10-3 Power and Battery Setting
Use this menu to set power-related options.
1
Select <POWER & BATT.> from
the Set mode menu.
Press the
2
<POWER & BATT.> sub menu.
10-3-1 Auto power off setting
“Auto Power Off” is abbreviated to APO. Use this function to make a beeping sound and turn off the power automatically when the receiver is not
operated for the specifi ed period of time.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Auto Power Off”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the period of no operation
before the power is turned off automatically.
Rotating the dial switches the options as follows
SET
key to display the
CLR
30min 1hour 2hrs 3hrs 5hrs 8hrsOFF
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
VFO
145.000
POWER & BATT.
<
VFO
145.000
BS
>
BS
Auto Power Off
OFF
:
FM
FM
10
To turn on the receiver which was turned off by the APO function, hold
down the POWER key.
• The APO time is not extended while the receiver is only receiving
MEMO
signals. When any key is operated, the counter is reset and the timer
restarts.
• When the APO is set and the receiver is not operated for the specifi ed period of time, it is turned off even if the scan operation or Priority
Monitoring function is active.
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-3-2 Battery setting
Use this setting to display the battery level icons correctly.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Battery type”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Battery pack” or “Dry
Battery”.
• Icon display
MEMO
• When this setting is incorrect, the battery level (remaining power) is not
CAUTION
• Be sure to use alkaline dry batteries.
• Commercially-available rechargeable AA batteries cannot be used.
When "Battery pack" is selected
When "Dry Battery" is selected
displayed properly; however, operation continues normally.
The use of such batteries is not covered by our warranty because it is
highly possible that such use may lead to malfunction, breakdown, solution leakage, and heat generation.
VFO
145.000
Battery type
Battery pack
BS
FM
10
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10-3-3 Battery save function setting
Use this function to internally turn ON/OFF the power at short intervals
to save the battery by reducing the current consumption during standby
mode.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“BS ratio”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
VFO
145.000
BS ratio
0. 2 : 0. 8
BS
FM
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the time while the power
is ON and the time to save the battery.
When this function is set to ON, “BS” appears on the LCD.
Rotating the dial switches the options as follows:
OFF 0.2: 0.2 0.2: 0.4
0.2: 1.8 0.2: 1.2 0.2: 0.8 (Initial value)
• This setting is factory-set to “0.2: 0.8”. Under normal conditions, it is unnecessary to set this function to OFF. When you receive packet communication
from amateur radio or data communication such as ACARS in aviation radio,
set this function to OFF, even the squelch is opened.
• The battery save function is disabled while signals are received or scanned.
If longer battery save time is selected, the beginning of a sound at signal reception may be lost.
10-4 Key Assignment Setting
Use this menu to set the key operation of the DJ-X11.
1
Select <KEY ASSIGNMENT>
from the Set mode menu.
Press the
2
SET
key to display
CLR
the <KEY ASSIGNMENT> sub
menu.
VFO
145.000
KEY ASSIGNMENT
<
>
BS
FM
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10-4-1 Key-lock mode setting
Use this setting to specify the keys and dials that will be locked by the
Key-lock function.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Key lock mode”.
VFO
145.000
BS
Key lock mode
All
FM
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the key lock mode.
Rotating the dial switches the options as follows:
All 16-key pad 17-key padDials only 16-key + dials
All All operation will be locked.
16-key pad The operation of the key pad will be locked
except for the
Dials only The operation of the dials will be locked.*
17-key pad The operation of the key pad will be locked.
16-key + dials The operation of the key pad and dials will be
locked except for the
* It is possible to operate the dials for volume and squelch adjustment and
to press the [MONI] key.
10-4-2 Set mode exit time setting
Use this setting to specify the time to exit the Set mode automatically
when no operation is performed. Available options are Manual and Auto (5
seconds to 5 minutes).
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Set mode exit”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Manual” or “Auto 5sec.”
to “Auto 5min.”
key.
key.
VFO
145.000
BS
Set mode exit
Manual
FM
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Manual (Initial value) The Set mode continues until the [FUNC] key
Auto 5sec.to Auto 5min. The Set mode is terminated automatically
is pressed.
when no key is operated for the specifi ed time.
Any change(s) in the setting(s) will be stored.
10-4-3 Band transition setting
Use this setting to determine the operation when the scanning or dial operation
reaches the upper/lower end of the current band in VFO mode. Select whether
to return to the other end of the same band or to move to the next band.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Band transition”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
VFO
145.000
Band transition
Stay in the band
BS
FM
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Stay in the band” or “Go
to next band”.
Stay in the band Return to the other end of the same band.
Go to next band Move to the next band.
10-4-4 Right/left dial function setting
Use this setting to swap the functions assigned to the right and left dials.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Dial assignment”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “L:Main / R:Sub” or “L:Sub
/ R:Main”.
10-4-5 Upper/lower dial function setting
Use this setting to swap the functions of the upper and lower dials.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Dial Freq.”
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the functions assigned to
the upper and lower dials.
Rotating the dial switches the options as follows:
Dial Freq.：Upper／Ring AF：Lower Dial AF：Upper／Ring Freq.：Lower
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
VFO
145.000
BS
FM
Dial assignment
L:Main / R:Sub
VFO
145.000
BS
FM
Dial Freq. :Upper
Ring AF :Lower
10
Dial Freq.：Upper／Ring SQL：Lower Dial SQL：Upper／Ring Freq.：Lower
• Either of volume or squelch which was not assigned here can be adjusted by pressing the dial.
MEMO
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
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10-4-6 Assigning a function to the WILD key
Use this setting to assign a desired menu item in the Set mode to the
Assign a frequently used menu so you can change the setting quickly.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“WILD key assign”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the function to be as-
signed to the
WILD
key.
VFO
Wild key assign
language
10-4-7 Assigning a function to the MONI key
Use this setting to assign a desired menu item in the Set mode to the
[MONI] key. Assign a frequently used menu so you can change the setting
quickly.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Moni key assign”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the function assigned to
the [MONI] key.
VFO
Moni key assign
Illumination
WILD
145.000
145.000
key.
BS
FM
BS
FM
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• In an operating mode, press [FUNC] then [MONI] to recall the menu
MEMO
quickly.
10-4-8 Setting the band operated with the MONI key
Use this setting to specify the band to operate with Monitor function.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Moni active on”.
VFO
145.000
Moni active on
Operating band
BS
FM
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the band to be operated
with the [MONI] key, function.
Both bands
Main band only
Sub band only
Operating band
Both bands will be operated with the [MONI] key.
The main band will be operated with the [MONI] key.
The sub band will be operated with the [MONI] key.
The band currently being operated will be
operated with the [MONI] key.
10-4-9 MONI key activation setting
Use this setting to specify how to operate the [MONI] key.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Moni operation”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Push” or “Hold”.
Push The monitor or mute function is active only
while the [MONI] key is pressed.
Hold The monitor or mute function is active in the
period between when the [MONI] key is first
pressed and when it is pressed again.
10-4-10 MONI key setting
Use this setting to specify the monitoring or muting when the [MONI] key
is pressed.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Moni function”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Monitor” or “Mute”.
VFO
145.000
Moni operation
Push
VFO
145.000
Moni function
Monitor
BS
FM
10
BS
FM
Monitor When the [MONI] key is pressed, the squelch
opens temporarily.
Mute When the [MONI] key is pressed, sound is
muted temporarily.
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-4-11 Remote COM port setting
The ERW-8 is an optional cable like the ERW-7 cable which is connected
to the USB port of a PC to allow the use of memory editing software.
Moreover, you can use the ERW-8 to control most functions of the DJX11 in real time, and charge the battery pack. Note that these operations
require additional software. The ERW-8 should be used together with the
EDC-174 charger. The following setting is necessary when you use the
ERW-8.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Remote COM port”.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select
“Enable” or “Disable”.
•
It will take about eight hours to fully charge an empty battery pack using
MEMO
ERW-8.
• When “Enable” is selected, the ERW-7 cannot be used.
• ERW-7 can’t real-time control the DJ-X11.
VFO
Remote COM port
Disable
10-5 Scan Setting
Use this menu to set various scan functions included in the DJ-X11.
1
Select <SCANNING> from the
Set mode menu.
SET
Press the
2
CLR
key to display the
<SCANNING> sub menu.
VFO
SCANNING>
<
145.000
145.000
BS
FM
BS
FM
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10-5-1 Scan mode setting
Use this setting to select the condition to resume scanning.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Scan mode”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
VFO
145.000
Scan mode
Busy scan
BS
FM
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Busy scan”, “1sec.
timer” to “25sec. timer”, or “1sec. elapse” to “5min.
elapse”.
Refer to the table below to select your desired mode.
Busy scan mode After scanning stops, the DJ-X11 resumes
Timer scan mode After scanning stops, the DJ-X11 resumes
Periodic scan mode When the specified time elapses, the DJ-
•
The periodic scan is a scan mode to let the DJ-X11 automatically move
MEMO
to the next channel when the specifi ed time elapses, regardless of the
presence of signals. This is done even while the squelch is open. Consequently, this function is useful when you receive data communication
such as ACARS (Aircraft Communication Addressing and Reporting
System) and want to receive data from multiple channels at specifi c time
intervals or to scan each channel by taking some time for monitoring.
• This function can be used in VFO, Preset, and Memory modes.
scanning when there is no signal to receive.
scanning after the specifi ed time even though
it is still receiving signals. The timer period can
be set within the range from 1 to 25 seconds
("1sec. timer" to "25sec. timer").
X11 automatically moves to the next channel
regardless of the presence of signals. This
is true even while the squelch is open. The
elapsed time can be set within the range of 1
second to 5 minutes ("1sec. elapse" to "5min.
elapse").
10-5-2 Priority Monitoring interval setting
Use this setting to specify the time to monitor the priority channel when
the Priority Monitoring function is ON.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Prio. interval”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select
the monitoring period between
the range of 5 to 60 seconds.
VFO
145.000
Prio. interval
5sec.
10
BS
FM
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-5-3 Priority Monitoring duration setting
Use this setting to specify the time to stop the reception of signals from
the priority channel when the Priority Monitoring function is ON.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Prio. duration”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Busy” or “1sec.” to
VFO
Prio. duration
Busy
“25sec.”
You can select the busy mode or the timer mode from 1 to 25 seconds.
10-5-4 Skip scan operation setting
You can select whether to skip the frequency programmed to the skip
search memory channel and the memory channel specifi ed for the skip
operation (Valid) or not (Suspend).
The frequencies programmed to the skip-search memory channel are
skipped during the VFO scan, programmed scan, and preset scan (excluding TV frequencies). The memory channels specifi ed for skip opera-
tion are skipped during the memory scan.
During the memory scan, the frequencies programmed to the skip-search
memory channel are not skipped.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Skip setting”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Valid” or “Suspend “.
VFO
Skip setting
Suspend
145.000
145.000
BS
FM
BS
FM
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-5-5 Scan speed setting
Use this setting to change the scan speed.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Scan Speed”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select from three levels: “Slow”,
VFO
145.000
Scan Speed
Slow
BS
“Normal”, and “Fast”.
10-6 Memory Setting
Use this menu to set the memory functions.
1
Select <MEMORY> from the Set
mode menu.
SET
Press the
2
CLR
key to display the
VFO
145.000
MEMORY>
<
<MEMORY> sub menu.
10-6-1 Write-protect (memory protection) function setting
Use this setting to enable editing (overwriting or deleting) for the channel
data programmed for the Memory mode.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Overwrite”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select the write-protect options.
Rotating the dial switches the options as follows:
Accepted Prohibited fail-safe
VFO
145.000
Overwrite
Prohibited
BS
BS
FM
FM
10
FM
Accepted Write-protect is enabled. You cannot edit the
data programmed in the memory.
Prohibited Write-protect is disabled. You can edit the data
programmed in the memory.
fail-safe You c an edit the data programmed in the
memory. When the receiver is turned off once
and turned on again, write-protect is enabled
automatically.
To delete a memory channel, refer to the procedure shown in “Deleting a
Memory Channel” (P. 38).
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-6-2 Memory name display setting
When memory names have been set, use this setting to select whether to
display a memory name or frequency.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Name display”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Memory name” or “Fre-
quency”.
Even when “Memory name” is selected, you can display a frequency
temporarily by holding down the [MONI] key.
Also, when “Frequency” is selected, you can display a memory name
temporarily by holding down the [MONI] key.
10-7 Sound Setting
Use this menu to set sound-related options.
1
Select <SOUND> from the Set
mode menu.
Press the
2
<SOUND> sub menu.
SET
CLR
key to display the
VFO
145.000
Name display
Memory name
VFO
145.000
SOUND>
<
BS
FM
BS
FM
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10-7-1 Beep setting
Use this setting to enable or disable the beep sound produced when a key
is pressed.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Beep”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Enable” or “Disable”.
• Selecting “Disable” also disables the alarm for the bell function.
CAUTION
VFO
145.000
Beep
Enable
BS
FM
10-7-2 Bell function setting
The Bell function uses a bell sound to provide notifi cation when a signal is
received.
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Bell”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “OFF”, “Main band only”,
“Sub band only”, or “Either band”.
When the Bell function is enabled, appears on the LCD.
When a signal is received, fl ashes and a bell sounds.
Since continues fl ashing until the next key operation, this function can
also be used as a "signal reception notifi cation" when you leave the DJ-
X11 momentarily.
OFF A bell does not sound.
Main band only
Sub band only
Either band
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
VFO
145.000
BS
FM
Bell
OFF
A bell sounds when a signal is received on the
main band.
A bell sounds when a signal is received on the
sub band.
A bell sounds when a signal is received on
either of the bands.
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10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-7-3 Voice Guidance function setting
This function reads the displayed frequency of the DJ-X11 or announces
the result of the Bug Detector function in English.
● Setting the Voice Guidance function
1
Rotate the upper dial to select
“Voice guide”.
The LCD displays the information as
shown on the right.
2
Rotate the lower dial to select “Disable”, “key opera-
tion”, “Bugging mode”, or “Both”.
Disable The voice guidance is disabled.
key operation The voice guidance is activated for key pad
operation. When the [MONI] key is pressed, the
selected frequency is read aloud.
Bugging mode When the mode coupling of the Bug Detector
function is ON, the voice guidance announces
whether a possible bugging device is found or
not. (The voice guidance is disabled when "Bug
coupling" (P. 71) is set to "OFF".)
Both The voice guidance is activated for both key
operation and the result of the mode-coupled
Bug Detector function.
VFO
145.000
Voice guide
Disable
BS
FM
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• The sound volume can be changed. (P. 25)
• For the voice guidance for key operation, the voice may become un-
MEMO
clear when keys are pressed too quickly or the same key is held down.
10. Set Mode Confi gurations
10-8 Remote Controller Setting
This menu is available only when the optional remote controller EDS-12 is used.
You can assign the functions listed in the table below to the remote controller keys
as desired. The remote controller has four keys for function assignment: A through D.
1
Select <EDS-12 KEY> from the
Set mode menu.
SET
Press the
2
CLR
key to display the
<EDS-12 KEY> sub menu.
3
Rotate the upper dial to select from “EDS-12 A button”
to “EDS-12 D button”.
4
Rotate the lower dial to select the function assigned to
the [A] to [D] key.
VFO
145.000
EDS-12 KEY>
<
BS
FM
Initial
assignment
KEY A Active band
KEY B Band change
KEY C Freq. up
KEY D Freq. down
*This function selects whether to switch to the DJ-X11 automatically when
the squelch opens, or to manualy switch the audio input from the portable
audio player.
Menu name Function
Holding down the key (approx. 2 seconds) starts scanning.
Holding down the key (approx. 2 seconds) starts scanning.
Select input
MONI key
V/P/M key
Volume up
Volume down
Sql. level up
Sql. level down
Attenuator
Antenna
Bar antenna
Priority
RF gain
AF tone
Beep
Bell
CTCSS
CTCSS reverse
DCS
* The setting is switched every time the key is pressed (P. 103).
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11. Channel Display Mode
Channel Display Mode
11.
This mode displays only a bank and a channel number instead of a frequency in the
Memory mode. Some other functions are also disabled. This mode is convenient for
commercial users.
1
Program frequencies into the memory beforehand.
2
Select the memory mode and turn the power OFF.
3
Turn the power ON while hold-
CH−1
ing down the [MONI] and
keys simultaneously.
The LCD should appear like the fi gure on
the right showing the bank and channel
number.
To cancel the Channel Display mode:
Repeat the same operation as above.
• In the Channel Display mode, all operations are disabled except for
MEMO
bank/channel selection, volume adjustment, squelch adjustment, Monitor/Mute function, Memory Scan, and Key-lock.
• The reset won't cancel Channel Display Mode.
000
CH−2
001
BS
11
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12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions
Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions
12.
The Cable-clone function copies data from one DJ-X11 to another DJ-X11.
By connecting two DJ-X11 units with a cable, you can copy the information
(including memory data) specified in the sending unit (herein referred to as
“Master”) to the receiving unit (herein referred to as “Slave”).
In addition to the Cable-clone function the following operations are possible when
the DJ-X11 is connected to a PC.
12-1 PC Connection and Connection Ports
Note that the connection cables vary depending on the function to be used. The
table also includes precautions for connecting an external speaker or earphone
to the earphone jack.
Cable-clone PC connection
Function Copy the memory
Cable Commercially-
Connection
Ports of DJX11 Ports
Connection
of external
device
Remark
Entry to
Clone mode
data and settings of
the source DJ-X11 to
another DJ-X11.
available audio cable
without resistance
with ø3.5 mm
stereo mini-plugs
(3-pole) on both
ends. This cable
is commerciallyavailable as an
option for audio
equipment or home
appliances.
Earphone jacks of
both units
-
-
Necessary (Turn
on the power while
holding down the
[MONI] key.)
Set the function or
memory of the DJX11 with a dedicated
free utility software.
Alinco's optional
cable ERW-4C,
ERW-7 or ERW-8
ERW-7 (4C):
Earphone jack
ERW-8 : USB port of
EDC-174
USB port of the PC
(Serial port for the
ERW-4C)
This connection
can also be used to
update the fi rmware.
Necessary (Turn
on the power while
holding down the
[MONI] key.)
Operate the major
functions of the DJX11 from the PC in
real time by using the
Remote function via
terminal software or
dedicated software.
Alinco's optional
cable ERW-8
USB port of EDC174
USB port of the PC LINE-IN or MIC port
This connection
can also be used
to update the
utility software and
fi rmware.
Unnecessary Unnecessary
Receive audio
signals, detected
signals, and IQ
signals which are
output from the DJX11 and use receiving
software.
Commerciallyavailable audio cable
with ø3.5 mm stereo
mini-plugs (3-pole) on
both ends. This cable
is commerciallyavailable as an option
for audio equipment
or home appliances.
You need to select a
cable with or without
resistance depending
on the conditions
such as the input port
to the PC.
Earphone jack of DJX11
of the PC
-
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12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions
● Precautions common to all connections
• Be sure to turn off both the DJ-X11 and external device before
establishing any connection.
• The earphone jack of the DJ-X11 accepts a ø3.5 mm 4-pole stereo
mini-plug. Refer to the diagrams below for wiring. A commonly-available
3-pole plug cable can also be used because the remote control terminal
can be connected to the ground even while the EDS-12 is used and this
terminal is not used for cable-cloning or PC connection.
● Applicable plugs
(Wiring of 4-pole plug)
The earphone jack of the DJ-X11 is wired as follows. Refer to the
diagrams when you make a cable yourself. It is impossible to change the
signals output to the terminals on the DJ-X11 side. Take other measures
such as changing the wiring of the cable or changing the input setting of
your receiving software.
Data signal output terminal
(Cloning, detected signals, IQ signals)
Grounding terminal
Remote control terminal when the EDS-12 is used
Audio output (monaural) terminal
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(Use of a cable with 3-pole plugs)
Terminals are arranged from the top in the order of the audio output
(monaural) terminal, data signal output terminal (cloning, detected signals,
IQ signals), and grounding terminal. The part for the remote control signal
terminal for the EDS-12 in a 4-pole plug can be ignored.
To the earphone jack on the
Master DJ-X11
Data signal output terminal
(Cloning, detected signals, IQ signals)
Audio output (monaural) terminal
Grounding terminal
To the earphone jack of the
Slave DJ-X11
(Use of 2-pole monaural plugs)
If you use the DJ-X11 only to output signals to an earphone, an external
speaker, ACARS software, or a low-speed packet TNC, you can use a
cable, an earphone, or an external speaker with ø3.5 mm 2-pole monaural
plugs. The earphone antenna function of the DJ-X11 can be used even
with third-party earphones of such a structure. When you use these
devices, set the DJ-X11 not to output detected signals and IQ signals.
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions
12-2 Cable-Clone Receiving Data
Use the following procedure to copy data from another DJ-X11 or to receive
data edited on a PC.
1
Turn OFF the Slave and connect the stereo mini-plug
cable to its earphone jack.
2
While holding down the ［MONI
key, press the
POWER］key
［
to turn ON the Slave.
“CLONE” appears on the LCD and the
Slave enters Clone mode.
3
Wait until the Master DJ-X11 or PC sends data.
4
When the data transfer is complete, the DJ-X11 automat-
ically returns to VFO mode.
• The stereo mini-plug cable should be a direct-coupled type. (without an
CAUTION
internal resister)
• Do not operate any key while data is transferred by the clone function.
• Do not unplug the cable while data is being transferred. Doing so will
suspend the data transfer operation, and “ERROR” will be displayed
on the Master’s LCD. if this happens, perform the reset (P.101) to the
slave unit and retry.
• Note that the cloning procedure overwrites all data stored in the Slave
with the Master’s data. Make sure that the Slave does not have any
necessary data.
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99
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions
12-3 Cable-Clone Transferring Data
The procedure below does not necessitate using the PC Connection function.
1
Turn OFF the Master and connect the stereo mini-plug
cable to its earphone jack.
While holding down the［MONI］key, press the
2
POWER］key to turn ON the Master.
［
"CLONE" appears on the LCD and the Master enters Clone mode.
3
While “CLONE” is displayed
on the LCD, press the dial. The
LCD shows something like the
fi gure on the right and the data
on the Master is transferred to
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writing...
＊＊＊＊＊＊
the Slave.
4
When the data transfer
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finishes,“FINISH!!”appears on
the LCD.
If “ERROR” appears on the LCD, repeat the
procedure from step 1.
5
Turn OFF the Master.
The Clone mode is not canceled unless you turn OFF the Master.
FINISH!!
The number increases.
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100
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