Alinco dj x10t manual

Since this is a small piece of paper and may easily be misplaced, we would like to post it for your reference as below:. This feature is not available for the DJ-X2T. The CPU allows this function to appear to be available, but it is in fact disabled on the U.

If you attempt to operate this function it will significantly decrease the audio output capability while in this mode. For this reason, we recommend you to not attempt to enable it. Q: In the AM broadcasting band, I hear different stations at the same time.

Is this normal? This would allow you more comfortable AM reception. Use of the attenuator sounds like reducing the sensitivity, thus beginners may think it worthless to have it, but just like listening to a loud voice that can make you tired, it is always better to have a "volume" not only for audio, but also for radio signals.

Use it wisely. Q: What is the "Bug detector" function? How does it work? A: This feature allows you to detect the presence of a device such as a transmitter or wireless microphone that transmits a modulated signal using a microphone. In some countries, so called "sniffers" or "bugs" are easily available in the market and the use of them is becoming a problem.

There is an increasing demand for an effective device to detect such transmitters. This is the reason Alinco has adopted this experimental feature into our DJ-X2. When a transmitter with a microphone transmits while another radio in close proximity receives the same frequency, an unpleasant hi-pitch noise can be heard by the receiver. This phenomena is called howling.

Unlike the conventional method for "Bug" detecting which searches only for an RF signal, this patent-pending circuit searches for the howling and alerts the operator to its presence. This feature is effective only against a transmitter that uses a microphone for modulation. Therefore it is not suitable to use in "Fox-hunting" as in ham radio where the signal usually is not modulated by a microphone.

Naturally, "visual bugs " a visual signal taken by CCD camera etc can not be detected for the same reason. To activate this feature you have to store known frequencies of bugs in the memory banks first. Many times, the frequencies used by easily available bugs are already known, and that information is available through scanner-user magazines and on the internet, but Alinco does not provide such frequency information.

Please also read the owners' manual for more details before use. Alinco does not guarantee the effectiveness of this experimental feature, as there are many different types of bugs, just as there are many different computer viruses on the net. In the United States, the misuse of wireless microphone transmitters bugs, sniffers is illegal per the Privacy Protection Act and may be subject to enforcement action.

Q: How can I use it with DC power supply or in a car? A: DJ-X2 requires 3. Never supply 12Vdc direct from a car battery! A: The only major difference is the output power on 50MHz.

Both versions have W out on HF bands. Wouldn't it charge the dry cell batteries inside the case? A: The EDH dry cell case has an internal circuit that avoids charging the dry-cells inside.

A: It may be caused by the fluctuating internal impedance characteristics found among several dry-cell alkaline manufacturer's products, A voltage detector circuit in the DJ misinterprets the high impedance of the cells as being an insufficient source of power and returns the CPU to the receive mode. This reaction to the alkaline cells may be due to recent reformulation of storage capacity chemistry by most of the battery manufacturers in an attempt to make their product last longer.

To avoid this problem: 1: Change the brand of alkaline dry-cell. Be sure to chose the correct size; even in so called "AA" cells there are slight differences in the length of the cell and some cells would not fit into the case. Different battery-manufacturers also offer compatible battery packs for the DJ, , G5. Q: Is there a way to connect the external antenna to the radio? A: No; we wanted to make this series of product as simple as possible, Usually the engineers at Alinco think of adding features to the radio, but for these models they started with subtracting the features from the current full-feature HT.

If you may need those missing features, please look for other fine Alinco full-feature handheld transceivers. We are sure you will find one suitable for your needs among our product line. Q: How wide is the coverage of those mW radios? A: It all depends on where you are, which type of equipment your partner uses, etc. As we sometimes talk loud and sometimes whisper, you may need a 5W HT for full Ham radio communications, and a Low-power device for a simple short-range communication.

I followed the instructions on page 46, but it does not seem to work. A: Did you start reading the manual from page 46? Read the manual from page 29 we strongly recommend you read it from page 1, even just roughly to have an idea of the DJ-X10 works to obtain all advanced features that DJ-X10 offers you.

There is a typo on page 46; the very last sentence in paragraph 2. In the beginner mode, you can not fully program your DJ-X Is it normal or is my battery pack defective? We offer EBPN 4. Q: I have difficulties receiving certain frequencies. What can I do? A: The standard rubber-duck antenna performs very nicely for normal reception, However, if the wider coverage is necessary, you may try one of those "scanner antennas" available from after-market accessory manufacturers, Never use multi-element high gain beam antennas because they may cause intermodulation problems.

The handheld wide-band receivers are engineered for rubber-ducky or similar compact antennas. However, these antennas may increase the gain on the determined frequencies only, and sometimes it reduces the sensitivity of other frequencies.

For SW and AM broadcasting, you may attach a piece of tiny gauge jumper wire feet long simply inserted to the center-pin of the BCN connector on the radio. The use of the handset is handy for weak-signal reception. So if you are at Release the "F" key and press "PTT". Now your DJT transmits simplex. We recommend you to store repeater frequencies in the memory and leave VFO mode without offset to avoid this problem. EJU or 15U are available to expand memories to 50 or even ch at affordable Alinco prices!

A: No; a slight easy modification is required to enable the wide-band reception; Please contact USA Alinco branch for details. All you need is a small screwdriver and it takes 3 minutes to do it. The version we are distributing now has the wide-band reception feature "out-of-the-box". Why did mine not have one? A: There are 4 versions of this model; the DJ-V5T and DJ-V5TH do not come with this accessory standard; The old manuals did not make this distinction and we have since issued new manuals for each version.

We have also included errata sheets with these radios explaining the situation. A: Absolutely NOT! Please understand that the EDX-2 is a "random length long-wire resonator", and the "Long-wire" antenna starts from the input side of the EDX-2 feeding-point , not from the output terminal.

It resonates the antenna impedance automatically to the length of the wire or mobile whip you have connected to the output terminal.

A grounded multi-band mobile whip such as the Out Backer works fine with the EDX-2, as long as it is fed with a single wire from the output terminal of the EDX-2 to its center feeding-point. If you need an antenna tuner for a coax-fed antenna, we offer EDX-1 manual tuner. Specs Manuals 2 Reviews 0 Prices 3 Compare. Login or Register to upload images.

General characteristics HAM bands? Tuning steps 0. Receiver RX-range 0. Receiver system Triple conversion superheterodyne IF-frequencies 1st: Audio output? Electrical Power requirements 4. We do our best to be accurate, but if you've spotted something wrong or incomplete, please let us know! New and second-hand prices Estimating the value of a rig can be challenging.

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