Инструкция aor ar8200 mk3

AOR AR-8200 Mk3 — широкополосный сканирующий приемник профессионального уровня с широким выбором опциональных модулей.

Краткие технические характеристики приемника AOR AR8200 Mk3:

• Диапазон частот на прием: 500 кГц – 3000 МГц
• Тип приемника: супергетеродин с тройным преобразованием
• Скорость сканирования, каналов / сек: 37
• Виды модуляции: NFM WFM AM USB LSB CW SFM NAM WAM
• Шаг подстройки частоты: программируемый от 50 Гц до 999 кГц, включая авиационный 8.33
• Антенный разъем на приемнике: BNC-мама
• Диапазон рабочих температур, °С: -5…+50

Чувствительность AR8200 mk.III, мкВ: 

• от 500 кГц до 1.9 МГц AM — 3.5 
• от 1.9 MГц до 30 MГц SSB — 1.5; AM — 2.5 
• от 30 МГц до 470 МГц SSB — 0.3; AM — 1.5; NFM — 0.85; WFM — 1.5 
• от 470 МГц до 1.04 ГГц NFM — 0.9 
• от 1.04 ГГц до 2.04 ГГц NFM — 9.0 
• от 2.04 ГГц до 3 ГГц NFM — 25 

Избирательность:

• SSB/NAM: 3 кГц (-6 дБ), 9 кГц (-60 дБ) 
• AM/SFM: 9 кГц (-6 дБ), 20 кГц (-40 дБ) 
• WAM/NFM: 12 кГц (-6 дБ), 25 кГц (-40 дБ) 
• WFM: 150 кГц (-3 дБ), 380 кГц (-20 дБ) 

Полосы пропускания: 

• FM-W 150 кГц 
• FM-N/AM-W 12 кГц 
• AM/FM-S 9 кГц 
• AM-N/SSB 3 кГц (-6 дБ) 

Комплект поставки портативного сканирующего приемника AOR AR-8200 Mk3:

• Приемник AOR AR8200 Mk3
• RA8600 Антенна широкополосная, телескопическая
• Сетевой адаптер внешнего питания и зарядки установленных аккумуляторов типа AA/LR06
• Автомобильный адаптер, «прикуриватель»
• 4 аккумулятора AA/LR06
• Ременная клипса с виновым кремплением
• Темляк (кистевой ремешок)
• Инструкция по эксплуатации AOR AR8200 Mk3

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AR8200 Mk3 hand portable radio receiver ADDENDUM (paperwork V1.0)

Due to continuous development of our products, the AR8200 has evolved into the Mk2 and Mk3 versions. As a result, operation
differs from the original AR8200 in a few areas, please note the following changes to the AR8200 operating manual:

1 The front ‘ten-key’ keypad has been rearranged in line with customer requests placing the ‘0’ zero key underneath the

‘8’ eight key, as is standard practice with push button telephones. On page 9 section 1-5-1 of the English language operating
manual, the graphic should now look like (the revised keypad has been used on the Mk3 and Mk2 versions):

2 The Mk3 and Mk2 versions feature a built-in TCXO (Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator) in place of the reference

crystal. This ensures the best levels of frequency stability and minimum spurii.

3 In place of the previous rubber covered aerial, a telescopic whip on a swivel base is supplied (Mk3 and Mk2 versions).

The whip provides the very best performance, especially on the VHF bands with the ability to adjust the length of the telescopic
whip aerial to ‘peak’ received signal strength (the higher the frequency, the shorter the aerial). An alternative flexible smaller
whip aerial is available as an option where durability and smaller size is important. Please refer to page 7 section 1-4 of the
English language operating manual, line two of the table should now read “telescopic whip aerial”.

4 The relationship between level squelch and signal meter has been revised. This affects VFO SEARCH LEVEL SQUELCH

(page 47 section 4-4-3 of the English language operating manual), SCAN LEVEL SQUELCH (page 68 section 7-8-2 of the
English language operating manual) and PROGRAM SEARCH LEVEL SQUELCH (page 84 section 8-7-2 of the English
language operating manual).

In each case, the following table replaces that previously employed:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Mk2 8 13 18 24 29 35 39 44 50 55 58 62 71 77

Mk3 7 15 18 24 28 31 42 50 59 64 72 80 85 89

As a result, the typical level at which the “«” legend will be extinguished has changed.

5 The batteries supplied with the AR8200 have been changed. To ensure that a completely full charge is established, please

assume the full charge time as follows, this replaces the reference given on page 19 section 1-6-4 of the English language
operating manual.

AR8200 NiCads, 700mAhr 12 hour charge
Mk2 NiCads, 1000mAhr 14 hour charge

Mk3 NiMH, 1500mAhr 22 hour charge

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The AR8200 receiver employs standard ‘AA’ size batteries, so a range of different types can be used (NiCad, NiMH, alkaline
etc). For this reason, the charging circuit cannot be optimised for any one specific type. It is most important that you do not
over-charge the batteries and do not keep topping them up without first running them down. If the batteries are flat, do not
attempt to ‘charge and operate’ the radio for the first hour of charging, this would lead to an increase in internal heat generated
by the AR8200. Do not connect an external power supply, mobile power lead or charger if dry / alkaline batteries are fitted.

In order to provide the optimum level of charge and life-span from the MiMH batteries (Nickel Metal Hydride) supplied with the
Mk3, use of a specialist dedicated external battery charger is recommended, they are readily available from electrical
suppliers. The AR8200 is not designed to charge rechargeable alkaline batteries.

6 The design of the battery compartment and compartment cover has been revised to assist the easy replacement of batteries

(Mk3 and Mk2), refer to page 16 section 1-6-1 of the English language operating manual. The cabinet colour of the AR8200
was green, the Mk3 and Mk2 cabinet is black.

7 The operation of LCD/keypad illumination has been revised in the Mk3 version, refer to page 106 section 14-2 of the English

language operating manual. When operating from internal batteries with AUTO LAMP selected, the illumination will activate for
a few seconds when the squelch first opens. This is very useful for identifying transmission at night-time without using up

excessive power from the batteries.

8 The frequency coverage of the Mk3 version has been extended to 3GHz, the specified range is now 530kHz to 3GHz with

actual minimum frequency input of 100kHz.

9 Refer to the following specification for the Mk3 version which replaces that printed on page 140 of the English language

operating manual:

Frequency Range: 530 kHz to 3000 MHz (3GHz)*

* Cell blocked in the USA for FCC rules
Receive Modes: WFM, NFM, SFM, WAM, AM, NAM, USB, LSB, CW
Sensitivity: 500 kHz ~ 1.9 MHz AM: 3.5 µV (10dB S/N)

1.9 MHz ~ 30 MHz AM: 2.5 µV (10dB S/N)

30 MHz ~ 470 MHz AM: 1.5 µV (10dB S/N)

NFM: 0.85 µV (12dB SINAD)

WFM: 1.5 µV (12dB SINAD)
470 MHz ~ 1040 MHz NFM: 0.9 µV (12dB SINAD)
1040MHz ~ 2040 MHz NFM: 9.0 µV (12dB SINAD)
2040 MHz ~ 3000 MHz NFM: 25 µV (12dB SINAD)

Selectivity: SSB/NAM 3kHz (-6dB) / 9kHz (-40dB)

AM/SFM 9kHz (-6dB) / 20kHz (-40dB)
WAM/NFM 12kHz (-6dB) / 25kHz (-40dB)
WFM 150kHz (-3dB) / 360kHz (-20dB)

Aerial input: BNC nominal 50 OHM
Audio output: 120mW (8 OHM) THD 10%
Input voltage: 9 ~ 16V DC
Power Consumption: 190mA (nominal)
Operating temperature: -5°C to +50°C
Dimensions: 61(W) x 143(H) x 39(D) mm approx excluding projections
Weight: 340 g approx including batteries and aerial

Specifications subject to change without notice due to continuous development of the receiver. E&OE.

AR8200 Mk3 hand portable radio receiver ADDENDUM (paperwork V1.0)

Due to continuous development of our products, the AR8200 has evolved into the Mk2 and Mk3 versions. As a result, operation

differs from the original AR8200 in a few areas, please note the following changes to the AR8200 operating manual:

1 The front ‘ten-key’ keypad has been rearranged in line with customer requests placing the ‘0’ zero key underneath the

‘8’ eight key, as is standard practice with push button telephones. On page 9 section 1-5-1 of the English language operating

manual, the graphic should now look like (the revised keypad has been used on the Mk3 and Mk2 versions):

2 The Mk3 and Mk2 versions feature a built-in TCXO (Temperature Controlled Crystal Oscillator) in place of the reference

crystal. This ensures the best levels of frequency stability and minimum spurii.

3 In place of the previous rubber covered aerial, a telescopic whip on a swivel base is supplied (Mk3 and Mk2 versions).

The whip provides the very best performance, especially on the VHF bands with the ability to adjust the length of the telescopic

whip aerial to ‘peak’ received signal strength (the higher the frequency, the shorter the aerial). An alternative flexible smaller

whip aerial is available as an option where durability and smaller size is important. Please refer to page 7 section 1-4 of the

English language operating manual, line two of the table should now read “telescopic whip aerial”.

4 The relationship between level squelch and signal meter has been revised. This affects VFO SEARCH LEVEL SQUELCH

(page 47 section 4-4-3 of the English language operating manual), SCAN LEVEL SQUELCH (page 68 section 7-8-2 of the

English language operating manual) and PROGRAM SEARCH LEVEL SQUELCH (page 84 section 8-7-2 of the English

language operating manual).

In each case, the following table replaces that previously employed:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Mk2 8 13 18 24 29 35 39 44 50 55 58 62 71 77

Mk3 7 15 18 24 28 31 42 50 59 64 72 80 85 89

As a result, the typical level at which the “«” legend will be extinguished has changed.

5 The batteries supplied with the AR8200 have been changed. To ensure that a completely full charge is established, please

assume the full charge time as follows, this replaces the reference given on page 19 section 1-6-4 of the English language

operating manual.

AR8200 NiCads, 700mAhr 12 hour charge

Mk2 NiCads, 1000mAhr 14 hour charge

Mk3 NiMH, 1500mAhr 22 hour charge

SEE OVER >>>

®

AOR LTD, 2-6-4 Misuji, Taito-Ku, Tokyo 111-0055, Japan Tel: +81 3 3865 1695 Fax: +81 3 3865 1697

e-mail: post@aorja.com web: www.aorja.com

AOR AR8200 MK3 Operating Manual

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• Manufacturer: AOR
• Product Name/ID: AOR AR8200 MK3 / #31555
• Category: Receiver
• File Path: aor/ar8200-mk3_31555.pdf
• Last Updated: 06 May 2025
• Description: The AOR AR8200 MK3 manual offers a thorough overview of setup, operational guidelines, and maintenance practices to help you get the most out of your device and avoid common issues.
• Document Type: User Manual
• Pages: 2

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When it comes to versatile and high-performance wideband receivers, the AOR AR8200 MK3 stands out as a top contender. Designed for both the amateur and professional radio enthusiast, the AR8200 MK3 combines a variety of features that cater to a wide range of listening needs. Since its introduction, it has garnered attention for its exceptional capabilities in a compact form factor.

One of the standout features of the AOR AR8200 MK3 is its extensive frequency coverage. Capable of receiving signals from 100 kHz to 3 GHz, it captures everything from AM radio to aircraft communications. This wideband capability makes it ideal for users who enjoy scanning a variety of frequencies. Additionally, the receiver supports both FM and AM modes, enhancing its flexibility for different types of broadcast.

The user interface of the AR8200 MK3 is intuitive, making it accessible for both beginners and seasoned users. The large LCD display provides clear visibility of frequency settings, mode, and signal strength. Navigation through the multitude of features is made easy with a well-designed button layout. Here are some of the key features that make the user experience enjoyable:

• Memory Channels: The AR8200 MK3 offers an impressive memory capacity, allowing users to store up to 1000 frequencies. This is particularly useful for those who want to keep track of their favorite channels without having to re-enter them each time.
• Scanning Modes: With dynamic scanning capabilities, users can quickly search through multiple frequencies and lock onto signals of interest.
• Digital Signal Processing: The inclusion of DSP technology enhances audio clarity and reduces unwanted noise, improving the overall listening experience.

In terms of design, the AOR AR8200 MK3 is compact and lightweight, which adds to its portability. This makes it an excellent choice for both home use and on-the-go listening. Whether you’re at home, at the field, or traveling, the AR8200 MK3 ensures you never miss out on your favorite frequencies.

However, no product is without its drawbacks. Users have noted that the included user manual could be more comprehensive, especially for those unfamiliar with advanced radio settings. Furthermore, while the receiver performs excellently, it does require some time to fully explore its capabilities and nuances.

Overall, the AOR AR8200 MK3 is a must-try for any radio enthusiast. Its combination of wide frequency coverage, user-friendly interface, and robust features makes it a reliable choice for anyone interested in exploring the world of radio communications. Whether you’re an amateur looking to get started in shortwave listening or a professional needing a dependable wideband receiver, the AR8200 MK3 is worth considering. The investment will not only open up new listening opportunities but also connect you with a vast world of radio signals waiting to be discovered.