In
Case
of
Trouble ...
FMMode
• Check setting
ofFM
MIC
GAIN
per
MENU
#26.
Check operation
of
PTT switch to ensure that the
"TX"
icon is appearing. See previous
suggestions,
if
not.
Check position
of"TX
PO" Menu items
(MENU
#21~24),
to be sure they are not set to
zero.
If
repeater cannot be accessed, ensure that any required CTCSS Encoder Tone
or
DCS
code is properly set. Contact repeater administrator
or
repeater information directory
if
tone data is not known.
If
you are reported to
be
slightly
"off
frequency," check
to
ensure that frequency is
properly set (change synthesizer channel step
per
page 35
if
proper frequency cannot
be
set using MAIN DIAL
or
SELECT knob).
If
no repeater shift takes place, check settings
of
MENU
#40 (HF RPT SHIFT),
#41
(50
RPT
SHIFT), #42
(144
RPT
SHIFT), or #43
(430
RPT
SHIFT).
If
no Automatic Repeater Shift, check settings
of
MENU
#44
(144
ARS)
or
#45
(430
ARS).
DATA
Modes
• Check position
of"TX
PO" Menu items
(MENU
#21-24), to be sure they are not set to
zero.
• On RTTY, ensure that you do not have TNC's "FSK" keying output (closure to ground
to shift) connected to FT-lOOD's (AFSK)
"DATA
IN"
input pin.
• Ensure that
PTT
line is properly connected to FT-IOOD DATA jack.
Ensure that
"TX
AUDIO"
output level from TNC is properly set.
Ensure that
MENU
#28 (AFSK
LEVEL)
is properly set.
On
FM Packet, ensure that the
Baud
Rate is properly set via
MENU
#37.
•
On
multi-tone Data modes, ensure that both tones fall within IF passband
of
receiver
and/or transmitter. Adjust tones at TNC,
ifnot.
Blank
display
or
erratic microprocessor function:
If
front panel switches do not respond, ensure that [LOCK] switch has not been pushed.
~AT
data
transfer
problems:
Ensure that the software and computer COM port settings are the same as the setting
of
the
~AT
System baud Rate: 4800 bps.
Ensure that any contest
or
logging software used supports the FT
-1
OOD,
and that the
"Radio Control" protocol is enabled on the software.
Having Too
Much
Fun:
Condition normal. Thank
you/or
choosing the FT-IOOD!
FT-100D
MICRO
MOBILE
OPERATING
MANUAL
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