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General| Brand | Yaesu |
|---|---|
| Model | FT-7100M |
| Category | Transceiver |
| Language | English |
Details frequency range, channel steps, emission mode, impedance, stability, temperature, voltage, and current.
Details output power, modulation type, deviation, radiation, distortion, and impedance.
Details circuit type, IFs, sensitivity, squelch, image rejection, selectivity, and AF output.
Lists accessories included with the transceiver.
Lists optional accessories available for purchase.
Instructions for inspecting the transceiver upon receipt.
Advice on proper placement and ventilation for the transceiver.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the transceiver in a vehicle.
Requirements for AC power supplies for base station operation.
Connecting a TNC for packet radio operation via the DATA jack.
Controls for adjusting audio volume and squelch for the main band.
Controls for adjusting audio volume and squelch for the sub band.
LED indicator for signal reception and transmission status on the main band.
LED indicator for signal reception status on the sub band.
Primary keys for accessing features like BAND and Menu mode.
Function of specific keys for band switching, memory access, and tuning.
Description of the Liquid Crystal Display and the main tuning dial.
Describes the POWER, LOW, REV, and TONE function keys.
Connection for DC power input, including fuse details.
Connector for attaching the antenna.
Interface for connecting a Packet Terminal Node Controller (TNC).
Audio output jack for an external speaker.
Description of the Push-To-Talk switch and the 16-key keypad.
Details the functions of the programmable buttons on the microphone.
Switches for keypad illumination and button locking.
Button for tuning or scanning through bands and memory channels.
Describes the PTT switch and programmable buttons on this microphone.
Functions of the lock switch and up/down tuning buttons.
Instructions for powering the transceiver on and off.
How to set audio level and silence background noise.
Procedure for configuring the RF Squelch threshold.
Understanding the display and switching between VHF and UHF bands.
How to tune frequencies using the Main Dial knob.
Entering frequencies directly using the microphone keypad.
Changing the frequency tuning step size.
Synchronizing main and sub VFO tuning.
Reducing audio level of the sub receiver when main receiver is active.
Configuring dual reception on the same band.
Preventing accidental changes to frequency and controls.
Enabling or disabling audible feedback from key presses.
Adjusting the illumination level of the LCD display.
Selecting the transmit power level.
Preventing unauthorized transmissions by locking the PTT.
Setting up split frequency operation for repeaters.
Automatic activation of repeater shifts based on frequency.
Storing independent transmit and receive frequencies for non-standard offsets.
Activating standard repeater shifts via programmed buttons.
Using CTCSS and DCS for selective squelch operation.
Steps to select and enable CTCSS or DCS modes.
Scanning for incoming CTCSS tones or DCS codes.
Adding an audible alert for incoming CTCSS calls.
Transmitting a tone for repeater access on European models.
Manual sending of DTMF tones for autopatch or control.
Loading and using DTMF Autodialer memories for telephone numbers.
Procedure for transmitting stored DTMF telephone numbers.
Adjusting the speed at which DTMF digits are sent.
Setting the delay before the first DTMF digit is sent.
Setting a limit on continuous transmission to prevent dead carriers.
Storing frequencies, tones, and offsets in memory channels.
Storing non-standard repeater frequency pairs.
Retrieving stored memory channels for operation.
Recalling memory channels directly from the keypad.
Tuning around a recalled memory frequency.
Hiding memories from selection or scanning.
Moving memory channels between bands.
Restricting operation solely to programmed memory channels.
Overview of the scanning capabilities for memory channels and bands.
Setting how the scanner resumes after pausing on a signal.
Skipping specific memory channels during scanning.
Temporarily skipping a channel during a scanning session.
Setting custom scan limits for VFO or scanning operations.
Monitoring a designated priority channel while operating on VFO or memory.
Checking a memory channel for activity while in VFO mode.
Checking a specific memory channel for activity while on another memory.
Checking the HOME channel for activity while on another channel.
Explains the different operating modes for ARTS (RANGE, ALL, OFF).
Programming the transceiver to send a CW callsign identifier.
Customizing the information shown on the sub-display.
Feature to automatically turn off the transceiver after inactivity.
Customizing the functions assigned to microphone buttons.
Adjusting DCS coding for signal inversion issues.
Configuring audio output for external speakers.
Steps for resetting memories, settings, or the entire system.
Explains how to navigate and change transceiver settings via the menu.
A comprehensive list of menu items, functions, and available values.
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (APO, ARS, ARTS, BEEP, CWID, DIM).
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (DCS C, DCS S, DCSNR, DISP, DTMFD).
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (DTMFS, LOCK, LOCKT, MIC, MUTE, PCKT, PG P1).
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (PG P2, PG P3, PG P4, RFSQL, SCAN, SHIFT).
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (STEP, SPCNT, TONEF, TSRCH, TOT).
Detailed explanation of specific menu items (TXNAR, VFOTR, AM).
