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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Features ··········································································································4 NOTICE···········································································································5 Precautions ·····································································································6 Request and Agreement·················································································6 DANGER ·········································································································6 Accessories ····································································································7 Connecting the Antenna ···········································································7 Recharging the internal lithium-ion battery ···············································7 Loading the Batteries ················································································9 Chapter 1 Names and Functions of Parts External View ································································································10 Front ········································································································10 Top ··········································································································10 Side ·········································································································11 Keyboard ······································································································12 Display ··········································································································13... - Page 3 Bugging Detector ·························································································23 Keylock ·········································································································24 Resetting·······································································································25 Cloning··········································································································26 Battery Indication··························································································28 Chapter 3 Operating in Expert Mode Switching to Expert Mode·············································································29 Memory Function ··························································································30 Types of Memory ····················································································30 Programming a channel··········································································30 Selecting a channel ················································································32 Clearing a channel ··················································································32 Setting the Antenna ······················································································33 When receiving any frequency except AM radio····································33 When receiving AM radio········································································34 Selecting the Modulation Mode ····································································34...
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Page 4: Features
Features The DJ-X2 is the wide band communication receiver which has various func- tions in a small package. Easy operation with a simple key arrangement allows you to access a wide range of communications. The DJ-X2 has the following features. Small and Light The DJ-X2 has an internal lithium-ion battery For more information, see... -
Page 5: Notice
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE Information in this document are subject to change without notice or obligation.All brand names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Alinco cannot be liable for pictorial or typographical inaccuracies. Some parts, options and/or accessories are unavailable in certain areas. -
Page 6: Precautions
Precautions No warranty is made on the effectiveness of the "Bugging Detector" function. The function should be considered experimental and for educational or enter- tainment use. Use of the descrambling function may not be permitted in certain jurisdictions. Check with the regulations that apply in your area before using. Request and Agreement ·... -
Page 7: Accessories
Accessories Open the box and check that the following accessories are included. · Antenna · Battery case with recharger (EDH-27) · AC adapter (EDC-76 (120 V), EDC-77 (230 V)) · Earphone · Simple operation sticker · Connector cap Connecting the Antenna Connect the antenna to the SMA antenna connector. - Page 8 Connect the AC adapter's plug to the external power supply jack on the EDH-27. Connect to the AC outlet. Recharging lamp on the EDH-27 lights, and recharging starts. · It takes about 2 hours to fully charge the battery. (The required time depends on the condition of the lithium-ion battery.) ·...
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Page 9: Loading The Batteries
Loading the Batteries AA batteries may be used instead of the internal lithium-ion battery. Load three AA batteries into the bat- tery case with recharger (EDH-27) as shown on the left. Caution! · Do not reverse the polarity of the batteries. ·... -
Page 10: Names And Functions Of Parts
Chapter Names and Functions of Parts External View The illustrations below are the DJ-X2 with the battery case and recharger (EDH-27) attached. Front Display Displays the frequency and other infor- mation. (P.13) Keyboard For changing the mode and various set- tings. -
Page 11: Side
arts Side ] keys For increasing/decreasing the frequen- cy, and various settings. Battery selection switch For switching between internal and exter- nal (EDH-27) batteries. DC-IN Terminal for connecting the AC adapter when recharging the internal battery. Recharging Lamp Lights when recharging the internal lithium-ion battery. -
Page 12: Keyboard
Keyboard V/P/M 1MHz SCAN VOL/SQL MODE MONI 10MHz FUNC SCRT BANK STEP/SKIP ENTER Function Switches the operating mode. (P.17) [V/P/M (MW)] key When "F" is displayed, programs and clears the memory channels. (P.30) In VFO mode, pressing the [ / ] while this key is held down increases/decreases the frequen- [1MHz (ANT)] key cy by 1 MHz-step. -
Page 13: Display
Display In the illustration below, all indications are displayed. WFM AM Descriptions Displays the bank No. of programmed memory. Appears when you press the [FUNC/ENTER] key. Displays the modulation mode. Appears when executing Memory skip. Appears when the Attenuator is ON. Appears when the keys are locked. -
Page 14: Basic Operation
Chapter Basic Operation Easy Mode and Expert Mode The DJ-X2 has two operating profiles; Easy mode and Expert mode. In Easy mode, key operations are limited, and you can operate the DJ-X2 easi- ly. On the other hand, you can operate many useful functions in Expert mode. If you are a beginner, operating in Easy mode is recommended. -
Page 15: Adjusting The Audio Volume
Adjusting the Audio Volume Press the [VOL/SQL (SET)] key. "voL" will appear on the display. Adjust the audio volume by pressing [ ] keys. There are 21 levels of audio volume. (00-20) As the value increases, the audio becomes louder. RX FREQUENCY 0.5 ~ 1000MHz 700 MEMORY... -
Page 16: Monitor Function
Adjust the squelch level by pressing [ ] keys. There are 6 squelch levels. (0-5) A higher squelch level requires a stronger signal to unmute the squelch. RX FREQUENCY 0.5 ~ 1000MHz 700 MEMORY CHANNELS WIDE BAND COMMUNICATION RECEIVER DJ-X2 V / P / M 1MHz SCAN... -
Page 17: Operating Mode
Operating Mode The DJ-X2 has three operating modes; VFO mode, Preset mode, and Memory (MR) mode. VFO mode ·····································VFO mode allows you to change the fre- quency by [ ] keys. Preset mode··································The frequencies of AM radio, FM radio, and TV have been set. -
Page 18: Setting The Frequency
Setting the Frequency In VFO mode · Pressing the [ ] keys increases or decreases the frequency by a tuning step. · To increase/decrease the frequency by 1MHz-step, hold down the [1MHz (ANT)] key, and press the [ ] keys. ·... -
Page 19: Scan Function
Scan Function The scan function periodically changes the frequency to serarch for a signal. The DJ-X2 has four types of scan functions. VFO scan ······································Scans the entire band in VFO mode. Preset scan ···································Scans the entire band in Preset mode. Program scan································Scans a specified range of frequencies. -
Page 20: Program Scan
Press the [SCAN (MODE)] key. Preset scan starts, and "." (decimal point) flashes on the display. RX FREQUENCY 0.5 ~ 1000MHz 700 MEMORY CHANNELS WIDE BAND COMMUNICATION RECEIVER DJ-X2 V / P / M 1MHz SCAN VOL/SQL MODE MONI 10MHz FUNC Flashes. -
Page 21: Memory Scan
Press the [PS (STEP/SKIP)] key. Program scan starts. "." (decimal point) flashes on the display, and "PS" appears on the display. Scanning pauses when receiving a signal. The tuning step and modulation mode of Program scan depends on the settings in the VFO mode. - Page 22 Press the [SCAN (MODE)] key. Bank scan starts, and "." (decimal point) flashes on the display. The DJ-X2 stops scanning when receiving a signal. The following are common to all the scans. · Scanning direction depends on the direction of the last operation.(Except for Program scan.) ·...
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Page 23: Bugging Detector
Bugging Detector The DJ-X2 detects a bugging signal by scanning frequencies in the pro- grammed memory banks. When a listening microphone is found, the DJ-X2 notifies you with its display. Caution! Be sure to remove the earphone when detecting bugging. Hold down the [MONI (SCRT)] key, and turn the power ON. -
Page 24: Keylock
Cautions! · Operate in a quiet environment where doors and windows are closed. It is hard to find a listening microphone in a noisy environment. · Depending on the modulation setting, this function may not work correctly. · When the battery voltage is low, this function does not work normally. Be sure to charge the internal lithium-ion battery completely, load new alka- line batteries, or supply sufficient voltage from the DC power supply. -
Page 25: Resetting
Resetting You can reset the programmed memory channels and settings. There are two types of reset. Partial reset (PArt) ·························Programmed memory channels remain, and other settings are reset. All reset (ALL) ·······························All the memory channels and settings are reset. (Preset channels cannot be reset.) To reset: Hold down the [FUNC/ENTER] key, and turn the power ON. -
Page 26: Cloning
Cloning When using the clone function, all the settings of one DJ-X2 (master) can be copied to another DJ-X2 (slave). To operate the clone function: Turn OFF both DJ-X2s. Connect the earphone jacks on both master and slave DJ-X2s with the cloning cable. - Page 27 Press the [ ] key of the master DJ-X2. Cloning starts. "Sd " appears on the master DJ-X2's display, and "Ld "appears on the slave DJ-X2's display. (Master) (Slave) When cloning is completed, "PASS" appears on both DJ-X2s' displays. To return to normal operation, turn the power OFF, and then turn ON again. Caution! ·...
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Page 28: Battery Indication
Battery Indication When the battery is exhausted, the battery icon appears on the display. If the icon appears, battery power will soon be depleted. Load new batteries or recharge the internal lithium-ion battery. Appears. -
Page 29: Operating In Expert Mode
Chapter Operating in Expert Mode The DJ-X2 has two operating profiles; Easy mode and Expert mode. In Expert mode, the following functions are available: Memory Function (P.30) Setting the Antenna (P.33) Selecting the Modulation Mode (P.34) Setting the Tuning Step (P.35) Memory Skip (P.36) -
Page 30: Memory Function
The settings you change in Expert mode are valid even after returning to Easy mode, however, they cannot be changed in Easy mode. Memory Function This function allows you to program the frequently used frequencies, and call them up. A programmed frequency is called a channel. The DJ-X2 has four types of memory functions;... - Page 31 Select a bank by pressing the [10MHz (BANK)] key. Bank No. RX FREQUENCY 0.5 ~ 1000MHz 700 MEMORY CHANNELS WIDE BAND COMMUNICATION RECEIVER DJ-X2 V / P / M 1MHz SCAN VOL/SQL MODE MONI 10MHz FUNC F appears. SCRT BANK STEP/SKIP ENTER Lithium-ion...
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Page 32: Selecting A Channel
Selecting a channel To call up a frequency programmed in a channel: Switch to the Memory mode by pressing the [V/P/M (MW)] key. Select a bank by pressing the [10MHz (BANK)] key. Select a channel by pressing [ ] keys. Bank No. -
Page 33: Setting The Antenna
Earphone antenna·························The earphone's cord performs the role of antenna. Bar antenna···································The internal antenna which receives AM radio. (DJ-X2T: 530 kHz - 1710 kHz (step: 10 kHz), DJ-X2E: 522 kHz - 1620 kHz (step: 9 kHz)) When receiving any frequency except AM radio Press the [FUNC/ENTER] key. -
Page 34: When Receiving Am Radio
When receiving AM radio At steps 1 and 2 mentioned on the previous page, "bAr on/oF" (which shows the status of the bar antenna) appears on the display. bAr on : Receives with the bar antenna. bAr oF : Receives with the external antenna or earphone antenna. (The default setting is ON.) Pressing the [FUNC/ENTER] key completes the setting. -
Page 35: Setting The Tuning Step
Setting the Tuning Step The tuning step sets the increment/decrement of each press of the [ keys when adjusting the frequency in VFO mode. To set the tuning step: Switch to VFO mode by pressing the [V/P/M (MW)] key. Press the [FUNC/ENTER] key. "F"... -
Page 36: Memory Skip
Memory Skip This function is for skipping the specified memory channel(s) when executing the Memory scan. To set the memory channel which you want to skip: Switch to Memory mode by pressing the [V/P/M (MW)] key. Call up the memory channel you want to skip. Press the [FUNC/ENTER] key. -
Page 37: Descrambling
Descrambling This function returns scrambled voice to normal reception. To descramble: Select the frequency of the scrambled voice. Press the [FUNC/ENTER] key. "F" will appear on the display. Press the [MONI (SCRT)] key. Descrambling function starts operating, and " " at the upper left of the dis- play flashes. -
Page 38: Operational Settings
Operational Settings This function allows you to customize the DJ-X2 for your particular application. The following items can be set in the setting mode. ATT (Attenuator) function (P.39) Bank link setting (P.39) Beep function (P.40) Lamp function (P.40) Timer scan/Busy scan setting (P.41) BS (Battery save) function (P.41) -
Page 39: Att (Attenuator) Function
ATT (Attenuator) function This function attenuates strong signals on nearby channels. Use this function when the received signal is influenced by a strong signal. ATT function attenuates about 20 dB in received signal. Select "Att" in the setting mode. Select ON/OFF. ·... -
Page 40: Beep Function
Beep function The beep sound which sounds when operating keys on the DJ-X2 can be turned OFF. Select "bEEP" in the setting mode. Select ON/OFF. · Select ON/OFF by pressing the [ ] keys. · The default setting is ON. Lamp function This function sets the display backlight ON or OFF. -
Page 41: Timer Scan/Busy Scan Setting
Timer scan/Busy scan setting You can set the scan-resume condition. While executing the scan, if the DJ-X2 receives a signal, scanning will pause. You can set the timing that the DJ-X2 restarts scanning. Timer scan (tIMEr)·························Restarts after five-second stop, even while still receiving a signal. -
Page 42: Apo (Auto Power Off) Function
APO (Auto power off) function This function automatically turns the power OFF if there is no key operation for a specified period of time. Select the time from 30, 60, 90 minutes, and OFF. When OFF is selected, this function does not work. Select "APO"... -
Page 43: Ov (Overwrite) Setting
OV (Overwrite) setting To prevent from overwriting a memory channel by mistake, set the Overwrite set- ting. Select "ov" in the setting mode. Select ON/OFF. · Select ON/OFF by pressing the [ ] keys. "ov on" : Overwriting enabled "ov oF" : Overwriting disabled ·... -
Page 44: Chapter 4 Appendices
Chapter Appendices Troubleshooting Please check the list below before concluding the DJ-X2 is faulty. If a problem persists, reset the DJ-X2. This can sometimes correct erroneous operation. Symptom Possible Cause Action Recharge or exchange batter- Dead battery Cannot turn the ies. -
Page 45: Specifications
Specifications General Receiving range E : 0.522 - 999.995 MHz : 0.530 - 823.995 MHz 850.000 - 868.995 MHz 895.000 - 999.995 MHz Modulation modes : FM, WFM, AM Ant. impedance : 50Ω Ant. terminal : SMA Supply voltage : DC 3.8V (internal lithium-ion battery) DC 4.5V (when using EDH-27) Ground : Negative ground... -
Page 46: Operation Chart
Operation Chart Function Key Operation Page [VOL/SQL] key, Adjust by [ / ] Adjusting the audio volume P.15 keys [VOL/SQL] key, Adjust by [ / ] Adjusting the Squelch level P.15 keys [ / ] keys Setting the frequency [1MHz (ANT)]+[ / ] keys P.18 [10MHz (BANK)]+[ / ] keys Monitoring... -
Page 47: Keys
Function Key Operation Page Keylock ON/OFF [FUNC/ENTER] key for a second P.24 Descrambling ON/OFF [FUNC/ENTER]+[MONI (SCRT)] keys P.37 Changing the decode No. of [ / ] keys P.37 descrambling [FUNC/ENTER]+[VOL/SQL (SET)] Entering into the setting mode P.38 keys Selecting the item of the set- [VOL/SQL (SET)] key P.38 ting mode... - Page 48 memo...
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