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ADVANCED MANUAL i9700 13 FIRMWARE UPDATE 12 DD MODE OPERATION 11 DV GATEWAY 10 D-STAR (ADVANCED) 9 D-STAR (BASIC) 8 GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED) 7 GPS OPERATION (BASIC) 6 OTHER FUNCTIONS 5 SCAN 4 MEMORY CHANNEL 3 TX VOICE MEMORY 2 RECORD AND PLAYBACK 1 ADVANCED OPERATIONS INTRODUCTION VHF/UHF ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER i Functions and features of Adobe Acrobat Reader The following functions and features can be used with Adobe Acrobat Reader. Keyword search Click “Find (Ctrl+F)” or “Advanced Search (Shift+Ctrl+F)” in the Edit menu to open the search screen. This is convenient when searching for a particular word or phrase in this manual. * The menu screen may differ, depending on the Adobe Acrobat Reader version. Find screen Advanced search screen Click to open the fjnd or search screen or advanced search screen. Printing out the desired pages. Click “Print” in File menu, and then select the paper size and page numbers you want to print. * The printing setup may differ, depending on the printer. 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INTRODUCTION ii TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ADVANCED OPERATIONS .1-1 Operating CW (ADVANCED) .1-1 D About the CW Reverse mode .1-1 D Using the Memory Keyer function (KEYER) .1-1 D Keyer memory edit menu (EDIT) .1-2 D Contest number menu (001 SET) .1-3 D Keyer set menu (CW-KEY SET) .1-4 Operating RTTY (FSK) .1-5 D Displaying the RTTY DECODE screen.1-5 D RTTY decoding .1-5 D Twin Peak Filter (TPF) .1-5 D Transmitting an RTTY memory content .1-6 D Editing an RTTY memory .1-7 D Turning ON the RTTY log .1-8 D Viewing the RTTY log contents .1-8 D RTTY Decode Log set .1-9 D About the RTTY decode set mode .1-10 Tone squelch operation.1-11 DTCS code squelch operation .1-12 FM repeater operation .1-13 D Checking the repeater input signal .1-13 D Setting the repeater tone frequency .1-13 Duplex operation.1-14 Data communication .1-14 2 VOICE RECORDER FUNCTIONS .2-1 Recording a QSO audio.2-1 D Quick recording .2-1 D Basic recording .2-1 Playing back a QSO audio.2-2 D Fast forward while playing .2-2 D Rewind while playing .2-2 D Pause while playing .2-2 D Playing the previous fjle .2-2 D Playing the next fjle .2-2 D Moving to the beginning of the previous fjle .2-2 D Moving to the beginning of the next fjle .2-2 Playing back audio on a PC.2-3 Checking the folder or fjle information .2-3 Deleting fjles .2-4 Deleting folders .2-4 RECORDER SET screen .2-5 PLAYER SET screen .2-6 3 VOICE TX MEMORY FUNCTION .3-1 Recording a Voice TX memory .3-1 D Recording .3-1 D Playing back .3-1 Entering a Voice TX memory name .3-2 Transmitting a Voice memory content .3-2 D Transmitting .3-2 D Repeatedly transmitting .3-3 D Adjusting the output level .3-3 VOICE TX SET screen .3-4 4 MEMORY OPERATION .4-1 Memory channels .4-1 Selecting a Memory channel .4-1 D Selecting with MULTI. .4-1 D Selecting a channel on the MEMORY screen.4-1 D Selecting using the keypad .4-1 D Selecting a Call channel .4-1 Entering memory channel contents .4-2 Copying the Memory channel contents .4-3 D Copying to the VFO .4-3 D Copying to the another Memory channel .4-3 Entering a memory name .4-4 Clearing a memory channel .4-4 About the MEMORY screen .4-5 Memo Pad .4-5 D Saving the contents into a Memo Pad .4-5 D Calling up the Memo Pads .4-5 5 SCANS .5-1 Scan types .5-1 Preparation .5-1 D Squelch status .5-1 SCAN screen .5-2 SCAN SET screen .5-3 Programmed scan .5-4 D Programmed scan operation .5-4 Memory scan .5-5 D Memory scan operation .5-5 D Setting the Select Memory channels .5-5 D Select Memory scan operation .5-6 D Mode Select scan operation .5-6 F scan and Fine F scan .5-7 D F scan operation .5-7 Temporary Skip function .5-7 6 OTHER FUNCTIONS .6-1 Measuring SWR.6-1 Protection function .6-1 Selecting the display type and font .6-1 D Selecting the display background .6-1 D Selecting the display font .6-1 NTP function .6-2 D Using the NTP Time Synchronize function .6-2 D Using the NTP function .6-2 REF adjustment .6-3 Screen Capture function .6-3 D Setting the Screen Capture function .6-3 D Capturing a screen .6-3 D Viewing the captured screen .6-3 Entering DTMF code.6-4 Transmitting the DTMF code .6-4 D Transmitting a DTMF code .6-4 D Selecting the DTMF transmit speed .6-5 7 GPS OPERATION (BASIC) .7-1 Before starting GPS operation .7-1 D Connecting a GPS receiver .7-1 D Confjrming the GPS signal receiving .7-1 Manually input the position data .7-2 8 GPS OPERATION (ADVANCED) .8-1 Before starting GPS operation .8-1 D Confjrming the GPS signal receiving .8-1 D Manually setting your position .8-2 GPS TX mode and TX format types .8-3 Difference between older models .8-3 When a received signal contains position data.8-4 Checking your position .8-4 D Displaying Position Data .8-4 D GPS POSITION screens and their meanings .8-5 D About the RX screen .8-6 D Setting the display type (MAIN/SUB) .8-7 D About the Course .8-7 D About the Grid Locator .8-7 D Changing the GPS Memory or Alarm .8-8 D Changing the Compass Direction .8-8 D Saving your own or a received stations position .8-9 Checking GPS information (Sky view screen) .8-10 Transmitting D-PRS data .8-11 D D-PRS .8-11 D Operating in the D-PRS mode . 8-11 D Displayed items .8-12 D Setting D-PRS Position (Mobile/Base) .8-13 D Setting D-PRS Object/Item .8-14 D Setting D-PRS Weather .8-15 D Weather station transmission .8-16 D Confjrming the weather data input .8-16 D Application setting .8-16 D About the weather data content .8-16 D Displaying your position using a mapping software .8-17 iii Transmitting NMEA data .8-19 D Setting the GPS data sentence . 8-19 D Setting the GPS data sentence . 8-20 GPS Automatic Transmission .8-20 GPS Memory .8-21 D Adding a GPS Memory . 8-21 D Entering the GPS Memory group name . 8-23 D Deleting GPS Memory . 8-24 D Rearranging the display order of the GPS data . 8-25 GPS Alarm .8-26 D Setting the GPS Alarm function to All Memories (all GPS Memories) . 8-27 D Setting the GPS Alarm function to RX (a caller station) . 8-28 GPS SET .8-29 9 D-STAR OPERATION (BASIC) .9-1 Unique features of D-STAR .9-1 What is D-STAR? .9-1 About the DR function.9-2 Ways to Communicate with the DR function .9-2 DV and DD modes .9-2 Enter your call sign (MY) into the transceiver .9-3 Register your call sign at a gateway repeater.9-4 Making a Simplex call .9-5 Accessing repeaters .9-6 Receiving .9-7 Capturing a call sign .9-8 Making a Local CQ call .9-8 Making a Gateway CQ call .9-9 Calling an individual station .9-9 Saving settings .9-10 Updating the repeater list.9-11 “FROM” (Access repeater) setting .9-13 10 D-STAR OPERATION (ADVANCED) .10-1 “FROM” (Access repeater) setting .10-1 D Using your transceivers repeater list . 10-2 D Using the DR scan . 10-3 D Using the Near Repeater Search function . 10-4 D Using TX History . 10-5 “TO” (Destination) setting .10-6 D Using the “Local CQ” (Local Area call) . 10-7 D Using the “Gateway CQ” (Gateway call) . 10-7 D Using “Your Call Sign” . 10-7 D Using RX History . 10-8 D Using TX History . 10-8 D Directly