, you will receive expert advice and you can download manuals, diagrams and software.I Know, I am a member of another radio group there.Cheers,Peter

Hi Marius,Not being a nautical person, I can't give you any advice with the following exception: join yahoo group SPECIFIC to your radio Make/Model, they will send you all the info required, plus you can download manuals, diagrams and other goodies.I hope this helps you.Cheers,Peter

This can be a sign of a battery problem. Check your battery to see that it is fresh and fully charged. Swap batteries with another known good unit to see if the problem goes away. If so, you know you have a battery issue.Best regards.

The ideal way is to replace the flex wire to insure decent operation, trying to repair it will probably land you into trouble with the radio.