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Contents

Front Panel Controls & Switches .......................... 1
Timer Page Operation ............................................ 2
Radio Page Basic Operation .................................. 3

[SMART FUNCTION] Key ................................... 4

General ................................................................. 4

[SMART FUNCTION] Key Command Details ... 5

Memory Operation ................................................. 6

Memory Storage ................................................... 6
Storing Independent Transmit Frequency ............ 7
Memory Recall ..................................................... 8
Memory Edit ........................................................ 9

Labeling Memories .......................................... 9
Copying Memories ........................................... 9
Deleting Memories ........................................... 9

Memory Channel Sort ........................................ 10

AF Dual Operation ............................................... 11
Band Scope Operation ......................................... 12

General ............................................................... 12
Enhnced Mode ................................................... 13

CTCSS/DCS/EPCS Operation ............................ 14

CTCSS Operation ............................................... 14
DCS Operation ................................................... 14
EPCS Operation ................................................. 15

Scan Operation ..................................................... 16

VFO Scan ........................................................... 16
Memory Scan ..................................................... 16
Programmable Memory Scan (PMS) ................. 17
Priority Channel Scan (Dual Watch) .................. 17

Bluetooth

®

 Operation ......................................... 18

Pairing ................................................................ 18
Operation ............................................................ 19

Internet Connection Feature ............................... 20

SRG (“Sister Radio Group”) Mode .................... 22
FRG (“Friendly Radio Group”) Mode ............... 21

DTMF Operation .................................................. 22

Manual DTMF Tone Generation ........................ 22
DTMF Autodialer ............................................... 22

Baro/Alti Page Operation .................................... 23
GPS Operation ...................................................... 24
Navi Operation ..................................................... 26
Audio Playback Operation .................................. 28
Miscellaneous Setting (Set Mode Operation) ..... 30

AUDIO Group .................................................... 31
TX/RX Group ..................................................... 33
DISPLAY Group ................................................ 35
MEMORY Group ............................................... 36
SCAN Group ...................................................... 37
SYSTEM Group ................................................. 38
NAVI Group ....................................................... 40
TIMER/CLOCK Group ...................................... 41
SIGNALING Group ........................................... 42
OPTION Group .................................................. 44

Special Function Menu ........................................ 46
Cloning .................................................................. 47
Installation ............................................................ 48

Preliminary Inspection ....................................... 48
Installation Tips .................................................. 48
Safety Information .............................................. 49

Specification .......................................................... 50
Accessories & Options .......................................... 51

Supplied Accessories ......................................... 52
Optional Accessories .......................................... 52

R

ESET

 P

ROCEDURE

When key functions are lost, or erratic operation is encountered, you may 

clear all

settings

 of the transceiver and set them to the factory default with the following

procedures:

1. Turn the radio “off”.
2. Press and hold in the key located to the left of the [

POWER

] switch while

turning the radio on, to enter the “Special Function” mode.

3. Rotate the 

left side

 [

DIAL

] knob to select “

6 ALL RESET

”.

4. Press the 

left side

 [

DIAL

] knob and confirm that (

OK?

 [

SET

]) is displayed on

the LCD.

5. Press the 

left side

 [

DIAL

] knob once more to complete the reset procedure.

Summary of Contents for FTM-350R - APRS

Page 1: ...10900 Walker Street Cypress CA 90630 U S A YAESU UK LTD Unit 12 Sun Valley Business Park Winnall Close Winchester Hampshire SO23 0LB U K VERTEX STANDARD HK LTD Unit 5 20 F Seaview Centre 139 141 Hoi B...

Page 2: ...peration 23 GPS Operation 24 Navi Operation 26 Audio Playback Operation 28 Miscellaneous Setting Set Mode Operation 30 AUDIO Group 31 TX RX Group 33 DISPLAY Group 35 MEMORY Group 36 SCAN Group 37 SYST...

Page 3: ...FUNCTION key the current function of these key will change and appear above each keys the operating frequency the left side receiver for one second to enable ency in 1 MHz step er is set to Main band...

Page 4: ...y again Press the DISP key to switch between average and maximum speed To return to the Radio page press the FWD or BCK key repeatedly until the Radio Page appears 2 4 6 35 1 Press the FWD or BCK key...

Page 5: ...the squelch threshold level 4 Press the DIAL knob briefly to set the Main band 5 Press the B key to select the operating band of the Main band 6 Rotate the DIAL knob to select the operating frequency...

Page 6: ...F 2 SCAN DW LOCK SKIP 1 AD F 2 F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 V M SQL LOCK REV POW F 2 F 2 F 2 F 2 F 2 SCAN DW LOCK SKIP 1 AF D 2 F 3 F 3 F 3 F 3 F 3 zREC X CLR LOCK XPLAY VOICE F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 F 1 V M SQL LOCK...

Page 7: ...ey Press Hold Key Press Key Press Hold Key Press Key Press Hold Key Press Key Press Hold Key Opens the Station List window No Action Opens the Message List window No Action Toggles the key lockout fea...

Page 8: ...rs by pressing the microphone keypad buttons or use the microphone UP DWN keys to select them Press the B key to move the cursor to the next digit Press the A key to backspace the cursor and press the...

Page 9: ...ore the Odd Split transmit frequency first store the receive frequency using the 1 2 3 MEMORY OPERATION method already described on the previous page Then follow the below procedures 1 Tune the desire...

Page 10: ...ories to the Main band by entering the memory number useing the microphone keypad For example to recall the memory channel 14 press 0 1 4 When an Odd Split memory channel is recalled the indication wi...

Page 11: ...ry Storage procedure see page 6 COPYING MEMORIES 1 Rotate the left side DIAL knob to select the memory channel to be copied 2 Press the SEL key The selected column will blink 3 Rotate the left side DI...

Page 12: ...emory channels in the left band rotate the left side DIAL knob to select function menu item 3 L MEMORY SORT To sort the memory channels in the right band rotate the left side DIAL knob to select funct...

Page 13: ...de DIAL knob to tune the desired FM broadcast stations 4 To change the audio source to the AM Broadcast band or Line In audio press and hold the AD F key for two seconds to access the Set Mode Select...

Page 14: ...Press the BW key to toggle the visible bandwidth to 22 channels and 50 chan nels 3 Press the ATT key to reduce the receiving signal by approximately 10 dB if desired except the AM and FM Broadcast ban...

Page 15: ...s the left side DIAL knob and then rotate the left side DIAL knob to select SPECIAL 5 Press the left side DIAL knob to save the new setting 6 Press the ESC key the FTM 350R is reset automatically 1 Ro...

Page 16: ...a ringing bell sound alerts you when a call is coming in Use Set Mode item J01 BELL RINGER in the SIGNALING group See page 42 for details DCS OPERATION 1 Press and hold in the F key for two seconds to...

Page 17: ...re the CTCSS tone pairs using Set Mode item J04 PAGER CODE in the SIG NALING group The Sub menus 1 RX and 2 RX set the receiving tone codes and Sub menus 3 TX and 4 TX set the transmit tone codes 2 Pr...

Page 18: ...ION F03 SCAN RESUME F04 SCAN STOP BEEP in the SCAN group and G08 RX COVERAGE in the SYSTEM group MEMORY SCAN 1 Press the F key repeatedly until the SMART FUNCTION keys change to the F 1 category Then...

Page 19: ...may be set on a number of bands You may customize the functions of the Memory Scan via Set Mode items D03 MEMORY SCAN TYPE in the MEMORY group D04 MEMORY SKIP SELCT F03 SCAN RESUME F04 SCAN STOP BEEP...

Page 20: ...nob to select the function menu item 9 B T PAIRING 4 Press the left side DIAL knob 5 Press and hold the power switch on the Bluetooth Headset for five seconds until the Bluetooth Headset indicator bli...

Page 21: ...50 is around 1 m 3 ft If you move out of range a beep will be heard from the Bluetooth Head set to alert you If you move back into range the Bluetooth Headset will beep to alert you that you are back...

Page 22: ...to exit from the Set Mode SRG SISTER RADIO GROUP MODE 1 Press the SET key to enter the Set Mode choose the SIGNALING group choose the J06 WiRES item and then choose SRG See page 43 2 Press the ESC key...

Page 23: ...e the Internet Connection feature in the FRG mode The icon will appear on the display 4 To access an FRG node perform the following procedures 1 Press the WiRES key to access the Set Mode 2 Rotate the...

Page 24: ...in the SIGNALING group to ON See page 42 3 Press the ESC key three times to exit from the Set Mode and activate the DTMF Autodialer 4 To send the telephone number perform the following procedure whil...

Page 25: ...of the display A chart that and indicates the relative changes in the pressure barometric chart is presented in the left half of the display Additionally if you install the optional GPS Unit your cur...

Page 26: ...Compass Rose North Up Compass Rose Heading Up and Compass Tape 3 Press the POINT key to store the current position and date into the Point memory if desired Available Point memories are in four groups...

Page 27: ...o show the detail data of the Point memory 4 Press the left side DIAL knob again to enable editing of the stored data 5 Rotate the left side DIAL knob to toggle the point alarm function ON OFF When th...

Page 28: ...ance between your current position and destina tion appears at the lower right of the display Additionally your course direction com pass is shown in the left half of the display 4 Press the NAVI key...

Page 29: ...ey to open the Point memory list 2 Rotate the left side DIAL knob to select the Point memory you wish to overwrite 3 Press the left side DIAL knob to show the detail data of the Point memory 4 Press t...

Page 30: ...YBACK OPERATION REQUIRES OPTIONAL VOICE GUIDE UNIT 1 Press the F key repeatedly until the SMART FUNCTION key changes to the F 3 category or F 4 when the APRS function is activated 2 Press the zREC key...

Page 31: ...FTM 350R OPERATING MANUAL 29 NOTE...

Page 32: ...the desired operating item When you have finished making your adjustment press the ESC key repeatedly until the FTM 350R returns to normal operation The groups are as follows A AUDIO see page 31 B TX...

Page 33: ...ceived audio is enhanced in the low frequency range with a medium level efect LOW 1 The received audio is enhanced in the low frequency range with a low level efect NORMAL The received audio does not...

Page 34: ...n Available Values OFF TX MUTE RX MUTE or TRX MUTE Default OFF OFF Disable the MUTE function TX MUTE Disables the sub band s receiver audio output while transmitting on the main band RX MUTE Disables...

Page 35: ...band expansion Available Values GENERAL or WIDE COVERAGE Default GENERAL When this Set Mode item is set to WIDE COVERAGE you will receive the 108 137 MHz and 480 999 9875 MHz bands Cellular blocked B...

Page 36: ...MIN LOW NORMAL HIGH or MAX Default NORMAL B08 WIDE NARROW AUTO Function Selects the receiving mode Available Values AUTO WIDE FM FM NARROW FM or AM Default AUTO B09 WX ALERT Function Enables Disables...

Page 37: ...ARO ALTI OFF GPS ON NAVI OFF GPS INFO OFF Requires optional GPS Antenna Unit C02 LCD BRIGHTNESS Function Sets the displays illumination level Available Values MIN 2 3 4 5 6 7 or MAX Default MAX C03 LC...

Page 38: ...annel Available Values ALL MEMORY or SELECT MEMORY Default ALL MEMORY ALL MEMORY The scanner will skip the flagged SKIP channels during scan ning SELECT MEMORY The scanner will only scan the flagged S...

Page 39: ...ART F03 SCAN RESUME Function Selects the scan resume mode Available Values BUSY HOLD TIME 1 sec TIME 3 sec or TIME 5 sec Default TIME 5 sec BUSY The scanner will hold on a signal it encounters When th...

Page 40: ...kHz Default AUTO G04 BEEP Function Adjusts the beep volume level Available Values OFF LOW or HIGH Default LOW G05 F KEY Function Selects the function of the front panel F 2 key that is located at the...

Page 41: ...of the current band or vice versa VFO ALL When the VFO frequency reaches the high band edge of the cur rent band the VFO frequency will jump to the low band edge of the next band or vice versa MEMORY...

Page 42: ...OFF LOW or HIGH Default LOW H02 DESTINATION AREA Function Select the threshold range of the destination Available Values 0 05 mile 0 1 mile 0 2 mile 0 3 mile 0 5 mile 1 0 mile or 2 0 mile Default 0 1...

Page 43: ...left side DIAL knob again to save the new setting I02 DATE TIME FORMAT Function Selects the display format for date and time Available Values DATE yyyy mm dd yyyy dd mm mm dd yyyy or dd mm yyyy TIME 1...

Page 44: ...F memory register 1 9 into which you wish to store 2 Press the left side DIAL knob briefly 3 Rotate the left side DIAL knob or press one of the microphone s keypad buttons to select the first digit of...

Page 45: ...ONE DCS Encodes a CTCSS tone and decodes a DCS code T D icon will appear while operating DCS TSQL Encodes a DCS code and decodes a CTCSS tone D T icon will appear while operating J06 WiRES Function En...

Page 46: ...to the FM Broad cast band if you use the BH 2A Bluetooth Headset MODE STEREO Outputs stereo receive audio while listening to the FM Broadcast band Note When this mode is selected the VOX function does...

Page 47: ...HIGH Default 1 PLAY REC FREE 5min 2 ANNOUNCE AUTO 3 LANGUAGE ENGLISH 4 VOLUME MID PLAY REC FREE 5min Records up to the eight receive audio segments of variable length capable of storing up to five min...

Page 48: ...s the memory channels of the right side memory bank by frequency from low to high See page 10 for details 5 SYSTEM RESET Resets the Set Mode item settings except APRS PKT group to their factory defaul...

Page 49: ...radios the order of switch on does not matter 4 On the Destination radio rotate the left side DIAL knob to select function menu item 1 CLONE RX then press the left side DIAL knob twice 5 On the Source...

Page 50: ...ntact the shipping company or your local dealer if the unit was purchased over the counter so as to get instructions regarding the prompt resolution of the damage situation Be certain to save the ship...

Page 51: ...that antenna Do not install a directional antenna in any location where humans or pets may walk in the main directional lobe of the antenna s radiation pattern In mobile installations it is preferabl...

Page 52: ...600 kHz 144 MHz 1 6 5 0 7 6 MHz 430 MHz Emission Type F1 F2 F3 Antenna Impedance 50 Supply Voltage Nominal 13 8 V DC Negative Ground Operating 11 7 15 8 V Negative Ground Current Consumption 0 5 A Re...

Page 53: ...o Sensitivity 5 V TYP for 10 dB SN 0 5 1 7 MHz AM 2 V TYP for 12 dB SINAD 76 108 MHz WFM 0 8 V TYP for 10 dB SN 108 137 MHz AM 0 2 V for 12 dB SINAD 137 140 MHz FM 0 2 V for 12 dB SINAD 140 150 MHz FM...

Page 54: ...Headset Stereo BH 2A Bluetooth Unit BU 1 Charger Sleeve for the BH 1A BH 2A CAB 1 Earphone for BH 1A FEP 4 High Power External Speaker MLS 200 M10 AC Power Supply 25 A FP 1025A AC Power Supply 30 A FP...

Page 55: ...his equipment is incapable of tuning or readily being altered by the User to operate within the frequency bands allocated to the Domestic public Cellular Telecommunications Service in Part 22 WARNING...

Page 56: ...Printed in Japan 0912m AE Copyright 2009 VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD E H 0 3 3 M 1 0 0...

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