Yaesu FT1DR, Operating Manual

Page 1: ...he Memory Scanning Function Using the Digital GM Function Using the APRS Function Using the GPS Function Convenient Functions Communicating with a Specific Remote Station Functions Used As Needed Appe...

Page 2: ...emory Channel 61 Scanning a Memory Bank 61 Memory Bank Link Scan 62 Programmable Memory Channel Scan PMS 63 Read this information first 2 Introduction 5 Features of the FT1DR DE 5 How to Read This Man...

Page 3: ...cting a DCS Code 86 Searching for the Frequency of the DCS Used by the Remote Station 87 Notification of Call from the Remote Station by Vibration of the Vibrator 88 Selecting Vibrator Operation Mode...

Page 4: ...Clock Type Function 128 Setting interval to save GPS position information 128 Permitting Transfer of Home Channel Frequency to VFO 129 Using the White LED as a Flashlight 129 Setting the conditions fo...

Page 5: ...roadcast and international VHF radio stations with ease A wide variety of scan functions 56 Built in GPS unit allowing display of your current location and heading information 68 Ready for APRS commun...

Page 6: ...tenna Belt clip Protective plate for battery pack Lithium ion battery pack FNB 101LI 7 4 V 1 100 mAh Battery charger PA 48B C U or SAD 11B B suffix is for use with 120 VAC Type A plug C suffix is for...

Page 7: ...to use this product safely For example indicates that the product should not be disassembled Indicates a required action to be done in order to use this product safely For example indicates that the p...

Page 8: ...terproof structure and conforms to IPX5 when the included antenna and battery pack are installed and rubber caps are securely attached to the MIC SP jack EXTDC IN jack DATA terminal and micro SD slot...

Page 9: ...e a soft dry cloth to clean the case If you do not use this transceiver for a long period turn it off and remove the battery pack for safety Do not drop strike or throw the transceiver A failure or da...

Page 10: ...tery charger be sure to hold the power plug Pulling the power cord can damage it and cause a fire or electronic shock Before discarding the worn battery pack affix tape or the like to its terminals Be...

Page 11: ...It is recommended that you ask for maintenance of this product when one year has passed since purchase or previous maintenance or when any damage or deterioration is found Note that the maintenance s...

Page 12: ...change the reception frequency or select a memory channel l GPS antenna m MIC SP jack Connect a speaker microphone or earpiece microphone to this jack It is not waterproofed when an external microphon...

Page 13: ...or i Enables home channel selection 5 Number 5 Number 5 or Upper or Lower case characters J K or L j k or l Enables reversal function 6 Number 6 Number 6 or Upper or Lower case characters M N or O m n...

Page 14: ...N Lights up when the reverse tone function is enabled PR Lights up when the idle signal squelch function is enabled PAG Lights up when the pager is enabled Displays the APRS baud rate APRS function in...

Page 15: ...sted to 1 5 or lower Attaching the Accessory Belt Clip Protective Cap Attaching the Protective Cap 1 Attach the protective cap If you do not use the belt clip attach the protective cap to the belt cli...

Page 16: ...Power are not available 1 Open the cover Lift up the lower right corner indicated by the hand pointer in the illustration 2 Put alkaline batteries in the battery case Caution Use three alkaline batter...

Page 17: ...er is not used for a long period with the battery pack installed deterioration of the battery pack can accelerate z If you do not use the transceiver for a long period be sure to store it with the bat...

Page 18: ...ll glow green Remark In the USA Version the lamp is not lit when charging or when charging is complete When the charge is complete the transceiver turns off after 3 minutes Supplement It takes about 8...

Page 19: ...charge is depleted Charge it immediately Approximate Operating Time and Remaining Charge Level Indication Approximate time to operate the transceiver with the fully charged battery pack or three new A...

Page 20: ...ing an external power supply z While charging the battery pack protect the transceiver from water z Charge the battery pack in a place where the ambient temperature is 5 C to 35 C 41 F to 95 F z If th...

Page 21: ...power supply sufficiently away from the transceiver z Use the transceiver at the minimum required transmission power level to prevent overheating z Do not continue transmission for a prolonged period...

Page 22: ...mory card microSD memory cards formatted on other devices may not properly save information when used with this transceiver Format micro SD memory cards again with this transceiver when using memory c...

Page 23: ...emory card into this space 4 Close the microSD cover When the microSD memory card is properly detected the s lights on the display Tips Dismounting the microSD memory card To dismount the microSD memo...

Page 24: ...be sure to check the data saved to it before formatting 1 Press and hold M over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 10 SD CARD 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 4 FORMAT 5 Press H OK appears on the LCD Tip To canc...

Page 25: ...opening screen 3 Input a callsign for your transceiver Input the callsign with the ten key 4 Press p The callsign is set and two frequencies A band and B band frequency appear at the same time Supple...

Page 26: ...A band and B band 2 While pressing v turn O to adjust the volume level The volume bar graph moves up down Supplement If no sound is heard from the speaker press T and then adjust the volume level whil...

Page 27: ...the frequency of the operating band and activate the transmitter Each time A is pressed the operating content displayed on the LCD screen is changed Press F Press A Press F Press A Press A Press A A b...

Page 28: ...MHz VHF TV Band 222 MHz to 420 MHz INFO band 1 420 MHz to 470 MHz 430 MHz band 470 MHz to 774 800 MHz UHF TV Band 803 800 MHz to 999 9 MHz Cellular Blocked USA version 108 MHz to 137 MHz AIR band 137...

Page 29: ...and 1 430 MHz band 470MH to 580MHz Tip Pressing F and then B changes frequency bands shown above in the reverse order Caution z Digital communication can be performed only on the A band Digital commun...

Page 30: ...To enter 430 000 MHz Press the T he following keys in sequence 4 3 H Tips In factory settings the Auto Step mode is set such that the transceiver is automatically switched to the optimal frequency st...

Page 31: ...automatically set to Low Power If you continue transmitting while the overheat protection function is active the transceiver will be forcibly returned to the Reception mode If you touch the transceiv...

Page 32: ...received signal V D Mode Voice Data simultaneous transmission mode DN Call is less prone to interruption due to detection and correction of voice signals during digital voice signal transmission This...

Page 33: ...ll sound the transceiver will receive the signal for 5 seconds then resume scanning The decimal point will flash when the scan is stopped Switching between AM Antennas When listening to AM broadcast s...

Page 34: ...Remark The hour appears in the 24 hour clock format Tip If GPS information is received the clock will be set automatically Next set the time signal alarm If you do not want to set the time signal ala...

Page 35: ...display dates from January 1 2000 A D up to December 31 2099 A D If AUTO is selected in 9 APRS 21 GPS TIME SET in the Set mode the clock will automatically display accurate time However the day of th...

Page 36: ...in the immediate area or when you want to reduce the battery power consumption you can lower the transmit power level For power supply types and transmit power levels see the table shown below 1 Pres...

Page 37: ...lt LEVEL 1 4 Press p to save the Squelch Level Adjustment and exit the Squelch Level Adjustment mode Tips While T is held pressed the squelch function will be deactivated for both the A band and B ban...

Page 38: ...old M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 2 TX RX 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 1 MODE 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select 4 RX MODE 7 Press H 8 Turn O to select your desired reception mode It is recommended...

Page 39: ...on followed by beep When you hear the beep release the keys 2 When ALL RESET PUSH F KEY appears on the LCD press F A beep sounds and the callsign input screen appears on the LCD 3 Input a callsign fo...

Page 40: ...change the options to allow more convenient use of this function 8 CONFIG 14 RPT ARS You can deactivate the ARS function 8 CONFIG 15 RPT SHIFT You can set the repeater shift direction 8 CONFIG 16 RPT...

Page 41: ...ater shifts have been enabled Automatic Repeater Shift ARS The FT1DR DE Automatic Repeater Shift feature causes the appropriate repeater shift to be automatically applied whenever it is tuned into the...

Page 42: ...erational information can be registered to each regular memory channel home channel or PMS memory channel Operating frequency Operating mode Memory tag Repeater information Tone information DCS inform...

Page 43: ...ating The specified memory channel is unregistered lights and the memory channel blinks The icon indicating The specified memory channel is registered lights Pressing M each time skips memory channels...

Page 44: ...e memory channel to use Remarks You can directly recall a memory channel using numeric keys To recall memory channel 15 Press 15H Pressing F and turning O allows you to skip memory channels quickly in...

Page 45: ...Hz 470 to 770 MHz band 470 000 MHz AIR band 108 000 MHz Information radio band 2 860 000 MHz 144 MHz band 146 520 144 000 MHz EXP European version Returning to the Previous Frequency 1 Press F and the...

Page 46: ...a priority memory channel specify it as a regular memory channel then delete it Restoring Deleted Memory Channel You can restore a deleted memory channel 1 Switch to the Memory mode The last used memo...

Page 47: ...c character S 15 Press H to move the cursor to the next character position 16 Press 8 6times to select the numeric character U 17 Press p to save the memory tag to the memory channel and exit the Set...

Page 48: ...ter in a memory bank 3 Press and hold F for over 1 second to enter the Memory Write mode 4 Turn O to select a memory bank number Select the number B1 to B24 of the memory bank to register the memory c...

Page 49: ...ling Memory Bank above 2 Turn O to select a memory channel that is to be canceled from the Memory bank 3 Press and hold F over 1 second and then press H Registration of memory channel in the memory ba...

Page 50: ...4 Pressing the 4 key allows you to select the following characters sequentially G H I g h i 4 G 13 Press H to move the cursor to the next character position 14 Press 6 to select M Pressing 6 allows yo...

Page 51: ...sts from around the world total 89 channels Registering Your Favorite Preset Receiver Memory Channels in Memory Bank You can register your favorite preset receiver memory channel in a memory bank 1 Tu...

Page 52: ...r report on one of the NOAA weather channels You may enable the Weather Alert tone via Set Mode option 4 SIGNALING 14 WX ALERT if desired See page 122 Tips The preset receiver memory channel cannot be...

Page 53: ...5 61 156 075 160 675 75 156 775 62 156 125 160 725 76 156 825 63 156 175 160 775 77 156 875 64 156 225 160 825 78 156 955 161 550 65 156 275 160 875 79 156 975 161 575 66 156 325 160 925 80 157 025 16...

Page 54: ...erlands 37 5 985 CZECH Czech Republic 38 6 105 CZECH Czech Republic 39 9 455 CZECH Czech Republic 40 11 860 CZECH Czech Republic 41 9 780 PORTUGAL Portugal 42 11 630 PORTUGAL Portugal 43 15 550 PORTUG...

Page 55: ...ssia 66 7 465 ISRAEL Israel 67 11 585 ISRAEL Israel 68 15 615 ISRAEL Israel 69 17 535 ISRAEL Israel 70 6 045 INDIA India CH Number Frequency MHz Name Broadcast Station Name 71 9 595 INDIA India 72 11...

Page 56: ...al point blinks Turn O clockwise Scanning is performed toward higher frequencies Turn O counterclockwise Scanning is performed toward lower frequencies When a signal is received during scanning a beep...

Page 57: ...FO band 1 420 MHz to 470 MHz 430 MHz band 470 MHz to 580 MHz EXP European version 1 8 MHz to 30 MHz SW band 76 88 MHz to 108 MHz FM BC Band For the operation to perform when scanning stops see Selecti...

Page 58: ...ing a Frequency Registered to the Skip Search Memory Channel The frequency registered to the skip search memory channel can be deleted in the following procedure After it is deleted the frequency is s...

Page 59: ...to specify the reception method Select a reception method from 2 SEC TO 10 SEC 0 5 SEC STEP BUSY and HOLD 8 Press p to save the specified reception method and exit from the Set mode Tips The receptio...

Page 60: ...ect the Set mode option and then select the following setting items for more convenient use 8 CONFIG 3 BEEP EDGE Emits a beep when the frequency band edge is reached 8 CONFIG 3 BEEP SELECT Prevents a...

Page 61: ...nning resumes To cancel scanning press p You can select the range for scanning by selecting 5 SCAN 5 SCAN WIDTH in the Set mode Scanning a Memory Bank Only the memory channels in the recalled memory b...

Page 62: ...and then B 4 Turn O to select a memory bank Select a memory bank subject to memory bank link scanning 5 Press V to select a Memory bank link The memory bank number changes from B to b indicating that...

Page 63: ...requency for U Enter a number between 1 and 50 for Use the same number for the lower and upper limit memory channels Specify the lower limit frequency and upper limit frequency for the PMS memory chan...

Page 64: ...point blinks and the LCD stays lit After receiving the frequency for 5 seconds scanning resumes To stop scanning press p Tips When a skip memory channel is specified for L or U or when the lower upper...

Page 65: ...ed Data Communication Mode The transmission mode will automatically return to the previous V D mode Voice Data Simultaneous Communication Mode Standard Operation of the GM Function Using the GM Functi...

Page 66: ...n how to register members to a group refer to the GM function instruction manual please download it from our company website O Turning the GPS Function OFF Press D The GM function is deactivated and t...

Page 67: ...Upon receiving an APRS signal from the remote station information such as direction and distance to the remote station from your station and speed of the remote station appear on the LCD of your trans...

Page 68: ...sceiver is turned ON internal clock settings and position settings for your station are automatically obtained from the GPS data 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second to enter the Set mode 2 Turn O to...

Page 69: ...ue to an obstacle such as a building or tunnel only the arrow icon the direction in which you are heading disappears 8 Press O to scroll the screen and display the current time Pressing O again displa...

Page 70: ...wing poor conditions the positioning accuracy can decrease or positioning can fail Between tall buildings Narrow paths between buildings Indoors or in close vicinity to large buildings Beneath bridges...

Page 71: ...mation will continue to be saved unless OFF is selected in step 7 shown above or the power of the transceiver is turned off If ON is selected again in step 7 shown above or the power for the transceiv...

Page 72: ...S latitude Display format X DD MM MMM X X N North latitude X S South latitude DD Degree MM MMM Minute Example N 35 38 250 35 degrees 38 minutes 15 seconds north latitude e Longitude The current positi...

Page 73: ...om a external GPS device by selecting 9 APRS 17 COM PORT SETTING and then setting INPUT to GPS in the Set mode In this case the data obtained from the internal GPS is disabled When using an external G...

Page 74: ...TRACK function screen 6 Press M to return from the backtrack screen to the normal frequency display O Using the Backtrack Function 1 Press M to open the Backtrack screen 2 Turn O to select L1 or L2 S...

Page 75: ...y memory channel 90 standby side while receiving signal over 145 500 MHz active side Frequency over which a signal is being received The transceiver monitors signal reception over the frequency regist...

Page 76: ...ctive side 5 Press F and then V to start Memory Channel Dual Reception and MDW appears on the LCD 6 Press V to stop the memory channel dual reception Home Channel Dual Reception Home channel Priority...

Page 77: ...eard Although there is a similar function in Dual Reception See page 76 because a signal reception over the frequency registered to the priority memory channel is checked approximately every 5 seconds...

Page 78: ...1 Press and hold M for over 1 second to enter the Set mode 2 Turn O to select 2 TX RX 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 3 AUDIO 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select 3 RX AF DUAL 7 Press H 8 Turn O to select recep...

Page 79: ...nd Transmission and exit the Set mode Using the DTMF Function DTMF Dual Tone Multi Frequencies is the tone signal sent for making a call through DTMF telephone line The maximum of 16 digit DTMF code c...

Page 80: ...Registered DTMF Code 1 Press and hold M over 1 second to enter the Set mode 2 Turn O to select 4 SIGNALING 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 4 DTMF MODE 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select MODE 7 Press H 8 Turn...

Page 81: ...F code to transmit by pressing 1 to 0 A B C and on the numeric keys Tips The DTMF code selected by pressing the keys is transmitted refer to chart below The transmitted DTMF tone can be heard from the...

Page 82: ...he VFO frequency step When band scope is active the numeric keys will not function The audio of A B common frequency band can be heard simultaneously while scanning FULL Continualy scans scoops 1Time...

Page 83: ...towards the object to shoot and press Make sure to have at least 50cm between the lens and the object If the object is too close the picture will be out of focus resulting in a blurred picture Tips Yo...

Page 84: ...ops only when a signal containing a tone of the specified frequency or a signal containing the specified DCS code is received Pressing the Monitor switch allows you to hear signals that do not contain...

Page 85: ...in case of reception D T appears Pressing and holding M over 1 second and selecting 4 SIGNALING 10 SQL EXPANTION and then ON will add the setting items of D CD ONE DCS and D CD TONESQ to 10 SQL TYPE...

Page 86: ...E SEARCH appears 12 Release B Search for the tone frequency starts When a corresponding tone frequency is detected a beep is emitted and search stops temporarily The detected tone frequency blinks Tip...

Page 87: ...SQL TYPE 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select DCS Sets the DCS 7 Press M 8 Turn O to select 2 DCS CODE 9 Press H 10 Receive the signal from the remote station 11 Press and hold B over 1 second DCS SEARCH app...

Page 88: ...7 Tips The vibrator function can be set for all frequency bands belonging to A band Main and B band Sub Selecting 8 CONFIG 22 VIBRATOR MODE and then BUSY for MODE in the Set mode will cause the vibrat...

Page 89: ...e 1 Press and hold M over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 4 SIGNALING 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 1 BELL 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select SELECT 7 Press H 8 Turn O to select BELL When the tone squelch or DCS...

Page 90: ...our friends specifying personal codes each code composed of two CTCSS tones allows you to call only a specific station Even if the called person is not near his or her transceiver the information on t...

Page 91: ...st code 11 Press p to set your station code and exit from the Set mode Tips Default 05 47 The first and second codes contained in your personal code may be reversed i e 47 05 from 05 47 but recognized...

Page 92: ...9 Press H 10 Turn O to select CODE TX 11 Press H 12 Turn O to select the code of the remote station Select the first code of the remote station Caution Register the pager code of the remote station in...

Page 93: ...n See page 89 you can confirm a call from the remote station by the PAG display the blinking b icon and the bell sound Also if you turn on the vibrator function See page 88 the vibrator will confirm a...

Page 94: ...Mode Options The Set mode options you have set can be restored to the defaults by following the procedure described below However to restore the following setting items to the defaults ALL RESET See p...

Page 95: ...OUS KEY 5sec 105 1 6 LANGUAGE Select Japanese or English as the display language for Set mode options setting items etc JAPANESE ENGLISH 106 1 7 LCD CONTRAST Set the LCD contrast level LEVEL 1 to LEVE...

Page 96: ...de OFF MUTE30 MUTE50 MUTE 100 35 2 3 3 RX AF DUAL Set the resumption time of radio reception in the AF Dual mode Transmission and reception 1 second to 10 seconds Fixed or transmission 1 second to 10...

Page 97: ...on squelch 300 Hz to 3000 Hz 1600 Hz 118 4 8 SQL LEVEL Select a squelch level Level 0 to Level 15 Level 1 119 4 9 SQL S METER Select an S meter squelch level OFF LEVEL 1 to LEVEL 9 119 4 10 SQL EXPLAN...

Page 98: ...on Instruction Manual 8 CONFIG 8 1 APO Set the APO operating time OFF 0 5 HOUR 1 HOUR to 12 HOURS 125 8 2 BCLO Turn on off the busy channel lockout function OFF ON 126 8 3 BEEP Set the beep output fun...

Page 99: ...de ALL BAND 136 8 22 VIBRATOR Select a vibrator mode and set up the vibrator function MODE OFF BUSY SIGNALING SELECT MODE1 MODE2 MODE3 88 9 APRS 9 1 APRS AF DUAL Turn on off the muting function when b...

Page 100: ...pop up display Mic E OFF ALL2s to ALL60s ALLCNT BND2s to BND60s BNDCNT ALL10s POSITION OFF ALL2s to ALL60s ALLCNT BND2s to BND60s BNDCNT ALL10s WEATHER OFF ALL2s to ALL60s ALLCNT BND2s to BND60s BNDC...

Page 101: ...OTHER MSG OFF BND2s to BND60s BND10s 9 10 APRS RINGER Turn on off the bell when a beacon is received Mic E ON OFF POSITION ON OFF WEATHER ON OFF OBJECT ON OFF ITEM ON OFF STATUS ON OFF OTHER ON OFF M...

Page 102: ...WAY P WAYPOINT NMEA9 NMEA6 NMEA7 NMEA8 Mic E ON OFF POSIT ON OFF WEATHER ON OFF OBJECT ON OFF ITEM ON OFF 9 18 DIGI PATH Select a digital repeater route P1 OFF P2 1 WIDE1 1 P3 1 WIDE1 1 2 WIDE2 1 P4...

Page 103: ...he information about your transceiver into or from the micro SD memory card Write to SD Read from SD 137 10 2 MEMORY CH Write or read the memory channel information into or from the micro SD memory ca...

Page 104: ...nd exit from the Set mode Caution When the NUMERIC is selected only the location information of the remote station appears on the LCD The BACKTRACK function is not activated Setting the display method...

Page 105: ...e Set mode Changing the Lighting Condition You can change the LCD and key lighting condition Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 1 DISPLAY 3 Press H 4 Turn O to...

Page 106: ...Japanese 7 Press p to save the selected display language and exit the Set mode Adjusting the LCD Contrast Level You can adjust the LCD contrast level Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1...

Page 107: ...LEVEL 1 DARK to LEVEL 6 BRIGHT Remark Default LEVEL 6 7 Press p to save the selected display brightness level and exit the Set mode Changing the Opening Message Displayed Immediately after Power on Yo...

Page 108: ...gn appears immediately after power on 7 Press p to save the selected display method and exit from the Set mode Measuring the Battery Voltage and the Transceiver Temperature Power Supply Voltage Measur...

Page 109: ...meter from among four types Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 1 DISPLAY 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 11 S METER SYMBOL 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select a display...

Page 110: ...ransmission modulation level You can set the transmission modulation level to half of its usual level Set OFF for normal amateur operation Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Tur...

Page 111: ...our desired mode DIGITAL Transmit and receive in the digital mode ANALOG Transmit and receive in the analog mode AMS Automatic Mode Select Tune to the transmission and reception mode of the remote sta...

Page 112: ...ing a signal with a corresponding SQL CODE BREAK Voice is output regardless of any squelch code when the remote station transmits with BREAK set 11 Press M 12 Turn O to select SQL CODE 13 Press H 14 T...

Page 113: ...version of the built in digital unit of the transceiver First enter the digital mode and then enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 2 TX RX 3 Press H 4 Turn O to...

Page 114: ...s Muting Voice In the dual reception mode the audio being received on the non operating band is muted when a signal is herd on the operating band For more details see Muting Audio on page 35 Simultane...

Page 115: ...ink You can link multiple registered memory banks and also recall a frequently used memory bank immediately Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 3 MEMORY 3 Press...

Page 116: ...rotect Function A memory channel may be protected so that a new frequency or memory channel tag name cannot be registered to it Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to sele...

Page 117: ...el registration to the lowest unregistered memory channel number and exit from the Set mode Notifying a call from a remote station by the bell Notifies you of a call from a remote station by the bell...

Page 118: ...ls see Sending the Registered DTMF Code on page 80 Setting DTMF code The maximum of 16 digit DTMF code can be registered for a telephone number to make a call through the public telephone line from a...

Page 119: ...to select 8 SQL LEVEL 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select a squelch level Select from among LEVEL 0 to LEVEL 15 The higher the squelch level the greater the noise reduction Remark Default LEVEL 1 7 Press p t...

Page 120: ...the S Meter level 1 Level 2 Outputs the sound of signal stronger than the S Meter level 2 Level 3 Outputs the sound of signal stronger than the S Meter level 3 Level 4 Outputs the sound of signal stro...

Page 121: ...ch setting and exit the Set mode Setting the type of tone squelch Set the tone squelch to open the squelch only when a signal containing the specified frequency tone is received For more details see U...

Page 122: ...M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 4 SIGNALING 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 14 WX ALERT 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select ON ON Enables the Weather Alert Feature OFF Disables the Weather Alert Feature...

Page 123: ...ress and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 5 SCAN 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 2 SCAN LAMP 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select OFF ON The LCD backlight will light when a signal is received OFF The...

Page 124: ...etails see Selecting a Reception Method When Scanning Stops on page P 59 Setting the range for SCAN You can set the frequency range for scanning with the SCAN Function Enter the Set mode 1 Press and h...

Page 125: ...nd 1 are registered See page 61 1 For the relationship between frequency bands and reception frequencies see the table at the bottom of page 28 13 Press p to save the range for scanning and exit the S...

Page 126: ...ental transmission during signal reception Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 8 CONFIG 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 2 BCLO 5 Press H 6 Turn O to select ON Remar...

Page 127: ...e BUSY Indicator When you listen to the radio continuously or when the remaining battery level has become low you can turn off the BUSY indicator to save battery power consumption Enter the Set mode 1...

Page 128: ...ark Default A 7 Press p to save the Clock Type setting and exit the Set mode Setting interval to save GPS position information Set the interval at which the GPS information of your current position is...

Page 129: ...ss H 6 Turn O to select Unlock or Lock ENABLE Turning O in home channel transfers the home channel frequency to VFO DISABLE The home channel frequency cannot be transferred Remark Default ENABLE 7 Pre...

Page 130: ...n the front of the transceiver KEY Locks the keys on the front of the transceiver DIAL Locks O Remark Default KEY DIAL 7 Press p The keys and switches to lock are set and exits from the Set mode Setti...

Page 131: ...at the specified time 7 Press H 8 Turn O to specify hours 9 Press H 10 Turn O to specify minutes 11 Press H 12 Turn O to switch between ON OFF of the timer 13 Press M The timer function is turned on 1...

Page 132: ...n is ineffective O Turning on the transceiver using a password 1 Press and hold P for over 1 second The password entry screen appears 2 Enter the password using keypad keys Enter the registered 4 char...

Page 133: ...to save the PTT delay time setting and exit the Set mode Setting the ARS function RPT ARS Function You can set the operation of ARS Tuning in to the repeater frequency automatically enables the repea...

Page 134: ...the repeater shift direction setting and exit the Set mode Setting the range for repeater shift RPT SHIFT FREQ Function You can set the repeater shift range Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for...

Page 135: ...eception Save function setting and exit the Set mode Changing the frequency step manually Frequency step can be set so that it can be changed manually For more details see Changing the Frequency Step...

Page 136: ...ined until OFF is selected in step 6 of the above mentioned procedure Setting the frequency selection range for operation in the VFO mode VFO MODE Function You can set the frequency selection range fo...

Page 137: ...O to select Write to SD or Read from SD Write to SD Saves the setting information of your transceiver to the microSD memory card Read from SD Loads the setting information to your transceiver from the...

Page 138: ...to exit from the Set mode Saving Loading GROUP ID information to from microSD memory card Group ID setting information can be saved to a microSD memory card or saved information can be loaded to this...

Page 139: ...or the optional microphone with camera MH 85A11U Enter the Set mode 1 Press and hold M for over 1 second 2 Turn O to select 11 OPTION 3 Press H 4 Turn O to select 1 USB CAMERA 5 Press H 6 Turn O to se...

Page 140: ...ypad keys with reference to the following table Numeric key A 0 Alphanumeric 1 1 2 ABC2 3 DEF3 4 GHI4 5 JKL5 6 MNO6 7 PQRS7 8 TUV8 9 WXYZ9 0 0 Tip Pressing H moves the cursor to the right Press the to...

Page 141: ...ntion circuit will operate and the transmission power decreases If the transmission is continued further the transmission will be automatically stopped to prevent the transceiver from overheating and...

Page 142: ...RX When data transmission begins from the sending transceiver the data transmission indicator appears on the LCD indicating the data transfer is in progress The indicator appears on the receiving tra...

Page 143: ...ng to a PC Connecting a PC to the data terminal of the FT1DR DE using the PC Connection Cable SCU 18 accessory will enable data transmission or updating firmware as described below a Transmit position...

Page 144: ...using the optional Data Cable CT 170 or the Data Cable 2 5 CT 176 CT 170 option Tip Connect the Data Cable CT 170 and the Data Output Cable CT 176 by referring to the instruction manual for the GPS d...

Page 145: ...input FT1DR DE External Equipment a TXD Serial data output FT1DR DE External Equipment b TXD Serial data output FT1DR DE External Equipment b RXD Serial data input FT1DR DE External Equipment c GND c...

Page 146: ...or USA market n Speaker Microphone with Snapshot camera MH 85A11U o Clone Cable CT 168 p Data Cable CT 170 q PC Connection Cable SCU 18 r Data Cable 2 5 CT 176 B suffix is for use with 120 VAC Type A...

Page 147: ...eiving a weak signal Is the volume low Turn O clockwise while pressing v to increase the sound volume Is the tone squelch or DCS on When the tone squelch or DCS is on the sound is not output until the...

Page 148: ...ables Please replace the battery pack with a new one immediately Battery packs can be charged and reused up to approximately 300 times Depending on the combination for simultaneous reception there may...

Page 149: ...Changing the number of times the bell rings 89 Changing the opening message displayed immediately after power on 107 Changing the sound volume setting method 114 Changing the transmission power level...

Page 150: ...51 Preventing accidental transmission 126 Priority memory channel 75 Programmable memory channel 63 Programmable memory channel scan 63 Prohibiting registration to memory channel 116 Protective plate...

Page 151: ...elch type for transmission and reception 121 Setting the surveillance interval time for priority channels 122 Setting the time signal 34 Setting the time to resume scan 123 Setting the transmission mo...

Page 152: ...Hz Channel Steps 5 6 25 8 33 9 10 12 5 15 20 25 50 100 kHz Frequency Stability 2 5 ppm 20 C to 60 C 4 F to 140 F Emission Type F1D F2D F3E F7W Supply Voltage Nominal 7 4 V DC Negative Ground Operating...

Page 153: ...r 12 dB SINAD 76 88 108 MHz WFM 1 5 V TYP for 10 dB SN 108 137 MHz AM 0 2 V for 12 dB SINAD 137 140 MHz NFM 0 16 V for 12 dB SINAD 140 150 MHz NFM 0 2 V for 12 dB SINAD 150 174 MHz NFM 1 V for 12 dB S...

Page 154: ...xpressly approved by YAESU MUSEN could void the user s authorization to operate this device DECLARATION BY MANUFACTURER The Scanner receiver is not a digital scanner and is incapable of being converte...

Page 155: ...5 EC Art 3 1 a EMC EN 301 489 01 V1 9 2 1995 5 EC Art 3 1 b EN 301 489 15 V1 2 1 Radio Spectrum EN 301 783 2 V1 2 1 1995 5 EC Art 3 2 RoHS2 EN 50581 2012 2011 65 EU Art 7 b The technical documentation...

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