AOR AR7030 Operation Information Manual

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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...

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2-6 Menu structure
AM, Sync,
SSB m odes
NFM modeCW, DATA
modesF ilte r
num ber
BFO
value
Squelch
muting
Bass
le v e l Notch
search
AGC
speed
AGC
speed
A / B
sw apNB
width
S quelch
hold
Squelch
hold
Te x t
edit
Save
ident Memory
recall
Scan
on / offTun ing
lock RF-IF
menuFilter
menu
Dual
watch
Memory
store
Stop
channel Memory
menu Passband
shift
Passband
shift
Squelch
le v e l
Treble
le v e l Notch
tune
IF
gain
IF
gain
Squelch
le v e lNB 
le v e...

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3 Configuration menu
3-1 New entries
The configuration menu is described in the AR7030
Operating Manual section 9-4
. W ith the enhanced
processor there are several new settings in the menu to
cope with new options and functions.
The list of configuration settings is shown below - new
item s are m arked  „ .
Item Settings
SelectNone (Modify is informative)
„Notch auto tune: Off On
„Ident preview: Off On
„Ident auto search: Off On
Aux relay: Off...

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4 Memory extensions
4-1 More memories
Memory capacity is extended to 400 frequency memories.
The extra m em ories are exactly the sam e as the first 100
except that the range of memory numbers is extended
from 000 to 399. See the operating manual, section 8
.
All of the memories can be selected using the spin-wheel
in one of the memory menus but because it takes a long
time to step through 400 memories, using the infrared
controller is...

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receiver (as usual) whereas [PREVIEW] will just setup the
new memory number in the editor.
The editor allows memory information to be copied (and
moved) using the Copy
 and Paste
 operations. Pressing
the 
[Copy] button duplicates all of the memory’s contents
in a background store (in computer parlance, a
clipboard). Subsequently this information can be
duplicated into a memory by pressing the 
[Paste] button,
overwriting the memory contents.
The...

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5 Timer extensions
The timer and clock menus have changed slightly from
those on the standard AR7030 which are shown in the
operating manual. The button labels and functions are
still the same, but the button positions have moved to
give room for the extra timer functions.
The 
[+Hr] button on the TIMER menu has been removed.
5-1 Setting the clock time and date
The clock setting now includes date and month as well as
time. See section 9-3
 in the...

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6 Noise blanker operation
6-1 Option configuration
The noise blanker option has to be installed and
configured before the following features and menus are
available. Section 3-2
 details the CONFIG menu entry for
the noise blanker option. There is only this one item to
set.
6-2 Noise blanker operation
The impulse noise blanker works by detecting rapidly
rising signals (typically noise spikes) that exceed a
certain threshold level and then muting...

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7-3 Notch filter menu
The notch filter is operated from one menu which is
inserted between the FILTER menu and the TONE menu.
From the s-meter, press the 
[FILTER] button and then the
right-hand menu button which is labelled 
[Ntch].
To get to the TONE menu, the right-hand menu button
can be pressed again. The FILTER and TONE menu
functions are covered in the operating manual, section 6-
6
 onwards.
The notch filter frequency is controlled by the...