Alinco DJ-V5T/E User manual

Instruction Manual
Thank you for buying this ALINCO transceiver.
This instruction manual contains important safety
and operating instructions. Please read it carefully
before using the transceiver.
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NOTICE
Precautions
This
equipment
has
been
(ested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
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CAUTION
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
Do not open the transceiver case Do not yank the power cord from
or touch non-user-serviceable its outlets. Also, do not rewire the
generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and. if not
installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to ; :
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
components.
power
cord
with
other
extension
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
is
encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
cords.
Such
handling
may
damage
interference by one or more of the following measures: or short-circuit the cord.
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation berween the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from
Matto which the receiver is connected.
© AN
1 eat Sy cae Ter ee ae Do not expose the product to Use a 13.8 V DC regulated power
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radia technician for help. direct sunlight or heat sources. supply to operate this product.
Also, avoid using the product in The transceiver must be
Tested to Comply an extremely dusty or humid grounded.
Cc With FCC Standards environment.
FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE
Information in this document are subject to change without notice or ) A
obligation. All brand names and trademarks are the property of their
respective owners. Alinco cannot be liable for pictorial or typographical Do not place anything, which Beware of moisture condensation.
inaccuracies. Some parts. options and/or accessories are unavailable in
4 . n might spill on top of or overthe — Moisture in the air will condense
certain areas. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the
: 2 ‘ y : product. on the product when you move it
party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to fi ld ol
operate (he equipment. roma cold place to'a warm
place. Condensation will cause
Copyright© 1998 Ali rights reserved. No part of this document may be the unit to malfunction. If
reproduced, copied, translated or transcribed in any form or by any means
without the prior written permission of Alinco, Inc., Osaka, Japan.
English Edition Printed in Japan.
condensation forms on the unit,
wipe or let dry.

Contents
Contents
2
Hl Before operating the transceiver u4
@ Attention. 4
4
4
5
@ Points to Note Before Transmitting....
@ Points to Note for Using an External Power Supply
Wi Accessories .. 4
@o0pen the bees and 1 Check “That ihe Following tems: Have ‘deen
Included
@ Connecting and Disconnecting the Antenna.
@ Attaching the Hand Strap
@ Attaching and Detaching the Belt Clip “S
@ Attaching and Detaching the Ni-Cd Battery Pack and Battery Case......5
@ Loading Batteries 6
@ Exchanging the Batteries 6
@ Battery Recharger (EDC-93. EDC-94) 6
@ 6.0V-700mAh Ni-Cd Battery Pack (EBP-45N).. sake
@ Prevent Short Circuiting the Ni-Cd Battery Pack... 7
1 Names and Functions of Parts.. 8
1-1 External View ... 8
Wi Front........... 8
WTop... 8
MSide. 9
Rear... 9
1-2. Keyboard.
W Upper Part...
Wi Lower Part.
1-3 Display
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2-1 Basic Operation... chek
W@W Turning the Power On.
@ Voltage Indication............
B Adjusting the Audio Volume
WW Squelch
@ Adjusting the Squelch....
W@ Monitor Function and Squelch Level.
@ Switching MONI-1 and MONI-2
2-2 Operating Modes.
I VFO Mode
Mi Memory Mode
Wi Call Mode...
@ Switching Between Modes...
2-3 Setting the Frequency in the VFO Mode...
Wi Switching the Band
@ Adjusting the Frequency in Tuning Steps
@ Setting the Tuning Step...
@ Adjusting in | MHz Steps
W@ Entry From the Keyboard...
Wi First Entry Digit for Different Tuning Steps
2-4 Receiving ... setts staid aes ecides
WSeting the: Receiving Mode
2-5 Transmitting .
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3 Memory Channel and Calt Channel .
3-! | Memory (MR) Channel
Wi Selecting a Memory Channel Number .
@ Programming a Memory Channel .
@ Memory Channel Programming
@ Programmed-Scan Channel Programming...
@ Call-Channel Programming
Wi Calling up a Programmed Memory Channel Number...
Clearing a Memory Channel ..
WB Setting the Memory Channel Skip
@ Memory Shift..
3-2 Call Channel...
Selecting a Call Channel .....
@ Programming a Call Channel .
4 Functions.
4-1 Scan Mode: :
Band Scan and Progtanumed ‘Scan.
@ Memory Scan and Skip Scan......

4-2
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44
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5 Communicating
5-1
5-2
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Wi Setting Scan Resume Conditions ee
@ Scan Operation When Setting Tone Squelch and DTMF Squelch.
Priority Watch
W@W Turning Priority Watch On
WW Simultaneous Operation of Priority Watch and Scans
@ Stopping Scanning Only
@ Stopping Priority Watch Only.
Repeater Operation ..
Wi Repeater Shift...
W Reverse ......
W Tone Burst.
Mode Settings ...
Beep Function.
Weel!
B® Auto Power Off (APO)..
W Battery Save (BS)
W Setting the DTMF Transmission Delay Time .
Other Functions...
BW Display Choices
@ Frequency Display..
@ Channel Display . é
@ Switching Between the Frequency Display and Channel Di
Naming Memory Channels .....
@ Setting the Audio Modulation .
WKeylock..
BLamp......
isplay ...
Tone Squelch Frequency (CTCSS)..
Wi Setting Tone Encoder Frequency
W Setting Tone Squelch Frequency...
WTransmiting and Receiving with a Tone Frequency .
DTMF Squelch (DSQ)
BB Setting DSQ Code
6 Maintenance and Reference
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@ Attention When Using DSQ
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W@ Programing Dial Codes ...
W@W Clearing the Dial Code.
W Sending the Auto Dialer Code ~
Wi Outputting DIMF Codes Manually oo... escssseecssseessesesteeesseee4
W@W Troubleshooting............
W Resetting
W@ Factory Settings.
W Options Es
@ Reference of EMS-8 (Remote control speaker microphone).....-
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W Packet Operation 00...
@ Packet Operation Connections ..
WiCloning
@ Transmission System .
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Wi Before operating the transceiver @ Points to Note Before Transmitting
Many wireless stations use frequencies adjacent to the ham bands for
@ Attention business purposes. Be mindful when transmitting near them.
+ Do not remove the case or touch the interior components. Even when amateur stations obey radio laws, unexpected jamming can
occur.
Tampering can cause equipment trouble. : ; . : :
Pay sufficient attention during mobile operation.
- Do not use or keep the transceiver where it is exposed to direct
sunlight. dusty places, or near sources of heat.
+
Keep
the
transceiver
away
from
TVs,
tuners
or
other
equipment
4
Caution:
Depending
on
laws
in
different
region,
it
may
be
when
it
interferes
with
reception
forbidden
to
use
the
transceiver
in
the
following
*
Securely
connect
the
antenna
which
has
been
included
with
the
places:
.
:
transceiver.
*
Aboard
aircraft
-
Inairports
-
In
ports
-
For
external
power,
Alinco
recommends
using
the
EDC-34
5
hin
Sr
nege
the
operating
area
of
business
cigarette
lighter
cable
with
filter
wireless
stations
or
their
relay
stations
+
When
transmitting
for
a
long
time
at
high
power,
the
tranceiver
can
Before
use
in
any
of
the
above
places,
obtain
any
overheat
necessary
permission
from
the
proper
authorities,
+
Tum
the
power
off
immediately
if
the
transceiver
emits
smoke
or
and
be
mindful
of
local
laws
that
govern
amateur
strange odors. Ensure the transceiver is safe. then bring it to the radio operation.
nearest Alinco service center. . ‘ .
@ Points to Note for Using an External Power Supply
* Use a 4.0 V-15.0 BC power supply as an external power supply.
* When connecting the power supply to the transceiver, use an
optional DC cable for base station (EDC-37). Connect the cable to
the DC jack on the side of the transceiver.
* When the power is supplied from a cigarette socket of a car, use the
cigarette lighter cable (EDC-43) or the cigarette lighter cable with
filter (EDC-36). Use the cigarette lighter cable with filter (EDC-36)
during mobil operation to prevent noise.
+ Turn the power off when connecting or disconnecting the DC cable.

MB Accessories
@ Open the Box and Check That the Following Items Have Been Included:
* Antenna
- Belt clips
> Hand Strap
- Battery Recharger (EDC-93(120V), EDC-94(230V)) *
~ Ni-Cd battery pack 6.0V — 700mAh (EBP-45N) *
- Instruction manual
- Warranty *
- Cautions about PL
*Standerd Accessories May Differ Depending On The Version
@ Connecting and Disconnecting the Antenna
4. Hold the antenna by its base.
2. Align the grooves at the base of
the antenna with the protrusions
on the antenna connector.
3. Slide the antenna down and turn
it clockwise until it stops.
4. Confirm that the antenna is
securely connected.
* Turn the antenna counter-clockwise to disconnect the antenna.
@ Attaching the Hand Strap
; {
Atiach the hand strap as shown in
the illustration on the left.
. Attaching and Detaching the Belt Clip
* Attaching the Belt Clip
Attach the belt clip to the back of the transceiver until it clicks.
Detaching the Belt Clip
Push up the catches of the belt clip, and pull it.
Attaching Detaching
@ Attaching and Detaching the Ni-Cd Battery Pack and Battery Case
Attaching the Ni-Cd battery pack or battery case:
Align with the grooves on the tranceiver, and slide in the direction
of the arrow until it clicks.
Catches
Attaching Detaching
Detaching the Ni-Cd battery pack or battery case:
Push up the catches, and pull the battery pack or case free of the
transceiver.

@ Loading Batteries
1. Release the catches on the
battery case, and lift the battery
case up and off.
2. Load four commercially
available AA alkaline batteries.
3 Set the batteries in the battery
case in the [4] [E] orientation
marked at the bottom of the
case.
4. Fit the catches at end of the
battery case.
§. Push the battery case until it
clicks into place.
Note: Do not use AA Ni-Cd batteries on the market.
@ Exchanging the Batteries
Use new batteries of the same type (e.g. : alkaline) and brand.
The DJ-V5 is a high output transceiver.
Alkaline batteries are recommended for use over extended periods of
time.
Reference: + Auto Power Off (page 32), Battery Save ( page 32)
These functions extend battery life.
@ Battery Recharger (EDC-93(120V), EDC-94(230V))
+ Recharging with the EDC-93(120V), EDC-94(230V)
1. Mount the Ni-Cd battery pack
on the transceiver.
2. Connect AC adapter plug to the
external power supply jack on
the transceiver
3. Connect to the AC outlet.
AC adapter plug
A Caution:1
2
3
Turn the transceiver power off before recharging
the battery pack.
Disconnect the EDC-93/94 from the outlet while
not using it.
Never charge battery packs of other
manufacturers with this charger.
The required recharging time depends on the
condition and model of battery pack. Refer to the
instruction manual of the battery pack.
Never short-circuit the recharging terminals of
this recharger with metal objects, etc. The
charger can be damaged.
The EDC-93/94 does not work when the voltage
from the wall outlet is extremely low.

@ 6.0V-700mAh Ni-Cd Battery Pack (EBP-45N) @ Prevent Short Circuiting the Ni-Cd Battery Pack
"The follnwang Battery packs cai be 5 Pack ar Be extra cautious when carrying
EBP-45N
(6.0V-700mAh)
|
About
12
hours
ae
the
Ni-Cd
battery
pack;
short-
EBP-46N (9.6¥-600mAh) About 1] hours { circuiting will produce surge
(} current possibly resulting in fire.
AX Caution: 1 The hattery pack is not charged when shipped.
It must he charged hofore use.
2 It takes 12 hours maximum to fully charge the
battery pack with the EDC-93/94. Terminals ‘
3 Charging should be conducted in a temperature
range of 0 to 40°C.(32°F-104°F)
4 Do not modify, dismantle, incinerate or immerse
the hattery pack in the water as this can be
dangerous.
5 Never short-circuit the hattery pack terminals, as
this can cause damage to the equipment or lead
to heating of the battery which may cause burns.
6 Unnecessary prolonged charging (overcharging)
can deteriorate hattery performance.
7 The hattery pack should be stored in a dry place ee
where temperature is from -20°C to +45°C. Ni-Cd battery pack
(-4°F-+113°F)
: : f
.
inside
bags
of
metal
Temperatures outside this range can cause the ‘6 . plated interior.
hattery liquid to leak. Exposure to prolonged
high humidity can cause corrosion of metal
components.
8 Normally, the battery pack can be charged up to
500 times. However, the hattery pack can be
considered dead if the period of use drops off
markedly despite the pack being charged for the
aforementioned charging time. When this
happens, a new pack should he used.
9 The hattery is recycable. At the end of its useful
life, under various national and local laws, it may
Do protect by
Do enclose inside a non-conductive enclosure | spreading a non-
(bags or handkerchief made only of non- conductive sheet to
conductive material). place on a flat surface,
he illegal to dispose of this hattery improperly. A Caution: Keep the battery pack inside the included pouch
Check with your local solid waste officials for when carrying.
details on recycling options or proper disposal in
your area,
10 When this battery is mounted on the DJ-V5, it
can be charged by connecting 13.8V DC-IN.

1 Names and Functions of Parts
1-1 External View
i Front
Display
Displays the frequency
and other operating
: information. (page 12)
POWER switch
TX/RX Lamp
Lights green when the
squelch unmutes.
Lights red when
transmitting.
For switching power on and
off. (page 13)
FUNC/LOCK key
Use this key in combination
with other keys to access
various functions of the
transceiver, The keylock
works by holding this key
down for a few seconds.
(page 35)
Speaker
Thin built-in speaker
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Microphone
Speak into the
microphone when
transmitting.
BAND/SET key
Use this key to switch the
band (page 16) Keyboard
Use this key after pressing Use these keys to enter the
the FUNC/LOCK key to fumber and for various
change to setting mode settings (page 16,11)
(page 31)
i Top
Dial Antenna Connector
Use this dial to change the For connecting the included
frequency. memory channel, antenna. (page 5)
and various settings.
Volume SP/Mic Connector
For adjusting the audio For connection of the optional
volume.
(page
13)
external
speaker/microphone.

WH Side
PTT (press to talk) key
While this key is hetd down. the
sceiver transmits,
s this key Lo complete the
SCLIN process.
MONI (SQL) key
Hold this key down and rotate
the Dial to set the squelch level.
(page 13)
Holding down the MONI (SQL)
key temporarily unmutes the
squelch, regardless of the
squelch setting (page 14)
LAMP key
Turns the display and keyboard
hacklight on for five seconds.
The lamp can be kept on by
pressing this key after pressing
the FUNC/LOCK key. (page 35)
Use this key for cloning. (page 44)
ANTENNA SIDE
DC-IN
Terminal for
connecting an
external DC power
supply
Attach the belt
clip here.

1-2 Keyboard
Wi Upper Part
1 (PRIO) 2 (AUDIO) 3 (SKIP)
Priority watch start and Audio setting Channel skip setting
stop (page 35) (page 23)
(page 28)
PRIO AUDIO SKIP V/MMW
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DIAL
NAME
PO_
SCANTS
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4 (DIAL) 5 (NAME) 6 (PO)
Dial code setup Memory name entry Transmission output
(page 39) (page 34) switching
(page 20)
10
A (V/M/MW)
Switch operation mode
(page 15)
Memory Write
(page 21)
B (SCAN/TS)
Scan setup and operation
(page 25)
Switch between
Umer
scan
and
busy
scan
(page 27)

Wl Lower Part
7 (DSQ) 8 (T-SQL) 9 (MV) C (CALL/STEP)
DSQ mode and DSQ code Tone and Tone squelch Memory shift Call mode
setup frequency setup (page 23) (page 15)
(page 38) (page 36) Channel step frequency setup
(page 17)
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*(°¥) ® (REV/MODE) # (ENT4) D (RPT)
Frequency and item Switch receiving mode Frequency and item Repeater Shift setting
adjustment. selection etc. (page !9) adjustment and selection. (page 30)
Reverse on/off
(page 30)

12
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Appears when the FUNC/LOCK key is pressed.
Indicates transmission output status.
Appears when Temperature Protection is on.
Flashes while squelch is being set.
Appears while monitor function is on.
Appears when a memory channel is selected.
Indicates memory channel number.
Indicates the frequency and various setting status.
Appears when the squelch is unmuted.
PPOPOP \odicates the receiving level and transmission output.
TS Appears during Timer Scan setting.
APO Appears when Auto Power Off function is activated.
BS Appears when Battery Save is on.
PRIO Appears when Priority Watch is on.
O=-n Appears when keys are locked.
> Appears when the Bell Function is on.
Flashes when a signal is received.
DSQ Appears when the DSQ is on.
Flashes when the DSQ code matches.
wee Appears when setting the tone and the tone squelch.
- (—) Indicates the shift (+/— direction.
WFEM Indicates the wide FM mode is active.

2, Basic Operation
2-1
Basic
Operation
Mi
Squelch
.
The
squelch
silences
the
transceiver
except
for
signals
above
a
certain
Mi
Turning
the
Power
On
ievel
Setcleh
eliminates
the
noise
when
te
aa
receives
less
Hold
the
POWER
switch
down
than
a
certain
level.
for
a
second.
The
power
will
come
“To
unmute
the
squelch”
means
that
the
transceiver
receives
the
signal
on
and
the
power
supply
voltage
and
reproduces
the
sound.
will
appear
on
the
display.
The
frequency
will
be
indicated
on
the
@
Adjusting
the
Squelch
display.
Use
the
MONI
(SQL)
key
to
unmute
the
squelch
according
to
the
frequency.
To
turn
the
power
off,
hold
the
-
There
are
6
squelch
levels
(00-05).
POWER switch down until the A higher squelch level requires a stronger signal to unmute the
indication disappears. receiver.
The default setting is Level |.
@ Voltage Indication
The power supply voltage is indicated on the display.
1. Press the MONI (SQL) key. "SQL" will appear on the display.
It is possible to adjust the squelch level when SQL is indicated on
the display.
AX Caution: "OVER-V" flashes on the display, and the
transceiver makes a beep when the power supply
voltage is over 16.0V.
None of the functions work in this state because of
the overvoltage.
Wi Adjusting the Audio Volume
Rotate the Volume dial clockwise
to increase the audio volume, and
counter-clockwise to decrease it.
"SQL" appears
Z. Rotate the Dial while MONI (SQL) key is pressed down to set the
squeich level.
13

14
3. Select the squelch level from 00-05 while MONI (SQL) key is
being pressed.
Release the MONI (SQL) key to complete the setting and return to
the previous status.
“SQL" flashes
Hi Monitor Function and Squelch Level
+ The monitor function unmutes the squelch. This is useful when the
signal is weak or intermittent.
Pressing the MONI (SQL) key will unmute the squelch. SQL and
BUSY will appear on the display.
There are two Monitor functions : MONI-1 and MONI-2
When MONI-| is selected, squelch unmutes while MONE (SQL) key
is being pressed.
When MONI-2 is selected, squelch unmutes until MONE (SQL) key
is pressed again.
The default setting is MONI-1.
@ Switching MONI-1 and MONI-2
4. Press the FUNC/LOCK key. "F" appears on the display.
“E" appears
2. Press the MONI (SQL) key
Monitor type switches between MONI-I and MONL-2 every time
the MONI (SQL) key is pressed.
Alternatively, you can switch the Monitor function by rotating the
Dial while the MONI (SQL) key is being pressed.
3. Release the MONI (SQL) key to complete the setting and return to
the previous state.

2-2 Operating Modes
The DJ-V5 has three operating modes : VFO mode, Memory mode,
and Cal! mode.
Hi VFO Mode
The factory setting for the DJ-V5 is the VFO mode.
The VFO mode allows you to change the frequency, audio, and other
settings,
There is no specific indication on the display during the VFO mode.
i Memory Mode
In memory mode, you call up and operate on a previously
programmed frequency.
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Memory channel number
“M" appears
M“ and the memory channel number appear at lower left on the
display.
i Call Mode
The Call mode is used when you are waiting to receive or transmit on
the Call channel.
"C" appears
“C” appears on the display instead of the memory channel! number.
@ Switching Between Modes
The three operating modes rotate as shown in the diagram below.
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16
2-3 Setting the Frequency in the VFO Mode
The VFO made has one channel] each for FM radio, VHF, and UHF.
The VFO mode allows the frequency to be set easily by using the Dial
or the &/W keys. Allowed frequency ranges:
FM radio DJ-V5T:76.000- 107.995 MHz
DJ-V5E:87.500-107.995 MHz
VHF band DJ-V5T:144.000- 147.995 MHz
DJ-V5E: 144.000- 145.995 MHz
UHF band DJ-V5T:420.000-449.995 MHz
DJ-V5E:430.000-439.995 MHz
W@ Switching the Band
Press the BAND/SET key to switch the band. Each press of the key
changes tbe band as shown below.
VHF band — UHF band — FM radio — VHF band -*---
Wi Adjusting the Frequency in Tuning Steps
Rotate the Dial clockwise one click to increase the frequency by
one tuning step. Rotate the Dial counter-clockwise for one click to
decrease it by one tuning step.
When using the keyboard, press the #(ENT/44) key to increase the
frequency one tuning step. Press * ( : /W) to decrease it one
tuning step.
Note: When the frequency exceeds the upper (or lower) limit
of the currently selected band, the ee jumps to
the lower (or upper) limit.
References: Holding the A/'W keys down for 0.8 seconds scrolls
through the frequency band.

@ Sctting the Tuning Step Hi Adjusting in 1 MHz Steps
The
tuning
step
default
setting
is
SkHz
(DJ-V5T),
12.SkHz
(DJ-VSE).
Press
the
FUNC/LOCK
key,
then
the
&/W
keys
to
adjust
the
It
can
be
selected
from
the
following
:
frequieniey,
wel
Mz
ihoremenss:
$,10,12.5,15.20,25.50.
100
kHz.
The default setting is !1OOkHz(FM).
Adjust the frequency in | MHz increments
1. Press the BAND/SET key to select the band on witch you wish to
change the tuning step.
2. Press the FUNC/LOCK key, then the C(CALL/STEP) key to
change the tuning step setting.
HI Cc fa / Note: When the frequency exceeds the upper (or lower) limit
} for the frequency range of the currently selected band,
the frequency jumps to the lower (or upper) limit.
3. Rotate the Dial or press the 4&/W keys to select the tuning step.
4. Press the PTT key to complete the setting.
The display returns to the frequency display.
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18
i Entry From the Keyboard
Enter the frequency from the 100 MHz digit when VHF/UHF is
selected. Enter the frequency from the 10 MHz digit when FM is
selected.
How the final digit is entered depends on the set tuning step.
Example :
When entering 88.10MHz on the FM band..
8+ 8— - — I(Tuning step: 10kHz)
When entering 145.00MHz on the VHF/UHF band.
1+4—>5-+0-0-0 or | + 4-~+5-+#(ENT/@)
(Tuning step:5kHz)
Note: # (ENT/@) key changes all numbers after the decimal
to 0.
Reference: — If you want to cancel the setting, press the PTT key or
BANDISET key at any time while entering the number.
The previous frequency will appear on the display
again.
W@ First Entry Digit for Different Tuning Steps
Depending on the tuning step, entry may be required to the | kHz digit
or the 10 kHz digit.
When you input the 10 kHz digit. the |
digit set as follows:
12.5kHz.
{oO} : 00.0 fi] 212.5
{2} 225.0 | 237.5
{4}: invalid {5}: 50.0
{6}: 62.5 {7}: 75.0
{8}: 87.5 {9}: invalid
25.0kHz 10kHz When you input the 10 kHz digit, the 1 kHz
digit set as follows:
(other entries are invalid)
fo}: 00.0 {21 : 25.0
{s} 2 $0.0 {7}: 75.0
50.0kHz 10kHz When you input the 10 kHz digit, the | kHz
digit set as follows:
(other entries are invalid)
fol: 00.0 is} _: 50.0
100.0kHz 100kHz When you input the 100 kHz digit. the 10
kHz digit set as follows:
{ol ‘000.0 {Ih : 100.0
2k : 200.0 (31: 300.0
{4}: 400.0 {5}: 500.0
{el : 6000 {7} : 700.0
+ 800.0 {9| : 900.0
for the | kHz digit to enter 5
kHz. Any other entry sets the 1 kHz digit to 0.
Other IkHz

2-4 Receiving
Basic Operation
| Adjust the volume. (page 13)
2 Adjust the squelch. (page 13)
3 Set the frequency. (page 16)
4 Receive the signal.
When the DJ-V5 receives a signal, "BUSY" appears on the
display, and you will hear the sound of the received signal.
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Strength of the signal
“BUSY" appears
According to the strength of the received signal, the meter displays
up to 6 levels.
@ Setting the Receiving Made
The receiving mode can be switched between FM and WFM (radio
broadcasting band).
1. Press the FUNC/LOCK key, then the (?0GREV/MODE) key.
2. Rotate the Dial or press the /W keys or the O(REV/MOFE) keys
to select FM or WFM.
3. Press the PTT key to complete the setting.
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