FLEX-6000 Signature Series – FLEX-6000 Hardware Reference Manual
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Copyright 2016 FlexRadio Systems. All Rights Reserved.
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 WELCOME
Thank you for purchasing the FLEX-6000 Signature Series software defined radio (SDR) from
FlexRadio Systems. The FLEX-6000 is an example of cutting edge SDR technology using
Digital Down Conversion (DDC) for exceptional performance and distortion free reception.
Direct Digital Up Conversion (DUC) eliminates analog mixing and IF amplification to
minimize spurious output and in-band intermodulation distortion to ensure ultra-clean RF
transmission.
The FLEX-6000 along with its SmartSDR software “ecosystem” represents the ultimate
operating experience for amateur radio operators.
1.2 MANUAL LAYOUT
The FLEX-6000 Hardware Reference Manual is designed as a guide for use while installing,
configuring, and integrating your FLEX-6000 into your amateur station. This manual
expands on the FLEX-6000 Quick Start Guide regarding connection details and hardware
configuration including basic connectivity information for interfacing with the more
common types of third-party hardware. It is designed for use in conjunction with the
SmartSDR Software User’s Guide. References to the FLEX-6000 Software User’s Guide will
be provided to assist you.
Throughout this manual, important references will be highlighted for your information and
safety. The following symbols and styles will be used:
! – WARNING: THIS MEANS THAT THERE IS A POTENTIAL SAFETY HAZARD IF THE RADIO
IS CONFIGURED OR OPERATED IMPROPERLY. PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION TO ALL “!”
WARNINGS.
Δ – CAUTION: This is a precautionary statement to acknowledge there is a risk to
damaging your radio or operating it in an unintended manner. Pay special attention to
the “Δ” symbol to get the most from your FLEX-6000.
I – Information: Important information will be highlighted with the “i” symbol. Read
these notes for helpful hints and details about your FLEX-6000.
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