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Azden PCS-6000H Instruction Manual Download Page 2

Introduction

Congratulations! Now you are the owner of the most advanced state—of the—art VHF FM transceiver available
today.
Please read this manual carefully before attempting to operate your PCS—6000 transceiver. This will ensure that you
obtain the maximum operating convenience and versatility.

Unpack your PCS—6000 carefully and make sure that

it

is supplied with the standard accessories listed at page 14. Be

sure to send in the warranty card. Notify the carrier immediately if there is any evidence of damage to the unit. Keep
the
original packing materials in the unlikely event it becomes necessary to return the PCS—6000 for servicing.

CONT N NT S

Cautions Before Operation

2

Major Features

3

Operating Controls and Functions

4

How to use Keyboard

6

How to Store Frequencies in Memory

8

Recalling Memory Channels

10

Memory Seining/Band Scanning

11

Scanning Stop

12

Priority

12

Microphone

13

Accessories List

15

Specifications

16

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Summary of Contents for PCS-6000H

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Page 2: ... the standard accessories listed at page 14 Be sure to send in the warranty card Notify the carrier immediately if there is any evidence of damage to the unit Keep the original packing materials in the unlikely event it becomes necessary to return the PCS 6000 for servicing CONT N NT S Cautions Before Operation 2 Major Features 3 Operating Controls and Functions 4 How to use Keyboard 6 How to Stor...

Page 3: ...DC 151 So be sure that the power supply voltage is 12 to 14 4 volts Voltages less than ll 7VOC or greater than l5 9VDC will cause improper operation and possible damage 5 to the unit 3 Be sure that the antenna is securely mounted on your car and also check the external antenna system for 4 short circuit using an ohmmeter and then firmly screw the antenna plug into the antenna connector 00 the 5 re...

Page 4: ...ed to allow you to store any operating condition right at once 5 Versatile Scanning Functions Dual memory scan programmable band scanning hold scan and delay scan functions are provided The operations are detailed in the keyboard operation 6 Priority Channel Monitoring Memory channel AD the first channel in memory bank A is monitored at every four seconds regardless of any operating condition When...

Page 5: ...the knob is set to the T SQ position the squelch will open only for signals that accompany a certain designated sub audible tone frequency An optional tone squelch unit is required 4 Keyboard Switches The keyboard switches are used to select various operation modes programmed inside the microcomputer All the keys are LED illuminated for easy location in darkness Refer to Details of Keyboard for ea...

Page 6: ...his indicator lights up when the PTT switch is depressed indicating that the unit is in the transmit mode 13 Priority Indicator PRI This indicator lights up to tell you that the unit is in the priority mode See Priority at page 12 14 Frequency Indicator 15 Tone Indicator TONE This indicator lights up to tell you that either tone encoder or tone decoder i5 activated for use with an optional tone de...

Page 7: ...y is moved down by 5kHz Channel frequency step is variable to 10kHz 15kHz and or 20kHz by following the program procedure given at page 9 2 Rapid Channel Change UP DOWN The frequency is automatically changed up or down by holding down the UP or the DOWN key for more than about a second As the desired frequency is approached release the key and then push the UP or DOWN key repeatedly until the desi...

Page 8: ...e REV key is pressed and REV indicated on the display during repeater operation the transmit and receive frequency s are reversed To disable the reverse mode operation push the RF V key again and the RFV indicator is turned off to indicate that the reverse mode is disabled 7 How to operate Tone When F indicator is lit after the F switch is pushed pressing the TONE key will activate tone encoder an...

Page 9: ...quency b Just push the M MODE key when you want both the transmit and receive frequency to be the same But if you want to set a different transmit frequency from the receive frequency select the desired transmit frequency by using the UP DOWN and F key and then press the M MODE key to complete the transmit frequency entry in the memory c You will see then that both the TONE indicator and TX indica...

Page 10: ...tone code desired by the use of the UP DOWN key and push the M MODE key again to complete the entry 3 Scanning Mode The 3 00 appears on the display indicating that the unit in the Delay Scan mode Pushing the N MODE key and the indicator will flicker Select either 3 or 6 by the UP DOWN key and press again the M MODE key to decide 3 seconds or 6 seconds HOLD mode 4 Frequency Step The display is indi...

Page 11: ...M MODE indicated on the display The Memory mode key is used to select either Memory Mode or UP DOWN mode 5 temporary Memory T M Depressing first the F and then T M WR Temporary Memory Write allows you to store the content indicated on the display in memory The Temporary Memory function is disabled when the unit is in the program mode Depressing the TM key will call the out eat stored in it tempora...

Page 12: ...UP DOWN mode without M MODE indication a specified frequency band between two frequencies stored in channel A8 and A9 B8 and B9 or both according to memory bank indication A B and or both and frequency step pre programmed in Band scanning takes place at about 8 channels per second The lower limit frequency should normally be stored in A8 or B8 and the upper limit frequency in memory A9 or B9 When ...

Page 13: ...opped at a busy channel transmission occurs immediately when the PTT is pressed Priority Pressing the PRI key will initiate priority monitoring of the frequency stored in memory channel A0 and the PRI will be indicated on the LCD display Then channel is monitored every four seconds for the presence of a signal Signal appears over the Squelch level at the frequency stored in A0 a beep will sound tw...

Page 14: ... MA 0 CALL Button This CALL button has also the same function as that of MAO key on the front panel keyboard By depressing the button the frequency stored in MO memory on the bank A is directly called up regardless of current operation mode of the unit Thus quick access to the channel which may be used frequently can be attained 4 DTMF KEY ENCODER PAD The transceiver is put into the transmission m...

Page 15: ...tons function in the same way as those of UP and DOWN keys on the keyboard of the unit s front panel Depressing the UP or DOWN button each time the frequency indicated on the frequency indicator is changed by the frequency step determined Holding either one of buttons for more than a second allows rapid frequency change 3 MA 0 CALL Button This CALL button has also the same function as That the MAO...

Page 16: ...an 2 Microphone Hanger 1 3 DC Power Cord w fuse 1 4 Spare Fuse 1 5 Mounting Bracket 1 6 Screw for Bracket Mounting 2 7 Taping Screw 4 8 Owner s Manual w schematic diagram 1 Microphones arc subject to change without notice to an improvement or for manufacturers conveniences sake 15 ...

Page 17: ...y call switch Dimensions 2H X 5 W X 7 D inch 50H X 140W X 182D mm Weight 3 lbs 1 4kg TRANSM ITTER RF Output Power 25 watts high 5 watts adjustable low Modulation System Variable reactance FM Frequency Deviation 1 5KHz maximum Spurious Radiation Better than 60dB Offset 600KHz programmable PL Tone Programmable European Version 1 750Hz RECEIVER Receiving System Double conversion superheterodyne Inter...

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Page 19: ...dot Title Subject Author Me Keywords Comments Creation Date 10 6 01 9 10 AM Change Number 2 Last Saved On 10 6 01 9 10 AM Last Saved By Me Total Editing Time 7 Minutes Last Printed On 10 7 01 1 58 PM As of Last Complete Printing Number of Pages 18 Number of Words 4 263 approx Number of Characters 24 300 approx ...

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