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10. CLARIFIER

 

 

The clarifier is used to adjust the operating frequency 

for tuning to an SSB signal. The clarifier has 3 

operating modes: receive only; receive and transmit 

(default setting); transmit only. Refer to MENU 

SETTING  section for details on setting the clarifier 

modes.  

 

 

To adjust the frequency rotate the clarifier clockwise 

or counter-clockwise. To change the frequency step 

push in the clarifier control. The current frequency 

step position with blink on the LCD. To increase to the 

next frequency step position, push in the clarifier 

again while the current position is blinking. Repeat 

until desired frequency step position is achieved. 

 

 

Note: The entire operating frequency range of the 

transceiver can be tuned using the clarifier. This is 

similar to a VFO style frequency tuning. 

 

11. TALK BACK / LCD OFF 

 

Talk Back (TB) allows for monitoring of the operator’s 

transmitted audio. To adjust the talk back, press the 

TB button. “tb” will appear on the LCD along with the 

volume level number (off ~ 63). Rotate the Frequency 

control (7) to adjust talk back volume. Press talk back 

button again to return to main display. 

 

 

LCD OFF turns the LCD display off for situations 

where you want the radio to remain on, but do not 

want the LCD display to be visible. To turn off the LCD, 

press FUNC button and then press LCD OFF button. 

To turn the LCD back on, repeat process.

 

 

12. FUNC (MENU)

 

 

The FUNC  button  is used to operate secondary 

controls on the front panel buttons  and is used to 

access the radio’s menu feature.  

 

 

To operate front panel button secondary controls 

press and release the FUNC button. “FUNC” will 

appear on the LCD for approx. 5 seconds during 

which the secondary front panel controls may be 

accessed. 

 

 

To enter the menu setting, press and hold the FUNC 

button for 3 seconds. To exit the menu setting, repeat. 

For more information on menu settings, see MENU 

SETTINGS section. 

 

13. SCAN / SC.LIST 

 

When the scan feature is activated the radio will scan 

through the current frequency band in 5kHz steps and 

automatically stop on a busy frequency. To start scan, 

press the SCAN button. To stop the scan, repeat. 

 

 

The scan feature has 2 menu settings: Stop on Signal 

Scanning (Sq) and  Timed Stop Scanning (TI). The 

Stop on Signal  Scanning  (default setting) 

automatically stops on a busy frequency and then 

resumes scanning when signal is no longer detected. 

The Timed Stop Scanning automatically stops on a 

busy frequency for 5 seconds and then resumes 

scanning regardless of signal being detected or not. 

See MENU SETTING section for details. 

 

 

The SC.LIST feature allows the operator to ignore 

(skip over) specific frequencies from the scan list. Use 

the frequency control to select the frequency to skip 

over. Press and release the FUNC button, and then 

press and release the SC.LIST button. An indicator 

dot (period) will appear on the LCD between the 

10MHz and 1MHz frequency positions. This 

frequency will now be skipped during scanning. To no 

longer skip over that frequency, repeat the steps 

above. 

 

14. MODE / TOT 

 

During transmit the radio’s LCD can display 

frequency (default setting), time-out transmit counter, 

or battery voltage. To change the LCD setting, press 

the MODE button to step through the 3 display 

options as follows: 

 

 

“td tF” = Frequency displayed during transmit 

 

“td bat” = Battery voltage displayed during transmit 

 

“td tot” = Time-out transmit counter displayed during 

transmit 

 

 

The Time-Out Transmit (TOT) feature sets a 

maximum time limit that the radio will transmit. This 

feature prevents accidental long term transmitting 

that would eventually damage the radio. To turn the 

Time-Out Transmit feature on, press and release the 

FUNC button and then press and release the TOT 

button. To turn off the feature, repeat above steps. 

The LCD will display either “tot on” or “tot of”. 

 

 

The amount of transmit time allowed is adjustable 

from 0 to 600 seconds in 30 second increments. The 

time is adjusted through the MENU SETTING. See 

MENU SETTING section for details. 

 

 

15. +10KHz / HI-CUT 

 

The +10KHz  button is a shortcut control that 

increases the current operating frequency by 10KHz 

when pushed. Push the button again to decrease by 

10KHz and return to original operating frequency.  

 

 

The HI-CUT feature is a receive audio bandpass filter 

that clips the high frequency noise. To turn on press 

the FUNC button and then press the HI-CUT button. 

HI-CUT will appear on the LCD and you will hear a 

difference in the receive audio sound. To turn off, 

repeat. 

 

16. NB & ANL / LOCK 

 

The NB button  turns on and off the radio’s noise 

blanker and automatic noise limiter features. The 

noise blanker can help reduce some types of noise 

emitting from the vehicle or power source. The 

automatic noise limiter  

Summary of Contents for magnum 1

Page 1: ...AM FM SSB CW 12 10 METER MOBILE AMATEUR TRANSCEIVER OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...d with or misused IMPORTANT RETAIN YOUR SALES RECEIPT The enclosed warranty registration form must be filled out and mailed along with a photocopy of your sales receipt within 30 days from the purchas...

Page 3: ...he operator with a full visual account of the transceiver s operating status automatic frequency scanning from either the front panel or microphone programmable frequency resolution of from 5 Hz throu...

Page 4: ...iminate the possibility of the transceiver draining the vehicle s battery Connect the negative black wire to a metal part of the vehicle s frame or chassis ground Make sure that this is a good ground...

Page 5: ...ly and grounded 2 Check all coaxial cable and connectors for defects and poor routing 3 If testing a vehicle installation make sure that all vehicle doors are closed when testing 4 Do not test near or...

Page 6: ...nals are present The S RF display SIG bar indicates the received signal s strength 6 RF POWER The transmitted power of the MAGNUM 1 may be varied from 0 to 40 watts peak in all modes Rotate clockwise...

Page 7: ...setting automatically stops on a busy frequency and then resumes scanning when signal is no longer detected The Timed Stop Scanning automatically stops on a busy frequency for 5 seconds and then resu...

Page 8: ...in a normal level voice directly into the middle of the microphone front grill 2 UP and DOWN FREQUENCY BUTTONS Allows remote operation of the frequency control Press the UP button to increase the ope...

Page 9: ...automatically monitors and adjusts the squelch setting so that white noise is not heard The ASQ can also be turned on and off from the middle button on the microphone to Menu Time Out Transmit Settin...

Page 10: ...is 1050 The time or duration of the radio s roger beep tone is adjustable between 50ms 1000ms in 50ms steps Use the radio s talk back monitor TB to determine the desired roger beep duration CF Menu CW...

Page 11: ...dio s internal speaker is disconnected To use the radio s PA feature see 9 Operating Mode in Front Panel Controls section a public address horn speaker should be connected to this jack 2 CW Key Jack T...

Page 12: ...on More than 55 dB below peak output power Unwanted Sideband More than 50 dB below peak output 1 kHz tone FM Deviation 2 kHz maximum Audio Response More than 30dB below peak output Frequency Response...

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