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Installation of Accessories

Antenna Installation

The supplied antenna provides good results over the entire frequency range 

of the transceiver. However, for enhanced reception on certain non-Amateur 

frequencies, you may wish to connect an an-

tenna designed specifically for that frequency 

range, as the supplied antenna is necessarily 

a compromise outside the Amateur bands, 

and cannot be expected to provide high per-

formance at all frequencies.

To install the supplied antenna, hold the bot-

tom end of the antenna, then screw it onto the 

mating connector on the transceiver until it is 

snug. Do not over-tighten by using of extreme 

force.

•  Never transmit without having an antenna connected.

•  When installing the supplied antenna, never hold the upper 

part of the antenna while screwing it onto the mating con-

nector on the transceiver.

•  If using an external antenna for transmission, ensure that the 

SWR presented to the transceiver is 1.5:1 or lower, to avoid 

excessive feedline loss.

Preparation of SBR-25LI Battery Pack

The 

SBR-25LI

 is a high-performance Li-Ion battery providing long operating 

time in a compact package. Under normal use, the 

SBR-25LI

 may be used 

for approximately 300 charge cycles, after which operating time may be ex-

pected to decrease. When an old battery pack exhibits diminished capacity, 

replace the pack with a new one.

Installing the Battery Pack

1.  Insert the battery pack into the bat-

tery compartment on the back of the 

transceiver(



).

2.  Push the battery in until the battery 

latch on the lower back side of the 

transceiver clicks securely(

‚

).

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FT-25R/FT-25E Operating Manual

Application for FCC / IC 

FCC ID: K6620663X20, IC: 511B-20663X20

Summary of Contents for 20663X20

Page 1: ...witch to open the squelch and listen for very weak signals near the background noise level European Version Pressing this switch activates the T CALL 1750 Hz for repeater access F key 22 Press and hol...

Page 2: ...rating Frequency 20 2 S PO Meter 21 4 Battery Indicator 18 The Set Mode and Preference Mode display Set Mode Preferred Operating Mode 5 6 5 Set Mode Menu 22 6 Preferred Operating Mode 23 12 FT 25R FT...

Page 3: ...9 11 Priority Channel 14 22 Skipped Memory Channel 12 Squelch Operation 39 23 Home Channel 32 13 Scramble Feature 39 24 TX Power Level Indicator 21 14 DTMF Mode 39 25 Memory Offset Tuning 32 15 Keypad...

Page 4: ...digit 0 1 recalls the stored or assigned setting HOME Fixed setting store or assign a setting to the key TX PWR Fixed setting FM radio REV Fixed setting recalls the Memory Mode and activates the Memo...

Page 5: ...ever hold the upper part of the antenna while screwing it onto the mating con nector on the transceiver If using an external antenna for transmission ensure that the SWR presented to the transceiver i...

Page 6: ...e arrow as shown in the illustration slide the battery pack downward and out of the transceiver Attaching the Belt Clip Attach the belt clip on the back of transceiver using the supplied screws two 16...

Page 7: ...e SAD 20B C U G is not designed to power the trans ceiver for operation reception or transmission Please be advised that the SAD 20B C U G may contribute noise to TV and radio reception in the immedia...

Page 8: ...charge indicator icons are shown below Icons Description Full battery power Enough battery power Low battery power w blink charge or replace the battery Approximate Operating Time and Remaining Charg...

Page 9: ...djust the receiver volume Listen to the open squelch background noise to adjust the audio to a comfortable level 1 To set the squelch level press the F key and then press the MONI T CALL key to open t...

Page 10: ...ending in zeros after the last non zero digit press and hold the 0 SET key to enter the remaining zeros 3 Scanning Manual VFO Scan To manually initiate VFO scanning press and hold either the or key to...

Page 11: ...le one bar indicates Low Power operation Additionally while operating on the Low Power or Medium Power setting the icon or icon will appear at the bottom left of the display Changing the Transmit Powe...

Page 12: ...le Quick Recall Key Press Press after pressing F key Press and hold recall the stored or assigned setting HOME Fixed setting store or assign a setting to the key TX PWR Fixed setting SQL TYPE Fixed se...

Page 13: ...tory defaults F2 MEM RESET Clear the Memory settings to factory defaults F3 BANK RESET Clear the Memory Bank assignments F4 ALL RESET Clear the All memories and other settings to factory defaults F5 M...

Page 14: ...e keypad are locked out 1 Press and hold the F key to enter the Set Mode 2 Press the or key to select Set Mode Item 15 KEY LOCK 3 Press the F key momentarily to enable adjustment of this Item 4 Press...

Page 15: ...etting The beeper sounds when a keypad button is pressed or when the receiver scanning stops OFF The beeper does not sound 1 Press and hold the F key to enter the Set Mode 2 Press the or key to select...

Page 16: ...ent Automatic Repeater Shift feature which automatically applies the appropriate repeater frequency shift when tuning in the repeater sub bands of the designated country The ARS setting options are li...

Page 17: ...ft Mode and press the F key to enable adjust ment of this Item Display Description MODE SIMPLEX default setting Disable the Manual Repeater Shift function MODE REP Enable the Manual Repeater Shift dir...

Page 18: ...T CALL1450 Pressing the MONI T CALL key acti vates the 1450 Hz burst tone 1 Press and hold the F key to enter the Set mode 2 Press the or key to select Set Mode item 19 MON T CL 3 Press the F key to...

Page 19: ...assigned up to 200 channels from the standard and PMS memory channels 10 Weather Broadcast Channels Standard Memory Channels 200 channels PMS Memory Channels 10 Sets Memory Banks 10 banks Weather Bro...

Page 20: ...ys to input characters and create a Tag label for the memory channel If not inputting a Tag label proceed to step 5 To move the cursor to the next character press the F key To correct a mistake press...

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