HT FUNCTIONS SUMMARY SHEET – YAESU VX-5R Basic Radio Orientation: Steps Needed for VFO and Memory Usage and Repeater Operation FW + BAND 6-2-440 220 .5 – 16; 48 - 999 3 Bands Menu Memories Wide Receive FW + TX-PO 5 watts N/A Power Lock Rev Shift HM/RV Dual Receive 1. On/Off 2. Shift Key 3. Squelch 4. VFO/Memory 5. Frequency Navigation 6. Menu Access 7. Enable CTCSS / DCS And Select Tone 8. Repeater Shift and Offset Direction 9. Operating Mode 10. Memory Storage 11. Memory Labels 8 Characters 12. Memory Navigation 14. Keyboard Lock 15. Reverse Input 16. Power Setting Programming for a Repeater Important LCD Display Icons Dedicated button front, upper (toggle: on/off) FW use with another key for an alternate function Press MONI key (below PTT) to break squelch Press FW key then 0-SQ/WX key to change value Turn DIAL to raise or lower value 0 - 15 PTT to resume normal operation Toggle VFO button at lower right for VFO-a or VFO-b Toggle MR button for Memory Recall MR or Memory Tune (MT) Touch VFO key to go to VFO mode (a or b) Press BAND to go up, one band per press Input desired frequency via key pad Be sure to zero fill first three for LF Radio will often complete last digit for UHF Rotate DIAL to change frequency Press FW and rotate DIAL to change by mHz. Press FW then BAND–SET/AR button just below Rotate DIAL to select Menu # Press BAND–SET/AR to enter menu choice Rotate DIAL to desired setting PTT to confirm and resume normal operation a. FW then 1-TN/FRQ for Menu 29, SQL Type a. FW then 2-CD/TAG for Menu 30, Tone Set b. Rotate Dial to desired setting, example: Tone b. Rotate Dial to desired setting, example: 77 c. Press PTT to confirm c. Press 2-CD/TAG to accept and exit Yes; Menu #6 to turn on/off. Menu #7 to override; Go to Menu #8 to set shift amount Automatic selects NFM, or WFM or AM on listening frequencies Press + Hold FW key; Rotate dial to desired memory location number Press FW key again to lock in memory a. Press FW then BAND–SET/AR button e. Press BAND again to next space; repeat b. Rotate DIAL to select Menu #03 Name Set f. Press PTT to accept and exit c. Press FW then BAND–SET/AR button again Press and hold 2-CD/TAG to toggle label on or off. d. Rotate DIAL for desired alpha/numeric Press MR-SKP/SC to enter Memory mode (Display = MR) Rotate DIAL to memory location or enter memory number and press MR Press MR-SKP/SC again to enter Memory Turn mode (Display = MT) Rotate DIAL to desired frequency or use key pad to enter frequency Press FW then BAND–SET/AR button and Rotate to Menu #37 Press BAND–SET/AR to enter LOCK menu; Rotate to desired setting, example KEY+DIAL Hold FW then TX-PO-Lock key; Toggles on/off; Display show “L” when LOCK is active Toggle the HM/RV key to listen to the input frequency of a repeater Press the TX-PO/LOCK button once for each setting change: LI =.3W, LIII = 2.5W, None = 5W 1. Toggle VFO button at lower right to go to VFO mode VFOa or VFOb (see #4 above) 2. Select repeater output frequency (see Frequency Navigation #5 above) 3. Repeater offset (shift) is set automatically. To change default, go to menu #6. (See #8 above) 4. Select Tone and CTCSS (see #7 above) 5. Set in memory, if desired (see #10 above) L: Key Lock is ON; F: Alternate Frequency Bell: Bell alarm is enabled Functions Active; S: Set, W, Memory Write Phone: Auto-dialer Active; Toggle FW + 3-DT/VLT Negative (-), Positive (+): Repeater offset to turn off/on; note DTMF off when active T: CTCSS Encoder is active S: Battery saver is enabled Battery: bars inside Image of battery denote SQ: CTCSS Decoder is active Clock: Auto power off is enabled battery life. No bars means depleted. L1, L2, L3: Power setting Compiled by Paul Bailey-Gates, KA6GEM, Piedmont, California as a radio orientation instructional aid for newly licensed amateur radio operators attending a “Get on the Air” Class. Not for sale or broad distribution. No claim is made for accuracy. Refer to the manufacturer’s operating manual for complete instructions. Please report discrepancies to KA6GEM@ ARRL.NET. Radio graphic (prior to annotation) courtesy Vertex Standard Inc. R091002
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