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How to Use Your Cobra 29 LX LE
Contents
Features..........................................................................................................1
The CB Story..................................................................................................A1
FCC.Regulations
FCC.Warnings
Included.Accessories
Controls & Indicators.................................................................................A2
Our Thanks to You......................................................................................A3
Customer.Support
Installation
Location.....................................................................................................2
Mounting.and.Connection.................................................................2
Antennas
CB.Antenna...............................................................................................6
Marine.Installation.................................................................................6
Ignition Noise Interference....................................................................7
Operating Your 29 LX LE
Turning.On.Your.CB............................................................................... 8
. Setting.Channel.Selector..................................................................... 9
. Calibrate.For.SWR.(Standing.Wave.Ratio)..................................... 10
. To.Receive................................................................................................. 12
. Selecting.a.Channel............................................................................... 13
. S-Meter....................................................................................................... 13
. To.Transmit............................................................................................... 14..
. Setting.Dynamike®................................................................................ 15
. Menu.Mode.............................................................................................. 16
. Radio.Check.Mode................................................................................. 17
. Setting.Display.Color.Mode................................................................ 18
. Setting.Brightness.Mode..................................................................... 19.
. Setting.Contrast.Mode......................................................................... 19
. Weather.Information............................................................................. 20
. Weather.Channels.................................................................................. 21
. Weather.Alert.Mode.............................................................................. 22
. Setting.Weather.Alert.Scan................................................................ 22
. Setting.Weather.Auto.Scan................................................................ 22
. Key.Tones.Mode..................................................................................... 23
. Software.version/Factory.Settings................................................... 23
. NB-ANL/Off.(Noise.Blanker/Automatic.......................................... 24
. Noise.Limiter.Switch)
. RF.Gain.Control....................................................................................... 24
. Program.Memory.Channels................................................................ 25
. Scan/Memory.Scan................................................................................ 25
. Scan.CB.Channels................................................................................... 29
. Scan.Memory.Channels....................................................................... 26
. Dimmer.Control...................................................................................... 26
. Setting.Squelch....................................................................................... 26
. S/RF.Meter................................................................................................. 28
. External.Speaker..................................................................................... 29
. PA.(Public.Address)................................................................................ 30
. Home.And.Office.Set-Up..................................................................... 32
. Temporary.Mobile.Set-Up................................................................... 33
How Your CB Can Serve You.................................................................. 34
. A.Few.Rules.You.Should.Know.........................................................34
. Channel.9.Emergency.Messages......................................................34
. CB.10.Codes..............................................................................................36
Frequency Ranges......................................................................................38
29 LX LE Specifications.............................................................................39
Warranty Information...............................................................................40
Optional Accessories................................................................................. 41
Optional Accessories Order Info..........................................................42
If You Need Service/Trademark Info.................................Back.Cover
Features of This Product
• Selectable 4-Color LCD Display
• 10 Weather Channels
• Weather Scan
• Emergency Weather Alert
• 40 CB Radio Channels
• 40 Channel Scan
• Memory Channels
• Channel Frequency Read-Out
• Radio Check Diagnostic
• Heavy-Duty Dynamic
Microphone
• Full 4 Watts AM RF Power Output
• SWR Calibration Meter
• Instant Channel 19 and 9
• Front Panel 4-Pin Microphone
Connector
• Switchable Automatic Noise
Limiter & Noise Blanker
• Adjustable Dynamike Boost
• Tactile Controls
• 9 Ft Mic Cord
• Programmable Dimmer Control
• RF Gain
1
Installation
Installation
Location
Location
Plan.location.of.transceiver.and.microphone.
bracket.before.starting.the.installation.
Select.a.location.that.is.convenient.for.operation,.
yet.does.not.interfere.with.the.driver.or.passenger.
The.transceiver.is.usually.mounted.to.the.underside.of.the.dash.with.the.microphone.bracket.
beside.it.
Mounting and
Connection
Mounting and Connection
1
Note
The transceiver is held in the
universal mounting bracket by
two thumbscrews which allow
for adjustment at a convenient
angle.
. .Hold.the.radio.with.the.mounting.bracket.in.
the.exact.desired.location..If.there.is.no.interference,.remove.the.bracket.and.use.it.as.a.
template.to.mark.the.location.for.the.mounting.screws.
3
. .Connect.the.antenna.cable.plug.to.the.receptacle.marked.“ANT”..on.the.back.of.the.unit..
The bracket includes two selftapping screws and star washers. The mounting must be
mechanically strong, conveniently located.
2
. Drill.the.holes.and.secure.the.bracket.
continued
2
3
Installation
Installation
Note
Before installing the CB radio,
visually check the vehicle’s
battery connection to determine which terminal, positive
or negative, is grounded (positive is the larger of the two)
to the engine block (or chassis). A negatively grounded
vehicle has its negative lead
grounded to the chassis.
Note
6
. .Plug.power.cable.into.back.of.unit.marked.
“Power”...Be.sure.to.observe.polarity.markings.
7
. .Mount.the.microphone.
bracket.on.either.side.
of.the.unit.(driver’s.left).
using.two.screws.supplied..Bracket.should.be.
placed.under.the.dash..
so.microphone.is.readily.
accessible.
Connecting to an accessory fuse
prevents the unit from being left
on accidentally, and also permits operating the unit without
running the engine.
4
Note
In positive ground vehicles the
red wire goes to the chassis and
the black wire is connected to
the ignition switch.
. .In.a.negative.grounded.vehicle,.connect.the.
red.lead.of.the.DC.power.cord.to.an.accessory.
12.volt.fuse.
NB/ANL
S/RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
Note
When connected to an accessory fuse, unit will self test
the emergency weather alert
automatically when ignition
is turned on. Turns itself on & off.
. .Connect.the.black.lead.to.the.negative.side.
of.the.vehicle..This.is.usually.the.chassis..Any.
convenient.location.with.a.good.electrical.
contact.(remove.paint).may.be.used..
VOL
OFF
8
4
3
CAL
SQ
SCAN
TX
Note
RX
RF
SWR/CAL
5
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
3
SIG 1
DYNAMIKE
CB /WX/
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
WX !
R
MIN
RF GAIN
MAX
MIN
..Attach.the.4-pin.microphone.cable.to..
receptacle.on.front.of.unit.and.install.unit..
in.bracket.securely.
5
DIM
If microphone is not
connected,
audio
will
SWRnot
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
CAL
be heard at speaker.
PA
5 79
+30dB
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
OFF
ESC
Antennas
Ignition Noise Interference
CB Antenna
CB Antenna
Since.the.maximum.allowable.power.output.of.
the.transmitter.is.limited.by.the.FCC,.the.antenna.
is.critical.in.affecting.transmission.distance..Only.a.
properly.matched.antenna.system.will.allow.maxiNote
mum.power.output..Cobra.loaded.type.antenna.
For optimum performance in
models.are.highly.recommended.for.most.instalpassenger cars the ideal anten- lations..For models with Weather Feature (WX),
na location is on the center of
a Dual Band (Center Load/Base Load) antenna
the roof. Second choice is on the is recommended..Consult.your.Cobra.dealer.for.
center of the trunk.
further.details,.or.call.773.889.3087.and.speak.to.a.
Cobra.representative..
Note
Because many newer trucks
feature fiberglass door skins,
the outside mirror must be
grounded to the chassis via a
ground strap, if the antenna is
mounted on the mirror bracket.
Use.of.a.mobile.receiver.at.low.signal.levels.is.
normally.limited.by.the.presence.of.electrical.
noise..The.primary.source.of.noise.in.automobiles.is.from.the.alternator.and.ignition.system..
Typically,.when.signal.level.is.adequate,.the.background.noise.does.not.present.a.serious.problem..
Also,.when.extremely.low.level.signals.are.being.
received,.the.transceiver.may.be.operated.with.
the.vehicle’s.engine.turned.off..The.unit.requires.
very.little.current.and.therefore.will.not.significantly.discharge.the.vehicle’s.battery.
Even.though.the.Cobra.29.LX.LE.has.an.automatic.noise.limiter,.in.some.installations.ignition.
interference.may.be.high.enough.to.make.good.
communications.impossible..Many.possibilities.
exist.and.variations.between.vehicles.require..
different.solutions..Consult.your.Cobra.dealer.or.
a.2-way.radio.technician.for.help.in.locating.the.
source.of.a.severe.noise.
Note
3-way Combination Antennas
are also available which allow
operation of all three bands
(AM-FM & CB), using a single
antenna. However, this type
of antenna usually results in
less than normal transmit and
receive range when compared
to a standard-type “Single
Band” CB antenna. Call 773889-3087 for further information.
.1 A
. .standard.antenna.connector.is.provided..
on.the.transceiver.for.easy.connection.
Marine Installation
The.transceiver.will.not.operate.at.maximum..
efficiency.in.a.boat.without.a.ground.plate,.
(unless.it.has.a.steel.hull)..Before.attempting.
installation.,.consult.your.dealer.for.information.
regarding.an.adequate.grounding.system.and.
prevention.of.electrolysis.between.fittings.in.the.
hull.and.water..
6
7
Operation
Operation
Turning On
Turning On
NB/ANL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
CAL
S/ RF
3
SIG 1
SQ
OFF
SCAN
TX
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
CAL
SQ
DIM
SCAN
TX
Note
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
WX !
MIN
.1 R
. otate.the.On/Off Volume.knob.clockwise.to.
turn.unit.on.and.adjust.to.a.normal.listening.
level.
DELTA TUNE
MAX
3
TOFF
BACK
RF GAIN
ESC
SWR
CAL
MIN
MIN
MAX
. .Select.one.of.forty.channels.and.adjust..
OFF
volume..The.selected.channel.(1.through.
40).will.be.indicated.by.the.readout.directly.
above.the.channel.selector.knob
B /ANL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
OFF
CAL
SQ
SCAN
TX
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
RX
RF
WR /CAL
VOL
3
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
RF GAIN
MIN
MIN
2
8
DIM
ESC
WX !
R
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
CB /WX/
PA
DIM
ESC
Press CB/WX/PA to SWR
select CB,
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
weather
channels
orCALPA (public
address) modes.
R
WX !
RF GAIN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
RX
3
SIG 1
CH 9/
19
CB /WX/
R
MIN
3
RF
MEM SCAN
VOL
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
S/RF
SWR
CAL
SWR/CAL
RX
RF
SWR /CAL
VOL
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
NB/ANL
S/RF
Setting Channel
Selector
Setting Channel Selector
Make.sure.the.power.cord,.antenna.and.microphone.are.connected.to.their.proper.connectors.
before.starting..
SWR
CAL
OFF
. .Press.the.CB/PA/WX.button.to.change.modes..
9
OFF
Operation
Calibrate For
SWR (Standing
Wave Ratio)
Operation
Calibrate for SWR (Standing Wave Ratio)
PUSH &
HOLD
SWR.calibration.is.done.to.properly.adjust.the.
length.of.the.antenna.and.to.monitor.the.quality.
of.the.coaxial.cable.and.all.RF.connections.
This.calibration.is.critical.in.order.to.achieve.optimum.performance.
Note
Calibration must be made in an
open area (never in a garage).
Vehicle doors must be closed.
No one should be standing near
the antenna. (See your antenna
directions for more complete
information).
NB /ANL
S/ RF
3
2
SWR 1.5
SCAN
CAL
CB /WX/
VOL
SQ
PA
5 79
+30dB
3
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
MEM SCAN
RX
RF
M
DYNAMIKE
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
DELTA TUNE
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
MIN
S/RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
. 1 Select.channel.20.SWR/CAL
VOL
3
MIN
CAL
TX
T BACK
SWR
CAL
. Push and hold.mic.button.
MAX
SCAN
OFF
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
PA
5 79
+30dB
M
DYNAMIKE
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
RX
RF
SQ
ESC
R
RF GAIN
2
DIM
WX !
NB/ANL
OFF
CH 9/
19
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
DIM
ESC
SWR
CAL
Note
The reading will be slightly
higher on Channels 1 and 40
compared to Channel 20.
NB/ANL
2
SWR 1.5
S/RF
VOL
OFF
2
SQ
SCAN
TX
RX
3
MIN
MIN
DYNAMIKE
MIN
PA
5 79
+30dB
M
EN
MEM WX !
NBR /ANL
U SH EN
U P
TE
RF GAIN
MIN
S/ RF
Press.SWR/CAL button.to.select.CAL.
SWR /CAL
10
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
SIG 1
SWR/CAL
CAL
OFF
RF
CAL
3
DIM
MAX
OFF
ESC
DELTA4TUNE
SWR
T BACK
. .While.holding.mic.
CAL
3
button.adjust.the.
CAL TX
SWR 1.5 2
SWR CAL.knob.so.
MAX
OFF
the.meter.swings.
S/RF to.the.CAL.mark.on.
RF
the.meter.(located.
on.the.right).. 3 5 7 9
SIG 1
+30dB
U SH EN
U P
TE
continued
N
E
R
M
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
11
MEM
WX !
RF G
Operation
Operation
Calibrate for
SWR continued
SWR 1.5
S/ RF
SWR
When switched to SWR
mode the meter reading
should ideally be as far to the
left as possible. Anything over
3 is not acceptable. A slight
antenna height adjustment
(higher or lower) may be
required. Repeat recalibration
steps.
SQ
6
3
SCAN
S/ RF
RF
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
3
CB /WX/
VOL
SQ
RF GAIN
MIN
OFF
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
RX
CB /WX/
PA
DIM
5 79
PA
+30dB
ESC
WX !
R
MIN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
SIG 1
SWR/CAL
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
OFF
5
CAL
RX
SIG 1
VOL
Note
3
RF
SWR /CAL
To Receive
2
SWR 1.5
Selecting
A
SCAN
Channel
Selecting
A Channel
3
2
CAL
NB /ANL
NB /ANL
DYNAMIKE
DELTA TUNE
MAX
MIN
T BACK
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
.
. .Repeat.the.same.steps.two.through.five.on.
Channel.1.and.40..This.will.check.SWR.for.all.
channels.
S-Meter
ESC
MEM
R
RF GAIN
SWR
CAL
OFF
. .While.still.holding.down.the.mic.button,.press.
and.release.the.S/RF SWR CAL.button.to.the.
SWR.setting,.to.read.the.SWR.reading.
DIM
MIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
SWR
CAL
OFF
MAX
Unit.should.be.in.CB.mode..Rotate.channel
selector.clockwide.or.counter-clockwise.to.
select.desired.channel.
1
S-Meter
Swings.proportionately.to.strength.of.incoming.
signal.when.receiving.
To Receive
NB/ANL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
VOL
3
SQ
SCAN
CAL
S/RF
RX
RF
SWR /CAL
SCAN
S/RF MEMRF
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
R
SWR/CAL
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
OFF
MIN
MIN
MAX
12
OFF
SQ
CAL
RX
DIM
ESC
3
5 79
+30dB
SWR
CAL
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
R
MEM
WX !
RF GAIN
DELTA T
OFF
1
..Rotate.the.On/Off Volume.knob.clockwise..
The.RX.icon.will.be.displayed.
T BACK
3
CH 9/
19
SIG 1
WX !
VOL
1
2
SWR 1.5
NB/ANL
...The.S/RF-SWR-CAL.switch.must.be.in.the.S/RF.
setting.to.read.the.meter.
MIN
MIN
13
MAX
Operation
Operation
To Transmit
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/ RF
Caution!
S/RF
SWR
CAL
/CAL
Be sure the antenna is SWR
properly
connected to the radio beforeVOL
transmitting. Prolonged transmitting without an antenna,
or a poorly matched antenna,
OFF
could cause damage to the
transmitter.
Be sure to read the F.C.C. Rules
and Regulations included with
this unit before transmitting.
2
3
3
5 79
+30dB
CAL
This.controls.the.microphone.sensitivity..
CH 9/
SCAN
19
(outgoing.audio.level).
MEM SCAN
TX
RF
CB /WX/
SIG 1
SQ
DYNAMIKE
PA
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
DIM
NB/ANL
ESC
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
S/RF
SWR
CAL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
VOL
MIN
MIN
MAX
. .Select.desired.channel.
Transmit
PUSH &
HOLD
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
WX !
R
3
CAL
SQ
SCAN
TX
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
MIN
RF GAIN
MIN
.3 I.nitially,.set.fully.clockwise.so.that.maximum.
voice.volume.is.available..Dynamike.may.
have.to.be.reduced.in.some.conditions.
.2 P
. ush and hold.mic.button.to.transmit..
Transmitter.is.now.activated..When.transmitting,.hold.the.microphone.two.inches.from.
your.mouth.and.speak.in.a.clear,.normal.voice..
Release.to.receive.
14
15
DIM
ESC
WX !
R
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
OFF
OFF
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
RX
RF
SWR/CAL
1
Setting ®
Dynamike
Setting Dynamike®
To Transmit
NB /ANL
MAX
OFF
SWR
CAL
Operation
Menu Mode
Operation
CH 9/
Allows.testing.of.important.radio.functions.
19
MEM SCAN
Test 1- Battery
Level:.Confirms.that.battery.
DIM
CB /WX/
voltage.level.is.between.10.8.V.to.15.8.V..If.in.that.
PA
ESC
range,.it.is.“PASS”..Outside.of.that.range,.either.
SWR
TFAIL.LOW”.or.“FAIL.HIGH”.will.be.displayed..Press.
BACK
CAL
Menu/Enter.knob.to.advance.to.next.test.
3
CAL
Used.to.program.special.features..Menu/Enter.
SWR 1.5 2
RX
knob.is.used.to.move.cursor.to.desired.feature..
RF
to.program..
S/ RF
Note
Use Dim/Escape button to exit
SWR /CAL
from any routine back to CB
VOL
standby mode.
3
SIG 1
SQ
5 79
+30dB
M
DYNAMIKE
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
SCAN
MEM
R
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
NB /ANL
OFF
MIN
S/ RF
2
3
CAL
TX
NB /ANL SWR /CAL
CAL
VOL
3
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
SQ
S/ RF
5 79
+30dB
M
DYNAMIKE
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
SWR /CAL
S/RF RF
SWR
CAL MEM WX ! 3
SIG 1
R
OFF
NB /ANL
MIN
3
DELTAM
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.feature.to.be.
S/ RF
S/RF RF
SWR
programmed.
CAL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
3
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
5 79
+30dB
3
2
NB/ANL
VOL
SQSWR 1.5 DYNAMIKE
ANL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
OFF
VOL
M
SQ
TE
MEM
R
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
TX
Level.3:
R
RX
3
SIG 1
MIN
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
R
VOL
SQ
RF GAIN
DELTA
TUNE
OFF
WX ALERT
SCAN
WX AUTO SCAN
CONTRAST
NB /ANL
MEM WX !
MIN
MAX
OFF
MIN
MIN
16
ESC
CAL
M
CH 9/
EN
S/RF
SWR
CAL
VOL
CB /WX/
PA
DIM
ESC
OFF
3
CAL
2
NB/ANL
SWR T1.5
DELTA
TUNE
BACK
ANL
VOL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
SQ
SWRMAX
/CAL
3
OFF
VOL OFFSQ
3SWR CAL
CAL
5 79
+30dB
SWR/CAL
DYNAMIKE
MIN
M
EN
3R
WX !
CAL
BATTERY VOLTAGESWR SCAN
SCAN
FAILDITUNE
LOW T BACK CAL MEM
Note
M
CB /WX/
CB /WX/
CH 9/
19
DIM
ESC
MEM
WX !
3
PA
EN
ESC
CH 9/
19
RF POWER OUTPUTSWR SCAN
T BACK
CAL MEM SCAN
FAILDITUNE
M
SCAN
1
MINMIN
CB /WX/
CB /WX/
U SH EN
U P
TE
PA
ESC
MEM
WX !
2
MAX
3R
ANTENNA
RF PASS
U SH EN
U P
TE
OFF
MEM
CAL
TX
RXRF GAIN
R
DYNAMIKE
RF GAIN
MAX
MIN
WX !
SCAN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
PA
DIM
MEMDELTA
SCAN
TUNE
FAILDIM
T BACK
PA
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
SWR
CAL
SCAN
MEM
DELTA TUNEMAXT BACK
MIN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
PA
ESC
R
ESC
ESC
CH 9/
3 SCAN
19
ANTENNA
DIM
Note
SWR
T BACK
Press
Dim/Escape
button to
CAL
return to CB standby mode.
If 10 seconds pass or if Enter
OFF
button
pressed, testing is
complete. Unit will return to
CB Standby mode.
CB /WX/
3 5 79
SIG 1
+30dB
MEM WX !
SQ
R
PRESS PTT
BUTTON TO
CHECK ANTENNA
U SH EN
U P
TE
CH 9/
19
MEM DELTA
SCAN
PA
M
TX
S/RF
SWR
CAL
VOL
ESC
Test
3- DYNAMIKE
Antenna
Mismatch
Warning:.Press
SWR
SQ
RF
GAIN OFFDELTA TUNE
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNEMAXT BACK
MIN
CAL
Push-to-Talk .button.to.check.antenna/radio.for.
proper.matching..
2
TX
MEM
R
N
NB/ANL ESWR 1.5
M
ANL
DYNAMIKE
RX
DIM
MEM SCAN
DELTA
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
3 5 79
SIG 1
+30dB
MEM WX !
5 79
NB/ANL +30dB
S/RF
RF
SIG 1
3
2
RX
MEM SCAN
S/RF RF
DIM
CB /WX/
SWR
PA
ESC
CAL
1
SIG
OFF
CB /WX/
CH 9/
19
SCAN
PA
5 79
+30dB
TX
RF POWER OUTPUT
RXRF GAIN
RF PASS
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM SCAN
MEM SCAN
POWER OUTPUT
2
TX
SWR
DYNAMIKE
SCAN
T BACK
MIN
19
CAL
3
PU SH EN
TE
NU
NB/ANL ESWR 1.5
M
ANL
+30dB
SWR/CAL
OFF
MIN
MEM
MAX
MIN WX ! NB /ANL
SWR /CAL
RF GAIN
OFF
S/RF
DIM
5 79
SIG 1
VOL
DYNAMIKE
RX
3
CH 9/
19
Note
Press Dim/Escape button to
return to CB standby mode.
If 10 seconds pass or if Enter
button pressed, unit goes to
2nd test.
PA
Press
Push-To-Talk
within 10
ESC
seconds
or
unit
will
go to the
M
CAL
SWR
Test
2-DYNAMIKE
RF
PowerMIN
Output:.Confirms.3.3.to.4.Watt.
SQ
RF
T BACK
RF GAIN
DELTA
TUNE MAXT BACK
CAL
CALGAIN OFFDELTA TUNE next
test.SWR
output.level..Once.Push-to-Talk.button.is.pressed,.
Note
Pass.or.Fail.will.be.displayed.if.level.is.outside.limits.
Press Dim/Escape button to
OFF
MAX
MIN
OFF
MIN
MAX
MIN
OFF
CH 9/ return
1
to CB standby mode. If
SCAN
19
TX
PRESS PTT
10 seconds pass or if Enter button
MEM SCAN
RX
TO CHECK
DIM pressed, go to 3rd test.
CB /WX/
CAL
5 79
+30dB
CAL
WX !
CAL TX
BATTERY VOLTAGE
FAIL HIGH RXRF GAIN
NB/ANL
1.5
NB/ANL SWRCHSWR
9/ 2
DELTA TUNEANLSCAN
T BACK
19
CAL
S/ RF
OFF
3
CH 9/
19
WX !
GAIN
KEY RFTONES
S/ RF
RADIO CHECK
EXIT
CAL
RF
SWR/CAL
M
5 79
+30dB
ANL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
PU SH EN
RX
3
SIG 1
MIN
3
2
VOL
SQSWR 1.5 DYNAMIKE
NB/ANL
S/RF
U
EN
Level.2:
TX
CAL
RF
SWR/CAL
OFF
NB/ANL
DISPLAYS/ RFCOLOR VOL SQ
S/RF RF MEM SCAN
BRIGHTNESS
SWR
CAL
PA 3
WX ALERT
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
RX
RF
SWR/CAL
NB/ANL
S/RF
Level.1:.
TX
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
SCAN
ANL
CAL
3
SIG 1
NB /ANLSWR /CAL
NB/ANL
MEM
MEM WX !
U SH EN
U P
TE
SWR
EN
R
TUNE
T BACK
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
SCAN
PA
CH 9/
19
PU SH EN
MEM SCAN
N U 1.5 2 T 3
ER
NB/ANL
2 ESWR
ANL M
DIM
CB /WX/
S/RF PA
RF
ESC
SWR
S/RF
MAX
MIN
BATTERY VOLTAGE
PASS
5 79
SCAN
+30dB
NB/ANL
5 79
+30dB
SWR/CAL
DYNAMIKE
MIN
MIN
OFF
1
TX
OFF
RX
RF GAIN
VOL OFF
SQ
S/RF
SWR
CAL
CAL
Rotate.Menu/Enter.knob.clockwise.to.navigate.
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL TX
S/RF RF
ANL
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
SWRmenu.levels..
RX
S/ RF
S/RF
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
MIN
MAX
S/RF RF
SWR
CAL
SIG 1
NB /ANL
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
Radio Check
Mode
Radio Check Mode
Menu Mode
NB /ANL
DIM
ESC
WX !
SWR
RF
GAIN
CAL
17
OFFDELTA TUNE
T BACK
SWR
CAL
Operation
Operation
NB /ANL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
3
CAL
SCAN
TX
MEM SCAN
Setting Display Color Mode
Setting Display
Color Mode
1
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
SWR /CAL
VOL
3
SQ
5 79
+30dB
M
DYNAMIKE
CB /WX/
MEM
U SH EN
U P
T E /ANL
NB
EN
R
ESC
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.Set
Brightness
WX !
3 TUNE CAL T BACK
2
RF GAIN
NB/ANL
SWR 1.5 DELTA
TX
ANL
S/ RF
OFF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
MIN
SWR /CAL
MIN
VOL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
RX
3
SIG 1
5 79
+30dB
S/ RF
VOL
TX
NB /ANL
RF
SWR/CAL
2CAL
3
SQ
SQ
5 79
+30dB
3
SIG 1
MAX
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
MRF
3
SIG 1
3
VOL
OFF
3
SCAN
DISPLAY COLOR
MEM SCAN
OFF
MIN
BRIGHTNESSNB /ANL
NB/ANL SWR
PA 1.5
WXCAL ALERT
ANL
CB /WX/
MEM
WX !
RX
S/ RF
CH 9/
19
DIM
3
2
ESC
SQ
M
DYNAMIKE
MIN
OFF
SWR
VOL RFSQ
GAIN
DYNAMIKE
DELTA TUNE
MAX
OFF MIN
MIN
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
ANL
TX
CH 9/
19
CB /WX/
NU
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
PU SH EN
TE
MEM
SQ
SCAN
3
CAL
PA
DIM
ESC
PU SH EN
TE
MEM
PA
SCAN
PA
WX !
MAX
SET NIGHT-DIM
LEVEL
EXIT
TX
M
MIN
MAX
S/ RF
SWR /CAL
18
ESC
MIN
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
OFF
S/RF RF
SWR
CAL
SIG 1
VOL
SQ
DIM
CB /WX/
PA
ESC
OFF
SCAN
2
SWR
CAL
3
RF GAIN
CAL
SET CONTRAST
EXIT
TX
RX
3
DELTA TUNE
MEM SCAN
DYNAMIKE
DIM
ESC
Setting
Contrast Mode
SWR
CAL
T BACK
SCAN
CB /WX/
PA
M
U
EN
NT
ER
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
CH 9/
19
Note
If an attempt is made to
exceed the highest or lowest
contrast levels, 3 error beeps
will be heard.
MEM SCAN
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
MEM WX !
PU SH E
5 79
+30dB
Note
To toggle from day to night
settings, see page 24.
CH 9/
19
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.and.rotate.clockwise.to.
select.Set Contrast...Press.Menu/Enter.knob.
MAX
MIN
OFF
again.and.rotate.clockwise.to.increase.contrast,.
counter-clockwise.to.decrease.contrast..
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.set.contrast..
DIM
E
R
M
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.or.escape.button.again.
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
to.exit.routine...
MIN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
Setting Contrast Mode
19
NB /ANL
OFF
Note
Exit will return to menu mode.
ESC will exit and return to CB
Standby.
WX !
MIN
RX
DYNAMIKE
CH 9/
CB /WX/
OFF
DIM
WX !
SET BRIGHTNESS
DAY-BRIGHT
NIGHT-DIM
OFF
MEM SCAN
SET COLOR
EXIT
RX
7 9 +30dB
SIG 1
SWR/CAL
VOL
Note
If an attempt is made to
ESC
exceed the highest or lowest
brightness levels, 3 error beeps
SWR
CAL will be heard.
MEM SCAN
S/ RF
Rotating.Menu/Enter.knob.clockwise.changes.the.
S/RF RF
CB /WX/
SWR
PA
display.color.from.green.to.blue.to.amber.to.red.
CAL
3 5 79
1
SIG
+30dB
SWR /CAL
MEM WX !
SH EN
U
P
then.back.to.green..
U
TE
EN
R
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
NB /ANL
Note
3
4 CAL
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
Select EXIT
to return to
ANL
S/ RF menu.
main
Dim/Escape
S/RFPress
RF
button toSWR
return to CB mode.
CAL
3 5
CH 9/
19
press.Menu/Enter. To.set.the.Night-Dim level,.
repeat.instructions.above.then.select.Night-Dim.
OFF
NB /ANL
MIN
MEM
SCAN
Note
To select day or night levels,
E
R
To.set.the.day.bright.level,.turn.the.Menu/Enter.
M
SWR press and release Dim/Escape
SWR
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
T BACK
CAL
CAL
knob.clockwise.to.a.desired.setting.and.then.
button once levels are set.
CB /WX/
NU
MAX
MIN
CALSCAN
TX
5 79
3CAL
+30dB
SIG 1
SWR /CALMEM
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
OFF
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
M
MEM
SCAN
RX
S/RF
CAL
5 79
+30dB
SET BRIGHTNESS
DAY-BRIGHT
NIGHT-DIM
Rotate.Menu/Enter.knob.clockwise.to.Select
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
Brightness..Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.
Day-Bright..Turn.Menu/Enter.clockwise.to.
increase.brightness.and.turn.counter-clockwise.to.
decrease.brightness..
MAX
MIN
OFF
DYNAMIKE
RF
Press.and.release.Menu/Enter
to.set.the.color.
SWR
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
DYNAMIKE
SWR /CAL
2
SWR 1.5
SWR
CAL
RX
RF
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.Display Color..
NB /ANL
Setting
Brightness
Mode
DIMBrightness Mode
Setting
PA
RF
SIG 1
CH 9/
19
T BACK
DIM
ESC
SWR
CAL
19
Weather Auto
Operation
Operation
Weather
Information
Weather Alert
What You Should Know About Weather
Note
If you wish to receive a listing of NOAA ‘Weather Radio
Transmitter locations, contact
your nearest National Weather
Service Office.
If.threatening.weather.is.nearby,.the.National.
Weather.Service.may.broadcast.a.10.second.alert.
tone..This.tone.will.be.heard.through.the.CB,.
even.if.the.CB/WX.Control.is.in.the.CB.mode.or.
the.unit.is.turned.off..
NB/ANL
This.enables.you.to.monitor.CB.frequencies.and.
3
CAL TX
SWR 1.5 2
still.be.warned.by.the.National.Weather.Service.
S/RF
S/RF RF
Emergency.Alert..When.you.hear.the.alert,.press.
3 5 79
SIG 1
+30dB
the.CB/WX/PA.button.in.the.WX.mode..You.
SWR /CAL
U SH
U P
EN
M
will.then.be.able.to.hear.the.Weather.Warning.
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
Broadcast.
Your.29.LX.LE.has.a.special.auto.squelch.circuit.
for.weather.transmission.which.disables.your.
OFF
MIN
squelch.control.
Service Office, or write to:
National Weather Service
(Attn: W/OM11) NOAA
Silver Springs, MD 20910.
For ideal weather reception use
a dual band antenna (center
load/baseload).
Weather
Weather Alert Scan
The.unit.will.continually.scan.all.10.WX.channels.for. Channels
1050.Hz.tone..If.the.tone.is.detected.the.unit.will.
What is Weather Radio?
activate.WX.mode.on.the.channel.with.the.tone..
NOAA Weather Radio (NWR) is a
Default.state.is.Off..Go.to.Menu.mode.to.choose.
service of the National Oceanic
On/Off.(see.page.22):
SCAN
163.275
CB /WX/
PA
EN
TE
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
DIM
ESC
WX !
R
RF GAIN
MIN
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
SWR
CAL
OFF
Weather Auto Scan
If.active.while.in.CB.or.PA.mode,.will.determine.
if.the.present.WX.channel.is.active..If.the.present.
WX.channel.is.not.active,.will.search.for.the.strongest.WX.channel.and.auto.change.to.that.channel..
Default.is.off..Go.to.Menu.mode.to.choose.on/off.
(see.page.22).
20
and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA), of the U.S. Department
of Commerce. 380 NWR stations are in operation by the
U.S. Government in addition to
several NWR stations that are
maintained by private interest
groups. The capability is to supplement warnings by sirens and
by commercial radio and television. The 10 National Weather
Channels provide full coverage to keep you informed of
weather conditions, 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week.
21
Operation
Operation
Weather Alert
Mode
Note
1.5 2
CAL
SelectNB/ANL
EXIT
toSWR
return
to 3
ANL
main
menu.
Press
Dim/Escape
S/ RF
S/RF RF
buttonSWR
to return to CB mode.
CAL
Setting Weather Alert Mode
Key Tones Mode On and Off
Turns.WX.Alert.On/Off...Default.is.Off..
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.Set WX Alert..
If.Weather.is.On,.WX.Alert.Icon.will.be.displayed..
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.and.rotate.clockwise.
to.Set Key Tones..Press.Menu/Enter.to.set.Key.
Tones.On/Off.
NB /ANL
3
SIG 1
SWR/CAL
VOL
SQ
RX
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
WX !
SWR /CAL
DYNAMIKE
5 79
+30dB
SWR
DYNAMIKE
CAL
TE
MEM
WX !
R
S/ RF
S/RF RF
SWR
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
CAL
SWR
CAL
3 5 79
SIG 1
+30dB
SWR /CAL
MAX
MIN
OFF
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
2
ANL
Auto Scan..Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.On/Off.
NB /ANL
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
CAL
SQ
.
OFF
S/RF
SWR
RF
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
SWR
CAL
WX !
R
SWR /CAL
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
3
CAL
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
MIN
MIN
22
MAX
SQ
3
SWR
CAL
RX
5 79
+30dB
MINDYNAMIKE
SET KEY TONES
RADIO CHECK
SETTINGS
MEM
T BACK
SCAN
DIM
ESC
SWR
CAL
SOFTWARE
VER.
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
GO TO DEFAULT
CH 9/
19
CB /WX/
PA
SCAN
T BACK
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
DIM
ESC
CH 9/
19
SWR
CAL
DIM
ESC
SCAN
OFF
CB /WX/
DIM
SCAN
CH 9/
19
PA
EN
TE
PU SH EN
T
MEM
R
WX !
RESTORE DEFAULT
DELTA TUNE
YES RF GAIN
NO
MEM
MEM SCAN
T BACK
CB /WX/
PA
MIN
ER
MIN
Note
Default display color is green.
ESC
SWR
CAL
DIM
ESC
WX !
Press
Menu/Enter knob to restore default
M
MAX DELTA
TUNE
TOFF
BACK
settings. Choose MIN
NORFtoGAIN
maintain
present
setting with no change.
U
EN
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
SWR
CAL
OFF
OFF
Software
Version/Factory
Settings
MEM SCAN
WX !
SOFTWARE VER.
GOMINTO DEFAULT
MAX
TX
MIN
CH 9/
SIG 1
T BACK
PA
PA
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
OFF
VOL
OFF
RX
SCAN
19
NB /ANL
CAL
WX AUTO SCAN
3 5 79
SIG 1
+30dB
SWR /CAL
MEM SCAN
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL TX N U P U S H
ON
E
ANL
M
DIM
RX
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
PA
OFF
S/ RF
S/RF RF
ESC
TX
RX
RF
SWR /CAL
VOL
3
S/ RF
CB /WX/
To.restore.default.settings,.Press.Menu/Enter.
MEM WX !
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
MAX
MIN
OFF
M
knob.again..Rotate.Menu/Enter.knob.clockwise.
SWR
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
CAL
to.select.Settings then.Go To Default..
MIN
NB /ANL
DELTA TUNE
Software Version/Factory Settings
RF GAIN
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
MIN
MEM SCAN
Note
Select EXIT to return to
main menu. Press Dim/Escape
button to return to CB mode.
WX !
RF GAIN
WX ALERT SCAN
ON
OFF
PU SH EN
CH 9/
19
Displays current software version and returns
unit to original factory
settings.
To view software
MAX
MIN
OFF
version, rotate Menu/Enter knob clockwise to
select Settings then Software Version.
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
Setting Weather Setting Weather Auto Scan
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.and.rotate.clockwise.to.WX
Auto Scan
2
MEM
U SH
SCAN
EN
U P
TE
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
EN
R
M
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL TX
ANL
CH 9/
SCAN
RX
19
S/ RF
S/RF RF
SWR
MEM SCAN
CAL
3 5 79
SIG 1 DIM
+30dB
NB /ANL
CB /WX/
SWR
/CAL
U SH EN
PA
U P
TE
ESC
EN
3
R
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL TX
M
VOLANL SQ
DYNAMIKE
OFF
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
SET KEY TONES
ON
OFF
TX
RX
MAX
MIN
OFF
OFF
MIN
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.and.rotate.clockwise.to.
WX Alert Scan..Press.Menu/Enter.knob.to.select.
NB /ANL
On/Off..
Note
NB/ANL
SWR 1.5 2the3unit CAL TX
If an alert
is detected
ANL
RX
will
activate
WX
mode on the
S/ RF
S/RF RF
channelSWR
with the alert. Use
CAL
3 5
SIG 1 to select7 9 +30dB
Menu/Enter knob
SWR/CAL
U
EN
M
On/Off and press to set.
OFF
CAL
MEM SCAN
S/RF RF
DIM
CB /WX/
SWR
CAL PA
ESC 3
SIG 1
R
NB /ANL
SQ
3
Setting Weather Alert Scan
MIN
VOL
CH 9/
SCANSWR 1.5
NB/ANL
19 2
ANL
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
VOL T BACK
SQ
Press.Menu/Enter.knob.again.to.exit.routine..
Setting
Weather Alert
Scan
OFF
NB /ANL
SET WX ALERT
S/ RF
ON
OFF
TX
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
Key Tones
Mode
MAX
OFF
23
Operation
Operation
Set.first.channel..Press.and.hold.Scan/MemScan.
button..Memory.icon.will.appear..Select.second.
channel,.press.and.hold.Scan/MemScan.button.
again.until.Memory.icon.appears..Repeat.above.
steps.to.enter.up.to.10.channels.in.memory.
CH 9/
SCAN
NB/ANL
Note
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
The RF noise blanker is very
effective in reducing repetitive
noises such as ignition interference.
S/ RF
S/RF
CAL
3
SIG 1
SQ
CB /WX/
PA
5 79
+30dB
3
2
1.5 MEM
NB/ANL
WX ! CAL TX
U S H SWR
U PANL E N T E
EN
R
RX
S/RF M
S/RF RF
RF GAIN
SWR
CAL
5
3
7
9 +30dB
SIG 1
SWR/CAL
1
The radio should be
squelched before scan
features are activated.
Note
MEM SCAN
NB/ANL
DYNAMIKE
Note
19
TX
RX
RF
SWR /CAL
VOL
3
Program Memory
Channels
Program Memory Channels
NB-ANL/OFF (Noise Blanker/Automatic
NB-ANL/OFF
(Noise Blanker / Noise Limiter) Button
Automatic Noise
Limiter) Button
DELTA TUNE
. .When.switched.to.ANL.the.Automatic.Noise.
Limiter.is.activated..This.helps.reduce.noise.
VOL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
created.by.the.vehicle’s.electronics.
MAX
MIN
OFF
MIN
. .When.switched.to.NB/ANL.mode.the.RF.Noise.
Blanker.is.also.activated,.providing.increased.
OFF
MIN
noise.filtration.
. .When.switched.to.OFF.mode.all.noise.
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL TX
ANL
filtration.will.be.turned.off.
RX
S/RF
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
DIM
ESC
T BACK
Keying the microphone will
stop the scan feature.
CH 9/
19
SCAN
MEM SCAN
SWR
CAL
Note
DIM
CB /WX/
PA
ESC
MEM
R
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
OFF
MIN
MAX
If more than 10 channels are
attempted to be programmed,
3 error beeps will be heard and
“Memory Full” will be displayed
for 10 seconds or until any
button is pushed.
SWR
CAL
T BACK
OFF
NB/ANL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
RF Gain Control
RF Gain Control
VOL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
SQ
SQ
3
SIG 1
27.405 MHz
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
RF GAIN
S/RF
MIN
1
24
DIM
S/RF
SWR
CAL
2
DELTA TUNE
RF
VOLMAXSQ
SIG 1
3
3
CAL TX
T BACK RX SWR
CAL
Rotate.the.RF.Gain.knob.counterclockwise.to.
reduce.gain.in.strong.signal.areas..In.weak..
OFF
MIN
signal.areas.turn.clockwise.to.increase.gain.
MEM
ESC
WX !
R
DELTA TUNE
SWR
CAL
T BACK
. .Pressing.the.Scan/Memory Scan.button.
MAX
MIN
OFF
toggles.from.Off.to.Scan
All Channels.to.
Memory Channel Only Scan.and.back.to.Off..
SCAN
.
M
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKEOFF
TE
ESC
NB/ANL
R
1
CH 9/
19
CB /WX/
PU SH EN
RF GAIN
MEM SCAN
SWR /CAL
MIN
MIN
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
DYNAMIKE
U
EN
Note
DIM
CB /WX/
PA
5 79
+30dB
SCAN
OFF
RX
The RF Gain is used to optimize
reception in weak signal areas.
OFF
CAL
RF
SWR/CAL
VOL
3
3
SIG 1
The.RF.Gain.is.used.to.optimize.reception.in.
strong.or.weak.signal.areas..
NB/ANL
Note
RF
SWR/CAL
CH 9/
19
SCAN
MEM SCAN
U SH EN
U P
TE
EN
R
.
.
MEM
RF GAIN
2
DIM
ESC
WX !
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
SWR
CAL
. Press.Dim/Escape.button.to.end.Scan.and..
MIN
OFF
MAX
. return.to.CB.mode.
25
To remove a channel from
memory, go to the unwanted
memory channel then press
and hold the scan button until
the MEM icon turns off.
Note
If in WX mode the unit will
scan Weather channels.
Operation
Operation
Setting Squelch
To.scan.all.40.CB.channels,.the.unit.must.be.
squelched..Press.and.release.Scan/Mem Scan.
button.once.
Squelch.is.the.“control.gate”.for.incoming.signals..
S/RF
SWR
CAL
3
CAL
SQ
DYNAMIKE
Scan
Memory
Channels
M
VOL
OFF
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
CB /WX
/
R
Scan Memory Channels
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
To.scan.memory.channels,.press.and.release.
Scan/Mem Scan.button.twice.
MAX
MIN
MIN
VOL
SCAN
TX
STRONG SIGNALS
RX
RF
SQ
DIM
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
CH 9/
19
CAL
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
ESC
WX !
R
MEDIUM
SIGNALS
RF
GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
MEM SCAN
PA
5 79
+30dB
3
SIG 1
AL
CB SCAN
27.405
TX
RX
RF
SCAN
S/RF
SWR
CAL
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/ RF
2
Gate closed
NB/ANL
L
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
Setting Squelch
Scan CB Channels
DIM
ESC
OFF
MIN
MIN
WEAK MAX
SIGNALS
OFF
SWR
CAL
1
. .Full.clockwise.rotation.closes.the.gate.
allowing.only.very.strong.signals.to.enter..
NOISE
G AT E C L O S E D
Scan CB
Channels
SWR
CAL
OFF
L
S/RF
SWR
CAL
CAL
SQ
M
DYNAMIKE
Dimmer Control
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
/
CB /WX
PA
5 79
+30dB
3
SIG 1
SCAN
CB MEM SCAN
27.405
TX
RX
RF
AL
VOL
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
Dimmer Control
T BACK
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
ESC
S/RF
MEM
R
Gate open
NB/ANL
DIM
SWR
CAL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
CAL
SQ
SCAN
TX
RX
RF
SWR/CAL
VOL
3
MEM SCAN
STRONG SIGNALS
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
R
WX !
MEDIUM SIGNALS
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
NB/ANL
S/RF
SWR
CAL
RF
SWR /CAL
VOL
OFF
SQ
3
CAL
MIN
SCAN
TX
MIN
RX
MAX MEM SCAN
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
DYNAMIKE
MIN
PA
5 79
+30dB
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
MEM
2
R
DELTA TUNE
T BACK
SWR
CAL
.1 P
. ress.Dim/Esc.button.to.toggle.between.day.
and.night.settings..
. See.setting.instructions.on.page.19.
MIN
OFF
MAX
26
OFF
MIN
MIN
MAX
OFF
ESC
WX !
RF GAIN
WEAK SIGNALS
OFF
DIM
. .Full.counterclockwise.rotation.opens.the.“gate”.
allowing.all.signals.in..
NOISE
G AT E
OPEN
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
OFF
S/ RF
CH 9/
19
27
Operation
Operation
Setting Squelch
Continued
NB/ANL
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
3
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
Gate set to Desired
Squelch Setting (DSS)
CAL
5 79
+30dB
3
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
STRONG SIGNALS
VOL
SQ
MEM SCAN
RX
RF
M
DYNAMIKE
EN
CH 9/
19
External Speaker SCAN
TX
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
R
RF GAIN
DELTA TUNE
SWR
CAL
T BACK
WEAK SIGNALS
G AT E
NOISE
3
MIN
MIN
MAX
S/RF Meter
OFF
. .To.achieve.the.Desired.Squelch.Setting.(DSS),.
turn.the.Squelch.control..counterclockwise.
until.you.hear.noise...Now.turn.the.control.
clockwise.just.until.the.noise.stops...This.is.the.
DSS.setting.
1
S/RF Meter
Note
The external speaker should
have 8-ohm impedance and
be rated to handle at least 4.0
watts. When the external speaker is plugged in, the internal
speaker is automatically disconnected. See accessory page 41.
MEDIUM SIGNALS
OFF
External Speaker
The.external.speaker.jack.is.used.for.remote.
DIM
CB /WX/
PA
ESC
receiver.monitoring.
WX !
. .Connect.an.external.speaker.to.the.external.
speaker.jack.on.the.rear.panel..
Note
Cobra external speakers are
rated at 10 watts.
This.meter.swings.proportionately.to.the.RF.
output.(outgoing.signal).while.transmitting..
NB /ANL
2
SWR 1.5
S/RF
SCAN
TX
RF
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
SWR /CAL
VOL
OFF
28
CAL
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
S/ RF
1
3
SQ
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
U
EN
PU SH EN
T
MIN
MEM
ESC
WX !
ER
RF GAIN
MIN
DIM
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
SWR
CAL
OFF
. .The.S/RF-SWR-CAL.button.must.be.in.the.
S/RF.mode.
29
Operation
Operation
PA (Public
Address)
PA (Public Address)
PUSH &
HOLD
Note
Speaker should have 8-ohm
impedance and be rated to
handle at least 4.0 watts.
Note
The speaker should be directed
away from the microphone to
prevent acoustic feedback.
1
Note
. .Connect.an.external.PA.speaker.to.the.PA.jack.
on.the.rear.panel..
Activity on the CB channel will
be heard through the PA speakNB /ANL
er. Adjust Volume Control to a
3
NB/ANL SWR 1.5 2
CAL
normalANL
listening level.
S/ RF
S/RF
CB /WX/
3
SWR /CAL
OFF
SQ
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
.P
. ush and hold.microphone.button.and.speak.
in.a.normal.voice..Your.voice.will.now.transmit.
on.the.PA.speaker.
NB/ANL
CH 9/
19
M
E
PU SH EN
TE
NU
RF GAIN
MIN
MIN
2
S/ RF
DIM
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
SWR
CAL
OFF
OFF
. Press CB/WX/PA.button.to.select.PA.
SCAN
CAL
RF
CB /WX/
3
SIG 1
VOL
4
30
S/RF
3
MEM SCAN
ESC
SWR /CAL
R
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
MEM SCAN
RF
SIG 1
VOL
SCAN
3
SQ
PA
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
U
EN
PU SH EN
TE
MEM
WX !
R
RF GAIN
MIN
MIN
. .Adjust.PA.speaker.volume.with.the.
Dynamike®.control.
31
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
OFF
Home And Office Set-Up
Base Station
Operation
(From 120V AC
House Current)
Temporary Mobile Set-Up
Base Station Operation
(From 120V 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..
+
Warning!
Do not attempt to operate this
transceiver by connecting it
directly to 120V AC.
2
. .Plug.power.cable.into.back.of.unit.marked.
“Power”...Be.sure.to.observe.polarity.markings.
3
. .Connect.properly.installed.and.matched.base.
station.antenna.
—
Temporary Mobile Operation
Note
For.temporary.mobile.operation.you.may.want.
to.purchase.an.optional.cigarette.lighter.adapter.
from.your.COBRA.dealer..This.adapter.and.a.
magnetic.mount.antenna.allow.you.to.quickly.
“install”.your.transceiver.for.temporary.use..
For further information call
Cobra Customer Service
1.773.889.3087.
Temporary
Mobile Set-Up
. 1 S. imply.connect.the.red.(+).and.black.(-)..
leads.of.the.transceiver.to.the.corresponding.
terminals.of.the.power.pack.
32
33
How Your CB Can Serve You
How Your CB Can Serve You
•.
•.
•.
•.
•.
•.
•.
•.
•.
A Few Rules
You Should
Know
Channel 9
Emergency
Messages
A Few Rules You Should Know
A....Conversations.cannot.last.more.than.5.minutes.
with.another.station...A.one.minute.break.is.
..... required.to.let.others.use.the.channel.
B....You.cannot.blast.others.off.the.air.by.use.of..
. illegally.amplified.transmitters.or.illegally..
. high..antennas.
C....You.cannot.use.CB.to.promote.illegal.activities.
D...Profanity.is.not.allowed.
E...You.may.not.transmit.music.with.a.CB.
F...Selling.of.merchandise.and/or.services.is.................
....prohibited.
1. Set to channel 9 for emergencies
Be.sure.antenna.is.properly.connected.
2. CB Distress Data
.
Note
If no response on channel 9,
try channels 19 or 14.
Warn.of.traffic.problems
Provide.weather.and.road.data
Provide.help.in.event.of.an.emergency.
Provide.direct.contact.with.home.or.office.
Assist.police.by.reporting.erratic.drivers
Get.“local.information”.to.find.destination
Communicate.with.family.and.friends
Suggest.spots.to.eat.and.sleep
Keep.you.alert.while.traveling
.
.
.
.
.
.When.transmitting.an.emergency,.you.should.
request.a.“REACT.BASE”.and.provide.the.CB..
distress.data.(called.CLIP):..
C.
L.
I.
P.
all.Sign.
ocation.
njuries.
roblem.
Identify yourself......
Be exact.
Number. Type. Trapped?
Give details and help needed.
The.FCC.gives.these.examples.of.permitted.and.
prohibited.messages.for.channel.9...These.are.
only.guidelines.and.not.all-inclusive:
Permitted
Example Message
Yes.
.
No.
.
“Tornado.sighted.six.miles.north..
. of.town.”
“Post.number.10...
.No.tornado.sighted.”
Yes.
.
No.
“Out.of.gas.on.I-95.at.mile..
. marker.211.”
“Out.of.gas.in.my.driveway.”
Yes.
.
.
No.
“Four.car.accident.on.I-94.at..
. Exit.11...Send.police.and..
. ambulance.”
“Traffic.moving.smoothly.on.I-94.”
Yes.
.
.
No.
.
.
.
“Weather.Bureau.has.issued..
. thunderstorm.warning....
. Bring.sailboat.into.port.”
“Attention.motorists...
. Weather.Bureau.advises.snow..
. tomorrow.will.accumulate..
. 4.to.6.inches.”
Yes.
.
No.
.
. “Fire.in.building.at.539.Main,..
. . Evanston.”.....
. “Halloween.patrol.number.3....
. . All.quiet.”
Transmit.CLIP.repeatedly.so.any.monitor.can.assist.
34
35
How Your CB Can Serve You
CB 10-Codes
Citizen.Bands.have.adopted.the.“10-CODES”.for.
standard.questions.and.answers...These.codes.
provide.quick.and.easy.communication,.especially.
in.noisy.areas...Following.are.some.of.the.more.
common.codes.and.meanings:
Code Meaning
10-1...... Receiving.poorly
10-2...... Receiving.well
10-3...... Stop.transmitting
10-4...... OK,.message.received
10-5...... Relay.message
10-6...... Busy,.stand.by
10-7...... Out.of.service,.leaving
10-8...... In.service,.subject.to.call
10-9...... Repeat.message
10-10......Transmission.completed.standing.by
10-11......Talking.too.rapidly
10-12......Visitors.present
10-13......Advise.weather/roads.
10-16......Make.pick.up.at
10-17......Urgent.business
10-18......Anything.for.us?
10-19......Return.to.base
10-20......My.location.is
10-21......Call.by.phone
10-22.. Report.in.person.to
10-23......Stand.by
10-24......Completed.last.assignment
10-25......Can.you.contact
10-26......Disregard.last.info
10-27.. Moving.to.channel.
.
.
10-28......Identify.your.station
36
Code Meaning
10-29. Time.is.up.for.contact
10-30.. Does.not.conform.to.FCC.rules
10-33......Emergency.traffic...
10-34. Trouble.at.this.station
10-35......Confidential.information
10-36......Correct.time.is
10-37......Wrecker.needed.at
10-38......Ambulance.needed
.
10-39......Message.delivered
10-41......Turn.to.channel
10-42......Traffic.accident.at
10-43......Traffic.tie.up.at
10-44......Have.a.message.for
10-45......All.units.within.range.please.report. .
10-50......Break.channel
10-60......What.is.next..message.number?
10-62......Unable.to.copy..Use.phone
10-63..... Net.directed.to
10-64......Net.clear
10-65......Awaiting.your.next.message/assignment
.
10-67......All.units.comply
10-70......Fire.at
10-71......Proceed,..transmission.in.sequence
10-77..... Negative.contact
10-81. Reserve.hotel.room.for
10-82. Reserve.room.for
10-85. My.address.is
10-91. Talk.closer.to.mic
10-93......Check.my.frequency.on.this.channel
10-94. Give.me.a.long.count
10-99......Mission.completed,.all.units.secure
10-200. Police.needed.at
37
Frequency Ranges
29 LX LE Specifications
The.Cobra.29.LX.LE.transceiver.represents.one.of.
the.most.ad.vanced.AM.two-way.radios.used.as.a.
Class.D.station.in.the.Citizens.Radio.Service..This.
unit.features.advanced.Phase.Lock.Loop.(PLL)..
circuitry.providing.complete.cov.er.age.of.all.40.CB.
chan.nels.
Channel
Channel
CB
Freq.
CB
Freq.
WX
Freq.
.Channel In MHz Channel In MHz Channel In MHz
1. .
2. .
3. .
4. .
5. .
. .
6. .
7. .
8. .
9. .
10. .
26.965.
26.975.
26.985.
27.005.
27.015.
.
27.025.
27.035.
27.055.
27.065.
27.075.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
27.215.
27.225.
27.255.
27.235.
27.245.
.
27.265.
27.275.
27.285.
27.295.
27.305
11. .
12. .
13. .
14. .
15. .
27.085.
27.105.
27.115.
27.125.
27.135.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
27.315
27.325
27.335
27.345
27.355
16. .
17. .
18. .
19. .
20. .
27.155.
27.165.
27.175.
27.185.
27.205.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
27.365
27.375
27.385
27.395
27.405
38
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
162.550
162.400
162.475
162.425.
162.450
162.500
162.525
161.650
161.775
163.275
GENERAL
CHANNELS.
CB.-.40.CH.
FREQUENCY.RANGE.
CB.-.26.965.TO.27.405.MHZ.
.
WX.-.162.400.TO.162.775.MHZ
FREQUENCY.TOLERANCE.
0.005.%
FREQUENCY.CONTROL..
PLL.(PHASE.LOCK.LOOP).SYNTHESIZER
OPERATING.TEMPERATURE.
RANGE.
-30°.C.TO.+.50°.C
MICROPHONE.
Plug-in.dynamic
INPUT.VOLTAGE..
.13.2VDC.nom..(positive.or.negative.ground).
Current.Drain.
Transmit:.AM.full.mod.,.1.5A.(maximum)..
.
.
Receive:.Squelched,.0.3A;..
.
.
full.audio.output,.1.2A.(nominal)
Size. ..............................................................8-5/8”.D.x.7-9/32”.W.x.2-13/63”.H
Weight...........................................................4.lbs.
Antenna.Connector..................................UHF;.SO-239
Meter..............................................................Indicates.relative
.
.
power.output.received..
.
.
signal.strength,.and.vswr.
TRANSMITTER
Power.Output.............................................4.watts
Modulation..................................................AM.(Amplitude.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
RF.Gain.range.............................................40.db
Noise.Blanker..............................................RF.type
Squelch.........................................................Adjustable;.threshold.less.than.1µV
Audio.Output.Power................................4.watts
Frequency.Response................................300.to.3000.Hz
Distortion.....................................................Less.than.7%.@3.watts.@.1000.Hz
Built-in.Speaker..........................................8.ohms,.5w
External.Speaker.(Not.supplied)............ 8.ohms;.disables.internal.speaker.
.
.
when.connected
PA SYSTEM
Power.Output.............................................4.watts.into.external.speaker
External.Speaker.for.PA..........................8.ohms.4.Watts.min.
(Not.Supplied)............................................the.PA.speaker.also.monitors.the
.
.
receiver;.separate.jack.provided
(SPECIFICATIONS.SUBJECT.TO.CHANGE.WITHOUT.NOTICE)
39
Limited Two Year Warranty
Optional Accessories
You can find quality Cobra products and accessories at your local Cobra dealer, or in the
U.S.A., you can order directly from Cobra. See ordering info on page 38.
COBRA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION.warrants.that.its.
Cobra.CB.Radios,.and.the.com.po.nent.parts.thereof,.will.be.
free.of.defects.in.workmanship.and.materials.for.period.
of.two.(2).years.from.the.date.of.first.consumer.purchase..
This.war.ran.ty.may.be.enforced.by.the.first.consumer..
pur.chas.er,.pro.vid.ed.that.the.product.is.utilized.within..
the.U.S.A.
Cobra.will,.without.charge,.repair.or.replace,.at.its.option,.
de.fec.tive.CB.radios,.products.or.com.po.nent.parts.upon.
de.liv.ery.to.the.Cobra.factory.Service.Department,.ac.compa.nied.by.proof.of.the.date.of.first.consumer.pur.chase,.
such.as.a.du.pli.cat.ed.copy.of.a.sales.receipt.
You.must.pay.any.initial.shipping.charges.required.to.ship.
the.product.for.warranty.service,.but.the.return.charges.
will.be.at.Cobra’s.expense,.if.the.product.is.repaired.or.
replaced.under.warranty..
Exclusions:.This.limited.warranty.does.not.apply;.1).to.any.
product.dam.aged.by.accident;.2).in.the.event.of.misuse.or.
abuse.of.the.product.or.as.a.result.of.un.au.tho.rized.alterations.or.repairs;.3).if.the.serial.number.has.been.altered,.
defaced.or.re.moved;.4).if.the.owner.of.the.product.resides.
outside.the.U.S.A..
Replacement DC Power Cord
For in vehicle use
426-002-N-001
Replacement Mounting
Bracket
For in vehicle use
251-353-9-001
Replacement Thumb Screws
For in vehicle use
634-081-9-001
Replacement Microphone
Bracket
For in vehicle use
741-080-9-001
21” Base Loaded Magnet
Mount Antenna
38” Base Loaded Magnet
Mount Antenna
HG A1000
HG A1500
Cobra Electronics
Corporation
6500 West Cortland Street
Chicago, Illinois 60707
www.cobra.com
All implied warranties, including warranties of
merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose
are limited in duration to the length of this warranty.
Cobra shall not be liable for any incidental, consequential or other damages; including, without limitation,
damages resulting from loss of use or cost of installation.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts and/or do not allow the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so
the above limitations may not apply to you.
40
Dynamic External
Speaker
Noise Canceling
External Speaker
HG S100
HG S300
Noise Canceling
With Talk Back
External Speaker
HG S500
41
29 LX LE
If You Think You Need Service
For technical assistance, please call our Automated Help Desk which can assist
you by answering the most frequently asked questions about Cobra products.
(773) 889-3087
24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
A Consumer Service Representative can be reached through this same number
8:00 am - 5:30 pm, Monday through Friday, Central Time.
Operating Instructions for your
Cobra 29 LX LE
50th Anniversary CB Radio
The CB Story
2
1
Limited Edition
Technical assistance is also available on-line in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section at
www.cobraelec.com or by e-mail to productinfo@cobra.com
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.).
FCC Regulations
NB/ANL
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
S/RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
VOL
OFF
2
3
3
5 79
+30dB
CAL
DYNAMIKE
PA
M
CH 9/
19
MEM SCAN
CB/WX/
SIG 1
SQ
SCAN
TX
RX
RF
SWR/CAL
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
RF GAIN
MIN
MIN
FCC.regulations.permit.only.“transmissions”..
(one.party.to.another).rather.than.“broadcasts”..
(to.a.wide.audience)..Thus,.advertising.is.not.
allowed.on.CB.Channels.because.that.is.“broadcasting.”...
DIM
ESC
WX !
R
DELTA TUNE
MAX
T BACK
SWR
CAL
OFF
If you think you need service call 1.773.889.3087
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“If your product should require factory service please call Cobra first before sending your unit in.
This will ensure the fastest turn-around time on your repair.”
You.may.be.asked.to.send.your.unit.to.the.Cobra.factory..It.will.be.necessary.to.furnish.the.following.in.order.to.have.the.product.serviced.and.returned.
1.. .For.Warranty.Repair.include.some.form.of.proof-of-purchase,.such.as.a.mechanical.reproduction.
or.carbon.or.a.sales.receipt..If.you.send.the.original.receipt.it.cannot.be.returned.
2.. Send.the.entire.product.
3.. .Enclose.a.description.of.what.is.happening.with.the.unit..Include.a.typed.or.clearly.print.name.
and.address.of.where.the.unit.is.to.be.returned.
4.. Pack.unit.securely.to.prevent.damage.in.transit..If.possible,.use.the.original.packing.material.
5.. .Ship.prepaid.and.insured.by.way.of.a.traceable.carrier.such.as.United.Parcel.Service.(UPS).or.First.
Class.Mail:..to.avoid.loss.in.transit.to:..Cobra.Factory.Service,.Cobra.Electronics.Corporation,.6500.
W..Cortland.St.,.Chicago,.IL.60707.
6.. .If.the.unit.is.in.warranty,.upon.receipt.of.your.unit.it.will.either.be.repaired.or.exchanged.
depending.on.the.model..Please.allow.approximately.3.to.4.weeks.before.contacting.us.for..
status..If.the.unit.is.out.of.warranty.a.letter.will.automatically.be.sent.informing.you.of.the..
repair.charge.or.replacement.charge..If.you.have.any.questions,.please.call.1.773.889.3087.for.
assistance.
FCC Warnings
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All.transmitter.adjustments.other.than.those..
supplied.by.the.manufacturer.as.front.panel..
operating.controls,.must.be.made.by,.or.under..
the.supervision.of,.the.holder.of.an.FCC-issued.
General.Radio-Telephone.Operator’s.License.
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Replacement.or.substitution.of.transistors,.regular.diodes.or.other.parts.of.a.unique.nature,.with.
parts.other.than.those.recommended.by.Cobra,.
may.cause.violation.of.the.technical.regulations..
of.Part.95.of.the.FCC.Rules,.or.violation.of.Type.
Acceptance.requirements.of.Part.2.of.the.Rules.
cb tranceiver
29 LX LE
Operating Instructions for your
Cobra 29 LX LE
50th Anniversary CB Radio
You.should.read.and.understand.Part.95.(included.
with.this.unit).of.the.FCC.Rules.and.Regulations,.
before.operating.your.Cobra.radio,.even.though.
the.FCC.no.longer.requires.you.to.obtain.an.operator’s.license.
Limited Edition
Trademark Info
What’s Included with Your 29 LX LE
©2010 Cobra Electronics Corporation
Printed in China
Part No. 480-647-P-001 Version A
Cobra®,.Dynamike®,.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.
Nothing Comes Close to a Cobra®
©2010 Cobra Electronics Corporation
Printed in China
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2.
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4.
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Part No. 480-647-P-001 Version A
Nothing.Comes.Close.to.a.Cobra®
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CB transceiver
Microphone
Transceiver bracket
Microphone bracket
5.
6.
7.
8.
Operating Manual
DC power cord
FCC rules (not shown)
Certificate of Authenticity
(not shown)
Controls and Indicators
Our Thanks to You
Optional Accessories
Front Side
1. 4-Pin Microphone
Connector
2. Power On/Off, Volume
3. Squelch
4. Dynamike
5. Menu/Enter/Channel
Selector
6.. RF Gain
7. Delta Tune
8. Talk Back Control
9. SWR Calibration
10. Dim/Escape Button
11.. Channel 9/Channel 19
Button
12. Scan/Memory Scan
13. CB/WX Weather/PA Button
14. LCD Display
15. RX (Receive)/TX (Transmit),
Indicators
16. Signal Strength Meter
17. NB/ANL Button
18. S/RF SWR CAL Button
19. 1Microphone
Back Side
20.. Public Address Speaker
Jack
21.. External Speaker Jack
22 Antenna Connector
23. Power Jack
Main Icons
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Intro
Thank.you.for.purchasing.the.Cobra.29.LX.LE.
50th.Anniversary.Limited.Edition.CB.Radio..
Properly.used,.this.Cobra.product.will.give.you.
many.years.of.reliable.service.
Customer Support
Operation
Installation
Secondary Icons
17
16
NB /ANL
2
NB/ANL SWR 1.5
ANL
18
S/ RF
S/RF
SWR
CAL
SWR /CAL
VOL
1
CAL
3
5 79
+30dB
DYNAMIKE
M
EN
U SH EN
U P
TE
MEM
RF GAIN
CB/
DELTA TUNE
MAX
MIN
5
4
13
WX !
MEM SCAN
PA
6
7
ANT
Customer
Assistance
8
SWR
CAL
11
10
Notice
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation
Caution
Warning
is subject
to the
following two (2) conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and
2. This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Call 773-889-3087 for pricing or visit www.cobra.com.
Cobra Customer Service
Live operators are available
M-F 8:00 am - 5:30 pm Central
Time at: 773-889-3087
Automated Technical
Assistance available 24 hours a
day, seven days a week. E-mail
questions to: productinfo@
cobra.com
For Credit Card Orders
Call 773-889-3087 [Press one from the main menu] 8:00 a.m.
to 5:30 p.m. Central Time, Monday through Friday.
Make Check or Money Order Payable To
Cobra Electronics, Attn: Accessories Dept.,
6500 West Cortland Street, Chicago, IL 60707 U.S.A.
To Order Online
Please visit our website: www.cobra.com
Cobra on the World Wide Web:
Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) can be found on-line at:
www.cobra.com
The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or tv interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
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PA.SP. EXT.SP.
+ POWER –
MADE IN CHINA
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A2
OFF
9
20
COBRA
ESC
T BACK
3
FCC ID:BBO3K229LTD
DIM
WX /
R
MIN
2
CH 9/
19
SCAN
TX
RX
SIG 1
SQ
OFF
3
RF
Warranty
NOTE
12
15 14
Customer
Assistance
Should.you.encounter.any.problems.with.the.
product.or.not.understand.its.many.features,.
please.refer.to.this..owner’s.manual..If.,.after..
referring.to.the.manual,.you.still.need.help,.
call.Cobra.Customer.Service.at.773.889.3087.
Ordering From U.S.A.
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