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DR-2X / DR-2XE Operating Manual

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DR-2XE (European and Australian versions)

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CH- A TX Antenna Terminal

(N-type connector, 50 ohms)

Connect to the transmitting antenna (downlink of the CH-A) with the coaxial cable.

Both CH-A and CH-B downlinks may be transmitted from this antenna terminal (see page 12).

CH-B TX Antenna Terminal

(N-type connector, 50 ohms)

Connect to the transmitting antenna (downlink or emergency TX channel of the CH-B) with the coaxial cable.

Cooling fan

CH-A RX Antenna Terminal

(N-type connector, 50 ohms)

Connect to the receiving antenna (uplink of the CH-A) with the coaxial cable.

CH-B RX Antenna Terminal

(N-type connector, 50 ohms)

Connect to the receiving antenna (uplink or control RX channel of the CH-B) with the coaxial cable.

ACC Jack

Connect to a HRI-200 WIRES-X Interface Unit or a personal computer with the provided PC connection

cable “SCU-20”.

CONTROL I/O Connector

This connector allows the repeater to be connected to an external controller for remote operation.

LAN Connector

(Requires Optional LAN-Unit LAN-01A)

This connector is for linking repeaters via the Internet.

micro USB Connector

(Requires Optional LAN-Unit LAN-01A)

This connector is for the setup of the LAN-Unit.

FUSE Holder (15A/ 32V)

A 15A fuse for the DC power supply through the BACKUP / DC IN jack is attached.

Power Supply BACKUP Jack (DR-2X) / DC IN jack (DR-2XE)

Connect to a 13.8V DC power supply with the supplied DC power cord.

GND Terminal

FUSE Holder (DR-2X only)

A 5A fuse for the AC power supply through the AC IN jack is attached.

AC IN Jack (DR-2X only)

Connect to a 100-240V AC line outlet with the supplied AC power cord.

Summary of Contents for DR2XLAN

Page 1: ...VHF UHF C4FM FM 50W AMS DIGITAL REPEATER Operating Manual ...

Page 2: ... procedure 29 Remote Control for C4FM Digital 29 Remote Control for Analog FM 29 13 Voice messages 30 Voice Message for C4FM Digital Mode 30 Voice Message for Analog FM 30 14 Setting the interval and number of voice messages 31 15 Operate message function at the DR 2X DR 2XE site 32 16 Set Up Various Functions 34 Setting the half deviation operation 35 Setting the tone signals for analog FM mode 3...

Page 3: ...peater System and easily managing a network of multiple connected repeaters About the touch panel Precautions in using the touch panel The touch panel of the controller is designed to work with the slightest touch of a finger The touch panel may not work when a protective film or sheet is affixed to the LCD Use of a pointed fingernail or pen to operate the touch panel or pressing too hard may dama...

Page 4: ... etc Do not use the device when the power cord and connection cables are damaged and when the power connector cannot be plugged in tightly Please contact our company amateur customer support or the retail store where you purchased the device as this may result in fire electric shock and equipment failure Do not use fuses other than those specified Doing so may result in fire and equipment failure ...

Page 5: ...the equipment rack or shelf with bolts z z Mounting on rack or shelf z z Mounting on a desk Whenusingtherepeater in a desktop location in stead of a rack or shelf attach the four supplied legs onto the bottom of the repeater case About electrical grounding The DR 2X DR 2XE repeater like any other communications apparatus requires an effective ground system for maximum electrical safety and best co...

Page 6: ...antenna into the jack of the duplexer and turn to tighten From RX ANT Duplexer To antenna From TX ANT Select downlink antenna Normally the CH A downlink outputs to the CH A TX Antenna Terminal and the CH B downlink outputs to CH B TX Antenna Terminal Both CH A and CH B downlinks may be output to the CH A TX Antenna Terminal This setting allows operating both downlinks with the same antenna By pres...

Page 7: ...from a battery or DC supply the repeater requires approximately 14A at 13 8V during transmit Always observe proper polarity when making DC connections z z Use a power source capable of supplying DC 13 8V and a current capacity of 14A or more z z Make sure to switch OFF the power of the external power source before connecting z z If the transmit power is set to HI 50W the transmit power is automati...

Page 8: ...outside the specified range of 13 8 V 15 When replacing fuses be certain to use a fuse of the proper rating The DR 2XE requires a 15A blade fuse Connecting External Devices Connection of an external microphone By connecting an optional microphone MH 48A6JA or MH 42C6J to the MIC jack on the front panel voice communications are possible in the mode which is set on the transmitter Except when AMS is...

Page 9: ...to switch the repeater ON and side to switch the repeater OFF LED Indicator When the indicator illuminates in green the power is supplied from the AC IN jack DR 2X only When the indicator illuminates in red the power is supplied from the DC IN terminals DR 2XE or BACKUP terminals DR 2X SETUP Button Press and hold to switch the display ON and OFF When a display is OFF operation of a touch panel wil...

Page 10: ...control RX channel of the CH B with the coaxial cable ACC Jack Connect to a HRI 200 WIRES X Interface Unit or a personal computer with the provided PC connection cable SCU 20 CONTROL I O Connector This connector allows the repeater to be connected to an external controller for remote operation LAN Connectorø1 Requires Optional LAN Unit LAN 01A This connector is for linking repeaters via the Intern...

Page 11: ... A SETUP or B SETUP to display Frequency screen 2 Touch F to display the Function screen pops up 8 4 3 4 S E T U P R X x x x T X x P A N E L x w w w D S P L A N 3 Touch ID set area The character input screen will appear 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x 4 Touch a character key The touched character will be displayed at the top of the screen z z Each time is touched the cursor will ...

Page 12: ...he CH B until CNTL appears To reset touch the area again CH B CH A TX downlink RX uplink TX downlink RX uplink To receive Analog FM and Digital C4FM signals simultaneously set RX to AUTO mode This mode may activate the AMS Automatic Mode Select function then receive uplink and transmit downlink signals of the Analog FM and Digital C4FM The default setting is AUTO If operating the repeater using th...

Page 13: ...ncies in the VHF and the UHF Band of Amateur radio bands so the other uplink and downlink frequency for emergency communications may be set separately from the normally used frequency 8 4 3 4 TX downlink RX uplink S E T U P R X x x x T X x P A N E L x w w w D S P L A N Status display area A green bar is displayed during receive when signals are detected The bar will not be displayed when the squel...

Page 14: ...k of CH A outputs to the CH A TX Antenna Terminal and the downlink of CH B outputs to the CH B TX Antenna Terminal Both CH A and CH B downlinks may output to the CH A TX Antenna Terminal This setting allows to operating the downlink frequency with the same antenna How to set up the downlink antenna terminal 1 Touch B SETUP to display the CH B frequency set up screen The setup mode screen will appe...

Page 15: ...in the operation setup screen PRI appears and this channel is set to the Priority channel To deactivate the Priority channel touch the same area to unset PRI and return to normal operation Priority mode Normal operation mode The uplinks may be received simultaneously but since the DR 2X DR 2XE has only one transmitter even if the downlink frequency is set separately the signals may not be transmit...

Page 16: ...to adjust the squelch level The level will be displayed in the SQL meter 4 Touch BACK The squelch level is set and the display will return to the operation mode screen 8 4 3 4 S E T U P R X x x x T X x P A N E L x w w w D S P L A N Adjusting the transmit power 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP The setup mode screen will appear 2 Touch Tx PWR to select the transmit power The setting is changed in the foll...

Page 17: ...Base mode operation The repeater can be used as a VHF UHF base station by connecting an optional MH 48A6JA or MH 42C6J microphone to the MIC jack on the front panel The base mode operation is available only on CH A MH 48A6JA or MH 42C6J ...

Page 18: ...t are not grouped together may be used by other transceivers In using this convenient feature the DG ID TOT Time Out Timer allows temporary intercommunication between all the grouped repeaters by canceling the grouped state of each repeater for a certain period of time If the DG ID TOT is set in advance the grouped repeaters are connected only for the set time The signal from the other station may...

Page 19: ...ired DG ID number to be registered to the DR 2X DR 2XE repeater When using the DR 2X DR 2XE as an Open Repeater that anyone may use set the DG ID to 00 Name MY RPT BACK BACK DG ID 01 Down Link OWN LOCAL RPT DG ID 5 Touch Name twice The character input screen appears Name MY RPT BACK BACK DG ID 01 Down Link OWN LOCAL RPT DG ID 6 Input the name to be registered to the DR 2X DR 2XE repeater Up to 10 ...

Page 20: ...K BACK DG ID 10 Down Link OWN Group 1 DG ID Register setting DG ID group 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP to display the frequency set up screen then touch F on the bottom of the screen 2 keep touching ID MODE DG ID The DG ID list screen appears 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x S E T U P R X x x x T X x 3 Touch an unregistered Group DG ID twice The Group DG ID setting screen appears 01 ...

Page 21: ...D number of all repeaters to be linked as a group 9 Touch BACK The DG ID list screen appears 10 Touch BACK The DG ID setting is saved and the display will return to Group DG ID setting screen DG ID EDIT Space 10 20 50 3 11 Touch Group name twice The character input screen appears Registered DG ID Name BACK BACK DG ID 10 Down Link OWN Group 1 DG ID 01 02 03 12 Input the name to be registered to the...

Page 22: ...h F on the bottom of the screen 2 Touch TIMER 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x 3 Touch TOT TIMER TOT SQL MESSAGE BACK BACK 4 Touch IMRS TOT 5 Touch or to select TOT time Selectable from 0 30sec 1min 1 5min 2min 2 5min 3min 4min 5min 1 0min CONT The default setting is 1 min 6 Touch BACK 4 times The screen returns to the operation mode screen TOT OFF IMRS TOT 3 min TX TOT BACK BACK ...

Page 23: ...TUP or B SETUP to display the frequency set up screen then touch F on the bottom of the screen 2 Touch ID MODE to select the DP ID Touching ID MODE switches the setting as follows à DP ID à DG ID à DP ID à The DP ID display returns to the DG ID display in about 5 seconds 3 Keep touching ID MODE DP ID for more than two seconds The DP ID list screen appears 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x ...

Page 24: ... Touch the OK to delete or touch the Cancel to return to the DP ID list screen without deleting If deleting another transceiver repeat step 4 to 5 6 Touch BACK The screen returns to the setup screen DTMF 2222 3333 4444 1 DEACTIVATE FIX DIGITAL AUTO REG D P I D L I S T FT2DR xxxxx 2 FT1XDR xxxxx O K Cance DELETE If using the DP ID select the FIX Digital mode in the operation mode screen When transm...

Page 25: ...s the transmit DG ID default to 00 and the receive DG ID to 00 The examples of the user operation with the above settings z z The group members USER 1 USER 2 and USER 3 may communicate the normal operation by using the CH A frequency z z When the USER 1 and the USER 2 are communicating with each other using CH A the USER 3 allows preferentially contact to the group members in an emergency by using...

Page 26: ...smit the downlink signal These settings are retained even if the other members transmit the uplink signal from RPT A and RPT D with any DG IDs during the time set by the TOT LOCAL DG ID 04 RPT D UPLINK RPT A USER 1 transmits the uplink signal with DG ID 10 RPT A and RPT B transmit the downlink signal The other members may transmit on the uplink from RPT A or RPT B with the same DG ID USER 1 transm...

Page 27: ...he downlink signal from all the linked repeaters When RPT D is performing local communication etc and TOT is activated it cannot be accessed from other repeaters Transceiver beeps 3 times to notify that the accessed repeater failed to activate the downlink of the accessed repeaters z z Register all the DG IDs used in the group for each DR 2X DR 2XE In the RPT Group DG ID registration screen of RPT...

Page 28: ...th analog FM or C4FM in advance Selection of analog FM C4FM digital 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP on the operation mode screen The setup mode screen will appear 2 Touch F in the setup mode screen The setup menu will appear 3 Touch MODE REMOTE The menu list will appear 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x 4 Select and touch COMMAND The command list will appear M V BACK BACK REMOTE COMMAND...

Page 29: ...DEACTIVATE LOCAL Deactivate the local repeater operation 2222 2222 Local Deactivate Set S DEACTIVATE ALL Deactivate all the linked repeat ers 2221ø1 All Deactivate Set FIX DIGITAL Set the repeater to C4FM mode 3333 3333 DIGI DIGI Set DD AUTO Set the repeater to AMS Auto matic Mode Select mode Both analog FM and C4FM digi tal signals operate 4444 4444 AUTO AUTO Set AA HIGH TX POWER Set the transmit...

Page 30: ...mand list will appear M V BACK BACK REMOTE COMMAND DISP TIMER OFF ON REMOTE COMMAND DISPLAY TIMER 5 Touch t u to select the desired CONTROL MODE DIGITAL or DTMF 6 Touch or to select the desired command 7 Touch the command to enable setting the remote control code DIGITAL 1111 2222 2221 3333 CONTROL MODE ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE LOCAL DEACTIVATE ALL FIX DIGITAL 8 Enter a 4 digit control code The screen ...

Page 31: ... utilize the DP ID functions z z The latest firmware is available on the YAESU website When controlling remotely with the FT 991A 1 Please confirm that the FT 991A DP ID is registered on the DR 2X DR 2XE repeater 2 Tune the transmit frequency of the FT 991A to the uplink frequency of the CH B side of the DR 2X DR 2XE 3 Set the FT 991A to the digital mode 4 Press the F M LIST button then touch and ...

Page 32: ...ceiver To erase a recorded message When the P3 key is pressed the recorded contents are deleted and CLEAR Completed is displayed on the screen of the mobile transceiver 3 Press the Û key on the microphone to return to the normal operation Voice Message for Analog FM Send 4 digit DTMF codes from the transceiver s microphone to record play or erase a voice message 1 Tune the transmit frequency to th...

Page 33: ...lect the desired number of announcements à 0 5 hour à 1 hour à 2 hour à 3 hour à The default setting is 1 hour 5 Touch BACK 4 times The screen returns to the operation mode screen MESSAGE 5times 1hour PLAY INTERVAL PLAY TIMES BACK BACK Setting the number of message transmissions 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP to display the frequency set up screen then touch F on the bottom of the screen 2 Touch TIMER...

Page 34: ...n microphone uPLAY will change to REC Speak into the microphone the message is recorded until you release the PTT switch Recording is possible for a maximum of 60 seconds DTMF 1111 2222 3333 4444 CONTROL MODE ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE FIX DIGITAL AUTO PLAY How to check recorded contents 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP on the bottom of the Operation Mode Screen then touch F 2 Touch MODE REMOTE 3 Touch COMMAND...

Page 35: ...bottom of the screen 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x 6 Touch and hold uPLAY CLEAR ALL VOICE will be displayed DTMF 1111 2222 3333 4444 CONTROL MODE ACTIVATE DEACTIVATE FIX DIGITAL AUTO PLAY 7 Touch OK to erase all the recorded contents Touch CANCEL to cancel erasing Voice messages used with C4FM digital cannot be erased by operation of the DR 2X DR 2XE DTMF 1111 2222 3333 4444 CO...

Page 36: ... X x P A N E L x w w w D S P L A N 3 Touch the menu item The menu list will appear 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF S E T U P R X x x x T X x 4 Touch the item to be set The item will turn orange in color 8 4 RX100 0Hz TX100 0Hz TX 023 RX 023 S E T U P R X x x x T X x 5 Touch or or touch the item repeatedly The set value will change each time it is touched 8 4 RX123 0Hz TX100 0Hz TX 023 RX 023 S E T U P R X...

Page 37: ...uched 5 Touch BACK 3 times The setting is determined and the display will return to the operation mode screen z z Factory default 100 0 Hz z z Tone frequencies between 67 0 Hz and 254 1 Hz can be selected z z Both TX and RX can be set to different Tone frequency z z This item may be set separately on the CH A and CH B Setting the DCS code 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP then touch F 2 Touch SIGNALING t...

Page 38: ... mode 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP then touch F and then touch ID ANNOUNCE 2 Touch ANNOUNCE then touch ANNOUNCE MODE The set value will change in the following sequence each time ANNOUNCE MODE or is touched à CW à CW wo TONE à VOICE ø à à VC wo TONE ø VOICE wo TONE à ø Requires optional Voice Guide Unit FVS 2 3 Touch ANNOUNCE LEVEL The set value will change in the following sequence each time ANNOUN...

Page 39: ... SETUP then touch F and then touch TIMER 2 Touch SQL twice 3 Touch SQL HYSTERESIS The set value will change in the following sequence each time SQL HYSTERESIS or is touched à NORMAL à HIGH à MAX à 4 Touch BACK 4 times The setting is determined and the display will return to the operation mode screen z z Factory default NORMAL z z This setting item is common to CH A and CH B Setting the SQL TAIL LE...

Page 40: ...are returned to the factory default state z z Use the factory default password 0000 unless it is necessary to change it for management security 1 Touch A SETUP or B SETUP then touch F and then touch MODE REMOTE 2 If DISPLAY TIMER is set to OFF touch DISPLAY TIMER and turn it to ON 3 Touch SETUP 4 Touch PASSWORD twice The character input screen will appear The touched character will be displayed at...

Page 41: ...he operation mode screen appears on the display SETUP POWER 3 Touch A SETUP The setup mode screen will appear 4 Touch F in the setup mode screen The setup menu will appear 5 Touch F The reset confirmation screen will appear 8 4 3 4 S E T U P R X x x x T X x P A N E L x w w w D S P L A N 6 Touch OK The settings will be reset to the factory default values 8 4 DG ID T O F F R OFF FACTORY RESET S E T ...

Page 42: ...large capacity Internet line and the HRI 200 must always be connected to the computer it may be advantageous to set up the HRI 200 in a different location and uplink it to the repeater with the Node Station transceiver It is recommended to downlink and connect to WIRES X For HRI 200 and WIRES X please refer to their respective instruction manuals The following explains how to connect HRI 200 direc...

Page 43: ...R MODE will appear on the display 4 Touch OK HRI mode will activate X C 6 D W O K HRI REPEATER MODE Cance Return to REPEATER mode from HRI mode 1 Turn the DR 2X DR 2XE power OFF 2 While pressing and holding the SETUP button press the POWER switch SETUP POWER 3 While the YAESU logo is being displayed release the SETUP button REPEATER MODE will appear on the display 4 Touch OK The operation mode scr...

Page 44: ...d ON each time REMOTE is touched z z Factory default OFF z z Remote operation is available only on the CH A z z Remote operation is not available in the HRI REPEATER MODE M V BACK BACK ON ON REMOTE COMMAND DISPLAY TIMER REMOTE COMMAND DISP TIMER 5 Touch BACK 3 times The setting is determined and the display will return to the operation mode screen Note that REMOTE at the bottom left of the screen ...

Page 45: ...rt them to digital signals on DR 2X DR 2XE Use shielded cable to connect to this pin and connect the shield to GND To use the external AF input set the Pin11 Pin12 EXT port setting to RX Auto AMS TX FM FIX 8 DISC OUT Output Up link RX DISC output w o de emphasis 500 mV peak to peak Discriminator output during up link reception Does not affect the operation mode of the repeater Received signals wit...

Page 46: ...ons of the internal controller cannot be overridden Before connecting an external controller you must make sure which functions are already internally controlled Special precautions must be considered when planning to link with external systems z z Make sure to switch OFF the power to the radio before connecting the cable z z In case of jamming or interfering signal while in Repeater mode Pin 1 ma...

Page 47: ...IN pin 7 GND DR 2X DR 2XE GND pin 8 DISC OUT pin 8 TX pin 8 Select TX LOGIC or TX CTCSS by JP pin pin 9 AF OUT pin 9 GND DR 2X DR 2XE GND pin 10 GND I O Controller pin 1 to 6 Logic output Connect to DR 2X DR 2XE EXT I O needs S COM programming pin 11 EXT PORT1 I O Controller pin 1 to 6 Logic output Connect to DR 2X DR 2XE EXT PORT1 needs S COM programming pin 12 EXT PORT2 I O Controller pin 1 to 6...

Page 48: ...R 2X DR 2XE Operating Manual 46 Connecting S COM7330 RS232 1 RS232 2 ID PORT 1 PORT 2 PORT 3 RESET INIT DC 9V 36V S COM7330 This connection needs programming of S COM7330 Repeater 1 Repeater 2 Repeater 3 ...

Page 49: ...ver Figures in this page show the outline of the DR 2X 4 Referring to Figure 1 remove the 4 screws from the top cover of the RX UNIT then remove the top cover Figure 1 5 Refer to Figure 2 for the mounting location for the FVS 2 Figure 2 6 PushtheFVS 2 componentsideup ontothepinscorresponding to its assigned mounting location on the RX UNIT Gently press the FVS 2 down until it is firmly seated on t...

Page 50: ... C to 60 C DR 2XE 20 C to 55 C Dimensions 19 W 3 5 H 15 D 482 88 380 mm w o knob connector handle Weight approx DR 2X 20 72 lbs 9 4 kg DR 2XE 18 52 lbs 8 4 kg z z Transmitter RF power output 50 20 5 W Modulation type F1D F2A F2D F3E Variable Reactance Modulation F7W 4FSK C4FM Spurious emission At least 60 dB below z z Receiver Circuit type Double conversion super heterodyne Intermediate frequencie...

Page 51: ... charge within a 3 year period from the date of purchase Keep the warranty certificate in a safe location When the warranty certificate is lost failures which occur during the warranty period will be treated as chargeable non warranty claims Contact Yaesu Service Center for non warranty repairs Repairs will be made at the user s expense if normal functions can be maintained after the repair Please...

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Page 55: ...ubject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation EU Declaration of Conformity We Yaesu Musen Co Ltd of Tokyo Japan hereby declare that this radio equipment DR 2XE is in full compliance with EU Radio Equipment Directive 2014 53 EU The full text of ...

Page 56: ...roduced without the permission of YAESU MUSEN CO LTD YAESU MUSEN CO LTD Tennozu Parkside Building 2 5 8 Higashi Shinagawa Shinagawa ku Tokyo 140 0002 Japan YAESU USA 6125 Phyllis Drive Cypress CA 90630 U S A YAESU UK Unit 12 Sun Valley Business Park Winnall Close Winchester Hampshire SO23 0LB U K 2002H DS 1 ...

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