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Last Channel Recall (LCR) 

If you were scanning or listening a lot to other frequencies you may want to return to your last transmission channel 
by pressing a single button? Press the 

LCR (6)

 button to return to the last channel you used for transmission for 

more than 3 seconds. 
 
 

Noise Blanker 

A noise blanker is a circuit to fade out or limit temporarily pulsating interferences. As the 10 m band is especially 
effected by noise from electrical appliances and vehicles your unit is equipped with a corresponding function to be 
engaged in AM and SSB modes.  
The noise blanker is activated/deactivated by pressing 

FUNC

 and 

NB

 

(5). 

 

 
 
Simplex- and Repeater Operation 

With the default settings you can start to communicate point-to-point on simpex channels. In the years of high sun-
spot activities you can reach communication distances of several 1000 kilometers. A good indicator for long 
distance conditions are the repeater stations in Europe and USA. Most of the repeaters can be found in the upper 
band segment just below  29.670 MHz. 

 
Repeater settings 

You can reach repeaters in Europe and – under good propagation conditions as well in USA.  For repeater 
operation it is necessary to shift your transmitting frequency to the uplink frequency of the repeater, while you listen 
on the downlink frequency. For example you hear a repeater on 29.670 MHz. Then the suitable transmitting 
frequency for this repeater is 100 kHz lower at 29.570 MHz in this example. 

 
 
Activate the Repeater Shift 

Press first

 FUNC

 and then 

SHIFT 

(9)  in sequence. 

+SHIFT 

will appear in the display. Press both buttons once 

more, then  you obtain  

–SHIFT

 
Factory default value is 600 kHz (Far East). In Europe we use 100 kHz, so you should change the setting from 600 
kHz to 100 kHz. 

 
Change Shift Value 

The frequency shift can be varied between 10 and 999 kHz. Use again the sequence of 

FUNC

 and 

SHIFT

, but then 

hold the 

SHIFT

-key more than 3 seconds pressed, until the display shows 600.  

Now you can use the 

rotary channel knob

 or the 

UP / DOWN

- buttons at the microphone to adjust the shift value 

to the European / USA standard value 100 kHz. 
Confirm the setting be pressing the 

PTT

 button or the 

FUNC

 button. 

 

 
Sound Filter 

The receiver comes with a switchable sound filter, what is especially useful for noisy signals, as it attenuates the 
aggressive high sounds, making the sound easier to listen to. Deactivate this filter by pressing 

FUNC

 and 

LOW 

(8). 

 

 
Activate/Deactivate Key Tone 

Turn the unit on while pressing the transmission button (

PTT

 on microphone). In this way you toggle between 

activation and deactivation. 
 

 
Interesting Facts Relating to the Technical Data 
Storage and Backup of Set Data 
 

The radio is no longer equipped with a lithium battery, but uses the low power backup technology. For this reason 
data are only erased after a long time. 

 

Summary of Contents for AE 485 S

Page 1: ...1 AE 485 S 10 meter Amateur Radio Transceiver for AM FM SSB according to EU standard EN 301 783 2 ...

Page 2: ...elect Mode 8 USB and LSB 8 Set Transmission Power 9 How to Receive SSB 9 Use Frequency Memory 9 Enter Frequency 9 Recall saved Frequency 9 CALL Channel 9 Scan Mode 9 Start and Stop Scanning 9 Reverse Scanning Direction 9 Last Channel Recall LCR 10 Noise Blanker 10 Simplex and Repeater Operation 10 Repeater settings 10 Activate the Repeater Shift 10 Change Shift Value 10 Sound Filter 10 Activate De...

Page 3: ...tion requested for amateur radios In other countries except Germany it may be allowed only to use band limited equipment Even if you have an Amateur radio license the license does not give you the right to use this transceiver for any other purpose than amateur radio in the 10 m Band Persons who do not have a valid amateur radio license are not allowed to operate this radio The radio fulfills the ...

Page 4: ...lity Basing on not harmonised frequency applications and international amateur radio regulations the use of this radio in Europe is restricted to holders of a valid amateur radio licence and is only allowed for amateur radio traffic on the dedicated amateur radio frequencies This radio is not allowed for any other application not by radio amateurs or any other persons Diese Erklärung wird unter un...

Page 5: ...d never bypass with foil or similar measures Connect the red cable to the terminal and the black cable to the terminal of the power source The minus terminal for this radio is on the casing as usual for all modern vehicles When installing in boats safety measures against electrolytic and or galvanic corrosion such as insulated installation and galvanic insulation of the antenna connections may be ...

Page 6: ...devices or devices of others are interfered with even with sufficient EMC immunity according to EU directive For instance hum trouble from your own power adapter or via the microphone to the transmitter irradiation into VCR or hi fi equipment and the like are well known Especially in SSB mode rather than in FM mode it can come to interferences with other devices due to the pulsating transmission s...

Page 7: ...lue about the output power You will see that for FM you will always have the same transmission display for AM the deflection is generally less and for SSB it varies with the rhythm of the speech Channel or Frequency Display With first use the unit starts in FM mode and a frequency in the 29 300 MHz range is displayed The unit starts in frequency mode the pictures below show the similar operating C...

Page 8: ...vers worldwide for CB radio The low background noise is advantageous if for instance in low interfering diesel trucks squelch is left open during standby operation A disadvantage is the lower communication range compared to FM because of higher allowed power in FM or even SSB and the varying volume between near and far stations In FM mode the transmission power is always the same when speaking thu...

Page 9: ...sing MSAVE MLOAD 10 in 5 station memories The settings are not erased during temporary power failure as the unit works with low power backup technology Enter Frequency Set the desired frequency Press the buttons FUNC MSAVE station memory 1 5 in sequence to save the frequency The display shows an S for SAVE after pressing FUNC MSAVE Recall saved Frequency Press MLOAD and the station memory 1 5 to a...

Page 10: ...y For example you hear a repeater on 29 670 MHz Then the suitable transmitting frequency for this repeater is 100 kHz lower at 29 570 MHz in this example Activate the Repeater Shift Press first FUNC and then SHIFT 9 in sequence SHIFT will appear in the display Press both buttons once more then you obtain SHIFT Factory default value is 600 kHz Far East In Europe we use 100 kHz so you should change ...

Page 11: ...et to factory settings is possible by disconnecting from power supply and briefly pressing the reset button on the separate small internal SUB Board after removing the speaker cover visible after removing the cover Perform this reset when experiencing malfunctions There are inevitable external interferences which may block the processor or lead to certain functions being not or not correct perform...

Page 12: ...ecialized service center for the device If in coubt please contact our hotline In case you want to send your device in for repairs please remember to include your proof of purchase and describe the malfunction as clearly as possible Technical Data General Frequency range jumper setting 2 28 000 MHz 29 700 MHz Frequency stability 400 Hz Transmission type A3E F3E J3E Admissible operating voltage ran...

Page 13: ...enquiries alan service ps tech de Hotline 01805 012204 0 14 Euro minute from German landlines mobile may be up to 0 42 Euro Important Customers in Germany should contact the Hotline before returning any radio because only our service address can give you the nearest and best service partner address for the most efficient repair service Customers in other countries please contact the local distribu...

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