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29.
PROGRAM SWITCH:
This switch is used to program
operating or scanning frequency into memory.
30.
FREQUENCY COUNTER:
The frequency counter indicates
the frequency of operation.
31.
MANUAL SWITCH:
This is used to return to the manual
mode.
32.
SHIFT SWITCH:
This is used to select 100Hz, 1KHz, 10KHz,
100KHz or 1MHz frequency steps.
22.
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UP SWITCH:
This switch is used to move frequency upward
to select a desired frequency.
23.
RX/TX LED:
This LED is green during receive and changes to
red while transmitting.
REAR PANEL CONNECTOR:
1.
ANTENNA:
This jack accepts 50 Ohm coaxial cable with a
PL-259 type plug.
2. PA SP:
Used to connect a PA speaker (8 Ohm 4w) for PA
operation. Before operating PA you must first connect a PA
speaker to this jack.
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3.
EXTERNAL SPEAKER:
This jack accepts 4 to 8 ohms, 5-watt
external speaker. When the external speaker is connected to this
jack, the built-in speaker will be disabled.
4.
CW KEY:
This is used for Morse Code operation. To operate
this mode, connect a CW key to this jack and place the mode
switch in the CW position.
5.
FUSE:
Accommodates a fuse for AC input circuit protection.
Use 125V/7A fuse for replacement.
6.
AC POWER CORD:
Connects to AC power outlet for AC
mains supply.
7.
FREQUENCY COUNTER JACK:
The RCA-type jack
provides a signal used by some frequency counters so you can
read the frequency digitally. This readout signal operates on
transmit only.
8.
RECODDING OUTPUT JACK:
The RCA-type jack provides
output for connection to a tape recorder to permit recording of
receiver signals or you modulating voice.
MICROPHONE:
1.
PTT SWITCH:
Use the Push-To-Talk (PTT) switch to control
the transmit and receive of the radio. Push to transmit and
release to receive.
2.
REMOTE UP/DOWN SWITCH:
An operating frequency can
be stepped up or down simply by pushing either of these
buttons.
