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General| Power Output | 5W / 2.5W / 0.5W |
|---|---|
| Antenna Connector | SMA Female |
| Channel Steps | 5, 6.25, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25, 50 kHz |
| Supply Voltage | 7.4V DC |
| IP Rating | IP54 |
| Operating Modes | FM |
| Battery | 7.4V, 1950mAh Li-Ion Battery |
| Channels | 200 |
Details the key features of the FT-65R/E transceiver, including battery, power, audio, and construction.
Explains symbols and conventions used in the manual for clarity and important information.
Provides instructions and a URL to download the FT-65R/E Advance Manual for more detailed information.
Lists the items included in the transceiver package, such as battery, adapter, charger, antenna, etc.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased separately for enhanced functionality or compatibility.
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, caution marks and operational symbols used in the manual.
Details critical safety warnings for environments, medical devices, and battery handling.
Covers warnings about power voltage, battery usage, overheating, disassembly, and clean terminals.
Discusses cautions regarding dropping, magnetic cards, charging temperature, and earpiece volume.
Covers cautions on placing heavy objects, operating in hybrid cars, and discarding batteries.
Details the various buttons, knobs, speaker, microphone, and display on the top and front of the transceiver.
Describes the PTT, MONI/T.CALL, F keys, and SP/MIC jacks on the side panel.
Explains the normal operation display modes (single/dual) and Set/Preference mode displays.
Details the various icons and indicators shown on the LCD for features and settings.
Describes the primary, secondary, and third functions assigned to each keypad button.
Guides on installing the antenna and the SBR-25LI battery pack.
Instructions for removing the battery pack and attaching the belt clip.
Explains desktop charger lamp meanings and low battery indications on the LCD.
Details battery charge icons and provides estimated operating times for battery packs.
Covers turning the transceiver on/off and adjusting audio volume and squelch levels.
Explains switching between VFO/Memory modes and frequency navigation methods.
Covers how to transmit and adjust the RF power output level.
Explains how to activate Set Mode and program Quick Recall keys.
Covers saving to Quick Recall keys and setting preferred operating modes.
Explains how to use the keylock feature and adjust LCD/keypad backlight.
Details how to disable or enable beeps for key presses and scan stops.
Covers repeater shift concepts and the Automatic Repeater Shift (ARS) function.
Details manual shift settings and the 1750 Hz Tone Calling feature.
Detailed steps for storing and recalling frequencies and settings in memory channels.
Covers renaming memory tags, recalling/changing home channels, and memory offset tuning.
Guides on deleting memory channels and accessing NOAA weather broadcasts.
Explains how the scanner resumes after finding a signal (BUSY, HOLD, TIME).
Details Manual VFO Scan and Programmed Mode VFO Scan operations.
Lists available characters and symbols for inputting memory tags and other text.
Details Set Mode items covering power-off, ARTS, battery saving, busy channel, beep, bell, and compander.
Covers CTCSS, CW ID, DTMF, PAGER, PASSWORD, REPEATER, and MONI/T-CALL settings.
Details NAME TAG, REPEATER, RESUME, RF SQL, STEP, TOT, TX PWR, and other operational settings.
Covers TX SAVE, VFO SPL, VOX, WFM RCV, WIDE/NAR, WX ALERT, and SCRAMBLE settings.
Solutions for when the transceiver won't turn on or has no sound.
Addresses issues with transmitting and unresponsive keys or dial.
Troubleshoots battery charging errors and rapid power depletion issues.
Details general transceiver specs (ranges, voltage) and transmitter performance.
Lists receiver specs and AUTO mode preset parameters for different regions.
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