Adelaide Hills Amateur Radio Society short form manual for Jingtong JT-208/JT-308
AHARS - JINGTONG JT-208 / 308 Short Form Users Manual
Common Features:-
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30 Channels
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3 operating modes
o
Direct frequency entry via keypad
o
Memory mode by channel number
o
Memory mode by frequency
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Programmable repeater shift
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Programmable repeater offset
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Split frequency operation for Tx / Rx
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Selectable frequency steps of 5/10/12.5/25Khz
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CTCSS operation with 1 of 38 codes on Tx /Rx
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Inbuilt battery saver when muted
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External earphone & microphone operation.
General Specifications :-
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Frequency Range
JT-208 136-174 Mhz
JT-308 400-470 Mhz
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Voltage – 7.2V NiMH rechargeable battery
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Channels – 30
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Antenna Impedance 50 Ohms
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Modes – Simplex, Repeater, Split Tx/Rx
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TX Output Power 1.8 – 2.5 Watts
RX sensitivity < 0.16 uV (12dB Sinad)
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Modulation FM =< 5Khz Deviation
Mute sensitivity < 0.2 uV
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Spurious emission <-60dB
Mute sensitivity < 0.2 uV
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Current on TX =< 600 mA
Intermod rejection 50dB
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Negative Ground
Audio Power > 300mW
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Dimensions 100 x 50 x 30 mm
RX current =< 100 mA – muted 20 mA
Power / Volume control :
Turn clockwise to switch on power, and adjust control for suitable volume level.
Mute Control :
Turn anti-clockwise to un-mute & clockwise to mute receiver.
LED indicator :
When unit is muted the LED is not lit, when receiving a signal the LED will be green and
in transmit mode will indicate red.
Setting Frequency Step size : (DF mode)
This function sets the size of the frequency step when using the up / down keys under the
LCD display. Before the step size can be set the unit needs to be in the ‘direct frequency’
mode (
DF
) by pressing [SET] [1] (this should be the default).
To change the step size press [SET] [4] . Continue to press [4] and you will see the step
size changing in the following rolling sequence :-
Æ
2
5
Æ
12
5
Æ
1
0
Æ
5
Select the step size you require – the default 25 Khz will be adequate for setting most
repeater channels. When you have selected the required step size push [EXIT] button.
by Barry Williams VK5ZBQ
17/7/06
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