User manual AZDEN PCS-6000H

[. . . ] Now you are the owner of the most advanced state--of the--art VHF FM transceiver available today. Please read this manual carefully before attempting to operate your PCS--6000 transceiver. This will ensure that you obtain the maximum operating convenience and versatility. Unpack your PCS--6000 carefully and make sure that it is supplied with the standard accessories listed at page 14. [. . . ] Setting Shift Width and Direction: When `F' indicator comes on after the `F' `~witch pressed, pressing the `SHIFT' key will indicate +(6) that means transmission occurs at 6UOkHz above the receiving frequency. Furthermore, when the `F' indicator on, pressing the `SHIFT' key will indicate --(5) that mean'; `transmission occurs at 600kHz below the receiving frequency. Refer to `How To Program' at page 9 Note: When the M Mode indicator is lit, shift key operation is disabled. 6 Reverse Mode Operation (REV)' When the `REV' key is pressed and `REV' indicated on the display during repeater operation, the transmit and receive frequency's are reversed. To disable the reverse mode operation, push the RF:V key again and the RFV indicator is turned off to indicate that the reverse mode is disabled. 7. How to operate Tone: When `F' indicator is lit (after the `F' switch is pushed) pressing the TONE key will activate tone encoder and the `TONE' indicated on the display. Repeating the same procedure will turn the TONE off and the TONE indicator comes off. Note : 1 ) The tone key operation is disabled when tone code( s ) are not programmed in the computer. 3) The tone function is automatically activated when the tone code is pre-- programmed in memory channel. --8-- After a round of procedures for storing the receiving and transmitting frequencies and tone code, the Memory Address Indicator flickers showing the next channel. By repeating the same procedures as above, you can store r eceive frequencies, receive tones, as well as transmit frequencies and transmit tones in the memory bank AD through A9 and memory bank BO through B 9 for a total of 20 channels. After the tone code is entered in the B9 memory channel, the unit is in the Up/Down mode for setting tone, shift width, delay scan and frequency stop other than in the memory channels. The receiving tone code will be indicated by entering tone code number. Select any desired tone code by the UP/DOWN key and push the M MODE key to complete the entry. Note: This procedure is not required unless the unit is provided with the tone squelch unit. By the transmit tone code number, the transmit tone code will be indicated. Then, select tone code desired by the use of the UP/DOWN key and push the M MODE key again to complete the entry. Scanning Mode: The "3 00" appears on the display, indicating that the unit in the Delay Scan mode. Select either "3" or `6" by the UP/DOWN key and press again the M MODE key to decide 3 seconds or 6 seconds HOLD mode. Select the desired frequency step from among "5" (5kHz), "10(10kHz), "l5"(15kHz) and "20"(2OkHz) by the UP/DOWN key and press the M MODE key to decide the frequency step. Shift Width: The display indicates "5 . 600MHz" that means shift width is 600kHz. Press the M MODE key to let the indicator flicker and select any desired shift width by the UP/DOWN key and press the M MODE key again to complete the shift width setup. [. . . ] Depressing the UP or DOWN button each time, the frequency indicated on the frequency indicator is changed by the frequency step determined. Holding either one of buttons for more than a second allows rapid frequency change. (3) MA 0 CALL Button This CALL button has also the same function as That the MAO key on the front panel keyboard. By depressing the button the frequency stored in MO memory on the bank A is directly called up regardless of current operation mode of the unit. [. . . ]