Instruction manual
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3.1.24 Descrambler
This function descrambles the scrambled voice signals.
Note: •Only the NFM type radio signals can be descrambled.
•The descrambler function on this page is not available in the DJ-X2000
which is sold in the United States. The unauthorized use of this feature in the
U.S. may result in penalties (Privacy Protection Act 1986).
For the other versions, it is recomended that you check local regulations
before using this feature.
1
Call up the SET SCRAMBLE screen and then turn ON the
Descrambler.
Press the key, and then press
the key while is shown
on the display.
The SET SCRAMBLE screen will
appear. Point the arrow at ON using the UP/DOWN key.
2
Control the carrier.
With the arrow pointing at ON, set the carrier to the state where the voice can be
recognized. The carrier can be increased or decreased in a range between 0
and 125 (the initial setting is 40).
If you press the key with the arrow pointing at ON, the normal screen
appears with the Descrambler being active.
• Canceling the Descrambler
Press the key. This will cancel the Descrambler.
• Priority in comparison with the CTCSS decoding function and A/B squelch
The Descrambler cannot be used with the CTCSS decoding function or A/B
squelch.
• If the A/B squelch is turned ON when the Descrambler is active, the A/B
squelch takes priority.
• The CTCSS decoding function cannot be used when the Descrambler or A/B
squelch is active.
• If the Descrambler is turned ON when the CTCSS decoding function is active,
the CTCSS decoding function remains disabled until the Descrambler is turned
OFF.
Note: • If you press the key to display the normal screen when the
Descrambler is active, the Descrambler is disabled for any modulation
mode other than the NFM.
• If “
VOL
” is blinking on the display when the Descrambler is active, the
sound volume can be controlled.
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