AOR AR8000 Operating Manual

35, AR8000 operating manual 35 right of the “MHz” position, this is to ensure easy recognition of frequencies which are often listed as “kHz” in frequency guides. Instead, the decimal point is positioned to the right of the kHz position Example of frequency entry 1215 kHz (1.215 MHz) Press [1…

52, AOR AR8000 AR8000 operating manual 52 Enter memory data Switch On. Press [2VFO] to enter 2VFO mode. Type in the first frequency [8] [8] [.] [3] [ENT]. Press and hold the [ENT] key for more than one second to access the memory input sub menu. Enter the first memory location [A] [0] [0] [ENT] then press…

7, AR8000 operating manual 7 Free search - the receiver will pause on a busy channel for a predetermined length of time and will resume searching after the time has expired or when the channel clears which ever is first. The programmable range is 1 to 99 seconds and default is OFF. Free search is …

41, AR8000 operating manual 41 AM Amplitude Modulation - Used by broadcast services throughout the world on medium wave and shortwave. AM is also used by VHF Civil airband, UHF Military airband and some PMR (Private Mobile Radio) and utility services. NFM Narrow Band Frequency Modulation - thi…

28, AR8000 operating manual 28 Rear case The battery compartment cover (which is located to the lower section of the rear case) may be removed using a downward sliding motion. Underneath the battery compartment cover are two user accessible parts, the RS232C- REMOTE/TAPE connector and the BAT…

10, AR8000 operating manual 10 4-4 NiCads and charging Before operating, charge the internal NiCad batteries using the supplied charger for approximately 16 hours. The low battery indicator “LOW BATTERY” will provide only a short period of warning of low battery power when used with NiC…