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General| Frequency Range (Transmit) | 1.6 - 30 MHz |
|---|---|
| Channels | 100 |
| Power Supply | 13.8 V DC |
| Current Consumption (Receive) | 1.5 A |
| Current Consumption (Transmit) | 20 A |
| Frequency Stability | ±1 ppm |
| Receiver Sensitivity | 0.5 μV for 10 dB |
| Tuning Steps | 100 Hz |
Provides a general overview of the Barrett 950 transceiver's capabilities and design.
Details the layout and function of the transceiver's front panel controls and display.
Explains how to change channels using up/down keys and direct numerical entry.
Describes the Selcall system for alerting other stations, including sending and receiving calls.
Details how to make direct dial telephone calls via the 660/960 telephone interconnect.
Explains how to program and initiate channel scanning and different halting conditions.
Explains how to use the clarifier to compensate for off-frequency received signals.
Describes audio, selcall, and signal strength mute functions and their operation.
Details how to select operating modes like LSB, USB, AM, CW, and AFSK.
Explains how to test and transmit alarms, including marine and RFDS alarm types.
Covers GPS requests, sending GPS position, pagecall, statcall, and call history.
Explains how to use the transceiver as a tunable receiver and set scan frequencies.
Details accessing and navigating open and protected menu sections for parameter settings.
Provides an overview of the ALE controller, its standards, and network operation.
Details the steps to initiate ALE scanning and prepare to receive ALE calls.
Explains how the transceiver behaves when receiving an ALE call and link status.
Details the process of initiating an ALE call to another station and station selection.
Provides general guidance for installing HF communication equipment, including unpacking.
Covers considerations for base station setup: position, power supply, and antenna.
Details considerations for vehicle mounting: safety, convenience, strength, and air circulation.
Discusses antenna mounting, feed cables, and VSWR for optimal performance.
Offers methods and kits for reducing electrical interference and noise in vehicles.
Explains the fundamental principles of HF radio spectrum and wave propagation.
Illustrates ground-wave and sky-wave propagation characteristics during day and night.
Discusses key factors like frequency selection, time of day, weather, and interference.
Describes the accessory interface and its pin functions for connecting peripherals.
Details the cable assembly for interconnecting the transceiver with ancillary units.
Explains how to mount Barrett 900 series products using the universal cradle.
Provides instructions for fitting a fan unit to the transceiver for cooling.
Describes kits for stacking multiple 900 or 500 series units vertically.
Details the kit for mounting the transceiver in a 19-inch rack.
Lists components of the interference suppression kit and its general application.
