Yaesu FT DX 9000D - COMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Page 45 FT
DX
9000D O
PERATION
M
ANUAL
B
ASIC
O
PERATION
: R
ECEIVING ON
A
MATEUR
B
ANDS
10. Rotate the Main Tuning Dial knob to tune around
the band, and begin normal operation.
Quick Note
H
Clockwise rotation of the Main tuning Dial in-
creases the operating frequency, one “step” of the
synthesizer at a time; similarly, counter-clockwise
rotation of the Main tuning Dial will decrease
the frequency.
Two steps, one “normal” and one “fast,” are avail-
able on each operating mode. Pressing the
FAST key engages the “Fast” tuning selection.
Operating Mode 1 Step 1 Dial Rotation
LSB, USB, CW, RTTY, 10 Hz [100 Hz] 10 kHz [100 kHz]
PKT(LSB)
AM, FM, PKT(FM)
100 Hz [1 kHz] 100 kHz [1 MHz]
[ ]: FAST switch set to “ON”
O
PERATION ON
60-M
ETER
(
5 MH
Z
)
B
AND
(
U.S.
VERSION ONLY
)
The FT
DX
9000D includes the capability for transmission and reception on the five spot frequencies assigned to the
Amateur Service in the United States. To 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 “US5” are pre-pro-
grammed, at the factory, with the permitted frequen-
cies in the 5 MHz band, and the USB mode is auto-
matically selected on these channels.
3. To exit from 60-meter operation and return to the VFO
mode, just press the V/M key.
Note
The frequencies and operating mode for 5 MHz band op-
eration are both fixed, and may not be changed.
H
It is possible to separate the frequency change over
one dial rotation, while operating solely on the
CW mode, using the Menu items “TUNING 129
MAIN DIAL STEP,” and “TUNING 130 MAIN
DIAL CW FINE” See page 144.
H
If you want to navigate quickly, so as to effect
rapid frequency change, there are several tech-
niques available:
o Direct keyboard frequency entry of the fre-
quency (see page 57).
o Use the CLAR/VFO-B knob to tune in 1
MHz steps (see page 57).
o Use the microphone’s Up/Down scanning keys,
if your microphone is so equipped.
V/M key