Vertex Standard FT-1000MP manual Tune Mode, Contest Keyer Operation

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Advanced Features

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION

back in this mode; the contest number only increments if the message is sent over the air.

Remember, if pressing the [MONI] key, then a memory playback key, has no effect, you probably have the [MONI] button pushed in. De-activate the RF key- ing monitor to allow yourself to hear the stored mes- sage.

6. Tune Mode

Pressing the [TUNE] key activates a transmitted carrier for as long as the key is held in; this is useful for adjustment of a linear amplifier or external antenna tuner, or for antenna performance comparisons over the air.

The power output level to be used for tuning is pro- grammable via menu selection 4-3. In this Menu selec- tion, maximum power output levels of 10W, 50W, or 200W may be chosen. The front panel RF PWR con- trol allows adjustment of the power level up to the maxi- mum power output selected via menu selection 4-3.

Contest Keyer Operation

Programming of the six available message storage locations is accomplished by a simple keyed and keyer paddle input sequence. Only Iambic (not “Bug”) key- ing can be used for storage of CW messages, and we recommend that menu selection 7-0be set to “Iambic 2” during message storage, although you may prefer to use “Iambic 1” during manual sending once the de- sired messages are stored.

Example: Program “CQ TEST DX1DX DX1DX” into the “ID” Memory Slot.

rBe sure that the FH-1(or your home-built) keypad is plugged into the rear panel REMOTE jack.

rPress the [STO] key, followed by [ID]. This selects the “ID” memory as the memory location to be uti- lized.

rUsing your keyer paddle, send “CQ TEST DX1DX DX1DX” followed by another press of key [STO] to end the storage process for this memory location. Be careful to pause slightly after each word so as to leave a word space in the message string.

rTo play back the message memory without trans- mitting, press the [MONI] key followed next by [ID]. If you don’t hear anything, check to be sure that the “MONI” LED on the bottom-left-hand edge of the BOWMAN front panel is not illuminated.

rTo transmit the CQ message, just press [ID].

Message memories 1 ~ 4 (keys [CH 1] ~ [CH 4]) are programmed, played back, and transmitted in the same manner; however, you can enter up to 50 char- acters in each of these. Particularly if you have a long callsign, you may wish to use key [ID] for storage of

just your callsign, then use message memories 1 ~ 4 (keys [CH 1] ~ [CH 4]) for your “CQ Contest” mes- sages.

Note also that if you want to send a message mul- tiple times, you can press the playback key more than once; at the end of the first message segment, the message will restart and be sent again. This is useful if you want to call “CQ” while getting a drink from the refrigerator.

You may then send a “K” manually when the auto- matic message generation is completed after the de- sired number of repeats.

Example: Program “599001 BK” as an initial contest number (to be incremented after each QSO):

rFollowing the procedure described above, press the [STO] key then the [#] key.

rNow send the contest exchange, but send “???” at the point in the message where you want the num- ber to appear. In this example, send “599??? BK” then press [STO] to terminate the entry. To send “5NN001 BK” (“N” replacing “9”), modify your send- ing accordingly (the number-cutting protocol in menu selection 7-6only affects numbers sent within the “???” area). If you want to separate the signal re- port and the contest number, send “5NN ??? BK” (add a word space between the report and the ques- tion marks).

rTo play back the just-stored message without trans- mitting, and without causing the contest number to increment automatically, press the [MONI] key fol- lowed by [#] key. You may do this as many times as you want and the contest number will stay the same. If you transmit the message by pressing the [#] key alone, however, the contest number will automati- cally increment, and another press of the [#] key will cause “599002 BK” to be sent (followed by “599003 BK” the following time, and so forth).

rIf the other station asks for a repeat of your contest exchange, remember that the number will have incremented automatically after you sent it. Press the [DWN] key to return to the previous number, then press [#] key to repeat the exchange for the other station. If you need to increment the number manually for some reason, the [#UP] key may be used in the same manner.

rIf, for some reason, the contest number generated via [#] key is significantly different from the desired number, it may be reset via menu selection 7-3. From this menu selection, you may set the next-to-be- used contest number to any value between 0000 and 9999 by rotating the Main Dial; press [ENT] to save the new setting and exit.

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Contents Vertex Standard Yaesu Europe B.VTabel of Contents General Description MARK-V FT-1000MP Operating ManualMARK-V FT-1000MP Operating Manual Specifications GeneralTransmitter ReceiverPLUG/CONNECTOR Pinout Diagrams Accessories & Options Supplied AccessoriesIf Crystal Filter Options Optional Main Receiver FiltersOptional Sub Receiver Filter Available OptionsGround Connections Safety PrecautionsPower Connections RF Field Exposure Advisory & Electromagnetic Compatibility Antenna PrecautionsElectrical Shock Prevention General Setup FP-29Preliminary Inspection Transceiver LocationAdjusting the Front Feet Memory BackupAntenna Considerations RG-8XAccessory Installation Linear Amplifier InterfacingQSK Operation with QSK AmplifiersOperation with NON-QSK Amplifiers FL-2100SERIES or Others About ALC Transverter Operation Digital Modem TNC, WEATHERFAX, ETC. Interfacing Digital Modes with a TNC Or Computer Sound Card PSK-31MARK-V FT-1000MP TNC Accessory Installation Accessory Installation Features Configuration SuggestionsOther DIGITAL/RECORDING Device Interfacing CW KEY/PADDLE and Computer Keying Interface SuggestionsLarge Receive Antennas Antenna ConnectionsPersonal Computer Interfacing for Contest SOFTWARE, ETC Front Panel Controls AF Gain RF Gain Knob RF PWR KnobSUB AF Knob Moni KnobMode Selection Buttons Edsp FiltersCLASS-A Button Fast ButtonMain VFO-A Tuning Knob Main VFO-A RX & TX Switch-LEDShuttle Jog and VRF & Idbt Buttons AF REV ButtonVFO & Memory Control Band KeypadSUB VFO-B RX & TX Switch-LED Lock ButtonSUB SQL Knob CW and Electronic Keyer ControlsNOR NAR Mode Bandwidth Buttons NOR/NAR1/NAR2 ButtonsNB Button 2nd and 3rd if Filter BandwidthVRF Indicator Tuner ButtonVRF/MEM CH Knob VRF/MEM CH Knob SequenceLCD Bargraph Meter Indications Sub Receiver Mode MEM FWait HI SWRTOP Panel Access & Controls PKT Rtty12. CW Additional NoteRear Panel Controls & Connectors Remote JackCW Sidetone Trimmer Packet DIN JackBand Data DIN Jack DC in JackOperation Key BeeperBefore Starting Menu ProgrammingSpecial Note for CW Mode Reverse CW sideband Mode SelectionVFO Knob Shuttle JogFast Button Operation VRF/MEM CHDisplay Settings Panel Up/Down ButtonsMicrophone Up/Dwn Buttons VFO Channel SteppingAlternate VFO Operation Front & Rearevfo Toggle VFOsVFO Selection & Receiver Muting Keypad Frequency EntryRTTY/PKT Tuning Signal Tuning Meter IndicationsCW Tuning AM Synchronous Tuning SUB-DISPLAY Mode Selection Expanded Tuning ScaleAM Synchronous Tuning Meter Frequency Band Range MHz AM Broadcast ReceptionGeneral Coverage Reception Receiver Front End Configuration For illustrative purposes Wide Band and Tuned Preamp SelectionDealing with Interference VRF Variable RF FRONT-END FilterAGC Automatic Gain Control Selection RF Gain SettingIPO Intercept Point Optimization If Filter Bandwidth Selection There are two banks of select Main receiver VFO-A if Bandwidth Filter SelectionNoise Blanker Width Action Using Width control to reduce QRM Width ControlSHIFT/WIDTH Tuning Steps Using if Shift to reduce QRMIf Shift Action Notch FilterAdvice on QRM Reduction Clarifier RX/TX Offset TuningClarifier Settings Offset Display ModeTransmitting Antenna SelectionBand TX Range Selecting AntennasSSB Transmission Important NoteTransmitter Monitor Microphone Tone Selection RF Speech ProcessorClass-A Operation Carrier Point OffsetCW Transmission VOX Operation Voice-Actuated T/R Switching OperationStraight-Key Operation CW Straight Key and Paddle Connections Electronic Keyer OperationACS Auto Character Spacing Keyer Settings CW Pitch Setting and Spot ToneDigital Mode Operation Rtty OperationBaud Packet AM TransmissionTNC Tone Pair Tone Center Frequency Packet OperationBaud FM Packet FM Repeater Operation FM TransmissionMain and Sub VFO Audio Dual ReceptionUsing Headphones for Dual Receive Headphone Audio AdjustmentsSplit Frequency Operation Split Operation ModeSUB VFO-B Settings VFO Tracking Sideband Diversity ReceptionBandwidth Diversity Reception Memory Features Memory StructureBasic Memory Storage Procedure Auto Channel-UpRegarding the VRF/MEM CH Knob Memory ProgrammingMemory Checking Memory TuningRecalling & Operating on Memory Channels Copying Between Memories Limiting Memory Group OperationCopying a Selected Memory to VFO-A Grouping Memories QMB Quick Memory Bank Operation Auto Memory Write VFO ScanningMemory Scanning Memory Scan SkipMemory Masking Scan Resume ModeScan Skip Disable Programmed Memory Scanning PMS Memories P1 ~ P9 Advanced Features Edsp Modulation Edsp ContoursEdsp Functions Edsp RX Audio EnhancementEdsp Auto Multiple Notch Action Edsp Noise ReducerEdsp Auto Multiple Notch Filter Important Note About Edsp Features Remote Control OperationIntroduction Contest Keyer ControlContest Number Memory CQ or ID MemoryUser Message Memories 1 Message StorageTune Mode Contest Keyer OperationIII. Main VFO-A Control II. VFO/MEMORY ControlUSER-CUSTOMIZED Operating Mode OverviewComments Sub VFO B Dial Main VFO a DialDVS-2 Controls Message Recording Playback Message RecordingSegment No Function SegmentReceiver Recording with Selecting Receiver AudioMessage Transmission Message MonitorPhone Patch Operation OperationTuning Meter RE-CALIBRATION Packet TuningCAT 5-BYTE Command Structure Overview CAT Data ProtocolOpcode CAT Data Byte FormatConstructing and Sending CAT Commands 50 H 03 H 00 H 81 H 09 HDATA/ARGUMENT Bytes 0A HStatus Update Data Organization DownloadingStatus Flags Bytes 1~ Memory Channel Data ByteStatus Flag Byte #1 Contents Status Flag Byte #4 ContentsStatus Flag Byte #2 Contents Status Flag Byte #5 ContentsMemory Channel Data Hex Codes Byte Data Record Structure Rtty PKT Coding Examples Opcode Command Chart 0AH0CH 0EHCommand Parameter Bytes Opcode Or Key 1st 2rd 3rd 4th 5th 70HEdsp 75HRPT 8AHVFO 8CHFAH Byte Format F = 00H Byte Format F = 01HGrP1-cH GrP2-cHGrP3-cH GrP4-cHAuto-uP EdSPDiAL-SPd SJ-SPEEdAuto-in ScAn-ALLSc-dL-ti NotcHSP-HoLd Not Used RF outBEEP BEEP-FCW nor DAtAnAr2Sub-FiL FiLPAc-tonE Not Used CtcSSTonE SEt RPt-SHFtRc-Func FASt-SEtLock-SEL PA-cntUSEr-SEt Sub-AGcTunEr CAr oFStCustom Frequency & Display Offset Information 1st Fc = F + 70.455 BFO kHzKHz 500 Hz 250 Hz PKT-F UserMenu Selection Setting Table Func No Function Setting Range DefaultMain VFO-A/SUB VFO-B MONO/STEREO 1/STEREO StereoSEPARATE/BALANCE Separate NORMAL/REVERSE NormalDefault User Function Settings LSB USB CW USB CW LSB Rtty LSB Rtty USB PKT LSBTX PLL Easy Set Mode SettingsRX PLL Installing Internal Accessories TCXO-6 InstallationFilter Installation InstallationMain Receiver 2ND and 3RD if Filters SUB Receiver CW Narrow FilterMemory BACK-UP Switch Lithium Battery ReplacementInternal 13.8V Fuse Replacement POWER-ON Microprocessor Reset Procedures MARK-V FT-1000MP Operating Manual