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Safety Precautions

Do not use this device in lightning weather.

Disconnect the power supply and antenna in advance.

Do not touch the antenna during the transmission of the device.

Do not apply AC power to the DC interface on the side panel of transceiver.

Otherwise it may cause fire or

damages to the device.

Do not apply more than 15VDC voltage to the DC interface on the side panel of transceiver.

Otherwise it may

cause fire or damages to the device.

Do not reverse the polarity of the power cable.

Otherwise it may cause fire or damages to the device.

Do not operate or touch the device with wet hands.

Otherwise it may cause electric shock or damages to the device.

In case of smoke or peculiar smell, cut off the power supply immediately, remove the power cable, and then contact

the supplier.

Do not use the device in areas, vehicles or aircraft where it is prohibited.

Do not use this device while driving or operating engineering equipment.

Do not use the device in petrol stations, gas stations or the place with combustible gas around.

Do not use the device in hospitals or in an environment where people wear medical devices.

Do not expose the device to rain, snow or any liquid.

Otherwise it may cause damages to the device.

Do not use headphones at high volume.

Do not disassemble or modify the device.

Do not place the device near the heat source or in direct sunlight.

Do not place the device in a dusty or damp place.

Do not place the device in a poorly ventilated place and do not block any radiator on the device.

Otherwise, the

deceive may be damaged due to overheating.

Do not wipe the device with organic solvents, such as benzene or alcohol.

This may damage the surface of the

equipment.

Do not apply impact force on the device.

Otherwise it may cause fire or damages to the device.

Do not place the device in the area with temperature range beyond -10°C~+55°C.

Cut off the power supply and remove the external power cable if the device is not used for a long time.

Summary of Contents for X6100

Page 1: ...pearance you can immediately set forth on a journey with it get close to nature and enjoy the fun of outdoor communication HF 50MHZ full mode supporting data communication Transmitting power external...

Page 2: ...is device while driving or operating engineering equipment Do not use the device in petrol stations gas stations or the place with combustible gas around Do not use the device in hospitals or in an en...

Page 3: ...in battery pack is about 3 4 years generally Please replace the battery pack once its service life reaches this period Even if the battery still works its performance will be significantly reduced an...

Page 4: ...Default Long press for 1s to lock the keys operation on panel Customize Long press for 1s again to unlock 5 VOL SQL RFG knob 17 Power supply TR indication Default volume control The indicator light is...

Page 5: ...port Host interface 24 S P External speaker headphone interface with speaker or headphone output can be set via menu It is a 3 5mm stereo interface achieving stereo output Note short circuit or silenc...

Page 6: ...switch button 32 V M VF0 MEM0 status switch 33 AGC AGC switch speed selection button 34 FST Fast step selection button 35 ATU Built in antenna tuner access tuning button 36 PRE Pre amplifier pre atten...

Page 7: ...e operation indicator light 5 Figure button area Figure keyboard area 6 FIL button Filter selection 7 MODE button Selection of working mode of host 8 Functional indicator light No 9 Function button F1...

Page 8: ...lug according to the wiring method shown in the right figure and connect the trigger end of the electric key to the Di or Da terminal Take care that direct use of the 2 core to 3 core adapter or incor...

Page 9: ...be charged by the attached charging adapter The radio can be charged by connecting the AC end of charging adapter with electric supply and inserting the output end into the DC interface at the left o...

Page 10: ...pectrum display area It displays the signal strength of about 122dBm at minimum Waterfall plot display area Multi function menu area Short press the corresponding button at the bottom of the screen to...

Page 11: ...t Operating frequency band and mode selection Follow the instructions below to select the amateur band and set mode Frequencies beyond the amateur band can only be received while cannot be transmitted...

Page 12: ...the quality of signal received In general appropriately reducing the RF gain value at some low frequency ranges with strong interference can significantly improve the hearing Adjustment methods of RF...

Page 13: ...trengthen the front end performance of the receiver and reduce the influence of interference signals When the level displays that the received signals exceed _40dBm turning on the pre attenuator is re...

Page 14: ...o help you quickly erect and debug antenna 1 Short press ATU button to connect with built in antenna tuner There will be an antenna icon at the top of screen 2 In the case that the antenna tuner is ac...

Page 15: ...top of the device and speak to the built in microphone hole at the left of large knob to transmit voice 2 Release the PTT button after transmitting to return to receiving status Note Do not place the...

Page 16: ...Y menu will appear at the bottom of the screen Page1 KEY TYPE KEY SPEED IAMBIC TONE TONE LEVEL Page2 QSK TIME DI DA RATIO CW TRAINER KEY TYPE manual automatic mode settings KEY SPEED automatic key bit...

Page 17: ...function setting and operation Short press DFL to enter the menu of DFL items The KEY menu will appear at the bottom of the screen Page1 FILTER1 FILTER1 FILTER1 DEFAULT Digital filter can be adjusted...

Page 18: ...power setting s MIC SEL microphone selection body hand microphone I MIC GAIN Built in microphone gain settings H MIN GAIN hand microphone gain settings LINEINLV line input signal level settings LINE...

Page 19: ...l AF FFT AVE settings of displayed average of audio spectrum AF FFT REF settings of displayed reference level of audio spectrum BL LEVEL backlight brightness settings MEMORY EDTT channel memory editin...

Page 20: ...of XPA125B Moreover the ALC control will be built between two machines When the X6100 output power exceeds the power limit of the XPA125B the AACL control will automatically decrease the output power...

Page 21: ...iving 330mA Max Transmitting 3A Max Dimensions 180 86 49mm L W H not including protrusions Weight about 875g host only Transmitter parameters RF output power 10W SSB CW FM 13 8VDC 2 5W AM carrier wave...

Page 22: ...tion and encryption WEP 64 128bit WPA PSK TKIP WPA2 PSK AES Frequency band 2 4G Protocol TCP IP Bluetooth version 4 0 Above specifications are typical values and subject to change without prior notice...

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