Ten Tec Inc 588 Benutzerhandbuch
Section 1 – YOUR NEW OMNI-VII
Our aim in designing and producing OMNI-
VII was to meet the demands of increasingly
intense competition in DXing and contesting,
while adding many non-performance related
features that the active ham can also
appreciate. OMNI-VII offers superb
reception and transmission of CW, SSB,
digital modes, FM, and AM on all 10 HF
amateur bands and 50 MHz.
UNPACKING OMNI-VII
Examine OMNI-VII for signs of shipping
damage. Should any damage be apparent,
notify the delivering carrier immediately,
stating the full extent of the damage.
damage. Should any damage be apparent,
notify the delivering carrier immediately,
stating the full extent of the damage.
Retain all damaged cartons. Liability for
shipping damage rests with the carrier. We
recommend that you keep the carton and
fillers in the event that storage, moving, or
shipment becomes necessary.
shipping damage rests with the carrier. We
recommend that you keep the carton and
fillers in the event that storage, moving, or
shipment becomes necessary.
The hardware and accessories listed in
Figure 1-1 come standard with your OMNI-
VII. Make sure that you have not
overlooked anything.
Figure 1-1 come standard with your OMNI-
VII. Make sure that you have not
overlooked anything.
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
The OMNI-VII is a firmware updateable
transceiver. Features and functions on the
transceiver can change as time passes
when new firmware revisions are issued via
Ten-Tec’s www.rfsquared.com firmware
download website. The latest version of the
OMNI-VII manual is posted in .pdf format on
the OMNI-VII section of the Ten-Tec website
at www.tentec.com. Schematic diagrams
are not included in this manual but are
available for download from the
www.rfsquared.com firmware website.
This manual was written by
Scott E. Robbins, W4PA.
transceiver. Features and functions on the
transceiver can change as time passes
when new firmware revisions are issued via
Ten-Tec’s www.rfsquared.com firmware
download website. The latest version of the
OMNI-VII manual is posted in .pdf format on
the OMNI-VII section of the Ten-Tec website
at www.tentec.com. Schematic diagrams
are not included in this manual but are
available for download from the
www.rfsquared.com firmware website.
This manual was written by
Scott E. Robbins, W4PA.
Qty Part
# Description
1 #27074
Mini-ATC
Blade
Fuse, 25 Amp.
1 #35003
Phono
Plug
1 #35363
8-pin
Microphone
Connector
1 #35165
2-pin
Power
Connector Shell
2
#41020
Female Power Pins
1 #35017
Phone
Plug,
3-
circuit
1
#38040
.050 Hex Wrench
1
#38088
.062 Hex Wrench
1
#38313
T10 Torx Wrench
1
#46172
Serial Cable
1 #46176
Accessory
Cable.
5-pin DIN to phono
female
female
1 #74020
Warranty
Card
1 #74409
User’s
Manual
1
#86095
DC Power Cord
Figure 1-1 OMNI-VII Packing Kit
CONNECTING A POWER SUPPLY
The OMNI-VII transceiver requires a source
of well-filtered and regulated DC voltage.
The supply voltage can range from +12.8 to
+15.0 Vdc but +13.8 Vdc is the optimum
value. The voltage source must be capable
of supplying 22 amperes continuous duty.
of well-filtered and regulated DC voltage.
The supply voltage can range from +12.8 to
+15.0 Vdc but +13.8 Vdc is the optimum
value. The voltage source must be capable
of supplying 22 amperes continuous duty.
We recommend using the included DC
power cable (P/N 86095). We have also
included spare connector pins (P/N 41020)
and a spare 2 pin power connector shell
(P/N 35165) for building your own cable.
The power supply plug will attach in only
one direction to the polarized two-pin DC
connector on the OMNI-VII rear panel. Use
no less than #14 gauge (#12 recommended)
stranded wires for three-foot long
connections to accommodate the required
current demand during transmit. Use
heavier gauge wire for longer power supply
leads.
power cable (P/N 86095). We have also
included spare connector pins (P/N 41020)
and a spare 2 pin power connector shell
(P/N 35165) for building your own cable.
The power supply plug will attach in only
one direction to the polarized two-pin DC
connector on the OMNI-VII rear panel. Use
no less than #14 gauge (#12 recommended)
stranded wires for three-foot long
connections to accommodate the required
current demand during transmit. Use
heavier gauge wire for longer power supply
leads.
NOTE: always enable the power source first
and then the transceiver. If a generator or
alternator supports the dc source, always
turn off the transceiver before starting or
and then the transceiver. If a generator or
alternator supports the dc source, always
turn off the transceiver before starting or
588 manual
Initial release – October 2006
1
Part #74409
Printed in USA
Printed in USA