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General| Frequency Range Transmit | 1.8 MHz - 54 MHz, 144 MHz - 148 MHz, 430 MHz - 450 MHz |
|---|---|
| Antenna Impedance | 50 Ohms |
| Antenna Connector | SO-239 |
| Supply Voltage | 13.8 V DC ±15% |
| Modes | SSB, CW, AM, FM, C4FM Digital |
| Display | 3.5-inch color TFT LCD |
| Weight | 4.3 kg |
Features a 3.5-inch full-color TFT display for graphical status and operation.
Description of ON/OFF, KEY, PHONES, and MIC jacks on the front panel.
Explains the F(M-LIST), MENU(SETUP), BAND, and MODE buttons.
Covers A=B, A/B, RCL/STO, TUNE, C.S, TXW, V/M buttons.
Describes Main Tuning Dial, FAST, LOCK, CLAR, RF GAIN, and AF GAIN controls.
Step-by-step guide for initial transceiver setup and receiving signals.
Using CLAR, LOCK, DIMMER, and VFO COLOR for reception.
Explains how to use the Attenuator and IPO for signal optimization.
Adjusting the Contour filter for sound and readability enhancement.
Using IF SHIFT and WIDTH to reduce interference by adjusting passband.
Using the NARROW filter and IF NOTCH for interference elimination.
Details on Digital NOTCH Filter and Digital Noise Reduction functions.
Procedures for transmitting in SSB and AM modes, including MIC GAIN setup.
How to use the built-in ATU for impedance matching.
Adjusting equalizer settings for transmit signal quality.
Using the Speech Processor to increase talk power and intelligibility.
Adjusting transmit bandwidth for fidelity or talk power.
Operating CW using a straight key or emulation.
Selecting keyer modes, adjusting speed, and using CW auto mode.
Configuring the transceiver for full break-in CW operation.
Adjusting dot/dash ratio and reversing keyer polarity.
Techniques for precise frequency alignment with other stations.
Setting CW delay time and adjusting the CW pitch.
Programming contest numbers and message/text memories.
Storing text messages using a text-entry technique.
Describes regular, PMS, and QMB memory types.
Storing, recalling, labeling, and erasing memory channels.
Organizing memories into groups for easier selection.
