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MANUAL

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you

purchasing

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receiver in service.

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instruction

INSTRUCTION

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1.

BEFORE OPERATTON

2.

spEctFtcATroNs

TNSTALLAT|ON

3.

4.

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OPERATING RECETVER OPERATTON.

Reception Frequency Selection

MODE Selection.............

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Microprocessor

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CONTROLS

this new receiver.

manual carefully

before

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manual:

in this

apply

no risk

inconvenience

personal

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Scan Option Hold/Resume All Programmable Memory Channel Memory Channel Group Memory Channel

MESSAGE

Message Message

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5.

Service In Case of

SCHEMATIC

6.

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7.

REFERENCE

8.

Contents Entry

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ACCESSOR|ES

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1. BEFORE

Safety Never remove

struction Manual. lf

tally, a serious

precautions

the case unless

OPERATIOIII

the internal

electric shock

instructed

parts

are touched

might

occur.

to do so in

this ln-

acciden-

power

The Never

requirement

attempt connect¡on to a 24 VDC

wls

is 13.8 VDC.

source.

lf a metal contact dangerous

to

put

anything,

with

object.

the

electric

such

as a hair

power

shock may

especially

Never

socket

result.

metal

objects. inside

touch internal

or a needle.

on the rear

perm¡t

Never

oarts.

comes

panel,

ch¡ldren

this

unit.

into

DG Power Touching the result in

a

DC Power Never

damage the circuit.

Supply:

power plug

a serious electric shock.

b.-u

gqi.

when

Fhi-

Supply:

pull,

bend

or extend

power

cord, resulting

your

hands are wet

Never touch with wet

power

the

in

Always

cord.

a broken cord

grasp

the

hands.

This

plug.

could

or short-

Installation Do not

sunlight,

place

near a heating appliance, etc.

notes

this unit

in a location that

¡s

exposed

to

direct

To maintain

the unit.

on

good

ventilation, do

not

put

books or

papers

Do not store or use the atmosphere.

tion.

ln case of an lf an abnormal

power

the

dealer or

Select a

abnormal

or smoke

odor

pull

and

OFF

nearest Service Station.

unit in

a dusty

location where there is

odol

is

out the

location or in a moist

detected,

power

immediately

cord.

good

ventila-

Contact

turn

your

location that

Choose

Cleaning Do not use volatile solvents such as alcohol,

gasoline, cloth or a clean

a

benzine, etc. to clean the cabinet. Use a silicone

is relativelv free from

dry

cloth.

c

M

Silicone cloth

Thinner

Benzine

vibration.

paint

thinner,

2.

SPEG|F|CAT|0ilS

2-1.

SPEC|F|CATTONS

Frequency Range

Mode

Antenna lmDedance

Power Reou¡rement Ground Negative

Drain: AUDIO

Current Operating Temperature Dimensions

Weight Frequency

Sensitivity

Squelch Sens¡tivity Memorv

Output Power

FM-W STEREO Separation

{WxHxD}

Step Manual Mode

Channel loo

OUTPUT

(1O

AM Medium-wave

broadcasts

(12

FM.N

FM-W 112 dB SINAD}

{FM-N

EXT.SP LINE

OUT 150 mV

T.V visual

(1

W) 1A

dB S/N)

dB SINAD) Less

mode)

(U.S.A

version)

AilD ACCESSoRTES

U.S.A. vers¡on :

market version :

Other

(AM)

A3E

(FM-N,

F3E

(T.V

C3F 50-3OOO(5OOnominal).

Unbalanced l1 - l6 VDC

-

lOoC-

lSOx50x 176 mm

1.5 ks kHz, 12.5 kHz,

5

5rV

Less than 10

than 6

Less than 3 Less than 1 Less than 0.1

More

than 2 W

distort¡on, FM 1 kHz,

1 Vp-p,75 O

More than 3O dB 11 kHz)

Note: Circuit and vancement

ratings are subject in

technology.

to

change

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visual, NTSC)

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(13.8

+600C

(3.3

lbs)

pV

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without

500 kHz-824 MHz

5OO kHz - 905 MHz

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versionl

1 and ANT 2)

VDC nom¡nal)

(

l40F- l40oF)

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20 kHz, 25 k{z

than 60 MHz)

than

MHz)

60

MHz)

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+3 kHz DEV)

not¡ce

5%

due

to ad-

ACCESSORIES

2-2.

Unpack

your

receiver carefully,

new

that the accessories

listed

below are

and conf¡rm

included in

the box. Antenna cable

mounting kit .....J2 1

Mobile

Screws......................

Foot .........................JO2-O441

Connector..................

power

DC

Fuse ( 1 . 5A)................FOs-1

Warranty card

Instruction manual.......850-81 96-XX.......1

............T90-O362-O5 .......... 1 ea.

-3437 -O4

..........2 ea.

N99-O322-O5.......... 1 set

-O5..........4

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E3 1

cable...........E3O-2053-O5

52 1

.......... 1 ea.

.......... 1

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.......... 1

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copy

After unpacking Shipping container: Save the

boxes and needs to be maintenance.

or service.

packing

transported

¡n the event

for remote operation,

your

ea. ea.

ea.

unit

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3.

INSTALLATION

3.1.

3-1-1. Foot installation

Attach

1. Place the

2.

3. Insert a snap

4.

Fixed Installation

(4

feet

the

Place each foot on the bottom cover so

feet line up with the holes

the

(Make

sure the will not Push the

go

pcs.)

using the following

radio

that the bottom is up.

so

fastener into the hole of each

is not inserted too far or the fastener

properly.)

in

down securely to complete

lll|sTRucTl0tl|s

in

procedures.

that the hole in

the bottom cover.

foot.

the installat¡on.

3-1-2. Mounting

GAUTION: When operation tion. Make sure operating

1.

Mobile

installing the

Secure plied

mounting

below.

bracket

safety

and

that the

vehicle.

the

receiver

the

lnstallation

receiver

when selecting

receiver

under

bracket.

vehicle, consider

in a

installation

the

will not slip out

the dashboard

Install the bracket

of

using

ease

loca-

place

while

the sup-

as shown

of

Snap

fastener

Body

3-2.

3-2-1.

Before

1. tor, receiver,

Observe

2. on

be

Notes:

Before

1. negative Afier

2.

correct lead

lf the

3. damage. After-you there same

After

4. tape

Do

5. long.

CONNECTIONS

Precautions

disconnecting

connecting

sure

be

13.8

correct.

Red

Black

installing

installation

the

to

fuse

is rat¡ng.

completing

to

not

engine

the

VDC,

The

lead

installation

have

no

Protect remove

or

turn

to

key,

polarity

negative

power cable

(Positive)

+

-

(Negative)

the

from

and

battery opens,

checked

problem

the

aga¡nst

the

and

of

power cable,

the

wiring,

before terminal' be

replace

fuse

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off

the

cable'

the

ground'

is color

Polarity

battery

reconnecting

to

sure

the

wiring,

moisture'

even

power connec-

the

power switches

power supply'

DC

receiver

The

Battery

PolaritY

be

safety'

for

sure

be

check

cable

FUSE

the

wrap

if the

polarity

coded:

to

sure

double

to

each

determined

and

with

fuse

the

power

conductor

operates

remove

check

negative

the

one

holder

cable

of

the

muit

the

that

of

with

is

for

the

too

(A)

Antenna

¡nstallation

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important

is

amateur

o,

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provide Á

possible,

results.

the

simple

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of

for

best

method

must

it

antenna

the

optimum

signals'

radio

results.

install

is to

extended

be

and

reception

good outdoor

A

wire

the

its

to

good earth

a

short-wave'

of

antenna

length

full

grounding

broad-

antenna

high

as

good

for

will

as

U.S.A.

w¡th DC

power

version

3-2-3. Connect Connect the supplied

Power cable with

Supplied antenna

only

DC Power Supply

to

Cable

fuse to a regulated

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fi

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power

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supply

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power

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supply

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ANT 1 Use

this

when a

position antenna is connected to the connector.

2

ANT

position

this

Use antenna or connected

when a wide band

single band antenna is

to the ANT 2 connector.

AUTO

position

this

Use nas

are connected.

when both anten-

Mobile

ANT 1

LINE OUT

Before connecting the LINE OUT ¡nterrupt install the supplied connector as

1. Remove the 3 screws securing the

jack

signal to the built-¡n speaker

any

jack,

follows.

top

to

cover.

2. Remove the 2 screws on each

side of

the cover.

3.

remove the top cover. Be sure

Gently not

to disconnect the

wire to the

speaker.

4. Insert the supplied connector as shown.

5. Replace screws

the cover and

to complete the installation.

tighten the

3-2-4. A.

Connect Uattery

Mobile

BatterY

tñe

terminals'

connect¡on

supplied

Connecting

power cable

w¡th

to

fuse

the

directly

cigarette

the

to lighter

socketcancauseapoorconnection,andexcessivevoltage drop,

and

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antenna

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antenna

or

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DC

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cable

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this

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position

the

to

ANT

when

connector'

1

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a

antenna

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use

to

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when

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noise

receiver

suppressor

filter'

devices.

these

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sure

to

wiring

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Fuse

designed

is

spark

Contact

pos¡tive

battery'

the

compartment

(

+ ) and

suppress

to

(with

dealer

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(

resistors)'

for

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plugs

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negative

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information

polarity

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compartmenl

or an

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noise;

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or

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compartment

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this

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band

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position

antenna

position

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wide

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when

is connected

both

when

band

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the

to

antennas

antenna

connector'

2

connected'

are

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single

4. OPERATIOil

4-1.

Operating Controls

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VOL control/POWER

e

The volume Rotating receiver. Advancing the volume.

SOL control

@

The mode adjusted the BUSY This point.

the

the control

SOL control is

during no

clockwise

indicator

point

is

For

scan

threshold

sw¡tch

control and

the control further

signal

commonly

operat¡ons

point.

power

clockwise will turn

used to

until the

eliminate

periods.

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When

noise

know

as the this an incoming

switch

are combined.

ON the

clockwise will increase

noise in

Normally

just

Squelch Threshold

control must

the FM-N

this

control is

disappears,

goes

)

be

set to

signal is

weak

and off.

or unstable, reception.

PHONE

@

Output disabled when the earphone

jack.

Use a subminiature

VFO/M.ch

@

This key is used to switch between the VFO Memory

SGAN Key

@

This key is used to start and stop scanning. MSG Key

@

This key is

readjust

jack terminal for earphone. The built-in speaker is

(Memory

channel

used to enter or recall a message.

the

channell

modes.

SOL control for

jack

is inserted into

plug.

key

optimum

this

and

ll

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keys

receive

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keys

mode:

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channel.

used

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frequency,

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increase

step

to

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digit.

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keYS

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directly.

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these

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symbol.

desired

direction'

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channel'

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the

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