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9000D O

PERATION

ANUAL

Groupe

No.

MenuFunction

Available Values

Default Setting

RX DSP

106

SUB-SSB-NARROW

200 / 400 / 600 / 850 / 1100 / 1350 /

1800 (Hz)

1500 / 1650 / 1800 / 1950 / 2100 /
2250 (Hz)

SCOPE

107 MAIN FIX 1.8MHz

1800 ~ 1999 kHz

1800kHz

SCOPE

108 MAIN FIX 3.5MHz

3500 ~ 3999 kHz

3500kHz

SCOPE

109 MAIN FIX 5.0MHz

5250 ~ 5499 kHz

5250kHz

SCOPE

110

MAIN FIX 7.0MHz

7000 ~ 7299 kHz

7000kHz

SCOPE

111

MAIN FIX 10MHz

10100 ~ 10149 kHz

10100kHz

SCOPE

112

MAIN FIX 14MHz

14000 ~ 14349 kHz

14000kHz

SCOPE

113

MAIN FIX 18MHz

18000 ~ 18199 kHz

18068kHz

SCOPE

114

MAIN FIX 21MHz

21000 ~ 21449 kHz

21000kHz

SCOPE

115

MAIN FIX 24MHz

24800 ~ 24989 kHz

24890 kHz

SCOPE

116

MAIN FIX 28MHz

28000 ~ 28699 kHz

28000 kHz

SCOPE

117

MAIN FIX 50MHz

50000 ~ 53999 kHz

50000 kHz

SCOPE

118

SUB FIX 1.8MHz

1800 ~ 1999 kHz

1800 kHz

SCOPE

119

SUB FIX 3.5MHz

3500 ~ 3999 kHz

3500 kHz

SCOPE

120 SUB FIX 5.0MHz

5250 ~ 5499 kHz

5250 kHz

SCOPE

121 SUB FIX 7.0MHz

7000 ~ 7299 kHz

7000 kHz

SCOPE

122 SUB FIX 10MHz

10100 ~ 10149 kHz

10100 kHz

SCOPE

123 SUB FIX 14MHz

14000 ~ 14349kHz

14000 kHz

SCOPE

124 SUB FIX 18MHz

18000 ~ 18199 kHz

18068 kHz

SCOPE

125 SUB FIX 21MHz

21000 ~ 21449 kHz

21000 kHz

SCOPE

126 SUB FIX 24MHz

24800 ~ 24989 kHz

24890 kHz

SCOPE

127 SUB FIX 28MHz

28000 ~ 28699kHz

28000 kHz

SCOPE

128 SUB FIX 50MHz

50000 ~ 53999 kHz

50000 kHz

TUNING

129 MAIN DIAL STEP

1 / 10 Hz

10 Hz

TUNING

130 MAIN DIAL CW FINE

DISABLE / ENABLE

DISABLE

TUNING

131 1MHz/100kHz SELECT

1MHz / 100kHz

1 MHz

TUNING

132 AM CH STEP

2.5 / 5/ 9 / 10 / 12.5 kHz

5 kHz

TUNING

133 FM CH STEP

5 / 6.25 / 10 / 12.5 / 25 kHz

5 kHz

TUNING

134 FM DIAL STEP

10Hz / 100 Hz

100 Hz

TUNING

135 MY BAND

1.8 ~ 50 (MHz) / GEN / TRV

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TX AUDIO

136 F-PRMTRC EQ1-FREQ

OFF / 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 / 500 /

OFF

600 / 700 (Hz)

TX AUDIO

137 F-PRMTRC EQ1-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

138 F-PRMTRC EQ1-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

139 F-PRMTRC EQ2-FREQ

OFF / 700 / 800 / 900 / 1000 / 1100 /

OFF

1200 / 1300 / 1400 / 1500 (Hz)

TX AUDIO

140 F-PRMTRC EQ2-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

141 F-PRMTRC EQ2-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

142 F-PRMTRC EQ3-FREQ

OFF/1500 ~ 3200 (100Hz Step)

OFF

TX AUDIO

143 F-PRMTRC EQ3-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

144 F-PRMTRC EQ3-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

145 R-PRMTRC EQ1-FREQ

OFF / 100 / 200 / 300 / 400 / 500 /

OFF

600 / 700 (Hz)

TX AUDIO

146 R-PRMTRC EQ1-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

147 R-PRMTRC EQ1-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

148 R-PRMTRC EQ2-FREQ

OFF / 700 / 800 / 900 / 1000 / 1100 /

OFF

1200 / 1300 / 1400 / 1500 (Hz)

TX AUDIO

149 R-PRMTRC EQ2-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

150 R-PRMTRC EQ2-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

151 R-PRMTRC EQ3-FREQ

OFF / 1500 ~ 3200 (Hz) (100Hz Step)

OFF

TX AUDIO

152 R-PRMTRC EQ3-LEVEL

–10 ~ 0 ~ 10

TX AUDIO

153 R-PRMTRC EQ3-BWTH

1 ~ 10

TX GNRL

154 TX MAX POWER

10 /50 / 100 / 200 (W)

200 (W)

ENU

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Summary of Contents for FTDX-9000D

Page 1: ...FTDX9000D Operation Manual...

Page 2: ......

Page 3: ...In the texts you may be advised to press a button momentarily or press and hold it in for a time interval such as two seconds Please be sure to observe the proper procedure when pressing a button OO T...

Page 4: ...A SELECTION 58 Changing the Speaker Output Configuration 59 Receiver Operation Front End Block Diagram 60 IPO Intercept Point Optimization 61 ATT 62 RF Gain SSB CW AM Modes 63 Advanced Interference Su...

Page 5: ...112 QMB Quick Memory Bank 113 QMB Channel Storage 113 QMB Channel Recall 113 Memory Groups 114 Memory Group Assignment 114 Choosing the Desired Memory Group 114 Memory Operation 115 Memory Storage 11...

Page 6: ...e how ever from the next time you turn it on it will take around 10 seconds until the transceiver is ready for full opera tion 2 Setting Your Local Time When first turning on the FT DX 9000 be sure to...

Page 7: ...to REAR Press and hold in the MNU Menu key for two sec onds to save the new setting and exit to normal opera tion In a similar manner you may use Menu 040 AM MIC SEL in the MODE AM Menu Group to sele...

Page 8: ...cant fluctuation or interruption we recom mend that you go through a complete power up cycle in order to ensure that all circuits are properly initialized To do this be sure the front panel Power swit...

Page 9: ...fecting the memories you have pro grammed 1 Press the front panel s POWER switch to turn the transceiver off 2 Press and hold in the MNU Menu key while hold ing it in press and hold in the front panel...

Page 10: ...scillator Serving as the master reference oscillator for the transceiver the 10 MHz OCXO Oven Controlled Crystal Oscillator is a large area 50 x 50 mm 2 x 2 oven stabilized oscillator operating at hig...

Page 11: ...ra sharp DSP filters allowing you to roll off or emphasize certain frequency components Oftentimes the result is that a difficult to understand signal suddenly will pop out of the background noise as...

Page 12: ...and may vary slightly in appearance 2 AC Power Cord USA T9017882 Europe T9013285 Australia T9013283A UK T9013285 2 This microphone cable T9101549 is for use with the optional MD 200A8X MD 100A8X or M...

Page 13: ...al Speaker with Dual Speakers and Audio Filter SP 9000 Lightweight Stereo Headphones YH 77STA Linear Amplifier AC Power Supply VL 1000 VP 1000 Ultra High Fidelity Desk Top Microphone MD 200A8X Desk To...

Page 14: ...9000D must ultimately be fed with 50 Ohm coaxial cable Therefore when using a balanced antenna such as a dipole remember that a balun or other matching balancing device must be used so as to ensure pr...

Page 15: ...re the braided cable s to the ground rods Be sure to weatherproof the connections to ensure many years of reliable service Use the same type of heavy braided cable for the connections to the station g...

Page 16: ...s apparatus in a mechanically unstable location or where objects may fall onto this product from above G To minimize the possibility of interference to home entertainment devices take all precautionar...

Page 17: ...Rotate the Main tuning dial VFO A to select menu item 069 MODE SSB 069 SSB MIC SELECT 4 Now rotate the CLAR VFO B knob to change the setting to Rear Available selections are FRONT REAR DATA PC 5 To sa...

Page 18: ...key for connection purposes and configure the rear panel jack using Menu 43 Both KEY jacks on the FT DX 9000D utilize Positive keying voltage Key up voltage is approximately 5V DC and key down current...

Page 19: ...ower output from the FT DX 9000D is far in excess of what is required to drive the VL 1000 to its full rated output Note G Please refer to the VL 1000 Operating Manual for details regarding amplifier...

Page 20: ...the switching relay use Menu TX GNRL 156 EXT AMP TX GND within the TX GNRL Menu Group set this Menu selection to ENABLE to activate the amplifier switching relay G The specified range for ALC voltage...

Page 21: ...UT PTT GND SHIFT MAIN GND VFO A SUB VFO B SIGNAL GND EXT SPKR BAND DATA2 EXT ALC TX GND GND NC NC TXINH FSET ROTATOR MIC XLR MIC REMOTE SIGNAL GND MIC GND MIC Hot MIC Cold N A SERIAL OUT SERIAL IN N A...

Page 22: ...y so you can customize the brightness levels PHONES Jack A 1 4 inch 3 contact jack accepts either monaural or stereo headphones with 2 or 3 contact plugs When a plug is inserted the loudspeaker is dis...

Page 23: ...circuit While the IPO feature is activated on the sub receiver this button will be lit Advice The FT DX 9000D s first mixer is an active type using four SST310 Junction FETs This mixer design pro vide...

Page 24: ...ard in the headphones is such a natu ral reproduction of the transmitted audio quality MONI PITCH Knobs MONI Knob The inner MONI knob adjusts the audio level of the transmit RF monitor during transmis...

Page 25: ...ust this for smooth VOX operation so the receiver is only activated when your transmission is ended and you wish to receive For CW operation you can adjust the keying delay separately see control belo...

Page 26: ...your op erating frequency and adjustment of its center fre quency is normally not required However if a very strong signal within several dizen kHz is causing you problems you may use the VRF T NTCH...

Page 27: ...sible interfer ence rejection DNR Switch This button turns the Main band VFO A Digital Noise Reduction circuit on and off When the Digital Noise Reduction is activated the LED inside the but ton will...

Page 28: ...de will be acti vated QMB Quick Memory Bank Switch STO Store Button Pressing this button copies operating information fre quency mode bandwidth and also repeater direction shift frequency and CTCSS fu...

Page 29: ...Dev 25 0 kHz BW and narrow 2 5 kHz Dev 12 5 kHz BW Pressing the A or B button located above the MODE selection buttons will select either the main band VFO A or sub band VFO B for individual bandwidth...

Page 30: ...ry without first retuning causes the memory channel to be masked and repeating the process restores the masked memory A BUSY Indicator This LED glows green whenever the Main band VFO A receiver squelc...

Page 31: ...smit COMP Indicates the compression level of the speech processor from 0 to 20 dB IC Indicates the final amplifier drain current ID from 0 to 15 A SWR Indicates the antenna system observed standing wa...

Page 32: ...the center frequency of the Sub VFO B band VRF filter when engaged by the VRF switch described in section above NTCH Knob This adjusts the center frequency of the Sub VFO B band IF Notch filter when e...

Page 33: ...the Sub VFO B band receiver s IF Noise Blanker level when the Noise Blanker is engaged via the NB switch described below SQL Knob This knob provides adjustment of the Sub VFO B band receiver s noise...

Page 34: ...urn to Class AB operation at a maximum power output of 200 Watts the Red LED will shut off to confirm Class AB operation CF Card Slot This slot accepts the supplied Compact Flash CF Card which allows...

Page 35: ...conds al lows you to select the memory group using the CLAR VFO B knob P BACK Switch Press and hold in this button for 2 seconds to activate the recording feature of the internal Digital Voice Re cord...

Page 36: ...th the Sub VFO B frequency control register If the Orange lamp is not illuminated please press the A B switch Rotation of the knob will now control the Sub VFO B frequency Sub VFO B FAST Tuning When t...

Page 37: ...right of the CLAR VFO B knob lights up pressing the B MODE CLEAR switch al lows you to rotate this knob for selection of the oper ating mode to be used on the Sub VFO B band CLEAR Switch When the CLA...

Page 38: ...y sort of modifi cation universal voltage input CIRCUIT BREAKER Switch This circuit breaker shuts off in the event of danger ously high current consumption by the transceiver Advice If the Circuit Bre...

Page 39: ...s jack RTTY This 4 pin input output jack provides connections for an RTTY terminal unit Pinout is shown on page 123 The receiver audio level at this jack is at a constant 100 mV 600 Ohms level FSK key...

Page 40: ...connect the GPS receiver to this jack the FT DX 9000D will auto matically set your current location automatically into the World Map page of the TFT monitor KEY BOARD Connect your keyboard not supplie...

Page 41: ...Frequency Display This is the Sub VFO B band frequency display Advice The Tone Encoder Decoder frequency is indicated during the setup process Multi Panel This field within the frequency display area...

Page 42: ...momentarily engages the direct fre quency entry mode of operation whereby the keys described in the A and B sections above are used for directly programming the operating frequency Once the frequency...

Page 43: ...he case of Voice Memory up to 20 seconds of audio may be stored on each channel For CW messages and CW Text messages up to 50 characters PARIS specification may be stored into each channel Text Memory...

Page 44: ...o an Active microphone jack On the front panel is a 3 pin Cannon XLR connector and on the rear panel you ll find a traditional 8 pin round connector At the factory the XLR connector is selected but yo...

Page 45: ...VFO A receiver the imbedded LED will glow Green BAND key POWER swtch AF GAIN knob Main VFO A RX switch Main VFO A Advice If you press the MAIN RX key when the imbedded LED is already glowing Green the...

Page 46: ...exception of 60 meters while USB is utilized on the 14 MHz and higher bands H When changing modes from SSB to CW you will observe a frequency shift on the display This shift represents the BFO offset...

Page 47: ...o operate on the 5 MHz band 1 Press the V M key once to enter the Memory mode a memory channel number USX will appear on the display in the Multi Panel on the TFT display 2 Memory channels US1 through...

Page 48: ...ay To cancel Clarifier operation press the CLAR switch TXCLAR Without changing the receive frequency you may alternatively apply the Clarifier offset to the trans mit frequency typically for split DX...

Page 49: ...most analog meter To restore full brightness press the DIM switch once more You may also customize the amount of brightness reduc tion engaged by the pressing of the DIM switch and may use different b...

Page 50: ...ng the SUB RX key You will now be receiving on the two fre quencies shown on the main frequency display 2 Adjusting the volume To adjust the Main VFO A audio level rotate the Main AF GAIN control To a...

Page 51: ...e run band and continue your CQ process This capability within a single transceiver is a unique fea ture of the FT DX 9000D It relieves you of the need to run separate key PTT and other control lines...

Page 52: ...ds is likely to be the same there is an interesting sense of depth to the signal To tune in a signal using this mode you should have stereo headphones connected to the front panel PHONES jack or an ex...

Page 53: ...DIO 076 HEADPHONE MIX and activate dual re ception Adjust the AF GAIN knob s and to bal ance the volume of the two receivers Now try manipulating the SHIFT and WIDTH controls on both main band VFO A a...

Page 54: ...e played back repeatedly by pressing the P BACK key momentarily again The next time you press the P BACK key it will pick up the playback where you left off The P B key of the supplied FH 2 Keypad can...

Page 55: ...AR VFO B knob for band selection The available choices are 1 8 3 5 7 10 14 18 21 24 28 50 GEN TRV and the factory default selection is TRV only 4 Press the ENT key to set the omission com mand to ON 5...

Page 56: ...RTTY Mode then press the 14 MHz BAND key 3 Program 14 195 MHz SSB Mode then press the 14 MHz BAND key With this configuration successive momentary presses of the 14 MHz BAND key will allow you to togg...

Page 57: ...tup 1 Press the MNU key to engage the Menu mode the Menu list will appear on the TFT 2 Rotate the Main Tuning Dial to select Menu item GENERAL 038 AF RF DIAL SWAP 3 Rotate the CLAR VFO B knob so as to...

Page 58: ...ld in the C S key for two seconds to lock in your selection 4 Press and hold in the MNU key for two seconds to save the new configuration and exit to normal opera tion Menu Selection Recall via C S Sw...

Page 59: ...requency display fields Advice H In the above examples you will notice that the trail ing zero digits of the frequency were not entered It is not necessary to enter these trailing zeroes just press th...

Page 60: ...the RX switch within the Antenna Selection switch group on the front panel The RX only antenna must be connected to the corresponding RX ANT antenna jack on the rear panel The antenna currently selec...

Page 61: ...m the left and right sides of the transceiver 6 Speaker re configuration is now complete You may now plug in the AC cable and turn the rear panel and front panel Power switches back on in that order t...

Page 62: ...The amount of nulling peaking and the bandwidth over which it is applied are adjustable via the Menu IF SHIFT See page 69 The passband center frequency response of the IF DSP filtering may be adjuste...

Page 63: ...ower than with some other designs Therefore it frequently is not necessary to utilize the RF preamplifier and the receiver Intercept Point will be substantially increased by engaging IPO so as to feed...

Page 64: ...ade offs between sensitivity noise and interference immunity Also once you have tuned in a station you want to work you may want to reduce sensitivity further or add more attenuation by turning the AT...

Page 65: ...ntically to the Main VFO A band RF GAIN control The effects of counter clockwise ro tation of the Sub receiver s RF GAIN control may be observed visually on the Sub VFO B band S meter Advice Reception...

Page 66: ...VFO A Tune filter will appear on the bar graph Tune filter will appear on the bar graph Quick Note The permeability tuning concept utilized in the Tune cir cuit dates back many decades as it was inco...

Page 67: ...h the selectivity of the VRF is not as tight as that of the Tune filter the RF selec tivity of the VRF preselector is still magnitudes better than that of the usual fixed bandpass filter affording sig...

Page 68: ...by pressing and holding in the VRF T switch for two seconds H To switch VRF off press the VRF T switch momentarily again The LED imbedded in the switch will go out and the VRF circuit will be removed...

Page 69: ...ng Filter Operation 1 Pressing the Sub VFO B band s RX switch will engage Dual Receive operation When the imbedded LED grows green this is your confirmation that Dual Receive is in operation 2 Press t...

Page 70: ...how best to use Contour tuning in the future The Width of the Contour filter effect and the degree of nulling or peaking may be adjusted using the menu G The Contour filter s level either nulling or...

Page 71: ...he IF Shift system is 1 kHz Main VFO A Band IF Shift Operation Rotate the Main VFO A band s SHIFT control to the left or right to reduce the interference Sub VFO B Band IF Shift Operation 1 Press the...

Page 72: ...operating mode SSB Mode 200 Hz 4 0 kHz bandwidth at 12 o clock position of WIDTH 2 4 kHz CW RTTY PKT Modes 25 Hz 2 4 kHz bandwidth at 12 o clock position of WIDTH 500 Hz INTERFERENCE REJECTION SIGNAL...

Page 73: ...H The effect of the IF Notch filter may be observed on the Audio Scope of the TFT on the Oscilloscope page The Notch will be observed as a dip in the noise platform observed What s more the Waterfall...

Page 74: ...e Main VFO A band s DNR switch The LED imbedded in the switch will glow Red con firming that the DNR system is engaged 2 Rotate the Main VFO A band s DNR knob to select the setting that most effective...

Page 75: ...ned SSB Main VFO A RX DSP 094 MAIN SSB NARROW 200 400 600 850 1100 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2100 2250 Hz Sub VFO B RX DSP 106 SUB SSB NARROW 200 400 600 850 1100 1350 1500 1650 1800 1950 2100 2250 Hz...

Page 76: ...ss the Main VFO A band s DNF switch to engage the Digital Notch filter The LED imbedded in the switch will glow Red to confirm that the DNF circuit is engaged To cancel DNF operation press the Main VF...

Page 77: ...switch once more The LED imbedded in the switch will turn off confirming that the Noise Blanker is no longer in operation Sub VFO B Band NB Operation 1 Press the Sub VFO B band s RX switch to engage D...

Page 78: ...ut in the event of operation on a crowded band where you wish to receive a weak signal you may wish to change the setting to FAST for example The AUTO mode selec tions are Operation Mode AUTO AGC Sele...

Page 79: ...cient to allow you to use your ear to discern and separate signals according to signal strength not just audio frequency Using Sloped AGC 1 To the bottom right side of the TFT press the MNU Menu key m...

Page 80: ...D in the but ton will glow red To disable the Audio limiter press the AFL switch once more the imbedded LED will turn off Advice Because the AFL feature will generally reduce the overall audio level w...

Page 81: ...ceiver will automatically be set to match that of the Main VFO A receiver H When operating on Dual Receive engaging the ACM feature automatically sets the Sub VFO B receiver to the same frequency as t...

Page 82: ...the MIC gain control as follows SSB Mode Adjust the MIC control so that the ALC voltage displayed on the right meter stays within the ALC zone of the meter up to 2 3 or full scale deflection on voice...

Page 83: ...the status of the jumper plug once more 11 If the red LED is glowing properly the modification to enable the phantom 48 Volt line is now complete Note When opening closing the case take care with you...

Page 84: ...ed and the red LED imbedded in the TUNE switch will blink while tuning is in progress When the optimum tuning point has been reached the radio will return to receive and the red LED will again glow st...

Page 85: ...a mechanical failure in the feed system and such failures can lead to the generation of spurious signals causing TVI etc About ATU Memories SWR Post tuning Less than 1 5 1 The tuning settings are comm...

Page 86: ...w one of the identical type 9 Restore the front panel to its original position and replace the two screws one from each side near the top and tighten the two lower screws that were loos ened in step 5...

Page 87: ...front panel diagonally upward and outward ATU Backup Battery CONTROL Unit Backup Switch Removal of the Lithium Backup Battery After pushing in the direction of the arrow move your finger upward Inser...

Page 88: ...dle deflects to not more than 10 dB on the COMP scale To switch the Speech Procesor off press the PROC switch once more The Red LED imbedded in the switch will go out confirming that the Speech proces...

Page 89: ...bandwidth by observing the Audio Scope on the Oscilloscope page of the TFT The Transmit Monitor is another helpful way of veri fying the effects on fidelity of changing the bandwidth Press the MONI sw...

Page 90: ...ustment Advice H Because the setup of the Parametric Equalizer for both front and rear microphone jacks may take some time we recom mend you consider connecting a dummy load to one of the Antenna jack...

Page 91: ...141 F PRMTRC EQ2 BWTH Mid 1 10 TX AUDIO 144 F PRMTRC EQ3 BWTH High 1 10 3 Stage Parametric Equalizer Adjustments Rear Panel Microphone Jack Center Frequency TX AUDIO 145 R PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ 100 Hz 700 H...

Page 92: ...the CLASS A mode has been disengaged Advice During Class A operation ten Amps of Bias current will be flowing regardless of the modu lation level that leads to actual power output Therefore if the amb...

Page 93: ...ch as the VL 1000 the low distortion produced by the FT DX 9000D s transmitter means that these intermodulation distortion products will not exist to be amplified by your linear High Power 200 Watt Fi...

Page 94: ...DE TRANSMISSION LOCK OFF ON LOCK OFF ON LOCK OFF ON LOCK OFF ON 3 Press any of the keys numbered 1 through 5 to select that memory storage register If you do not press the PTT key see next step within...

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Page 96: ...inadvertent acti vation of the VOX system by a ringing nearby tele phone speaker audio from a TV etc CONVENIENT TRANSMITTER ACCESSORIES USING THE MONITOR You may listen to the quality of your transmi...

Page 97: ...requency display area To exit from Clarifier operation press the CLAR switch once more The CLAR indication will disappear from the TFT Advice To listen to the pile up calling the DX station so as to f...

Page 98: ...e right of the CLAR VFO B knob to engage Split operation The TX indicator will glow Red when you press the switch During Split operation pressing the A B switch will reverse the contents of the Main a...

Page 99: ...d MAIN VFO A RX switch ON LED glows Green TX switch ON LED glows Red SUB VFO B RX switch OFF LED Off TX switch OFF LED Off 2 Press and hold in the SPLIT switch for two seconds to engage the Quick Spli...

Page 100: ...at at your station location the capability exists for damaging RF voltage to be conducted from your transmitting antenna into your receiving antenna during full duplex operation The exact amplitude wi...

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Page 102: ...automati cally be activated and the CW carrier will be transmitted When you release the key transmission will cease after a brief delay the delay time is user programmable per the discus sion on page...

Page 103: ...utilizing your paddle may now commence H When you utilize your keyer paddle the transmitter will auto matically be activated and the CW characters or a strong of dots and dashes will be transmitted W...

Page 104: ...th dots and dashes will be generated automatically when you use your paddle ACS Same as ELEKEY except that the spacing between characters is precisely set by the keyer to be the same length as a dash...

Page 105: ...ll through The bar indicator on the front panel may be utilized for CW frequency adjustment as well Its configura tion is set via Menu item DISPLAY 016 BAR DIS PLAY SELECT at the factory the bar indic...

Page 106: ...n press the CW key to engage CW Reverse on the Sub VFO B receiver in exactly the same was as for the Main receiver Press the CW mode key once more to return to the nor mal USB injection side and cance...

Page 107: ...you prefer for com fortable operation Quick Point The CW Delay feature is the functional equivalent to the VOX Delay adjustment used on voice modes however this is an independent adjustment used on CW...

Page 108: ...ils regarding interconnection of the FH 2 Message Memory Five memory channels capable of retaining 50 characters total are provided using the PARIS standard for characters and word length Example CQ C...

Page 109: ...turned Off 2 Press the FH 2 s 1 5 key to check your work You will hear the results in the sidetone but no RF energy will be transmitted On The Air CW Message Playback 1 Press the BK IN SPOT key to en...

Page 110: ...and exit Contest Number Programming Use this process if you are starting a contest or of you somehow get out of sync with the proper number in the middle of a contest 1 Press and hold in the FH 2 s D...

Page 111: ...r Advice You may also use the Main Tuning Dial and the CLAR VFO B knobs to program the message characters 6 Press the FH 2 s MEM key again once all charac ters have been programmed On The Air CW Messa...

Page 112: ...ice level Release the PTT or MOX switch to return to receive 4 Adjustment of the microphone gain may be accom plished in two ways At the factory a default level has been programmed that should be sati...

Page 113: ...e shift may vary be tween 500 kHz and 1 7 kHz or more To program the proper repeater shift use Menu items MODE FM 060 RPT SHIFT 28 MHz and MODE FM 061 RPT SHIFT 50 MHz as appropriate You may also use...

Page 114: ...Peak Frequency DSP Noise Reduction DNR status and its Reduction algorithm selection DSP Notch filter NTCH status NAR bandwidth status DSP Auto Notch filter DNF status Repeater Shift Direction and Shif...

Page 115: ...r written on a first in first out basis QMB CHANNEL RECALL 1 Press the QMB RCL key The display will indicate QMB and the current QMB channel s data will be shown on the main frequency display field 2...

Page 116: ...You may recall memories just within a particular Memory Group if desired 1 Press the V M key if necessary to enter the Memory mode 2 Press and hold in the MCH GRP key below and to the left of the CLA...

Page 117: ...l onto which you wish to store the data If you have selected a channel on which data is already stored that frequency will appear on the Sub VFO B band s frequency display field 5 Press and hold in th...

Page 118: ...he CLAR VFO B knob is not illuminated It is press the A B switch to make it go out then press the MCH GRP key again 2 Press the A M key The data stored in the currently selected memory chan nel will b...

Page 119: ...is a copy function that leaves the memory contents un changed Memory Tune Operation You may freely tune off of any memory channel in a Memory tune mode that is similar to VFO operation So long as you...

Page 120: ...is now possible 5 Press the V M key as necessary to enter the Memory mode then rotate the CLAR VFO B knob to select the emergency channel M EMG which is found between channels P 9U and 01 Note that t...

Page 121: ...ory channel Channel 1 The five channels are Channel Number Frequency US1 5 332 000 MHz US2 5 348 000 MHz US3 5 368 000 MHz US4 5 373 000 MHz US5 5 405 000 MHz To operate on the 60 meter band channels...

Page 122: ...ing control from the mi crophone using Menu Item GENERAL 036 MIC SCAN set it to DISABLE MEMORY SCAN 1 Set the transceiver up in the memory mode by press ing the V M key if necessary 2 Rotate the Main...

Page 123: ...rol so that the background noise is just silenced 6 Turn the Main Tuning Dial knob slightly to activate memory tuning Tuning and scanning are now limited to the range within the P1L P1U limits until y...

Page 124: ...illuminated 2 When the transmit command is received from the TNC the transmitter of the FT DX 9000D will auto matically be engaged Likewise the command to re turn to receive will cause the radio to re...

Page 125: ...Pin 2 RX OUT of the RTTY jack on the rear panel please make any needed level adjustments at the TU side The Mark Space Shift utilized in mostAmateur RTTY operation is 170 Hz Other shifts may be config...

Page 126: ...ine MISCELLANEOUS AFSK BASED DATA MODES Quick Point When you have configured Menu item TX GNRL 159 VOX SELECT to DATA the transceiver will operate in a VOX mode and it is not necessary to connect a PT...

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Page 128: ...the CLAR VFO B knob or use the TFT s F4 and F5 keys to change the current setting of the selected Menu ite 4 When you have finished making your adjustments press and hold in the MNU key for two second...

Page 129: ...O A2NT 1290 12NO 12NT FH 2 SET 023 CW MEMORY 1 TEXT MESSAGE MESSAGE FH 2 SET 024 CW MEMORY 2 TEXT MESSAGE MESSAGE FH 2 SET 025 CW MEMORY 3 TEXT MESSAGE MESSAGE FH 2 SET 026 CW MEMORY 4 TEXT MESSAGE ME...

Page 130: ...PARATE RX AUDIO 077 SPEAKER OUT SEPARATE COMBINE COMBINE RX DSP 078 MAIN CONTOUR LEVEL 20 0 10 15 RX DSP 079 MAIN CONTOUR WIDTH 1 11 10 RX DSP 080 SUB CONTOUR LEVEL 20 0 10 15 RX DSP 081 SUB CONTOUR W...

Page 131: ...SUB FIX 28MHz 28000 28699kHz 28000 kHz SCOPE 128 SUB FIX 50MHz 50000 53999 kHz 50000 kHz TUNING 129 MAIN DIAL STEP 1 10 Hz 10 Hz TUNING 130 MAIN DIAL CW FINE DISABLE ENABLE DISABLE TUNING 131 1MHz 100...

Page 132: ...RL 156 EXT AMP TX GND ENABLE DISABLE DISABLE TX GNRL 157 EXT AMP TUNING PWR 10 50 100 200 W 100 W TX GNRL 158 FULL DUPLEX SIMP DUP SIMP TX GNRL 159 VOX SELECT MIC DATA MIC TX GNRL 160 EMERGENCY FREQ T...

Page 133: ...C peak volt age for theAGC SLOW mode of the main band VFO A receiver Available Values 0 2000 msec 20 msec step Default Setting 0 msec 007 SUB FAST DELAY Function Sets the delay time for theAGC FASTmod...

Page 134: ...mitted frequency VRF TUNE Displays the peak position of the VRF or TUNE filter NOTCH While you rotate the NOTCH knob the center frequency of the IF NOTCH feature will be indicated 017 ROTATOR START UP...

Page 135: ...ontrol Keypad MESSAGE You may enter the CW message from the CW keyer 024 CW MEMORY 2 Function Permits entry of the CW message for mes sage register 2 Available Values TEXT MESSAGE Default Setting MESS...

Page 136: ...enu to 30 the 100 MHz digits are hidden on this radio 035 TUNE DIAL STEP Function Select the TUNE mode Available Values DIAL STEP 1 DIAL STEP 2 OFF Default Setting DIAL STEP 1 DIAL STEP 1 Activates th...

Page 137: ...ter driven keying interface BUG Mechanical bug keyer emulation One paddle produces dits automatically while the other paddle manually produces dahs ELEKEY Iambic keyer with ACS Automatic Char acter Sp...

Page 138: ...reak in mode The delay receiver recovery time is set by the front panel s CW DELAY knob FULL The transceiver will operate in the full break in QSK mode 048 CW WAVE SHAPE Function Selects the CW carrie...

Page 139: ...ction Adjusts the VOX gain on the PKT mode Available Values 0 255 Default Setting 128 MODE FM GROUP 058 FM MIC GAIN Function Sets the microphone gain for the FM mode Available Values MCVR 0 255 FIX De...

Page 140: ...Hz step Default Setting 1000 Hz Typical center frequency for PSK31 etc MODE RTY GROUP 065 POLARITY R Function Selects normal or reverse Mark Space po larity for RTTY receive operation Available Value...

Page 141: ...de Available Values 200 Hz 200 Hz 10 Hz steps Default Setting 0 Hz RX AUDIO GROUP 075 AGC SLOPE Function Selects the gain curve of the AGC ampli fier Available Values NORMAL SLOPE Default Setting NORM...

Page 142: ...SLOPE Function Selects the shape factor of the main band VFO A DSP filter for the CW mode Available Values GENTLE MEDIUM STEEP Default Setting MEDIUM 085 MAIN CW NARROW Function Selects the passband o...

Page 143: ...ce attached to amplitude of the filter factor SHARP Primary importance attached to phase of the filter factor 096 SUB CW FIL SLOPE Function Selects the shape factor of the sub band VFO B DSP filter fo...

Page 144: ...00 MHz 108 MAIN FIX 3 5 MHz Function Selects the scan start frequency of the FIX mode Spectrum Scope while monitoring on the 80 m amateur band Available Values 3 500 3 999 MHz 1 kHz steps Default Sett...

Page 145: ...rum Scope while monitoring on the 40 m amateur band Available Values 7 000 7 299 MHz 1 kHz steps Default Setting 7 000 MHz 122 SUB FIX 10 MHz Function Selects the scan start frequency of the FIX mode...

Page 146: ...Repeat the same procedures to cancel the setting skipped off The skipped band will be high lighted on the TFT display TX AUDIO GROUP 136 F PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ Function Selects the center frequency of the...

Page 147: ...f the low range of the rear panel s parametric microphone equalizer Available Values 1 10 Default Setting 10 148 R PRMTRC EQ2 FREQ Function Selects the center frequency of the middle range for the rea...

Page 148: ...e using the Remote Control function of the linear RF amplifier Available Values 200 100 50 10 W Default Setting 100 W 158 FULL DUPLEX Function Enables Disables Full Duplex operation Available Values S...

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Page 150: ...Rx signal present 120 VA Tx 200 W 720 VA Supply Voltage 90 VAC 264 VAC Universal Dimensions WxHxD 20 4 x 6 5 x 17 3 518 x 165 x 438 5 mm Weight approx 66 lbs 30 kg Transmitter Power Output 5 200 watt...

Page 151: ...8 30 MHz 1 V 6 m Amateur band FM 12 dB SINAD 0 5 V 10 m Amateur band 0 35 V 6 m Amateur band Selectivity 6 66 dB Mode 6 dB 66 dB CW RTTY PKT 0 5 kHz or better 750 Hz or less SSB 2 4 kHz or better 3 6...

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Page 155: ...ED UNDER FCC RULES AND FEDERAL LAW This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to pro...

Page 156: ...8 Nakameguro Meguro Ku Tokyo 153 8644 Japan VERTEX STANDARD US 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 Uni...

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