AOR AR5000 Wideband Reciever Instructions
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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 41 8-9 Cyber Scan in SCAN mode A special facility has been provided to speed up the scanning process (which is capable of scanning about 25 memory channels per second), typically the speed increases to about 45 channels per second. When Cyber Scan has been selected the frequency and text are blanked out from the display while scanning, the words “CYBER SCAN” are displayed in their place. While scanning the legend “SCAN” flashes to indicate that SCAN is in...
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PAGE 42 AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL 9-2 SCAN - DELAY The scan DELAY parameter affects the time the AR5000 will remain on an active channel in scan mode once the received signal has disappeared and the squelch closed. This is particularly useful for customising how long the receiver will wait for a reply before continuing to scan. For example, when communications are passed back and forth between a control tower / aircraft which may take a few seconds. If you are scanning duplex channels then a...
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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 43 selection process. In fact the key may be used as a toggle between OFF and the new setting. The legend “*” positioned to the right of the word “VOICE” indicates that the current audio will open the squelch, use the SUB DIAL to increase the value until the “*” legend disappears, you can then be sure that the scan voice setting will ignore and skip over the current frequency. While in memory recall or scan mode, the LCD legend “VCS” for voice squelch is displayed...
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PAGE 44 AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL 10-2 SELECT SCAN - while in SCAN mode (tagging and un-tagging) While the receiver is scanning, the AR5000 will stop on active frequencies and you will soon realise that some are interesting and some uninteresting. To build up your select scan list of interesting channels, start to tag the interesting channels while the scan sequence pauses on active memory channels by pressing The legend “S” will be displayed next to the bank number of the memory channel to...
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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 45 The right of the LCD will display the legend “* *” if select scan channels exist and “- -” if there are none to delete. To delete all select scan channels (un-tag them all) press , the legend will change to “- -” to confirm operation. The memory channels themselves will not be deleted, only the select scan tags will be removed . Press to return to VFO, SCAN or SEARCH, whichever was previously used. (11) Priority operation The PRIORITY feature enables you to...
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PAGE 46 AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL When the interval menu is selected the legend “P-INTER 05” is displayed (with 05 being the default of 5 seconds). This numeric value in seconds determines how long the AR5000 will wait between checking cycles before re-sampling the priority frequency for activity (once the priority facility has been activated). The default is “05” (5 seconds) and the acceptable range is 01 ~ 60 seconds. Rotate the MAIN DIAL or SUB DIAL until the desired value is displayed. Once...
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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 47 2 Select VFO-B. Press the , the legend “VB” is displayed on the lower right corner of the LCD. Press and hold the key for more than one second so that the “AUTO” legend is displayed to ensure the AR5000 is in AUTOMODE (as each VFO can retain different mode information). Key the upper frequency limit into VFO-B. In this example 136.000 MHz (the step size, mode etc will be taken care of automatically as AUTOMODE is engaged). 3 To initiate manual...
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PAGE 48 AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL 2 To initiate simple frequency search (while “VC” or “VD” or “VE” is displayed) press and hold the key for more than one second (the or keys may also be held for more than one second to initiate simple search). The squelch MUST be closed for the search process to operate. The simple search process will start from the displayed frequency, the legend “SR” (SeaRch) will be added above the VFO indication to show that SEARCH is in progress. The MAIN DIAL, SUB...
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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL PAGE 49 VFO SEARCH - LEVEL SQUELCH The LEVEL SQUELCH parameter causes the receiver to check the signal strength of active frequencies and to only stop when the signal strength is above a predetermined level which is programmable in 256 steps. The limits are OFF and 1 to 255 (default OFF). Note: It is possible that false signal levels may upset the operation of LEVEL SQUELCH due to local noise or the close proximity of computer systems... the lower level settings may not...
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PAGE 50 AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL An example of possible programming is as follows (in these examples the mode, step etc are taken from the AUTOMODE bandplan data): 10 118.000 to 137.000 MHzCIV AIR 11 225.000 to 410.000 MHzMIL AIR 12 410.000 to 425.000 MHzUSAF 13 156.000 to 163.000 MHzMARINE 14 88.000 to 118.000 MHzBAND 2 15 145.200 to 145.775 MHz2M HAM 16 433.000 to 433.600 MHz70C HAM 17 1297.000 to 1298.000 MHz23C HAM 18 71.000 to 87.000...