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- SR.MODE

Pressing the key places the receiver into program

search mode. There are twenty search banks in total

numbered from 00 to 19. To change the bank number

rotate the SUB DIAL, the bank number appears in the top

right of the LCD. If the receiver stops on an unwanted

busy channel during search, it can be forced onward using

the

keys or MAIN DIAL. To cancel search

press

again or press

The key sequence

activates a sub menu

where bank link, pause, delay, level squelch, voice squelch

and auto-store may be configured.

- SC.MODE

Pressing the key briefly places the receiver into

MEMORY RECALL MODE. The bank number may be

selected using the SUB DIAL, channel number using the

MAIN DIAL and three digit bank/channel number using the

numeric keypad.

Pressing the

a second time places the receiver

into memory scan mode. There are ten scan banks in

total numbered from 0 to 9. If the receiver stops on an

unwanted busy channel during scan, it can be forced

onward using the

keys or MAIN DIAL. To

cancel scan press

again or press

The key sequence activates a sub menu

where bank link, pause, delay, level squelch, voice squelch

and mode may be configured.

- PR.SET

The priority key activates / deactivates receive

PRIORITY as a toggle. The legend “PRIO” appears on

the centre-top row of the LCD to show that priority has

been activated and the legend “Pr” on the right of the

LCD signifies when the priority frequency is currently active

(busy).

If the sequence

is keyed, the channel used

for priority may be selected followed by the interval for

sampling, which is 5 seconds as default.

- V.MODE

The AR5000 has a FIVE VFO system being identified

“VA”, “VB”, “VC”, “VD” & “VE” on the right of the LCD.

The term VFO historically means

Variable Frequency

Oscillator

and today refers to a tuneable data store which

contains frequency, mode, step, attenuator and other

relevant information.

The first time you enter a frequency via the numeric

keypad, it is best to first press the

key until “VA” is

displayed to place the receiver in a known state of

operation. The condition of

VFO

(A-VFO), (B-VFO) etc

is generally referred to as MANUAL MODE.

If the sequence

is keyed, additional

parameters affecting VFO search operation may be

configured: DELAY, L-SQ & VOICE.

- SR.PROG

Figure ONE for the numeric input of frequencies, bank,

channel numbers etc.

The sequence activates the SEARCH

PROGRAM menu where bank number, lower frequency

limit, upper frequency limit, mode, and text comment may

be programmed.

- K.LOCK

Figure TWO for the numeric input of frequencies, bank,

channel numbers etc.

The sequence

activates the KEY LOCK which

disables all front panel keys except for

and

the rotary tuning controls (MAIN DIAL & SUB DIAL) are also

locked to prevent accidental misoperation of the receiver

when listening to an important frequency. The volume

and squelch controls remain operative.

The legend “KEY” is displayed on the top row of the LCD

left of centre to indicate when key lock is in operation. To

unlock the keys press

which acts as a toggle.

- IF BW

Figure THREE for the numeric input of frequencies, bank,

channel numbers etc.

The sequence activates the I.F. bandwidth

menu. In normal operation the word “AUTO” will be

displayed toward the centre of the LCD to signify that

automode is in operation and the I.F. bandwidth, receiver

mode and channel step will be automatically selected by

the receiver from its detailed pre-programmed bandplan

data. Selecting a new bandwidth from the list of 220,

110, 30, 15, 6 and 3 kHz is accomplished using the

SUB DIAL, 0.5 kHz is only available if the optional CW filter

has been fitted.

Once automode has been cancelled, it may be reinstated

from the MODE select menu using a short cut... select

AUTO by pressing and holding the

key for more

than one second.

- S.SCAN

Figure FOUR for the numeric input of frequencies, bank,

channel numbers etc.

The sequence initiates SELECT SCAN, a

special form of scan where memory channels may be

temporarily tagged in a form of notebook.

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