MFJ-418 Pocket Morse Code Tutor
Instruction Manual
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1996-2006 MFJ Enterprises, Inc.
on CW operating and the history of Morse code, see the book, "Morse Code:
Breaking the Barrier" (MFJ-3400), available from MFJ Enterprises, Inc..
Interface Components and Accessories
Figure 2. MFJ-418 Control Panel.
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Next button:
Press to display the next menu or setting.
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Previous button:
Press to display the previous menu or setting.
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Select button:
Press to select the current menu or setting.
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Off/Volume control:
Turns the unit on/off and controls the audio volume
to the speaker and headphones.
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Head Phones jack:
A 3.5 mm jack that accepts both stereo and mono
plugs. A set of headphones can be used for privacy. Use of headphones
will disable the internal speaker. An optional foam earpiece earphone, the
MFJ-291I, is available from MFJ Enterprises, Inc..
WARNING: To prevent suffering hearing damage when using
headphones, turn the Volume control to minimum
before putting on the headphones, then slowly adjust for
a comfortable volume.
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LCD display:
A 2-line by 16-character alphanumeric display.
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Internal Speaker:
An 8-ohm speaker located at the back of the unit. Use
of headphones will disable the internal speaker. An optional external
speaker, the MFJ-281, is available from MFJ Enterprises, Inc..
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Battery:
This unit uses a nine-volt battery (not supplied).
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Protective Pouch:
The MFJ-26, available from MFJ Enterprises, Inc., is
an optional soft leather pouch custom-made for the MFJ-418. It has a
pocket/belt clip, a clear protective window for LCD display and cutouts for
buttons, control, jack and speaker.
