Vertex Standard VX-510 Series Manuel utilisateur

VX-510

VHF/UHF Hand-Held Portable

Land Mobile Transceiver

OPERATING MANUAL

MANUAL DE OPERACIÓN

Vertex Standard LMR, Inc.

4-8-8 Nakameguro, Meguro-Ku, Tokyo 153-8644, Japan

English

VX-510 OPERATING MANUAL

VX-510 Series

VHF/UHF Hand-Held Portable

Land Mobile Transceiver

The VX-510 is a frequency-synthesized, mi-

croprocessor-controlled FM hand-held por-

table transceiver providing up to five watts

of power output on up to 32 channels in the

VHF or UHF Land Mobile Bands. Designed

specifically for commercial and professional

applications, the VX-510 is housed in high-

strength die-cast aluminum alloy, sealed to

MIL-810 C, D & E intrinsically safe (I/S)

and weather-tight specifications*.

User selectable features include a four-mode

display with channel name or number, up-

right or inverted for easy viewing when on

your belt; selective channel scanning, ad-

justable-pause priority scanning, and vari-

able transmitter power output.

Other user-selectable features include push-

button display illumination, 2-tone decoder

enable/disable (with optional F2D-5 Unit

installed), and manual squelch override. The

VX-510 is easily programmed by your

dealer using a Yaesu Service Kit with an

IBM PC-compatible computer.

Please read this manual carefully to become

familiar with the features of the VX-510.

*approval pending

VX-510 OPERATING MANUAL

SPECIFICATIONS

General VHF(Low Band) VHF(High Band) UHF

Frequency range (MHz): 29.8 – 38 MHz (vers.A) 146 – 174 MHz 450 – 488 MHz

38 – 50 MHz (vers.B)

Channels: Up to 32 Up to 32 Up to 32

(simplex or semi-duplex) (simplex or semi-duplex) (simplex or semi-duplex)

Maximum Channel Spread: 8.3 MHz (vers. A) 28 MHz 20 MHz

12 MHz (vers. B)

Minimum Channel Spacing: 20 kHz

(12.5 kHz optional)

15/30 kHz 12.5/25 kHz

Programming Channel Step: 5/6.25 kHz 5/6.25 kHz 10/12.5 kHz

Emission Type: 16K0F3E

(11K0F3E optional)

11K0F3E/16K0F3E 11K0F3E/16K0F3E

Supply Voltage: 7.2 V DC 10% 7.2 V DC 10% 7.2 V DC 10%

Current Consumption: 50 mA (stby, saver off) 50 mA (stby, saver off) 50 mA (stby, saver off)

19 mA (stby, saver on) 19 mA (stby, saver on) 19 mA (stby, saver on)

200 mA (receive) 200 mA (receive) 200 mA (receive)

2000 mA (transmit) 2000 mA (transmit) 2000 mA (transmit)

Case Size (WxHxD): 59x149x39mm 59x149x39mm 59x149x39mm

Weight (approx.): 570 grams 570 grams 570 grams

Receiver

Receiver Circuit Type: Double-conversion Double-conversion Double-conversion

Superheterodyne Superheterodyne Superheterodyne

Intermediate Frequencies: 21.6 MHz (ver. A) 21.6 MHz & 455 kHz 47.9 MHz & 455 kHz

16.9 MHz (vers.B)

& 455 kHz

12-dB SINAD Sensitivity: better than 0.20μV better than 0.25μV better than 0.25μV

20-dB Noise Quieting: better than 0.30μV better than 0.35μV better than 0.35μV

Squelch Threshould: better than 0.18μV better than 0.20μV better than 0.20μV

Adjacent Channel Selectivity: 75 dB 65/75 dB 65/75 dB

Image Rejection: 80 dB 75 dB 75 dB

Intermodulation Response: 70 dB 72 dB 72 dB

Hum & Noise: 50 dB 44/50 dB 40/45 dB

Audio Response:

+3/–8 dB from the 6 dB/oct. +3/–8 dB from the 6 dB/oct. +3/–8 dB from the 6 dB/oct.

De-emphasis curve De-emphasis curve De-emphasis curve

AF output (for 5% THD): 0.5 watts @16 0.5 watts @16 0.5 watts @16 

Transmitter

Power Output: 5W/1W 5W/1W 5W/1W

Frequency Stability: ±10 ppm ±2.5 ppm ±2.5 ppm

Modulation System: variable reactance variable reactance variable reactance

Maximum Deviation: ±5 kHz

(±2.5 kHz optional)

±2.5/±5 kHz ±2.5/±5 kHz

Audio Response: TIA/EIA-603 3.2.6 TIA/EIA-603 3.2.6 TIA/EIA-603 3.2.6

FM Hum and Noise: better than

–

50 dB better than

–

45/50 dB better than

–

45/50 dB

Spurious Emissions: 60 dB below carrier 60 dB below carrier 60 dB below carrier

AF Distortion (@ 1 kHz): < 5% @60 % modulation < 5% @60 % modulation < 5% @60 % modulation

Microphone Type: 2-k condenser 2-k condenser 2-k condenser

Specifications may be subject to change without notice or obligation.

VX-510 OPERATING MANUAL

ACCESSORIES & OPTIONS

MH- 30A2B Speaker/Microphone

FNB-29A 7.2 V/1700 mAh Ni-Cd Battery Pack

CD-8 Desktop Battery Rapid-Charger (used w/PA-14B/C)

PA-14B 120 V AC Mains Adapter

PA-14C 230 – 240 V AC Mains Adapter

CS-500 Overnight Desktop Charger

ATL-1A VHF Low Band Helical Flex Antenna (30 – 36 MHz)

ATL-1B VHF Low Band Helical Flex Antenna (36 – 42 MHz)

ATL-1C VHF Low Band Helical Flex Antenna (42 – 50 MHz)

ATV-3B VHF Helical Flex Antenna (148 – 155 MHz)

ATV-3C VHF Helical Flex Antenna (150 – 162 MHz)

ATV-3D VHF Helical Flex Antenna (155 – 164 MHz)

ATV-3E VHF Helical Flex Antenna (162 – 174 MHz)

ATU-5D UHF Helical Flex Antenna (450 – 470 MHz)

ATU-5F UHF Helical Flex Antenna (470 – 512 MHz)

FVP-22 Encryption Unit

F2D-5A/B Two-Tone Sequential Decoder

FTT-7 DTMF Keypad Tone Generator (16 keys)

FTT-7D DTMF Keypad Tone Generator w/Decoder

FTE-19 ANI (Auto Numbering Identification) Unit

CE-21 Programming Software

VPL-1 Programming Cable

VTP-20 VX-Trunk II VX-Trunking Portable Logic Board

CLIP-4 Belt Clip

SBC-1 Swivel Belt Adaptor (Requires LCS-2)

VX-510 OPERATING MANUAL

CONTROLS & CONNECTORS

Top panel

(1)VOL Control

This control adjusts the volume of the receiver, and turns the radio off

when rotated fully counterclockwise to the click-stop

(2)S/DW Button (Scan/Dual Watch)

Momentarily (< 1sec.) pressing this button turns the channel scanner on

and off. Pressing and holding (> 1 sec.) this button activates the Dual Watch

feature (explained later).

(3)B Button

Pressing and holding this button more than 2 seconds (but less than 4

seconds) activates functions as programmed by your dealer and determined

by your system requirements (See “PRE-PROGRAMMED FUNCTIONS”, page

13). Pressing and holding this button more than 4 seconds inverts the

LCD display to either frontward or backward facing readout (the back-

ward display is convenient for viewing when wearing the transceiver on

your belt).

③④

⑤

⑥⑦⑧

① ②

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(4)A Button

Pressing and holding this button more than 2 seconds (but less than 4

seconds) also activates an assigned function (programmed by your dealer).

Pressing and holding this button more than 4 seconds causes the selected

channel to be assigned as the Priority Channel for use with Priority Scan-

ning and Dual Watch functions (explained later).

(5)BUSY/TX Indicator

This lamp blinks green when a signal is being received (or the squelch is

opened by pressing the MON RES button) and red when transmitting. To

avoid interference, do not transmit if the lamp is glowing green. When the

battery almost depleted, this lamp blinks red, indicating that the battery

needs recharging or replacement very soon.

(6)CH Rotary Selector

This rotary switch selects the operating channel. If a channel is selected

that is not available for operation, “------

------

--------” is displayed, accompanied by a

rapid warning beeper (2 beeps/sec.).

(7)Antenna Jack

This threaded-type jack accepts the supplied flexible antenna. Any other

antenna types used here must be designed for the programmed operating

frequencies.

(8)Liquid Crystal Display

In addition the channel number name, the display includes some operating

status symbols, indicated in the diagram below.

CONTROLS & CONNECTORS

VX-510 OPERATING MANUAL

Side Panel Buttons

(1)MON RES (Monitor/Reset)Button

Pressing and holding this button more than 2 seconds (but less than 4

seconds) disables the tone squelch, and permits monitoring of stations trans-

mitting on the selected channel while still keeping your receiver quiet from

noise (“MO” will appear at the top right of the LCD). Press it again to only

hear calls within your network.

Pressing and holding this button more than 4 seconds toggles the tone and

noise squelch override, allowing all stations (and noise) on the channel to

be heard. This may be used to hear weak stations whose signals would not

normally open the squelch. Do this to pre-adjust the VOLume control be-

fore receiving calls.

(With Selective Calling Option)

When the two-tone sequential decoder unit (F2D-5) is installed, and a se-

lective call has been received (“CALL ” indicator on), pressing and hold-

ing this button more than 2 seconds (but less than 4 seconds) will reset the

call function on the current channel and silence the receiver, otherwise

pressing and holding this button more than 4 seconds resets the call func-

tion on ALL channels.

①

②

③⑤

④⑥

CONTROLS & CONNECTORS

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(2)PTT (Push-To-Talk)button

Hold this button to transmit (the “BUSY/TX” indicator glows red).

(3)LAMP/LOCK button

Press this button momentarily (<1 sec.) to illuminate the display for five

seconds. Pressing and holding (>1 sec.) this button locks top-panel push-

buttons (S/DW, B, A, and the optional DTMF keypad); this can be en-

abled to prevent radio settings from being disturbed.

(4)Battery Release button

Slide this button in the direction of the arrow (upward) for battery re-

moval.

(5)EAR Jack

This provides audio output for an earphone or the optional MH-30A2B

External Speaker/Microphone here. The internal speaker is disabled when

a plug is inserted into this jack.

(6)MIC Jack

Connect the optional MH-30A2B Speaker/Microphone here, the internal

microphone is disabled when this jack is used.

CONTROLS & CONNECTORS

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