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Simplex operation in the DR mode

When  setting  a  Simplex  frequency  in  the 
Simplex  group  to “From,”  simplex  contacts 
can be made in the DR mode.

Operation

q

  Select  the “Repeater  List”  screen,  as 

described in steps 

q

 to 

e

 above.

w

  Select “20:  Simplex”  described  in  step 

r

 above.

e

  Push  D-pad(E)  to  select  a  desired 

frequency, and then push D-pad(Ent)

r

 Hold down [PTT] to transmit.

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3

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About “UR?” and “RPT?” indications

You can save the temporary settings to memory channel

After you finish the setting:

 Hold down [S.MW] 

 

q

 for 1 second to en-

ter the memory select write mode.

 Rotate [DIAL] to select the Memory channel 

 

w

001.

  Hold  down  [S.MW] 

 

e

  for  1  second  to 

store the setting, and the transceiver returns 

to the DR mode.

  •  The memory contents are displayed for a 

moment.

  •  If the selected channel is blank, the name  

from the “FROM”/“TO” setting is automati

-

cally saved into the Memory channel.

“UR?” appears

The call was successfully sent, but no station’s signal was 

immediately received.

The listening station may missed your call, so after waiting 
for a while, try calling again.

“RPT?” or “RX” appears

The  destination  repeater  was  not  found,  there  is  a  pro

-

gramming error, or the destination repeater was busy.
When “RPT?” is displayed, wait for a while, then try calling 
again, because in the gateway call, a signal is sent even if 
the destination repeater is busy.

NOTE:

 “RPT?” is displayed when;

• the repeater call sign programming is error.
•  your own call sign is not registered on a gateway re

-

peater, or the registration contents is not matched.

•  the destination call sign is not registered on a gateway 

repeater, or the registration contents is not matched.

• the destination repeater cannot be accessed.
“RX” is displayed when a blank MY call sign memory 
has been selected.

2.  “TO” (Destination) setting

1.   Set your access repeater

FROM

Operation

 

Operation

Following screen appears after making the call

3  Hold down [PTT] to transmit

 Local area call

 Local area call

 Gateway call

 Gateway call

 “Your Call Sign” setting

 “Your Call Sign” setting

•  To maximize the readability of your signal, hold the microphone 5 

to 10 cm (2 to 4 inches) from your mouth, then speak at a normal 

voice level.

•  In the DR mode, the previously used setting remain programmed. 

Therefore, we select “CQCQCQ” in “TO” after you finish last call, to 

prevent an accidental transmission to an undesired destination.

•  Hold down 

 for 1 second to exit the DR mode and return to 

the main screen..

•  When you select just the repeater name, the repeater call sign, its 

frequency, duplex setting and frequency offset are automatically set.

•  The repeater list, described in this manual, may differ from your 

transceiver’s preset contents.

•  You have four other ways to set your access repeater, other than 

selecting it from repeater list.

   You can select by rotating [DIAL], Search for the nearest repeat

-

er, Setting from the TX History or Search for a repeater using the 
DR mode scan.  See the Advanced Instruction for more details.

The  following  destination  station/repeater  setting  methods  are  also 
possible. See the ‘ “TO” (Destination) setting’ described in Advanced 

Instructions, section 3, for details.

  •  Using [DIAL]
  •  Setting from the RX History
  •  Setting from the TX

 History

  •  Direct Input (UR)
  •  Direct Input (RPT)

•  When  you  call  an  individual  station  call  sign  through  a  gateway, 

the signal is automatically sent to the last repeater that the station 
accessed.

   So,  even  if  you  don't  know  where  the  station  is,  you  can  make  a 

call using call sign routing.

•  See  ‘Your  (destination)  call  sign  programming’  described  in 

Advanced Instructions, section 4, for details.

  Push D-pad(

 

w

$

) to select “FROM,”

  and then push D-pad(Ent).

  Push D-pad(

 

w

) to select “Local CQ,” and then push D-pad(Ent).

  Push D-pad(

 

w

) to select the item, and then push D-pad(Ent).

 

“Gateway CQ”

 

 

“11:Japan”

 

 

“Hamacho430”

  Push D-pad(

 

w

) to select the item, and then push D-pad(Ent).

 

“Your Call Sign”

 

 

“TOM”

  Push  D-pad(

 

e

)  to  select  “Repeater  List,” 

and then push D-pad(Ent).

  •  The REPEATER GROUP is displayed.

  Push  D-pad(

 

r

)  to  select  the  repeater 

group where your destination repeater is 
listed, and then push D-pad(Ent). 

 

(Example: 11: Japan)

  Push D-pad(

 

t

) to select “Hirano430,” and 

then push D-pad(Ent).

  • “Hirano430” is displayed on “FROM.”

Hold down 

 

q

 for 1 second to enter the DR mode.

FROM:  Hirano430 repeater

      (JP3YHH A*)

FROM:  Hirano430 repeater

      (JP3YHH A*)

FROM:  Hirano430 repeater

      (JP3YHH A*)

TO

:

 Local CQ

    (CQCQCQ)

TO: Hamacho430

    (JP1YIU A*)

TO

:

 TOM

    (JM1ZLK)

MY

MY

MY

Area

Area

Area

JA3YUA 

JA3YUA

JA3YUA

Internet

CQ

CQ

Internet

(GW)

(GW)

 Push D-pad(

 

q

) to select “TO,” and then push D-pad(Ent).

T h e   l o c a l   a r e a   c a l l   i s 

successfully  sent,  but  no 
station’s  signal  is  immediately 

received.

T h e  d e s t i n a t i o n  r e p e a t e r  i s 

busy,  when  making  a  gateway 
communication  from  Hirano430  to 
Hamacho430.

JA3YUA 

calling through 

JP3YHH...

NOTE:
If  the  selected  channel  in  step 

w

  has 

memory contents already programmed, 

the  Repeater  Name  will  not  be 

programmed.

20: Simplex group

TX  display  in  the  DR 

mode

Example: Set the "Hirano430" repeater name in “FROM”

“Hirano430” setting is 

completed.

Settings are 

complete

Settings are complete

Hamacho430  call  sign 
with  “/”  automatically 

added, scrolls.

TOM’s call sign scrolls.

CQCQCQ scrolls.

Select  “11:  Japan” 
where “Hamacho430” 

repeater is listed.

The  call  sign  of  the 
selected  station  is 
displayed.

“TOM”  setting  is 

completed.

Blinks

Blinks

When  Memory  chan-

nel 001 is selected.

*  Set the repeater node to ‘B’ for the 430 MHz band, outside Japan. 

See page 3-1 in Advanced Instructions, for details.

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