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Before Using

Displaying the current position 

                       information of your station ........ 87

Displaying the position information 

   of the partner station in the digital mode ...... 87

Explanation of the position information 

                                                       screen ...... 88

Recording the position information 

                                         (GPS log function)....... 89

Checking the route using a 

                                    personal computer ...... 90

Measuring the altitude.......................................... 90

Other settings....................................................... 92

Using the Smart Navigation Function ....................... 93

Displaying the Compass screen ...................... 93

Using the real-time navigation function ................ 94

Using the backtrack function ................................ 95

Saving the destination ..................................... 95

Displaying the position of the 

                               destination in real time ..... 97

Using the APRS Function

 ...................................... 98

What is the APRS Function? .................................... 98

Using the GM Function

 .......................................... 99

What is the GM Function? ........................................ 99

Basic Methods to use the GM function ................... 100

Convenient Functions

 .......................................... 102

Communicating with Specified Partner Stations..... 102

Using the tone squelch ...................................... 102

Setting the tone frequency ............................ 102

Using the tone squelch .................................. 103

Transmitting the tone signal .......................... 103

Using digital code squelch ................................. 104

Setting the DCS code .................................... 104

Using DCS .................................................... 105

Using the pager function .................................... 106

Setting the receive station code .................... 106

Activating the pager function ......................... 108

Recalling a specified station .......................... 108

Notification of an incoming call from a 

                         partner station using the bell ......110

Other squelch functions ......................................110

Using the DTMF Function........................................112

Registering the DTMF code ...........................112

Transmitting the registered DTMF code .........113

Sending out the DTMF code manually ...........114

Using the Timer Function.........................................115

Using the stopwatch function ..............................115

Displaying the timer / clock screen .................115

Using the lap timer .........................................116

Using the countdown timer .............................117

Using the APO function .......................................119

Using the TOT function ...................................... 120

Changing the Touch Key Function .......................... 121

Sending and Receiving Messages and Pictures .... 122

Viewing messages and pictures .................... 122

Sorting the messages and pictures ............... 123

Downloading messages and images ................. 124

Sending messages and pictures ........................ 125

Creating and sending a message ................. 125

Sending saved pictures ................................. 129

Replying to a message or picture .................. 130

Forwarding messages and pictures .............. 132

Functions to be Used when Necessary

 ..............

134

Using the Bluetooth Headset .................................. 134

Mounting the Bluetooth unit “BU-2”.................... 134

Setting the Bluetooth headset operation ............ 136

Identifying the Bluetooth headset ...................... 137

Using the Bluetooth headset .............................. 139

Taking Pictures with the optional Camera 

                                          (Snapshot Function) ..... 140

Connecting the speaker microphone 

                                                  with camera...... 140

Taking pictures ................................................... 141

Viewing a saved picture ..................................... 143

Optional receive Audio Record and Playback ........ 144

Mounting the voice guide unit “FVS-2”............... 144

Using the voice memory .................................... 146

Setting the voice memory operation .............. 146

Recording the receive audio ......................... 147

Replaying the recorded audio ....................... 147

Erasing the recorded audio ........................... 148

Listening to the frequency 

                                  voice announcement ........ 149

Setting the announce function operation ....... 149

Listening to the frequency 

                              voice announcement ....... 150

Copying the Radio Data to another Transceiver..... 151

Using the micro-SD card .................................... 151

Copying data to a micro-SD card .................. 151

Copying data from the micro-SD card ........... 152

Using the clone function..................................... 153

Using the Radio with an 

                          External Device Connected .......... 155

Connecting to a personal computer ................... 155

Sending position information 

                                   to the computer .......... 156

Updating the firmware of the radio ................ 157

Using the radio as a transceiver 

                         for packet communication ......... 158

Other devices that can be connected ................ 162

Customize Menu Settings and 

                                         User Preferences

 ......... 163

Set-up Menu Basic Operations............................... 163

Set-up Menu List .................................................... 164

Using the Set-up Menu ........................................... 171

Screen display settings ...................................... 171

Select the screen to be displayed ................. 171

Switching between COMPASS and 

          POSITION INFORMATION screens .... 172

Setting the display background color ............ 172

Setting the band scope display width ............ 172

Setting the display brightness ....................... 173

Application for FCC / IC 

FCC ID: K6620345X40 / IC: 511B-20345X40

Summary of Contents for FTM-400XDR

Page 1: ...tion Using the APRS Function Using the GM Function Convenient Functions Functions to be used when Necessary Customize Menu Settings and User Preferences Appendix 144 430MHz 50W DUAL BAND TRANSCEIVER C...

Page 2: ...data can be output to connected devices Incorporated APRS functions Position movement data and messages can be communicated to other stations digipeaters and the Internet Refer to the separate APRS Op...

Page 3: ...in such a way that it may interfere with the proper operation of the air bags After installing the radio check that the brake lamp head lamp turning indicator lights wiper etc are working normally wit...

Page 4: ...soft cloth and wring it out thoroughly before using it to wipe the touch panel When wiping the touch panel be careful not to wipe too hard or scratch the surface with your nails When the touch panel i...

Page 5: ...creen is to be touched quickly Touch SQL for 1 second or longer Indicates that the symbol on the touch panel screen is to be touched for one second or longer Select MODE Indicates that the items are t...

Page 6: ...modulation mode 46 Displaying the band scope 47 Muting the audio 48 Communicating 49 Transmitting 49 Adjusting the transmit power 50 Adjusting the sensitivity of the microphone 50 Communicating in th...

Page 7: ...ing the messages and pictures 123 Downloading messages and images 124 Sending messages and pictures 125 Creating and sending a message 125 Sending saved pictures 129 Replying to a message or picture 1...

Page 8: ...of the repeater 187 Setting the frequency step 188 Setting the volume of the beep 188 Setting the clock shift of the CPU 188 Setting the program key of the microphone 189 Expanding the receive range...

Page 9: ...le when these instructions are ignored and the product is handled wrongly Type and meaning of symbols Prohibited actions that must not be carried out in order to use this radio safely For example sign...

Page 10: ...leak electric shock and equipment failure When smoke or strange odors are emitted from the radio turn off the power and disconnect the power cord from the socket This may result in fire liquid leak ov...

Page 11: ...oes off For safety reasons please pull the power plug of the DC power equipment connected to the product out of the AC socket Never touch the antenna as well This may result in fire electric shock and...

Page 12: ...om the electrical devices inverters etc fitted in the car Do not place the device on an unsteady or sloping surface or in a location where there is a lot of vibration The device may fall over or drop...

Page 13: ...rsion DC power cable with fuse attached European version Spare fuse 15 A USA EXP version Spare Fuse 15 A European version PC connection cable SCU 20 Operating Manual Warranty Card Quick Manual Microph...

Page 14: ...r clockwise direction Press the knob to enable setting the operating band frequency in 1 MHz units Press the knob for one second or longer to enable setting the frequency in 5 MHz units In memory mode...

Page 15: ...the knob for one second or longer to enable setting the frequency in 5 MHz units In memory mode when the knob is pressed for one second or longer if a tag name is attached to the memory channel the ta...

Page 16: ...put available from the FTM 400XDR DE to the MH 85A11U speaker micro SD card slot Back ANT terminal Connect the co axial cable for the antenna 13 8 VDC Connect the provided DC power supply cable with f...

Page 17: ...numbers and letters Changes the VFO Memory operating mode of the operating band Activates the GM Group Monitor functions A Switches the operating band to Band A B Switches the operating band to Band...

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