DJ7-599SCANNING RECEIVER

599 / Eagle Users manual Release 1.002 – September 27, 2010 1 Part #74447 Printed in USA Eagle Model 599 Users Manual Revision 1.002 599 / Eagle Users manualRelease 1.002 – September 27, 20101 Part #74447 Printed in USA Table of Contents 1.Your new Eagle 599 _________________________________________________________ 2 1.1. Unpacking Eagle 599 _____________________________________________________________ 2 1.2. About this Manual _______________________________________________________________ 2 1.3. Accessory package _______________________________________________________________ 2 1.4. Connection to Antenna & Power Supply_____________________________________________ 3 1.5. A word about grounding __________________________________________________________ 3 1.6. Philosophy of design _____________________________________________________________ 4 1.7. Configuration Menu _____________________________________________________________ 5 2.Easy Operation Guide _______________________________________________________ 6 2.1. General Operations ______________________________________________________________ 6 2.2. SSB Mode Operation ____________________________________________________________ 13 2.3. CW Mode Operation ____________________________________________________________ 17 2.4. AM Mode Operation ____________________________________________________________ 18 2.5. FM Mode Operation ____________________________________________________________ 18 2.6. Mobile Operation_______________________________________________________________ 18 2.7. Digital Mode Operation__________________________________________________________ 18 2.8. Internal Hardware Noise Blanker _________________________________________________ 18 2.9. Internal Tuner _________________________________________________________________ 18 2.10. Optional Filter Installation ______________________________________________________ 19 Eagle Rear Panel ______________________________________________________________ 20 4.Accessory Devices _________________________________________________________ 22 4.1. Using the 712 USB/Soundcard Interface ____________________________________________ 22 4.2. Interfacing to a computer and firmware updates _____________________________________ 22 4.3. List of Optional Accessories For The Eagle _________________________________________ 24 5.Specifications _____________________________________________________________ 25 5.1. Transceiver Specifications _______________________________________________________ 25 5.2. Transceiver Block Diagram______________________________________________________ 28 6.In Case of Difficulty________________________________________________________ 30 7.Warranty & Return Policy ___________________________________________________ 32 8.Revision History ___________________________________________________________ 32 599 / Eagle Users manualRelease 1.002 – September 27, 20102 Part #74447 Printed in USA 1. Your new Eagle 599 1.1. Unpacking Eagle 599 Examine the Eagle transceiver for signs of shipping damage. Should any damage be apparent, notify the delivering carrier immediately, stating the full extent of the damage. Retain all damaged cartons. Liability for the 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. 1.2. About this Manual A complete description of the features and functions on the Eagle 599 are included within the pages of this manual. The latest version of the Eagle manual is also available to view in pdf format located under the download tab on the Eagle Transceiver via www.tentec.com. You may also find firmware updates plus a full set of schematic diagrams at this same web location. 1.3. Accessory package The additional hardware and accessories listed in Fig 1-1 come standard with your new Eagle. Look over the items listed and refer to the 5 digit Ten-Tec part number and description should you find the need to replace an accessory. To purchase additional accessories and parts or to report an item missing from this list, please contact Ten-Tec Service (865) 428-0364. QtyPart #Description 1702Dynamic Hand Mic 127091Auto Style Fuse, 25 Amp 32V 1352418 PIN DIN Connector 135263Plug – Stereo, 3.5MM (1/8) 138040Allen Wrench, 0.050 Hex 141073Fork Terminal 146214Cable Assembly 4 Ft 174020Warranty card 174244Standard Warranty Sheet 174447Manual for 599 174450How do I become a Ten-Tec Ambassador 174454Eagle Quick Start Guide Table 1.3-1 Eagle Packing List TEN-TEC AFRF MR AN SP-CW BWPBT A=B VOX PWRRITAGC PRE SQL MON

NR MIC FNC LOCK ATTN FAST BAN MODTUNE A/B NB 599 / Eagle Users manualRelease 1.002 – September 27, 20103 Part #74447 Printed in USA 1.4. Connection to Antenna & Power Supply The Eagle is designed for use with any antenna system providing a 50 Ohm resistive impedance at the desired operating frequency. Every effort should be made to ensure the impedance of the antenna system is as close as possible to the specified 50-Ohm value. Note that the “G5RV” type antenna and some Windom’s do not provide 50-Ohm impedance on all HF Amateur bands, and an external wide-range antenna coupler or the optional model AT599K Eagle internal auto tuner may be needed with this type antenna. Any antenna to be used with the Eagle must, ultimately, be fed with 50 Ohm coaxial cable. The Eagle transceiver requires a source of well-filtered and regulated DC voltage. The supply voltage on the Eagle is 13.8 Vdc nominal +/- 15% to allow for mobile and battery operation. The voltage source must be capable of supplying a minimum of 23 amperes continuous duty at full 100 watt output for AM & FM modes. The model 940 or 941 Ten-Tec power supplies will meet or exceed your voltage and current requirements. We recommend using the included DC power cable (P/N 46214). Use of #12 stranded wire is recommended for mobile and in home use to accommodate the required current demand during transmit. Note: Always enable …

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Federal Communications Commission Authorization and Evaluation Division 1435 Oakland Mills Road Columbia, MD 21046 Date: September 27, 2010 SUBJECT: FCC Application for DJ7-599 To Whom It May Concern: We, the undersigned, hereby attest to the fact that we will apply the Declaration of Conformity procedure to the class B computer peripheral portion of this composite filing. In order to meet the Radiated Emissions requirement on 6 and 17 meters a shield had to be added to the main CBA. These shields will be added to all production units. Regards, Jack Burchfield President Ten-Tec, Inc. 1185 Dolly Parton Parkway Sevierville, TN 37862 Ph. (865)453-7172 ext. 108 Fax (865)428-4483 [email protected] www.tentec.com

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This view of the Model 599 shows the location of the warning label as required by FCC Part 15 Document Section 15.121 (f). This view of the Model 599 shows the location of the FCC ID label with compliance statement as required by Section 15.19 (a) (3). The labels read as follows and a sample is provided in the label sample file. WARNING: MODIFICATION OF THIS DEVICE TO RECEIVE CELLULAR RADIOTELEPHONE SERVICE IS PROHIBITED UNDER FCC RULES AND FEDERAL LAW. FCC ID DJ7-599 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.

This document provides a sample warning label per Part 15 Section 121 (f) and a sample FCC ID label with compliance statement per Part 15 Section 19 (a) (3). Both labels will be permanently affixed to the external case of the radio with a permanent adhesive (see the label location file for the exact locations). WARNING: MODIFICATION OF THIS DEVICE TO RECEIVE CELLULAR RADIOTELEPHONE SERVICE IS PROHIBITED UNDER FCC RULES AND FEDERAL LAW. FCC ID DJ7-599 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.

LEVELP/NDESCRIPTIONQTY 138347SILICONE RUBBER GRIP1.0000 141039L/F LUG-LOCK,INT.TOOTH #41.0000 142007GROMMET-1/4 ID1.0000 142020RECESSED BUMPER 3/4D,3/8H2.0000 142026BUSHING-.625 X 55/64 X 1/1.0000 151002WASHER-LOCK,#4 INT TOOTH7.0000 151007WASHER-FLAT,#10,7/16 OD,2.0000 151034WASHER-LOCK,# 10 INTERNAL1.0000 151070WASHER, SHOULDER, BK2.0000 152023SPEAKER GASKET 3 IN ROUND1.0000 152039BUTTON SPACER 5.441 L X1.0000 153063STANDOFF-HEX MALE-FEMALE1.0000 154002NUT-4X40,.089THK,.250FLAT4.0000 154005NUT-HEX,10X321.0000 154017NUT-WING,10X321.0000 154021NUT 4X40,.063THK,.188FLAT3.0000 155001EYELET-ST,.127ODX.185LGX.1.0000 160001SCREW-ST,4X40,1/4 LG,PH5.0000 160011SCREW-ST,10X32,1/2LG,PAN1.0000 160032SCREW-ST,4X40,1/4LG,BD,PH4.0000 160069SCREW 440 X 3/8 PH PAN15.0000 160080SCREW - 440-3/16 UNDERCUT8.0000 160118SCREW 4-40 X 1/4 PAN HD38.0000 165003SCREW-SM,#6,3/8LG,PAN PHI2.0000 165015SCREW-SET,4X40,3/16LG,ALL2.0000 165028SCREW-SM, 4X24, 7/16 LG,4.0000 172233RUBBER KEYPAD SET FOR 5991.0000 172235ALC DECAL FOR 5991.0000 172236SPOT DECAL FOR 5991.0000 177007TIE-CABLE,PANDUIT SSTIM3.0000 181559FRONT KNOB-CONCENTRIC2.0000 .265015SCREW-SET,4X40,3/16LG,ALL1.0000 .292294-3FRONT KNOB - BLACK1.0000 ..311005CYCOLAC-BLACK2.0000 .292295KNOB POINTER-FRONT CONCEN 1.0000 ..311027WHITE ABS CYCOLAC1.5000 182056SPU PCB S/A FOR 5991.0000 .223466L/F CAP-SMD 0805 22 PF4.0000 .223476L/F CAP-SMD 0805 150 PF1.0000 .223478L/F CAP-SMD 0805 220 PF3.0000 .223487LFCAP-SMD 0805 0.01UF 50V1.0000 .223524L/FCAP SM TANT 1UF 16V 3-1.0000 .223525L/F CAP-TANT SMD AP 10UF14.0000 .223530L/F CAP-SM TANT 100 10V2.0000 .223575L/F CAP-SMD TANT 22UF 10V1.0000 .223582L/F SM 2.2UF TANTALUM CAP1.0000 LEVELP/NDESCRIPTIONQTY .223640AVX CAP 1000 PF +/-5% X7R3.0000 .223683L/F CAP-SMD 0402 0.1UF42.0000 .223684L/F CAP-SMD 220UF (7343)1.0000 .225545ADM706 SMD1.0000 .225589IC, VOLT REG NATL.SEM SMD1.0000 .225591L/F LM1117DTX-3.3-ND SMD1.0000 .225702LMV710M5/NOPB SMD6.0000 .225708AK4683EQ SMD1.0000 .225709ADSP-21261SKBCZ150 SMD1.0000 .230629L/F RES-SMD 0805 O OHM2.0000 .230634L/F RES-SMD 0805 4.7 OHM1.0000 .230650L/F RES-SMD 0805 100 OHM3.0000 .230654L/F RES-SMD 0805 220 OHM3.0000 .230670L/F RES-SMD 0805 4.7K OHM4.0000 .230671L/F RES-SMD 0805 5.6K OHM1.0000 .230674L/F RES-SMD 0805 10K OHM1.0000 .230675L/F RES-SMD 0805 12K OHM1.0000 .230678L/F RES-SMD 0805 22K OHM4.0000 .230698L/F RES-SMD 0805 1.0M OHM1.0000 .230802RES 1.0K 1/10W 5% 0603 SM1.0000 .230820RES,ZERO OHMS, 0603 SMD8.0000 .230863LF RES-SMD 0402 10K OHM18.0000 .230864L/F RES-SMD 0402 0 OHM6.0000 .230866L/F RES-SMD 0402 4.7K OHM1.0000 .238229INSULATOR OPTN BI HC492.0000 .24834224.576 MHZ LOW PROFILE1.0000 .24834325MHZ CRYSTAL LOW PROFILE1.0000 .278361-CSPU PC BOARD S/A 599/5391.0000 182057TX-RX PCB S/A FOR 5991.0000 .221056L/F COIL-SHIELDED 5.8UH1.0000 .221090BEAD-.120 X .060 X .0852.0000 .221152L/F XFMR-BIFILAR BALUN1.0000 .221153L/F XFMR-TRIFILAR BALUN1.0000 .221179CHOKE WIDE BAND L/F1.0000 .221219L/F INDUCTOR S/M .56 UH1.0000 .221224INDUCTOR S/M 1.5 UH2.0000 .221226L/F INDUCTOR S/M 2.2UH1.0000 .221234L/F INDUCTOR S/M 10 UH2.0000 .221242L/F INDUCTOR S/M 47 UH4.0000 .221351L/F CHOKE-SMD 820 NH 5%1.0000 .221367IND 10NH 5% 0603 SMD LF1.0000 .221420INDUCTOR, 0.47 UH SMD2.0000 .223557L/F CAP-SMD 1206-4.7MF12.0000 .223640AVX CAP 1000 PF +/-5% X7R4.0000 .223664CAP, 0603 0.1 UF SMD56.0000 .22368756 PF 0603 SMD1.0000 .223692150 PF 0603 SMD4.0000 LEVELP/NDESCRIPTIONQTY .223693180 PF 0603 SMD2.0000 .223698560 PF 0603 SMD1.0000 .223699820 PF 0603 SMD2.0000 .2237033900 PF 0603 SMD1.0000 .223704.01MF 0603 SMD14.0000 .223705.047MF 0603 SMD1.0000 .225375LF TRANS-SMD MMBT3904LT1G1.0000 .225376LF TRANS-SMD MMBT3906LT1G1.0000 .225379L/F TRANSISTOR SMD1.0000 .225517TRANSISTOR, FET RD06HHF11.0000 .225564L/F GALI-6+ AMPLIFIER SMD4.0000 .225587MC14094BDT SMD1.0000 .225616L/F MMIC AMP GALI-74 SMD2.0000 .225618SINGLE CHIP BUFFER LF SMD3.0000 .225711RF1200 SMD9.0000 .225713AD8368ACPZ-WP VARIABLE SM1.0000 .225714ADE-1 MIXER SMD1.0000 .225715ADE-1H MIXER SMD1.0000 .225720LT1678CS8 LOW NOISE OPAMP1.0000 .228124L/F DIODE MMSD914T1G,SMD,2.0000 .230652L/F RES-SMD 0805 150 OHM4.0000 .230655L/F RES-SMD 0805 270 OHM6.0000 .230656L/F RES-SMD 0805 330 OHM2.0000 .230658L/F RES-SMD 0805 470 OHM10.0000 .23075912 OHM CAL CHIP # SMD1.0000 .2307661.8K OHM CAL CHIP # SMD2.0000 .230802RES 1.0K 1/10W 5% 0603 SM1.0000 .230812RES, 27 OHM 5% 0603 SMD1.0000 .230816RES, 100 OHM 5% 0603 SMD1.0000 .230823RES, 10 OHM 5% 0603 SMD3.0000 .23085368 OHM 0603 L/F RES-SMD1.0000 .2308591K VAR RES VIMEX P/N2.0000 .23086947 OHM 0603 SMD3.0000 .230870220 OHM 0603 RM06J221CT1.0000 .230871470 OHM 0603 5% SMD2.0000 .230872680 OHM 0603 RM06J681CT1.0000 .2308731.2K OHM 0603 SMD1.0000 .2308754.7K OHM 0603 SMD3.0000 .23087610K OHM 0603 SMD3.0000 .230893RES, 1.5K 0603 SMD3.0000 .230904L/F RES-SMD 0603 22K OHM1.0000 .235065L/F CONNECTOR-PC MTG,21.0000 .235225L/F JACK-MINICOAX TMP5.0000 .235358L/F PC JACK FOR .022-.03412.0000 .2353866 PIN SOCKET1.0000 .23538710 PIN SOCKET1.0000 .238090HEAT SINK1.0000 LEVELP/NDESCRIPTIONQTY .238102L/F HEAT SINK1.0000 .238326INSULATOR FOR GOLLEDGE1.0000 .248292CRY-FILTER 6DB BW=2400HZ1.0000 .254002NUT-4X40,.089THK,.250FLAT1.0000 .259158ROUND SWAGE STANDOFF 4-402.0000 .260118SCREW 4-40 X 1/4 PAN HD1.0000 .278351-FD.N.O. PC BOARD TX/RX 5991.0000 182058PRESELECTOR PCB S/A 5991.0000 .221057L/F COIL-SHIELDED 2.8UH4.0000 .221058L/F COIL-SHIELDED 1.3UH2.0000 .221059L/F COIL UNSHIELDED .25UH7.0000 .221194COIL - ADJ 1UH W/CT4.0000 .221213L/F INDUCTOR S/M .18 UH1.0000 .221217INDUCTOR S/M .39 UH1.0000 .221220L/F INDUCTOR S/M .68 UH2.0000 .221221L/F INDUCTOR S/M .82 UH1.0000 .221223L/F INDUCTOR S/M 1.2 UH2.0000 .221224INDUCTOR S/M 1.5 UH2.0000 .221227L/F INDUCTOR S/M 2.7UH1.0000 .221228L/F INDUCTOR S/M 3.3 UH1.0000 .221230L/F INDUCTOR S/M 4.7 UH3.0000 .221232INDUCTOR S/M 6.8 UH1.0000 .221233INDUCTOR S/M 8.2 UH1.0000 .221235L/F INDUCTOR S/M 12UH2.0000 .221237INDUCTOR S/M 18 UH1.0000 .221239L/F INDUCTOR S/M 27 UH1.0000 .221242L/F INDUCTOR S/M 47 UH2.…

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Page 1 of 43 MEASUREMENT TECHNICAL REPORT FOR Ten-Tec, Inc 1185 Dolly Parton Pkwy Sevierville, TN 37862 MODEL: 599 ADDITIONAL MODELS: None REPORT NUMBER: G1009237r1 Report Date: September 23, 2010 Revision Date: October 4, 2010 Date Test Sample Received: September 13, 2010 This report concerns: ANSI C63.4 (2003) Test report was prepared by and test performed at: GLOBAL TESTING LABORATORIES, LLC 3029 East Governor John Sevier Highway Knoxville, Tennessee 37914-6424 Written By September 23, 2010 Cailé Gonzalez Date Office Manager Reviewed By September 23, 2010 Derick Seay Date EMC Manager Approved By September 23, 2010 Roger Williams Date Senior Mgr. Engineering Page 2 of 4 3 LIST OF EXHIBITS REPORT # G1009237 1.Summary of Results 2.Engineering Statement 3.System Test Configuration 4.Conducted Emissions (FCC Part 15) 5.Radiated Emissions (FCC Part 15) 6.Immunity to Cellular Signals 15.121 (FCC Part 15) 7.Conducted Emissions 15.111 (FCC Part 15) 8.Copy NVLAP Certificate Page 3 of 43 SECTION 1 SUMMARY OF RESULTS REPORT # G1009237 This Test Report in no way constitutes or implies product certification, approval, or endorsement by NIST or any Government Agency and may not be used to imply such endorsement. The equipment used in this test provided a Test Uncertainty Ratio better than 4:1. Uncertainties are expressed at approximately 95% confidence level (k=2). This report covers only the listed Model: 599, which indicates that the previously mentioned equipment MEETS, with modifications, the requirements as set forth by the following standards: Conducted Emissions (FCC Part 15) Radiated Emissions (FCC Part 15) - Passed with modifications* Immunity to cellular signals 15.121 (FCC Part 15) Conducted Emissions 15.111 (FCC Part 15) *Radiated Emissions modifications: Added Shield to Main CBA Mass production of final instrument systems utilizing the exact electrical/ mechanical components, lead dress, and RF ground paths as tested by Global Testing Laboratories, LLC will not likely cause harmful interference to any radio communication, radio navigation or safety services. Any deviation in design from the system tested by our facility will require further verification of Compliance by Global Testing Laboratories, LLC. This test report is the confidential property of Ten-Tec, Inc. Extracts from this test report shall not be reproduced except in full without our written approval. Cailé Gonzalez Global Testing Laboratories, LLC Page 4 of 43 SECTION 2 ENGINEERING STATEMENT REPORT # G1009237 Engineering Statement All measurement data on the attached reports was taken pursuant to ANSI C63.4 by Global Testing Laboratories, LLC located in Knoxville, Tennessee. Although this data is taken under stringent laboratory conditions and to the best of our knowledge, represents accurate data, it must be recognized that emissions from this type of equipment may be greatly affected by the final installation of the equipment. Therefore, Global Testing Laboratories, LLC, while supporting the accuracy of the data in this report, takes no responsibility for use of equipment based on these tests. The manufacturer of this equipment must take full responsibility for any field problems, which may arise, and agrees that Global Testing Laboratories, LLC, in performing its functions in accordance with its objectives and purposes, does not assume or undertake to discharge any responsibility of the manufacturer to any other party or parties. The testing on the Ten-Tec, Inc Model: 599 was performed from September 13, 2010 through September 22, 2010 and on September 28, 2010. The data contained within this technical report was compiled and approved by: Cailé Gonzalez Global Testing Laboratories, LLC 3029 East Governor John Sevier Highway Knoxville, Tennessee 37914-6424 Page 5 of 4 3 SECTION 3 SYSTEM TEST CONFIGURATION REPORT # G1009237 The Ten-Tec Model: 599 was configured into a simulated installation. The specific setup for each test performed is described in the following Sections. Model 599 Ten Tec model 963 Power Supply 120 V 60Hz 120 V 60Hz Ten Tec Model 607 Keyer 50 OHM DummyLoad Speakers Headphones ComputerUSB USB ACC 1 ACC 1 DC Output DC Output Page 6 of 4 3 SECTION 4 CONDUCTED EMISSIONS REPORT # G1009237 TEST PROCEDURE: FCC Part 15 ACRONYMS: (E.M.I.) Electromagnetic Interference (E.U.T.) Equipment Under Test (L.I.S.N.) Line Impedance Stabilization Network CONDUCTED EMISSIONS: The (2) 50 ohm/50 micro-Henry LISN's were placed next to the EUT. For each test required, the AC power leads were connected to two (2) 50 ohm/50 micro-Henry L.I.S.N.s as described in section 9 Method of measurement of terminal interference voltage of EN 55022. The system was energized and placed into its normal operating mode. The 50-ohm output of the L.I.S.N. was connected to the R&S ESCI Spectrum Analyzer. The EUT was observed from 150 kHz to 30 MHz to identify the frequency of the emission that had the highest amplitude relative to the limit. For each mode of operation and for each current carrying conductor, cable and/or wire manipulation was performed while observing the Spectrum Analyzer. For this series of tests the emission that had the highest amplitude relative to the limit was recorded. The EUT was powered by 120 VAC 60 Hz. Based on the preliminary tests, the EUT and the cable and/or wire configuration and mode of operation which produced the highest emission relative to the limit was selected for the final AC power line conducted emissions test. The final test on all current carrying conductors of the power cords that comprise the EUT was performed without variation of the configuration determined during the preliminary tests. The X-Y plots of EMI generated by the E.U.T. were taken. Calibration: Equipment Used During Testing: Cal. Date: Cal. Due: 7/18/09 1/18/11 R&S ESCI s/n: 100389 Spectrum Analyzer 12/21/09 12/21/10 Fisher 50! /50μH s/n: 9707 & 9708 LISN Page 7 of 4 3 SUPPLEMENTAL DATA REPORT # G1009237 EMC32 Report Information Date: 9-13-…

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Page 1 o f 6 Photograph: Conducted Emissions Report # G1009237 Page 2 o f 6 Photograph: Conducted Emissions Report # G1009237 Page 3 o f 6 Photograph: Radiated Emissions Report # G1009237 Page 4 o f 6 Photograph: Radiated Emissions Report # G1009237 Page 5 o f 6 Photograph: Immunity to cellular signal Report # G1009237 Page 6 o f 6 Photograph: Conducted Emissions Report # G1009237