Yaesu DVS-2 - Receiver Recording Operation; Receiver Recording with the FT-1000

Receizter
Recording
when
used in this
mode,
the DVS-2
maintains
a
continuous
recording
of
the last
(approximately)
16
seconds
of
audio from
the main
receiver.
This
can
be particularly
helpful
in
picking
out
callsigns
during
a
pileup, as
you
can replay
the same recording
as
often
as you like
(until
you record
over it).
The
record/playback
process
in
this mode
is
analogous
to
an 16-second
"endless
tape"
-
that is,
you
can turn
the recorder
on and
off to record
up
to
a
total
of 16 seconds
of small
segments
of audio,
or you
can leave
the
recorder
running
to
get one 16-second
segment.
In
any
case, the
recorder
overwrites
data
more
than 16
(recording)
seconds
old.
J
ro
start the receiver
recorder
just
press
the REC
button. The
yellow REC
LED
will
light
(and
stay lit).
J
when
you hear
something
you want
to play
back,
press
the srop
button
(the
neO
LED
will
turn
off), and
then
press
the
pLAy
button.
Now
the
green PLAY
LED
will light
as recorded
audio is
played
back
through the
main
receiver
audio
channel.
Note
that if you
record
for less
than 16
seconds,
playback
will start
at the
point
you first
started
recording
(no
"rewind',
necessary).
Howeve4
if
you
record
for
more
than 16
seconds,
playback
will begin
at the
point 16
seconds
before
you stopped
recording.
In
either
case, playback
will repeat
any re-
corded
audio
every L6
seconds.
You
can
stop the playback
at any
time
by pressing
srop.
If
you then
press
PLAY
again,
playback
will
continue from
the point
you
stopped
it.
Receiaer
Recording
with
the FT-7000
As
the DVS-2
uses
only
the main
receiver
audio
channel
of the FT:1000,
you
can
play back
recordings
without
missing
real-time
action
by
using
the A > B
button
on
the FT-1000
to
set
the two
VFOs
to
the same
frequency.
with
stereo headphones,
this allows
you
to continuaily
monitor
signals
on
the sub
vfo
audio
channel
while
playing
back
recording
on
the main
channel.
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