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Yaesu FT2DR Operating Instructions Manual (173 pages)
Brand:
Yaesu
| Category:
Transceiver
| Size: 40.21 MB
Table of Contents
Before Using the Transceiver
2
Table of Contents
2
Introduction
6
Features of the FT2DR/DE
6
Using the Touch Screen
7
How to Read this Manual
7
Checking the Supplied Items
8
Safety Precautions (be Sure to Read)
9
Names and Functions of Controls
14
Transceiver
14
Touch Screen Display
15
Entering Letters
19
Attaching the Supplied Accessories
20
Installing the Antenna
20
Attaching the Accessory Protective Cap/Belt Clip
20
Attaching the Protective Cap
20
Attaching the Belt Clip
20
Attaching a Hand Strap
21
Preparation
20
Preparing the Battery Pack/External Power Supply
22
Installing/Removing the Battery Pack
22
Installing the Battery Pack
22
Removing the Battery Pack
22
Charging the Battery Pack
22
How to Use the Battery Case (FBA-39)
25
Connecting an External Power Supply for Use in Vehicle
26
Connecting to an External Power Supply Using a Power Cable
27
Using a Microsd Memory Card
29
Usable Microsd Memory Cards
29
Cautions When Using a Microsd Memory Card
29
Mounting and Dismounting Microsd Memory Card
29
Formatting a Microsd Memory Card
31
Basic Operation
32
Performing Communication
32
Turning on the Transceiver
32
Adjusting the Volume Level
34
Toggling the Operating Band
34
Selecting a Frequency Band
37
Tuning to a Frequency
38
Selecting the Communication Mode
39
Transmitting/Receiving Signals
40
Listening to the Radio
42
Listening to the AM/FM Radio
42
Miscellaneous Settings
43
Setting Clock Time
43
Muting Audio
44
Changing the Transmission Power Level
46
Adjusting the Squelch Level
47
Setting the Frequency Step
47
Changing the Mode
48
Locking Keys and Switches
49
Attenuator (ATT) Function
50
Restoring to Defaults (All Reset)
51
Repeater Operation
52
Communicating Via the Repeater
52
Repeater Shift
53
Automatic Repeater Shift (ARS)
53
Tone Calling (1750 Hz)
53
A Wide Variety of Memory Functions
54
Registering to Memory Channel
55
Split Memory
56
Recalling a Memory Channel
57
Recalling the Home Channels
57
Returning to the Previous Frequency
58
Changing the Home Channel Frequency
58
Clearing Memories
59
Restoring the Cleared Memories
59
Using Memory Tag
59
Assigning a Name to a Memory Channel
60
Displaying the Memory Tag
61
Using the Memory
54
Using Memory Bank
62
Registering to Memory Banks
62
Recalling Memory Bank
63
Canceling Memory Channel Registration in Memory Bank
63
Assigning Name to Memory Bank
64
Convenient Preset Receiver Memory Channels
65
Registering Preset Receiver Memory Channels into Memory Banks
66
Recalling Preset Receiver Memory Channel to Listen to the Weather Broadcast
66
Recalling Preset Receiver Memory Channel to Listen to the International VHF (Marine) Radio
67
Recalling Preset Receiver Memory Channels to Listen to World Wide Broadcasts
68
Worldwide Short Wave Broadcast
69
Scanning Function
71
VFO Scan
71
Canceling Scanning
72
Skipping Frequencies You Do Not Want to Scan (Skip Search Memory)
72
Specifying the Frequencies You Do Not Want to Scan
73
Deleting the Frequency Registered to the Skip Search Memory Channel
73
Setting the Receive Operation When Scanning Stops
74
Memory Channel Scanning
76
Specifying Skip/Selected Memory Channels
77
Scanning Only the Specified Memory Channels
78
Scanning the Memory Bank
79
Memory Bank Link Scanning
79
Programmable Memory Channel Scan (PMS)
81
Registering to the Programmable Memory Channels
81
Performing Programmable Memory Channel Scan
81
Digital Group Monitor Function
83
Standard Operation of the GM Function
83
Displaying All Stations (up to 24 Stations) Operating with the GM Function
83
Registering Ids of Friends in a Group and Displaying Only Registered GM Users
84
Deactivating the GM Function
84
Using the Digital GM Function
83
What Is the GM Function
83
The APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) Function
85
Using the APRS / WIRES-X Functions
85
What Is the WIRES-X Function
85
Activating the GPS Function
86
The GPS Function
86
Using the GPS Function
86
Method of Positioning by GPS
88
Displaying Position Information of Remote Stations in Digital Mode
88
Saving GPS Information (GPS Log Function)
89
Checking Tracks on Your PC
90
GPS Screen Information and Operation
91
Displaying the GPS Information
91
Smart Navigation Function
93
Real-Time Navigation Function
93
Backtrack Function
93
Registering Your Current Position (Departure Point) (up to 3 Positions Can be Registered)
93
Using the Back Track Function
94
Description of the BACK TRACK Function Screen
95
Convenient Functions
96
Dual Receive (DW) Function
96
VFO Dual Receive
97
VFO Mode → Priority Memory Channel
97
Memory Channel Dual Receive
98
Memory Channel → Priority Memory Channel
98
Home Channel Dual Receive
98
Home Channel → Priority Memory Channel
98
AF-DUAL Receive Function (Receiving Signals on Other Frequency Channels While Listening to Broadcast Radio)
100
Listening to a Radio Broadcast Using the AF-DUAL Receive Function
100
Setting the Resumption Time of Radio Reception
101
Using the DTMF Function
103
Setting the DTMF Memory
103
Transmitting the Registered DTMF Code
104
Manually Transmitting the DTMF Code
105
Spectrum Analyzer with Signal Strength Graph Band Scope Function
106
Taking Picture Using the Optional Camera-Mounted Speaker Microphone Snapshot Function
107
Viewing the Saved Image
108
Transmitting the Saved Image to Other Transceivers
108
Communicating with a Specific Remote Station
109
Using the Tone Squelch Function
109
Selecting the Squelch Type
109
Setting the Tone Frequency
110
Searching for the CTCSS Tone Transmitted by the Remote Station
111
Setting the DCS Code
112
Searching for the DCS Code Used by the Remote Station
112
Notification of a Call from a Remote Station by Vibration
113
Selecting the Vibrator Operation Mode
114
Notification of a Call from a Remote Station by the Bell Function
114
Changing the Number of Times the Bell Rings
115
Calling Only a Specific Station
116
New Pager Function
116
Flow of Operation to Use the Pager Function
116
Setting the Code for Your Station
116
Activating the New Pager Function
117
Calling a Specific Station
117
Being Called by the Remote Station (Standby Operation)
118
Customize Menu Settings for Individual Use (Set Mode)
119
Using Set Mode
119
Set Mode Operation
119
Resetting the All Set Mode Settings
120
Tables of Set Mode Operations
121
Set Mode: DISPLAY Menu Operations
128
Setting What to Display Using the Smart Navigation Function
128
Setting the Compass Display
128
Setting the Search Channels for the BAND SCOPE Function
128
Changing the Lighting Condition
129
Selecting the Display Language
129
Adjusting the LCD Contrast Level
129
Adjusting the LCD Backlight and Key Button Light Brightness Level
130
Changing the Opening Message Displayed Immediately after Power-On
130
Displaying the Battery Voltage
130
Changing the Display Pattern of the S-Meter
131
Displaying the Software Version
131
Set Mode: TX/RX Menu Operations
132
Reducing Receiver Sensitivity Attenuator (ATT) Function
132
Setting the Transmit Modulation Level
132
Switching the Receive Mode
133
Setting the Squelch Type for the Digital Mode
133
Setting the Pop-Up Time of the Remote Station Information
133
Displaying Your Location in Digital Mode
134
Setting the Standby Beep
134
Adjusting the Microphone Sensitivity Microphone Gain
134
Muting Audio
135
Simultaneous Radio Broadcast Reception
135
Set Mode: MEMORY Menu Operations
136
Setting Memory Bank Link
136
Assigning Name to Memory Bank
136
Assigning Name to Memory Channel
136
Prohibiting Registration to a Memory Channel Memory Channel Protect Function
137
Setting Memory Skip Function
137
Setting the Memory Channels Used for Registration
137
Set Mode: SIGNALING Menu Operations
138
Notification of a Call from a Remote Station by the Bell
138
Selecting a DCS Code
138
Transmitting and Receiving a DCS Code with an Inverted Phase DCS INVERSION Function
138
Setting the Transmission Method of the DTMF Code
138
Setting the DTMF Code
139
Calling Only a Specific Station (New Pager Function)
139
Enabling No-Communication Squelch Function PR FREQUENCY Function
139
Adjusting the Squelch Level SQL LEVEL Function
139
Setting the Squelch to Activate at a Specified Signal Strength S-Meter Squelch Function
140
Setting the Squelch Type for Transmit and Receive SQL EXPANSION Function
141
Setting the Type of Squelch
141
Selecting a CTCSS Tone Frequency
141
Setting the Sound and Speed During Tone Search Tone Search Function
141
Set Mode: SCAN Menu Operations
142
Setting the Surveillance Interval Time for Priority Channels DW INTERVAL TIME Function
142
Setting the Illumination On/Off When Scanning Stops LAMP Function
142
Setting the Time to Resume Scanning SCAN RE-START Function
142
Selecting a Receive Operation When Scanning Stops
143
Setting the Scanning Range
143
Set Mode: GM Menu Operations
144
Set Mode: WIRES-X Menu Operations
144
Set Mode: CONFIG Menu Operations
145
Turn Power off Automatically Auto Power-Off Function
145
Preventing Accidental Transmission Busy Channel Lockout (BCLO) Function
145
Setting the Key Operation Confirmation Sound
146
Turning off the BUSY Indicator
146
Setting the Clock Shift for the Micro Computer Clock Type Function
147
Setting a Time Interval for Saving GPS Position Information
147
Permitting/Prohibiting Transfer of Home Channel Frequency to VFO
147
Using the LED Light
148
Setting the LOCK Function
148
Setting the Operation of the Key
148
Turning On/Off the Transceiver at the Specified Time Timer Function
149
Password Function
149
Setting the PTT Delay Time PTT DELAY Function
150
Setting the ARS Function RPT ARS Function
150
Setting the Repeater Shift Direction RPT SHIFT Function
150
Setting the Frequency Offset for Repeater Shift RPT SHIFT FREQ Function
151
Disabling Receiver While no Signal Is Received Receiver Battery Save Function
151
Changing the Frequency Step Manually
151
Setting Clock Time
151
Limit the Time of a Continuous Transmission (TOT Function)
152
Setting the Frequency Selection Range for Operation in VFO Mode VFO MODE Function
152
Notifying a Call from a Remote Station by Vibration
152
Swapping the Dial Knob Functions
152
Set Mode: APRS Menu Operations
153
Set Mode: SD CARD Menu Operations
154
Saving/Loading Data To/From Microsd Memory Card
154
Saving/Loading Memory Channel Information To/From Microsd Memory Card
155
Saving/Loading GROUP ID Information To/From a Microsd Memory Card
155
Formatting a Microsd Memory Card
156
Set Mode: OPTION Menu Operations
157
Setting the Optional Microphone with Camera for Use
157
Set Mode: CALLSIGN Menu Operations
158
Functions to Use as Necessary
159
Using the Transceiver for Packet Communication
159
Clone Operation
160
Connecting an External Device
161
Connecting to a PC
161
Connecting to an External Device
162
Connection Cables
162
Data Cable (CT-170)
162
Data Output Cable (CT-176)
162
Appendix
163
Optional Parts
163
If You Suspect Malfunction Check the Following Items before Requesting a Repair
164
The Transceiver Does Not Turn on
164
There Is no Sound
164
There Is no Transmission of Radio Waves
164
The Keys or DIAL Does Not Respond
164
Index
166
Specifications
168
Declaration of Conformity
171
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| Category:
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Table of Contents
Preparation Procedure
2
Table of Contents
3
About this Manual
3
Introduction
4
What Is WIRES-X
4
What Is WIRES-X Portable Digital Node Function
4
System Requirements (Operating Environment)
7
Preparation
8
User Registration (Acquire an ID Number)
8
Install Latest WIRES-X Software to the PC
10
Install the USB Driver for the PC Connection Cable
11
Update the Firmware of the Transceiver
12
Connect the Transceiver and the PC
13
Communicating Only with C4FM Digital Mode (Portable Digital Node Mode)
13
Communicating with Digital or Analog FM Mode (Portable HRI Mode)
14
Initial Setting (Setting Is Required Only Once at the Beginning)
16
Start the Transceiver
16
Starting the WIRES-X Software
17
Communication Port Setting
17
Authenticate (Activate) the WIRES-X Server
18
Transceiver Settings (Access Point Only)
19
Basic Operation
21
Using the Portable Digital Node Mode
21
Connecting the Transceiver and the PC
21
Starting the WIRES-X Software
21
Starting the Transceiver in Special Mode
21
Setting the Transceiver (Access Point Only)
23
Start Operation of Portable Node
31
Connecting to a Node or a Room on the Internet
43
Communicating with Other Station
57
Disconnecting from the Node or Room
58
Closing the WIRES-X Software
58
Using the Portable HRI Mode
61
Connecting the Transceiver and the PC
61
Starting the WIRES-X Software
61
Starting the Transceiver in Special Mode
61
Connecting a Node or a Room by Operating the WIRES-X Software on the PC
62
Communicating with Other Station
63
Disconnecting from the Node or Room
64
Closing the WIRES-X Software
64
Operating the Transceiver in Portable HRI Mode
65
WIRES-X Software Main Screen
67
Functions to Use as Necessary
70
Audio Volume Adjustment of PC (Portable HRI Mode Only)
70
Adjusting Audio Level in the Access Point (Portable HRI Mode)
70
Adjusting Audio Level in the Direct Operation (Portable HRI Mode)
72
FT5D/FT3D/FT2D Direct Operation Dedicated Function
76
Bookmarking Frequently Connected Nodes or Rooms
77
Bookmarking Nodes or Rooms
77
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Table of Contents
2
What Is WIRES-X
3
Terminology
4
Entering Letters
7
Connecting to a Faraway Station Using WIRES-X
7
Finding a Local Node
7
Connecting in Digital Mode
7
Connecting to Local Nodes
8
Connecting to a Node or Room on the Internet
10
Communicating with Others
14
Useful Functions in Digital Mode
15
Using Preset Channels
15
Connecting to Registered Nodes or Rooms
17
Releasing the WIRES-X Connection
21
Connecting to Analog Nodes
22
Connecting to Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
22
Communicating with Others
23
Disconnecting from the Node or Room
23
Various Display Functions
23
Confirming the Location of the Local Node and the Partner Station
23
Confirming the Frequency
24
Returning to the Initial Screen
25
Using the News Function of WIRES-X
26
Viewing Messages
26
Viewing Text Data in Local Nodes
26
Viewing Text Data on the WIRES-X Server (INT NEWS)
28
Viewing Text Data in Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
30
Importing Images
32
Importing Images from Local Nodes
32
Importing Images from the WIRES-X Server (INT NEWS)
33
Importing Data from Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
34
Viewing Imported Data Later
35
Deleting Imported Data
37
Deleting a File
37
Listening to Audio Messages
37
Listening to Emergency Information in the Local Node
38
Listening to Routine Messages in Local Nodes
38
Listening to Routine Messages on the WIRES-X Server (INT NEWS)
39
Listening to Emergency Information in Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
39
Listening to Routine Messages in Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
40
Transmitting Messages and Images
41
Creating and Transmitting Messages to Local Nodes
41
Transmitting Saved Messages or Images to Local Nodes
43
Creating and Transmitting Messages to Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
44
Transmitting Saved Messages or Images to Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
44
Transmitting Audio Messages
45
Transmitting Emergency Information to Local Nodes
45
Transmitting Routine Voice Messages to Local Nodes
46
Transmitting Emergency Information to Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
46
Display the Menu List of the Node or Room on the Internet
46
Touch [UPLOAD]
46
Displays the Data Type Select Screen
46
Transmitting Routine Messages to Nodes or Rooms on the Internet
47
Follow Steps 1 to 3 in "Creating and Transmitting Messages to Nodes or Rooms on the
47
Using WIRES-X and the GM Function Simultaneously
48
Registering a Local Node to a Group
48
Confirming the Frequency
50
Returning to the Group List Screen
50
WIRES-X Setting Mode Menus
51
WIRES-X Setting Mode List
51
Using the WIRES-X Setting Mode
51
Setting the Operating Frequencies for Repeaters/Wires-X
51
Setting the Item Order on the Node & Room Lists
53
Editing Category Names
53
Deleting the Registered Nodes and Rooms
54
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Using the APRS ® Function
2
APRS ® Initial Settings
3
Initial Setting Process for APRS Operations
3
When Operating APRS Using the GPS Function
4
When Operating APRS Without Using the GPS Function
5
Setting the Clock
5
Setting Your Own Station Call Sign
9
Setting the APRS Baud Rate
10
Setting the Symbol of Your Own Station
12
Receiving APRS ® Beacons
16
Setting the APRS Operating Frequency
16
Receiving Beacons
16
Description of the APRS STATION LIST Screen and Operations
17
Notification of Beacon or Message Arrival in a Pop-Up Screen APRS POPUP Function
27
Screen When BND 2 S - BND 60 S Is Selected
29
Audio Notification of a Beacon or Message Received APRS RINGER Function
30
Displaying RAW Packet Data
31
Deleting a Beacon Station from the List
33
Transmitting APRS ® Beacons
34
Transmitting a Beacon Manually
34
Switching between Automatic and Manual Beacon Transmission
34
Setting the Automatic Beacon Transmit Interval
35
Setting the Smartbeaconing
36
Registering Status Text
38
Selecting a Position Comment
40
Setting the Digipeater Route
41
APRS ® Message Screen and Operating Instructions
44
Description of the APRS MESSAGE LIST Screen and Operations
44
Description of the APRS MESSAGE LIST Detail Screen and Operations
45
Message Edit Screen and Description of Operations
46
Receiving Messages
47
Filter Setting for Messages Received
48
Deleting a Message from the List
50
Transmitting APRS ® Messages
51
Creating and Sending Messages
51
APRS Set Mode List
58
APRS Set Mode Function List
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Table of Contents
Preparation Procedure
2
Table of Contents
3
Introduction
4
What Is WIRES-X
4
What Is WIRES-X Portable Digital Node Function
4
System Requirements (Operating Environment)
7
Preparation
8
User Registration (Acquire an ID Number)
8
Install Latest WIRES-X Software to the PC
9
Install the USB Driver for the PC Connection Cable
11
Update the Firmware of the Transceiver
11
Connect the Transceiver and the PC
13
Communicating Only with C4FM Digital Mode (Portable Digital Node Mode)
13
Communicating with Digital or Analog FM Mode (Portable HRI Mode)
14
Initial Setting (Setting Is Required Only Once at the Beginning)
16
Start the Transceiver
16
Starting the WIRES-X Software
17
Communication Port Setting
17
Authenticate (Activate) the WIRES-X Server
18
Transceiver Settings (Access Point Only)
19
Basic Operation
21
Using the Portable Digital Node Mode
21
Connecting the Transceiver and the PC
21
Starting the WIRES-X Software
21
Starting the Transceiver in Special Mode
21
Setting the Transceiver (Access Point Only)
22
Start Operation of Portable Node
28
Connecting to a Node or a Room on the Internet
37
Communicating with Other Station
47
Disconnecting from the Node or Room
47
Closing the WIRES-X Software
47
Using the Portable HRI Mode
50
Connecting the Transceiver and the PC
50
Starting the WIRES-X Software
50
Starting the Transceiver in Special Mode
50
Connecting a Node or a Room by Operating the WIRES-X Software on the PC
51
Communicating with Other Station
51
Disconnecting from the Node or Room
52
Closing the WIRES-X Software
52
Operating the Transceiver in Portable HRI Mode
53
WIRES-X Software Main Screen
55
Functions to Use as Necessary
58
Audio Volume Adjustment of PC (Portable HRI Mode Only)
58
Adjusting Audio Level in the Access Point (Portable HRI Mode)
58
Adjusting Audio Level in the Direct Operation (Portable HRI Mode)
60
FT5D/FT3D/FT2D Direct Operation Dedicated Function
64
Bookmarking Frequently Connected Nodes or Rooms
65
Bookmarking Nodes or Rooms
65
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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Inputting Text
3
Registering or Editing Groups or Group Members
4
Registering Stations Within Communication Range as Group Members
4
Registering Group Members Manually
5
Creating a New Group
6
Changing the Group Name
7
Changing the Group Member Names (Call Signs)
9
Registering the Members Saved on the Microsd Memory Card
10
Deleting Groups
11
Deleting Group Members
12
Checking Received Messages and Images
13
Sending MESSAGE and PICT (Image) Data
15
Creating and Sending a New Message
15
Using Standard Messages
17
Registering a Standard Message
18
Replying to the Sender of the Checked Message or Image Data
19
Forwarding the Checked Message or Image Data
21
Sending Image Data You Took
23
Displaying Your Partner Station Locations Automatically
25
Checking the Location of Your Partner Station
25
Using the SYNC Function
28
Synchronizing from Your Station
28
Accepting the SYNC Operation from Other Stations
29
GM Set Mode List
30
GM Set Mode Function List
30
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Table of Contents
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Using the Touch Screen
3
How to Read this Manual
3
Safety Precautions (be Sure to Read)
4
Names and Functions of Controls
9
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