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网络流媒体播放器用户手册<版本:V3.0版>目录1产品介绍 (3)1、1简介 (3)1.2产品特性 (3)Internet Radio Music System功能简介 (3)网络流媒体播放器.................................................................................................错误！未定义书签。
1.3产品外观图 (4)1.4按键说明 (4)1.5外围接线图 (5)2规格与特性 (6)2.1硬件特性 (6)2.2软件特性 (6)2.3协议、标准 (6)2.4.电气指标 (7)2.5外形尺寸 (7)2.6环境要求 (7)3．InternetRadio VIR108功能介绍 (7)3.1. InternetRadio VIR108主功能菜单 (7)3.2. InternetRadio VIR108子功能菜单 (7)3.2.1广播电台菜单 (7)3.2.2音乐文件播放菜单 (7)3.2.3设置菜单 (8)4．设备安装 (8)5．配置操作说明 (8)5.1按键操作 (8)5.2网络设置 (9)5.2.1.有线网络配置 (9)5.2.2 无线网络配置 (10)5.2.3．DNS设置 (13)6.基本操作 (13)6.1收听电台 (13)6.1.1.选择电台 (13)6.1.2.收听/静音 (14)6.1.3删除“我的电台” (14)6.1.4添加“我的电台” (14)6.2.播放音乐文件 (14)6.2.1选择播放路径 (14)6.2.2.播放/暂停 (14)6.2.3 播放模式 (15)6.3 音量调整 (15)6.3.1 默认音量 (15)6.3.2播放音量 (15)6.4提示语言 (15)6.5.版本信息 (16)6.6.闹铃设置 (16)6.7.时间设置 (16)6.8.录音设置 (17)6.9.软件升级 (17)6.9.1. 选定升级类别 (17)6.9.2. 定位升级文件 (17)6.9.3. 开始升级 (17)7.0. 恢复出厂设置 (18)7.包装清单 (18)1产品介绍1、1简介InternerRadio VIR108是金凯国际集团公司研制出的新一代网络流媒体播放器。
锐捷网络RG-AP820-A(V3)无线接入点硬件安装手册说明书
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KN-850短波电台操作说明书
KN-850操作说明书（）前言KN-850由于体积尺寸限制，面板不能安排很多按键和旋钮，所以本机大量的功能都是由菜单组合的操作方式来实现，请用户在使用KN-850以前熟读本说明书，特别注意后面的菜单操作说明。
第一章操作界面一、面板：面板一共有5个按键，5个旋钮，一个8芯航空插座以及液晶显示器。
1、按键：PWR键：电源开关及背光控制，在一些隐藏菜单中还兼做确认键。
DIS键：功能扩展键及菜单翻页，工作菜单及工程菜单中的菜单选项的顺序翻页（）由它来完成。
UP键DN键：这两个键的作用是使设置量加或减，另外在开机的工作菜单中，它还负责波段的直接切换。
TUNE：自动天调的启动按键，如果连接KT1自动天调，按一下即可启动KT1自动进行调谐。
2、旋钮：RF POWER：射频功率输出控制，调节它可以使机器的输出功率得到改变。
AF VOL：低频增益控制，俗称音量旋钮。
CW：自动键速度调整，电台工作在CW模式，如果选择使用自动键，那么调整自动键的拍发速度可以通过这个旋钮来完成。
频率调谐旋钮：俗称大拨轮或更俗点称为飞梭，它的主要工作是用来调整机器的工作频率。
KN-850的软件中采取了合理的算法设计，使得它旋转一周可以产生80个步进，这在一般的DIY套件中是很难达到的分辨率。
MIC GAIN：话筒放大器增益调节，选择合适的增益可使电台获得良好的调制，过小或过大都会造成不同程度的失真。
3、8芯航空插座：一般称其为话筒插座，电台工作在SSB模式下，如果需要发射，则一定要接上话筒。
4、液晶显示器：KN-850采用了LCD0802液晶显示器作为主要的人机对话的界面。
机器的所有功能状态，仪表以及调整均依赖于它的显示。
液晶显示器的界面如下：界面定义：LCD上排显示的是机器当前工作频率，图中为。
下排左侧的VFO字母表示机器当前工作在VFO模式，如果机器处在频道模式，则此处显示MEM 字母下排右侧的字母S，表示机器当前处在SSB工作模式，如果显示字母C，则表明为CW模式。
KN-990短波电台操作说明书(V3版)
KN990说明书（V3版）DIY设计：BA6BF2018.08目录一、前后面板介绍 (1)二、开关机 (2)三、界面简介 (2)四、工作频率（VFO） (2)五、调制模式 (3)六、菜单 (3)6.1. 界面 (4)6.2. 表选择 (4)6.3. 调制模式 (4)6.4. 上下边带 (4)6.5. 旋钮功能 (4)6.6. VFO/存储模式 (5)6.7. 免提 (5)6.8. BK-IN (5)6.9. 高放 (5)6.10. 自动天调 (6)6.11. 增量 (6)6.12. 异频 (6)七、副屏 (6)八、CAT 计算机辅助控制系统 (10)九、USB (11)十、系统设置 (11)10.1. 发射设置 (11)10.2. 电报 (12)10.3. 调频 (13)10.4. 系统 (13)10.5. 红白机 (15)10.6. 语言 (16)10.7. 关于 (16)十一、固件升级 (16)十二、截图 (22)十三、VFO范围限制 (22)KN990简介：KN990是BA6BF于2018年6月开发推出的一款采用中频DSP技术的短波全段全模式收发信机，4吋彩色液晶屏、全中文菜单，并带实时频谱显示（频谱刷新率达到30帧/秒，已远优于很多商业电台）。
其基本技术指标和广受好评的KN850类似，并因为采用了数字中频技术得到了一些不太一样的操作体验。
又因自带游戏模拟器，能让HAM们在CQ之余娱乐一把经典老游戏，因此还被HAM们戏称为业余收发信机中最好的游戏机。
KN990主要参数：频率范围：接收: 0.1~30MHz发射: 业余短波波段工作模式：SSB/CW/AM/FM/DIGITAL接收灵敏度：0.2uV最小频率步进：10Hz工作电压：12~15V DC电流参数：接收0.4A发射4A @Max整机尺寸: 160X80X220(mm）[不包括突出物]发射功率：额定15瓦调制方式：全部模式均数字调制及解调杂散抑制度：≥45dBc载波抑制：≥45dBc选择性：全部模式带宽均连续可调（最小带宽调整步进为10Hz）KN990说明书（V3版）一、前后面板介绍注意：U盘只有插在USB2口时才能正常工作二、开关机1. 开机：接通电源，点击电源键即可2. 关机：按住电源键，保持1秒左右即可关机3. 注意：开机之后对电台所有设置的修改，只会在长按电源键关机时保存，如果直接切断电源，那么断电前的修改都不会保存（录音是实时保存的，是个例外）三、界面简介1. 界面左边4个按钮称为“菜单”，分别对应前面板4个实体“菜单键”2. 界面下半部分称为“副屏”3. 副屏下方显示5个“副屏按钮”，分别对应前面板5个实体“副屏按钮”四、工作频率（VFO）1. 修改VFO：转动主旋钮，VFO范围：0-150M2. 修改步进：点击电源键并转动主旋钮3. 修改步进时可以直接在VFOA和VFOB之间切换4. 默认状态下，VFOA既是接收频率也是发射频率，当启用“异频”时，VFOA是接收频率，VFOB是发射频率五、调制模式1. 一共有SSB，CW，AM，FM，WFM五种调制模式2. 切换调制模式：点击菜单“调制模式切换”3. 切换边带：点击菜单按钮“上下边带”4. 边带设置有3种类型：上边带：强制上边带下边带：强制下边带自动：VFO<10M时下边带，VFO>=10M时上边带六、菜单菜单一共3页，使用前面板的DIS键切换6.1. 界面循环切换副屏，副屏会下文详细说明6.2. 表选择接收表有两个：“信号强度”和“音量表”发射表也是两个：“发射功率”和“驻波比”只有在发射时才能切换发射表！6.3. 调制模式循环切换SSB，CW，AM，FM，WFM五种调制模式其中SSB和CW会在不同边带时显示USB，LSB，CW，CWR6.4. 上下边带循环切换“上边带”，“下边带”，“自动”6.5. 旋钮功能指定前面板“多功能旋钮”当前正在设置哪个参数不使用：多功能旋钮不设置任何参数发射功率：1~15W发射功率发报速度：CW模式时自动键的发报速度，4~60wpm带宽：接收带宽，不同调制模式有不同的带宽范围，甚至是带宽不可调偏移：接收偏移，不同调制模式有不同的偏移范围，甚至是偏移不可调增量：下文会详细介绍，增量范围-9.99kHz~+9.99kHzVOX灵敏：免提（VOX）功能的灵敏度，1%~100%FM灵敏：FM静噪灵敏度，1%~100%WFM灵敏：WFM静噪灵敏度，1%~100%6.6. VFO/存储模式循环切换VFO模式，存储模式VFO模式：有2套工作参数（VFOA，VFOB），包括频率，调制模式，接收带宽，接收偏移，这些参数随时可以修改，关机时都会自动保存存储模式：有99套工作参数（MEMO1~MEMO99），包括频率，调制模式，接收带宽，接收偏移，这些参数随时可以修改，但是仅在存储列表界面使用“保存”按钮才可以保存存储模式相当于“收藏夹”功能，帮助用户记录一些喜欢的频点和它的调制模式用户甚至可以给存储的频道设置名称6.7. 免提也叫VOX，开启后将会根据音频输入的声音大小来自动进入发射状态，VOX的灵敏度和发射延迟均可以调整（下文会介绍）6.8. BK-INCW发射延迟默认为关闭状态，开启后将会关闭CW的发射延迟6.9. 高放将接收信号放大100倍6.10. 自动天调需配合KT系列自动天调使用点击后将会以当前VFO，CW模式，3W发射功率开始发射并通知自动天调开始工作自动天调完成调整后自动关闭发射6.11. 增量增量分为接收增量和发射增量两种接收增量和传统电台的“RIT”功能类似发射增量和传统电台的“⊿TX”功能类似此功能主要在发现对面电台频率不准确时使用接收增量和发射增量不可同时开启接收增量开启时，实际接收频率=VFO+增量值，发射频率不变发射增量开启时，实际发射频率=VFO+增量值，接收频率不变增量值范围：-9.99kHz~+9.99kHz6.12. 异频也叫Split，开启后VFOA将作为接收频率，VFOB将作为发射频率异频功能可以使接收和发射工作在完全不同的频段上，而增量只有±9.99k的偏移范围七、副屏1. 切换副屏：点击菜单“界面”2. 每个副屏都有对应的5个副屏按钮，大多为当前副屏相关的操作上：VFO模式时切换波段，存储模式时切换存储频道下：和"上"键功能相同，切换方向相反显示方式：大瀑布/小瀑布切换中心红色竖线表示当前VFO位置相邻两根竖线间隔为10kHz竖线上方会显示该处频率（精确到10kHz），当该处频率>=100M时不显示信号高度会自动适应屏幕高度，以避免强信号溢出屏幕范围，或者弱信号难以观察，所以频谱显示的高度并不代表绝对信号强度，而是当前频谱范围内所有信号的相对信号强度上：VFO模式时切换波段，存储模式时切换存储频道下：和"上"键功能相同，切换方向相反相邻竖线间隔为1kHz设置带宽：进入编辑带宽模式，主旋钮调整带宽，再次点击退出编辑带宽模式偏移：进入编辑偏移模式，主旋钮调整偏移，再次点击退出编辑偏移模式恢复默认：将当前滤波器参数恢复到默认参数发射/接收：切换发射滤波器和接收滤波器形状：切换带通图形显示的形状，分为锐利和柔和两种带宽和偏移的步进均为10Hz所有调制模式的滤波器参数都是独立的，互不影响所有调制模式的发射和接收滤波器也是独立的，互不影响不同调制模式会有不同的带通图形带通图形中白色竖线表示VFO位置，黑色竖线表示带通中心带通图形下方的白色数字表示带通范围的左右边界频率，黄色数字表示带通中心频率特别注意：SSB模式中发射偏移默认为300Hz，设置太低的话发射时会有载波泄漏的情况上：VFO模式时切换波段，存储模式时切换存储频道下：和"上"键功能相同，切换方向相反解码功能目前仅支持CW解码，需要使用CW模式（边带无关）界面上方显示点画信息，下方显示解码字符解码正确率依赖稳定的信号强度，标准的发报手法上：切换存储频道下：和"上"键功能相同，切换方向相反保存：将当前工作频率，调制模式，接收带宽，接收偏移，存储到当前选中的频道中清空：将当前选中的频道清除设置名称：进入编辑频道名称模式，大旋钮修改字符，上下键移动光标，再次点击退出编辑频道名称模式菜单“VFO/存储模式”可以切换到存储模式，此时将使用当前频道信息做为工作参数（包括工作频率，调制模式，接收带宽，接收偏移）最多可以保存99个频道只有当副屏停留在存储列表时，才可以切换到空白的频道上，当副屏在频谱界面并且当前处于存储模式时，点击上下键只会在非空白的频道中循环切换未设置名称的频道会显示MEMO+n，否则显示设置的名称操作：在发射模式/播放模式/录音模式中循环切换T1：发射模式->发射T1录音内容进行循环发射（发射时本机喇叭不会播放录音内容）；播放模式->本机喇叭循环播放T1录音内容，但是不会发射；录音模式->清空旧的录音并准备开始新的录音，手咪的PTT键被按住时才会录音，当PTT键松开时录音会暂停T2：和T1功能相同，但是操作的是T2录音间隔：发射模式和播放模式的循环间隔，在发射模式中，只有发射录音时机器才会处于发射状态，在间隔时间里，机器处于接收状态，会正常解调声音最多支持T1和T2两条录音，每条录音最多可以录约15.977秒界面会以图形方式显示录音预览，线条的高矮表示声音的大小上：向上移动光标下：向下移动光标确定：进入选择的项目或开始编辑值，绝大部分编辑都是使用大旋钮调整值，上下键移动光标（如果光标可以移动的话）返回：返回上一层所有设置选项的解释会在下文详细说明八、CAT 计算机辅助控制系统KN990的CAT协议与Yaesu FT817兼容也就是说支持FT817的CAT软件都可以用来操作KN990，例如“Ham Radio Deluxe”接口：机器背部的方口USB（USB-B型，打印机USB口）波特率：38400九、USBKN990目前支持U盘，键盘，游戏手柄，三种USB设备机器背部提供了两个可以同时工作的USB口，但是注意U盘只有插在USB2时才能正常工作，其他设备两个口都支持当插入的USB设备被正常识别后界面会显示图标当插入的USB设备没有正常识别时会显示如下图标目前USB驱动并不太稳定，可能会出现有时能识别有时不能识别的情况，如果反复插拔依然不识别的话可以重启一下机器，一般都能解决十、系统设置系统设置有多级菜单，每个选项的名称后面带有“>”符号的表示这里是进入下一级菜单的入口，例如：10.1. 发射设置发射功率：1~15W，步进1W练习模式（不发射）：开启此选项后除了自动天调以外，其他任何情况都不会发射，此选项和电报设置中的练习模式是联动的（相当于同一个选项，在两个菜单都有显示）免提灵敏度：也称为VOX灵敏度，开启免提时生效，此选项控制多大的输入音量可以触发免提发射关闭发射延迟：此选项同时控制免提和电报在发射完毕后等待多久关闭发射，此选项和电报设置中的关闭发射延迟是联动的（相当于同一个选项，在两个菜单都有显示）高驻波保护模式：关断模式->当驻波大于等于阈值时关闭发射，同时关闭自动天调和免提；降功率模式->当驻波大于阈值时开始逐渐降低实际发射功率，当驻波-阈值大于1后，实际发射功率降低到3W并不再继续降低高驻波保护阈值：控制触发高驻波保护的阀门值10.2. 电报键模式：手键->单键发报，按下时发射侧音，放开停止；自动键->双键发报，点键按下连续发点，画键按下连续发画，自动产生标准点画间隔；KN990的自动键模式和FT817相同，属于压一键模式练习模式（不发射）：开启此选项后除了自动天调以外，其他任何情况都不会发射，此选项和发射设置中的练习模式是联动的（相当于同一个选项，在两个菜单都有显示）发报速度：自动键的发报速度，4~60wpm，步进1wpm侧音音调：同时控制发射时的本地侧音音调，和接收时的侧音音调，300~1200Hz，步进50Hz侧音音量：控制发射时的本地侧音音量，0%~100%双键反转：对调自动键的点画按键选择：电子键->使用机器背面的电键插口发报；话筒键->使用话筒的加减键发报关闭发射延迟：此选项同时控制免提和电报在发射完毕后等待多久关闭发射，此选项和发射设置中的关闭发射延迟是联动的（相当于同一个选项，在两个菜单都有显示）10.3. 调频FM静噪灵敏度：1%~100%，控制FM模式时信号强度低于多少时开始静音WFM静噪灵敏度：1%~100%，控制WFM模式时信号强度低于多少时开始静音10.4. 系统时间日期：进入时间日期设置菜单，这个菜单很好理解就不做说明了，注意：设置的时间和时区是本地时间本地时区，UTC时间将根据设置的本地时区计算配置：导出到U盘：将本机所有的用户配置和出厂前的校准参数导出到U盘根目录“config.rtf”文件，请所有用户务必在收到机器后导出一次配置并且将配置文件妥善保留起来，让机器在出现一些不可预知的意外情况后可以自行恢复到出厂状态（这种情况几乎不可能出现，但是留个保险总是好的）从U盘导入：U盘根目录“config.rtf”文件并将其中的所有配置应用到本机，请不要导入其他机器的配置，因为配置里包含的出厂前的校准参数，每台机器都是不一样的恢复出厂：恢复所有用户配置到出厂状态，出厂前的校准参数不会恢复注意：仅支持FAT或FAT32格式的U盘，如果您的U盘不是这个格式（比如NTFS），使用Windows将U盘格式化到FAT32格式即可U盘只有在插入机器背面的USB2口才能正常使用，如果插在USB1口，可以识别为U盘，但是不能读写文件频率校准：如果您认为本机的工作频率不准确，可以在这里进行校准，校准范围±10kHz，上下键控制步进，大旋钮调整值机器名：修改主界面正上方显示的机器名，此名称同样会显示在开机画面中开机画面：炫酷的黑客帝国字符雨开机画面，可以选择完整/简洁/关闭3种方式关机画面：模拟老电视的关机效果，可以选择开启/关闭2种方式电源电压调整：如果您认为机器显示的电源电压并不准确，可以在这里用大旋钮输入您测量到的实际电压，然后按确定键即可升级：升级固件用，下文将详细说明10.5. 红白机超级玛丽：点击确定进入超级玛丽游戏魂斗罗：点击确定进入魂斗罗游戏键盘设置：设置USB键盘的游戏键位手柄设置：设置USB手柄的游戏键位目前仅支持两个内置的红白机游戏，未来会支持从U盘自由导入游戏目前只有键盘可以实现双人同时游戏，手柄仅支持单人KN990支持标准USB接口的HID协议手柄，如果您不确定应该选择哪一款，可以直接选购下面链接中的手柄：https:///item.htm?id=39333429326&spm=a1z09.2.0.0.59cb2e8 dqNTkGu&_u=735ehb1816b10.6. 语言语言：切换显示语言，支持简体中文和英语两种10.7. 关于版本号：本机固件的版本号硬件：BA6BF，硬件作者软件：Droid Zhang，软件作者说明书：显示本说明书的二维码，扫一扫就可以看到本说明了更新日志：显示更新日志的二维码，扫一扫就可以看到所有版本的更新内容了十一、固件升级准备工作：1. 准备一台可以上网的Windows系统的电脑2. 下载升级工具“KN990升级工具”网页下载/kn/kn990/KN990升级工具V2.exe QQ群共享下载：群号1243210523. 准备一条方口USB线（USB-B型，打印机USB线）4.准备一个U盘升级步骤：1. 电台进入设置->系统设置->配置->导出到U盘因为升级固件会强制恢复出厂一次，所以为了避免以前的设置丢失，必须手动导出配置2. 运行升级工具并等待自动获取到最新版本3. 使用方口USB线连接电台和电脑，并选择好串口号如果找不到电台的串口号，可以在Windows的设备管理器里检查一下是否是因为没有安装CH340驱动，驱动程序在群文件里有很多用户上传了，可以都试一下如果一切正常的话，升级工具界面上会显示绿色方形4. 电台进入设置->系统设置->升级此时升级工具界面就可以获取到电台的本机版本号了5 .点击升级工具的“开始升级”按钮，稍等片刻，升级工具和电台的进度条都开始走动6.升级完成后电台自动重启并强制恢复出厂，进入设置->系统设置->配置->从U盘导入，升级完成升级失败：如果因为断电，USB接触不良，电脑死机等意外情况导致升级过程中断，那么电台将无法正常开机（变砖），也无法按照上面的步骤重新开始升级，此时请按照如下步骤救机：1. 切断电台电源，强制关机2. 关闭升级工具重新打开3. 插上电台电源，使用方口USB线连接电台和电脑4. 按住电台前面板下方副屏按钮的右边最后一个键不放（下图，蓝圈所示），同时快速的点击一下电源键（注意是快速点击，不要按住，也不要按太久）此时电台会强制进入一个引导程序，并且界面显示如下：5. 升级工具选择串口号6. 如果串口号选择好之后读取到了电台固件版本且显示了绿色方形表示连接成功，然后点击开始升级即可，如果没有正常读取到电台固件，请回到步骤1重新开始7. 开始升级后耐心等待进度条走完即可注意：正常的升级过程无论发生什么意外都可以使用上面的步骤救机，永不变砖，所以请放行升级，不用担心十二、截图KN990提供界面截图功能1. 将U盘插入机器背面USB2口2.将USB键盘插入机器背面USB1口3. 按键盘PrtSc键（这个键一般在F12的右边）4. 截图需要几秒钟时间，期间电台界面会暂停刷新，截图完成后界面恢复刷新，并提示“完成”，截图文件保存在U盘根目录“kn990.bmp”注意：目前截到的图是上下颠倒的，可以使用Windows自带的画图工具全选（Ctrl+A）再垂直翻转一下即可使用，截图的颜色和电台的实际显示颜色会有色差十三、VFO范围限制KN990默认VFO范围为0~150M，为了一些特殊需求，提供了一个隐藏开关可以将VFO范围限制到3~30M1. 将VFO频率调整为12.345.672. 按住电源键关机3. 按电源键开机4. 此时VFO范围已变成3~30M如果想恢复到之前的VFO范围，再次执行以上步骤即可附录：KN990面板尺寸最新说明书固件更新日志。
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RELM EPI 3101AV HF 无线电设备说明书
TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction (1)Preparation For Use (2)Keyboard/Display Cover (2)Battery Installation (2)Antenna Installation (2)Radio Controls (3)Basic Operation (4)Detailed Operation (5)Display (5)Keyboard (5)Volume Control (5)Squelch Control (6)Channel Groups (6)PTT Switch (7)Code Guard Operation (8)Programming (9)Programming- Keyboard Method (9)Cloning (23)Programming From A Computer (26)Accessories (27)INTRODUCTIONThis manual covers the operation and programming procedures for RELM’s model EPI 3101AVHF Radio. The Radio provides two-way FM communication on up to 28 channels, over a frequency range of 136 to 160 MHz, with an RF output of 3 watts.This synthesized portable utilizes a microprocessor core allowing features and performance designed to meet the requirements of a commercial NDI NSUR as detailed in the Purchase Description, AN/PRC-127(A) Radio Set. Using the information in this manual will help assure optimum and proper performance from the Radio.The Radio Set consists of the EPI 3101A Radio and the following accessory items: LAAO126 Rechargeable Nickel-Cadmium Battery (2), LAA0312A Battery Charger, LAA0117 Battery Holder for 9 replaceable AA batteries, LAA0818A Flexible Antenna, LAA0203A External Speaker/ Microphone and LAA0445A Carrying Case. All of these items, except for the Radio, are shown on page 27.EPI 3101A User’s Manual1PREPARATION FOR USEKEYBOARD/DISPLAY COVERTo remove or install the Keyboard/Display Cover, remove the battery if installed. The Cover slides in grooves and latches at its bottom edge. BATTERY INSTALLATIONA.Battery packs are available as a rechargeable type (LAA0126) oras a non-rechargeable type (LAA01 17). Rechargeable battery packs can be charged separately or while attached to a radio.NOTE: For safety reasons, rechargeable battery packs are shipped uncharged or only partially charged. Therefore, a recharge-able battery pack should be properly charged before use.B.To install the battery pack, locate the center hub on the radio baseand place it in the recess of the battery pack. Position the pack at the 30” offset, seating two metal studs in their recess. Apply upward pressure to the pack while twisting the pack to its original position.The metal tab will click, locking the pack in position.C.To remove the battery pack, first turn the radio off. Then, as shownabove, push up the metal tab on the side of the case while twisting the battery pack approximately 30° and remove it from the radio.NOTE: All information programmed into the radio is maintained even when the battery pack is removed.D.Periodically check the contacts on the battery pack for dirt that mayprevent a good electrical contact with the charging base.WARNING:Do not dispose of a battery pack in fire.An explosion may occur.ANTENNA INSTALLATIONInsert the flexible helical-wound antenna (LAA0818A) into the Unit’s antenna connector and turn it clockwise until it is firmly seated.27-SEGMENT LIQUID CRYSTAL DISPLAYSPEAKERM I C R O P H O N ELCD DISPLAYK E Y B O A R D EPI 3101A User’s Manual3BASIC OPERATIONTRANSMITFunction - Used only in Programming ModeClear (Erase) - Used in Operational andSQUELCH CONTROLRotate the Squelch Control (CG-SQ) Knob clockwise from its detent (CG) position in order to hear any transmissions, regardless if they are tone or digital coded or not. This, in effect,. is the Radio’s MONITOR position. Turning the Squelch Control further clockwise until “noise” is heard permits the Volume Control to be adjusted to a desired level, even though an actual signal is not present.CHANNEL GROUPS510411312213114SELECT A GROUPGROUP NUMBER The Channel Selector knob has 14 positions. The Radio has 28 channels which are separated into two “groups” of 14 channels each. Group 01 is factory programmed for narrow channel (12.5kHz) FM reception. Channel Group 02 is programmed for wide channel (25 kHz) FMreception. Use Group 02 for proper communicationwith the original AN/PRC-127 Radio.P RESS THE #KEY on the keyboard to display the current Channel Group number. If it isn’t the desired Group, proceed to the next step.P RESS A NUMBER KEYfor the new Group number.P RESS THE ENTKEY or wait about 5 seconds; the radio returns to normal operation for the newgroup, and the channel corresponding to theChannel Selector’s position is displayed in theLCD.If an invalid number is selected (05 for example)when selecting a Channel Group, the LCD displaysnogrp05 (no Group 05) immediately if ENT ispressed, or in about 5 seconds if not pressed.Then, after 5 seconds, the radio returns to thepreviously selected group.6Rotate the Channel Selector knob to the desired channel. Please note that not all 14 channels may be programmed. Therefore, select only an authorized (programmed) channel for communication purposes.PTT SWITCHChCODE GUARD OPERATIONCode GuardTM, Tone or Digital, allows one radio or group of radios to be selectively called within a system. If the radio has been programmed with Code Guard, use the following receive and transmit instructions. CODE GUARD RECEIVETURN POWER ON by turning the Volume knobclockwise past the OFF detent.S ELECT A C ODE G UARD CHANNEL by turning theChannel Selector knob.A DJUST VOLUME by turning the Squelch knobclockwise until a rushing noise is heard, thenturning the Volume knob to a comfortable level.S ET C ODE G UARD MODE by turning the Squelchknob completely counterclockwise, past the detentto the CG position. A message will be heard onlywhen the proper Code Guard value is received.CODE GUARD TRANSMITT URN THE S QUELCH KNOB clockwise, off the detent.M ONITOR THE C ODE G UARD CHANNEL beforetransmitting.P RESS THE PTT (Push-To-Talk) switch if thechannel is not busy (signal is not present). Whenthe transmitter is activated, the LCD goes blank.R ESET THE S QUELCH KNOB to the Code Guardposition (CG) to receive only the messages withthe proper Code Guard value. During extendedtransmissions the squelch can be left open (offthe detent) until the exchange has ended.Code Guard is a trademark of BK Radio, Inc.8PROGRAMMINGThere are three different ways to program an EPI 3101A radio:A.It can be programmed and/or reviewed using its internal keyboard.This section of the manual describes that procedure.B.Another radio (MASTER) with the desired information can transferits programmed settings to the radio (SLAVE) by using a cloning cable, LAA0700. See “Cloning” on page 23.C.It can be programmed from a computer by using a special RS-232interface cable. That procedure is not described in this manual.See page 26 for more details.PROGRAMMING - KEYBOARD METHODRadios are shipped with a removable door covering the keyboard and display. Before programming or reviewing, remove the door. First, remove the battery pack if installed. Then, engaging the door just below the speaker grill, slide the door downward. Reinstall the battery pack. Make sure the battery pack is charged.1.Turn the radio on.2.Select the Channel Group to beprogrammed or reviewed.3.Press and hold the FCN key. Afterapproximately three seconds, the LCD willdisplay ---Id.4.Release the FCN key. The radio is now inthe password entry mode.5.Enter the six-digit Password Code.IMPORTANT: VVithout the correct PasswordCode, you cannot proceed with reviewingor programming. The same PasswordCode is used for both Channel Groups.New radios shipped from the factory areassigned the Password Code 000000.While entering the Password Code, thedisplay will not change, but a beep willsound for each key pressed. If thePassword Code is entered incorrectly, theradio will reset to normal operation. Tryagain, starting at step 3.EPI 3101A User’s Manual96.To keep the Password Code unchanged,press the ENT key and continue with normalradio programmingTo change the Password Code, press theFCN key and enter a new six-digit passwordcode. The’digits are now displayed as youenter them. The Password Code cancontain the digits 0 through 9, *, and #. The* is represented as a b and the # isrepresented as an A in the display.IMPORTANT: Do NOT use a 1 for the first digitof the Password Code - the radio willmalfunction. It will then require using acomputer program to correct the PasswordCode and put the radio back into normaloperating condition.If you make an errorwhile entering the newPassword Code, press the CLR key andtry again.7.Press the ENT key to store the newPassword Code and proceed to theprogramming mode. The display willchange to PROG Ch 0. The Radio is nowready for Reviewing and/or Programming. TO REVIEW GENERAL RADIO PERFORMANCE VARIABLES (CHANNEL 0):Channel 0 is the portion of the program that controls the general performance variables for each Group of 14 channels in a 28-channel radio. Thus, the Channel 0 settings for each Channel Group must be reviewed or programmed separately.NOTE: Settings listed as Group One Functions and Group Two Functions refer to reviewing or programming Function Groups,not the two Channel Groups 01 and 02.10Channel 0 Settings for each Channel Group include:Factory ProgramD e s c r i p t i o n Setting D i s p l a yID or Automatic Number Identification (ANI)’12345671234567 Transmit Timeout Timer disabled0 sec. Scan Delay Time disabled0.0 sec. Group One Functions 1-12345Battery Saver lnhibit 1-1 (See Note 3)disabled1-12345 Priority Scan Operation 1-2 &3disabled1-12345\I/ Priority Key Lockout 1-4enabled1-12345/I\\I/ Scan List Lockout 1-5enabled1-1for example, indicates that Function (l-1) is enabled and itscorresponding number(s) in the display is flashing. W h e n aFunction is disabled, its corresponding number(s) is steady. EPI 3101A User’s Manual1111.After entering the program mode,the display will show PROG Ch 0.2.Press CLR and then press the digit key(s) of the channel that needs to be reviewed. The display will show the channel to be reviewed.3.Press the FCN key. The display will show the receive frequency in MHz.4.Press the FCN key. The display will show the receive Tone Code Guard or Digital Code Guard (the value 0.0denotes carrier squelch). Digital Code Guard will be a three digit number preceded by a d in the display.DIGITAL CODEP R O G 1.Battery Saver Inhibit - If needed,press the 1 key to change the BatterySaver’s status.BATTERY SAVER ONREMINDER: If 1 is steady, theBattery Saver Inhibit is disabled, EPI 3101A User’s Manual152 & 3.4 ICHANNEL NOT CHANGEABLE SCAN LIST NOT CHANGEABLEFunctions 2 and 3 are used to definePriority Scan operation. SincePriority Scan is not available, both 2and 3 should be steady.PRI Key Lockout-When enabled (flashing) the PRI key will be locked out in the operating mode. Because the PRIORITY feature is not available, the 4 should be flashing.Scan List Lockout - VVhen enabled (flashing), the User will not be able to change the channels in the scan list. Since SCAN is not available,the 5 should be flashing.Once each function l-5 is set as desired, press ENT to store them into memory and automatically advance the program to the next section.If no changes have been entered,press FCN to advance to the next section.F.Miscellaneous Channel 0 Programming-GROUPTWO FUNCTIONSAfter Group 1 functions are set, the display will show PROG 2-12345for,I J NO RECEIVE FREQUENCY 1.Press 1, for example, and the displaywill show PROG Ch 1. This is theentry point for channel 1 values. 2.Press FCN. The display will showPROG RX and the ReceiveFrequency (in MHz) for channel 1.RX stands for Receive Frequency.If the channel has not beenprogrammed yet, the display willshow PROG RX 0.0.3.If the displayed frequency is correct,press FCN to advance to the nextvalue.To initially program the frequency orif a new frequency is desired, pressCLR followed by the digits of thedesired frequency from left to right.Then press ENT to store this , frequency and automatically advance to the next value.See Table 1 on page 18 for properfrequency increments.EPI 31OlA Usefs Manual17lOkHz(O-9)1kHz(0,2 or5)1kHz(O or 5)ITable 1. Proper Frequency Increments.184.After the Receive Frequency is set,the upper part of the display willshow PROG RX CG. This is theCode Guard value for Channel 1receive. Note: 0.0 indicates carriersquelch operation.If the displayed value is correct, pressFCN to advance to the next value.If a new value is desired, press theCLR key to reset the display to 0.0.Tone Code Guard is entered directly,using the digit keys (0 through 9).See pages 21 and 22 for properCode Guard values.Digital Code Guard is entered byfirst pressing CLR, then the # key,causing the letter d to appear,7xSELECTING A TONE CODE GUARDThe Tone Code Guard system (CTCSS) may be set for any frequency in the range of 67 to 250.3 Hz. However, since most systems adhere to the Electronic Industry Association (EIA) standards, tones should be selected from the following EIA list.In order to insure optimum performance tone selection for use on the same radio frequency (RF) channel or adjacent channels in the same coverage area should be made from one of the Groups A, B, or C as much as possible. RELM guarantees optimum receiver performance only if tone frequencies below 220 Hz are chosen.GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C67.0 77.0 88.5 *100.0 107.2 114.8 123.0 131.8 141.3*151.471.9146.274.4 162.282.5156.779.7 173.894.8167.985.4 186.2103.5“179.991.5 203.5100.9192.8218.1*118.8210.7233.6127.3225.7250.3136.5241.8*50/60 Hz power distribution systems could cause falsing.The assignments in a given area shall be made from one of the Groups A, B, or C as much as possible.EPI 3101A User’s Manual21SELECTING A DIGITAL CODE GUARDCodes for the Digital Code Guard system (CDCSS) may be chosen from the following list. For the performance or compatibility of Digital Code Guard systems, it is recommended that an operational test be made on the intended system before wholesale assignments are made.In some cases, either one or both the transmit and receive codes will require an inverted code* to operate with existing systems. This can be done during the code programming of the system.Usually, systems using direct unit to unit transmission (systems without mobile relays, repeaters, remote control, etc.) may use codes from the table. Systems with relays, etc. may use code variations for system control and operational efficiency. The system operator or engineer should be consulted regarding the operational requirement on such systems.023065 131 172 251 331 412 466 612 703 025071132 174 261 343 413 503 624 712 026072 134 205 263 346 423 506 627 723 031073 143 223 265 351 431 516 631 731 032074 152 226 271 364 432 532 632 732 043114 155 243 306 365 445 546 654 734 047115 156 244 311 371 464 565 662 743 051116 162 245 315 411 465 606 664 754 054125 165*NOTE: Inverted code is displayed with a "-" following the Digital Code’s value. See page 20 for an example.2289Press the * key on the MASTERradio keyboard. The display will flashPROG signifying that the radio isready to download its program to theCLONE.Press the FCN key on the MASTERradio keyboard. The program in theMASTER will then be downloadedto the CLONE. The CLONE willautomatically send back the programto the MASTER to verify a successfulcloning.10. If the download was successful, theMASTER’s display will resumeflashing PROG.A.To clone the other ChannelGroup, power down both radiosand go to Step 3, changing theChannel Group as required.B.If finished cloning, power downthe CLONE and disconnect thecloning cable. Normal radiooperation will occur on theCLONE’s next power up.11. If the download was not successful,the MASTER will display FAIL andmultiple beeps will follow. Failure ofdownloading can be due to:A. Improper connectionB.Failure to power up CLONEC.CLONE set in the programmingmodeNOTE: To stop the FAIL mode,press CLR, power down both radiosand try again, starting at step 1 onpage 23.24SPECIAL CLONING INSTRUCTIONSIt is possible to change Channel 0 values on the MASTER radio, hold them in a temporary memory, and download them to the CLONE without actually entering them into the permanent memory of the MASTER. This is convenient if sequential identification numbers are used to identify a series of portables in a radio system. Assuming that the frequencies,Code Guard values, and other CH 0 values are common for all radios in the system, but that the radio identification number should be unique to each radio, the following method would be used to clone additional radios for the system:123456Program the MASTER with allfrequencies, Code Guard values andChannel 0 values that will becommon to all radios.Advance the display to show theMASTER’s ID number (for example100)Press CLR; press 1,2, and 5.125 isnow only in temporary memory.Press *, connect the cloning cable tothe CLONE radio and download bypressing FCN. ID number 125 isnow stored in permanent memory ofthe CLONE.After download, press CLR.Disconnect the CLONE. TheMASTER radio display will showthat 125 is still being held in thetemporary memory of the MASTER.Press PRI. This will increment theID number one digit to 126.NOTE: Any new number can be entered at this point by pressingCLR and using the digit keys toenter the new number.EPI 3101A User’s Manual 257.Press *. Connect the cloning cableto the next CLONE radio anddownload by pressing FCN.8.Any number of radios can be codedwith different or sequential IDnumbers using this technique. TheID number in the permanent memoryof the MASTER will remainunchanged as 300.PROGRAMMING FROM A COMPUTERProgramming the radio from an IBM compatible computer, using the LAA0725 Interface Cable, is covered in a separate programming manual. The manual is included with the programming software. Contact RELM Communications, Inc. to order the interface cable and software. Specify the program is for the EPI 3101A Radio.26Helical-wound flexible antenna that covers the entire range of frequencies that can be programmed into the EPI 3101A Radio.LAA0445A Carrying CaseThis textile case is built to provide proper protection while keeping the radio at your side.LAA0203A Speaker/MicrophoneThis light weight speaker/microphone clips securely to collar or lapel, offering the convenience of easy communications without removing the radio from your belt. To install the LAA0203A:1.Lift away the protective cover from the Accessory connector andEarphone jack. See Radio’s side view on page 3 for theirlocation. The protective cover can not be completely removedsince it is permanently attached near the flexible antenna’sconnector.2.Carefully install the Speaker/Microphone’s connector assemblyinto the Accessory and Earphone connectors.3.Screw in the assembly’s retaining bolt until finger tight. Do notovertighten.NOTE: VVhen the LAA0203A is removed, the protective cover should be reinstalled so that the various electricalconnections are not exposed to dust, dirt, rain, etc.28RELM Communications, Inc. 7505 Technology Drive West Melbourne, FL 32904 Telephone: (407) 984-1414 FAX: (407) 676-4403。
无线电调谐说明书
调谐至一个无线电台自动调电台1.按主机上的Tuner数次以选择“AM”或“FM”。
2.按 Tuning Mode，使显示屏上的“AUTO”指示灯保持亮起。
3.按 Tuning 开始自动调谐。
找到一个电台后搜索自动停止。
调到一个无线电台后，显示屏上的“TUNED”指示灯亮起。
调到一个 FM 无线电台时，“FM STEREO” 指示灯亮起。
“TUNED” 灯熄灭时不会输出任何声音。
FM 无线电台的信号微弱时：取决于建筑物结构和环境条件，无线电波可能会很微弱。
在这种情况下，通过参照下一章节，手动调谐至您要选择的无线电台。
手动调电台1.按主机上的 Tuner 数次以选择“AM”或“FM”。
2.按 Tuning Mode，使显示屏上的“AUTO”指示灯熄灭。
3.按 Tuning ，选择想收听的无线电台。
每按一下按钮，频率改变 1 个步长。
按住按钮时频率会持续变化，松开按钮后停止。
调台时注意显示屏。
要将显示屏返回至“AUTO”：在主机上再次按 Tuning Mode 。
本机自动调谐到FM无线电台。
一般情况下应显示“AUTO”。
根据频率调电台用于直接输入您要收听的无线电台的频率。
1.按遥控器上的 Tuner 数次以选择“AM”或“FM”。
2.按 D.TUN。
3.使用数字按钮，在8秒钟内输入无线电台的频率。
例如，要调到 87.5 (FM)，按 8、7、5，或 8、7、5、0。
如果输入的数字错误，可在 8 秒钟后重新输入正确的数字。
注册一个AM/FM无线电台可以记录最多 40 个您最喜欢的 AM/FM 无线电台。
提前记录无线电台让您能够直接调到喜欢的电台。
记录电台1.调到要记录的 AM/FM 无线电台。
2.按主机上的 Memory，显示屏上的预设数字会闪烁。
3.预设数字闪烁期间（大约 8 秒钟），按 Preset 数次选择 1 到 40 间的一个数字。
4.再次按 Memory 记录电台。
在记录电台后，预设数字停止闪烁。
bose+wrv3+wave+radio+用户手册说明书
The Bose® Wave® RadioOwner’s GuideTM2WARNING: T o reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose the Wave ® radio to rainor moisture.As with any electronic product, use care not to spillliquids into any part of the radio. Liquids can cause afailure and/or a fire hazard.These CAUTION marks are located on the bottom of your Wave radio:The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol, within an equilateral triangle, is intended to alertthe user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the system enclosure thatmay be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock.The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle, as marked on the system, is intended toalert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance instructions in thisowner’s guide.CAUTION: T o prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, insert fully.ATTENTION: Pour éviter les chocs électriques, introduire la lame la plus large de la fichedans la borne correspondante de la prise et pousser jusqu’au fond.BatteriesPlease dispose of used batteries properly, following any local regulations. Do not incinerate.Please read this owner’s guidePlease take the time to follow this owner’s guide carefully. It will help you set up and operateyour radio properly, and enjoy all of its advanced features. Save your owner’s guide for futurereference.Where to find…Setting UpBefore you begin (4)Unpacking the carton (5)Selecting a location for your radio (5)Installing the battery (6)Connecting the power cord (7)Connecting to a cable radio signal (7)Setting up the remote control (8)Connecting other components (10)Operating Your Wave® RadioOperating the remote control (12)Operating the radio control panel (12)Listening to the radio (13)Setting the time (13)Reading the clock display (14)Reading the radio display (14)Customizing the display (15)Setting Alarm 1 (16)Setting Alarm 2 (17)Using the alarms (18)Maintaining Your Wave® RadioTaking care of your Wave radio (19)Technical information (19)Warranty period (19)Troubleshooting (20)Customer service (20)Index (21)Bose® Corporation....................................................................................inside back coverFor your recordsThe serial number is located on the bottom of your radio.Wave radio serial number:_______________________________________________________Purchase date:_________________________________________________________________We suggest you keep your sales receipt and warranty card together with this owner’s guide.3Before you beginThank you for purchasing the Bose® Wave® radio.Fourteen years of research by Bose Corporation bring you the benefits of patented acousticwaveguide speaker technology, which was named “Invention of the Y ear” by the IntellectualProperty Owners association.Using this technology, a tube efficiently transfers energy from a small loudspeaker to theoutside air over a whole range of bass notes. And there is a 34-inch long waveguide foldedinside the Wave radio, enabling this tabletop radio to produce room-filling sound with full, richbass.Y our Wave radio also includes:•Integrated system design for acoustic quality without inconvenient adjustments• A high performance stereo tuner – offers up to 6 AM and 6 FM station presets•T wo independent alarms, with battery backup power to remember settings• A credit card-size infrared remote control with mounting strip provided•Inputs for an additional sound source, such as a CD or tape playerPlease take the time to follow this owner’s guide carefully. It helps you set up and operateyour radio and enjoy all of its features and high-fidelity sound.4Selecting a location for your radioPlease keep these guidelines in mind when selecting a location for your radio:•Place the radio on a table or other flat surface.•Do not use the radio in a damp location. It is important to prevent moisture from gettinginto the unit.•Do not place it on a metal surface or table that could interfere with AM reception.•Since all electrical equipment generates some heat, do not place it on a heat-sensitivesurface.•If you use the radio with your television or VCR, do not place it directly on top of thetelevision. It may interfere with the picture quality.• A location within two feet of a wall is recommended for best bass performance.•Y ou get the maximum sound from your radio if you are able to place the radio across theroom from where you will be listening.Please adjust the location to get the sound you prefer.5Installing the batteryThe Wave® radio’s 9 volt battery maintains the memory and backup alarm system for up tothree days during a power failure, or while the radio is unplugged. Operating without thisbattery leaves the memory unprotected, but will not harm the radio. Use a standard 9Vbattery (IEC 6F22 in Europe), available at most retail stores.1.Carefully turn your radio upside down (avoid scratching the top).2.Locate the battery compartment on the bottom (Figure 2).3.Press the arrow on the cover to slide the compartment open.6T o connect your radio to the FM signal available from some cable TV companies, contact your cable provider for assistance. The connection is made to the FM 75Ω EXTERNAL antenna connector on the back of the radio.CAUTION: Be certain that the installation includes a signal splitter so that only the FM band, not the cable TV band, is transmitted to the radio. It is necessary to use a splitter that filters the signal to prevent any re-emissions of the TV spectrum through the radio.7WARNING: Keep the remote control battery away from children. It may cause a fire orchemical burn if mishandled. Do not recharge, disassemble, heat above 100˚C (212˚F), orincinerate. Dispose of used battery promptly. Replace only with a battery of the correct typeand model number.Y our remote control may be one of two types (Figure 4A or 4B). Each is identified by the waythe battery compartment unlocks to install or replace the battery.1.Place the remote control face down on a flat surface.2.If your remote has a slot on the back (Figure 4A), follow step A. Otherwise, follow step Band refer to Figure 4B:A. Insert the tip of a ballpoint pen into the slot. Push to the side as shown and hold. Slidethe battery compartment open with your finger.B. Using your finger, push the tab lock to the side as shown and hold. Slide the batterycompartment open.Figure 4Locating the safety lock89Note: Use only a Duracell, Eveready, Maxell, or Toshiba CR2032 or DL2032 lithium battery (available at electronics stores). If you have difficulty finding a replacement battery, contact Bose ® Product Support (see phone numbers on the inside back cover).3.Keeping the remote control face down, insert the new battery into the compartment with the + symbol facing up.4.Gently slide the battery compartment closed. It locks automatically.e the supplied mounting strip if you want to attach the remote to a surface in yourlistening room. Peel off the protective backing to stick one piece to the back of the remoteConnecting other componentsUse your Wave® radio to improve the sound of a CD player, tape player, or TV. Y ou can also useyour radio as extension speakers for a Bose® Lifestyle® music system. Connect one of thesecomponents to the right and left AUX IN jacks.Using other componentsSelect your CD player, tape player, or other auxiliary source by pressing the AUX button.Adjust the listening volume with the VOLUME buttons. Control all other functions, includingon/off, at the source, referring to its owner’s manual, if necessary.Control your auxiliary powered speakers from the Wave radio. If these speakers have avolume control, you may use it.Note: Recording from your Wave radio is not recommended. Connecting a tape recorder tothe VARIABLE OUT jacks shuts off the radio speakers, preventing you from monitoring therecording volume.10Operating the remote controlAim the remote control at the display of your Wave radio. Use the remote buttons in the sameway you use the radio control panel. The remote normally works up to 20 feet in front of theradio, and 6 feet to either side. Replace the remote control battery when it stops operating,or its range seems reduced (normally every year or two). Keep in mind that lighting and otherroom conditions, in addition to battery age, can affect the operating range of an infraredremote control.Operating the radio control panelMost of the functions of the clock and the radio are operated by similar buttons on thecontrol panel or the remote control (Figure 7). Y ou can access additional functions by press-ing two control panel buttons simultaneously (such as both TUNING buttons to display thestation), which requires a separate button on the remote (STA).The control panel ON/OFF and VOLUME buttons have raised ridges to help you locate thesefrequently used buttons.Figure 7The Wave radio remote and control panel buttons Hold (and press TUNING up or down)to set the timeThe clock displayReading the radio display Figure 9 ArrayThe radio displayT aking care of your Wave radioThe only necessary maintenance is periodic battery replacement and cleaning.Replacing the batteriesTo protect your Wave radio’s memory and backup alarm system, replace the 9V battery everyyear and when you have an extended power loss. A dead battery may leak and causedamage. Do not unplug your Wave radio from the power outlet while replacing the battery. Ifyou do unplug it, you will need to reset the clock, alarm settings, and station presets. Forfurther information on replacing the 9V battery, see “Installing the battery” on page 6.For information on replacing the remote control battery, see “Setting up the remote control” onpage8.Cleaning your radioUse only a cloth to clean the outside of the Wave radio. If necessary, you may use a soft-bristled attachment to gently vacuum the front of the radio.Do not use any solvents, chemicals, or cleaning solutions containing alcohol, ammonia, orabrasives. Do not spray cleaners directly on the radio. Do not allow liquids to spill into anyopenings on the radio.If liquids get into the product, turn the radio off. Call Bose® Customer Service as soon aspossible to arrange for service (see phone numbers on inside back cover).T echnical informationPower ratingUSA/Canada: 120V~ 50/60 Hz 50WDimensions14"W x 81⁄4"D x 41⁄8"H (35.6 cm x 21.0 cm x 10.5 cm)Weight7 lb (3.2 kg)Warranty periodThe Bose Wave radio is covered by a limited 1-year transferable warranty. Details of thewarranty are provided on the warranty card that came with your radio. Please fill out theinformation section on the card and mail it to Bose.TroubleshootingProblem What to doRadio does not function•Make sure the power connector is inserted securely into the radio, matching the flat side ofthe connector to the flat side of the jack, and the power cord is plugged fully into anoperating AC wall outlet.No sound•Increase the volume.•Press the MUTE button on the remote control to unmute the sound.•Check the connections for any auxiliary component.•Select AUX to hear a source connected to the AUX IN jacks.•Be sure that the component is turned on.Remote control•Check battery and its polarity (+ and –).is inconsistent•Replace battery, if necessary (see page 8).or does not work•Operate the remote control closer to the radio.•Check for interference from room lighting or sunlight, or dust or dirt on the lens. Try theradio in a different location.AM reception is weak•Adjust the internal AM antenna by turning the radio slightly.•Try moving the radio farther from a TV, fluorescent lights, dimmer switches, or other elec-tronic equipment which generate electrical noise.•You may be in an area of weak AM signal coverage.FM reception is weak•Extend the power cord as much as possible. The FM antenna is in the power cord.•Move the power cord to adjust the FM antenna.•If you still have problems with FM reception, you may need an external antenna. Call Bose®Customer Service to request one.Customer serviceFor additional help in solving problems, contact Bose Customer Service. See the inside backcover for Bose Corporation offices and phone numbers.Aacoustic waveguide 4ALARM 16, 17Alarm 1 16Alarm 2 17ALARM 2 indicator 17ALARM MODE 17ALARM SET 16, 17AM reception 5, 20AM/FM 13, 15AM/PM (12 HR) 15automatic shutoff 13, 14AUX 10, 11, 12, 13, 20AUX IN jacks 10, 11, 20 auxiliary source 10, 14Bbackup alarm 6, 19bass 4, 5batteries 2, 5, 19, 20battery carrier 8, 9battery compartment 6, 8 brightness level 15Ccable radio signal 7CD 4, 10, 11cleaning 19clock 7, 12-15, 19clock display 14clock mode 13, 15CLOCK SET 7, 13, 15 connections 20control panel 12, 13, 16-18 customer service 20Ddim setting 15dimensions 19dimmer switch 20display 6, 7, 12-17Eelectrical noise 20external antenna 7, 20Ffluorescent lights 20FM 75Ω EXTERNAL connector 7 FM antenna 7, 20FM reception 7, 20Hheat 5, 9hook-and-loop fastener 5, 9Iinfrared 4, 12interference 11, 20Llithium battery 9location 5, 20, 23Mmemory 6military (24 HR) 15moisture 2music center 20MUTE 120N9V battery 6, 15, 18, 19OON/OFF 12, 15, 18Ppower connector 20power cord 5, 7, 20power failure 6, 18power rating 19powered speakers 10PRESET 13, 16, 17preset station 12, 13, 14Rradio 2, 20radio display 14radio mode 15remote control 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 13, 16-20Ssafety 2seek 13serial number 3, 5signal splitter 7SLEEP 16, 17, 18Sleep mode 14SLEEP/SNOOZE 16, 17STA 12, 13station frequency 14stereo tuner 4Ttape player 4, 10, 11television 5, 11TIME 16, 17tone 12, 16, 17, 18troubleshooting 20tune 4, 12, 13TUNING 12, 13, 16, 17TV 7, 10, 11, 20Uunmute 20unpack 521VVARIABLE OUT jacks 10, 11VCR 5, 11voltage 2VOLUME 10, 12, 15, 18volume 10-14, 18, 20Wwakeup time 12, 14, 16, 17warranty 3, 5, 19waveguide 4weight 19222324USA & Canada SalesBose Corporation, The MountainFramingham, MA 01701-91681-800-637-8781USA & Canada ServiceBose Corporation, The MountainFramingham, MA 01701-91681-800-637-8781 or508-879-7330, x63055European OfficeBose Products B.V., Nijverheidstraat 81135 GE Edam, NederlandTEL 0299-390111FAX 0299-390114AustraliaBose Pty Limited1 Sorrell StreetParramatta NSW, 2150TEL 02 9204-6111FAX 02 9204-6122DeutschlandPostfach 146848504 NordhornTEL 0130-863 912FAX 05921-833250France6, Rue Saint Vincent78100 Saint Germain in LayeTEL 01-3061 6363FAX 01-3061 4105NederlandBose B.V., Nijverheidstraat 81135 GE Edam, NederlandTEL 0299-390111FAX 0299-390114United KingdomFreepost EX 151Exeter EX1 1ZYTEL 0800 614 293FAX 0870 240 2013World Wide Web25©2000 Bose CorporationThe Mountain, Framingham, MA 07101-9168 USA 198321 AM Rev.03 JN00531。
iNET300网络图像电台说明书
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手册的修订和准确性
尽一切可能的努力来保证该手册的正确性,产品的不断改进也许导致手册和你购买的产品之 间有细微的不同。如果你对此有疑问或需要产品更准确的说明书时，请利用手册后面的信息 与我们的客户服务部联系，我公司保留权利，来纠正任何错误或遗漏。最新信息可以访问我 们网站：，这本手册为用于指导专业人员安装，运行和完成所述无线电设备的 基本系统维护。
Remote 单元和 AP 单元网络名称必须要相匹配。 一般需要检查或调整其它的参数如下：
·IP Address—通过 LAN 或空中，必须有唯一的地址允许访问菜单系统。（默认：192.168.1.1） ·RF Output Power Level—为了遵守相关规定，检测和调整是必要的。（默认：+37dBm） ·Data Rata—在当前的信号电平，AUTO 选择（默认）允许传输的最大数率。（较强的信
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b、检查 Starting Information 界面的 Device Status（被称为连接状态）。它会显示下列其 中一个： Scanning—单元正在寻找 AP 的信标信号。
35W数传电台使用手册
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重要声明 本手册的一切权利、包括版权为 SATEL 公司(下称 SATEL)独有。除非有版权所有者的书 面允许，严禁以印刷、复印、记录等手段复制本手册、及以任何电子、机械、磁、光、手工 及其它方式或设备全部或部分地将本手册翻译成其它语言，包括所有电脑程序语言。
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2.1.1 电源 允许的工作电压是+9...+16 VDC 。数传电台所连接的电源必须提供充足的电流输出。 注意！有一个电流信号地与大地之间的联接脚（信号地 ，引脚 3），大地（接地，引脚 8 ），
天线外导体与和数传电台外壳相联接。
电源线（ + VB 和接地端）必须连接到一个适当的输出电压和最小输出电流为 15A 电源。 数传电台能承受现场从终端单元在没有关掉电源的情况下插入或拔出。
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质保和安全说明 在使用本产品前请阅读安全说明： • 下列行为不予保修：违反本手册使用说明操作本产品，产品外壳被拆开或破损。 • 数传电台只工作于当地主管部门规定的频率范围内，且使用时不能超过指定的最大输出
功率额定值，如有非法使用，SATEL 和其经销商该不负责其后果。 • 本手册提到的设备的使用必须严格按照手册内规定，只有正确地运输、储藏、操作和使用
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使用限制 SATELLINE-3AS SLR1 和 SLR2 系列数传电台设计为在一定频率范围内使用，具体使用时 因各个国家和地区的频率情况不同而不同。本产品必须在得到当地频率管理部门的同意下在 特殊保留频率之外使用。 SATELLINE-3AS(d) NMS (403…470 MHz)可在以下国家使用（不需要特许的自由频道或需 要特许的频道均可,详细请查阅当地频率主管部门的规定）： 适用的国家和地区: 奥地利、 澳大利亚、 保加利亚、克罗地亚、塞浦路斯、捷克、 丹 麦、爱沙尼亚, 芬兰、法国、 德国、希腊、匈牙利、冰岛, 爱尔兰, 意大利、拉脱维亚, 立 陶宛、卢森堡、马耳他、荷兰, 挪威、 波兰、 葡萄牙、 罗马尼亚、 俄罗斯、斯洛伐克、 斯洛文尼亚、西班牙、 瑞典、 瑞士、大不列颠联合王国、土耳其、加拿大、美国、
vive 无线套件商用版安装说明书
BE-01H-UG-01 VIVE 无线套件商用版安装说明书包含物说明主要部件说明连接说明安装软件客户端使用步骤PC发射端架设说明注意事项产品常见问题扫码查看无线套件安装视频使用产品前，请先阅读用户安装指南。
非印刷版的安装指南将定期更新以提升准确性和完整性。
要获得最新版本，请查看 。
TPCAST客服热线：400-7009-566一、包含物说明② *PC 发射端 x2③ *电源盒 x2⑦ *尼龙网袋 x2⑧ 说明书及搭建方案 ④ *移动电源 x2⑤ *专用长连接线 x2⑥ *短连接线 x2注：*标记的配件在四人套中数量为4。
⑨ 路由器 ① *头盔接收端 x29101112*网线 x211*腰带 x212*支架 x213⑩ 路由器电源12374二、主要部件说明1、头盔接收端2、PC 发射端①HDMI 接口 ④云台固定接口②电源接口⑤视频连接信号指示灯③视频连接配对按钮①头带及线缆通过孔 ④USB 线接口②HDMI 短连接线接口 ⑤视频连接配对按钮③视频连接信号指示灯3、电源盒4、移动电源①专用长连接线电源接口 ②专用长连接线U SB 接口③移动电源US B 接口④指示灯①U SB 电源输出孔③电量查看指示按钮②Micro USB 电源充电口 ④电量指示灯5、路由器①网线接口WAN口②网线接口LAN口③路由器电源适配器接口④路由器工作状态指示灯6、线材专用长连接线1-C三、单机连接说明短HDMI 连接线第一步：拆除原有连接线缆① 通过图示角度，打开头盔顶部连线顶部舱盖 。
1、头盔接收端连接说明2请将无线套件三个主要组成部分按壳体标识的数字签分好，分别组装在相应的V IVE 头盔上，长连接线和HDM I 短线无需区分，可通过，单机组装操作如下：②拔掉三合一连接线三个接头及音频线接头，总计4个。
③将三合一连接使之与头盔彻底分开。
④分开头部滑带与舱盖的连接部分。
第二步：固定头盔接收端① 如图所示，将专用长连接线1-A 、1-B 、1-C 三个接头及音频线接头，自头盔接收端有T PC AST 字样的一侧穿入，从另一侧穿出。
Vertex Standard VX-231 VHF UHF 可携便携式无线电说明书
The Essential Radio forGeneral CommunicationsGet cost-effective communications with the VX-231 radiothat delivers more features and performance in its class formaximum return on investment.Easy to CarryA radio that won’t get in the way, the VX-231 is compact and lightweightwithout sacrificing the performance and reach needed on the job.Battery Power Options For Every BudgetDesigned to use powerful Li-Ion battery technology providing up to19 hours of operation. Activate/deactivate the battery saver functionfor additional battery life management.Safety Features Not SacrificedAs with all Vertex Standard portable radios, the VX-231 includes bothEmergency and Lone Worker alert functions to help monitor user safety.The Emergency alert can be programmed to instantly notify help with apress of a button.The Lone Worker function is a built-in timer that requires the user toreset at a predetermined interval. If not reset, the radio automaticallyswitches to Emergency mode to alert help. An ideal solution forsupervisors to monitor the safety status of radio users working alone inisolated areas.More Scanning OptionsWhile many radios provide one or two scanning options, the VX-231radio has four scanning options for greater convenience and flexibility inthe way you need your radios to perform. Options include: Priority, DualWatch, Follow Me and Talk Around scan.Exclusive Auto-Range Transpond System – ARTS™Always know your connection status. Only Vertex Standard radios aredesigned to inform you when you and another ARTS™-equipped radioare within communication range. If out of range, your radio senses nosignal has been received and beeps to alert you. A great solution to keepyour workers coordinated.The Vertex Standard DifferenceVX-231/lmrAdditional Features16 channel capacity Two programmable keys Battery power save Emergency Lone Worker DTMF ANI DTMF Speed Dial2-Tone Encode and Decode CTCSS / DCS Encode and Decode Manual squelch adjustment Radio-to-radio cloningAccessoriesMH-450S: Speaker microphoneMH-360S: Compact speaker microphone MH-45B4B: Noise canceling speaker microphone MH-37A4B: Earpiece microphoneVH-115S: Behind-the-head headset with boom mic VH-215S: Over-the-head single-muff headset FNB-V132LI-UNI: 2300 mAh Li-Ion Battery FNB-V104LIA: 2300 mAh Li-Ion battery FNB-V131LI-UNI: 1380 mAh Li-Ion battery FNB-V103LIA: 1380 mAh Li-Ion battery VAC-UNI: Single unit charger for UNI batteries VAC-6058: Multi unit charger for UNI batteries VAC-300: Desktop rapid charger (non-UNI) VAC-6300: 6-Unit multi-rapid charger (non-UNI) DCM-1: Desktop charger mounting adapter (VAC-300) VCM-2: Vehicle charger mounting adapter (VAC-300) LCC-351: Leather caseLCC-351S: Leather case with swivel belt clip CLIP-18: Belt clip CLIP-17E: Swivel belt clipSpecifications are subject to change without notice or obligation. Vertex Standard is a trademark of Vertex Standard LMR, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. *25 kHz will not be available on new equipment in the U.S.A. after 1/1/2013. © 2013 Vertex Standard LMR, Inc. All rights reserved. NSS_231_10/2013General SpecificationFrequency Range 134 - 174 MHz400 - 470 MHz, 450 - 512 MHzNumber of Channels 16Power Supply Voltage 7.4 V DC ± 20%Channel Spacing 12.5 / 20* / 25* kHzPLL Steps2.5 / 5 / 6.25 kHz 5 / 6.25 kHzBattery Life (5-5-90 duty)2300 mAh FNB-V132LI-UNI 2300 mAh FNB-V104LIA 1380 mAh FNB-V131LI-UNI 1380 mAh FNB-V103LIA 19 hours (w/saver) / 15.5 hours 10.8 hours (w/saver) / 8.8 hoursIP RatingIP 54Operating T emperature Range -22ºF to +140ºF (-30ºC to +60ºC)Frequency Stability ±2.5 ppm RF Input-Output Impedance 50 OhmsDimension (H x W x D)4.3 x 2.2 x 1.4 inches (110 x 58 x 36 mm) 2300 mAh battery options 4.3 x 2.2 x 1.2 inches (110 x 58 x 30 mm) 1380 mAh battery optionsWeight (Approx.) with Antenna, Belt Clip11.6 oz (329 g) FNB-V132LI-UNI 11.5 oz (326 g) FNB-V104LIA 10.2 oz (288 g) FNB-V113LI-UNI 10.1 oz (287 g) FNB-V103LIAReceiver Specification: measured by TIA/EIA-603Sensitivity 12dB SINAD 0.25 µV typical Adjacent Channel Selectivity 65 / 60 dB 25 kHz / 12.5 kHz Intermodulation65 / 60 dB 25 kHz / 12.5 kHzSpurious and Image Rejection 65 dBAudio Output 500 mW @ 4 Ohms, 5% THDT ransmitter Specification: measured by TIA/EIA-603Output Power 5 / 1 Watt Modulation16K0F3E, 11K0F3E Conducted Spurious Emissions 65 dB below carrier FM Hum and Noise 45 / 40 dB 25 kHz / 12.5 kHzAudio Distortion< 3 % @1 kHz。
Maxon SL-70W系列合成扫描无线电操作说明书
SL-70W Series Synthesized Scanning RadioOperatingInstructionsAbout Your SL-70W Series RadioMaxon's SL-70W Series radios feature 16 channel operation with superior performance and reliability. Operation and functions for Maxon's SL-70W Series radios are described in this manual.We urge you to thoroughly read this manual before operating the radio.Application of some of the functions described in this manual is determined by the system you use. Your Maxon Dealer will program your radio so that you have the greatest number of functions possible relative to your needs.Should you have questions regarding the operation of the radio, please consult your Maxon Dealer.About Maxon America, Inc.Maxon America, Inc. designs and manufactures professional FM two-way radio equipment to serve a wide variety of communication needs. Maxon produces equipment for the Land Mobile Radio and Specialized Mobile Radio markets (business, industrial, government and public safety).Table of ContentsSafety Information................................................................. Unpacking Information.......................................................... SL-70W Series Features.......................................................... Description of Radio Components......................................... Antenna Installation............................................................... Battery Pack Removal / Belt Clip Installation.......................... Battery Charging and Care..................................................... SL-70W Series Operation......................................................Power On-Volume.................................................Transmit.................................................................Receive..................................................................Power Off.............................................................. Status Indicators and Audible Alert Tones............................. Scan Modes.........................................................................Normal Channel Scan...........................................Priority Channel Scan............................................ Other Scanning Features......................................................Look Back.............................................................Scan Channel Delete.............................................CTCSS/DCS Scanning............................................Normal Scan TX....................................................Priority Scan TX.....................................................Priority Only TX....................................................Receive Only Scan................................................ Licensing and Service Information........................................ Recycling / Disposal of Batteries.......................................... Software Copyrights............................................................. Maintenance........................................................................ Limited Warranty.................................................................12 3 4 5 7 7 8 9 9 9 9 10 10 11 11 11 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 14 15 16Safety InformationThe Federal Communications Commission (FCC), with its action in General Docket 79-144, March 13, 1985, has adopted a safety standard for human exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) electromag-netic energy emitted by FCC regulated equipment. Maxon sub-scribes to the same safety standard for the use of its products. Proper operation of this radio will result in user exposure far below the Occupational Safety and Health Act and Federal Communications Commission limits.WARNING - DO NOT hold the radio in such a manner that theantenna is next to, or touching, exposed parts of thebody, especially the face or eyes, while transmitting. WARNING -DO NOT allow children to operate transmitter -equipped radio equipment.CAUTION -DO NOT operate the radio near unshielded electrical blasting caps or in an explosive atmosphere unless itis a type especially designed and qualified for such use. CAUTION - DO NOT press and hold the transmit switch (P-T-T)when not actually wishing to transmit.NOTE: This radio operates in FCC regulated frequency bands. All radios must be licensed by the FCC before use. Because this radio contains a transmitter, Federal law prohibits unauthorized use or adjustments of this radio.2Unpacking InformationRemove and carefully inspect the contents of your package(s) for the following items:RadioBattery PackAntennaBelt ClipOperating InstructionsIf any items are missing, please contact your Dealer or Maxon.3SL-70W Series Features•Wideband operation•Channel scan•Priority channel scan•Look back channel•CTCSS/DCS tone signalling•Busy channel lockout•Time-out timer•Programmable 12.5 to 25 kHz channel spacing (per channel)•HI / LO power switch provides full 5 Watts or battery saving ~1.5 Watts output4Description of Radio Components1)Antenna Receptacle2)Accessory Jack: Used with optional speaker microphone ormini-VOX unit. May also be used for an external 8 Ohmspeaker or an earphone.3)On / Off - Volume Control4)Channel Selector Knob5)BUSY / TX / BT Indicator: Tri-color Light Emitting Diode (LED)identifies radio status.6)HI/LO "TX" Power Switch: Selects radio output power.7)Monitor Button8)P-T-T Bar9)Speaker10)Microphone11)Slide-on Battery Pack: 600 or 1200 mAh battery packs.12)Battery Charge Contacts56Antenna InstallationFasten the antenna to the radio by turning the antenna clockwise into the receptacle on top of the radio.Battery Pack Removal / Belt Clip InstallationThe battery must be removed from the radio body to install the belt clip. Remove the slide-on battery pack by placing your thumb under the latch on the side of the radio (A). Lift upward while sliding battery away from your thumb (B). Insert top portion of belt clip into recessed hole located on rear top of radio body (C). Position bottom of belt clip against radio back (D). Re-install battery by aligning "rails" on battery with radio body and sliding firmly toward latch side of radio (E). Once the battery is installed, the belt clip cannot be removed without again removing the battery pack.7Battery Charging and CareTo ensure peak performance from your radio, the battery pack must be fully charged. Proper care and charging will allow maximum performance and life of your battery pack.The SA-1120 Pedestal Charger, available optionally for your SL-70W Series Radio, offers convenient charging capabilities. The charging cycle with this charger is overnight (12-16 hours). For longest battery life try to avoid charging the radio for more than 24 hoursat a time.The optional SA-1125 Desktop Quick Charger provides "one hour" charging and normal "slow" charging to two units simultaneously. The high capacity 1200 mAh battery pack will take longer to fully charge.See accompanying instructions included with these chargers for more information.To receive maximum performance from your radio and battery pack, periodically completely discharge and recharge the battery pack.8SL-70W Series OperationsPower On-VolumeTurn the radio on by rotating the on/off - volume control clockwise until you hear a click and the self test "alert" tone.TransmitCAUTIONOPERATION OF THE TRANSMITTER WITHOUTA PROPER ANTENNA INSTALLED MAY RESULT INPERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE RADIO1) Press the monitor button to monitor the channel for activity. Toavoid interrupting another user, make sure the channel is clearbefore you begin transmitting.NOTE: Federal Communications Commission Rules and Regulations require that you monitor a channel for activity before transmitting. NOTE: The tri-color LED located on the top panel can help with channel monitoring. It will glow amber if RF activity is present; or green if the transmission has a CTCSS or DCS tone that matches a tone programmed for receive in your radio. When this LED is not illuminated, the radio is indicating a "clear" channel.2)When the channel is clear, hold the radio upright with the antenna vertical and the front grille area about 2-3 inches fromthe mouth, keeping the antenna away from the face and eyes. Press and hold the P-T-T bar on the side of the radio, and speak slowly and clearly into the grille area.NOTE: The LED will glow red when transmitting. This indicator should be on continuously while the P-T-T bar is being pressed and the radio is transmitting. Should the red LED be "flashing", the battery needs to be recharged and transmission will cease. Recharge the battery before attempting more than one transmission. ReceiveWhen you have finished transmitting, release the P-T-T to receive. 9Power OffWhen finished transmitting, receiving, monitoring, etc., turn the radio off by rotating the on/off-volume control fully counter-clockwise, to the detent position.Status Indicators and Audible Alert TonesYour SL-70W Series has a sophisticated microprocessor control which provides a series of audible alert tones.Upon initial power up, a quick melody indicates that the self-test of the microprocessor functions has been completed satisfactorily. A series of tones may be sounded with any of the following conditions:• Attempt to transmit on a channel set for receive only• Attempt to transmit on a channel that is already in use when busy channel lockout has been programmed into the radio *• Transmitting time has exceeded time-out timer programmed length *• Low battery condition• Selecting a channel with no programmed frequency* Indicates a function that is initially programmed into the radio by your Maxon Dealer.NOTE:All audible tones can be programmed off for silent operation.Scan ModesScanning is a Dealer programmable feature that allows you to monitor a number of channels. Your Dealer will help you define a channel "scan list" to be programmed into a scan channel (any channel, 1-16). Once that channel location is selected, scan is initiated.Normal Channel ScanOnce the scan list is programmed you can initiate scan. Simply move the channel selector knob to the scan channel positionand the radio will start to scan. The top panel LED can beprogrammed to flash green as the radio is scanning.If a conversation is detected on any of the channels in the scan list, the radio will stop on that channel and you will be able to hear the conversation. If programmed for normal scan TX youwill be able to transmit on that active channel during theprogrammable scan delay time. The scan delay time is theamount of time the radio will stay on that channel once activity has ceased (Dealer programmable, 4-7 seconds is typical). The radio will resume scanning once the scan delay time hasexpired. Scanning will continue until the channel is changed.Priority Channel ScanA single channel may be programmed as the "Priority" channel.The radio will constantly monitor this channel while scanningand when the radio has stopped on an active channel. If a callis detected on the "Priority" channel, the radio will automati-cally move to, and remain on, the "Priority" channel for as long as the priority conversation takes place. "Priority" channelactivity takes precedence over all other conversations.NOTE: "Priority" channel scan and "look back" require that the radio leave the active channel for a fraction of a second (atregular intervals) to check the priority channel for a message.Depending upon how the radio is programmed (scan speed,etc.) this may or may not be noticeable as "breaks" on theactive channel for that same fraction of a second.11Other Scanning Features•Look Back: Any channel, when not in the scan mode, can be programmed to "look back" at the "Priority" channel. Thisfeature is ideal for those who do not need scan as defined above, but want to make sure that they never miss a call on the "Priority" channel if another channel has been selected. Once a "look back" channel has been selected, the radio will periodically "look back" at the "Priority" channel. If activity is detected on the "Priority" channel, the radio will move to that channel for as long as it remains active.•Scan Channel Delete: To temporarily delete a channel from the scan list, simply press the monitor button while scanning and stopped on the channel to be deleted. This will remove that channel from the scan list until the channel is changed or the radio's power is reset. When power is restored or the scan list channel position is again selected, the original Dealer pro-grammed scan list will be activated.•CTCSS/DCS Scanning: The SL-70W can be programmed by your Dealer to scan for tone. This will help block out unwanted calls.• Normal Scan TX: Allows a transmission only after a call is received,depending on the programmed scan delay time. After the scan resumes, and a transmission is made, the radio will sound an alarm (two beeps) and will not allow a transmission.• Priority Scan TX: Allows a transmission after a call is received depending on programmed scan delay time. The transmission will be made on the channel that the call was received. After the scan resumes, if a transmission is made, the radio will transmit on the programmed priority channel.•Priority Only TX: Allows a transmission on the priority channel when scanning and not stopped on an active channel. It can also be programmed to always transmit on the priority channel if scanning or stopped on an active channel.•Receive Only Scan: This allows only reception. If a transmission is made at any time, the radio will sound an alarm (two beeps) and will not allow the transmission.12Licensing and Service InformationFCC LicensingThe Federal Communications Commission requires that the operator of this radio be properly licensed under the applicable Part and/or Parts of the FCC Rules and Regulations.Consult with your Maxon Dealer, or contact the nearest FCC Field Office for information about obtaining a license.ServiceDo not tamper with internal adjustments. Damage to the equipment and/or improper operation may result. There are no user serviceable items inside the radio.It is recommended that you return your radio to a qualified Maxon Dealer for any service or repairs.Recycling/Disposal of BatteriesThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) classifies used Ni-Cd batteries as hazardous waste, unless certain exemptions apply. The battery should be recycled at the end of its useful life. Under various state or local laws, such batteries must be recycled or disposed of properly and cannot be dumped in landfills or incinerators.Maxon America, Inc. fully endorses and encourages the recyclingof Ni-Cd batteries. A national program to collect and recycle usedNi-Cd batteries is being implemented by the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC ™). This program is being funded through the use of license fees paid by the battery and product manufacturers to place the RBRC™ Seal on the batteries.The following is a list of recycling facilities where the batteriescan be shipped to be recycled. Contact these facilities for proper packaging and shipping guidelines.13INMETCO245 Portersville Road Ellwood City, PA 16117 TEL: (412) 758-2802 FAX: (412) 758-9311Within Minnesota,U.S. Filter Recovery Services, Inc.2430 Rose PlaceRoseville, MN 55113TEL: (800) 732-3226FAX: (612) 788-0312Within New Jersey,Wade Environmental Industries,Battery Division293-C Jackson RoadAtco, NJ 08004TEL: (609) 767-2760FAX: (609) 767-0698Software CopyrightsThe Maxon products described in this operating instruction manual may include copyrighted Maxon software programs stored in semi-conductor memories or other media. Laws in the United States and other countries preserve for Maxon certain exclusive rights for copy-righted software programs, including the exclusive right to copy or reproduce in any form the copyrighted software program. Accordingly, the copyrighted Maxon software programs contained in the Maxon products described in this operating instruction manual may not be copied or reproduced without the express written permission of Maxon. Furthermore, the purchase ofMaxon products shall not be deemed to grant either directly orby implication, estoppel, or otherwise, any license under the copyrights, patents or patent applications of Maxon, except for normal non-exclusive royalty free license to use that arises by operation of law in the sale of a product.14MaintenanceYour SL-70W Series Radio is designed to be maintenance free. To keep your radio in good working condition:Clean external surfaces with a clean cloth dampened in a solution of dishwasher detergent diluted in water. Apply the solution sparingly to avoid any moisture leaking into cracks and crevices. Do not submerge the radio. Use a non-metallic brush to dislodge stubborn particles, if necessary. Dry the surface thoroughly with a soft, lint free cloth.DO NOT use solvents or spirits for cleaning - they may permanently damage the housing.Clean the battery contacts on the bottom of the radio with a lint free cloth to remove dirt, grease, or other foreign material that may impede good electrical contact15Limited WarrantyMaxon America, Inc. ("Maxon") warrants the Maxon Product manufactured by it against defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of two (2) years from the date of delivery to the original end user, provided that the user has complied with the requirements stated herein. This warranty is not assignable or transferable. Maxon is not responsible for any ancillary equipment which is attached or used in connection with this product.Maxon shall have no obligation to make repairs or to cause replacement required which result from normal wear and tear or necessitated in whole or in part by catastrophe, fault or negligence of the user, improper or unauthorized alterations, repairs to the Product, use of the Product in a manner for which it was not designed, or by causes external to the Product. This warranty is void if the serial number is altered, defaced or removed.Maxon's sole obligation hereunder shall be to repair or replace the Product covered in the above warranty.To receive warranty service, deliver or send the Product, transporta-tion and insurance prepaid, to the place of purchase along with your proof of purchase. Alternatively, call 1-800-821-7848 for other locations or authorization to return the product directly to Maxon. THE EXPRESS WARRANTIES CONTAINED HEREIN ARE IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.FOR ANY PRODUCT WHICH DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE WARRANTY SPECIFIED, THE SOLE REMEDY WILL BE REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT. IN NO EVENT WILL MAXON BE LIABLE TO THE BUYER OR ITS CUSTOMERS FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, OR FOR THE LOSS OF PROFIT, REVENUE OR DATA ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF OR THE INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT.This warranty is void for sales and deliveries outside of the United States.16Maxon America, Inc.Business Radio Division10828 NW Air World DriveKansas City, Missouri 64153816/891-6320, FAX: 816/891-8815P/N: 680-090-0004。
Harris无线电编程套件使用指南说明书
Radio programming▪Includes easy-to-use Windows®-based applications▪Configures most Harris radios▪Links to Over-the-Air ProgrammingHarris’ radio programming suite of applications (RPM and ProGrammer) allows users to program radios for use on P25 trunked, P25 conventional, ProVoice™, Enhanced Digital Access Communication System (EDACS®), EDACS IP, and analog conventional systems. The user-friendly Windows®-based applications allow users to manage a fleet of radios easily and effectively.Radio Management Made EasyThe Harris radio programming suite provides one common interface for most Harris radios. By providing consistency of appearance and operation, the applications create a familiar work environment that saves training time and reduces confusion for users. The radio programming suite provides increased flexibility and fills growing requirements for radio fleet management and system security. Radio programming applications offer the following features: ▪Windows graphical userinterface provides users withall the elements of a modern,user-friendly interface:menus, toolbars, icons, andaccelerator keys.▪Portability of radio personali-ties (profiles) eliminates theneed to obsolete entirepersonalities simply becausethe user changes radiotypes. To reproduce radiopersonalities across prod-ucts, simply add the newradio type to the existingpersonality and program theradio.▪Shared personality informa-tion allows users to definetalkgroups and frequencysets only once and use themacross the radio productlines.▪To ensure system security,the applications must beregistered to become acti-vated. Registration can beperformed via the Internet atthe time of installation ormanually if a customer doesnot have Internet access.On-Line Help for UsersWhen radio programmingapplications are installed,additional programming toolsare created which allow the userto easily access on-line informa-tion for programming, features,or troubleshooting. One ofthese tools is On-Line Help.Extensive On-Line Helputilizes hypertext help fields toanswer questions users mighthave about programming theradios and the features theysupport. In addition, On-LineHelp includes a handy referencefor trunked terms and features.Link to ProFile™The radio programming suitealso provides the link to ProFile,a Windows-based application forwireless, over-the-air program-ming (OTAP) of trunked radios.The radio programming applica-tions create, modify, and storepersonalities, and then ProFiledelivers personalities over theair for increased productivity.ProFile operates on ProVoice,EDACS, EDACS IP, and P25IPtrunked systems.Radio Personality Manager (RPM)ProGrammer™Public Safety and Professional Communications | 221 Jefferson Ridge Parkway | Lynchburg, VA USA 24501 | 1-800-368-3277 (+1-434-455-6403)Harris, Unity, assuredcommunications, and EDACS are registered trademarks of Harris Corporation.ProGrammer, ProVoice, ProFile, G-MARC, LPE-200, LPE-50, IPE, FMD, PCS, KMC, and KPC are trademarks of Harris Corporation. Monogram, Orion, M-RK, Jaguar, MDR, MDX, M-PA, DPE, Allegra, and P ANTHER are trademarks of Harris Corporation. Trademarks and tradenames are the property of their respective companies. Copyright © 2015 Harris Corporation. All rights reserved. Printed in U.S.A. 03/15 ECR-7522FTechnical specifications are subject to change without notice. Product sales are subject to applicable U.S. export control laws.SpecificationsSoftware Operating Systems SupportedMicrosoft ®Windows ®XP Professional Microsoft Windows 7 Microsoft Windows 8Microsoft Windows Server ®2003 Microsoft Windows Server 2008Radio Programming Options and Accessories∙ Trunked Radio Programming (Radio Personality Manager (RPM) and ProGrammer): Windows-based software only (TQS3385) ∙ Conventional Radio Programming (RPM and ProGrammer): Windows-based software only (TQS3389)∙ Radio Programming Support Services: Annual software update services purchased in conjunction with TQS3385. Keeps TQS3385 softwarecurrent as new releases are made available. ∙ Programming cables∙ Radio Programming Suite (TQ3385 or TQ3389) consists of 2 applications:∙ Radio Personality Manager ∙ ProGrammerRadios Supported by Radio Personality Manager Release R2 or laterUnity ®XG-100M Unity ®XG-100P P5200 XG-75M XG-75P P5100*M7300 P7300 XG-25P M7200 P7200 XG-15PM7100IP * P7100IP* Jaguar™ 700P and 700Pi (RU101219)* M5300 P5500XG-25M P5400 Jaguar™ 725M *P5300*RPM supports radio code version 13 and higher for the M7100IP , Jaguar 725M, P7100IP , P5100, and Jaguar 700P and 700Pi.Radios Supported by ProGrammer Release R20 or laterM7100IP**P7100IP**Orion™PCS™ Dual-Mode Jaguar 725M ** P5100**P ANTHER 300MLPE-50™EDACS 500M Jaguar™ 700P and 700Pi ** MDX™ KPC™KMC™ M-RK™ MDR™EDACS M-PA™LPE-200™ Alpha FMD™ EDACS Monogram Portable EDACS 300P FMDIPE™ P ANTHER™ 500P EDACS Monogram™ Mobile DPE™ P ANTHER 300P DPE-100 DPE-200Allegra™**ProGrammer supports through radio code version 11 for the M7100IP , Jaguar 725M, P7100IP , P5100, and Jaguar 700P and 700Pi.。
M-Audio M32R 使用说明书
P r o F X v 3 P r o f e s s i o n a l E f f e c t s M i x e r w i t h U S BProFXv3 Professional Effects Mixer with USB重要的安全说明1. 请阅读本说明。
2. 请保存本说明。
3. 请注意所有的警告。
4. 请遵守使用说明。
5. 请勿在水源附近使用本设备。
6. 请用干布清洁。
7. 不要堵塞任何通气孔。
请按照制造商的指示安装。
8. 不要安装在任何热源附近，如散热器、加热器、炉具或其他 产生热量的装置（包括放大器）。
9. 不应在设备上放置明火源，如点燃的蜡烛。
10. 不要忽视极性或接地型插头的安全用途。
一个极性插头有两个刀片，其中一个比另一个宽。
接地式插头有两个刀片和第三个接地。
宽刀片或接地的使用是为了您的安全。
如果所提供的插头不适合您的插座，请咨询电工，及时更换过时的插座。
11. 防止电源线被踩到或被夹住，特别是在插头处，插座，以及设备接线处。
12. 只使用制造商指定的附件/配件。
13. 仅使用由制造商指定的或与设备一起出售的手推车、支架、三脚架、托架或桌子。
当使用推车时，移动推车/设备时请小心，避免因翻车而受伤。
14. 若长段时间未使用，在雷雨期间请拔下电源线。
15. 将所有维修工作交给合格的维修人员。
当设备因各种原因损坏时，如电源线或插头损坏，液体溅洒或物体落入设备，设备被雨淋湿或受潮，操作不正常，或掉落，需要维修服务。
16. 本设备不应暴露在滴水或溅水的环境中，任何装满液体的物体，如花瓶或啤酒杯，不应放置在设备上。
17. 不要过载壁式电源插座和延长电线，这可能导致火灾或电击的风险。
18. 本设备是按Class-I 结构设计的，必须连接到带有保护接地的电源插座（第三接地）。
19. 本设备配有摇杆式电源开关。
开关位于后面板上，应便于用户使用。
20. 电源插头或电器耦合器被用作断开装置，因此，断开装置应便于操作。
holybro 卫星通信电台V3快速入门指南 说明书
Telemetry Radio V3Quick Start GuideOverviewA Holybro Telemetry Radio is a small, light and inexpensive open source radio platform that typically allows ranges of better than 300m “out of the box” (the range can be extended to several kilometres with the use of a patch antenna on the ground). The radio uses open source firmware which has been specially designed to work well with MAVLink packets and to be integrated with the Mission Planner, Copter, Rover and Plane.The radios can be either 915Mhz or 433Mhz and you should purchase the model which is appropriate for your country/region.SPECIFICATIONSProcessing100 mW maximum output power (adjustable) -117 dBm receive sensitivity Open-source SIK firmwareRP-SMA connector2-way full-duplex communication through adaptive TDM UART interface Transparent serial linkMAVLink protocol framingFrequency Hopping Spread Spectrum (FHSS) Configurable duty cycle Error correction corrects up to 25% of bit errors Open-source SIK firmware Configurable through Mission Planner & APM PlannerFT230X is a USB to BASIC UART ICFeaturesInterchangeable air and ground modules 915 or 433 mHzMicro-USB port4-position JST-GH connectorDimensions26 x 53 x 10.7mm (without antenna)PowerSupply voltage: 5V DC (from USB or JST-GH)Transmit current: 100 mA at 20dBmReceive current: 25 mASerial interface: 3.3 V UARTPort DescriptionStatus LEDsThe radios have 2 status LEDs, one red and one green. The meaning of the different LED states is:Green LED blinking - searching for another radioGreen LED solid - link is established with another radioRed LED flashing - transmitting dataRed LED solid - in firmware update modeConnect to PixhawkUse the 4 pin JST-GH connector that should have come with the radio to connect the radio to your Pixhawk’s “Telem 1” (“Telem 2” can also be used but the default recommendation is “Telem1”).Connect to a PCConnecting the radio to your Windows PC is as simple as connecting the micro USB cable (which should have been included with the radio) to your PC. The necessary drivers should be installed automatically and the radio will appear as a new “USB Serial Port” in the Windows Device Manager under Ports (COM & LPT). The Mission Planner’s COM Port selection drop-down should also contain the same new COM port.Connect to TABLETConnect the ground module to your tablet using the Android adapter cable. Connect the colored end to the tablet and the black end to the radio.Holybro is a registered trademark of Holybro, registered in the U.S. and other countries. ©Copyright 2018 Holybro. All Rights Reserved.。
Philips TAVS700 原创无线电台说明书
PhilipsOriginal radio20 W Output PowerTAVS700Iconic vibesAuthentic 1950s style meets modern performance in this mains-powered Bluetoothradio. The wooden cabinet, copper dials and dimmable display make this the perfectcenterpiece in any room. A digital radio tuner delivers clear reception.Iconic looks. Modern performance.•Vintage wooden cabinet. Period 1950s details•Clear, detailed sound. 2x3" full-range speakers•Bass-reflex port. Full, powerful low tones•Large, clear digital clock display. DimmableTuned for today•DAB+ and FM digital radio with presets•Twin dual-layered control knobs•20 W output power•Copper-toned mesh grille lets the sound flowPlay it again•AC-in. Mains-powered•Up to 10 m wireless range•Dimensions: 335x146x183 mm•Weight 2.55 kgIssue date 2022-05-09Version: 1.0.112 NC: 8670 001 72767EAN: 48 95229 11573 6© 2022 Koninklijke Philips N.V.All Rights reserved.Specifications are subject to change without notice. Trademarks are the property of Koninklijke Philips N.V. or their respective Specifications Original radio Bluetooth® 20 W Output PowerHighlights Original radio This Bluetooth radio pays homage to the iconic Philips Philetta 254 tabletop radio. The vintage wooden cabinet oozes charm. The 1950s detailing on the twin control knobs and speaker grille takes you back to the era when jazz and rock and roll ruled the airwaves.Sharp digits. Night and day.The large, clear digital clock display is dimmable, so it's easy to find the perfect level for your room. When the sun goes down, press the menu knob to access and change the intensity of the illumination.Tuned for today This retro radio features a digital FM tuner for radio—and a Bluetooth connection for streaming from your mobile device. The digital radio tuner delivers crystal-clear reception. You can set up to 20 FM presets and 20 DAB presets for your favourite stations.Crisp sound and punchy bass Two 3" full-range speakers deliver clear sound. A bass-reflex port fills in the low tones, giving you rounded, powerful bass response. The copper-toned mesh grille lets the sound flow.Easy pairing. Easy listening.A short press of the power button gets this radio ready to pair. The wireless range is 10 m: perfect if your device is in another room. Two retro-styled knobs with dual layers offer control of volume, source, DAB+/FM stations, and more.Accessories •Included accessories: Quick install guide, AC power cord (VDE & UK)Loudspeakers •Built-in speakers: 2Sound •Volume Control: rotary •Sound system: stereo •Output power (RMS): 20WCompatibility •other Bluetooth-enabled device Connectivity •Bluetooth profiles: A2DP, AVRCP, HFP •Bluetooth version: 5•USB charging: Yes, 5V, 2A •Bluetooth range: Line of sight, 10M or 30FT Tuner/Reception/Transmission •Auto digital tuning•Tuner Bands: FM Stereo •DAB: info display, menu, smart scan •Tuner bands: DAB (Band III)•No. of preset stations: 20 (DAB), 20 (FM)•DAB frequency range: 174.9 - 239.2 MHz •FM frequency range: 87.5 - 108 MHz •Tuner Display:PLL Convenience •Clock/Version:Digital •Clock: sleep timer Clock •Time format: 12H, 24H Dimensions •Product weight: 2.55 kg •Product dimensions (WxDxH): 33.5 x 14.6 x 18.3 cm •Weight incl. Packaging: 2.75 kg •Packaging dimensions (WxDxH): 40.8 x 18.6 x 23.4 cm。
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奇奇电子工作室
“蛙鸣”微型电报收发信机
套件说明书 终极版V3
简单介绍 这是一个体积非常小巧的简易40米波段微功率等幅电报收发信机，使用9V方电池或者外接
的9-12V的直流电源供电。在传播比较好的时候，可以和数百公里内附近省份的业余电台进行通 信。此机最早由国内无线电爱好者引入，而且还给它起了很好听的名字“蛙鸣”。
奇奇电子工作室
此线圈匝数为8圈，同时注意线圈要均匀分布在磁环的周围。 IC识别为
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电解电容的极性 电解电容有正负极性，插入PCB 板进行安装时，请确保正负极对应无误，请不要安装错。
红发红LED，长引脚为正极，短引脚为负极
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磁环线圈的绕制 本套件包含两种磁环：FT37-43 与 T37-2。绕制时勿判断错。 FT37-43 外表颜色为黑色。 T37-2 外表颜色为红色。 磁环线圈的匝数判断参考下图：
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改进建议 将1N4001换成合适的变容管（建议是的0P-100P），可加大接收频率范围。 Q1选择9018功率会在0.8W~1.2W之间，选择8050功率会在1.5W~2W之间（选择8050会使D882
工作在临界状态，需要谨慎）。
最后，希望大家DIY这个机器的时候，都能一次成功！
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直径0.51mm漆包线一段
注意:LM386 因厂家不同，会有如 GM386、KA386、JRC386 等，均是 LM386 兼容型号！
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调应该从高到低有所变化。
使用方法 因为此机是简单的直接变频收发信机，抗干扰、选择性都不能和超外差接收机相提并论的，
所以必须使用不差于全长半波偶极的天线，否则通信效果比较差。选择干扰比较小、传播好的 时机进行通信实验，最好与朋友预约通信。通信距离在150-300公里左右比较有保障，距离更大 要看传播环境和操作员的操作技巧。如果广播干扰比较大，要用 5K GAIN 电位器衰减信号，可 以从广播干扰中突现信号。这个衰减电位器很关键，仔细调节，会收到意想不到的效果。在传 播好的时候，用此机与FT80C商品短波电台对远地的同一个信号做对比接收，此机效果基本与商 品机没什么差别，这让人出乎意料。
电路原理 参见本文档末页附图，接收部分的核心是一颗NE602，它内部包括一个振荡电路和一个平衡
混频器，天线进来的信号经过一个晶体滤波器和衰减电位器之后，进入混频器，振荡电路在接 收频率上振荡，两个信号经过混频，就直接报把SSB/CW信号变频为音频，NE602输出的音频再送 给LM386放大，这样就完成了整个过程。所以采用直接将射频信号混频变为音频的接收机被叫做 “DC接收机”，DC的意思是直接变频。
方法如下：
瓷片电容的电容量一般发pF(10R -12次方F)为单位，有些产品采用直接标注，如1000p、220p 等：更多的以指数表示法，如：102、221，前两位是电容量的有效数字，后一位数是后面添零 的个数，如102表示有效数是10，2表示后面再添2个0，即1000pF;221表示有效数学2，1表示后 面再添1个0，即220pF。
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元件清单 收到后，请先核对器件是否有遗漏，有问题请与本店联系。
1/4W固定电阻
电解电容
R1、R2
10欧
R3
39欧
R4
200欧
R6、R7、R8、 R9、R10 1K
R5、R11、R12、R13 10K
R14
47K
R15
100K
R16、R17
150K
R18
220K
可调电阻
W2
47K(473)
套件发蛙鸣3.1公开版本为基础，结合国内实际使用情况，修正了几个关键问题后，经多次 调试才形成目前的版本。
主要指标 电源：9V-12V（推荐使用12V线性稳压电源） 天线：50欧姆，不平衡式 发射功率：2W（使用9V电源），3W（使用12电源） 频率：发射本振频率：7023KHz; 接收本振频率：约7023-7026KHz 工作模式：CW
U4C
LEDB
R7
1
2
2
1K VCC_R
R14 47K
C13
0.01uF D7
BB R11
EC
Q3 D882
470pF
470pF
ANT
7
13 D2
111
2 74HC00
35 74HC00
7
69
10 74HC00
8 74HC00
7
7
1N4148 10K
1N4148
R17
R16
E
150K
150K
C7
Q1
LM386放大输出的语音信号，由2N7000场效应管构成的静音电路用于在发射的时候关闭接 收，同时74HC00构成的音频振荡器产生侧音，使耳机跟随拍发产生“滴滴嗒嗒”的音频。
发射部分利用了NE602的振荡电路，然后以9018做缓冲放大，9018也作为发射键，控制收发 电路和信号的切换，末级是由D882构成的C类放大器，经过放大后的高频信号经过LPF滤波后接 天线。
制作调试 安装所有元件前，先将所有的晶体管、电阻、电容用万用表测试一遍。然后对照电路图和
PCB板上的标识安装所有的元件。一般按照从低到高的次序安装。焊接完毕后，必须检查是否有 焊锡短路。因套件中有MOS场效应管2N7000，为了防止静电击穿，应将烙铁妥善接地或者断开烙 铁电源，用余热焊接。同时给集成电路安装插座，这样可以有效避免将核心的集成电路焊坏。 一切妥当，检查无误后接上电源，电源的正负极性一定不要接错。耳机插座上插入随身听耳机， 应该可以听到白噪声。在天线端接上51欧姆电阻做假负载，短接KEY（模拟按下电键），检测整 机电流，应该超过150ma。不要长时间短接KEY发射，否则D882和假负载发热比较大，小心损坏。 在天线端接上天线，应该可以听到噪音变大或者有CW信号，旋转板上的确47K电位器，CW信号音