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OPERATION 

I. 

CW Monitor 

Connect  the  YR-901,  the  station  receiver,  and  the 

TV  monitor  as  shown  in  Figures  5  and 

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When 

using  the  video  modulator  to  drive  a  home  televi­
sion,  see  page 18  for  details  on  switching  between 
channels  3  and  4  for  output  from  the  video 

modulator. The  output  impedance  from  the  YR-
901  RF  OUT  jack  is  75  ohms,  so  a  balun  must be 
installed  to  provide  a  7 5  ohm  to  300  ohm  un­
balanced  to  balanced  feed  for  those  televisions 
using  300  ohm  feed  only. The  video  modulator  is 
an available option. See your  Yaesu dealer. 

We  recommend  that  the  television  antenna  be 
disconnected  to  avoid  transmitting  the  YR-901 
output signal from that antenna. 

The  preferred  method  of  viewing  the  YR-901 
output  is  on  a  video  monitor,  commonly  available 
from  computer  hobby  supply  outlets. The  correct 

connection method is  shown in Figure 

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When using headphones to monitor the CW output, 

please  do  not  use  the  FT-901 DM  PHONES  jack, 
as  this  will  cut  off  the  output  from  the  SP  jack. 
Instead,  use  the  PHONES  jack  provided  on  the 

YR-901 front panel. 

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Operation 

( 1)  Preset  the  receiver  for your favorite beat note 

on the  FT-901 DM marker  signal. 

(2)  Preset  the  YR-901  controls  and  switches  as 

follows: 

MODE  .......... CW.B  (For Morse  Code) 
NAR/WIDE  ...... WIDE 

TTY  (45/50)  ..... OFF 

NEG/POS  ....... POS 

ACR ............ OFF 

POWER  ......... ON 

(3)  Advance  the  INPUT LEVEL control as neces­

sary  to  obtain  a  1 /3  scale  indication  on  the 
level  indicator  LEDs. Now  adjust  the  F. ADJ 

control  on  the  rear  apron  of  the  YR-90 1  for 

maximum  deflection  of  the  indicator  LEDs. 
This  will  preset  the  input  bandpass  filter  for 
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response  on  your  preferred  beat 

note. Now turn  off  the marker. 

( 4)  Tune  in  the  desired  CW signal,  and adjust the 

INPUT  LEVEL  control  so  that  the  indicator 

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Summary of Contents for VR-901

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Page 6: ...r 45 baud rate for TTY operation With the TTY switch in the OFF position TTY operation is not possible 1 0 F L This is the figure letter shift switch for ASCII use 1 1 AS Antispace This switch activat...

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Page 8: ...oring 13 RF OUT This is the output jack for the optional video modulator for television channels 3 or 4 tp Switching is performed inside the cabinet for selecting the unused channel in your area 14 AF...

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Page 10: ...n using headphones to monitor the CW output please do not use the FT 901DM PHONES jack as this will cut off the output from the SP jack Instead use the PHONES jack provided on the YR 901 front panel F...

Page 11: ...a dash at the initial speed will appear to be a dot at three times that speed and the YR 901 will be unable to determine the proper ratio 7 Once the optimum copying tone has been secured you may swit...

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Page 13: ...wise By now you should be monitoring on the television screen the incoming RTTY message 5 Observe the display on the monitor screen If it appears that the figure letter relationship is reversed simply...

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