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General| Power Output | 100W (HF/50MHz), 50W (144MHz), 20W (430MHz) |
|---|---|
| Impedance | 50 Ohms, unbalanced |
| Supply Voltage | 13.8 V DC ±15% |
| Number of Memory Channels | 200 |
| Modes | AM, FM, CW |
| Current Consumption | 22 A |
| Dimensions | 155 x 52 x 233 mm (6.1" x 2.0" x 9.2") |
| Weight | 2.1 kg |
| Receiver Sensitivity | 0.2 μV (SSB/CW), 0.25 μV (FM) |
Covers frequency range, modes, impedance, temperature, stability, voltage, current, size, and weight.
Details RF power output, modulation types, deviation, spurious radiation, and suppression.
Details circuit type, intermediate frequencies, sensitivity, squelch, rejection, selectivity, and AF output.
Lists items included with the transceiver in the standard package.
Lists optional accessories that can be purchased separately for the transceiver.
Guidance on initial checks, proper placement, and ventilation for the transceiver.
Essential safety precautions for operating and installing the transceiver and antenna.
Procedure for connecting the remote front panel and microphone to the transceiver.
Instructions for correctly connecting the DC power source to the transceiver.
Guidelines for establishing effective station and mobile grounding for performance and safety.
Advice on antenna types, impedance matching, and installation for optimal performance.
Covers RF field exposure, electromagnetic compatibility, heat, and ventilation requirements.
Details for connecting linear amplifiers and CW keyer paddles to the transceiver.
How to connect tape recorders or other accessories to the receiver's data output.
Procedure for adjusting the transceiver's front feet for optimal viewing angle.
Identifies and describes main controls like AF, SQL/RF knobs, SELECT, HOME, and CLAR.
Explains FUNC, MODE, DSP, POWER keys, and the TX/BUSY indicator.
Covers BAND, V/M, LOCK keys, Main Dial, and the Liquid Crystal Display.
Details for MIC, SP-PH, METER, and SP/PH jacks on the front panel.
Comprehensive explanation of the multi-function key operations and their capabilities.
Details INPUT jack for power and CAT/LINEAR jack for computer interface.
Describes DATA, ACC, KEY, and EXT SPKR jacks for various connections.
Covers HF/50MHz and 144/430MHz antenna connectors on the rear panel.
Steps for turning the transceiver on/off and changing frequency bands.
Procedures for selecting operating modes and adjusting audio volume levels.
Adjusting receiver sensitivity and setting the operating frequency.
Changing tuning speed and utilizing the stacked VFO system.
How to lock front panel controls to prevent accidental changes.
Adjusting receive frequency offset (Clarifier) and passband (IF Shift).
Managing automatic gain control and reducing impulse noise with the noise blanker.
Optimizing receiver input performance with IPO and Attenuator.
Using DSP bandpass, CW peaking, and notch filters for enhanced reception.
Setting the transceiver to automatically turn off after a period of inactivity.
Basic SSB/AM operation, VOX, speech processor, and microphone equalization.
CW operation with keyers, sidetone adjustment, and training features.
FM operation, repeater settings, CTCSS/DCS tones, ARTS, and CW ID.
Setup procedures for RTTY, PSK31, and USER defined digital modes.
Configuring and using packet communication modes (1200/9600 bps).
Managing transmission duration with Time-Out Timer and using split frequency operation.
Automatic tuning procedures for ATAS and FC-30 antenna systems.
Using the QMB for fast storage and recall of frequencies.
Storing and retrieving frequencies in the standard memory channels.
Procedure for storing split frequencies into memory channels.
Recalling memory channels, memory tuning, and hiding/masking memory data.
Storing and recalling special 'Home' frequencies for quick access.
Adding alphanumeric tags (labels) to memory channels for identification.
Instructions on how to activate and utilize the spectrum scope feature.
Overview of scanning capabilities and fundamental operation steps.
Customizing scan behavior and programming channels to be skipped.
Monitoring a priority channel and scanning within programmable limits.
Simultaneously monitoring two frequencies for activity.
Enabling emergency communication on the 5167.5 kHz frequency.
CW practice feature and customizing front panel key functions.
Setting up and transmitting automated beacon messages.
Adjusting display lamp mode, contrast, and brightness levels.
Changing LCD color based on operating status and selections.
General guide to navigating and using the transceiver's menu system.
Detailed explanations of various menu settings, their functions, and available values.
Understanding the computer interface protocol and command structure.
Reference table for CAT opcodes, parameters, and their functions.
Guide for installing the optional Digital Signal Processing unit.
Instructions for installing optional YF-122S, YF-122C, and YF-122CN filters.
Guide for installing the optional High Stability Reference Oscillator.
Configuring memories for Low Earth Orbit FM satellite communication.
Description and operation of the optional remote microphone accessory.
