Albrecht AE100T Scanner Owners Manual
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31 Follow these steps to turn the scanners key tone on or off. 1. If the scanner is on, turn VOLUME OFF/MAX counterclockwise until it clicks to turn it off. 2.While you press and hold down the 2 and ENTER keys, turn on the scanner. 3. After a second, release 2 and ENTER. TAPE RECORDER REMOTE CONTROL When you specify any channels (up to 10 channels) to receive signals, you can record them in the tape recorder by remote control. 1. Press MANUAL. 2. To select the channel where you want to select the tape remote channel, use the number keys to enter the channel number, then press MANUAL. 3. Press FUNC. FUNC flushes. 4. Press / /REC while FUNC flushes. rEcord and frequency will appears alternately. GENERAL HINTS Birdies The term “birdies” refers to noise signals which are generated by the electronics of the scanner itself. On certain frequencies, birdies are capable of interfering with, or even preventing, reception. Where the interference is of a mild nature, it may be possible to solve the problem by turning the SQUELCH control further to the right. If possible, use the following frequencies as little as possible. “Birdies” frequencies: will add RECEPTION
32 The distance over which it is possible for you to receive messages is restricted to approximately 25 km. The manner in which the scanner has been positioned will also be relevant here. It is preferable to position the scanner in such a way that the aerial has a “clear view”. In order to be able to receive transmitters located at distances beyond the aforementioned limit, the use of an outside aerial is recommended. FREQUENCY GRID The band division (frequency grid) – i.e. the distance between two frequencies lying next to each other – is different for each frequency band. Frequency RangeFrequency Grid 25.000-87.495 MHz5 kHz 87.500-107.950 MHz50 kHz 108.000-136.975 MHz25 kHz 137.000-143.995 MHz5 kHz 144.000-146.000 MHz12.5 kHz 146.005-224.995 MHz5 kHz 225.000-1300.000 MHz12.5 kHz This division is called the frequency grid. Where the frequency keyed in does not fit into this grid, the scanner will round down the frequency to the nearest value. MAINTENANCE AND USE The AE100T is a quality product and requires a minimum amount of maintenance. Carefully read the following instructions: . Do not expose the scanner to rain or moisture. . When using normal batteries, always replace weak batteries in one batch, and only replace them with new batteries. Where possible, use batteries which have a long life span. . Handle the scanner with care. Dropping it or subjecting it to rough treatment might damage its electronics. . Where necessary, clean the scanner with a damp cloth. Do not apply any cleaning fluids or solutions to it.
33 . Only use the scanner in normal temperature conditions. High temperatures, or sudden changes of temperature, will reduce the life span of the scanner. . Avoid the leaking of batteries by changing them at the appropriate time. Where possible, use rechargeable NiCad batteries. IN CASE OF FAULT Where a fault arises, contact your supplier. However, before you do so check that the fault was not caused by an operational error. Carefully reread the relevant section in the instructions. TECHNICAL DATA Frequency range:Freq. (MHz)Step (kHz)Mode 25-87.4955NFM 87.5-107.9550WFM 108-136.97525AM 137-143.9955NFM 144-14612.5NFM 146.005-224.9955NFM 225-399.987512.5AM 400-130012.5NFM Channels of operation560 channels in any band combination
34 (500 channels per bank x 10 banks, 50 monitor memories and 10 priority channels) Sensitivity: NFM (S+N)/N=20 dB25-500 MHz0.5 uV dev. 3 kHz at 1 kHz500.0125-1000 MHz1 uV 1000.0125-1300 MHz2 uV AM (S+N)/N=20 dB25-500 MHz2 uV mod. 60% at 1 kHz500.0125-1000 MHz3 uV 1000.0125-1300 MHz5 uV WFM (S+N)/N=30 dB25-500 MHz3 uV dev. 45 kHz at 1 kHz500.0125-1000 MHz3 uV 1000.0125-1300 MHz5 uV Selectivity: NFM–6 dB+/-10 kHz –50 dB+/-20 kHz AM–6 dB+/-6 kHz –50 dB+/-12 kHz WFM–6 dB+/-150 kHz –50 dB+/-300 kHz Scanning rate40 channels/sec. Search rate75 steps/sec. Scan delay time2 sec. Priority sampling2 sec. Intermediate frequencies: 1st 225.4125-225.5875 or 226.4125-226.5875 MHz 2nd 45 MHz 3rd 10.7 MHz or 455 kHz IF rejection: 612 MHz at 400 MHz60 dB 226.5 MHz at 760 MHz70 dB 45 MHz at 400 MHz100 dB Squelch sensitivity: NFM and AM Threshold25-500 MHz0.5 uV 500.0125-1000 MHz0.5 uV 1000.0125-1300 MHz3 uV Tight25-500 MHz25 dB
35 500.0125-1000 MHz25 dB 1000.0125-1300 MHz25 dB WFM Threshold25-500 MHz3 uV 500.0125-1000 MHz3 uV 1000.0125-1300 MHz15 uV Tight25-500 MHz50 dB 500.0125-1000 MHz50 dB 1000.0125-1300 MHz50 dB Antenna impedance50-ohms Audio output power (10% THD)1.6 W (AC230V/50 Hz) Built-in speaker77 mm, 8-ohm,dynamic type Power requirements AC220-240 V, 50 Hz, 12 W DC13.8 V, 400 mA Dimensions232 x 210 x 90 mm (WDH) Weightapprox. 2.0 kg without antenna