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Adjustable Receiver Audio Filter

The FTDX10 incorporates an adjustable receiver audio filter, that affords precision control of the lower

and upper audio ranges independently.

1. Press the [FUNC] knob.

2. Select [CW SETTING] for CW mode and [RA-

DIO SETTING] for other modes.

3. Select the Mode and Menu Item you want to

set (see table below).

4. Rotate the [FUNC] knob, or touch “<” or “>”

on either side of the value to adjust the re-

ceiver audio response as desired.

5. Press the [FUNC] knob to save the new set-

ting.

6. Touch [BACK] several times to return to nor-

mal operation.

Menu Item

Available Values

Default

RADIO SETTING

MODE SSB

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

100Hz

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

6dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

3000Hz

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

6dB/oct

MODE AM

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

OFF

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

6dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

OFF

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

6dB/oct

MODE FM

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

300Hz

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

3000Hz

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

MODE PSK/DATA

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

300Hz

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

3000Hz

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

MODE RTTY

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

300Hz

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

3000Hz

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

CW SETTING

MODE CW

LCUT FREQ

OFF/100Hz - 1000Hz (50Hz step)

250Hz

LCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

HCUT FREQ

700Hz - 4000Hz (50Hz step)/OFF

1200Hz

HCUT SLOPE

6dB/oct / 18dB/oct

18dB/oct

Summary of Contents for FTDX10

Page 1: ...Operation Manual...

Page 2: ...be performed either by touching the Function Screen or by turning and pressing the FUNC knob are abbreviated to Select DISPLAY SETTING DISPLAY LED DIMMER as described in the following Example How to...

Page 3: ...OX Delay Time 32 Adjusts the VOX anti trip sensitivity 33 Adjusting the Noise Blanker Level 34 Adjusting the Noise Attenuation 34 Reduces longer duration pulse noise 34 Adjusting the DNR Level 35 Swit...

Page 4: ...yback 69 Memory Operation 70 Memory Storage 70 Erasing Memory Channel Data 70 Check Memory Channel Status 71 Labeling Memories 71 Displaying the Memory Tag 72 Scan Skip Setting 72 Recall a Memory Chan...

Page 5: ...are graphically displayed Even while involved in rig orous operations such as DXpeditions and contests the operator may instantly grasp the status of each function Filter Function Display monitors th...

Page 6: ...vorite functions to the MPVD that can then be operated with one touch The ring can be used to adjust important functions without releasing your hand from the Main Dial This feature can be a great conv...

Page 7: ...s in consid eration of people who are fitted with medical devices such as heart pacemakers Electromagnetic waves from the device may af fect the medical device resulting in accidents caused by malfunc...

Page 8: ...loration Do not place this device in a location where there is a lot of dust and humidity Doing so may result in fire and equipment failure Stay as far away from the antenna as possible during transmi...

Page 9: ...75E Reference Microphone M 1 Dual Element Microphone M 100 Desktop Microphone M 70 Lightweight Stereo Headphone YH 77STA External Speaker SP 30 External Automatic Antenna Tuner FC 40 Active Tuning Ant...

Page 10: ...t the station equipment to the buried ground rod or alternative earth ground system Power Cable Connections Carefully follow the illustrations regarding the proper connection of the DC power cable Use...

Page 11: ...ne Key Keyer and FH 2 Connections DOWN UP 5V MIC GND MIC PTT GND FAST Remote Control Keypad FH 2 option as viewed from front panel 3 5mm Key up voltage is approximately 5 0 V DC and key down current i...

Page 12: ...HF 50MHz Antenna CT 118 Connection Cable option Interfacing to Other Linear Amplifiers The TX GND OUT pin pin 2 of the LINEAR jack is a transistor open collector circuit It is capable of handling posi...

Page 13: ...om the Yae su website In addition to the basic remote operation of the transceiver the LAN unit supports monitoring the various scope displays so you can operate comfortably In addition to remote oper...

Page 14: ...ying and also frequency and function control LINEAR This 15 pin output jack provides band selection data which may be used for control of optional ac cessories such as the VL 1000 Solid state Linear A...

Page 15: ...audio signals and transmitter control A USB driver is re quired for remote control from a computer Down load the driver from the Yaesu website http www yaesu com USB Jack Connect a USB A type keyboard...

Page 16: ...While pressing the MUTE key the receiver audio from the speaker will be muted Microphone Speak into the microphone in a normal tone of voice with the microphone 5 cm away from the mouth P1 key This k...

Page 17: ...er ating the offset difference between the receive frequency and the transmit frequen cy is displayed The functions that operate when the FUNC knob is turned are displayed Displays the passband status...

Page 18: ...ion MODE Display Displays the current operating mode When touched the operation mode selection screen is displayed Touch the desired operation mode to select it Operation status Display VFO A Lights i...

Page 19: ...requencies of VFO B When the clarifier function is active the offset fre quency is displayed When the clarifier function is active The clarifier is used to adjust the transceiver re ceive frequency to...

Page 20: ...LEVEL KEYER BK IN CW SPEED CW PITCH BK DELAY DNF Adjust the reference level to make it easier to distinguish the scope display target signal from the noise Adjust the Peak Signal Color Density ON OFF...

Page 21: ...of the last used function from SHIFT WIDTH NOTCH CONTOUR and APF The setting may be changed by turning the knob of the active function Example When the last function used is the NOTCH function Touch...

Page 22: ...ctivity around the operating frequency CURSOR Monitors the spectrum within the range set with SPAN When the frequency marker exceeds the upper limit or the lower limit of the range the screen is autom...

Page 23: ...e RF amplifier is connected This is a well balanced operation of re ceiver sensitivity and characteristics Ap proximately 10 dB gain AMP2 Two RF amplifiers are connected in se ries to give top priorit...

Page 24: ...electronic keyer is activated Lights when the MONITOR function is activated Lights when the internal Automatic Antenna Tuner is activated Blinks during tuning Lights when the CW Break in function is...

Page 25: ...e the marker and the receive frequency move to the touched position CENTER The receive frequency is always shown at the center of the screen and spectrum display The band spec trum is shown within the...

Page 26: ...e fre quency input screen will be displayed and the start frequency can be entered Example To enter 7 000 000 MHz 0 7 ENT or 7 ENT To enter 7 030 000 MHz 7 0 3 ENT 3DSS Switch between the 3DSS display...

Page 27: ...frequency span display range of the scope screen After touching select the desired span The display level changes when SPAN is changed so reset the optimum display level with LEVEL each time SPEED Se...

Page 28: ...scope LEVEL Adjust the level to make it easier to distinguish between the desired signal and noise The display level changes depending on antenna gain condi tion frequency band SPAN and so on Always...

Page 29: ...anged Press the FUNC knob then touch COLOR then touch the desired color from the color selection screen The Display Color selection screen will disappear automatically after about 3 seconds Adjust con...

Page 30: ...Press the FUNC knob to save the new set ting 6 Touch BACK several times to return to nor mal operation Inputting the Call Sign Registered call signs names and characters can be displayed on the openi...

Page 31: ...efects or malfunctions Rather this phenomenon occurs due to limitations in the manufacturing technology with respect to TFT liquid crystal displays Depending on the viewing angle unevenness in color o...

Page 32: ...during transmission Memory Mode RX TX Indicators Green Left This indicator illuminates when the receiver is ac tive on the memory channel Red Right This indicator illuminates when the transmitter is...

Page 33: ...sing the PTT switch speak into the microphone in a normal voice level When you start speaking the transmitter should be activat ed automatically When you finish speaking the transceiver should return...

Page 34: ...their lowest settings before turning power ON to minimize the impact on your hearing caused by audio pops during switch on AUDIO VFO A B AUDIO VFO A B GND MIC This 8 pin jack accepts input from a micr...

Page 35: ...C knob to set the noise attenu ation 10dB 30dB 40dB 4 Press the FUNC knob to save the new setting 5 Touch BACK several times to return to normal operation Reduces longer duration pulse noise Reduces l...

Page 36: ...elect OPERATION SETTING GENERAL RF SQL VR 3 Select RF or SQL 4 Press the FUNC knob to save the new setting 5 Touch BACK several times to return to normal operation RF SQL settings cannot be set separa...

Page 37: ...key STEP MCH key C S Costom Select key CLAR TX key MODE key MPVD ring BAND Press the BAND key and then rotate the MPVD ring to switch the operating frequency band MODE Press the MODE key and then rota...

Page 38: ...press the CLAR TX key The transmit frequency becomes the same as the receive frequency CLAR RX of the display changes to CLAR RXTX 2 Press the CLAR TX key again only the receive frequency returns to...

Page 39: ...MPVD ring operates in the function that has been assigned to the C S key see below default setting is LEV EL LEVEL Adjust the level of the 3DSS display PEAK Adjust the Peak Signal Color Densi ty CONT...

Page 40: ...CW U DATA L DATA U RTTY L RTTY U PSK 10 Hz 1 Hz 5 kHz 500 Hz AM AM N FM FM N DATA FM D FM N 100 Hz 10 Hz 50 kHz 5 kHz Numbers in parentheses indicate steps when the FINE key is On This setting may be...

Page 41: ...modes may be adjusted in 10 Hz steps 1 Press the FINE key The LED on the FINE key lights orange and the FINE indicator lights 2 Rotate the MAIN dial knob 3 Press the FINE key again to return to the o...

Page 42: ...he Quick Split feature which applies a frequency 5kHz above the VFO A frequency to the VFO B frequency register 3 Press and hold in the SPLIT key to increment the VFO B frequency another 5kHz The offs...

Page 43: ...nter frequency of the Notch for 2 seconds whenever the NOTCH knob is turned On the filter function display area you can check the position of the attenuation To cancel the NOTCH filter press the NOTCH...

Page 44: ...to normal operation Refer to Figure B this illustrates an indentation of the Contour filter in the center of the passband Counterclockwise rotation to the left of the CONT APF knob causes the notch to...

Page 45: ...gnal Desired Signal Desired Signal QRM QRM C Outer Knob WIDTH The IF WIDTH tuning system allows you to vary the width of the DSP IF passband to reduce or elimi nate interference Moreover the bandwidth...

Page 46: ...NT APF key The location of the APF peak frequency is graphi cally illustrated on the display When the knob is turned the center fre quency of NOTCH the center frequency of CONTOUR or the Peak Frequenc...

Page 47: ...lifier The AMC Automatic Microphone Gain Control regulates the microphone audio so that distortion does not oc cur even if excessive audio is input 1 Adjust Microphone gain Touch the Meter Display and...

Page 48: ...M mode Set it according to operating conditions when high transmit power is not needed 1 Press the FUNC knob 2 Select OPERATION SETTING TX GEN ERAL 3 Rotate the FUNC knob to select the item you want t...

Page 49: ...AMC or speech processor is disabled Menu items P PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ through P PRMTRC EQ3 BWTH apply to the adjustment of the Parametric Microphone Equalizer when the AMC or speech processor is engaged 1...

Page 50: ...Equalizer Adjustments AMC or Speech Processor ON Center Frequency P PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ Low 100 Hz 700 Hz OFF OFF P PRMTRC EQ2 FREQ Mid 700 Hz 1500 Hz OFF P PRMTRC EQ3 FREQ High 1500 Hz 3200 Hz OFF Param...

Page 51: ...tarily The REC icon will glow steadily and recording will begin REC lights up on the display while record ing is in progress Remember that the time limit for recording any message is 90 seconds 8 Rel...

Page 52: ...will begin The recording time depends on the capacity of the SD memory card used 4 Touch STOP to end recording S REC on the display turns OFF Play the recorded content 1 Press the FUNC knob 2 Touch P...

Page 53: ...z step OFF 3000Hz HCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct 6dB oct MODE AM LCUT FREQ OFF 100Hz 1000Hz 50Hz step OFF LCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct 6dB oct HCUT FREQ 700Hz 4000Hz 50Hz step OFF OFF HCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 1...

Page 54: ...b or touch or on either side of the value to adjust the level 5 Press the FUNC knob to save the new set ting 6 Touch BACK several times to return to nor mal operation Menu Item Available Values Defaul...

Page 55: ...ner cannot be used with an antenna connector connected to an external antenna tun er ATU Operation 1 Press the TUNE key momentarily to place the ATU in the transmit line no adjustment or tuning will o...

Page 56: ...to memorize settings on frequencies where the SWR exceeds 3 1 A High SWR may indicate a mechanical failure in the feed system and can lead to the generation of spurious signals causing TVI etc Feed Po...

Page 57: ...est and traffic handling operations If the BK IN key is set to Off CW sending may be practiced with the sidetone only with out having the signal transmitted over the air To enable the CW keying operat...

Page 58: ...match the speed of the received CW signal If the speed is significantly different it may not be deciphered correctly 3 Press the FUNC knob 4 Touch DECODE The CW DECODE screen is displayed and the deco...

Page 59: ...ouch BACK several times to return to nor mal operation Selecting the Keyer Operating Mode The configuration of the Electronic Keyer may be customized for the FTDX10 This permits utiliza tion of Automa...

Page 60: ...ately applied If the timing is off the spacing may not be correct in the stored message For ease in setting up the keyer memories we recom mend setting Menu item KEYER TYPE page 97 to ACS Automatic Ch...

Page 61: ...p 5 3 Press the FUNC knob 4 Touch MESSAGE The MESSAGE MEMORY screen will be displayed 5 Touch 1 5 on the display or press the FH 2 1 5 key to transmit the recorded CW Memory Register message The pro g...

Page 62: ...he FUNC knob 2 Select CW SETTING KEYER CONTEST NUMBER 3 Rotate the FUNC knob to set the Con test Number to the desired value 4 Press the FUNC knob to save the new setting 5 Touch BACK several times to...

Page 63: ...rent contest number gets ahead of the actual number For example in case of a duplicate QSO Press the FH 2 DEC key momentarily The current Contest Number will be reduced by one Press of the FH 2 DEC ke...

Page 64: ...he microphone PTT switch to be gin transmitting Tone Squelch Operation The Tone Squelch may be activated to keep the receiver silent until an incoming signal modulated with a matching CTCSS tone is re...

Page 65: ...ct to a PC using a USB cable a Virtual COM port driver must be installed on the PC Visit the Yaesu website http www yaesu com to download the Virtual COM port driver and Installation Manu al To USB po...

Page 66: ...orts RADIO SETTING MODE RTTY MARK FREQUENCY 1275Hz 2125Hz Normally use at 2125 Hz RADIO SETTING MODE RTTY SHIFT FREQUENCY 170Hz 200Hz 425Hz 850Hz Normally use at 170 Hz 2 Set the operating mode to RTT...

Page 67: ...Input below Text Input 1 Enter the letters numbers or symbols with the touch character keys on the TFT display or use a USB keyboard connected to the USB port on the transceiver rear panel Use the FH...

Page 68: ...Virtual COM port driver must be installed on the PC Visit the Yaesu website http www yaesu com to download the Virtual COM port driver and Installation Manu al To USB port Commercially available USB...

Page 69: ...mode to PSK Align the peak of the received signal with the mark frequency and shift frequency marker of the TFT screen 2 Press the FUNC knob 3 Touch DECODE The PSK DECODE screen will appear and the d...

Page 70: ...Continue with Text Input below Text Input 1 Enter the letters numbers or symbols with the touch a character keys on the display or the USB keyboard connected to the USB port on the front panel Use the...

Page 71: ...down the informa tion registered in the memories on a piece of paper or by using a SD card page 79 Erasing Memory Channel Data The contents written to the memory channel may be erased 1 Press the M ke...

Page 72: ...s the M key to return to the previous screen Labeling Memories Alphanumeric labels Tags may be appended to memory channels to aid in recollection of the chan nel s use such as a club name a location e...

Page 73: ...essing the FUNC knob for 2 seconds rotate the FUNC knob to select SCAN MEMORY press the FUNC knob rotate the FUNC knob to select SKIP and press the FUNC knob After changing the settings touch BACK or...

Page 74: ...ely the memory channel may be se lected by rotating the FUNC knob 3 Press and hold the V M key The data in the selected memory channel will now be transferred to VFO Memory Groups Memory channels may...

Page 75: ...knob is rotated while scanning is in progress the VFO scanning or memory channel scanning will continue up or down in accordance with the direction of the Dial Knob rotation In other words if the dial...

Page 76: ...used If the scan has paused on a signal press ing the microphone UP or DWN button will cause scanning to resume instantly If the Main Tuning Dial knob is rotated while scanning is in progress the scan...

Page 77: ...uccessive momentary presses of the BAND key and then touching 14 will step sequentially through the three Band Stack VFOs BAND 14 BAND 14 BAND 14 TOT Time Out Timer The Time Out Timer TOT shuts the tr...

Page 78: ...peration Emergency communication on this spot frequency is now possible 6 Press the V M key as necessary to enter the Memory mode 7 Press the STEP MCH key The LED inside this key glows orange 8 Rotate...

Page 79: ...slot with the contact face on the bottom until a click sound is heard Removing the SD card 1 Turn OFF the transceiver 2 Push in on the SD card A click sound will be heard and the SD card will be pushe...

Page 80: ...save When overwriting When saving with a new file name 5 Enter the file name maximum 15 characters on the file name input screen If the file name is not to be changed proceed to step 6 as it is 6 Tou...

Page 81: ...ouch OK 6 FILE LOADED is displayed when the data reading is completed 7 Touch the TFT screen to finish loading the data 8 Once the power is turned OFF the power is turned ON automatically afterwards W...

Page 82: ...the FUNC knob to select the desired item then touch the item or rotate the FUNC knob to select the desired item then press the FUNC knob 5 Rotate the FUNC knob or touch or on either side of the value...

Page 83: ...Q OFF 100 1000 50Hz step LCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct HCUT FREQ 700 4000 50Hz step OFF HCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct AM OUT LEVEL 0 50 100 TX BPF SEL 50 3050 100 2900 200 2800 300 2700 400 2600 AM MOD SO...

Page 84: ...LARITY TX NOR REV LCUT FREQ OFF 100Hz 300Hz 1000Hz 50Hz step LCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct HCUT FREQ 700Hz 3000Hz 4000Hz 50Hz step OFF HCUT SLOPE 6dB oct 18dB oct RTTY OUT LEVEL 0 50 100 RPTT SELECT DAK...

Page 85: ...CAT RATE 4800 9600 19200 38400 bps CAT TIME OUT TIMER 10 100 1000 3000 msec CAT RTS OFF ON QMB CH 5ch 10ch MEM GROUP OFF ON QUICK SPLIT INPUT OFF ON QUICK SPLIT FREQ 20 5 20 kHz SPLIT FREQ DISPLAY FRE...

Page 86: ...CH STEP 1 2 5 5 10 kHz AM CH STEP 2 5 5 9 10 12 5 25 kHz FM CH STEP 5 6 25 10 12 5 20 25 kHz MAIN STEPS PER REV 250 500 1000 MPVD STEPS PER REV 250 500 DISPLAY SETTING DISPLAY MY CALL Max 12 characte...

Page 87: ...l level becomes lower than the AGC detection level and the HOLD time has expired AGC SLOW DELAY Function Sets the AGC SLOW DELAY voltage decay characteristics for SSB mode Available Values 20 4000msec...

Page 88: ...M RTS ports RADIO SETTING MODE AM AF TREBLE GAIN Function Sets the amount of gain in the treble range of the received audio Available Values 20 to 10 Default Setting 0 Description The amount of gain i...

Page 89: ...Available Values 50 3050 100 2900 200 2800 300 2700 400 2600 Hz Default Setting 50 3050 Hz AM MOD SOURCE Function Selects the transmit audio input jack in the AM mode by pressing the VOX MOX key Avail...

Page 90: ...LOW DELAY Function Sets the AGC SLOW DELAY voltage decay characteristics for FM mode Available Values 20 4000msec Default Setting 1500msec Description Sets the AGC voltage decay char acteristics in 20...

Page 91: ...Controls the FM transmit signal from the USB virtual COM DTR ports RTS Controls the FM transmit signal from the USB virtual COM RTS ports RPT SHIFT 28MHz Function Sets the RPT offset frequency on the...

Page 92: ...ion level and the HOLD time has expired AGC SLOW DELAY Function Sets the AGC SLOW DELAY voltage decay characteristics for PSK DATA mode Available Values 20 4000msec Default Setting 1500msec Descriptio...

Page 93: ...he USB virtual COM DTR ports RTS Controls the DATA transmit signal from the USB virtual COM RTS ports RADIO SETTING MODE RTTY AF TREBLE GAIN Function Sets the amount of gain in the treble range of the...

Page 94: ...SLOPE Function Sets the slope of the low frequency cutoff audio filter in RTTY mode Available Values 6dB oct 18dB oct Default Setting 18dB oct HCUT FREQ Function Sets the high frequency cutoff audio...

Page 95: ...efault Setting ON Description When the space symbol is received the RX USOS function that automati cally switches to character reception LTRS is turned ON or OFF TX USOS Function Enables Disables the...

Page 96: ...LD time has expired AGC SLOW DELAY Function Sets the AGC SLOW DELAY voltage decay characteristics for CW mode Available Values 20 4000msec Default Setting 1500msec Description Sets the AGC voltage dec...

Page 97: ...mode with the pitch offset added When CW BFO is set to USB the displayed frequency will be increased and when CW BFO is set to LSB the displayed frequency will be decreased with pitch offset added PC...

Page 98: ...lt Setting 3 0 Description Sets the Dot Dash ratio for the built in electronic keyer NUMBER STYLE Function Selects the contest number Cut for mat for an imbedded contest number Available Values 1290 A...

Page 99: ...e registration method for the contest keyer CW MEMORY 5 Available Values TEXT MESSAGE Default Setting TEXT Description TEXT Use the optional FH 2 or the touch panel to enter text page 61 MESSAGE Use t...

Page 100: ...0 38400 bps Default Setting 4800 bps 232C TIME OUT TIMER Function Time Out Timer for an RS 232C com mand input Available Values 10 100 1000 3000 msec Default Setting 10 msec Description Sets the Time...

Page 101: ...ble Values OFF ON Default Setting ON Description Sets the operation of the UP DWN keys on the microphone ON Starts scanning automatically by pressing and holding the UP DWN key for 1 second or more Sc...

Page 102: ...iption Set the input audio level tracking speed of the AMC function PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ Function Sets the center frequency of the low range for the 3 band parametric micro phone equalizer Available Values...

Page 103: ...Microphone Equalizer between 0 and 10 P PRMTRC EQ1 FREQ Function Sets the center frequency of the low range for the 3 Band Parametric Mi crophone Equalizer when the AMC or speech processor is activat...

Page 104: ...qualizer when the AMC or speech processor is activated Available Values OFF 1500 3200 Hz Default Setting OFF Description Activates when the AMC or speech processor is ON and selects the center frequen...

Page 105: ...t from the RTTY DATA or USB jack DATA VOX GAIN Function Sets the VOX GAIN while operating VOX during the sending receiving of data PSK RTTY etc Available Values 0 100 Default Setting 50 Description Se...

Page 106: ...DX10 Description Set characters to be displayed on the power ON opening screen MY CALL TIME Function Set the time for displaying characters registered in MY CALL Available Values OFF 1 2 3 4 5 sec Def...

Page 107: ...itivity HI Display at high sensitivity 3DSS DISP SENSITIVITY Function Change the 3DSS Display sensitivity Available Values NORMAL HI Default Setting HI Description NORMAL Display at normal sensitivity...

Page 108: ...XTENSION SETTING CALIBRATION CALIBRATION Function Display touch position calibration Description If the touch position and the opera tion are different that is touch does not work or another function...

Page 109: ...er required for matching may be as little as 4 60 Watts and matching settings are automatically stored in memory for instant recall when the same frequency range is selected later Please see the FC 40...

Page 110: ...o begin auto matic tuning The transmitter will be engaged and the TUNER icon will blink while tuning is in progress When the optimum tuning point has been reached the transceiver will return to re cei...

Page 111: ...e carried out Manual Tuning The tuning of the ATAS 120A may be carried out manually Press the PTT switch on the microphone to trans mit and then press the UP DWN button on the microphone to adjust the...

Page 112: ...S standard for characters and word length Each TEXT Memory channel is capable of retain ing a maximum of 50 characters Cursor Keys When programming the Contest Memory Keyer these keys are used to move...

Page 113: ...cation on the transceiver 5 Gently press the board down until it is firmly seated in its connectors Align the pin on the board with the hole of XF 130CN and insert it Be careful when inserting the XF...

Page 114: ...the memory channel are initialized factory default All stored information will be erased but channel M 01 will return to the initial setting of 7 000 000 MHz LSB MENU CLEAR Setting Menu Reset Only the...

Page 115: ...ppm after 1 minute 32 F to 122 F 0 C to 50 C Supply Voltage DC13 8V 15 Negative Ground Power Consumption approx Rx no signal 2 5A Rx signal present 3A Tx 100W 23A Dimensions WxHxD 10 5 x 3 6 x 10 4 26...

Page 116: ...MP2 ON 70MHz 70 5MHz 0 25 V AMP2 ON Selectivity typ Mode 6dB 60dB CW BW 0 5kHz 0 5kHz or better 0 75kHz or less SSB BW 2 4kHz 2 4kHz or better 3 6kHz or less AM BW 6kHz 6kHz or better 15kHz or less FM...

Page 117: ...ecode 57 CW Delay Time Setting 56 CW Mode Operation 56 CW Narrow Filter XF 130CN 112 D DATA PSK Operation 67 DC IN 13 Digital Noise Reduction 34 Index Display connections 12 Display Indications 16 DNR...

Page 118: ...yer Polarity 58 RF 35 R FIL 22 RF Power output control 47 RS 232C 14 RTTY DATA 13 RTTY Decode 65 RTTY FSK Operation 64 RTTY Text Memory 66 RX Clarifier 37 S Safety Precautions 6 Scan Skip Setting 72 S...

Page 119: ...untry purpose for which it was designed manufactured approved and or authorized or the repair of products damaged by these modifications H The Limited Warranty applies only to the product as it existe...

Page 120: ...G PROGRAMMING OR RE PRODUCING ANY PROGRAM OR DATA STORED IN OR USED WITH THE YAESU PRODUCT Some Countries in Europe and some States of the USA do not allow the exclusion or limitation of inciden tal o...

Page 121: ...is device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Le pr sent appareil est conforme aux CNR d I...

Page 122: ...is not permitted without authorization Users should consult their local spectrum management authority for licensing conditions applicable to this equipment AT BE BG CY CZ DE DK ES EE FI FR UK EL HR HU...

Page 123: ...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 9063...

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