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AR2800
Instruction Manual
Multi-purpose
Monitor Receiver
Fitting the VHF converter to the AR3030 receiver (Rev 1.1)
The following information is applicable to both the VHF AM (airband) and VHF NFM
(marine converter). Only one converter may be fitted at a time (they are not intended to be
interchangeable). Both are in fact capable of all mode reception.
The fitting is recommended to be carried out in an experienced specialist receiver
workshop.
STEP 1
Check that the following parts have been included in the packaging (cable colours may
vary):
1....
Fitting the VHF converter to the AR3030 receiver (Rev 1.1)
The following information is applicable to both the VHF AM (airband) and VHF NFM
(marine converter). Only one converter may be fitted at a time (they are not intended to be
interchangeable). Both are in fact capable of all mode reception.
The fitting is recommended to be carried out in an experienced specialist receiver
workshop.
STEP 1
Check that the following parts have been included in the packaging (cable colours may
vary):
1....
The sequence is keyed through the AR3030 numeric keypad:
[4] [8] [0] [0] [ENT] for 4800 bps operation
or
[9] [6] [0] [0] [ENT] for 9600 bps operation
To restore normal local operation to the AR3030 either key in the
sequence Q [CR] via the RS232 or switch the AR3030 Off, wait for 5
seconds then switch On again.
AOR (UK) LTD
[3030-NTE revision 5]
!
AR3030 General Coverage Receiver addendum
Please note the following points regarding
the AR3030 receiver:
1. Microprocessor reset.
There is a ‘small’ chance...
The sequence is keyed through the AR3030 numeric keypad:
[4] [8] [0] [0] [ENT] for 4800 bps operation
or
[9] [6] [0] [0] [ENT] for 9600 bps operation
To restore normal local operation to the AR3030 either key in the
sequence Q [CR] via the RS232 or switch the AR3030 Off, wait for 5
seconds then switch On again.
AOR (UK) LTD
[3030-NTE revision 5]
!
AR3030 General Coverage Receiver addendum
Please note the following points regarding
the AR3030 receiver:
1. Microprocessor reset.
There is a ‘small’ chance...
AR3030 operating manual
1
(1) Introduction & accessories
Thank you for purchasing the AOR AR3030 General Coverage Receiver. The
AR3030 uses the very latest DDS (Direct Digital Synthesizer) technology to
ensure the highest levels of design, performance and reliability. A TCXO
(Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator) is provided for high stability
and the legendary Collins 6kHz AM filter for the ultimate in AM selectivity.
It is recommended that you carefully read this handbook and familiarise...
AR3030 operating manual
1
(1) Introduction & accessories
Thank you for purchasing the AOR AR3030 General Coverage Receiver. The
AR3030 uses the very latest DDS (Direct Digital Synthesizer) technology to
ensure the highest levels of design, performance and reliability. A TCXO
(Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator) is provided for high stability
and the legendary Collins 6kHz AM filter for the ultimate in AM selectivity.
It is recommended that you carefully read this handbook and familiarise...
AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 1
Contents
(1) Table of contents .......................................................................... 1
(2) Introduction ................................................................................... 2
2-1 Key information and common menus .................................. 3
2-2 Accessories supplied .......................................................... 4
(3) Major Features...
AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 1
Contents
(1) Table of contents .......................................................................... 1
(2) Introduction ................................................................................... 2
2-1 Key information and common menus .................................. 3
2-2 Accessories supplied .......................................................... 4
(3) Major Features...
AR5000 Quick Reference GuideThe label on a particular key generally points to ite’s function([MODE] to set receive mode). The labels
above the keys are additional functions which are accessed by first pressing the [FUNC] key and then the
key in question. Many of the second functions will access a menu with several selections. Normally the
[UP],[DOWN] buttons are then used to move between selections and sub-dial is used to adjust settings,
with the [PASS] key being also used occasionally for some...
AR5000 Quick Reference GuideThe label on a particular key generally points to ite’s function([MODE] to set receive mode). The labels
above the keys are additional functions which are accessed by first pressing the [FUNC] key and then the
key in question. Many of the second functions will access a menu with several selections. Normally the
[UP],[DOWN] buttons are then used to move between selections and sub-dial is used to adjust settings,
with the [PASS] key being also used occasionally for some...
1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the AR7000 wide band all mode receiver. The AR7000 is
designed using DSP (Digital Signal Processing) technology to ensure the highest
levels of performance and reliability. To get the best possible results from your
AR7000 we recommended that you read this manual and familiarise yourself with the
receiver. Although carefully designed, this receiver (like all receivers) suffers from a
degree of internal noises known as spurii which are a product of...
FPU7030 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INFORMATION PAGE 1
Additional operating information for
FPU7030 and NB7030 options.
1Contents
2 Introduction and options ………………….. 1
2-1 Overview
2-2 Memory idents
2-3 New timers
2-4 Noise blanker
2-5 Notch filter
2-6 Menu structure
3 Configuration menu ………………………… 3
3-1 New entries
3-2 Setting up the NB7030 option
4 Memory extensions ………………………… 4
4-1 More memories
4-2 Text identification
4-3 Ident preview
4-4 Ident search
4-5 Memory editor
4-6 Memory indexing
5...
FPU7030 ADDITIONAL OPERATING INFORMATION PAGE 1
Additional operating information for
FPU7030 and NB7030 options.
1Contents
2 Introduction and options ………………….. 1
2-1 Overview
2-2 Memory idents
2-3 New timers
2-4 Noise blanker
2-5 Notch filter
2-6 Menu structure
3 Configuration menu ………………………… 3
3-1 New entries
3-2 Setting up the NB7030 option
4 Memory extensions ………………………… 4
4-1 More memories
4-2 Text identification
4-3 Ident preview
4-4 Ident search
4-5 Memory editor
4-6 Memory indexing
5...
