Albrecht AE 502 s Instrukcja Obsługi

1 AE 485 S 10 meter Amateur Radio Transceiver for AM / FM / SSB according to EU standard EN 301 783 -2 Download from

10 Last Channel Recall (LCR) If you were scanning or listening a lot to other frequencies you may want to return to your last transmission channel by

11Ports for Additional External Devices Microphone Jack (2) 6-pole, Jap. standard, suitable for screwable electret or other microphones with approx

12 European Warranty 2 Years from Purchase Date The vendor of this device grants an implied warranty of two years from the date of purchase. This w

13 Service Contact Address (in Germany) You find technical documentation and the latest information regarding the regulation in individual EU countr

REMARKS / Bemerkungen: Black / schwarz Some countries may only allow CON 1 jumper (restricted to 10 m Amateur Band) Red / rot: Default setti

Frequeny table for AE 497 S, AE 485 S and AE 201 S in activated channel modeChannel number Band A B C D E F G H I J1 25.165 25.615 26.065 26.515 26.96

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3 Legal and General Information The legal regulations in some countries demand a printout of our CE Declaration of Conformity in its original wordin

4 Declaration of Conformity CE- Declaration of Conformity / Konformitätserklärung We hereby declare that our product: / Wir erklären hiermit,

5 Preparation for Use General Use Instructions This AM-FM-SSB transceiver AE 485 S is a universal 10 m radio for 12VDC power supply. It an be c

6Have your vehicle manufacturer verify that he has no objections against the Amateur radio operation in connection with the vehicle electronics! Ev

7 RF Gain (4) Use the RF Gain knob (lower, outer dial of the dual control knob) to set the amplification in the RF receiver. Turn fully clockwise

8• You can tune the frequency via the CHANNEL knob (9) on the unit or with the UP/Down buttons on the microphone. • Press FUNC followed by 2 to to

9for speaking only the frequencies upward of 28.500 to approximately 28.503 MHz, while in LSB mode the frequencies below 28.500 MHz to approximately