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General| Frequency Range | 144-148 MHz, 430-450 MHz |
|---|---|
| Modes | FM, C4FM |
| Battery | 7.4V 1800mAh Li-ion |
| Waterproof Rating | IP54 |
| Receiver Type | Double-Conversion Superheterodyne |
| Weight | 9.9 oz (with battery) |
| GPS | No |
Explains compatibility with analog FM and C4FM digital modes.
Details the Automatic Mode Select (AMS) feature.
Describes the DG-ID function for group monitoring.
Explains the DP-ID feature for personal identification.
Mentions the high-brightness LED indicator.
Covers support for Yaesu WIRES-X Internet linking.
Describes the dust and water-splash resistance (IP54).
Notes the wide-band reception range.
Mentions the availability of various scan features.
Highlights individual selective calling functions like CTCSS/DCS.
States the transceiver has 999 memory channels.
Lists the number of home and PMS memory channels.
Mentions creating mnemonic tags for memory channels.
Describes connecting to an external power supply.
Explains the Automatic Power Off (APO) feature.
Notes the Mini USB data terminal for PC connection and updates.
Identifies and describes the transceiver's controls and display.
Instructions for turning the transceiver ON and OFF.
Guide for inputting the initial call sign.
Steps to adjust audio volume and squelch settings.
How to select bands and tune frequencies.
How to select communication modes (AMS).
Basic procedure for transmitting and receiving.
Overview of the transceiver's physical controls.
Details on antenna jack, LCD display, and PTT switch.
Information on microphone and MONI/T.CALL switch functions.
Operation of Volume and Power/Lock switches.
Information about the battery pack.
Operation of DIAL knob and meaning of LED indicators.
Information on speaker and general keypad functions.
Details on MIC/SP, DATA, and EXT DC IN jacks.
Location of the strap hole.
Description of various icons displayed on the transceiver.
Explains battery level indicators.
Indicates when function keys are pressed or AMS is enabled.
Shows TX power levels and DW feature status.
Indicates APO, Bell, and Lock functions status.
Indicates various communication modes.
Indicates DTMF Autodialer status.
Explains DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION marks and symbols.
Lists critical safety warnings and prohibitions.
Lists important warnings for safe operation.
Lists cautions for preventing damage or minor injury.
Details IP54 resistance and maintenance.
How to clean and recommended maintenance interval.
Warnings about liquids and humid environments.
General precautions for safe use and maintenance.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual.
Lists items included with the transceiver.
Lists optional accessories for purchase.
Steps for securely installing the antenna.
Guide for attaching belt clip and installing battery pack.
Steps to remove the battery pack.
How to charge using the supplied charger.
Charging with the optional rapid charger.
Details operating time and battery level indicators.
Connecting to a vehicle power source.
Using an external DC power supply.
Instructions for powering the transceiver on and off.
Guide for initial call sign input.
How to adjust the audio volume.
Steps to adjust the squelch level.
How to select operating frequency bands.
Methods for tuning to specific frequencies.
How to change the frequency tuning step.
Guides on selecting communication modes.
How to use the AMS feature.
Configuring transmission mode with AMS.
How to manually fix the communication mode.
Basic procedure for transmitting signals.
How to adjust transmit power.
How to lock/unlock keys and the dial.
Setting up programmable keys (P1/P2).
Explains the DG-ID feature for group communication.
How to use the DG-ID feature.
Setting DG-ID to "00" for general communication.
Setting DG-ID for specific group communication.
Explains the Group Monitor (GM) feature.
Displays information during GM operation.
Viewing information about other stations in GM.
Details of GM information screens.
How to communicate using a repeater.
Explanation of the reverse state for checking direct comms.
How to use the 1750 Hz tone call.
Overview of memory channel structure.
Steps to register data into memory channels.
How to recall stored memory channels.
Procedures for clearing memory channels.
How to recall the home channels.
Steps to change the home channel frequency.
Information on split memory and memory tags.
Using memory banks for organization.
How to perform VFO scanning.
How to scan memory channels.
Configuring how scanning behaves when a signal is detected.
How to activate and use the Weather Alert Scan.
Designating channels to skip or specify for scanning.
Using PMS for scanning defined frequency ranges.
How the Dual Receive feature works.
Introduction to the WIRES-X system.
Steps to connect to a WIRES-X node in C4FM mode.
Connecting to alternative node IDs or rooms.
Accessing registered node/room IDs.
Connecting via direct entry of node/room ID.
How to connect and communicate in analog mode.
Procedure for disconnecting from a node/room.
How tone squelch works.
Explains the DCS feature.
Details the New PAGER (EPCS) feature.
Explains the DP-ID feature.
Adjusting display and key illumination.
Adjusting the volume of key beeps.
Setting the automatic power off function.
Configuring the Time Out Timer.
Explains the Busy Channel Lock-Out feature.
Setting receiver battery save intervals.
How to set a password for operation.
Resets all transceiver settings and memory to factory defaults.
Restores only Set Mode settings to default.
General specifications including frequency range and voltage.
Transmitter specifications like output power and deviation.
Receiver specifications like circuit type and sensitivity.
Declaration of compliance with EU directives.
Usage conditions for EU countries.
Guidelines for disposing of the equipment.
Further receiver specifications.
Compliance with FCC rules and warnings.
Compliance with Industry Canada standards.
Manufacturer's declaration regarding scanner functionality.
Warning against modifying the device for cellular signals.
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