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Entering simple aerial switching data
In this example aerial 2 ("ANT ") will be programmed for
the frequency range of 10 kHz ~ 30 MHz so that aerial 1
("ANT ") will operate by default on frequencies between
30 MHz and 2600 MHz.
1 Press
Use the
keys to locate the aerial selection
menu, the legend "ANT" flashes on the left of the LCD
(two presses of
or four presses of
2 Use the
to select aerial 2 "ANT
display will show that no data is currently present
"- - - - - - - - - -".
Key in the lowest frequency limit (in this example this is
10 kHz)
limit (in this example 30 MHz)
3 To accept the data input press
return to VFO (or memory, scan or search mode,
whichever was previously in use).
If the set is not already in VFO mode press
Try keying in a few test frequencies... i.e. 5.505 MHz
). The display should confirm selection of aerial 2
"ANT ", if it does not, ensure that AUTO aerial switching
has been selected. To review and change the selection
press
to access the aerial selection menu.
Press the
key to select "
). To accept the selection press
Key in another test frequency, this time 145.5 MHz
selection of aerial 1 "ANT ".
Note: Automatic aerial selection works independently of
AUTOMODE selection.
Entering complex aerial switching data
It is suggested that complex aerial switching arrangements
be written down first so that a clear picture of the required
programming can be established, for example:
Aerial selection
Channel
0
lower freq limit
190MHz
0
upper freq limit
2600MHz
1
lower freq limit
1
upper freq limit
2
lower freq limit
2
upper freq limit
3
lower freq limit
3
upper freq limit
and so on....
9
lower freq limit
9
upper freq limit
to access the CONFIG menu.
". The
then key in the upper frequency
. The display will
(or
" (or use the
. The display should confirm
1
2
3
10kHz
50MHz
75.5MHz
30MHz
90MHz
120MHz
140MHz
150MHz
170MHz
200MHz
In this example all four aerials have been used as if the
optional AS5000 were in use, complex programming is
still possible using the standard two aerial inputs "ANT "
and "ANT
above table to further promote the flexibility of
programming... can you spot them?... read on...
Note: If the AS5000 optional switching unit is not in use,
programming of ANT 3 & ANT 4 will result in ANT 1 being
used in their place. In no specific programming is made
or gaps exist , ANT 1 will be defaulted from 10 kHz to
).
2600 MHz.
1 Press
Use the
menu, the legend "ANT" flashes on the left of the LCD
(two presses of
2 Use the
any data already programmed using the
the legend "- - - - - - - - - -" is displayed.
Starting at AERIAL 1 channel 0 (refer to the chart) key in
.
the lowest frequency limit
in the upper frequency limit
3 Rotate the
data already programmed using the
legend "- - - - - - - - - -" is displayed.
Starting at AERIAL 2 channel 0 (refer to the chart) key in
the lowest frequency limit
upper frequency limit
4 Rotate the
Key in the lowest frequency limit
then key in the upper frequency limit
5 Rotate the
Key in the lowest frequency limit
then key in the upper frequency limit
6 Rotate the
4
data already programmed using the
legend "- - - - - - - - - -" is displayed.
Starting at AERIAL 3 channel 0 key in the lowest
frequency limit
frequency limit
".
Two anomalies have been used in the
to access the CONFIG menu.
keys to locate the aerial selection
or four presses of
to select aerial 1 "ANT ". Delete
to select "ANT
to select AERIAL 2 channel 1.
to select AERIAL 2 channel 2.
to select "ANT
then key in the upper
AR5000 OPERATING MANUAL
).
key until
then key
". Delete any
key until the
then key in the
". Delete any
key until the
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