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General| Brand | MGL Avionics |
|---|---|
| Model | V6 |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Covers operational limits like temperature, voltage, wiring, antenna, FAA certification, licensing, interference, and misuse.
Details the function of the MENU, ACTIVE, VOL/TEST, and FREQUENCY knobs and buttons.
Explains volume adjustment, squelch test, and muted radio function.
Explains swapping active/standby frequencies, enabling/disabling scanning, and setting emergency channel.
Explains setting operating frequency or channel entry.
Describes frequency entry via MHZ/KHZ and how to adjust values.
Explains switching to memory channel entry and selecting channels.
Details the bargraph for received signal strength and transmit modulation.
Allows entry into the two-level menu system for adjustments and options.
Outlines the First Level Menu and Second Level Menu structures.
Discusses four ambient noise suppression systems (VOGAD, VOX) and their settings.
Explains how to set the squelch level to filter out noise.
Details memory channel programming and editing.
Explains how to adjust display contrast for readability.
Describes adjusting microphone level for optimum modulation and its impact.
Covers adjustment of music input levels for stereo sources.
Explains adjustment of primary and secondary auxiliary audio inputs.
Describes an additional filter for microphone circuits to reduce noise.
Configures whether scanning is active when the transceiver is switched on.
Entry point to the Second Level Menu for installation settings.
Sets microphone mode during transmission (VOX or HOT).
Prevents transmission when a signal is received.
Enables or disables Priority scanning.
Configures how PTT inputs are handled (Join or Separate).
Selects between active/standby frequency selection or direct frequency entry.
Configures single or four independent microphone levels.
Configures microphone isolation for pilot and passengers.
Configures primary and secondary auxiliary audio inputs.
Configures audio output for recorder or external panel.
Configures sidetone availability from transmitter and intercom.
Selects between 25KHz and 8.33KHz channel spacing.
Resets the transceiver to factory default settings.
Covers general installation requirements, wiring, and safety.
Lists general specifications like frequency range, control, display, and memories.
Lists physical dimensions, installation depth, temperature range, and weight.
Lists transmitter specifications like output power and modulation.
Lists receiver specifications like sensitivity and audio output power.
Lists other specifications including microphone, intercom, and serial communications.
Details power requirements, voltage limits, and current consumption.
Information on RF exposure limits and safe operating distance.
Compliance statement with FCC rules and regulations.
Quick reference for adjusting volume and testing the receiver.
Quick reference for intercom setup and microphone levels.
Quick reference for switching between active and standby frequencies.
Quick reference for setting frequencies and tuning steps.
Quick reference for selecting and changing channels.
Quick reference for enabling or disabling scanning.
Quick reference for setting the emergency channel.
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