Yaesu FT-2000 - MENU MODE LIST Manuel utilisateur

ATA

ANAGEMENT

NIT

DMU-2000

PERATING

ANUAL

VERTEX STANDARD CO., LTD.

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

VERTEX STANDARD

US Headquarters

10900 Walker Street, Cypress, CA 90630, U.S.A.

YAESU EUROPE B.V.

P.O. Box 75525, 1118 ZN Schiphol, The Netherlands

YAESU UK LTD.

Unit 12, Sun Valley Business Park, Winnall Close

Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 0LB, U.K.

VERTEX STANDARD HK LTD.

Unit 5, 20/F., Seaview Centre, 139-141 Hoi Bun Road,

Kwun Tong, Kowloon, Hong Kong

VERTEX STANDARD (AUSTRALIA)PTY., LTD.

Normanby Business Park, Unit 14/45 Normanby Road

Notting Hill 3168, Victoria, Australia

Installation and Connection ............................................................................................................................................ 1

Switches and Connectors ................................................................................................................................................. 2

Please Read This First ..................................................................................................................................................... 4

Before Using an External Monitor ................................................................................................................................6

About the DMU-2000 Data Management Operation .................................................................................................... 6

About Menu Mode Operation ....................................................................................................................................... 8

About the Monitor Display..........................................................................................................................................10

How to Use the World Clock function .........................................................................................................................12

About the World Clock................................................................................................................................................ 12

Explanation of the Function Keys on the World Map Screen .................................................................................... 12

SET (LOCAL-TIME1) Setup .......................................................................................................................................13

FORMAT (TIME FORMAT) Setup .............................................................................................................................. 13

City Selection .........................................................................................................................................................14

Miscellaneous World Clock Setup Options ............................................................................................................... 15

OFF Timer and Alarm Setup ........................................................................................................................................ 16

Spectrum Scope ...............................................................................................................................................................18

About the Spectrum Scope ..........................................................................................................................................18

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Spectrum Scope Screen ............................................................................18

Using the CTR (Center) Display Mode ....................................................................................................................... 20

Using the LBWS (Limited Band Width Sweep) Function ..........................................................................................22

Using the FIX (Fixed) Mode ....................................................................................................................................... 23

Audio Scope and Oscilloscope ...................................................................................................................................... 24

About the Audio Scope and Oscilloscope ................................................................................................................... 24

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Audio Scope and Oscilloscope Screen .....................................................24

Using the Audio Scope ................................................................................................................................................25

Audio Scope Specifications................................................................................................................................... 25

Using the Oscilloscope ............................................................................................................................................... 26

Oscilloscope Specifications.................................................................................................................................. 26

Log Book Function ......................................................................................................................................................... 28

About the Log Book .................................................................................................................................................... 28

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Log Book Screen ......................................................................................28

Log Book Example ...................................................................................................................................................... 29

CONFIG Setting .........................................................................................................................................................30

CONFIG SETTING Mode Setup ............................................................................................................................31

Log Book Data Input ....................................................................................................................................................32

Log Book Previous-QSO Check (CHECK) ................................................................................................................33

Editing Log Book Entries ............................................................................................................................................ 33

Saving Log Data ...........................................................................................................................................................34

Loading Log Data (LOAD) ..........................................................................................................................................34

Summary Check ...........................................................................................................................................................35

Temperature / SWR Indication ..................................................................................................................................... 36

About the Temperature / SWR Indication ...................................................................................................................36

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Temperature / SWR Indication Screen .....................................................36

Graphic Meter Displays .............................................................................................................................................. 37

Swept SWR Display .....................................................................................................................................................38

Using the Marker on the SWR Graph ......................................................................................................................... 39

Great Circle Map / Rotator Control Function .......................................................................................................... 40

About the Great Circle Map / Rotator Control Function Screen ...............................................................................40

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Great Circle Map / Rotator Control Function Screen.............................. 40

Manual Mode ............................................................................................................................................................... 42

Preset Mode ................................................................................................................................................................ 43

Memory Mode .............................................................................................................................................................44

Using the Memory Channel List ..................................................................................................................................45

About the Memory Channel List ................................................................................................................................. 45

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Memory Channel List Screen ...................................................................45

Erasing a Memory Channel/Restoring an Erased Memory Channel ..........................................................................46

Saving Memory Data ................................................................................................................................................... 46

Loading Memory Data ................................................................................................................................................. 47

Using the MENU Mode ..................................................................................................................................................48

About the MENU Mode .............................................................................................................................................. 48

Explanation of the Function Keys on the Menu Mode Screen ...................................................................................49

Memu Mode Configuration Changes ..........................................................................................................................50

Menu Mode Reset .................................................................................................................................................. 50

Saving Menu Configuration Data ................................................................................................................................51

Loading Menu Data...................................................................................................................................................... 52

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT Page 1

DMU

TRX

KEYBOARD

Supplied Connection Cable

MONITOR

~AC IN

Antenna

INSTALLATION AND CONNECTION

1. Make certain that all cables are disconnected from

the transceiver.

2. Referring to Figure 1, remove the three screws from

each side of the transceiver, and three screws from

the top edge of the rear panel. Slide the top cover to-

ward to the rear about 1/2 inch (1 cm), then remove

the top cover.

3. Refer to Figure 2 for the mounting location for the

SCOPE Unit. Locate the 14-pin plug taped on the chas-

sis. Remove the tape and remove the 14-pin plug from

the chassis.

4. Mount the SCOPE Unit using the supplied four screws

(Figure 3).

5. Referring to Figure 4, plug the 14-pin plug which was

removed from the chassis in the previous step into

the J7002 connector on the SCOPE Unit.

6. Locate the Coaxial plugs (labeled and )installed

in jacks (J4508 and J4507) on the RX-2 Unit. Un-

plug the Coaxial plug ( ) from the RX-2 Unit and

plug it into the J7003 on the SCOPE Unit. Unplug the

Coaxial plug ( ) from the RX-2 Unit and plug it into

the J7001 on the SCOPE Unit (Figure 4).

7. Replace the top cover and its nine screws.

8. Assemble the transceiver, Data Management Unit,

after-market Display, and after-market Keyboard (if

used) pursuant to Figure 5.

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

SCOPE Unit Mounting Location

14-pin Plug

Figure 4

14-pin Plug

SCOPE Unit

RX-2 Unit

Figure 5

Move the Coaxial plug

Keep a inch (2.5 cm) of space on ei-

ther side of the DMU-2000 to pre-

vent the overheating.

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNITPage 2

POWER Switch

Press this switch to turn the Data Management Unit

on, after first setting the rear panel POWER switch

to the “I” position. Press this switch again to turn the

Data Management Unit off. If the rear panel’s

POWER switch is set to the “O” position, the front

panel POWER switch will not function.

CF Card Slot

This slot accepts the supplied Compact Flash (CF)

Card, which allows storage, transfer, and recall of

transceiver configuration data and operator prefer-

ences, along with Log Book data, etc. When the CF

Card is successfully inserted, the red LED by the slot

will light up.

To remove the card out from slot, press the small push-

button at the right hand side of the slot.

Advice: If you get the “CF CARD IS NOT READY”

error message on the after-market monitor, check the

position of the CF Card in the slot for proper align-

ment.

Main POWER Switch

This is main power On (I)/Off (O)switch of the Data

Management Unit. Always turn this switch on before

turning on the front panel’s [POWER]button.

If this switch is not turned On, the front panel

[POWER]switch will not function.

FUSE

This holder requires a 3.15-A fuse. Always use the

3.15 Amp fuse, whether operating on 100 - 120 VAC

or 200 - 240 VAC.

~AC IN Jack

Connect the supplied 3-wire AC line cord to this

socket after ensuring that your AC mains voltage

matches that on the label. See the Installation section

for instructions on how to change the internal switch-

ing power supply AC mains voltage, if necessary.

TRX Jack

Connect this 8-pin MINI-DIN jack to the DMU jack

on the FT-2000 transceiver, using the supplied con-

trol cable.

COM Jack

Connect a after-market GPS re-

ceiver capable of supplying

NMEA data to this jack. The data

line connects to Pin 2, and the

ground shield connects to Pin 5.

When you connect the GPS receiver to this jack, the

“Rotator” page on the after-market monitor will au-

tomatically include a Great Circle map centered on

your location. The DMU-2000 can support the GGA,

GLL, and RMC Data Sentences from the GPS re-

ceiver.

KEY BOARD Jack

Connect your keyboard (not supplied) to one of these

jacks in accordance with your keyboard type (“USB”

or “PS/2”) to use the Smart Memory Card for storage

of logbook data, and for input of your location when

setting up the World Clock.

AUDIO OUT Jack

This jack is for future expansion of the Data Manage-

ment Unit’s capabilities, but at this time it is not sup-

ported.

Pin 2

GPS DATA IN

Pin 5

GND

SWITCHES AND CONNECTORS

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT Page 3

AUDIO IN Jack

This jack is audio signal input for the Audio Scope

display of the DMU-2000.

You can observe the audio wave of a signal provided

by equipment connected to this jack.

USB Jack

This jack supports the USB 1.1 protocol, for connec-

tion of a USB keyboard.

Note: Other types of USB-related accessories (other

than a keyboard) are not supported by this jack, and

must not be connected here.

DISPLAY Jack

Connect an external monitor (not supplied) to this

jack.

SWITCHES AND CONNECTORS

SPECIFICATIONS

Supply Voltage: 100 VAC ~ 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz (Universal)

Power Consumption (Approx.): 50 VA

Dimensions (WxHxD): 3.9” x 5.3” x 13.8” (100 x 135 x 350 mm)

Weight (Approx.): 6.8 lbs (3.1 kg)

PACKAGING LIST

DMU-2000 1 pc

SCOPE Unit 1 pc

CF Card 1 pc Q9000855 (128 MB)

AC Power Cord 1 pc T9017882: USA

T9013285: Europe

T9013283A: Australia

Connection Cable 1 pc T9101560

Spare Fuse 1 pc Q00000096 (3.15A)

Screws 4 pcs U03306002 (ASM3X6NI)

Operation Manual 1 pc

Warranty Card 1 pc

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNITPage 4

PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

When turning on the transceiver for the first time, please set the local time as soon as possible. If this is not done, the

various functions of the World Clock and Great Circle Map will not function correctly.

Note: If you wish to add a city to the City List that was programmed at the factory, you will need to supply your own USB

or PS/2 Keyboard. If you utilize one of the pre-loaded cities, a keyboard is not necessary.

You may also set up the local time for other locations, without a keyboard, using the cities that have been pre-loaded at

the factory.

Please note that there are four power switches that must be turned on in order for the operation. They are (1) main power

switch of the transceiver, (2) actual power switch of the transceiver, (3) main power switch of the Data Management

Unit, and (4) actual power switch of the Data Management Unit. This Data Management Unit must be turned on before

pressing the power switch on the front panel of the transceiver.

FUNCTION TABS

3. LOCAL TIME SETUP

If you press and hold in the [DISPLAY]key for more

than two seconds, white letters will appear at the bot-

tom of the screen to indicate various functions, and

the FT-2000’s [F1(CH-1)] ~ [F7(P.BACK)] and [DIS-

PLAY]keys will act as “Function” keys.

On the monitor, there should be a World Map dis-

played; if the World Map does not appear, find the

[F1(MAP)] key on the front panel of the FT-2000;

press this key to get the World Map to display on the

monitor.

1. TURNING THE TRANSCEIVER ON

To turn the transceiver on, first press the

main [POWER]switch (so that the “I”

side is pressed downward). In the FT-

2000 (100 W version), the main [POWER]switch is

on the right side of the rear panel. For the FT-2000D

(200 W version), the Main [POWER]switch is lo-

cated on the front panel of the FP-2000.

Hold in the front panel [POWER]switch

to turn the transceiver on.

2. TURNING THE DMU-2000 ON

To turn the Data Management Unit on,

first press the main [POWER]switch (so

that the “I” side is pressed downward) on

the rear panel, then press the front panel

[POWER]switch to turn the Data Man-

agement Unit on.

Note: The opening screen will appear on the after-mar-

ket monitor and the self-check function of the CPU in-

side the Data Management Unit will begin. When the Data

Management Unit is turned on for the first time, it takes

about 50 seconds (for self- checking) until the Data Man-

agement Unit becomes ready to use; however, from the

next time you turn it on, it will take around 10 seconds

until the Data Management Unit is ready for full opera-

tion.

Press the [DISPLAY]key to change the action of the

“Function” keys, then press the [F1(SET)] key; the

monitor should now show “LOCAL TIME-1;” this set-

ting has been pre-set for Japanese time at the factory.

Note

In the discussion to follow, reference will be made

to various “Function” keys (for example,

[F1(MAP)]). This nomenclature refers to the

[F1(CH-1)] ~ [DISPLAY]keys located along the

bottom left edge of the front panel of the FT-2000.

The exact function of each key will depend upon

the “Page” of the display being viewed on the

monitor; therefore, when using the World Map

page, [F1(MAP)] represents the pressing of the

[F1(CH-1)] key, with “MAP” being the function

appearing in the “F1” position at the bottom edge

of the monitor screen.

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT Page 5

4. CHANGING THE LOCATION

(1)Using the World Map

Choose (highlight) the “ZONE” using the [F1()] ~

[F4()] keys, then press the [F7(SELECT)] key.

The name of the country associated with the high-

lighted Time Zone may now be selected using the

[F1()] ~ [F4()] keys. Press the [F7(SELECT)]

key when you have made your selection.

You may now choose one of the cities displayed in

the same way. When you have made your choice, press

the [F7(SELECT)] key.

Advice: Depending on the country, there may be only one

city (or no cities) listed. In these instances, to modify

the setting, please first select the city name on the list,

even if you do not see the city you want on the list; you

may modify the city name later.

(2)Using the Longitude/Latitude Data

If you know a Longitude/Latitude of the your location,

you may set the location from the Longitude/Latitude data.

Press the [F6(LON/LAT)] key. The display changes

as follows.

PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

Press the [F7(SELECT)] key, then enter the Longi-

tude using the [F1()] ~ [F4()] keys. Use the

[F3()] and [F4()] keys to navigate to each column,

then use the [F1()] and [F2()] keys to select the

desired numbers in each column.

Note: The Longitude data is input in decimal form.

The seconds may also be input in sexagenary form.

For example, if you want to input 138 degree 28 min-

utes 15 seconds,

1. Input “13828.00” by using [F1()] ~ [F4()]

keys.

2. Press [F4()] key and move the cursor to the right

side of the column.

3. Input “15.”

4. Press [F7(SELECT)] key, and the numeric (sec-

ond) will be converted to the decimal number and

the Longitude input is completed.

When entry is complete, press the [F7(SELECT)] key

again.

Choose (highlight) “LAT” using the [F1()] ~ [F4()]

keys, then press the [F7(SELECT)] key.

Enter the Latitude in the same manner as described

above.

When entry is complete, press the [F7(SELECT)] key

again.

5. CHANGING THE CITY NAME

(Please connect a PS/2 or USB Keyboard (not supplied)

to do manual entry of a city name. If you are not entering

a new city name, please skip to step (6) below).

Use the [F1()] and [F2()] keys to highlight the

“CITY,” then press the the [F7(SELECT)] key. Enter

the name of the desired city.

When you have completed your input, press the

[F7(SELECT)] key once more.

(2)Using the GPS Receiver

If you connect the GPS receiver (not supplied) to the

COM jack on the rear panel, your location (Longitude/

Latitude) is set automatically.

Press the [F6(LON/LAT)] key. The display will indi-

cate the Longitude/Latitude of your location.

Press the [F5(GPS)] key to re-read the GPS data.

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNITPage 6

PLEASE READ THIS FIRST

6. CORRECTING THE DATE

Use the [F1()] and [F2()] keys to highlight

“DATA,” then press the the [F7(SELECT)] key.

Use the [F3()] and [F4()] keys to navigate to each

column of the date, then use the [F1()] and [F2()]

keys to select the desired numbers in each column.

Repeat for each column, to complete the date.

When entry is complete, press the [F7(SELECT)] key.

7. TIME SETTING

Press the [F1()] and [F2()] keys to highlight

“TIME,” then press the [F7(SELECT)] key to enter

the time entry mode.

Use the [F3()] and [F4()] keys to navigate to the

desired column in the date, then use the [F1()] and

[F2()] keys to select the desired number in each

column. Time is entered in 24-hour format.

8. SETTING UP DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME

Once you have selected the city to be utilized, use the

[F1()] and [F2()] keys to highlight “DST” (DAY -

LIGHT SAVING TIME).

Use the [F3()] and [F4()] keys to choose “ON”

or “OFF.”

9. SAVING AND CLOSING

When you have completed all the above entries to your

satisfaction, press and hold in the [F7(SELECT)] key

for two seconds to save all the new settings. The cho-

sen city and time zone will appear on the World Map

page.

Note: The [F1(SET)] key is only used when setting the

city name and local time. If you make a mistake, press

the [F7(SELECT)] key for 2 seconds. Pressing the

[F7(SELECT)] key for two seconds will return you to

the World Map screen.

When entry is complete, press the [F7(SELECT)] key.

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT Page 7

NOTE

DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNITPage 8

BEFORE USING AN EXTERNAL MONITOR

ABOUT DMU-2000 DATA MANAGEMENT UNIT OPERATION

A number of informative and useful displays will appear on the after-market monitor which is connected to the DISPLAY

terminal on the DMU-2000 rear panel. These include the World Clock, Spectrum Scope, Audio Scope and Oscilloscope,

Log Book, Temperature and SWR indications, Rotator Control with a Great Circle Map, and Memory Channel List.

These various “pages” may be selected by pressing the [F1(MAP)] ~ [F7(MCH LIST)] keys. Please see Page three.

1. Press and hold in the [DISPLAY]key for at least two

seconds.

White letters will appear at the bottom of the screen

to indicate various functions, and the [F1(CH-1)] ~

[F7(P.BACK)] and [DISPLAY]keys will act as “Func-

tion” keys.

If you once more press and hold in the [DISPLAY]

key for at least two seconds, the white-lettered tabs

will disappear, and control of the various functions

will be cut off; the [F1(CH-1)] ~ [F7(P.BACK)] and

[DISPLAY]keys will no longer act as “Function” keys.

2. If you press the one of the [F1(MAP)] ~ [F7(MCH

LIST)] keys momentarily, each press will bring up a

new display page.

If you do not want to change the setting, or if you wish to

suspend the setting procedure, press the [DISPLAY]key.

Any changes you started will not be saved, and the screen

will move forward to the next display.

On each screen, the action of the function key may vary.

At the bottom area of the screen, the function is indi-

cated; please confirm the function displayed as you read

along.

Function Tabs

Function Keys

[DISPLAY]Key

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