Yaesu FT-2800M, Technical Supplement

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9. Inject a 146.050 MHz signal at a level of –5 dB

μ

 (with

1 kHz modulation @ ±3.5 kHz deviation) from the
RF Signal Generator.

10. Press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for maximum

def4lection of the DC voltmeter and maximum de-
flection of the SINAD meter.

11. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then press and hold the [

MHz

] key

for one second to exit to the normal operation.

12. Tune the transceiver to 160.050 MHz.
13. Set the transceiver to Alignment mode, then rotate the

DIAL

 knob to set the Alignment parameter to

“

TUN160

.”

14. Inject a 160.050 MHz signal at a level of –5 dB

μ

 (with

1 kHz modulation @ ±3.5 kHz deviation) from the
RF Signal Generator.

15. Press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for maximum deflec-

tion of the DC voltmeter voltmeter at the higher side
of the bandpass filter peaks.

16. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then press and hold the [

MHz

] key

for one second to exit to the normal operation.

17. Tune the transceiver to 173.050 MHz.
18. Set the transceiver to Alignment mode, then rotate the

DIAL

 knob to set the Alignment parameter to

“

TUN173

.”

19. Inject a 173.050 MHz signal at a level of –5 dB

μ

 (with

1 kHz modulation @ ±3.5 kHz deviation) from the
RF Signal Generator.

20. Press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for maximum deflec-

tion of the DC voltmeter at the higher side of the
bandpass filter peaks.

21. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then press and hold the [

MHz

] key

for one second to exit to the normal operation.

S-Meter Sensitivity (SMTL 10/SMTL 2)

1. Set the transceiver to Alignment mode, then rotate the

DIAL

 knob to set the Alignment parameter to “

SMTL

10

.”

2. Inject a 146.050 MHz signal at a level of +25 dB

μ

(with 1 kHz modulation @ ±3.5 kHz deviation) from
the RF Signal Generator.

3. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting.

4. Rotate the 

DIAL

 knob one click to clockwise to set

the Alignment parameter to “

SMTL 2

.”

5. Reduce the RF Signal Generator output level to –5

dB

μ

.

6. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting.

7. Press and hold the [

MHz

] key for one second to exit

to the normal operation.

TX Power Output
(TXPW H/TXPW M/TXPW L2/TXPW L1)

1. Tune the transceiver to 146.000 MHz, and set the

Transmitter Power Level to “HIGH.”

2. Set the transceiver to Alignment mode, then rotate the

DIAL

 knob to set the Alignment parameter to “

TXPW

H

.”

3. Press the 

PTT

 switch to activate the transmitter, and

press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for 65 Watts on the

wattmeter, and confirm that supply current remains
below 12.5 A.

4. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then rotate the 

DIAL

 knob one click

to clockwise to set the Alignment parameter to
“

TXPW M

.”

5. Press the 

PTT

 switch to activate the transmitter, and

press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for 25 Watts on the

wattmeter, and confirm that supply current remains
below 7.5 A.

6. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then rotate the 

DIAL

 knob one click

to clockwise to set the Alignment parameter to
“

TXPWL2

.”

7. Press the 

PTT

 switch to activate the transmitter, and

press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for 10 Watts on the

wattmeter, and confirm that supply current remains
below 5 A.

8. Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then rotate the 

DIAL

 knob one click

to clockwise to set the Alignment parameter to
“

TXPWL1

.”

9. Press the 

PTT

 switch to activate the transmitter, and

press the [

REV

] or [

D/MR

] key for 5 Watts on the

wattmeter, and confirm that supply current remains
below 4 A.

10.  Press and hold the [

LOW

] key for one second to save

the new setting, then press and hold the [

MHz

] key

for one second to exit to the normal operation.

Alignment