User manual YAESU FT-1000

[. . . ] version, allowing quick access to NOAA weather broadcasts. When the 1050-Hz "Severe Weather" alert tone is transmitted, the FT-1000 may be configured to emit an alarm tone to get your attention quickly. [. . . ] . EXTENDED RECEIVE: 136 ­ 174 MHz Providing coverage of the 2-meter Amateur band, plus a number of business, marine, government, and military frequencies, the FT-1000/E's wide receiver coverage keeps you in touch with the communications action in your area! ·Big Three Watts of Audio Output ·Automatic Repeater Shift (ARS) ·Automatic Power-Off (APO) ·Busy Channel Lock Out (BCLO) ·Dual Watch ·Multi-level Display Dimmer ·RF-level Squelch ·Advanced Track Tuning (ATT) for excellent intermod rejection ·Time-Out Timer (TOT) · ARTSTM (Auto-Range Transponder System) ·DTMF Auto-dialer ·Smart SearchTM Automatic Memory Loading ·Versatile VFO and Memory Scanning SPECIFICATIONS General Frequency Ranges TX: 144 to 146 MHz or 144 to 148 MHz RX: 144 to 146 MHz or 136 to 174 MHz Channel Steps 5, 10, 12. 5, 15, 20, 25, 50, 100 kHz Frequency Stability Better than ±10 ppm (­20° C to +60° C) Repeater Shift ±600 kHz Emission Type F2D, F3E Antenna Impedance 50 Supply Voltage 13. 8 V DC (±15%), negative ground Current Consumption RX: less than 0. 7 A (signal) less than 0. 3 A (squelched) TX: 10 A (50W) / 7A (25W) / 5A (10W) / 4A (5W) Operating Temperature ­ 4° F to +140° F (­20° C to +60° C) Case Size (W x H x D) 5. 6" x 1. 6" x 5. 8" 140 x 40 x146 mm (w/o knobs / connectors) Weight 2. 6 lb / 1. 2 kg KEYBOARD FREQUENCY ENTRY FROM MICROPHONE Direct entry of operating frequencies from the supplied MH-48A6J Microphone provides the ultimate in operating ease. The microphone may also be used for direct memory channel access, and for generation of DTMF tones for autopatch or Internet link access. And the [A]/[B]/[C]/[D] keys may be used to replicate the functions of the front panel keys, as well. ADJUSTABLE MIC GAIN, AND WIDE/NARROW DEVIATION & RX BANDWIDTH For operation in crowded channel environments (12. 5/15 kHz channel spacing), the "Narrow" deviation setting will reduce the transmitter deviation, thus reducing interference potential to other users. And the microphone gain is adjustable allowing you to interface after-market microphones or Packet TNCs with ease. BUILT-IN CTCSS AND DCS ENCODER/ DECODER CIRCUITS For easy repeater access, or silent monitoring of busy channels, both CTCSS and DCS (Digital Code Squelch) Encoder/Decoder circuits are built in. CTCSS and DCS data may be independently stored on each memory channel. And a "Split" tone mode allows operation on systems where CTCSS and DCS are used separately on the repeater uplink/downlink. FOUR USER-PROGRAMMABLE "SOFT" KEYS ON MICROPHONE The [P1]/[P2]/[P3]/[P4] keys on the microphone may be programmed by the user for easy remote access to often-used commands or Menu items. ILLUMINATED FRONT PANEL KEYS FOR NIGHTTIME USE The translucent command keys, and large, highresolution LCD display, yield a front panel that is easy to use day and night. MEMORY CHANNELS The FT-1000/E's memories may be separated into as many as eight memory banks, for efficient organizing and scanning of your radio's memory channels. Each memory bank may be labeled, and a particular channel may be stored in multiple banks, if desired. The FT-1000/E includes a conveniently-located "Internet" key, for quick access to Internet-linked repeater systems such as the renowned WiRES-IITM system developed by Vertex Standard!For more information on WiRES-II, please visit our Web site (www. vxstd. com). MLS-100 (23 A: USA only) (25 A) High-Power External Speaker AC Power Supply AC Power Supply FP-1023 FP-1030A About this brochure: we have made this brochure as comprehensive and factual as possible. We reserve the right, however, to make changes at any time in equipment, optional accessories, specifications, model numbers, and availability. Precise frequency range may be different in some countries. [. . . ] Precise frequency range may be different in some countries. Some accessories shown herein may not be available in some countries. [. . . ]