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Table of Contents

General ......................................................................... 1
Front Panel Control & Switches ................................ 2
Rear Panel Connections .............................................. 4
Installation .................................................................... 5

Safety Precautions ................................................... 5
Power Connections .................................................. 5
Grounding for Electrical Safety ............................... 5
Electrical Shock Prevention .................................... 5
Antenna Precautions ................................................ 5
Heat and Ventilation ................................................ 5
Electromagnetic Compatibility and RF Exposure ... 6
Preliminary Inspection ............................................. 6
Power Requirements and Basic Installation ............ 7

DC Power Connections ...................................... 7

Mobile Mounting ..................................................... 8

Mobile Antenna Considerations ......................... 8
Mobile Station Grounding .................................. 9

Base Station Installation ........................................ 10

DC Power Connections .................................... 10
Base Station Antenna Considerations ............... 11
Base Station Grounding .................................... 12

Operation .................................................................... 14

Startup Procedures ................................................. 14
Reception ............................................................... 14

Front Panel Locking .......................................... 15

Transmission ......................................................... 15

Antenna Tuning Procedures ............................ 15

Dual Watch ............................................................ 16
Encrypted Transmission/Reception ....................... 17

Selcall/Telcall Operation ............................................ 18

SelCall .................................................................... 18
Message Call ......................................................... 19
Position Request Call ............................................. 20
Position Send Call .................................................. 20
Beacon Request Call .............................................. 21
Telcall 23

ALE Operation ............................................................ 22

Sending an ALE Call .............................................. 22
Sending an ALE Call with an Imbedded Message .... 22

Programmable Function (PF) Keys ............................. 24

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UPPLIED

A

CCESSORIES

MH-31

A8J

Hand Microphone

DC Power Cord

T9023725

Spare Fuse (25 A Blade Type) Q0000074

Operation Manual

Warranty Card

A

VAILABLE

O

PTION

VL-1000/VP-1000

Linear Amplifier/AC Power Supply

FP-1030A

AC Power Supply

MD-200

A8X

Desktop Microphone

FC-30

Antenna Tuner (Coaxial Lines)

FC-40

Antenna Tuner (Wire/Whip Antennas)

ALE-1

Automatic Link Establishment Unit

MLS-100

External Speaker

YA-30

Broadband HF Antenna

YA-007FG

HF Multi-Band Mobile Antenna

MMB-89

One-Touch Mobile Bracket

MHG-1

Carrying Handle

CT-118

Control Cable (for the VL-1000 Linear Amplifier)

CE77Win

PC Programming Software

CT-62

PC Programming Cable

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Summary of Contents for VX-1700 Series

Page 1: ...S Headquarters 10900 Walker Street Cypress CA 90630 U S A YAESU EUROPE B V P O Box 75525 1118 ZN Schiphol The Netherlands YAESU UK LTD Unit 12 Sun Valley Business Park Winnall Close Winchester Hampshire SO23 0LB U K VERTEX STANDARD HK LTD Unit 5 20 F Seaview Centre 139 141 Hoi Bun Road Kwun Tong Kowloon Hong Kong ...

Page 2: ...Encrypted Transmission Reception 17 Selcall Telcall Operation 18 SelCall 18 Message Call 19 Position Request Call 20 Position Send Call 20 Beacon Request Call 21 Telcall23 ALEOperation 22 Sending anALE Call 22 Sending an ALE Call with an Imbedded Message 22 ProgrammableFunction PF Keys 24 SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES MH 31A8J Hand Microphone DC Power Cord T9023725 Spare Fuse 25 A Blade Type Q0000074 Opera...

Page 3: ...s manual thor oughly before installing or operating this transceiver SAFETY WARNING INFORMATION The antenna s used for this transmitter must be fixed mounted on outdoor permanent structures with a separation distance of at least 2 3 m from all persons during normal operation and must not exceed an antenna gain of 0 dBd This device must be restricted to work related operations in an Occupational Co...

Page 4: ... clock wise rotation of this control allows progressively weaker signals to be heard When a signal or noise breaks through the squelch threshold the icon on the display will be illuminated FRONT PANEL CONTROLS SWITCHES P1 P4 Keys PROGRAMMABLE FUNCTION KEYS These four keys functions can be customized via pro gramming by your Vertex Standard dealer The fac tory defaults are shown below P1 Key Press ...

Page 5: ...hen the channel display format is set to the Alpha numeric Display mode None Selects the Scan Resume mode None Engages the Set Menu mode None Disables the Alternate key function Key Primary Function Press Key None Toggles the Noise Blanker on and off Activates the Antenna Tuning process None None Indicates the memory channel with the channel frequency and channel s Alpha numeric Tag alternately wh...

Page 6: ...e such as a WeatherFax demodulator TUNER Jack This 8 pin mini DIN jack is for interconnection to the optional FC 30 or FC 40 External Antenna Tuner ACC Jack This 10 pin mini DIN jack is for interconnection to the optional VL 1000 Linear Amplifier KEY Jack This 3 5 mm miniature phone jack accepts a CW Morse Code key or output from an electronic CW keyer unit Key up voltage is 5 0 V and key down cur...

Page 7: ...hen you attempt to remove the object Unsupervised children should be kept away from any elec trical apparatus such as the VX 1700 Transceiver and its accessories INSTALLATION Antenna Precautions Always locate antennas such that they can never come in contact with outdoor power lines in the event of a cata strophic antenna support or power line support structure failure Ground the support structure...

Page 8: ...tion Inspect the transceiver visually immediately upon open ing the packing carton Confirm that all controls and switches work freely and inspect the cabinet for any dam age Gently shake the transceiver to verify that no internal components have been shaken loose due to rough han dling during shipping If any evidence of damage is discovered document it thor oughly and contact the shipping company ...

Page 9: ... Be abso lutely certain to solder the connections at the splice se curely and provide ample insulation for the soldered splice heat shrink tubing plus black electrical tape work well Use the following procedure to connect the DC cable Before connecting the DC cable to the battery mea sure the voltage across the battery terminals with the engine running fast enough to show a charge If the voltage i...

Page 10: ... the desired 50 ohm impedance via a sophisticated microprocessor controlled impedance matching circuit The FC 40 and VX 1700 pro vide memory of antenna matching settings sufficient for all channels on Memory Bank 1 In marine applications the FC 40 is also ideal for the use with a backstay an tenna or marine mobile whip The FC 40 should be located at or near the base of the antenna so as to minimiz...

Page 11: ...gnal unintended scanning blinking or blank ing of the frequency display or loss of memory Note that these conditions may occur in any communica tions installation The VX 1700 includes extensive filter ing designed to minimize the chance of such problems however random currents set up by insufficient RF ground ing can nullify such filtering Bonding the rear panel GND terminal of the VX 1700 transce...

Page 12: ... the FP 1030A which indicates the AC mains voltage for which the supply is currently set CAUTION Permanent damage can result if improper sup ply voltage is applied to this transceiver Your warranty does not cover damage caused by application of AC re versed polarity DC or DC outside of the specified range of 13 8 V 15 If using a power supply other than the FP 1030A ensure that the DC supply connec...

Page 13: ...f the support plus the length of any antenna or guy wires attached to the support When installing a balanced antenna such as a dipole re member that the VX 1700 transceiver is designed for use with an unbalanced coaxial feedline Always use a balun or other balancing device so as to ensure proper antenna system performance Vertical antennas usually provide excellent coverage be yond about 1000 km 6...

Page 14: ...he ground connection consists of one or more 2 4m 8 copper clad steel rods driven into the ground If multiple ground rods are used they should be config ured in a V configuration and bonded together at the apex of the V which is nearest the station location Use a heavy braided cable such as the discarded shield from type RG 213 coaxial cable and strong cable clamps to secure the braided cables to ...

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Page 16: ...omentarily will cause the Memory Channel to increment or decrement one step respectively Pressing and holding the UP or DWN button in for 1 2 second will initiate upward or down ward scanning on the Memory Channels respectively Releasing the UP or DWN button halts the scan If you want to select the operating channel from a dif ferent Memory Channel Bank press the front panel s UP or DWN button to ...

Page 17: ...nd key board or similar computer driven data transmission devices transmit receive control is exercised by the software which accompanies the data transmission equipment in use See the User s Manual for your ter minal equipment for operating instructions Remem ber to follow the maximum power output guidelines during continuous duty operation such as RTTY Ra dio Teletype in the J2B mode Adjust the ...

Page 18: ...atus of any sta tions on memory channel 1 001 Dual Watch operation is simple to use Follow these steps First set the desired Resume mode for Dual Watch Usually this will be Carrier Drop which will not allow the transceiver to move off memory channel 1 01 if someone is still transmitting To do this press the F key followed by the 8 DW key then rotate the CH Selector knob until CARR is shown in the ...

Page 19: ...e activated your transceiver s encryption mode Pressing the ENCR key may allow recovery However if only one station in your communications group sounds distorted or scrambled it is possible that the encryption mode of that transceiver may have been accidentally turned off Either the dispatcher or you may advise the other sta tion by switching your encryption off and calling the other station in th...

Page 20: ... fleet Preparation Rotate the CH Selector knob to select the channel to be used for Selcall Disable the VOX and Clarifier features if necessary Press the SELCALL key momentarily to activate the Selcall system The icon will be illumi nated on the LCD display Sending a Selcall Rotate the CH Selector knob to select the ID number of the station to be called using Selcall Available IDs are the last rec...

Page 21: ...the 1 MODE key repeatedly to select the character 1 and any of the 27 avail able characters Example 2 Press the 2 NB key repeatedly to toggle among the available characters associated with that key 2 A B C 2 Example 3 Press the 0 DIM key to toggle the characters 0 and space Rotate the CH Selector knob one click clockwise to move on to the next character If you make a mistake press the 1 MODE key t...

Page 22: ...receiver capable of supplying NMEA 0183 data must be connected to the rear panel s GPS jack in order to transmit your current position SELCALL TELCALL OPERATION POSITION SEND CALL The Position Send Call mode allows you to send your own position information to the intended ID station Note A suitable GPS receiver capable of supplying NMEA 0183 data must be connected to the rear panel s GPS jack in o...

Page 23: ...knob to select BCN REQ Press the CALL key again to transmit the Beacon Request Call If the Beacon Request call is successful the Answer signal from the called station will be heard TELCALL The Telcall mode allows you to make a telephone call through a telephone interconnect service provider Preparation Rotate the CH Selector knob to select the channel for Tel Call Disable the VOX and Clarifier fea...

Page 24: ... the CH Selector knob to select the desired network Press the CALL key momentarily to open the station list Rotate the CH Selector knob to select the station name to which you wish to direct the ALE Call Available stations are the last received station 100 pre pro grammed stations and ALL CALL which is a broad cast message which your radio uses to establish a con nection with all other stations si...

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Page 26: ... CLAR Press the assigned programmable key to tune the receiver frequency downward without changing the transmit fre quency Clarifier function DW Press the assigned programmable key to activate the Dual Watch feature ENCRYPTION Press the assigned programmable key to toggle the En cryption feature on and off LOCK Press the assigned programmable key to toggle the Key Lockout feature on and off The ic...

Page 27: ... the last received Selcall or ALE Message SELCALL Press the assigned programmable key to toggle the SELCALL feature on and off TELCALL Press the assigned programmable key to transmit a Telcall while operating in the Selcall mode AUX TOGGLE Press the assigned programmable key to toggle the op tional accessory port 3 on and off AUX PRS TO H Press the assigned programmable key to turn the optional ac...

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Page 31: ...Part 15 21 Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by Vertex Standard could void the user s authorization to operate this device ...

Page 32: ...Copyright 2005 VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD Printed in Japan 0512I 0E E C 0 5 1 H 2 0 0 ...

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