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Brand | Yaesu |
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Model | FT-60E |
Category | Transceiver |
Language | English |
Procedures for turning the radio on and off.
Setting receiver audio level and squelch threshold.
How to switch between frequency bands.
Explains tuning methods like dial and keypad entry.
Entering frequencies directly using the keypad.
Initiating and controlling scan functions.
How to transmit, power levels, and best practices.
Adjusting transmit power output (High, Mid, Low).
How to lock/unlock keypad and dial for security.
Information on frequency offsets for repeaters.
How ARS automatically applies repeater shifts.
Manually setting repeater shift direction.
Modifying factory default repeater shift values.
Setting CTCSS encoder and selecting tone frequency.
Saving CTCSS settings and understanding reverse tone.
Setting up Digital Coded Squelch (DCS) codes.
Information on DCS and disabling it.
Steps to store frequencies and settings into memory.
How to retrieve stored memory channels.
Manual and programmed scanning in VFO mode.
Scanning within specific band limits or frequency pairs.
General procedure for scanning memory channels.
Creating a scan list of specific flagged channels.
Scanning across multiple selected memory banks.
Monitoring a primary channel while periodically checking another.
Setting up tone pairs for paging and code squelch.
Enabling the EPCS system for paging and selective calls.
Using the emergency feature and alarm sound.
Configuring search parameters (SINGLE/CONT).
Saving detected frequencies into memory.
Storing telephone numbers or access codes in DTMF memories.
Setting and activating a password for security.
Information on forgotten passwords and reset procedures.
Tone/code settings, DTMF delays, and split tones.
DCS code, inverted DCS, and tone encoder/decoder modes.
Storing and programming DTMF autodialer entries.
Enabling and configuring EAI modes and timers.
Enabling/disabling pager functions and setting codes.
Enabling and disabling the password protection feature.
Selecting the mode for Smart Search operation.
Overall radio specifications including frequency ranges and power.
RF output power, modulation, deviation, and impedance.
Circuit type, sensitivity, selectivity, and audio output.