Baofeng UV-5R Series Bedienungsanleitung

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Designed for Tyler County Amateur Radio Association

By Chuck Petri, KF5YDG

The Baofeng UV-5R has two modes:

Frequency Mode

Channel Mode

Basically, Frequency Mode is used for

short-term use, while Channel Mode is

for long-term use.

For example, if you want to quickly test a

frequency, you would use Frequency

Mode. When you want to save a

frequency for use in the future, you use

Channel Mode.

Baofeng UV-5R programming is not

difficult once you get the hang of it.

Remember that Frequency Mode is

completely separate from Channel Mode.

This is what confuses many UV-5R

owners. Settings in one mode DO NOT

automatically affect the other mode.

1. Turn on the radio –Use the knob on the top

of the radio to set the desired volume.

2. Press “VFO/MR” –The radio will toggle

between Frequency Mode and Channel

Mode. The radio voice will tell you which

mode you are in.

3. Enter A Frequency –Use the number keys to

enter the frequency. Don’t worry about the

decimal point - it appears automatically. For

example : to enter a frequency of 152.000 MHz, simply enter

“152000”

Tip : Press the “UP” arrow key to add a “half step” to the

frequency. For example, enter “147225 UP ARROW” for 147.2255

MHz.

Radio repeaters often use two different

frequencies: One for listening, and one

for transmitting. In Frequency Mode

you can set a Repeater Offset in order

to use a repeater. The UV-5R will

remember the Repeater Offset and

automatically shift the frequency when

you transmit

For example, lets say you want to talk to a

repeater with a main frequency of

146.980 MHZ and an input frequency of

146.380 Mhz. Once you set the Repeater

Offset the UV-5R will automatically

change to 146.380 MHZ when you press

the TALK button and then switch back to

146.980 MHz so that you can listen to the

reply.

Tip : Most Amateur Radio repeaters use

standard repeater offsets. For 2 Meter

frequencies this offset is almost -600 KHz

when below 147.00 add +600 KHz when

above 147.000. So a repeater on 146.980

MHz has an input frequency of 146.380

MHz –600 KHz down.

1. Press “A/B” – This toggles between the

top line and bottom line of the display.

Make sure that the top line is selected.

2. Enter the listening frequency –Use the

keypad to enter the main listening

frequency of the repeater. For 146.900

MHz, simply enter “146900” without a

decimal place.

3. Press “MENU” – The UV-5R menu

appears and the radio will speak “Menu.” The menu

will automatically exit if you don’t do anything – if you

need to just press “MENU” to show it again.

4. Enter “26” – Menu item # 26

contains the Offset Frequency

5. Press “MENU” Again – The

radio will speak “Offset

Frequency”

6. Enter the Offset –Enter the

Megahertz offset, with out

decimals. For an offset of

600 KHZ type “00600.”

7. Press “MENU” to Save – The

Offset is saved and the radio

speaks “Confirm.”