AOR AR8600m Receiver Manual
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61 This is accomplished by using the “PRIO SET” menu accessed by the key sequence . The legend “PRIO SET” appears on the top line of the LCD to confirm selection. 6-2-1 Changing the priority channel data pickup channel Should you wish the priority channel to use data contained in another memory location, access the “PRIO SET” menu using the key sequence , the legend “PRIO SET” appears on the top line of the LCD to confirm selection. Select the new location for data pickup by the priority...
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62 (7) SCAN - scanning memory channels & banks The AR8600 has a SCAN mode whereby the contents stored in the MEMORY CHANNELS ARE AUTOMATICALLY RECALLED AND MONITORED very quickly for activity - scanned. * It is important that you do not confuse SCAN and SEARCH modes. * SEARCH mode (covered later in this manual) automatically TUNES THE RECEIVER THROUGH ALL FREQUENCIES between two specified frequency limits looking for active frequencies. 7-1 SCAN - outline introduction During SCAN, the AR8600...
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63 When in SCAN MODE, the memory banks are referred to as “SCAN BANK A”, “SCAN BANK B”, “SCAN BANK f” etc rather than using the full title “SCAN MEMORY BANK A”, “SCAN MEMORY BANK B” etc. This terminology has been employed to make the explanation of and referral to SCAN MEMORY BANKS (SCAN BANKS) less long-winded. When shipped from the factory, memory bank “J” is reserved for auto-store of memory channels from search mode so may already have frequencies stored. Keep your memory banks tidy - for best scan...
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64 When SCAN has been selected, only the currently displayed memory bank WHICH CONTAINS DATA will be SCANNED (as bank link is default off), receive mode and frequency are unimportant. Any memory channels which contain no data (empty) will be ignored (skipped). 7-3-1 Transfer of active memory to VFO When the scan process is paused on a busy channel, to transfer the current memory frequency to VFO where it may be monitored. 7-4 Selecting a scan bank The memory bank identifier (such as “A”) will be...
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65 While paused (during scan) on a busy channel which you do not currently wish to monitor, to skip it. The scan process will immediately move on to the next memory channel of the current bank in the direction (up or down) which has been previously used for tuning or memory read. This tagged memory channel will be skipped during subsequent scans until the tag is removed. The legend “PAS” will have been assigned to the skipped memory channel which may be reviewed in memory read mode. 7-5-1 Toggling...
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66 7-6 Deleting memory channels Although it is possible to over-write memory channels with new data, edit memory channels, swap, copy, move and to PASS (skip) them, there will be occasions when you want to delete memory channels completely. 7-6-1 Deleting single memory channels While in memory read mode, to delete the currently displayed memory channel. As a safe guard against accidental deletion you will be instructed to to execute the deletion, alternatively to abort delete. Once memory...
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67 ò to move to the memory bank letters, then reverse highlight the letters you wish to link together as a group of memory channels to scan using the ï ð ñ ò keys, to mark desired memory banks, both upper and lower case letters may be highlighted in the same group. The selected banks (which will form a large scan group) will be displayed in REVERSE contrast on the LCD. It is also possible to use the keypad to quickly select the required banks for inclusion as a group, this saves having to use to...
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68 Use the key sequence to access the “SCAN-GROUP” menu. Use the ï ð keys to select the SCAN-GROUP number between 1 and 9. ò three times to move down beyond the bank link facility and onto the additional scan environment facilities: delay, level, voice, free, mode scan. 1. DELAY OFF / 0.1 - 9.9 seconds (default 2.0s) 2. LEVEL OFF / 1 - 255 (default OFF) 3. VOICE OFF / 1 - 255 (default OFF) 4. FREE OFF / 1 - 60 seconds (default OFF) 5. MODE ALL, WFM, NFM, SFM, WAM, AM, NAM, USB, LSB, CW 7-8-1 Scan...
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69 Use the ï ð keys to select the SCAN-GROUP number between 1 and 9. ò four times to display the scan environment parameter of LEVEL. as a short cut to off (which is the default). Use the main dial to increment value by 1 or use the ï ð keys to increment by 10. While adjusting level squelch, the “ ¬” legend will be displayed to the left of the value “LEVEL ¬ 3” indicating that the current value will not cause the squelch to close. Increase the value until the “¬” legend is just extinguished...
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70 &Note: When voice squelch is in operation, the rotary squelch control is usually best rotated to the fully anti-clockwise position. to accept the changes and return to the display prior to accessing the scan environment menu. Alternatively you may move to the next option (scan FREE time) by pressing the ò key. While scanning, the LCD legend “VSQ” is displayed to indicate that scan VOICE squelch is in operation. 7-8-4 Scan FREE The scan FREE time parameter determines how long the AR8600 will...