Normal Search Setting Format; Search Frequency List; Fft Search - AOR AR2300 Operating Manual

4-2-3 Normal search setting format

SG SGnn DLnn FRnn ASn BKxxxxxx...xx
1. SGnn
2. DLnn
When a signal is lost, it will resume search after the preset delay time.
3. FRnn
When a signal is received, it will resume search after the preset time.
4. ASn
When Auto store is set to On, the received frequency will be registered to
Search bank #40.
5. BKxxxxxx...xx
(Example) To link 02
To delete search bank link, BK<CR>.
(Note: The DL, FR, AS, and BK commands cannot be used alone independently.
They must always be used in conjunction with the SG command.)
To read: SGnn<CR>
SGnn DLnn FRnn ASn BKxxxxxx...xx
Response:

4-2-4 Search frequency list

There are 1024 channels of search memory in the AR2300. By executing the FL
FL
command, 40 channel data can be displayed.
n: 0 ~ 4
FLn
FL%

4-3 FFT search

FFT search differs from regular scanning methods (one frequency / step after the other) in that it provides
a spectrum [image] up to 10MHz wide, sampled 15 times per second. Although the search bank basic
settings for normal search and FFT search are done the same way (for Low Frequency, High Frequency,
and text settings), in FFT search the following parameters must also be set.
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nn: 00 ~ 19 (Search group number) (00: default)
(Note: The SG00 is not available for search link.)
nn: 01 ~ 99 (Search delay time, in 0.1 sec.) (default: 20)
nn: 00 ~ 60 (Timer search, in 1 sec.) (default: 00
n: 0, 1
0: Auto store Off (default)
1: Auto store On
Search bank link
05
n: 0 Displays the latest 40 channels (frequencies may duplicate.)
1 Displays the latest 40 channels (frequency not duplicated)
2 Displays 40 channels with the strongest signal
(frequency may duplicate).
3 Displays 40 channels with the strongest signal
(frequency not duplicated.)
4 Displays most frequently detected signals.
Clear search list
11, then BK020511
Off)