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Instruction Manual

mAT-10

Automatic Tuner with QRP Transceivers

Instruction Manual Version V1.0

INTRODUCTION

      The mAT-10 is a compact and tuner designed for YAESU FT-817/818, that can also be used
with   any   QRP   transceiver.     When   connected   to   YAESU   FT-817/818   through   the   supplied
dedicated   control   cable   model   mAT-CY,   it   is   controlled   by   “one   touch”   tuning   through   the
transceiver.  If no control cable is used, it is a universal QRP tuner for all low-power transceivers.

         The mAT-10 is used for QRP transmission and its ACC interface is only designed for the
YAESU FT-817/818.   It can not be used for other YAESU transmitters.   Higher power YAESU
transceivers can control the mAT-TUNER mAT-30 tuner.   Visit our website to learn about the
mAT-30.

         The mAT-10 is connected to the ACC port of the FT-817/818 transceiver through supplied
control cable mAT-CY.  The ACC interface allows an external device such as a PC or the mAT-10
to control the FT-817/818 by sending it serial commands. The mAT-10 has the function of "one
key tuning". When the multi-function key on tuner is pressed, the mAT-10 command FT-817/818
switches to FM mode and transmits a carrier to initiate a tuning cycle.

  

After waiting for the tuning

cycle to complete, it stops transmitting the carrier, saves the settings, and restores the transmitter
to its previous mode. This process is automated and does not require manual operation.

     When mAT-10 is used with other QRP transceivers, it does not need a control cable and works
only by connecting RF cables. The tuning process is completed by pressing the the TUNE &
POWER multi-function button on the panel.  Press and hold for 1 second and the tuning cycle will
start.

     The tuner operates within the range of 1.8MHz to 54MHz, at power levels up to 30 watts. 
It will tune dipoles, verticals, Yagis, or virtually any coax-fed antenna. The impedance matching
range  is  5-1500  ohms,  in  excess  of  automatic  tuners  used  in   many  HF  transceivers  or  other
available external automatic tuners. 

         The mAT-10 has 16,000 frequency memories.   When tuning on or near a previously tuned
frequency, the mAT-10 uses “Memory Tune” to recall the previous tuning parameters in a fraction
of a second.  If no memorized settings are available, the tuner runs a full tuning cycle, storing the
parameters for memory recall on subsequent tuning cycles on that frequency.  In this manner, the
mAT-10 “learns” as it is used, adapting to the bands and frequencies as it goes.   You can also start
a tuning cycle manually whenever necessary.

     Two 10440 lithium batteries are installed in the interior of the mAT-10, which provides power
for the tuner.    Because of the use of advanced magnetic retaining relays, the power consumption
of mAT-10 is very small.  The lithium battery can operate for a long time after it is fully charged.
Special chargers are provided with tuners. You must use its own charger to charge the tuner.  It is
dangerous to charge with an incorrect charger.

         In addition to the mAT-10 tuner, the package includes the mAT-CY control cable mAT-CY,
lithium battery charger and user manual.  Latest version of user manuals can also be downloaded
directly from our web page.  The same control cable mAT-CY can also be used with the mAT-30
tuner.  They are identical. 

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Summary of Contents for mAT-10

Page 1: ...The tuning process is completed by pressing the the TUNE POWER multi function button on the panel Press and hold for 1 second and the tuning cycle will start The tuner operates within the range of 1 8MHz to 54MHz at power levels up to 30 watts It will tune dipoles verticals Yagis or virtually any coax fed antenna The impedance matching range is 5 1500 ohms in excess of automatic tuners used in man...

Page 2: ...ndicator lights up Indicator light goes off to indicate the end of the tuning process Power Indicator Light on means the tuner is operational off means power off There are two BNC RF sockets and one ACC socket at the top of the mAT 10 The ANT connector is used to connect the antenna The RADIO connector is connected to RF output of transceiver via coaxial cable ACC uses control cable mAT CY to conn...

Page 3: ...r to the RADIO jack on the top of the mAT 10 with coaxial cable 2 Connect the control cable mAT CY to the mini DIN 8 pin jack on the rear of the mAT 10 marked ACC and other end of this cable to the ACC jack on the rear of the FT 817 818 transceiver 3 Connect the antenna feed line coaxial cable to the ANT jack on the rear of the mAT 10 CONNECTING OTHER TRANSCEIVERS Follow instructions for FT 817 81...

Page 4: ...the transceiver output a stable carrier signal b Reduce power output to 5 watts or less c Press and hold the PTT key of the transceiver then press and hold the multi function button of the tuner until the Tuning indicator lights up Release the multi function button Continue to hold down the PTT of the transceiver until the tuning indicator of the tuner goes out and the tuning process ends d Restor...

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