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X6100, an ultra-portable short-wave transceiver that adopts high-performing

radio platform architecture, powerful baseband and RF units, receiving structure and

24bit sampling and large dynamic RF front-end unit, can obtain extremely high radio

receiving indicators.

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reduction and so on, which brings you a new cognition and experience on amateur

radio. With its compact structure and appearance, you can immediately set forth on a

journey with it, get close to nature, and enjoy the fun of outdoor communication.

● HF/50MHZ full mode (supporting data communication)

● 4-cun high-resolution color screen (800*480)

● Built-in large capacity lithium battery pack (3000mAh, 12V)

● Built-in efficient automatic antenna tuner

● Integrated standing wave scanner and voice pager

● Integrated modem, preset message, CW automatic call

● which can realize wireless audio, keyboard and mouse operation

● Integrated USB line control/transmission, supporting USBHOST.

● Standard high-stability TCX0 internal clock source

We strongly recommend you to read through this Manual to rapidly keep abreast of the

operation & control method of the X6100 before using it.

Safety Precautions

That changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.WARNING:

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)

This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired operation.

For a Class B digital device or peripheral, the instructions furnished the user shall include the following or similar

statement, placed in a prominent location in the text of the manual:

Summary of content (19 pages)

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X6100, an ultra-portable short-wave transceiver that adopts high-performing radio platform architecture, powerful baseband and RF units, receiving structure and 24bit sampling and large dynamic RF front-end unit, can obtain extremely high radio receiving indicators.
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Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits 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 generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
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device. Do not apply impact force on the device. Otherwise it may cause fire or damages to the Do not place the device in the area with temperature range beyond -10°C~+55°C. Do not place the device in the area with temperature range beyond -10°C~+55°C. Do not use the device in areas, vehicles or aircraft where it is prohibited. Do not use this device while driving or operating engineering equipment. around. devices.
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Battery Precautions This device contains lithium-ion battery components, so improper use may result in dangers such as smoke, fire or battery rupture. ■ The battery pack is installed inside the backplane of the equipment. Do not hit the backplane of the device. ■ Do not place the device in a place where the temperature is higher than 60°C; otherwise, the battery pack may rupture or catch fire. ■ Do not place the back of the device near heat sources, such as stove fire or direct sunlight.
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■ Make sure the antenna feed system meets the transmitting requirements before actual transmitting. ■ The device may be hot after continuous and long-term transmitting (such as FT8 operation). Please appropriately extend transmitting interval and strengthen external heat dissipation. ■ Please place the device in a safe and reliable place and keep it away from children or unauthorized persons. I.
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Default: Long press for 1s to lock the keys operation on panel. Customize: Long press for 1s again to unlock. 5 17 VOL/SQL/RFG knob Default: volume control. Press the knob to adjust SQL muting depth. Press the knob again to adjust RFG gain. 6 Power button Press and hold it to turn on the power supply of transceiver. Press and hold it for 1s to turn off the power supply of transceiver. 7 APP button Press it to bring up function menu.
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23 HOST USB port. Host interface. 24 S/P External speaker/headphone interface, with speaker or headphone output can be set via menu. It is a 3.5mm stereo interface achieving stereo output. Note: short circuit or silence will be caused if plugging the single track plug externally. 25 KEY It is a 3.5mm stereo interface used to connect manual/auto tapper. See page 8 for connection. 26 ACC It is a 3.5mm stereo interface. See page 8 for interface definitions. 27 MIC Hand microphone interface.
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SSB mode switch button VF0A-VF0B switch button 32 38~39 V/M Left and right switch VF0/MEM0 status switch 33 AGC AGC switch/speed selection button Hand microphone button 1. LOCK button Lock button 2. PTT button Transmitting control button 3. Up/down detailed in system menu 1) 4. Transceiver indicator light Hand microphone operation indicator light 5. Figure button area Figure keyboard area 6. FIL button Filter selection 7. MODE button Selection of working mode of host 8.
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Connection of S/P Port Definition of I/Q OUT interface Connection of KEY Port Connect manual/automatic tapper according to the schematic diagram shown in the right figure. Note : ● If the connector of the manual tapper is a 6.5mm 2-core plug, please change it to a 3-core 3.5mm stereo plug according to the wiring method shown in the right figure, and connect the trigger end of the electric key to the "Di" or "Da" terminal.
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■ EMC magnet ring can be applied on power lines to prevent external disturbance from entering radio via power lines and radio-frequency interference in radio from radiating externally via power lines when external power supply is adopted for X6100. Magnet ring shall be installed at the side closing to radio to greatest extent. Charging The X6100 radio shall be charged by the attached charging adapter.
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① Status display area 1 ⑧ Status display area 2 This area displays SPL, ATU, SQL, This area displays the status including NB, NR and ANF switch status. lock/USB port/battery/volume. ② Volume tag ⑨ VFOB display area Display volume/noise level/RF gain ⑩ Status display area 3 adjustment. Short press the volume knob to switch the above three status. This area displays PRE/ATT/mode /AGC status ③ Multi-function tag 1○1 Table header area The figure shows the transmitting power adjustment tag.
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1. Press the on-off button for 1s to turn on the radio. 2. Press the on-off button for 1s again to turn off the radio. Adjust audio volume 1. Turn the volume knob to the left or right to adjust the output volume. 2. Short press the volume knob to switch volume/muting depth/RF gain adjustment. Operating frequency band and mode selection Follow the instructions below to select the amateur band and set mode. ● Frequencies beyond the amateur band can only be received while cannot be transmitted.
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■ The muting grade gradually strengthens from S1 ~S9, corresponding to strength. For example, when the muting grade is set to be S3, it indicates that the speaker will sound when the signal strength is more than S3. Otherwise, the speaker will in the silent mode. Pre-amplifier/pre-attenuator The pre-amplifier can improve the receiving effect of some weak signals of high frequency range and the sensitivity of the receiver.
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AGC-A: automatic AGC control AGC--: AGC off 2. When the AGC-A mode is selected, the radio will automatically select the appropriate AGC control parameter according to the current work mode. ■ After AGC is disabled, the receiver will be in the maximum gain state and noise received will be significantly increased. It is recommended to turn on AGC, which will not affect the reception performance of the radio. ● Disable the QSK function in menu.
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working. 2. After the antenna tuner is tuned, the antenna tuner must remain to be open before the antenna tuner in the machine is used. 3. If "SWR" icon is displayed at the top of the screen and flashes once transmitting is enabled after the tuning, it indicates that standing-wave of current antenna is still large and tuning is required to be carried out again. 4. Antenna tuning shall be turned off once natural resonance of antenna reaches current frequency band. 5.
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3. After selecting a function, rotate the large knob to adjust the corresponding parameter values. Adjustment parameters are displayed in the red character section in the function menu tag. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- KEY function settings and operation Short press [KEY] to enter the menu of KEY items.
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Shortcut tag Restore default Adjustment Set as shortcut tag Exit AGC KNEE: AGC control level AGC SLOPE: AGC control slope AGC HANG: AGC remaining settings TX POWER: transmitting power setting s MIC SEL: microphone selection (body/hand microphone) I-MIC GAIN: Built-in microphone gain settings H-MIN GAIN: hand microphone gain settings LINEINLV: line input signal level settings LINE OUT LV: line output level settings PTT MODE: PTT mode settings BANDSTACK: band group display mode (amateur band/full band on
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WF REF: waterfall plot reference offset level AF FFT AVE: settings of displayed average of audio spectrum AF FFT REF: settings of displayed reference level of audio spectrum BL LEVEL: backlight brightness settings MEMORY EDTT: channel memory editing menu TAG: edit tag MARK: star mark ERASEMEMO: delete current channel memory SAVEVF0: store current VF0 settings into channels EXIT: exit Note : SAVEVF0 button is invalid if current channel is not empty.
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Audio output: 0.4W(8Ω, ≤10%THD) Audio output impedance: 4~16Q Antenna tuner Tuning range of antenna tuner VSWR: 1:5.0 First tuning time: ≤15s Memory load tuning: ≤0.2s 〇 Above specifications are typical values and subject to change without prior notice. 〇 Working frequency range of transceiver varies from version of the equipment. Ask local dealer for details. Packing List X6100 host: 1 pc. Type-C cable: 1 pc. Multifunction hand microphone: 1 pc. Charger adapter: 1 pc. Power cable: 1 pc.