Precautions; Location - AOR AR8000 Operating Manual

Copy (CLONE) between two AR8000 receivers
The stored memory and search data may be transferred from one set to
another using an optional cable / interface (CU-8232).
Full computer control
The computer control port may be connected via an optional cable / interface
(CU-8232) to a computer for remote control of the receiver (control software
will be required).
Many other features
The AR8000 is truly full featured, among other facilities are keypad beep On/
Off, plus keypad lock. Illumination of the keypad and side panel may be
switched and may be set to permanently On for mobile operation or use in low
level lighting. Variable battery power save to enhance operational time.
Programmable FUNCTION and 2nd FUNCTION key to suit your operating
style. Top facing 3.5mm standard earphone / speaker socket. Tape recorder
audio and switching (optional interface CR-8000 & cable required). Keypad
microprocessor reset.

(4) Precautions

4-1 Location

Do not use or leave the receiver in direct sunlight (especially the LCD). It is
best to avoid locations where excessive heat, humidity, dust and vibration are
expected. Always treat the receiver with care.
Take care to avoid spillage or leakage of liquids into the receiver and AC
charger. Special care should be taken to avoid liquid entering via the power
jack and earphone sockets. Always remove batteries if the receiver is not
going to be used for a while.
Avoid static discharge from discones or long wire aerials, earth to a central
heating radiator or similar earthing point in order to discharge the wire before
connection to the receiver. Always disconnect and earth any external aerial
system if an electrical storm is expected.
Avoid connecting / disconnecting the power connection or batteries with the set
switched On. Avoid a rapid switch On/Off sequence. If switched Off, leave at
least two seconds before switching On again. Ensure the mains plug
connections are tight and other DC connections (such as cigar lighter plugs)
secure.
Avoid strong RF fields from nearby transmitters. If in doubt, disconnect the