Alinco DJ-S40 Instruction Manual Page 1

UHF FM TRANSCEIVERDJ-S40Instruction ManualThank you for purchasing this ALINCO FMtransceiver.This instruction manual contains important safety andoper

62. Control Functions Side ViewNo. Name Functions891011Antenna Pivot the antenna up when using the transceiver.PTT (press to talk) keyWhen th

72. Control Functions2-2 Key OperationsNo. Name After pressing FUNC key1PTT –IndependentCompletes the setting inthe setting mode.2MONI Switches the ke

82. Control FunctionsNo. Name During transmission1PTT –Pressed for a whileEnables transmissionwhile holding.2MONI Transmits tone call signal (page 25)

92. Control Functions2-3 DisplayAppears when the FUNC key is pressed.Indicates the shift (-/+) direction.Appears when a tone frequency is encoded and

103. Basic Operations3. Basic Operations3-1 Turning the Power ONHold the POWER switch down for asecond to turn the power ON. To turn thepower OFF, hol

113. Basic Operations3-4 Memory ModeThe Memory mode is used to recall a previously programmed frequency. Thistransceiver has 99 memory channels (1-99C

123. Basic Operations3-4-2 Memory ChannelProgramming1. Return to the VFO mode by pressingthe V/M key.2. Select the desired frequency you wishto save

133. Basic Operations3-4-3 Clearing a Memory Channel1. Press the FUNC key and then press the V/M key while "F" icon appears.Memory channel N

143. Basic Operations3-5 CALL ModeThe Call mode is used when you are receiving or transmitting on the CALLchannel. The transceiver has one CALL channe

153. Basic Operations3-6 Receiving1. Turn the power ON.2. Rotate the volume dial to set the audiovolume.3. Eliminate noise by setting the squelch inth

iContentsContents Points to Note when Using an External Power Supply1. Accessories ...21-1 Standar

163. Basic Operations3-7 Transmitting1. Select the desired frequency.2. Press and hold the PTT key, speak intomicrophone with normal loudness andtone.

174. Parameter Setting Mode4. Parameter Setting ModeIn setting mode, you can set various functions of the transceiver.4-1 Mode Setting ItemsThe Settin

184. Parameter Setting Mode4-2 Selecting the Setting Mode1.Hold the FUNC key down for 3seconds.The display changes to indicate that theSetting mode is

194. Parameter Setting ModePlease cut out or copy this Mode Settings Chart for your convenience.Mode Settings Chart01020304050607080910111213141516171

204. Parameter Setting Mode07 Alt Call tone settingThe call tone output sound is selected (ALT/1000/1450/1750/2100Hz).08 to-oFF TOT setting (seconds)L

214. Parameter Setting ModeNote• There are thousands of kinds of mosquitoes. It may be ineffective against some of them.• The battery save functio

225. Advanced Operations5. Advanced Operations5-1 ScanningThe frequency of a signal you wish to receive can be automatically sought bythe scan functio

235. Advanced Operations5-1-1 VFO ScanScans the entire band in the VFO mode.1. Press the V/M key to activate theVFO mode.2. Press and hold the ▲/▼ key

245. Advanced Operations5-1-3 Skip Channel SettingMemory channels that have "skip"programmed will not be scanned duringmemory scanning. Refe

255. Advanced Operations5-2 Key LockThis is a function that preventsunintentional operations when the keysare pressed accidentally.1. Press FUNC key,

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266. Selective Communicating6. Selective CommunicatingWhen communicating with a specific station, the tone squelch frequency(CTCSS) function can be us

276. Selective Communicating6-1 Tone Squelch1. Press the FUNC key, then the ▲ keywhile "F" icon appears.By repeating this process, the displ

287.Special Functions7. Special Functions7-1 Theft Alarm The transceiver has a theft alarm function that generates an alarm sound from the speaker whe

297.Special Functions2.Select "SCr-on" in the Settingmode."✽" appears on the display.3. Turn OFF the power switch of thetransceive

307.Special Functions7-1-2 AlarmWhen the cable is pulled out or cut, the alarm will start sounding.While alarming, all of the key operations are disab

317.Special Functions7-1-3 Alarm DelayWhen this function is set, the alarmstarts sounding after an interval.1. Set the alarm function to "SCr-dL&

328. Cloning8. Cloning8-1 CloningWhen using the cloning function, all setting information (including memorydata) of one transceiver (master unit) can

338. Cloning Transmitting the MasterData1.Press and hold the MONI key andpress the PTT key three times. "CLONE" appears on the display toin

348. Cloning Receiving the Master Data1."Ld ✽✽✽" appears on the slavetransceiver's display while the masterdata is transmitted."L

359. Maintenance and Reference9. Maintenance and Reference9-1 ResettingWhen you reset the transceiver, all settings are returned to the initial factor

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369. Maintenance and ReferenceEBP-52N Ni-MH Battery Pack (3.6V 500mAh)EBP-53N Ni-MH Battery Pack (6.0V 500mAh)EBP-54N Ni-MH Battery Pack (3.6V 1500mAh

3710. Specifications10. Specifications DJ-S40CQFrequency RangeModulationTuning StepsMemory ChannelAnt. ImpedanceFrequency StabilityMic. ImpedanceSu

3810. SpecificationsSystemSensitivityIntermediate FrequenciesSelectivityAF OutputTransmitter10mWVariable Reactance- 50dB or less+/- 5kHz2kΩDouble-Conv

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Printed in JapanCopyright Alinco, Inc, 2001 PS0394ALINCO, INC.Shin-Dai building 9th Floor2-6, 1-Chome, Dojimahama, Kita-ku, Osaka 530-0004, JAPAN+81-6

1Before Operating the TransceiverCautionThe use of a transceiver in the following places may be prohibited.• Aboard aircraft • In airports • In ports

21. Accessories1-2Attaching and DetachingAccessories1-2-1 Hand Strap1. Attach the hand strap in the upper slot(at the rear of the transceiver) asshown

31. AccessoriesCaution• The battery pack is not charged when shipped. It must be charged before using.• It takes a maximum of 10 hours to charge the b

41. Accessories1-3Battery Level Indicator• Battery charge level may change inrelation to ambient air temperature orthe amount of use.• Even if the cha

52. Control Functions2. Control Functions2-1 Names and Operations of Transceiver Controls Top and Front ViewsNo. Name FunctionsSpeak into micr