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ACC

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ACC port

Pin Definitions

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9V Power Output

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PTT Signal Output

3

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Wave Bands voltage output

4

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ALC voltage output

5

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External Audio input

6

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Ground

Band voltage parameter

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USB

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USB port

PC controller firmware update

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Summary of Contents for CS108G+

Page 1: ...HF TRANSCEIVER Connect Systems Inc 5321 Derry Avenue Suite B Agoura Hills California 91301 U S A www connectsystems com 818 889 0503 CS108G Outdoor version Operating Manual...

Page 2: ...ally Caution There is high voltage RF on the antenna connector Features Lownoise single conversion HF transceiver Double balanced diode mixer for extended dynamic range 0 25 V receive sensitivity prea...

Page 3: ...2 Specification s Packing list Quantity CS108G 1 Power supply cable 1 Hand microphone 1 USB Cable 1 Service card 1...

Page 4: ...ting temperature 55 131 F Frequency stability 0 5ppm 5 minutes after applying power Operating voltage 12 14 5V DC Current draw Receiving 600mA Max Transmitting 7 5A Max Dimensions mm 120 45 180 mm Doe...

Page 5: ...5uV 12dB SINAD PRE ON 2 0MHz Receive Frequency bands 1 8 2 0MHz 3 5 4 0MHz 5 0 5 5MHz 7 0 7 3MHz 10 0 10 2MHz 14 0 14 5MHz 18 0 18 2MHz 21 0 21 6MHz 24 8 25 0MHz 28 0 28 8MHz Dynamic range Better than...

Page 6: ...ption of equipment 2 1 Front Panel Description 1 Metal handle 2 Power switch Volume knob 3 Color OLED display screen 4 Microphone port 5 UP Key 6 Multi function Key 7 Main function knob frequency knob...

Page 7: ...6 2 2 Rear Panel Description 1 Back metal handle 2 Antenna interface 3 AUX port 4 External speaker output 5 KEY port 6 ACC port 7 USB port 8 DC power input 9 Ground connection...

Page 8: ...and lower entry selection 4 Receiving indicator 5 Multi function 6 Filter selection buttons Selection of built in filter 7 Mode selection button Selection of working mode of the host 8 No indication...

Page 9: ...Current operating frequency value 4 Current functional status SPLIT NB Suppressor AGC Key mode 5 Received signal strength indicator 6 Real time power SWR indicators 7 The current input voltage displa...

Page 10: ...rom left to right When it gets to the far right it wraps around to the highest digit When you turn the frequency knob clockwise you increase the frequency based on the frequency step you are under Whe...

Page 11: ...ivity is increased about 10 dBm You would typically keep the preamp on when you want to listen to very weak signals The preamp increases the background noise as well as the weak signals When the pream...

Page 12: ...have a very weak signal The choice of fast or slow is dependent on the noise and type of signal you are listening to When the AGC is set to OFF the S meter is disabled The AGC choice is shown below t...

Page 13: ...ve collisions By separating the transmit and receive paths while you are transmitting you will not be interfering with other people and you will be able to hear all the traffic directed at you RIT Sel...

Page 14: ...memory mode move current frequency to VFO and switch to VFO mode This allows the user to select a known frequency and then use the frequency knob to search for traffic around that frequency MW In VFO...

Page 15: ...IME Set internal Clock When the time key is first pressed the year will be selected Use the up key and down key to change the Year When the time key is pressed again the month is selected Use the up k...

Page 16: ...ey is used to adjust the compression ratio SPEC Display Spectrum Analyzer screen Pressing the SPEC key will get a new screen as described on the next page ID ID call sign timer The ID timeout is displ...

Page 17: ...allows you to automatically select the strongest frequency so you can hear what is at that point AMPL Changes the screen vertical scale The range for Steps 1 through Steps 5 is approximate as follows...

Page 18: ...unction button F INPENT again complete the setting 3 2 2 Mode Switching from the keypad On the multifunction digital microphone in hand press to complete the mode switching 3 2 3 Filter Switching from...

Page 19: ...r output Speaker or Headphone 3 5 stereo Socket Otherwise it will damage the rig Before using the headphone please decrease the volume KEY Telegraph Key The telegraph key is automatic or manual operat...

Page 20: ...CC port Pin Definitions 1 9V Power Output 2 PTT Signal Output 3 Wave Bands voltage output 4 ALC voltage output 5 External Audio input 6 Ground Band voltage parameter USB USB port PC controller firmwar...

Page 21: ...20 DC IN Power port Power socket polarity as shown Note Power input range 12 14 5V DC Do not exceed the input voltage range or Reversepolarity Ground hole Ground screw...

Page 22: ...key on the host and turn on note do not release until the screen displays the data of the engineering menu as shown below 1 IF SSB SSB IF 2 IF CW CW IF 3 BFO LSB BFO value LSB mode 4 BFO USB BFO value...

Page 23: ...22 14 F1 DEF Custom Key 15 F2 DEF Custom Key PLEASE SEE ON LINE MANUAL FOR MORE DETAILS OF THE ABOVE PARAMETERS...

Page 24: ...the power until the special screen is shown b use the frequency knob to adjust the display character use the INS key to save that character and move on to the next character use the DEL key to erase a...

Page 25: ...power off hold down the F3 key and then turn on the power until the special screen is shown This screen is used to calibrate the S table Do not modify or delete the data It may cause the S table disp...

Page 26: ...connected Properly connect the antenna Antenna failure Replace or repair antenna No communication Please confirm the propagation characteristics of the current band Other circumstances Needs repair D...

Page 27: ...pressed does not turn on transmitter Re connect microphone Please confirm that the current frequency is not in the forbidden band Reset frequency No reaction when button is pressed Re connect micropho...

Page 28: ...fix most of the problems locally and if we cannot that is our problem and not yours 2 Warranty limitations The following restrictions on warranty services are applicable to the radio and all accessori...

Page 29: ...28 D Damage is not caused by the material or the quality of production E Damage to the shell or other external components due to improper use Contact us service connectsystems com...

Page 30: ...www connectsystems com...

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