Yaesu FTH-2006 Betriebsanleitung

Andere Handbücher für FTH-2006

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PROGRAMMING YAESU FTH-2006

Programming this rig needs only a small screwdriver and some skill, no computer or

interface cords are needed.

Normally this rig display only a channel number "CH 0" to "CH 9" if all memories

where programmed.

You can't modify the frequency with the 4 keyboard's keys. But there are some (4)

hidden keys somewhere to achieve this.

A) Right of the display, remove the keyboard plastic cover with a small screwdriver or

a knife (it's glued) and you will see 4 additional keys on the keyboard just under the

originals.

B) Those keys are like this:

1) Power on the rig

2) Change display from channel to frequency by pressing once the "hidden"

"Channel/Frequency" key.

3) Adjust to the desired frequency using the big upper right knob or "Scan +" or

"Scan –" keys (You can obtain a 1 MHz step depressing the "Function" key

before turning the knob or "Scan +" or "Scan –" keys.

4) From the frequency display, press the "Function" key (a small F is displayed)

and quickly press the "Channel/Frequency" key, a small blinking memory

number will appear in the upper left corner of the display, change the memory

number using the big upper right knob or "Scan +" or "Scan –" keys and press

again the "Channel/Frequency" key to store the memory.

5) Back to "channel display" mode using the "Channel/Frequency" key, the

desired frequency is stored in the chosen memory.

To use a "shift" (repeater operation), press the "Channel/Frequency" key and power

on the rig, the display shows .000, rotate the big upper right knob to change to the

desired value, then the "Function" key (small F in display) and the "Priority" key to

display a +or -

CTCSS

Under the "Light" key there is the key for the CTCSS

First press will enable CTCSS at transmit ("enc" displayed).

Second press of the key will enable CTCSS at receive ("dec" displayed)

Third press of the key will disable both.

Pressing the "Function" key and then the "CTCSS" key you can adjust the CTCSS

frequency.

In fact, programming this rig is exactly like the well-known FT-23R except for some

functions

Some other adjustments are inside the box (solder pads) (Do it at your own risks!)

Default setup is:

Solder pads

1 open

2 shorted

3 open

4 shorted

5 shorted

6 open

7 open

8 open

9 open

10 shorted

Frequency step is solder pad #4: open = 5 KHz step, shorted = 12.5 KHz step.

(May needs replacing some components)

Battery saver is solder pad #6: open = on, shorted = off

Channel / frequency display is solder pad #7: open = channel, shorted = frequency

Busy channel lock out is solder pad #8: open = off, shorted = on

Busy tone lock out is solder pad #9: open = off, shorted = on

Behind PTT rubber cover you will find a switch for testing/clone mode

That's all

Enjoy

F6BXM