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AR-147
AR-247
AR-447
TMA-281A
COMMANDO 246 BM
MOBILE TRANSCEIVER
USER'S MANUAL
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Summary

BEFORE OPERATION

CLEANING

Instructions for cleaning the transceiver's exterior and front panel.

2. SPECIFICATIONS

General

General technical specifications for the transceiver.

Transmitter

Technical specifications related to the transmitter.

Receiver

Technical specifications related to the receiver.

ACCESSORIES

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION

MOUNTING BRACKET

Step-by-step instructions for mounting the transceiver bracket.

4-2 CONNECTOR

4-2-1 Mobile Installations

Instructions for connecting the transceiver in a mobile setup.

5 OPERATION

5-1 CONTROL FUNCTIONS

Detailed explanation of the transceiver's front panel controls.

5-1-2 LCD Display Panel

Description of the transceiver's LCD display indicators and symbols.

5-1-3 Rear Panel

Identification and function of the rear panel connectors and ports.

5-2 RECEIVER OPERATION

Procedures for receiving signals and initial setup for reception.

5-2-2 Frequency Selection

How to change and select operating frequencies in VFO or memory modes.

5-3 TRANSMITTER OPERATION

Fundamental steps for transmitting, including power levels and microphone use.

5-3-2 Time-out-Timer(TOT)

Explanation and setting of the time-out timer to limit transmission duration.

5-4 MEMORY

Overview of data that can be stored in memory channels.

5-4-4 Specific Memory Channels

Special functions assigned to certain memory channels.

5-4-5 Memory Entry

Step-by-step guide for storing frequencies and data into memory channels.

5-4-6 Memory Channel Recall

How to retrieve stored memory channels.

5-4-7 Memory Shift

Copying memory or call channel data to VFO for editing.

5-4-8 Memory Channel Clear

Procedures for erasing stored memory channels.

5-5 SCAN

Available scanning modes: Band scan, programmable band scan, memory channel scan.

5-5-4 Programmable Band Scan

Setting up custom scan ranges using memory channels 11 and 12.

5-5-5 Memory Channel Scan

Scanning through memory channels that contain data and are not locked out.

5-5-6 Memory Channel Lockout

Temporarily skipping specific memory channels during scan operations.

5-6 DUAL-WATCH OPERATION

Monitoring two frequencies simultaneously.

5-6-1 Dual-watch on the dial-frequency and the memory frequency under CH1.

Activating dual-watch using the dial frequency and memory channel 1.

5-7 REPEATER OPERATION

Setting transmit frequencies relative to receive frequencies for repeater use.

5-7-3 Reverse Function

Reversing transmit/receive frequencies for repeater operation.

5-7-4 Tone Operation

Using sub-audible tones (CTCSS/DCS) and repeater access tones.

5-7-5 CTCSS Tone Selection

Selecting and setting CTCSS tones for squelch control.

5-7-6 DCS Code Selection

Selecting and setting Digital Code Squelch (DCS) codes.

CTCSS Tone;DCS Code Scan

Scanning for CTCSS tones or DCS codes on a received signal.

5-8 CTCSS;DCS Feature Selection

Adjusting polarity for DCS signal encoding/decoding.

5-9 C.SQ(CODE Squelch System) OPERATION

Using code squelch for selective reception based on three-digit codes.

5-9-1 Selecting and Storing the C,SQ code

Selecting and storing C.SQ codes from 000 to 999.

5-9-2 C.SQ Code Selection

How to select and set C.SQ codes using the VFO or DTMF keypad.

5-9-4 Using PAG;C.SQ with a repeater

Using Paging/Code Squelch functions with repeaters.

5-10 PAGING

Storing individual, group, and station codes for paging.

5-10-1 Paging Code Memories

Storing individual, group, and station codes for paging.

5-10-2 Setting the Paging Codes

Procedures for entering and setting paging codes.

5-10-3 Paging Transmission (Calling)

How to initiate paging calls to specific stations or groups.

5-10-4 Paging Reception (Stand by)

Procedures for receiving paging calls and entering standby mode.

5-10-5 Code Lockout

Temporarily disabling memory channels for paging transmission.

5-11 DTMF CODE DECODING FUNCTION

Displaying received DTMF signals on the LCD.

5-11-1 Setting the CODE decoding mode

Entering and configuring the DTMF code decoding mode.

5-11-2 Store the CODE Memory

Saving decoded DTMF codes to memory.

5-12 DTMF AUTODIALER OPERATION

Using DTMF autodialer for remote control or telephone numbers.

5-13 DTMF Redialer Operation

Redialing the last transmitted DTMF sequence.

5-14 KEYPAD DIRECT FREQUENCY ENTRY

Entering frequencies directly using the DTMF microphone keypad.

5-14 APO (Automatic Power Off)

Setting the automatic power-off function to conserve battery.

5-15 DIM(Dimmer)

Adjusting the display illumination intensity.

5-16 BEEP

Turning the beep sound function on or off.

5-17 LOCK

Functions for locking microphone or panel keys to prevent accidental changes.

5-18 CHANNEL DISPLAY

Switching the frequency display to channel number display.

6 KEY FUNCTION LIST

7 MAINTENANCE

7-1 GENERAL INFORMATION

Factory alignment and general operating information.

7-2 SERVICE

Procedures and advice for returning equipment for repair.

7-3 IN CASE OF DIFFICULTY

Troubleshooting guide for common operational problems and their solutions.

ADI AR-247 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandADI
ModelAR-247
CategoryTransceiver
LanguageEnglish

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