WIDE BAND COMMUNICATION RECEIVER DJ-X11 Instruction Manual WILD 1 GAIN 2ABC ATT SET 3 MODE TONE LINK SHIFT DEF CLR MAIN 4 GHI 5 JKL 6MNO 0 SUB NAME PRIO AUDIO STEP M V 7 PQRS 8 TUV WXYZ ENT SCOPE 9 F TUNE MW SCAN V/P/M DJ-X11 Thank you for purchasing your new Alinco receiver. This instruction manual contains important safety and operating instructions. Please read this manual carefully before using the product and keep it for future reference.
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Warning Securely plug the power supply to the wall outlet. Insecure installation may result in short-circuiting, electronic shock and/or fire. Do not plug the power supply into the wall socket if the contacts are dirty. Short-circuit and/or overheating may result in fire, electric shock and/or damage to the product. Do not modify or remove fuse-assembly from the DC cable. It may result in fire, electric shock and/or damage to the product.
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Introduction Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing this excellent Alinco receiver. Our products are ranked among the finest in the world. This radio has been manufactured with state of the art technology and it has been tested carefully at our factory. It is designed to operate to your satisfaction for many years under normal use. PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL COMPLETELY TO LEARN ALL THE FUNCTIONS THE PRODUCT OFFERS.
Table of Contents Table of Contents 1. Features …………………………………………………………………12 2. Checking the Accessories ………………………………………………13 3.
Table of Contents 7-6 Quick Memory …………………………………………………………………………… 7-6-1 Programming a memory channel to the quick memory ……………………… 7-6-2 Calling up a memory channel from the quick memory ……………………… 7-7 Memory Skip Function ………………………………………………………………… 7-8 Memory Naming Function ……………………………………………………………… 40 40 40 40 41 8.
Table of Contents 10-3 Power and Battery Setting …………………………………………………………… 10-3-1 Auto power off setting ………………………………………………………… 10-3-2 Battery setting ………………………………………………………………… 10-3-3 Battery save function setting ………………………………………………… 10-4 Key Assignment Setting ……………………………………………………………… 10-4-1 Key-lock mode setting ………………………………………………………… 10-4-2 Set mode exit time setting …………………………………………………… 10-4-3 Band transition setting ………………………………………………………… 10-4-4 Right/left dial function setting ………………………………………………… 10-4-
1. Features 1 1. Features The DJ-X11 is a multifunctional receiver which receives a wide range of radio signals from low-frequency (LF) signals to ultra-high-frequency (UHF) signals. It provides the following features: 1 Receives a wide range of frequencies - between 0.05 and 1299.99995 MHz - including aviation radio and business communication frequencies. 2 Dual-frequency simultaneous reception for receiving signals with main and sub bands simultaneously.
2. Checking the Accessories 2. Checking the Accessories The package of the DJ-X11 contains the following items. Check that all items are included in your package before using the receiver. 2 Instruction Manual (this manual) Warranty certificate (T/K versions only) Dry battery case (EDH-36) Lithium ion battery pack (EBP-74 3.
3. Attaching Accessories 3. Attaching Accessories 3 3-1 Antenna 3-1-1 Attaching the antenna 1 Hold the antenna at its base and rotate it clockwise (to the right). 2 When you cannot rotate the antenna further, confirm that it is securely attached to the receiver. • To avoid breakage, the supplied antenna is made of a more flexible material than that of typical antennae. MEMO • This connector is also used for the connection of an external antenna.
3. Attaching Accessories 3-3 Belt Clip 3-3-1 Attaching the belt clip Belt clip 3 1 Align the belt clip with the groove at the rear of the receiver to secure it, insert the screw into the hole and rotate it clockwise (to the right). 2 Check that the belt clip is securely attached to the receiver. * The screw may become loose during use. Check the tightness from time to time. * The belt clip can be adjusted so that it can be used for a belt of approximately 8 cm width at maximum.
3. Attaching Accessories 3-4-2 Removing the battery pack 1 Slide the lock lever at the 3 bottom of the battery pack in the direction of arrow (1) and remove the battery pack (2). (2) (1) • The battery pack is not fully charged when shipped. You need to charge it after purchase before use. CAUTION • The battery pack must be charged within the temperature range of 0 to 40°C. • Do not modify or dismantle the battery pack and do not throw it into fire or water. These actions are dangerous.
3. Attaching Accessories 3-5 Charging the Battery Pack through the DC Jack The supplied lithium ion battery pack can be charged through the DJ-X11 by using the supplied AC adapter and a DC power supply (6 VDC, 1 A or more: IEC/ EN60950 standard). It takes about six hours to fully charge the battery pack from a state of complete discharge. 3 1 Attach the battery pack by referring to “Battery Pack” (P. 15).
3. Attaching Accessories 3-6 Charging the Battery Pack with the Charger Using the supplied charger completes charging in about four hours from a state of complete discharge. 3 1 Connect the plug of the AC adapter to the charger. 2 Plug the AC adapter into a wall outlet and place the DJ-X11 on the charger. During charging, the red lamp of the charger illuminates. When the charging is complete,the lamp goes off. EDC-174 doesn't charge when EBP-74 is fully charged and thered lamp stays off.
3. Attaching Accessories 3-8 Dry Battery Case 1 Push up tab (1) and remove the lid. (2) (1) (3) 3 2 Set three AA dry batteries in the case and close the lid in the order of 2 and 3. Check that the lid is closed securely. You must use alkaline dry batteries. Manganese dry batteries cannot be used. • To use dry batteries, read the instructions in “Battery setting” (P. 82). MEMO Precautions on using the dry battery case CAUTION • Be careful of the orientation of the batteries.
3. Attaching Accessories 3-9 Battery Level Icons 3 The battery icon displayed on the LCD of the DJ-X11 indicates the remaining battery power. When the battery icon indicates empty, charge the battery pack or replace the dry batteries with new ones. Battery icon ATH VFO - DCS BUSY MR 001 000 BS 145.000 FM Remaining battery power is sufficient. Remaining dry battery power is sufficient. Remaining battery power is decreasing. Remaining dry battery power is decreasing.
4. Part Names and Operation 4. Part Names and Operation 4-1 Part Names and Functions of the Receiver 4 4-1-1 Top and front panels (2) (1) (3) (4) (8) (7) (5) WILD 1 (6) GAIN 2ABC ATT SET 3DEF CLR MODE TONE LINK SHIFT 4 MAIN SUB NAME PRIO AUDIO STEP M V 7 PQRS 8 TUV WX ENT SCOPE 9 YZ F TUNE MW SCAN V/P/M GHI 5 JKL 6MNO 0 (9) (10) (11) No. Name Function (1) Upper main dial Rotate the dial to change the frequency/memory channel or to set items for the main band.
4. Part Names and Operation No. 4 Name Function (7) Antenna connector (SMA) Attach the supplied antenna securely. To use other antennae, select an antenna which has been tuned to operate within the specified operating frequency range. (8) Earphone jack Used to connect an external earphone. (9) Main RX lamp This lamp illuminates in green while the main band squelch is open. (10) Sub RX lamp This lamp illuminates in green while the sub band squelch is open.
4. Part Names and Operation 4-1-3 Key operation WILD 1 GAIN ATT 2ABC 3DEF SET CLR MODE TONE LINK SHIFT MAIN 4 GHI 5 JKL 6MNO 0 SUB NAME PRIO AUDIO STEP M V 7 PQRS 8 TUV WXYZ ENT SCOPE 9 F TUNE MW SCAN V/P/M Name Function 4 After the FUNC Key Hold Down the Key Hold Down the Key is Pressed (Approx. 1 Second) and Operate the Dial 1 Enter 1. WILD key 2 Enter 2. Adjust the receiving sensitivity. 3 Enter 3. Set the Attenuator. 4 Enter 4. Switch the modulation mode. 5 Enter 5.
4. Part Names and Operation 4-2 LCD Display (1) (2) (3) (18) VFO MR 001 00 0 (15) (14) No. (1) ATH D - DCS (8) (9) (10) BS FM 433.000 BUSY Indication / (7) 145.000 / (11) (12) (13) FM Function Appears when the [FUNC] key is pressed or when the Key-lock is activated (P. 63). Appears while the Auto Power OFF function is ON (P. 81). (2) Indicates the band to be operated. (P. 28) (3) / (4) ATL / ATH (5) D Appears while the Detection Signal Output function is ON (P. 76).
5. Basic Operation 5. Basic Operation 5-1 Turning the Power ON 1 Hold down the [POWER] key (approx. one second) to turn the power ON. Hold down the key again to turn the power OFF. 5 • Due to utilize the capacity of the battery in full to maximize the operating time, a special tune has been performed to the circuit of the DJ-X11. MEMO For this reason, you may encounter an event that the unit can’t be turned on after the battery pack is completely discharged and turned off by itself.
5. Basic Operation • When using earphones, be careful that the volume is not set too loud. Start from a low level and gradually increase it while actually listening CAUTION to the sound. When nothing is heard MEMO 5 • When the squelch is closed or the Mute function is activated, you will hear nothing even if you increase the volume level. For details, refer to the following sections “Adjusting Squelch Level” (P. 26) and “Mute Function” (P. 27).
5. Basic Operation 5-5 Monitor function The Monitor function forces the squelch to open. When receiving signals are relatively weak or are often interrupted, it opens the squelch temporarily, regardless of the current squelch level. This function is activated when the “Monitor key operation setting” (P. 87) is set to the Monitor function. There are two options for the Monitor function: PUSH and HOLD. When the [MONI] key is pressed, both options open the squelch and the “BUSY” appears on the LCD.
5. Basic Operation 5-7 Selecting the Band to Operate Select either the main band or sub band to operate. Refer to (P. 33) for the range of the receivable frequencies for each band. 1 Press the key or key to select the band to operate. 5 When the dual-band display is selected, the frequency of the selected band is displayed in larger letters. When the mono-band display is selected, only the frequency of the selected band is displayed. 2 Pressing the key or again changes the band. key BS VFO 145.
6. Operating Modes 6. Operating Modes The DJ-X11 has three operating modes: VFO, Preset, and Memory. VFO mode VFO stands for Variable Frequency Oscillator. You can select a desired frequency by rotating the dial. You can operate the receiver like a normal radio. Preset mode The audio frequencies for AM/FM radio and TV channels have alreday been set so that you can choose among them just like a conventional radio.
6. Operating Modes 6-1 Setting frequencies in VFO mode The VFO mode is a mode displayed when you turn ON the DJ-X11 for the first time with the factory default setting. In this mode, you can select receiving frequencies by rotating the dial. ● Switching between bands Pressing the or key will select the band. 6-2 Setting the Channel Step Frequency 6 A channel step refers to the interval between the frequencies which have been assigned to radio communications and broadcasts.
6. Operating Modes 6-4 Setting Frequencies through Direct Input The frequency can be directly input with the key pad. Example 1: To input 145.000 MHz WILD Press the keys and then press the Example 2: To input 0.702 MHz SET SHIFT Press the CLR keys and then press the Example 3: To input 1270.680 MHz WILD SHIFT Press the Example 4: To input 145.550 MHz WILD Press the STEP SET CLR PRIO key. STEP key. keys and then press the STEP key. keys and then press the STEP key.
6. Operating Modes 6-6 Receiving Operation 6 • Communication is not broadcasting. In most cases, communication is established when necessary using minimum facilities. It is extremely CAUTION rare for communication to send radio signals frequently. Unlike radio broadcasting, it is not always easy to receive communication.
6. Operating Modes 1 Set the mode to operate and tune to the frequency. When sig- nals are received on the selected frequency, “BUSY” and the reception level are displayed on the LCD and the received sound is heard. Moreover, the RX lamp illuminates in green. ● The range of receivable frequencies is as follows: Receivable frequencies for the main band 0.05 to 1299.99995 MHz Receivable frequencies for the sub band 144 MHz band: 118 to 170.995 MHz 430 MHz band: 336 to 469.
7. Memory Mode 7. Memory Mode Memory mode allows you to pre-program frequently-used frequencies and settings into the receiver’s memory so that you can quickly call up a desired setting. A “bank” is a location where frequencies are categorized for ease of use. Each frequency programmed to a bank is called a “channel”. In an address book of a mobile phone, a “bank” corresponds to a “group starting with A”, a “group starting with B”, and so on. A “memory channel” corresponds to individual names.
7. Memory Mode 7-2 Programming a Memory Channel This section describes how to program a memory channel with the DJ-X11. • For easy understanding, it is recommended to read this page once and then actually operate the receiver according to the programming exMEMO ample shown on (P. 37). 1 In VFO mode, set the desired frequency and the Tone Squelch function in advance. You can program the following items in a memory channel.
7. Memory Mode • Bank The relationship between the bank and the memory is as follows: Number Banks for normal memory channels (This setting may change before shipment due to the change in memory data.) PRG Bank for programmed scan channels DUAL Bank for dual band channels. A pair of frequencies for the main and sub bands are programmed in one memory channel. PRIO Bank for priority channels PASS Bank for skip-search channels BUG Bank for Bug Detector channels (Cannot be edited.
7. Memory Mode • “DUAL” can be selected only when the dual-band display is selected. • The bank for programmed scan channels requires programming of two CAUTION frequencies to channels **A and **B. Example: Assume that a frequency of 145.020 MHz is programmed to channel 01A, and a frequency of 146.100 MHz is programmed to channel 01B. The programmed scan operation scans the range between 145.020 MHz programmed to channel 01A and 146.100 MHz programmed to channel 01B.
7. Memory Mode 7-3 Calling Up a Memory Channel 1 Press the 2 Press the key to switch to Memory mode. or key to select the memory bank to call up. 3 7 Rotate the dial to select the memory channel. • When you call up the data in the bank for dual band channels, you cannot switch between the main and sub bands. CAUTION • When a frequency which is out of the range of the sub band is programmed in the memory channel with the main band, that frequency cannot be displayed with the sub band. Refer to (P.
7. Memory Mode • Once data is deleted, it cannot be restored. Ensure that you do not delete necessary data by mistake. CAUTION • To prevent important data from being deleted accidentally, be sure to reactivate the “Write-protect (memory protection) function” (P. 91) after deleting data. When you set the Write-protect function to “fail-safe”, the setting will be automatically reset to “Accepted” after the receiver is turned OFF and then turned ON again.
7. Memory Mode 7-6 Quick Memory This function is used to quickly call up memory channels which are frequently WILD used in Memory mode. Quick memory items can be programmed to the to keys. 7-6-1 Programming a memory channel to the quick memory 1 Press the key to switch to Memory mode. 2 Call up the memory channel to be programmed to the quick memory. 3 Hold down one of the WILD to keys on the key pad (approx. one second). 7 "Registered" is displayed on the LCD.
7. Memory Mode 3 Press the SET CLR key. The "MR" display on the left of the LCD changes to "SKIP", indicating that the Memory Skip function is set to the channel. To deactivate the Memory Skip function, select the memory channel and repeat the steps above. The "SKIP" display on the LCD changes to "MR" and the function is deactivated.
7. Memory Mode ● Entering a memory name The keys on the key pad are assigned to characters. (P. 43 to P. 47) When you press the keys on the key pad one at a time, the corresponding characters are displayed in the order the keys were pressed. When you press the key on the key pad and then rotate the upper dial, the characters assigned to the key are displayed in succession. Rotating the dial further displays kanji characters.
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8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad With the DJ-X11, the function shown above each key has been assigned to that key. To set the assigned function, press the [FUNC] key to display on the LCD and then press the corresponding key. 8-1 Shortcut Function WIL You can assign any Set mode menu items to the [MONI] key and D key respectively. By assigning frequently used functions, you can change the setting quickly.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad ● Adjusting the receiving sensitivity 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the key to display “Main band gain” (for the main band) on the LCD. Pressing the key again displays “Sub band gain” (for the sub band). on the LCD. BS VFO 145.000 FM Main band gain 1 3 Rotate the upper dial to adjust the sensitivity in 10 lev- els from “1” to “10”. The receiving sensitivity of this function can be set between "1" (highest) and "10" (lowest).
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-3 Switching the Modulation Mode Select the modulation mode to use to receive signals manually. 1 Tune to the frequency you want to receive in advance. 2 Press the [FUNC] key to display 3 Press the key to display “Modulation mode” on the LCD. 4 Rotate the upper dial to switch the modulation mode. on the LCD. BS 145.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-4 Setting the Tone Squelch/DCS To put the receiver on standby to receive signals from specific stations, use the Tone Squelch (CTCSS) or DCS function. • You cannot set both Tone Squelch and DCS functions to one band. CAUTION 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display on the LCD. 2 Every time the key is pressed, the functions are switched in the following order: CTCSS → CTCSS reverse → DCS → OFF 8-4-1 Tone Squelch function There are two Tone Squelch function types.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 3 Rotate the upper dial to select the tone squelch frequency from the 39 frequencies listed below. (Unit: Hz) 67.0 69.3 71.9 74.4 77.0 79.7 82.5 85.4 88.5 91.5 94.8 97.4 100.0 103.5 107.2 110.9 114.8 118.8 123.0 127.3 131.8 136.5 141.3 146.2 151.4 156.7 162.2 167.9 173.8 179.9 186.2 192.8 203.5 210.7 218.1 225.7 233.6 241.8 250.3 Press the [FUNC] key to finish the setting.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-4-2 DCS function This function allows selective reception according to a similar principle to the Tone Squelch function. You can select from 104 DCS codes. 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the key several times to select “DCS”. on the LCD. DCS VFO BS 145.000 FM DCS 023 3 Rotate the upper dial to select the DCS code from the 104 codes listed below.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-5 Bank Link Setting Function During the memory scan, the banks to be scanned can be grouped as desired. You can set 10 groups and another one group for the Bug Detector function. IFT These groups correspond to keys SH through and . (Pressing the key selects Group B which can be linked with the bank for Bug Detector channels.) ● Setting the bank link 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the key. 3 Press one of the SHIFT to and keys to select the group No.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-6 Priority Monitoring Function CAUTION • When no data is programmed to the priority channel, the Priority Monitoring function is disabled. Refer to (P.35) for details. The Priority Monitoring function monitors two channels alternately to improve reception efficiency. After receiving signals from the active channel in VFO mode for 5 seconds (*1), the DJ-X11 receives the signals from the selected priority channel for 0.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-7 Received Sound Quality Adjustment Function This function changes the quality of the received sound. Set this function according to your preference. The audibility may vary depending on the reception mode (modulation mode). 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the key. “Audio high cut” is displayed on the LCD. Pressing the key again displays “Audio low cut”. on the LCD. BS VFO 145.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-8 Frequency Shift Function The Frequency Shift function switches from the frequency currently being received to another frequency with the press of a single key. For example, communication with a repeater (relay) uses sending (uplink) and receiving (downlink) frequencies separately. The Frequency Shift function allows you to receive signals of both frequencies alternately by switching between them with a press of a key.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-9 Changing the Channel Step The channel step is the interval between the frequencies which have been assigned to radio communications and broadcasts. The default channel step can be changed. The channel step can be changed to the one of the following units: ● Selectable channel steps Auto, 50Hz, 100Hz, 1kHz, 5kHz, 6.25kHz, 8.33kHz, 10kHz, 12.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-10 Channel Scope Function The Channel Scope function receives the signals of the displayed frequency and shows the levels of the signal reception in the nearby channels simultaneously. You can use this function in VFO and Memory modes to check the usage of several channels at a glance. Normal display When Channel Scope is ON BS VFO 145.000 FM BUSY VFO 433.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad ● Channel Scope operation when the Tone Squelch/DCS function is set (Reception of the center channel signals in Normal mode) When the Tone Squelch or DCS function is set, signals are stopped in the center channel. If the tone matches the selected value, the received sound is output. ● Channel Scope types (1) There are VFO Channel Scope and Memory Channel Scope depending on the mode when the operation is started.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-10-2 Memory Channel Scope The reception levels are displayed for the frequencies of neighboring programmed memory channels with the frequency of the displayed memory channel in the center. • The Channel Scope function ignores empty memory channels. • When there is no memory channel which can be used as a scope tarCAUTION get, the Channel Scope function does not start. 1 In Memory mode, select the bank for which to display a scope display. 2 Press the key.
8. Functions Assigned to the Key Pad 8-11 Copying the Memory Channel Data into VFO Mode You can copy the frequency of a memory channel into VFO mode. This function is useful when you want to receive a frequency slightly different from that of a memory channel or when you edit a memory channel. 1 In Memory mode, select a memory channel to copy its data into VFO mode. 2 Press the [FUNC] key to display on the LCD. 3 Press the key; the frequency of the memory channel is copied into VFO mode.
9. Useful Functions 9. Useful Functions 9-1 Key-lock Function The Key-lock function prevents accidental operation of the keys and dials while the receiver is being used or carried. Two types of locking are available: Quick Lock which can be activated easily, and Normal Lock which is more complicated to unlock. 9-1-1 Key-lock procedure ● Quick Lock Hold down the [FUNC] key (approx. one second) to switch the function ON/OFF. While the Key-lock is active, the mark appears on the LCD.
9. Useful Functions 9-2 Scanning Function The Scan function automatically changes the frequencies and searches for signals being sent. The following scan types are available. VFO scan In VFO mode, the scan searches all frequencies within the selected band by using the tuning step specified in advance. The scan searches the frequencies within the band specified in Preset mode. In memory mode, the scan searches for only frequencies which have been programmed in the memory.
9. Useful Functions 9-4 Preset Scan 1 Press the 2 Press the key to switch to Preset mode. key to select the band. key to start 3 Press the scanning. FM During scanning, the decimal point of the displayed frequency flashes. VFO 4 Press the [FUNC] or BS 187.600 WFM 433.000 FM key to stop scanning. 9-5 Memory scan In Memory mode, either a specified bank or all banks are scanned. The memory scan offers the following three types of scanning methods.
9. Useful Functions 9-6 Programmed Scan The Programmed scan searches a range of frequencies specified by upper and lower limits. The specified upper and lower frequencies are collectively referred to as a "programmed scan channel". The DJ-X11 can store up to 50 pairs of programmed scan channels. For more information, refer to "Programming a Memory Channel" (P. 35). Note that you need to program data in the bank for programmed scan channels in advance.
9. Useful Functions 9-8 DCS Scan The DCS scan automatically detects DCS codes in the received radio signals. 1 In VFO mode, tune to the frequency to search for a DCS code. 2 Hold down the key and rotate the upper dial to select “DCS scan”. BS VFO 145.000 FM DCS scan 3 Release the key to start scanning. Scanning starts. DCS codes being searched for are displayed on the LCD one at a time.
9. Useful Functions 9-9 Sweep Scan The Sweep scan scans frequencies during the Channel Scope operation and displays the reception levels. Even when scanning moves to the next channel, the reception level of the previous channel is displayed continuously. Like scanning, there are three types of Sweep scan: Band, Program and Memory. 1 While the Channel Scope operation is active, press the key. The Sweep scan starts. The Sweep scan scans each channel step frequency one at a time.
9. Useful Functions 9-10 Bug Detector Function This function automatically scans frequencies possibly used by bugging devices (wireless microphones) to find such devices. When the receiver determines the presence of a bugging device, it provides notification via the display and an alarm. The DJ-X11 provides two modes for the function: Silent and Sound. The default setting is a combination of both Silent and Sound modes. Refer to "Mode coupling setting of the Bug Detector function" (P. 71).
9. Useful Functions 2 Rotate the lower left dial to adjust the audio volume. Adjust the volume so that the DJ-X11 produces a howling noise (shrill sound) and then search for a bugging device. During the search, do not cover the opening of the speaker. 3 Move around the DJ-X11 slowly. When you get closer to the bugging device, the howling noise becomes louder; when you move away from the bugging device, the howling noise becomes quieter. The function pauses when you press the key.
9. Useful Functions 3 To cancel the Bug Detector function, repeat the operation in Step 1 . • Do not use earphones when using the Bug Detector function in this mode. • The effective detection distance of the Bug Detector function is about 1 to 5 m. CAUTION • The Bug Detector function is greatly affected by the ambient sound, the strength of the radio signals of the bugging device, and the sensitivity of the microphone.
9. Useful Functions 9-10-4 Sensitivity setting of the Bug Detector function You can set the detection sensitivity of the Silent mode of the Bug Detector function. 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the right dial to display on the LCD. BS 145.000 “BUG sensitivity” on the LCD. VFO The LCD displays the contents as shown on the right. BUG sensitivity OF3 FM 3 Rotate the dial to select from “1” through “5”. The default is set to 3.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10. Set Mode Configurations You can improve the ease of use of the DJ-X11 by changing each function according to your preferences. In the Set mode, the following items can be customized. The items at the top of the list are called “menus”, and the setting items below are called “sub menus”.
10. Set Mode Configurations ● Setting the Set mode items 1 Press the [FUNC] key to display 2 Press the SET CLR on the LCD. key to switch to Set mode. 3 Rotate the upper dial to select the Set mode menu. 4 Press the SET CLR key to display the sub menu. 5 Rotate the upper dial to select the sub menu and rotate the lower dial to change the setting. 6 Press the [MONI] key to return to the Set mode menu se- lection screen. 7 Press the [FUNC] key to confirm the setting and exit the Set mode.
10. Set Mode Configurations • The built-in bar antenna does not support shortwave broadcasts. You need to connect an oppropriate antenna. CAUTION 10-1-2 Earphone antenna setting Use this setting to switch between the earphone antenna and the supplied whip antenna. When the earphone antenna is selected, you can receive signals even without connecting the supplied whip antenna because the earphone cord serves as an antenna. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “Earphone antenna”.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-1-4 CW setting Use this setting to receive unmodulated continuous waves (Morse code signals). 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “CW”. 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “CWL” or “CWU”. BS VFO 145.000 FM CW CWL Select the setting with which you can hear more easily. 10-1-5 Detected signal output function Some digital signals, such as 9600 bps high-speed packet communication of amateur radio, use modulation methods called FSK or GMSK.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-1-6 F Tuning function operation setting Use this setting to specify the frequency range used to scan signals detected by the F Tuning function. When “3” is selected, the scanning range is set to be wide to allow accurate tuning; however, extra time is required. Selecting “1” finishes scanning faster; however, the receiver may not tune to the target signal properly.
10. Set Mode Configurations 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “IQ output”. 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “enable” or “Disable”. BS VFO 145.000 FM IQ out put Disable When "enable" is selected, the sound of both the main and sub bands is not output. 10-2 Screen Display Setting Use this menu to set the screen display and illumination. 1 Select from the Set mode menu. 2 Press the SET key to display the sub menu. CLR BS VFO 145.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the illumination time. Rotating the dial switches to select the options as follows: Always lit Disable all Turn out Always lit Disable all Turn out 5sec to 30sec 5sec 10sec 15sec 20sec 25sec 30sec The illumination is on all the time. The illumination and RX lamp go off. The illumination goes off. The illumination stays on for the specified time after operation.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the number font option. Rotating the dial switches the options as follows: Bold all Op. band bold Bold all Op. band thin Thin all All numbers are displayed in a bold font. The numbers of the band being operated are displayed in a bold font, and those of the other band are displayed in a thin font. The numbers of the band being operated are displayed in a thin font, and those of the other band are displayed in a bold font.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-3 Power and Battery Setting Use this menu to set power-related options. 1 Select from the Set mode menu. 2 Press the SET CLR key to display the sub menu. BS VFO 145.000 FM 10-3-1 Auto power off setting “Auto Power Off” is abbreviated to APO. Use this function to make a beeping sound and turn off the power automatically when the receiver is not operated for the specified period of time.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-3-2 Battery setting Use this setting to display the battery level icons correctly. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select BS 145.000 “Battery type”. VFO The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. Battery type Battery pack FM 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Battery pack” or “Dry Battery”.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the time while the power is ON and the time to save the battery. When this function is set to ON, “BS” appears on the LCD. Rotating the dial switches the options as follows: OFF 0.2: 0.2 0.2: 1.8 0.2: 1.2 0.2: 0.4 0.2: 0.8 (Initial value) • This setting is factory-set to “0.2: 0.8”. Under normal conditions, it is unnecessary to set this function to OFF.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the key lock mode. Rotating the dial switches the options as follows: All 16-key pad Dials only 17-key pad 16-key + dials All 16-key pad All operation will be locked. The operation of the key pad will be locked except for the key. Dials only 17-key pad 16-key + dials The operation of the dials will be locked.* The operation of the key pad will be locked. The operation of the key pad and dials will be locked except for the key.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Stay in the band” or “Go to next band”. Stay in the band Go to next band Return to the other end of the same band. Move to the next band. 10-4-4 Right/left dial function setting Use this setting to swap the functions assigned to the right and left dials. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select BS 145.000 “Dial assignment”. VFO The LCD displays the information as shown on the right.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-4-6 Assigning a function to the WILD key WILD Use this setting to assign a desired menu item in the Set mode to the key. Assign a frequently used menu so you can change the setting quickly. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “WILD key assign”. The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. BS VFO 145.000 FM Wild key assign language 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the function to be as- signed to the WILD key.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select the band to be operated with the [MONI] key, function. Both bands Main band only Sub band only Operating band Both bands will be operated with the [MONI] key. The main band will be operated with the [MONI] key. The sub band will be operated with the [MONI] key. The band currently being operated will be operated with the [MONI] key. 10-4-9 MONI key activation setting Use this setting to specify how to operate the [MONI] key.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-4-11 Remote COM port setting The ERW-8 is an optional cable like the ERW-7 cable which is connected to the USB port of a PC to allow the use of memory editing software. Moreover, you can use the ERW-8 to control most functions of the DJX11 in real time, and charge the battery pack. Note that these operations require additional software. The ERW-8 should be used together with the EDC-174 charger. The following setting is necessary when you use the ERW-8.
10. Set Mode Configurations 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Busy scan”, “1sec. timer” to “25sec. timer”, or “1sec. elapse” to “5min. elapse”. Refer to the table below to select your desired mode. Busy scan mode Timer scan mode Periodic scan mode After scanning stops, the DJ-X11 resumes scanning when there is no signal to receive. After scanning stops, the DJ-X11 resumes scanning after the specified time even though it is still receiving signals.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-5-3 Priority Monitoring duration setting Use this setting to specify the time to stop the reception of signals from the priority channel when the Priority Monitoring function is ON. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select BS 145.000 “Prio. duration”. VFO The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. Prio. duration Busy FM 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Busy” or “1sec.” to “25sec.” You can select the busy mode or the timer mode from 1 to 25 seconds.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-5-5 Scan speed setting Use this setting to change the scan speed. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “Scan Speed”. The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. BS VFO 145.000 FM Scan Speed Slow 2 Rotate the lower dial to select from three levels: “Slow”, “Normal”, and “Fast”. 10-6 Memory Setting Use this menu to set the memory functions. 1 Select from the Set mode menu. 2 Press the SET key to display the sub menu. CLR BS VFO 145.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-6-2 Memory name display setting When memory names have been set, use this setting to select whether to display a memory name or frequency. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “Name display”. The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. BS VFO 145.000 FM Name display Memory name 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Memory name” or “Fre- quency”. Even when “Memory name” is selected, you can display a frequency temporarily by holding down the [MONI] key.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-7-2 Bell function setting The Bell function uses a bell sound to provide notification when a signal is received. 1 Rotate the upper dial to select “Bell”. The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. BS VFO Bell OFF 145.000 FM 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “OFF”, “Main band only”, “Sub band only”, or “Either band”. When the Bell function is enabled, appears on the LCD. When a signal is received, flashes and a bell sounds.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-7-3 Voice Guidance function setting This function reads the displayed frequency of the DJ-X11 or announces the result of the Bug Detector function in English. ● Setting the Voice Guidance function 1 Rotate the upper dial to select BS 145.000 “Voice guide”. VFO The LCD displays the information as shown on the right. Voice guide Disable FM 2 Rotate the lower dial to select “Disable”, “key opera- tion”, “Bugging mode”, or “Both”.
10. Set Mode Configurations 10-8 Remote Controller Setting This menu is available only when the optional remote controller EDS-12 is used. You can assign the functions listed in the table below to the remote controller keys as desired. The remote controller has four keys for function assignment: A through D. 1 Select from the Set mode menu. SET 2 Press the CLR key to display the sub menu. BS VFO 145.
11. Channel Display Mode 11. Channel Display Mode This mode displays only a bank and a channel number instead of a frequency in the Memory mode. Some other functions are also disabled. This mode is convenient for commercial users. 1 Program frequencies into the memory beforehand. 2 Select the memory mode and turn the power OFF. 3 Turn the power ON while hold- ing down the [MONI] and keys simultaneously. The LCD should appear like the figure on the right showing the bank and channel number.
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions 12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions The Cable-clone function copies data from one DJ-X11 to another DJ-X11. By connecting two DJ-X11 units with a cable, you can copy the information (including memory data) specified in the sending unit (herein referred to as “Master”) to the receiving unit (herein referred to as “Slave”). In addition to the Cable-clone function the following operations are possible when the DJ-X11 is connected to a PC.
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions ● Precautions common to all connections • Be sure to turn off both the DJ-X11 and external device before establishing any connection. • The earphone jack of the DJ-X11 accepts a ø3.5 mm 4-pole stereo mini-plug. Refer to the diagrams below for wiring.
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions 12-2 Cable-Clone Receiving Data Use the following procedure to copy data from another DJ-X11 or to receive data edited on a PC. 1 Turn OFF the Slave and connect the stereo mini-plug cable to its earphone jack. 2 While holding down the［MONI］ key, press the ［ POWER ］key to turn ON the Slave. CLONE 57600bps “CLONE” appears on the LCD and the Slave enters Clone mode. 3 Wait until the Master DJ-X11 or PC sends data.
12. Cable-clone and PC Connection Functions 12-3 Cable-Clone Transferring Data The procedure below does not necessitate using the PC Connection function. 1 Turn OFF the Master and connect the stereo mini-plug cable to its earphone jack. 2 While holding down the［ MONI ］key, press the ［ POWER ］key to turn ON the Master. "CLONE" appears on the LCD and the Master enters Clone mode. The number increases. 3 While “CLONE” is displayed on the LCD, press the dial.
13. Reset Function 13. Reset Function The DJ-X11 provides two types of reset operations: Partial reset which initializes only the Set mode and LCD display settings; and All reset which deletes memory data as well. • Remember that you cannot restore data deleted in Memory mode. CAUTION 13-1 Reset This function resets the DJ-X11 to the condition before shipment. Use this function if you get lost while operating the DJ-X11 or if the DJ-X11 does not operate properly.
14. Using the Optional Remote Controller 14. Using the Optional Remote Controller 14-1 Using the Remote Controller 14-1-1 Top/Bottom/Front panels (2) (5) (1) (3) (4) No. Item Description (1) Earphone jack Earphone output jack. Connect earphones or other output devices. (2) Operation key A Used to change the band to be operated (MAIN/SUB). (3) Operation key B Used to switch the frequency bands.
14. Using the Optional Remote Controller 14-2 Connecting the Remote Controller The following figure shows the connection of the remote controller. Connect commercially-available earphones/headphones. Plug into the audio input jack of the remote controller. Commercially-available stereo mini-plug cable (ø3.5 mm). Plug into the DJ-X11. Plug into an MP3 player or other portable audio player.
15. Maintenance and Reference 15. Maintenance and Reference 15-1 Troubleshooting Please check the list below before concluding that the receiver is faulty. If a problem persists even after performing the actions below, try resetting the receiver. This may correct erroneous operations. Symptom Nothing appears on the LCD when you turn the power ON. No speaker audio/ No reception 15 104 Possible Cause Action Poor battery contact Check that the battery terminals are clean.
15. Maintenance and Reference • If you need after-sales service or support, contact your Alinco dealer. To search for your nearest dealer, use the “DISTRIBUTION” page on our web site (http://www.alinco.com/usa.html). • For the DJ-X11, updated firmware (operating program written on the chip inside the receiver) may be delivered from the web site. Consequently, your DJ-X11 may operate differently from the description in this manual depending on its firmware version.
15. Maintenance and Reference 15-3 After-sales Service ■ Warranty period Please ask warranty policy to your dealer before purchase. ■ After the warranty period Contact your Alinco dealer or service contact. If the performance can be retained by repairing the product, we will repair it at cost on your request. If you have any questions about after-sales service, contact your Alinco dealer or service contact. If you have any questions about after-sales service, contact your Alinco dealer or service contact.
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17. Specifications 17. Specifications 17-1 Specifications Receivable Receivable frequency range (Main band): 0.05 to 1300MHz frequency range Receivable frequency range (Sub band): 118 to 171MHz, 336 to 470MHz (USA T version: cellular frequencies [824.000 ∼ 849.99995MHz, 869.000 ∼ 894.99995MHz] are blocked.) Frequency step 0.05/0.1/1/5/6.25/8.33/10/12.5/15/20/25/30/50/100/125/150/200/500kHz/1MHz Modulation mode AM/SSB/CW/FM/WFM Power supply voltage Operating range (External power supply port): 5.
17. Specifications 17-2 The Band-plans 17-2-1 Switching the main band ● E Pan-Europe version Default (MAIN) Frequency range .150(AM) (50 ∼ 521kHz)*1 .522(AM) (522 ∼ 1620kHz)*2 1.625(AM) (1.625 ∼ 49.99995MHz) 51.000(FM) (50.000 ∼ 75.900MHz) 87.600(FM) (76.000 ∼ 87.99995MHz) 118.000(AM) (88.000 ∼ 141.975MHz) 145.000(FM) (142.000 ∼ 169.9875MHz) 180.750(WFM) (170.000 ∼ 229.750MHz) 270.000(AM) (230.000 ∼ 335.900MHz) 380.000(FM) (336.000 ∼ 429.9875MHz) 433.000(FM) (430.000 ∼ 469.
17. Specifications ● E UK version Default (MAIN) Frequency range .150(AM) (50 ∼ 521kHz)*1 .522(AM) (522 ∼ 1620kHz)*2 1.625(AM) (1.625 ∼ 49.99995MHz) 51.000(FM) (50.000 ∼ 72.795MHz) 72.800(FM) (72.800 ∼ 87.4875MHz) 118.000(AM) (87.500 ∼ 141.975MHz) 145.000(FM) (142.000 ∼ 169.9875MHz) 180.750(WFM) (170.000 ∼ 238.000MHz) 270.000(AM) (240.000 ∼ 335.400MHz) 380.000(FM) (335.425 ∼ 429.975MHz) 433.000(FM) (430.000 ∼ 446.09375MHz) 446.100(FM) (446.100 ∼ 917.000MHz) 917.0125(FM) (917.
17. Specifications 17-2-2 Switching the sub band Press the this order. key and select from the following four bands displayed in Default (SUB) Frequency range 118.000 (AM) (118.000 ∼ 141.995MHz) 145.000 (FM) (142.000 ∼ 170.995MHz ) 352.000 (FM) (336.000 ∼ 429.995MHz ) 433.000 (FM) (430.000 ∼ 469.995MHz ) • The default is set to "Auto". It is unnecessary to change the "Auto" setting under normal conditions. Change the setting to receive a frequency which cannot be tuned to automatically.
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