Broadband scanner AOR AR-DV10 - receiver of the analogue and digital frequencies

AOR AR-DV10 Broadband scanner of the analogue and digital frequencies is the crowning achievement of 40 years of the producer's experience. It covers the ranges from 100 kHz to 1,3 GHz, automatically detects the type of transmission and enables to save them on the memory card. Thanks to the updates available to the software this model of the frequency scanner will be always up to date.

AOR AR-DV10 Broadband scanner is the first manual digital receiver on the market that enables to listen to the most popular digital transmissions: MOTOTRBO, DMR, dPMR, Icom D-STAR, TETRA DMO, NXDN, APCO 25, AOR G4GUO, Yaesu C4FM, Alinco Digital, Tetra Direct and analogue AM, FM, USB, LSB, CW. A big advantage of the device is the possibility to do firmware updates - currently an update supporting TETRA radiophone - drive has been launched.

In comparison with the predecessors, AOR DV10 broadband scanner has a bigger display. A resistant construction protects the inside from the rain and dust in the IPX5 class. The next advantage is the possibility to save signals on the SD card. The receiver has a BNC connector to which the headphones can be connected. Thanks to that listening is discreet and more accurate.

Most important features of the broadband scanner AOR AR-DV10

• receiving frequency range: 100 kHz - 1,3 GHz
• analogue modulations: WFM, FM, AM, LSB, USB, CW
• digital modulations: TETRA (radio-radio and radio-drive/base) (Tier 3), DMR (Tier 1 and 2), dPMR(Tier1), NXDN (6,25kHz), APCO (Phase1), D-STAR, Yaesu (C4FM), Alinco (EJ47U), DC-R (Japan)
• 3 VFO (A/B/Z) - one generator can work in real time
• recording I/Q signals on the SD memory card
• SSB/CW filters
• priority channel function
• remembering saved channels after turning power off
• transmission of frequencies descriptions (Alpha Tagging, up to 12 characters)
• computer programming option