Home Contents

Welz WS2000 Wide Band Receiver Specifications Vintage 1997 Type Handheld Range 100kHz - 1300MHz Channels 800 Banks 10 Modes AM, FM, WFM Priority 1 channel Conversion Double? Scan 8 channels/second Search 20 steps/second Audio 90mW at 10% THD Power 2 AAs Size 2.3"(W) x 3.8"(H) x 0.9"(D) Weight 200g(w/batt & ant) Interfaces BNC, speaker Accessories Antenna, hand-strap Features VFO, search-skip, S-meter, attenuator Japanese AX400B ad (52K) Sensitivity Sensitivity The following info was supplied by Mika from Bandercom who got it from the Finish scanner magazine Skanneri Frequency (MHz) Mode AM/FM (12dB/20dB SINAD) 50 FM 0.25 µv 70 FM 0.22 µv 100 WFM 0.32 µv 120 AM 0.79 µv 140 FM 0.22 µv 160 FM 0.28 µv 170 FM 0.28 µv 300 FM 0.25 µv 400 FM 0.20 µv 420 FM 0.22 µv 435 FM 0.22 µv 460 FM 0.20 µv 890 FM 0.25 µv 920 FM 0.25 µv 950 FM 0.22 µv 1000 FM 0.40 µv Leakage Radiation The following info was supplied by Mika from Bandercom who got it from the Finish scanner magazine Skanneri Frequency (MHz) Leakage 50 90 µv 120 100 µv 160 290 µv 300 690 µv 460 910 µv 920 380 µv 1000 620 µv Review Look here Other Info This radio is also known as the Standard AX400B Be sure to check out its predecessor, the WS1000 Hidden Functions These were submitted by Tobi from Germany Follow these instructions AT YOUR OWN RISK. Neither I nor my site will be held responsible for what you do to your own radio. I have used these on my AX400B (WS2000) without any problem Steps to activating hidden functions: Go into SET mode by pressing FUNC + 0 Locate 'LAmP' setting Set it to 'tGL' Locate 'PrESEt' setting Set it to 'OFF' Press CL Press FUNC + 1 Press FUNC + 6 Press FUNC + POWER Press FUNC + 6 Press FUNC + 0 The radio should now be in SET mode with the lamp on Feel free to turn the lamp off and set 'LAmP' as you desire If the radio is reset, these functions will be LOST and must be reactivated Go into SET mode and see the following new entries: OPbEEP - opening/closing beep (radio turned on/off) Can be turned OFF or set from 1 - 4 OFF: No tones 1: Normal 4 beep tone 2: Alternate 4 beep tone 3: Two beep tone 4: 'Phaser' fire wAtCH - clock with timer on/off settings When the clock is enabled, it is displayed instead of the normal frequency with hours, minutes and seconds. To see the frequency, you must disable the clock Turn the clock on and the radio will leave SET mode and show the clock (all 0s and flashing) and not 'ticking' Go into SET mode and turn rotary control Display will show 'on' and the turn on time (initially all dashes (-)). Use keypad to enter the turn on time in hours and minutes Turn the rotary control to see the turn off time (initially all dahses (-)). Enter the turn off time in hours and minutes Turn the rotary control to see the current time. Enter the current time in hours and minutes To clear either the turn on or off time, simply display the time and press FUNC + CL twice The turn on and turn off times are still in force even if the watch is disabled. Watch on/off is simply used to control whether the display shows the clock or the frequency All time settings will be lost if you change the batteries mr-SqL - memory channel squelch programming enable OFF is for a normal squelch operation. Turned on, it enables 'SqLEnt' for individual memory channel squelch control SqLEnt - individual memory channel squelch setting 'mr-SqL' must be enabled first. Using FUNC + rotary control will change it but not be reflected on the display. Here is what Tobi wrote but I did not find my radio to function as he specifies here: If the squelch control is turned fully counter-clockwise, and the rotaray control is used by pressing FUNC, the squelch will be opened for the current memory channel. If the squelch control is NOT turned fully counter-clockwise, and you use this function, the squelch will be closed for this saved channel and can only be opened by pressing 'SQL OFF' button tEL - unknown function. Toggles between 12.5 and 25 settings. I think this might be only on WS2000 (AX400B). If you find out what this does, please notify me! uSEr - unknown function. Toggles between OFF and 1 - 4. If you find out what this does, please notify me!

Copyright © 2001 by Richard J. Wells