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Explains conventions like bracketed keys and speech marks used in the manual.
Lists the items included with the AR2700 receiver.
Provides an overview of the AR2700's advanced features and construction.
Details the receiver's frequency range and supported reception modes (AM, NFM, WFM).
Describes the automatic selection of mode and channel step based on bandplan data.
Highlights the flexibility of search and scan functions using various parameters.
Advises on suitable environments and avoiding hazards like sunlight, heat, and liquids.
Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the receiver's physical condition.
Specifies the voltage, current, and battery types required for operation.
Details the charging procedure and care for NiCad batteries to prevent memory effect.
Explains how to connect aerials, including types and considerations for sensitivity.
Details the BNC socket for connecting aerials.
Explains the 3.5mm socket for audio output devices.
Describes the rotary control used for frequency tuning and data selection.
Explains how to adjust the squelch to minimize background noise.
Describes the control for adjusting the audio output level.
Details the display features, legends, and indicators.
Explains the layout and function of the front panel keypad.
Notes the presence of an internal speaker and its disconnection when external audio is used.
Explains how to access secondary functions using the [2ndF] key.
Describes the monitor key used to defeat squelch for weak signals.
Explains the keypad lock feature to prevent accidental operation.
Details the soft reset function for troubleshooting operational issues.
Explains the DC socket for charging and external power input.
Details the connector for computer control and data transfer.
Explains how to access and install batteries in the compartment.
Explains conventions used in the manual, such as key press notation.
Outlines initial steps before operating the receiver, like charging batteries.
Provides instructions on how to power the receiver on and set initial controls.
Details how to input frequencies using the keypad in manual mode.
Explains how to correct errors during frequency data entry.
Describes methods for changing frequency and tuning.
Explains how to select and change the tuning step size.
Details how to select and change the receive mode (AM, NFM, WFM).
Explains how to use the attenuator to reduce signal strength and prevent overload.
Guides on storing frequencies and settings into memory banks.
Explains how the receiver automatically moves to the next channel for storage.
Details how to retrieve stored frequencies and settings from memory.
Describes transferring memory data to the VFO for tuning.
Explains how to update or replace existing memory entries.
Provides instructions on how to delete memory channels and entire banks.
Explains how to set a priority frequency for monitoring activity.
Details how to enable and disable the priority watch feature.
Guides on setting the time interval for checking priority frequency activity.
Provides tips for optimizing scan speed and effectiveness.
Explains how to initiate scanning of stored memory channels.
Describes transferring a scanned channel's data to the VFO.
Explains how to choose a specific bank for scanning.
Details how to link multiple banks for scanning as a group.
Explains how to scan individual banks bypassed by bank linking.
Introduces the channel pass (lockout) feature to skip unwanted channels.
Explains how to pass (lockout) a channel during an active scan.
Guides on managing channel pass status via memory recall.
Explains the delay parameter that affects time on active channels after signal loss.
Details the pause parameter for holding on active channels during scan/search.
Describes how to perform a basic search between defined frequency limits.
Explains how to skip frequencies during a search using the PASS feature.
Details how to save and use programmed search banks.
Guides on viewing and identifying programmed search bank limits.
Explains how to create or modify search bank parameters.
Details how to link search banks for sequential scanning.
Explains how to scan individual banks bypassed by bank linking.
Explains how to activate the automatic power-off sleep timer.
Guides on setting the duration for the automatic power-off timer.
Details the initial setup for the optional voice recording chip.
Explains how to make a 20-second digital recording of transmissions.
Guides on replaying previously recorded transmissions.
Explains how to configure RS232 communication settings for computer control.
Details the process of copying data between two AR2700 receivers.
Describes different methods for resetting the receiver's microprocessor.
Addresses common issues like weak signals and frequency jump errors.
Explains various LCD messages, including beeps, boops, and error codes.
Covers advanced settings like squelch detect and PLL lock times.
Optional chip for recording and playback of 20 seconds of transmission.
Adaptor and interface for computer control and cloning data.
High-performance VHF-UHF discone aerial for wide frequency coverage.
Filter to reduce interference from powerful VHF transmitters.
Covers frequency range, coverage, and supported reception modes.
Details receiver sensitivity across different bands and selectable tuning step sizes.
Specifies memory channel count, banks, search banks, and pass channels.
Includes VFO, priority channel, scan/search rates, aerial input, and audio output.
Outlines power requirements (battery and external) and current draw.
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