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VR-5000 O

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Page 1: ...dquarters 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 Unit 12 Sun Valley Business Park Winnall Close Winchester Hampshire SO...

Page 2: ...grammable Memory Recall 26 Memory Channel Sort 28 PS PreSet Memory Channel 29 Scanning 30 Memory Scanning 32 VFO scanning 33 Programmable Band Limit Memory Scan PMS 34 M S Scan 36 Contents Band Scope...

Page 3: ...The procedures described below will ensure that you get the most out of your new VR 5000 receiver INITIAL INSPECTION After carefully removing the VR 5000 from its packing carton inspect it for any si...

Page 4: ...he BUSY icon in the LCD turns off in all modes This is normally kept fully counter clockwise except when scanning and during FM operation SUB VOL TONE Knob SUB VOL Knob The inner SUB VOL knob adjusts...

Page 5: ...Frequency Main Band Reception Mode Main Band S Meter Memory Channel Number Memory Bank Number Sub Band Reception Mode Main Band Channel Step Sub Band Channel Step Clock D DELAY SCAN P PAUSE SCAN H HOL...

Page 6: ...able Priority Channel operation V DIM Key Press this key momentarily to enable adjustment of the display brightness Press this key after F key is pressed to activate the optional FVS 1A Voice Synthe s...

Page 7: ...requency hop of 10 MHz down or up In the Memory mode pressing either of these keys momentarily steps the Memory Channel down or up respectively While the Band Scope is engaged pressing either of these...

Page 8: ...r particular transceiver for details regarding proper connection ANT B Terminal Use these spring loaded terminal connectors to connect a high impedance antenna ANT Switch This switch selects antennas...

Page 9: ...ontrols This audio can be used for tape recording purposes and for connection to data demodulator decoder equipment 8V Jack This output jack provides 8V DC at up to 100 mA for providing DC voltage to...

Page 10: ...nd any other type of power adapter for use with this product To install the PA 28 first connect the small round DC output connector on the cable of the PA 28 to the DC 13 5V jack on the rear panel of...

Page 11: ...e obtained by the use of an outdoor antenna system in stalled as high and in the clear as reasonably possible Indoor antenna installations gener ally suffer from high levels of interference from compu...

Page 12: ...Dipole antenna may easily be constructed from readily available materials A dipole consists of a length of wire cut according to the formulas below the wire is broken in the middle and insulators are...

Page 13: ...of weaker signals difficult or impossible Your local dealer will be in the best position to recommend an antenna type as well as installation tips for successful monitoring in your area Antenna Switc...

Page 14: ...smission An external switch or re lay will be required for this task REC Jack Connections The rear panel s REC jack provides constant level Line Out audio output suitable for connection to a tape reco...

Page 15: ...cular care with any cables connected to this jack If the far end of the cable should become shorted to ground perhaps by accidental contact with a metal surface the internal fuse for this jack will bl...

Page 16: ...h VOL knobs can be rotated to adjust the relative balance of receiver audio between the two VFOs during dual reception 2 The VR 5000 squelch system allows you to mute the receiver s audio output when...

Page 17: ...the keypad based on the operating frequency you have chosen To enter a frequency from the keypad 1 Enter the MHz portion of the frequency on which you wish to receive 2 Enter the decimal point after t...

Page 18: ...ting mode which had been selected by the AUTO mode 3 Press the STEP PLAY key as many times as required to shift to the desired channel step selection for example 5 kHz DUAL RECEIVE The VR 5000 provide...

Page 19: ...TING THE CLOCK 1 Press the F key momentarily then press the ENT key 2 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the MISC menu then press the ENT key 3 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the CLO...

Page 20: ...equencies adjacent to those stored in the special Short wave Broadcast Memory Bank However the pre programmed stations will provide a quick start to your Short wave listening enjoyment To utilize the...

Page 21: ...70 9 520 11 920 15 585 04 BBC British Broadcasting Corporation 6 195 9 410 12 095 15 310 05 R FRANCE Radio France International 6 045 9 790 11 670 15 525 06 BELGIUM Radio Vlaanderen International 5 98...

Page 22: ...hannel into a memory group storage of this frequency is now complete 4 If designating the channel for storage into a memory group confirm that the cursor is on the Channel menu then press the ENT key...

Page 23: ...press the BEEP key to change its setting to All Mem 4 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the END menu selection then press the ENT key 5 Confirm that the cursor is on the WRITE menu then press...

Page 24: ...Short wave Broadcast station s name etc 1 Recall the memory channel on which you wish to append a label 2 Press the F key momentarily then press the V M MW key 3 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the curso...

Page 25: ...the seven available characters 6 M N O m n o 6 M Press the 7 VCS key repeatedly to toggle among the seven available characters 7 P Q R p q r 7 P Press the 8 RF TUNE key repeatedly to toggle among the...

Page 26: ...roup naming process is now complete Protecting Memories Inhibits the Editing of Memorized Channels You may wish to Protect a certain Memory Channel s data to prevent accidental data change With Protec...

Page 27: ...e cursor is on the CANCEL menu option then press the ENT SET key to mask the channel s data To unmask a channel s data 1 Press the F key momentarily then press the V M MW key 2 Rotate the DIAL knob to...

Page 28: ...ginning with POLICE are appearing on the display 6 When you find the desired memory channel press the ENT SET key to recall that channel Important Note You can recall Memory Channels alpha numerically...

Page 29: ...is set up so as to quiet the background noise 1 Press the F key momentarily then press the 4 SPL key 2 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the PMR Board menu selection then press the ENT SET key...

Page 30: ...DIAL knob to set the cursor to the FREQUENCY menu 3 Press the BEEP key to select the sorting mode to A Z or Z A A Z Arranges the memory channels from the lowest frequency to the highest fre quency Z...

Page 31: ...NELS Five convenient PS memories are provided in the VR 5000 allowing quick recall of top priority operating frequencies Use this memory feature for your most often used frequen cies PS Memory Channel...

Page 32: ...ens VOICE In this mode the scanner will stop on a signal which contains a voice signal Here is the procedure for setting up the Scan Stop mode S METER Scanning 1 Press the F key momentarily then press...

Page 33: ...sumes automatically The scanning restart delay time default interval 2 seconds is set by the M P DELAY menu selection PAUSE In this mode the scanner will halt on a signal it encounters After a program...

Page 34: ...elect the ScanStop menu option 6 Press the BEEP key repeatedly if necessary to select DELAY PAUSE or HOLD as desired 7 Rotate the DIAL knob to select END then press ENT SET 8 The display should now in...

Page 35: ...ode as the incoming signal will not pause long enough for the receiver to resume scanning Such channels may be skipped during scanning if you like 1 Recall the Memory Channel to be skipped during scan...

Page 36: ...e tag to the PMS memory To attach an alpha numeric name tag to the PMS memory program the alpha numeric label using the DIAL knob and keypad as described previously if you don t want to label this fre...

Page 37: ...t the cursor to the MISC menu option then press the ENT SET key 6 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the desired menu from the following list remember that these settings will only be applied d...

Page 38: ...the dwell timers for the Scanner You can customized the dwell timers for the Scanner 1 Press the F key momentarily then press the ENT SET key 2 Rotate the DIAL knob to select the cursor to the SCAN TM...

Page 39: ...nel Marker to be moved anywhere within the programmed sweep range When the Channel Marker is set to a frequency that may be of interest press the COPY REC key the frequency will change to that set by...

Page 40: ...ory Bank for the Smart Search then press the ENT SET key 5 Press the BEEP key to select the between STOP or FIFO If you select STOP Smart Search will sweep the selected Memory Bank once and then stop...

Page 41: ...the ENT SET key 7 Confirm that the cursor is on the WRITE menu option then press the ENT SET key To initiate Priority Channel operation Press the F key momentarily then press the 5 PRI key to initiate...

Page 42: ...ANAMA LIMA MONTREAL NEW YORK SANTIAGO CARACAS B AIRES SAO PAUL CANARY I Area Name Honolulu Tahiti Anchorage Vancouver San Francisco Los Angels Calgary Denver Mexico Dallas Chicago Miami Tronto Panama...

Page 43: ...a which you wish change the area name as descried previously 2 Press the ENT SET key to enable the programming of the area name 3 Program the area name max 8 characters using the DIAL knob and keypad...

Page 44: ...h an alpha numeric name to the On Off timer program the alpha numeric label using the DIAL knob and keypad as described previously otherwise press the COPY REC key 8 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cu...

Page 45: ...ress the ENT SET key 4 Rotate the DIAL knob to select the cursor to the END menu then press the ENT SET key 5 Confirm that the cursor is on the WRITE menu then press the ENT SET key When activate the...

Page 46: ...IAL knob to set the cursor to the NOTCH menu option then press the BEEP key to change its setting to ON 3 Rotate the DIAL knob to set the cursor to the END menu option then press the ENT SET key 4 Con...

Page 47: ...then press the ENT SET key 7 Confirm that the cursor is on the UPDATE menu option then press the ENT SET key to exit the setup process 8 Press the DSP key to activate the DSP system To disable the DSP...

Page 48: ...TE menu option then press the ENT SET key to exit the setup process To disable the DSP Noise Reduction feature set the NR menu option to OFF in step 3 CW PITCH In the CW mode you can change the CW Pit...

Page 49: ...press the 0 NB key The NB icon will appear on the display You should observe a reduction in the ignition noise 2 To switch the Noise Blanker off press the F key momentarily then press the 0 NB key the...

Page 50: ...4 Press the BEEP key to select the desired lockout combination Key Dial Key or Dial 5 To attach a Password to the Locking feature enter a four digit password 0000 9999 via the keypad and then press t...

Page 51: ...mination level 0 dim 7 bright As you make the adjustment you will be able to see the effects of your changes 3 When you have completed the adjustment press the ENT SET key to save the new setting and...

Page 52: ...allow you to identify weak stations by repeatedly listening to the audio stream You may also wish to record snippets for later transfer to a tape recorder as a record of stations heard Recording 1 Pr...

Page 53: ...ame al though the CURRENT level will appear to have a very slightly lower value due to the damping in the metering 4 If you are resetting the reference level press the 0 NB key to equalize the peak le...

Page 54: ...cupancy will be created called the PMR Board The VR 5000 will monitor the activity on these channels simultaneously via a rapid search function An indicator or indicators will appear on the board as d...

Page 55: ...hen press the ENT SET key 5 Confirm that the cursor is on the WRITE menu option then press the ENT SET key 2 Turn both radios off 3 Connect the a D SUB 9 pin RS 232C cross cable not supplied between t...

Page 56: ...al COM port connectors use a 9 pin rather than 25 pin configuration If your computer uses a custom connector you may have to construct the cable In this case refer to the technical docu mentation supp...

Page 57: ...to the radio must always consist of five bytes The CAT control program you are writing must construct the 5 byte block by selecting the appropriate instruction opcode organizing the parameters if any...

Page 58: ...ESSOR RESETTING 1 Turn the Radio OFF 2 Press and hold the CLR PRI CLR key while turing the Radio ON 3 Press the ENT SET key to reset the all setting to their factory defaults press the CLR PRI CLR key...

Page 59: ...pplied four screws 4 Replace the bottom cover and its four screws DIGITAL VOICE MEMORY UNIT DVS 4 1 Remove the four screws affixing the bottom cover then remove the bottom cover see Figure 1 2 Locate...

Page 60: ...AM 25 STEP kHz Frequency Range MHz MODE 142 00000 144 00000 FM N 12 5 144 00000 144 10000 CW 0 1 144 10000 144 30000 USB 0 1 144 30000 148 00000 FM N 5 148 00000 156 00000 FN N 12 5 156 00000 157 450...

Page 61: ...SSB CW 4 8 V 10 dB S N AM 10 8 V 10 dB S N 0 5 1 79998 MHz SSB CW 1 0 V 10 dB S N AM 4 0 V 10 dB S N 1 8 3 99998 MHz SSB CW 0 6 V 10 dB S N AM 2 5 V 10 dB S N 4 0 29 99998 MHz SSB CW 0 3 V 10 dB S N A...

Page 62: ...VR 5000 OPERATING MANUAL 60 Note...

Page 63: ...ns Service in Part 22 This device complies with RSS 210 of Industry Canada Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept a...

Page 64: ...Printed in Japan 0303Y EY Copyright 2003 VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of VERTEX STANDARD CO LTD E 1 3 6 1 1 0 0 2...

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