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AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL ADDENDUM
Section 7-5 page 36 DELETING INDIVIDUAL MEMORY CHANNELS, 2
Replace
"For example, to recall memory channel "123" press
With
"For example, to recall memory channel "123" press
In other words, omit the
Section 12-19 page 58 STARTING AUTO STORE, top of the second column:
Replace
"The
key toggles between OFF and ON. Press
With
"The
is used to toggle between OFF and ON. Rotate the
In other words, use the
When inputting program search data, there is no entry point for step-adjust, however it is still possible to enter step-
adjust data following the programming sequence.
Enter program search data as per section 12-7 (pages 51, 52, 53) of the English language operating manual. Activate
the program search in the usual manner by pressing
section 12-7 (page 53).
1. While searching, press the
2. Press
to display the current step-adjust value, such as 5kHz. Select the required step-adjust value by
rotating the
or via the keypad (if using the keypad finish the entry with a quick press of
3. To complete the data entry press
revert to search with the "STEP-ADJ" legend displayed.
Note: if you did not complete the sequence by holding the
sound (if the beep is enabled) and the data will not be saved. Remember, there is no entry point for step-adjust data
during search program entry.
Program search of the new 8.33kHz airband step using the AR5000
The new airband channel step comes into effect in 1999 and 2000 for most of Europe and is to be further extend after
that time.
There is much confusion over the issue of 8.33 kHz, in reality it is not 8.33 but eight-and-one-third. As a third cannot
be expressed in a decimal fashion, a small compound frequency error will occur every third increment. Ideally the end
digits should read '00' '33' '66' '00' but will be display as '00' '33' '66' '99'. In reality, the AR5000 may be programmed
in 8.333 kHz steps to further minimise the compound error, the error is then very small indeed, especially when
considering the sub band is only expected to occupy 132.000 - 134.500 MHz (one Hz every third tuning increment!).
Work around:
If you do not wish to live with a small compound error, it is possible to program three program search banks as a
GROUP (refer to section 12-4 Page 49 onward of the English language operating manual).
AR5000 English language operating manual addendum V1.3 20/10/99
©AOR LTD, 1997, 1998, 1999 E&OE - Page 1
English language operating manual corrections - AR5000
key then continue with the procedure stated in the operating manual.
to toggle auto store ON / OFF instead of using the
Step-adjust in program search mode using the AR5000
key, press
for more than one second. The data will be accepted and display will
nd
paragraph:
while in memory recall mode".
while in memory recall mode".
to select ON..."
to select ON..."
then select the required bank as directed at the end of
to engage step-adjust (the "*" legend will be displayed).
key for more than one second, an error beep will
key.
).

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  • Page 1 Ideally the end digits should read ‘00’ ‘33’ ‘66’ ‘00’ but will be display as ‘00’ ‘33’ ‘66’ ‘99’. In reality, the AR5000 may be programmed in 8.333 kHz steps to further minimise the compound error, the error is then very small indeed, especially when...
  • Page 2 By searching all three search banks as a group, the exact frequencies will be searched for the new airband allocation without a compound error creeping in. As the AR5000 has 20 search banks (twice), using three banks in this way is no great loss.