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General| Brand | Yaesu |
|---|---|
| Model | FT-1907R |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Lists items included in the package with the transceiver.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase to enhance functionality.
Procedure for visually inspecting the transceiver and its packaging upon receipt.
Advice on proper placement and environmental considerations for transceiver installation.
Safety precautions for operating the transceiver and installing it in a vehicle or station.
Guidelines for selecting and connecting antennas for optimal performance and safety.
Instructions for mounting the transceiver securely in a vehicle.
Details on connecting the transceiver to the vehicle's power supply, including fuse information.
Information on connecting optional external speakers for improved audio output.
Guidance on integrating the transceiver into a fixed base station setup.
Requirements and recommendations for AC power supplies used with the transceiver.
Description of the volume control knob and its function.
Explanation of the squelch control for noise muting.
Location and purpose of the microphone connection port.
How to use the power key to turn the transceiver on and off.
Functionality of the Lock key, including activation and deactivation.
Usage of the MHz/Set key for tuning and menu access.
Function of the Reverse/Dual Watch key for repeater operation and scanning.
Controls transmitter power level and display toggling.
Switches between VFO, Memory, and Home channels.
Rotary dial for tuning, memory selection, and function settings.
Overview of the transceiver's display elements and indicators.
Function of the Push-To-Talk switch for transmission.
DTMF tone generation and direct frequency/memory recall functions.
Programmable buttons for quick access to various functions.
Illuminates the microphone keypad.
Locks microphone buttons, excluding keypad and PTT.
Steps or scans through frequencies or memory channels.
Power supply connection point for the transceiver.
Connection for the antenna using a 50-Ohm coaxial cable.
Audio output for an external speaker.
Procedure for powering the transceiver on and off.
How to adjust the audio volume using the VOL control.
Setting the squelch to silence background noise.
Methods for tuning frequencies using the dial, keypad, and scanning.
How to transmit using the PTT switch and microphone.
How to select from the four available transmitter power output levels.
How to activate and use the keypad and dial lockout feature.
How to enable or disable the audible key press confirmation beep.
Procedure for changing the tuning step increments for frequency tuning.
How to adjust the brightness level of the transceiver's display.
Using the RF Squelch to open squelch based on signal strength.
Manually setting the standard repeater frequency offset.
How ARS automatically sets repeater shifts based on subbands.
How to check the repeater's input frequency using the REV(DW) key.
Setting up and using CTCSS for repeater access and selective calling.
Setting up and using DCS for repeater access and selective calling.
Scanning for unknown CTCSS tones or DCS codes.
Using Enhanced Paging and Code Squelch features.
Activating Enhanced Paging and Answer Back functions.
Setting up a ringing bell alert for incoming calls.
Enabling split tone operation for mixed CTCSS/DCS control.
Manually generating DTMF tones for transmission.
Storing and transmitting telephone numbers using DTMF memories.
Transmitting memorized numbers, setting speed, and delay.
Procedure for storing frequencies and settings into memory channels.
Storing separate transmit and receive frequencies for repeater pairs.
How to verify stored frequency and tone/code information.
Retrieving stored memory channels for operation.
Using the microphone keypad for direct memory channel recall.
Assigning alpha-numeric tags to memory channels for easier identification.
Tuning off a memory channel while retaining its settings.
Hiding memories from scanning or selection.
Organizing memories into up to eight distinct banks.
Procedure for adding memory channels to specific memory banks.
How to access and select memories within a specific bank.
Removing memories from a bank and changing bank names.
Procedure for deleting a memory from its assigned bank.
How to assign custom names to memory banks.
Storing and recalling a primary frequency for quick access.
Operating the transceiver using only programmed memory channels.
How to start, stop, and manage scanning in VFO and Memory modes.
Selecting how the scanner behaves after detecting a signal.
Skipping specific memory channels during scanning.
Scanning only designated memory channels within a list.
Scanning across multiple selected memory banks.
Setting custom frequency range limits for scanning.
Monitoring a priority channel while operating on another frequency.
Instantly switching to the priority channel when PTT is pressed.
Audible alert when reaching frequency band edges during scanning or tuning.
Selecting between SINGLE and CONTINUE modes for smart search.
How the transceiver automatically stores active frequencies during a search.
Activating the Internet Connection feature for WiRES™ network access.
Accessing other Internet Link Systems using DTMF strings.
Programming FRG access codes and internet memory registers.
Connecting and operating the transceiver with Terminal Node Controllers (TNCs).
Setting a password to prevent unauthorized use of the transceiver.
Setting a limit for continuous transmission to prevent dead carriers.
Automatically turning off the transceiver after a period of inactivity.
Preventing transmission on a busy channel to avoid interference.
Customizing the function of the microphone's programmable keys.
Adjusting bandwidth and deviation for reduced interference.
Adjusting the microphone input gain level.
Enabling DCS code inversion to resolve squelch issues.
Resetting all settings and memories to factory defaults.
Resetting only the Set (Menu) mode settings to factory defaults.
Transferring configuration data between transceivers.
Overview of the Set (Menu) mode and its activation procedure.
Settings related to repeater operation, like ARS and shift direction.
Settings for CTCSS, DCS, EPCS tones, bell, and scanning.
Configuration options for the ARTS™ system.
Settings related to memory banks and labels.
Options for configuring scanner behavior and modes.
Settings for DTMF autodialer features and parameters.
Settings for accessing WiRES™ and other Internet Link Systems.
Configuration for key beeper and control locking.
Settings for display brightness and opening message.
Various settings including power-off, busy channel lock-out, and CW training.
