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Menu No.	Item No.	Description	Selections	Default	Ref. Page
6	––	Programmable VFO (Upper/ lower	Frequencies selectable on the	Upper/lower RX	64
		limits)	band	frequency limits
				on the band
7	––	DTMF Number Storing	See reference page		59
8	––	Scan Resume Methods	Time-Operated/ Carrier-Operated	Time-Operated	43
9	––	Advanced Intercept Point (AIP)	ON/ OFF	OFF	62
10	––	Automatic Power Off (APO)	ON/ OFF	OFF	61
11	––	Time-Out Timer (TOT)	3/ 5/ 10 minutes	10 minutes	61
12	1	DTSS/ Page Code Transmit Delay	350 ms/ 550 ms	350 ms	52,56
	2	Auto Page Cancel	Auto (ON)/ manual (OFF)	Manual	57
	3	Page Answer Back	ON/ OFF	OFF	57
		(U.S.A./ Canada only)
13	1	S-meter Squelch	ON/ OFF	OFF	68
	2	S-meter Squelch Hang Time	125 ms/ 250 ms/ 500 ms/ OFF	OFF	68
14	1	Beep Volume	Level 1 (min.) ~ 7 (max.) / OFF	Level 5	66
	2	Speaker Configuration	Mode 1/ mode 2	Mode 1	76
	3	Voice Synthesizer	English/ Japanese/ OFF	English	82
		(Only when the optional VS-3 is installed.)
15	1	Data Transfer Rate	1200 bps/ 9600 bps	1200 bps	79
	2	Data TX/RX Band	ON/ OFF	OFF	79
16	1	Microphone Control	ON/ OFF	OFF	77
	2 ~ 5	Programmable Function Keys	See reference page		73
	6	DTMF Monitor	ON/ OFF	OFF	58
17	––	Repeater TX Hold	ON/ OFF	ON	81
		(U.S.A./ Canada only)

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Contents TM-V7A Features Thank YOUModels Covered by this Manual One or more of the following statements may be applicable When condensation occurs inside the transceiverContents Selecting Scan Resume Method Partial Reset VFO Full Reset MemorySelecting the Number of Channels Using Visual Scan Setting Scan Limits Using Program Scan1200/ 9600 bps Operation Data Connector Pin Functions Transceiver Lock All LockSquelch Hang Time Conventions Followed in this Manual Supplied AccessoriesPreparation for Mobile and Fixed Station Operation Mobile InstallationInstallation Example Installation StepsMobile Operation DC Power Cable ConnectionPS-33 20.5 A, 25% duty cycle Fixed Station OperationFuse Location Fuse Current Rating Transceiver 15 a Supplied Accessory 20 a DC Power CableAntenna Connection Replacing FusesMicrophone Accessory ConnectionsPacket Equipment Connections External SpeakersEwweww Your First QSOBasic Transceiver Modes Getting AcquaintedControl Band TX-BandFront Panel LOW button Function buttonTone button REV buttonRear Panel 3MNU button Selects the Menu modeMicrophone Indicators To exit Guide mode, press MNU again Transceiver GuideFunction Index VFO Scan Transmit StoredTurn the VOL control clockwise to increase the audio level Switching Power ON/OFF Adjusting SquelchSelecting a Band Adjusting Volume Press Band SEL to select the VHF or UHF bandTuning Control Selecting FrequenciesMicrophone UP/DWN Buttons Transmitting Selecting Output Power When you finish speaking, release Mic PTT High Medium Low No IndicatorWhat is a MENU? Menu AccessSelect the desired band Memory Channel Lockout Menu ConfigurationDescription Selections Multi-function Button Label See referenceItem No Description Selections Default Not applicable Operating Through RepeatersCompared to simplex communication, you can usually +600 kHz +5 MHz +1.6 MHzSimplex Selecting Offset DirectionActivating Tone Function Selecting Offset FrequencyFreq Selecting a Tone FrequencyPress s, then select Item No Auto Offset Automatic Repeater Offset A./ Canada/ Europe OnlyThis complies with the standard Arrl band plan European versionsTo cancel ASC, press REV Reverse FunctionAutomatic Simplex Checker ASC Channel Memory ChannelsSimplex or Split Memory CHANNEL? Parameter Simplex SplitPress SET again VHF/UHF Memory Channel RatioVHF Band UHF Band Press SET, then select the desired ratioStoring Data in Simplex Channels Storing Data in Split Channels31, or the Call channel Press MR again Press MHz+ Power onRecalling Memory Channels Clearing Memory ChannelsNaming Memory Channels Changing Call Channel Contents Simplex Call ChannelRecalling the Call Channel Channel Display Function Changing Call Channel Contents SplitPartial Reset VFO Full Reset MemoryInitializing Memory Programmable Information Programmable Memory PMApplication Examples SolutionTransceiver default environment. You will not lose Contents of any memory channelsPress 1 to 4 corresponding to the desired PM Channel Storing Data in PM ChannelsConfirm that the following conditions have been Satisfied Press 1 to 4 corresponding to the desired PM channelPress s, then select Item No PM Auto Store Resetting Programmable MemoryPress CALL+ Power on Auto PM Channel StoringScan Type Scan Range ScanSelecting the Number of Channels Visual ScanUsing Visual Scan Selecting Scan Resume Method Scan Resume MethodsMemory Scan VFO Scan allows you to scan all frequencies fromCurrent frequency step size is used Press SET to toggle Lockout on or OFF default Locking Out Memory ChannelsPress s, then select item No Lock Out Program Scan Setting Scan LimitsMHz Scan Using Program ScanCALL/VFO Scan Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System Ctcss Using CtcssWhen you are called When you make a call Press and hold Mic PTTRepeat Steps 4 and 5 to select the second and third Dual Tone Squelch System DtssStoring Dtss Codes Press sPress and hold Mic PTT to transmit your Dtss code Using DtssWhen you make a call Select the appropriate Dtss codeDtss and Repeaters Press MNU to enter Menu mode Select Menu No Code SquelchPress s, then select Item No CSQ Delay Press MNU again to exit Menu modeCh. a 222 333 444 789 Code MemoryCommunication Network Example MemberChannel a Control or Mic UP/DWN to select To switch Page OFF, press F, Dtss15 4 Use the Tuning Storing page CodesReceiving CallingDtss and Repeaters page 52. This setting is Locking OUT page CodesShared with Dtss Press s, then select Item No Answer Back Auto page CancelPress s, then select Item No PAG Cancel Answer Back U.S.A./ Canada onlyDual Tone MULTI-FREQUENCY Dtmf Functions Autopatch U.S.A. and CanadaMic Keypad Confirmation Tones Press SET to complete setting Press MNU to enter Menu mode Select Menu No Dtmf MemoryPress Mic 0 to 9 to select the desired channel Confirming Stored Dtmf NumbersTransmitting Stored Dtmf Numbers Press Mic PTT + PFAuxiliary Functions TIME-OUT Timer TOTPress MNU to enter Menu mode Select Menu No APO Press SET to toggle the function on or OFF defaultManually selecting the correct band C. will temporarily switch the RX only band to the TXAdvanced Intercept Point AIP Band. This function allows you to reply to a caller withoutUHF and UHF ConfigurationDual Band RX VHF and UHF VHF or UHF VHF and VHFProgrammable VFO Switching AM/FM Mode Some Versions only00, 05, 10 20, 25, 30 40, 45, 50 60, 65, 70 80, 85, 90 Changing Frequency Step Size10, 15, 20 or 50 kHz 25, 12.5 or 25 kHz Displayed FrequencyPress s, then select Item No Changing Beep VolumePress s, then select Item No Beep Volume Labels after Pressing FPress F, MHz to toggle Transceiver Lock on or OFF LockTransceiver Lock All LockSquelch Hang Time Meter SquelchPress VFO POWER-ON MessageDisplay Demonstration Mode Press s, then select Item No Power On MsgChanging Display Conditions Display DimmerAuto Dimmer Change Positive/Negative Reversal Press s , then select Item No Reverse ModePress SET to toggle Negative default or Positive Display ContrastConfiguring Program Function Keys Default Function+ Mic KEY PWR switch Tuning control VOL control SQL control Voice User SettingMonitor Enter12.5 62.5 37.5 87.5 Keypad Direct EntryOperating Frequency Entry Use the Mic keypad to enter the desired frequencyMemory Channel Number Entry Tone Frequency Number EntryUse the Mic keypad to enter 2 or 3 digits VOL SQL Key Function Key Function Squelch Adjustment2Microphone Control KeyPress s, then select Item No Mic Control Activating Microphone Control9600 bps Packet OperationConnect this transceiver to your personal computer via a 1200 bpsPin Function Data Connector Pin FunctionsTX Hold Repeater Function U.S.A./ Canada onlyCROSS-BAND Repeater LOCKED-BAND RepeaterMenu Key Pressed New Mode AnnouncementVS-3 Voice Synthesizer Optional Call Channel Programmable MemoryPage Replace the upper cover 5 screws Installing OptionsWhen the release switch clicks, the front panel is secured DFK-3C Installation ExamplesCleaning MaintenanceService Service NoteProblem Probable Cause Corrective Action TroubleshootingSecurely to the main unit by using the same PTT General SpecificationsReceiver TransmitterIndex

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