AOR AR3030 Receiver Instructions

							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 that the receiver will not power up
correctly when switched on for the first time.  This is due to
the buildup of a static charge during transit from the
packaging etc.  Should this occur,  simply switch the set off,
disconnect the power supply and leave for a few minutes.
Reconnect and test.  Should a problem still persist,  please
refer to page 46/47 section (9) of the operating manual.
N.B.  An additional SOFTWARE FULL RESET is available
by depressing the [ENT] key (either of the mode keys on some
production units) while switching the receiver On.  Hold in the [ENT]
key while all the LCD segments appear and keep it depressed until
the set returns to 10.000 MHz, only then release the key, this will
ensure a “full” reset.  This may be useful should the standard reset not
appear to “fully” reset the unit.
See the later note regarding the SSB filter option (if fitted).
2.  Optional Collins 2.5 kHz SSB filter (USB/LSB/FAX).
Should you wish to fit the optional SSB filter it MUST be fitted in the
standard SSB filter position replacing the Murata 2.4 kHz filter,  it
CANNOT be fitted in the CW narrow position (page 13 section 5-8 of
the operating manual).  Nor is it possible to fit an additional AM filter
in the CW narrow position. 
						

							Should the Collins SSB filter be fitted and the receivers
microprocessor reset you must hold the [3] key while resetting via the
bottom case reset switch.  This action alters the carrier re-insertion
point to optimise the SSB filters characteristics.
To “fully optimise” the Collins SSB filter performance,  the carrier
crystals may be replaced at a small additional charge.
3.  BFO in CW mode.
The BFO is permanently engaged in the CW mode (page 29 section
6-10).
4.  Collins filter identifying numbers.
Two filters of identical specification are used in the receiver as listed
below:
AM filter 526 8636 010  or  526 8695 010
SSB filter (option) 526 8635 010  or  526 8694 010
CW  filter  (option) 526 8634 010  or  526 8693 010
5.  Collins label.
The red Collins Inside label on the top case is of a reusable
design.  We acknowledge that such a label may not be to
everyones taste so have chosen a non-adhesive design.
Should you wish to remove it,  simply peel the label off.
6.  Carton box.
Despite the carton box being durable,  it is of a basic design.
The cardboard carton has been intentionally chosen for
environmental reasons being degradable... unlike traditional
polystyrene.
7.  Audio quality on AM
The AR3030 has been designed to provide the very best
selectivity for shortwave broadcast listening.  Should you
listen to strong signals such as Radio 4 (198 kHz), more
treble may be produced by moving the passband.
Off-tune the receiver by 1 kHz UP or DOWN and reassess
the audio.  Of course this technique cannot be used for
synchronous AM listening (S.AM).
Due to the excellent stability offered by the Temperature
Compensated Crystal Oscillator (TCXO), it is possible to listen to
AM broadcasts while in the USB and LSB modes.  This can be very
useful for removing adjacent interference which is affecting one side
of the AM signal only.
8.  REMOTE RS232C
To place the AR3030 into RS232C control mode, the
initialisation key sequence must first be keyed in
through the keypad (not via the RS232 port).