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Controls & Connections (Side Panel)











PTT (Push To Talk) Switch.................................................. 21

• Press this switch to transmit, and release it (to receive) after your trans-

mission is completed.

• In the Set mode, press the PTT switch to save the new setting and return

to normal operation.

MONI/T.CALL Key (Function is selectable from Set mode)

..................................................................................................... 28

•USA/Asian Version:

Press this switch to open the squelch, and listen for very weak signals

near the background noise level.

•European Version:

Pressing this switch activates the T-CALL (1750 Hz) for repeater access.

F key ..................................................................................... 22

Press and hold this key to enter the Set Mode.

SP Jack

This three-conductor miniature jack provides connection for an external

speaker.

MIC Jack

This three-conductor miniature jack provides connections for microphone

audio, earphone audio, PTT, and ground.

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Controls & Connections (LCD)

Normal operation display

2 3 41

1 VFO-A / VFO-B .................. 23 3 Operating Frequency ........ 20

2 S & PO Meter..................... 21 4 Battery Indicator………… 18

The Set Mode and Preference Mode display

Set Mode Preferred Operating Mode

5 Set Mode Menu ................. 22 6 Preferred Operating Mode ............

............................................. 23

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Display of features and settings

7 8 11

9 10 12

2122 20

v v

19 18 17

7Operating Mode 18 Memory Tag Name.....................

....................................... 30,31

8Secondary Keypad Active ..........

............................................. 14 19 Weather Channel*......................

........................................... 34

9Repeater Shift Direction..............

............................................. 27 20 Memory Bank ............................

............................................ 29

10 Programmable Memory (Mode

(VFO)) Scan..................... 36 21 Memory Mode ................... 29

11 Priority Channel.............. 14 22 Skipped Memory Channel

12 Squelch Operation.......... 39 23 Home Channel .................. 32

13 Scramble Feature*.......... 39 24 TX Power Level Indicator.........

............................................ 21

14 DTMF Mode ..................... 39 25 Memory Offset Tuning...............

............................................ 32

15 Keypad Lock .................. 24 26 Selecting ICON indicator

16 VOX Feature .................... 39 27 Memory (BANK) Channel Num-

ber

17 Automatic Power-Off Feature..

.......................................... 39

* This feature is displayed depending on the transceiver version.

Control & Connections (LCD)

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Controls & Connections (Keypad)

Key Primary Function

(PRESS Key)

Secondary Func-

tion

(PRESS F + Key)

Third Function

(Press and Hold Key)

Frequency entry digit “1” ―

Recalls the “Weather”

broadcast

channel bank

Frequency entry digit “2” ―Activates the ARTS

feature

Frequency entry digit “3” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “4” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “5” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “6” ―Key Lock feature

Frequency entry digit “7” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “8” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “9” ― ―

Frequency entry digit “0” ― ―*1

recalls the stored or

assigned setting

HOME (Fixed

setting)

store or assign a

setting to the key

TX PWR (Fixed

setting)

FM radio

REV (Fixed setting)

recalls the Memory Mode and

activates the “Memory “Tune”

Mode while in the Memory

Mode.

Activates the Priori-

ty function Memory write mode

Switches VFO-A and VFO-B

PMS(Program Mem-

ory (Mode) Scan)

Program Scan Setting

*1 : When entering a frequency from the keypad, there is a short-cut for

frequencies ending in zero - after the last non-zero digit, press and hold

the [0/SET] key to enter all the zeros at once.

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Installation of Accessories

Antenna Installation

The supplied antenna provides good results over the entire frequency range

of the transceiver. However, for enhanced reception on certain non-Amateur

frequencies, you may wish to connect an an-

tenna designed specically for that frequency

range, as the supplied antenna is necessarily

a compromise outside the Amateur bands,

and cannot be expected to provide high per-

formance at all frequencies.

To install the supplied antenna, hold the bot-

tom end of the antenna, then screw it onto the

mating connector on the transceiver until it is

snug. Do not over-tighten by using of extreme

force.

• Never transmit without having an antenna connected.

• When installing the supplied antenna, never hold the upper

part of the antenna while screwing it onto the mating con-

nector on the transceiver.

• If using an external antenna for transmission, ensure that the

SWR presented to the transceiver is 1.5:1 or lower, to avoid

excessive feedline loss.

Preparation of SBR-25LI Battery Pack

The SBR-25LI is a high-performance Li-Ion battery providing long operating

time in a compact package. Under normal use, the SBR-25LI may be used

for approximately 300 charge cycles, after which operating time may be ex-

pected to decrease. When an old battery pack exhibits diminished capacity,

replace the pack with a new one.

Installing the Battery Pack

1. Insert the battery pack into the bat-

tery compartment on the back of the

transceiver(



2. Push the battery in until the battery

latch on the lower back side of the

transceiver clicks securely().

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Removing the Battery Pack

To remove the battery, turn the

transceiver OFF. While sliding the latch

in the direction of the arrow, as shown

in the illustration, slide the battery pack

downward and out of the transceiver.

Attaching the Belt Clip

Attach the belt clip on the back of

transceiver using the supplied screws

(two).

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Charging the Battery Pack

If the battery has never been used, or its charge is depleted, it may be

charged by placing the FT-25R/E in the SBH-22 Rapid Charger desktop cra-

dle, connected with the SAD-20B/C/U/G AC adapter.

DC jack

AC line outlet

A fully-discharged SBR-25LI Battery Pack will be charged completely in

about 2.5 hours (depending on the battery being charged). Disconnect the

SAD-20B/C/U/G from the DC jack and the AC line outlet.

• The SAD-20B/C/U/G is not designed to power the trans-

ceiver for operation (reception or transmission).

• Please be advised that the SAD-20B/C/U/G may contribute

noise to TV and radio reception in the immediate vicinity, so

we do not recommend its use adjacent to such devices.

About Desktop charger lamp

The battery charging status is indicated by the

desktop charger lamp, as shown in the below table:

Lamp Status Description

Red lighting Charging

Green lighting Charge Complete

Red blinking Charge Error

FT-25R/E / SBH-22 with SAD-20B

(Example of USA model)

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Low Battery Indication

•As the battery discharges during use, the

voltage will gradually become lower. When

the battery voltage is too low for reliable op-

eration, the “ ” icon will blink on the LCD

display, indicating that the battery pack must

be recharged before further use.

•Avoid recharging Li-Ion batteries before the “ ” indicator is observed, as

this can degrade the charge capacity of your Li-Ion battery pack.

About Battery Indicator Icons

Battery charge indicator icons are shown below:

Icons Description

Full battery power

Enough battery power

Low battery power

(w/blink) charge (or replace) the

battery

Approximate Operating Time and Remaining Charge

Level Indication

Approximate operating time for the transceiver with the fully charged battery

pack is as follows.

Frequency Band SBR-25LI SBR-26LI

Amateur Band 144 MHz band Approx. 10.0 hours Approx. 12.5 hours

FM Broadcast Band Approx. 11.0 hours Approx. 15.0 hours

Transmit 6 seconds; Receive 6 seconds; Stand by 48 seconds.

Charging the Battery Pack

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Basic Operation

Turn the Power ON and OFF

•Be sure the Battery Pack is installed, and is fully

charged. Connect the antenna to the top panel

Antenna jack.

•Rotate the PWR/VOL knob out of the click-

stop to turn the transceiver ON. The current DC

supply voltage will be shown on the display for

two seconds. After the two second interval, the

display will commence the normal operating fre-

quency indication.

•To turn the transceiver OFF, turn the PWR/VOL knob fully counter-clock-

wise into the click-stop position.

Adjust the Audio Volume Level and Squelch Setting

Rotate the PWR/VOL knob to adjust the receiver

volume. Listen to the open squelch background

noise to adjust the audio to a comfortable level.

1. To set the squelch level, press the F key and

then press the MONI/T.CALL key, to open the

SQ LEVEL set mode.

2. Press the [] or [] key to adjust to a level at

which the background noise is muted.

3. Press the PTT switch to save the squelch setting and return to normal

operation.

Changing between VFO-A and VFO-B

•Press the [#VFO] key repeatedly to toggle the

frequency control between the VFO mode and

the Memory mode.

•Frequency ranges are shown in the table.

Frequency Range

RX TX

USA model 137-174 MHz 144-148 MHz

European

model 137-174 MHz 144-146 MHz

Asian model 137-174 MHz 136-174 MHz

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Frequency Navigation

The FT-25R/E will initially be operating in the “VFO” mode. The VFO permits

free tuning throughout the currently-selected operating band in designated

frequency steps (operating channels).

Three basic frequency navigation methods are provided on the FT-25R/E:

1)Tuning Frequency

Pressing the [] key tunes the FT-25R/E toward a higher frequency, while

pressing the [] key will lower the operating frequency, in steps prepro-

grammed for the current operating band.

2)Direct Keypad Frequency Entry

The operating frequency may be entered directly from the keypad by press-

ing the numbered digits on the keypad in the proper sequence.

Examples:

To enter 145.560 MHz, press [1][4][5][5][6][0]

To enter 145.000 MHz*, press [1] [4] [5] [0] [0] [0]

*There is a short-cut to enter frequencies ending in zeros - after

the last non-zero digit, press and hold the [0/SET] key to enter the

remaining zeros.

3)Scanning

Manual VFO Scan:

To manually initiate VFO scanning, press and

hold either the []or [] key to begin upward or

downward scanning, respectively.

Programmed Mode VFO Scan:

To begin scanning within a limited sub-band

range from the VFO mode, press and hold the

[#VFO] key to select the bandwidth for the Pro-

grammed Mode (VFO) scanner. Then press the F

key and the [#VFO] key to start scanning.

The scanner will stop when it receives a signal

strong enough to open the Squelch threshold.

(Manual VFO Scan)

(Programmed Mode

VFO Scan)

The FT-25R/E will then hold on that frequency in accordance with the “RE-

SUME” mode setting (Set Mode Item “25 RESUME”).

Press the PTT switch momentarily to cancel the scanning (this only stops the

scan; it does not cause a transmission to occur).

Basic Operation

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