FRONT PANEL CONTROLS
1. MICROPHONE INPUT
A 4 pin, screw ring microphone connector is used.
Microphone wiring is as follows:
Pin 1: Ground (Gnd)
Pin 2: Microphone Audio (AF)
Pin 3: Transmit (TX)
Pin 4: Receive (RX)
2.
(OFF)
VOL SQL
(OFF)
: Turns the radio on and off. Rotate the control
counterclockwise until it clicks.
VOL
: Volume. Adjusts the AF gain, or volume of the
receive audio. Turn clockwise to increase and
counterclockwise to decrease.
SQL
: Squelch. Used to eliminate background or
“white” noise when monitoring strong signals. To
properly adjust the squelch circuit, start rotating the
control slowly clockwise until the received white
noise disappears.
3. MIC RF
MIC
: Microphone Gain. Increases or decreases the
microphone audio output, or “talk power”. The gain
increases as the control is rotated clockwise.
RF
: RF Gain. Adjusts the receiver sensitivity to both
signals and background noise. This affects the
distance at which a signal can be detected. Turning
the control counterclockwise reduces the receiver
sensitivity. This is particularly useful in areas where
large volumes of signals are present. The S/RF
display (“SIG” bar) indicates the received signal’s
strength.
4. BAND
In the A position, the Raptor operates in the 10
meter band.
Positions B – F are memory channels for saving and
fast recall of favorite frequencies. To program the 5
memory channels, complete the following steps:
1. Connect radio to power and turn on.
2. Remove bottom (speaker side) cabinet)
3. Locate memory tact switch inside the radio. The
memory tact switch is located near the front
panel of the radio by the frequency control
switch. It is a small push button tact switch along
the side chassis of the radio.
4. Put band switch into position A.
5. Rotate frequency control to desired frequency
(see 12. for details on viewing MHz and kHz
frequency positions).
6. Press and hold memory tact switch inside radio.
Note that the frequency display will blink.
7. With display blinking, rotate the band switch to
the desired memory channel (B – F).
8. Release memory tact switch. The frequency is
now saved in the selected memory channel.
9. Repeat steps 4 through 8 for other memory
channel positions.
5. ECHO DEL
TURBO
TM
Digital Echo is a Magnum radio exclusive
feature. The
TURBO
TM
Digital Echo is louder, has a
wider range, and a more natural sound than any
other echo processor available.
ECHO
: Echo Volume. Varies the volume or number
of echo repetitions. To increase the echo volume,
rotate the control clockwise. To turn the echo feature
off completely, rotate the echo volume control full
counterclockwise until it clicks.
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