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AR-ONE
Ultra Wide Band
Communications Receiver
Operating manual v.2.1
AOR, LTD.
March 1, 2010
1
Table of contents
1 Introduction ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 4
1-1 Intro uction ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
1-2 Taking care of your ra io ------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
1-3 Attention while operating ------------------------------------------------------------------ 6
1-4 Accessories supplie ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
1-5 Controls an functions --------------------------------------------------------------------- 8
1-5-1Keypa --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1-5-2 Summary of keys ------------------------------------------------------------- 10
1-6 Computer control ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12
1-7 IF output an Spectrum Display Unit (SDU5600) ----------------------------------- 12
Getting Started -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2-1 Making the AR-ONE rea y for operation ---------------------------------------------- 13
2-1-1 LCD ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 13
2-1-2 Connect the antenna -------------------------------------------------------- 13
2-1-3 Connect power ---------------------------------------------------------------- 13
2-2 Switching on for the first time ------------------------------------------------------------ 13
2-3 Squelch Circuit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 14
2-4 VFO selection -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 15
2-4-1 Tuning frequency ------------------------------------------------------------- 15
2-4-1-1 Entering frequency using the numeric keypa --------- 15
2-4-1-2 Changing frequency using the main tuning ial -------- 16
2-4-1-3 Changing frequency using UP/DOWN arrow key ----- 16
2-5 Changing receive mo e ------------------------------------------------------------------- 16
2-5-1 Auto mo e selection --------------------------------------------------------- 17
2-5-2 Receive mo e selection ---------------------------------------------------- 18
2-6 Changing tuning step size ---------------------------------------------------------------- 18
2-7 IF ban wi th ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 19
2-7-1 Manually selecting IF ban wi th ----------------------------------------- 20
2-8 AGC (Automatic Gain Control) ----------------------------------------------------------- 20
2-9 ATT (Attenuator) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21
2-10 RF Amplifier --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 22
2-11 Offset ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 23
2-11-1 Using pre-programme frequency offset ata ----------------------- 23
2-11-2 Entering new frequency offset ata ------------------------------------ 23
2
3 Memory channels and banks ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 4
3-1 Memory channel overview -------------------------------------------------------------- 24
3-2 Storing VFO frequency an ata into memory ------------------------------------- 25
3-3 Memory rea “M.RD” --------------------------------------------------------------------- 26
3-4 Deleting memory channels -------------------------------------------------------------- 27
4 SCAN – scanning memory channels ------------------------------------------------------------- 8
4-1 SCAN – outline intro uction ------------------------------------------------------------ 28
4-2 Starting SCAN ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 28
4-3 Selecting a SCAN bank ------------------------------------------------------------------ 29
4-4 Select SCAN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 29
4-4-1 A ing select scan channels in memory rea ----------------------- 29
4-4-2 Starting/Stopping select scan ------------------------------------------ 29
5 Search mode --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
5-1 Search type --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30
5-1-1 Program search overview ------------------------------------------------ 30
5-2 Starting Program search ----------------------------------------------------------------- 31
5-2-1 Reversing the irection of search --------------------------------------- 31
5-2-2 Forcing the search to resume -------------------------------------------- 32
5-2-3 Stopping the search -------------------------------------------------------- 32
5-3 Selection of search bank ---------------------------------------------------- 32
5-4 Programming a search bank ----------------------------------------------------------- 32
5-5 Deleting search banks ------------------------------------------------------------------- 36
5-6 Locking out unwante active frequencies (PASS) -------------------------------- 37
5-6-1 Deleting pass channels --------------------------------------------------- 38
6 Configuration menu ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 39
6-1 Configure beep ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 40
6-2 Configure lamp ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 41
6-3 Configure immer ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42
6-4 Configure contrast ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
6-5 Configure manual AGC ------------------------------------------------------------------ 42
6-6 Configure IF-GAIN (Interme iate Frequency gain) ------------------------------- 43
6-7 Configure RF-GAIN (Ra io Frequency gain) --------------------------------------- 44
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6-8 Configure Remote BPS (Bau Rate) ------------------------------------------------- 44
6-9 Configure RMT-ID (Remote ID) -------------------------------------------------------- 45
6-10 Configure DELAY (Scan elay an Search elay) ------------------------------- 45
6-11 Configure FREE (Scan free an Search free) ------------------------------------- 46
6-12 Configure SPEAKER -------------------------------------------------------------------- 46
6-12-1 Configure rear speaker --------------------------------------------------- 47
6-12-2 Configure front speaker -------------------------------------------------- 47
6-12-3 Configure hea phones output ------------------------------------------ 47
6-13 Configure au io filters (HPF/LPF) ---------------------------------------------------- 48
6-13-1 Configure au io HPF (High Pass) ------------------------------------- 48
6-13-2 Configure au io LPF (Low Pass Filter) ------------------------------ 49
6-14 Configure Au io De-emphasis -------------------------------------------------------- 49
6-15 Configure PRIO-CH (Priority Channel) --------------------------------------------- 49
6-15-1 Engaging PRIO channel ------------------------------------------------- 50
6-16 Configure IF output frequency -------------------------------------------------------- 51
6-16-1 Selecting IF output frequency ------------------------------------------ 51
6-17 Configure reference signal source --------------------------------------------------- 51
7 Computer control --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5
7-1 How to sen an RS-232C comman ------------------------------------------------- 52
7-2 Power on the AR-ONE ------------------------------------------------------------------- 52
7-3 Detaile RS-232C Comman Listing of the AR-ONE ---------------------------- 53
8 Reset -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 66
9 Specifications -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 67
10 Optional Accessories -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 70
11 Limited Warranty (USA only) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 71
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1 Introduction
1-1 Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the AR-ONE Ultra Wi e Ban Communications receiver.
The AR-ONE is esigne using the very latest technology to ensure the highest levels of
performance an reliability. To get the best possible results from your AR-ONE, we
strongly recommen you to rea this manual an familiarize yourself with the receiver.
Although carefully esigne , this receiver (like all receivers) suffer from a egree of
internal noise known as spurious emissions. They are a pro uct of the receiver’s
circuitry, an therefore, o not represent a fault. Apparent faults may be ue to
acci ental misoperation of the receiver. If you believe there is a problem, carefully rea
all of the manual before eci ing to contact your ealer for a vice.
It is acknowle ge that sections of this manual are repetitive, this is to enable the
manual to be use as a reference book (you on’t have to rea it all from cover to cover
in one go).
Every effort has been ma e to make this manual correct an up to ate. Due to
continuous evelopment of the receiver, an by error or omission anomalies may be
foun an this is acknowle ge .
© This manual is protecte by copyright AOR, LTD. 2009. No information containe in
this manual may be copie or transferre by any means without the prior written consent
of AOR, LTD. AOR an the AOR logo are tra emarks of AOR, LTD. All other tra emarks
an names are acknowle ge .
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Main features:
 Super wi e coverage: 10 KHz ~ 3.3 GHz (continuous)
 1,000 memory channels
 10 VFOs
 Monitor AM, NFM, WFM, USB, LSB, CW, Data
 Ultra-stable reference frequency oscillator
 Two RS-232C ports plus control hea port
 Control up to 99 AR-ONE Units with one PC
 Triple conversion superhetero yne front en
 Antenna input level rea out
 A justable BFO
 High intercept
 IF signal output (10.7 MHz or 455KHz)
 Excellent sensitivity
 Detachable control hea (optional kit require )
1- Taking care of your radio
There are no internal operator a justments. In the unlikely event of servicing being
require , please contact your ealer for technical assistance.
Do not use or leave the receiver in irect sunlight (especially the LCD). It is best to avoi
locations where excessive heat, humi ity, ust an vibration are expecte . Always keep
the AR-ONE free from ust an moisture. Use a soft, ry cloth to gently wipe the set
clean, never use abrasive cleaners or organic solvents which may amage certain
parts. Treat the AR-ONE with care, avoi spillage or leakage of liqui s into the receiver
an associate power supply. Special care shoul be taken to avoi liqui entering
aroun the controls, through the speaker grille or via the connection jacks.
The AR-ONE is esigne for operation from a goo quality regulate DC supply of 12 to
14 V, which shoul be capable of supplying 1.5 A. Never connect the AR-ONE
irectly to the AC outlet.
The chassis of the receiver is at negative groun . Where provi e ( epen ing upon
worl market location), the power supply is pre-wire an provi es a nominal 12 V DC
output with suitable connectors being fitte as stan ar for the AC power input an
connection to the AR-ONE.
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SAFETY NOTICE – Always disconnect the power supply from the AC outlet when
not in use. If used mobile, it should be noted that the AR-ONE has NOT been
manufactured or tested to meet any specific mobile safety requirements.
The AR-ONE has no internally user adjustable parts.
If using the AR-ONE in a base station situation, the best short wave reception is usually
achieve by the fitting of a separate external earth ro , however, consi er the
implications carefully if your AC buil ing supply uses a Protective Multiple Earth (PME)
system. If in oubt consult an expert electrician. Never earth to a gas pipe!
The AR-ONE has a single N type antenna connector for all frequencies. This is inten e
for connection to a 50 Ω (unbalance ) coaxial fe antenna such as a iscone, ipole,
unipole, Yagi, etc. When sighting the antenna, avoi power cables. Ensure that you o
not confuse the antenna an other IF output connectors as they are closely locate .
1-3 Attention while operating
1. Certain key operations are acte upon when the key is RELEASED, not while it
is presse . Allow time for the AR-ONE to register such actions before pressing
another key.
2. The key lock (LOCK) is intentionally ma e to be ifficult to operate to prevent
acci ental operation. To release key lock, the LOCK key has to be hel for
more than one secon , the key icon on the LCD confirms operation. The LOCK
is isable uring keying sequences (such as when entering frequencies).
3. If a key sequence is not complete , the microprocessor will automatically abort
most operations after about 90 secon s of keypa inactivity.
4. Currently isplaye VFO ata is save at power own (to increase spee of
operation an to re uce write cycles). For this reason, if the AR-ONE is
powere own using the PWR/VOL control or external power is remove , the
last isplaye frequency will be lost an the frequency use prior to this will be
isplaye when next powere up.
Terminology – Search & Scan
If you have not use a wi e ban receiver before or are not familiar with the terminology
use , it is very important to un erstan the ifference between SEARCH an SCAN mo es.
SEARCH: The AR-ONE provi es several operations where transmissions (active
frequencies) may be automatically locate by sweeping the receiver over a wi e
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frequency range, either from the currently isplaye frequency traveling upwar s
(or ownwar s) in a specifie tuning increment (step) or by sweeping
over-an -over between two specifie frequency limits. This process is known as
SEARCHING, as the title implies, it can take a long time to fin transmissions ue
to their ‘often intermittent’ an brief nature. For this reason it is best to slice large
frequency ranges into smaller, more manageable pieces where they may be
intensively stu ie .
When examining large frequency ban s, it is common to fin that 90% of
frequencies are inactive an only a small number of the remaining constitute what
you really want. Searching still remains the best way to initially locate active an
interesting transmissions (in conjunction with a goo frequency listing an ban
plan).
SCAN: Once active transmission have been i entifie (either by searching or by
using a goo frequency gui e), it is more efficient to store the ata into memories
which can be rapi ly an automatically monitore in succession, stopping when
activity is encountere . This forms a much more efficient means of monitoring the
most wante frequencies as you have targete 100% what you most want to hear,
by contrast searching is very inefficient for ay-to- ay monitoring.
Note: It is very important that the squelch is advanced to cancel background
noise for the search & scan functions to operate. This is because the
AR- NE believes that it has found an active frequency when the squelch
opens and “S” ‘squelch open’ icon is displayed to the left of the signal meter.
Advance the squelch control clockwise until the background noise is just
cancelled, this is known as the threshold position. If the squelch control is
advanced too far, weaker signals may be missed.
No noise an no “S” icon isplaye (with squelch a vance clockwise
passe threshol ) = squelch closed.
Signal receive or ‘noise’ emanating from speaker (squelch fully
counterclockwise, below threshol ) with “S” icon isplaye = squelch open.
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1-4 Accessories supplied
The following items are provi e in the carton box:
1 AR-ONE receiver
1 DC power cable
1 Operating manual
1-5 Controls & functions
Controls are locate on the front with most connectors on the rear of the AR-ONE, a brief
i entification is given here:
Front Panel
1. Volume control plus isolate power On/Off
2. Squelch control
3. Phones jack (3.5 mm mono or stereo may be use )
4. Escape key
5. Key Lock key
6. Monitor key
7. Function keys
8. LCD (Liqui Crystal Display)
9. Main keyboar (ten keys plus ecimal an enter)
10. Main tuning ial (frequency change an menu manipulation)
11. Arrow keys (frequency change an menu manipulation)
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Rear Panel
12. Antenna connector (N type)
13. Stan ar signal (10 MHz) input connector
14. IF output connector
15. Main power switch
16. DC power input connector ( esign may vary epen ing on AR-ONE
generation)
17. Remote control connector (RS-232C) -- 1
18. Remote control connector (RS-232C) – 2
19. External au io output connector (when use , the internal speaker is isable )
20. Au io output connector (speaker output without isabling the internal speaker)
21. Signal output connector (0 – 4.5 V DC maximum)
RS- 3 C connection requirements:
The REMOTE RS-232C connectors (17 & 18 above) are esigne for connection irectly to
a RS-232C serial port of a PC. By aisy chaining the units, control of up to 99 AR-ONE
receivers is possible from one PC. No interface is require , just a stan ar RS-232C straight
cable. Connections for a PC are as follows:
AR-ONE DB-9 RS-232C cable DB-25 RS-232C cable
Pin # 2 Pin # 2 Pin # 3
Pin # 3 Pin # 3 Pin # 2
Pin # 5 Pin # 5 (Groun ) Pin # 7 (Groun )
Pin # 7 Pin # 7 Pin # 4
Pin # 8 Pin # 8 Pin # 5