AOR ARD9800 Receiver Instruction Manual
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10 Pin number Signal Details 1 MIC GND Microphone ground 2 MIC IN Microphone Input 3 PTT PTT (Push To Talk) input 4 GND PTT ground 5 NC No connection 6 NC No connection 7...
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11 If you have changed the internal jumper for low-voltage battery operation, battery voltage must be within the range of 5.6 ~6.5 VDC. DO NOT apply 12.0V or severe damage will result, and the warranty will be void! Note: No low battery voltage detector is built-in the ARD9800. r. FG Frame ground
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12 Top Panel s. Internal Speaker Internal View t. Factory setting jumper Must be set between 2-3. (Do not change this setting at any time.) >
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13 u. Optional Memory module connector Insert an optional Memory module to use Digital SSTV functions. Refer to Memory Module Installation Manual for details. v. Battery operation selector Place the jumper between 1 – 2 (NOR) for normal operation. Change it between 2-3 (BATT) for battery operation. If you have changed the internal jumper for low-voltage battery operation, battery voltage must be within the range of 5.6 ~6.5 VDC. DO NOT apply...
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14 Bottom View y. Microphone output level Refer to Level Adjustment Radio Input Level at page 18 for details Interfacing the ARD9800 Connection to a Radio Before using your ARD9800, you will first need to wire the cable between your radio equipment and the ARD9800. For your convenience, an 8-pin of a microphone connector for the ARD9800 is included. You will need to prepare, however, your own microphone connector for your radio equipment. @
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15 Below are the pin assignments of the 8-pin RADIO connector on the rear panel of the ARD9800. Pin number Signal Details 1 MIC GND Microphone ground 2 MIC OUT Microphone Output 3 PTT (H) PTT (Push To Talk) Output (H level) 4 PTT (L) PTT (Push To Talk) Output (Low level) 5...
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16 Connection to a Microphone A speaker microphone is included with your ARD9800. However, if you wish to use your own microphone with the ARD9800, you may do so by wiring your microphone to correlate with the input jack of the ARD9800. Below are the pin assignments of the Microphone connector of the ARD9800. 1. Speaker output Monitor output signal is present at this pin. 2. BIAS Power source for an electlet condenser type of microphone. 5V DC through 2.2K ohm of resistor 3....
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17 Connection to a Power Supply To operate your ARD9800, use a regulated power supply. The operating voltage must be within the range of 10.7 ~ 16.0 V DC (approximately 200mA). A DC power cable is also included with the ARD9800. Color Polarity ======================== RED Positive (+) BLACK Negative ( - ) Refer to Internal...
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18 1. Connect your microphone to the Microphone connector of the ARD9800. 2. Turn the [LEV] knob fully counterclockwise. 3. Press and hold the PTT switch of the microphone, and speak into microphone normally. 4. Slowly turn the [LEV] clockwise until the [OVER] LED flashes occasionally, with the peaks of your voice signal. Radio Input Level Perform the following steps to adjust the radio input level of your radio equipment: 1. Connect the microphone to the ARD9800, and then...
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19 Operations Note: All adjustments must be properly performed before operation. Voice Communication Your ARD9800 is capable of Digital Voice Communications and Analog Voice Communication. In the receive mode, the ARD9800 will automatically recognize the type of communication, and set the appropriate operation mode. In the transmit mode, the operation mode can be selected by using the front Mode switch. Digital Voice Communication Set the mode switch [10101 - ~] upward to...