Installation - Intek HR-5500 Owner's Manual

6. HOW TO USE INTERNAL SWR METER
- Set to channel 20@D band in FM.
- Press <<push-to-talk>> button on the microphone to transmit.
- At the moment, LCD would display SWR value which should be as
close as possible to 1. If this is not the case, re-adjust your antenna to
obtain a SWR value as close as possible to 1 (an SWR reading
between 1 and 1.8 is acceptable).
CONTROLS AND OPERATION
<LCD DISPLAY>
7 digits : Display frequency and any other information.
Indicating bars : Indicate RX, RSSI, PA, PWR, SWR.
The first decimal point : Appears when current channel is edited with
SCAN DEL.
FUNC : Appears after pressing FUNC key.
AQ : Appears when ASQ function is started (only for AM/FM).
RB : Appears when Roger beep function is started (enabled).
NB/ANL : Appears when NB/ANL function is started (enabled).
BP : Appears when BP function is started (enabled).
ECHO : Appears when ECHO function is started (enabled).
VOIC : Appears when VOIC function is started. It is disabled in this radio.
HI-CUT : Appears when HI°–CUT function is started.
DW : Appears when DW function is started.
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10K : Appears when +10KHZ function is started.
EMG : Appears when EMG channel is used.
SWR : Appears when SWR is used.
SRF : Appears when S/RF is used.
SC : Appears when SCAN is used.
PA, CW, AM, FM, USB, LSB: Indicate different operating modes.
1. Appears when CLARIFIER function is FINE operation.
2. Appears when CLARIFIER FUNCTION is COARSE operation or RT
operation.
3. Appears when CLARIFIER FUNCTION is transmitting frequency
regulated.
<FRONT PANEL>
1. OFF/ON/VOLUME (Inner Dual Concentric)
Turn clockwise to switch on the radio and set desired volume level.
Under normal operating state, the VOLUME control is used to adjust
the output volume obtained either by the transceiver speaker or the
external speaker or the external PA speaker, if used.
2. SQUELCH (Outer Dual Concentric)
This control is used to cut off or eliminate receiver background noise in
the absence of an incoming signal. For maximum receiver sensitivity,