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The 21
10
SSB Tran
sceive
r
32
21
10
SSB T
ransceiver Reference
Manual
Handset
The 21
10
SSB T
ransceiver supports standard a
udio accessories using H-229 type
connectors. The handset is a standard issue, lightweight, tactical H-250/U type, with
built-in earphone, noise-cancelling microphone, and P
TT button. It is connected to the
6-way connector on the fr
ont panel of the transceiver
.
Figu
re
4:
T
he hand
set
earphone
microphone
PTT
43
45
Table of Contents
Default Chapter
3
Table of Contents
3
1 About this Manual
13
Standards and Icons
15
Definitions
16
Acronyms and Abbreviations
16
Glossary
18
Units
22
Unit Multipliers
22
About this Issue
23
2110 SSB Transceiver Compliance
26
Introduction
26
European Radio and Telecommunications Terminal Equipment Directive
27
Electromagnetic Compatibility and Safety Notices
28
Table 1: Earth Symbol
29
C-Tick Approval
30
Care and Safety Information
31
Table 2: Battery Storage Times
31
3 HF Radio Transmission
33
HF Radio Transmission
34
Figure 1: the Reflective Properties of the Ionosphere
34
Channels and Modes
35
Frequency, Distance and Time of Day
35
Table 3: Examples of Channels and Modes
35
Networks and Scanning
36
Etiquette for the Use of HF Radio
37
Table 4: the Phonetic Alphabet
38
4 The 2110 SSB Transceiver
39
Figure 2: the 2110 SSB Transceiver
39
The Front Panel
40
User Controls
40
Figure 3: the Front Panel
40
Interface Connectors
41
Antennas
41
Hot Keys
42
Table 5: Standard Hot Keys
42
Figure 4: the Handset
44
Handset
44
5 Preparing the 2110 SSB Transceiver for Use
46
Charging a Battery
46
Figure 5: Typical Front Panel of a Battery Charger
46
Connecting a Battery to the Transceiver
48
Inserting the Transceiver into a Backpack
48
Figure 6: Transceiver with Battery Pack Connected
48
Selecting an Appropriate Antenna
49
Table 6: Selection Guide for Antennas
49
Table 7: Advantages and Limitations of a Vertical Whip Antenna
50
Table 8: Advantages and Limitations of a Long Wire Antenna and Adaptor
51
Table 9: Advantages and Limitations of a End-Fed Broadband Antenna
51
Table 10: Advantages and Limitations of a Broadband Dipole Antenna
52
Table 11: Advantages and Limitations of a Wire Dipole Antenna
52
Troubleshooting the Transceiver
53
Table 12: General Troubleshooting
53
Testing the Installation
54
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio
54
On-Air Testing
55
6 Operating the Transceiver
57
Switching on the Transceiver
58
The Front Panel Screen
59
Figure 7: the Front Panel Screen
59
Figure 8: the Front Panel Screen Displaying a Value
59
The Channel Screen
60
Figure 9: the Channel Screen in the Channel List
60
Figure 10: the Scanning Screen
61
Battery Status Indicator
62
Figure 11: Battery Status Indicator
62
External Power Supply Indicator
63
Figure 12: External Power Supply Indicator
63
Selecting a Channel
63
Entering and Editing Text
64
The Editable Screens
64
Figure 13: Editable Screen Showing Upper-Case Text Entry
64
Figure 14: Editable Screen Showing Lower-Case Text Entry
64
Figure 15: Editable Screen Showing Numeric Text Entry
64
Editing a Screen
65
Figure 16: Editable Screen Showing Slider
65
Quick Start
69
Muting the Transceiver
73
Scanning Channels
74
Using the Microphone
75
Finding Words and Values
76
Setting the Basics
79
Setting the Time and Date
79
Displaying the Local Time and Date
81
Entering Your Station Self Address
81
Changing the Screen Contrast
86
Changing the Screen Brightness
86
Using Hot Keys
87
Tuning the Antenna
88
Automatic Tuning
88
Manual Tuning
89
Using the Clarifier
90
Reducing Background Noise with Easitalk
91
Using the Voice Encryptor
92
Setting up the Voice Encryptor
96
7 Using Lists
99
The Main Menu
100
Figure 17: the Contents of the Main Menu
100
Figure 18: Examples of Entries, Settings and Values
101
Selecting a List
102
The List Manager
103
Using the List Manager
103
Entries in the List Manager
104
Table 13: List Manager Entries and Their Functions
104
Setting a Marker
106
Setting the Home Screen
107
Changing a Setting in the Control List
108
Making Changes to All Other Lists
109
Hiding and Showing Settings
113
Figure 19: the Address List with Settings Shown
113
Figure 20: the Address List with Settings Hidden
113
Grouping and Ungrouping Entries
115
Figure 21: Ungrouped Entries in a List
115
Figure 22: Grouped Entries in a List, Level One
115
Figure 23: Grouped Entries in a List, Levels One and Two
115
Figure 24: Ungrouped and Grouped Entries
116
Figure 25: Locking and Hiding Grouped Entries
119
Restricting Access to Information
120
Table 14: Restricting Access to Information at User and Admin Levels
121
Logging into Admin Level
122
Displaying Full and Normal View
124
Figure 26: Full View
124
Hiding and Showing Information
125
Table 15: Hiding Items at User and Admin Levels
125
Locking and Unlocking Information
127
Table 16: Locking Items at User and Admin Levels
127
8 The Channel List
129
About Channels
130
Settings in the Channel List
130
Programming the Channel List
131
Editing a Channel
132
9 The Network List
134
About Networks
134
Figure 27: an Example of Information Stored in the Network List
134
Settings in the Network List
135
Special Network Names
139
Programming the Network List
140
The Control List
141
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Model
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Category
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Language
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