Yaesu FT3DR User manual

C4FM/FM 144/430MHz
DUAL BAND DIGITAL TRANSCEIVER
FT3DR
FT3DE
Instruction Manual (APRS Edition)

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APRS® initial settings ........................................................................................................ 2
Initial setting process for APRS operations................................................................... 2
When operating APRS using the GPS function ............................................................ 3
When operating APRS without using the GPS function................................................ 3
Setting your own station call sign.................................................................................. 5
Setting the APRS baud rate.......................................................................................... 6
Setting the symbol of your own station ......................................................................... 7
Receiving APRS® beacons ............................................................................................... 9
Setting the APRS operating frequency ......................................................................... 9
Receiving beacons........................................................................................................ 9
Description of the APRS STATION LIST screen and operations ................................ 10
Notification of beacon or message arrival in a pop-up screen
APRS POPUP function ............................................................................................... 21
Screen when BND 2 s - BND 60 s is selected ........................................................ 22
Audio notification of a beacon or message received APRS RINGER function ........... 23
Displaying RAW packet data ...................................................................................... 23
Deleting a beacon station from the list........................................................................ 24
Transmitting APRS®beacons ......................................................................................... 25
Transmitting a beacon manually ................................................................................. 25
Switching between automatic and manual beacon transmission................................ 25
Setting the automatic beacon transmit interval........................................................... 26
Setting the SmartBeaconing™.................................................................................... 26
Registering status text ................................................................................................ 28
Selecting a position comment..................................................................................... 29
Setting the digipeater route......................................................................................... 29
APRS® message screen and operating instructions ....................................................... 31
Description of the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen and operations ............................. 31
Description of the APRS MESSAGE LIST detail screen and operations.................... 32
Message edit screen and description of operations.................................................... 33
Receiving messages................................................................................................... 34
Filter setting for messages received ........................................................................... 35
Deleting a message from the list................................................................................. 36
Transmitting APRS® messages....................................................................................... 37
Creating and sending messages ................................................................................ 37
APRS Set Mode List....................................................................................................... 42
APRS Set mode function list .......................................................................................... 45
Table of Contents

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APRS®initial settings
APRS (Automatic Packet Reporting System) is a communication system to exchange
GPS location data and packet messages; it was developed and is supported by Bob
Bruninga (WB4APR). Position data may be entered manually in advance or automatically
from the built-in GPS satellite receiver.
When an APRS signal is received from a partner station, the direction, distance, speed
etc. of the partner station as seen from your own station will be shown on the display of
your transceiver.
Initial setting process for APRS operations
Enabling the GPS function
(page 3)
Disabling the GPS function
(page 3)
Setting the clock of this device
(FT3DR/DE Operating Manual)
Turning the GPS function OFF
(page 3)
Turning the GPS function ON
(page 3)
Setting the position of your own
station (page 4)
Setting your own station call sign
(page 5)
Setting the APRS baud rate and turning ON the APRS
function (page 6)
Setting the symbol of your own station
(page 7)
Setting the frequency in Band B
(page 9)
Setting the APRS beacon transmission according to your
operation preferences (page 25)

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When operating APRS using the GPS function
When the GPS function is activated, the internal clock setting and location coordinates
of your own station will be acquired from the GPS satellite signals automatically. We
recommend that the GPS function be used in mobile operations.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [20 GPS POWER].
2Turn the DIAL to select “GPS ON”.
GPS ON: GPS function is usable.
GPS OFF: GPS function is not usable.
Reference Factory shipping value: GPS ON
3Press the PTT.
To exit the set mode and return to the operating screen.
In order to use the GPS satellite data for your own position information, press and hold
the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [24 MY POSITION] to “GPS”. If [24 MY POSITION],
is set to “Manual”, the coordinates registered in set menu “P1-P10” will be used by your
transceiver for APRS operations, and the acquired GPS data will become invalid.
Tips
• The position GPS coordinates for your own station can be registered in 10 memories (P1 - P10). The
registered coordinates can be set as the position information of your own station (page 58).
• When using the GPS function in APRS operations, be sure to set [APRS] → [24 MY POSITION] to
“GPS”.
• When using the GPS function, the current consumed will increase by about 18 mA. As a result, the
battery standby time is shorter compared to when the GPS function is set to OFF.
When operating APRS without using the GPS function
When operating APRS without using the GPS function, follow the procedure below to
manually set the clock and position information.
ySetting the clock
If the internal clock of this device is set, the time will be reflected in the time display of
the APRS screen. Please refer to “Setting Clock Time” (FT3DR/DE Operating Manual) on
how to set the time.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [21 GPS TIME SET].
2Turn the DIAL to select “MANUAL”.
3Press the PTT.
The GPS clock will be set to MANUAL and the set mode
will be cancelled.

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ySetting the position information
Enter the position information of your own station manually.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [24 MY POSITION].
2Turn the DIAL to select [Manual] and press the [DISP]
key.
A screen to enter the position information of your own
station will be displayed.
Reference Factory shipping value: GPS
3Press the [DISP] key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the latitude.
4Turn the DIAL to select “N (North Latitude)” or “S (South
Latitude)” press the [DISP] key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the “degree”.
5Turn the DIAL to select [Degree] and press the [DISP]
key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the “Minute”.
6Turn the DIAL to select [Minute] and press the [DISP]
key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the “1/100th Minute”.
7Turn the DIAL to select [1/100th Minute] and press the [DISP] key.
The seconds will be displayed within parentheses.
8Turn the DIAL to select “LON” and press the [DISP] key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the longitude.
9Turn the DIAL to select “E (East Longitude)” or “W (West Longitude)” and press the
[DISP] key.
The cursor will move to the item for setting the “Degree”.
10 Enter the “degree”, “minute” and “1/100th minute” in the same way as Step 5-7.
11 Press the [DISP] key.
The position information will be set.
12 Press the PTT.
To exit the set mode and return to the operating screen.
24 MY POSITION
GPS Manual P1
P2 P3 P4
P5 P6 P7
P8 P9 P10
24 MY POSITION
Manual :
LAT N 0°00.00’
(’00”)
LON E 0°00.00’
(’00”)

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Setting your own station call sign
Register your own station call sign in order to send and receive messages and to transmit
beacons in APRS. Enter the call sign like “JA1ZRL-7”. The “-7” in the call sign indicates
the SSID (Secondary Station Identifier) of which there are 16 types, including one with no
SSID. Generally, the SSIDs shown in the table below are used in APRS.
SSID Description SSID Description
NIL Fixed stations that can exchange mes-
sages
-8 Marine mobile stations, land mobile sta-
tions
-1 1200 bps narrow-to-middle band digipe-
ater
-9 Using the FTM-400XD etc. for mobile ap-
plications
-2 9600 bps digipeater -10 I-Gate station, Internet connection station
-3 1200 bps broadband digipeater -11 Balloons, aircraft, spacecraft, etc.
-4 Digipeater, mobile station, meteorological
station, etc.
-12 1-way tracker station (messages cannot
be exchanged)
-5 Operation station using mobile devices
(smartphones etc.)
-13 Meteorological station (weather station)
-6 Operation station for satellite communica-
tions, events, etc.
-14 Tracking mobile stations
-7 Use of FT3D etc. in handy terminals -15 Digipeater, mobile station, meteorological
station, etc.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [23 CALLSIGN (APRS)].
The text input screen will be displayed.
2Input the call sign in the alphabet and numeric input
screens
Refer to “Text input screen” (FT3DR/DE Operating Man-
ual) for instruction to enter the call sign.
Up to 6 digits can be entered for the call sign.
[If no SSID is set]
Proceed to Step 4 to set the SSID.
3Press the PTT.
The call sign will be registered and the display returned to the operating screen.
[If a SSID is set]
4Touch [ ]
5Touch the SSID you want to set
We recommend that the SSID be set to “−7” in this device.
6Press the PTT.
The SSID will be registered and the display returned to the operating screen.

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Setting the APRS baud rate
This sets the APRS baud rate. If the baud rate is set to 1200 bps or 9600 bps, the APRS
function will be turned ON. If the baud rate is set to “OFF”, the APRS function will be
turned OFF.
If the baud rate is set to 1200 bps, APRS operations using AFSK 1200 bps packets will
be enabled.
If the baud rate is set to 9600 bps, APRS operations using GMSK 9600 bps packets will
be enabled.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [4 APRS MODEM].
2Turn the DIAL to set the APRS baud rate
The APRS baud rate can be selected from the following three options.
“OFF”, “1200 bps”, “9600 bps”
Remark Factory shipping value: OFF
3Press the PTT.
The baud rate sign will be set and the display returned to the operating screen.
Caution
If the APRS is not going to be used, follow Step 2 above to set it to “OFF”.
Tips
• If the APRS baud rate is set to 1200 bps or 9600 bps, the receive and save function will stop
automatically.
• If press and hold the [DISP] key → touch [APRS] → [8 APRS MUTE] is set to “ON” in the set mode,
the receive volume (beacon and voice etc.) in Band [B] will be muted and indicator “A12” or “A96”
will flash.

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Setting the symbol of your own station
This sets the transmit symbol of your own station. The symbol can be selected from
among 48 types.
The default setting when shipped from the factory is “ ”, “ ”, “ ”, “ ”.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [25 MY SYMBOL].
2Turn the DIAL to select the symbol
The following four symbol types can be selected as your
own symbol: “ICON 1”, “ICON 2”, “ICON 3” and “ICON 4”.
If “ICON 4” is selected, symbol characters can be input
directly when “25 MY SYMBOL (User)” appears. * See
the following page on how to enter the characters.
3Press the [DISP] key
The cursor will move to the “Code” area of the table below. You can turn the DIAL to
select a frequently used symbol from the symbols shown in the table below).
Remark The default value of each symbol is as follows.
MY SYMBOL Code Symbol
1 [ /[ ] Human
2 [ /b ] Bicycle
3 [ /> ] Car
4[ YY ] Yaesu Radio
4Press the [DISP] key.
The symbol of your own station will be set.
5Press the PTT.
To exit the set mode and return to the operating screen.
25 MY SYMBOL
ICON 1
Human/Person
[ /[ ]
PUSH“DISP”

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yEntering a symbol character directly
You can enter a symbol character directly if the symbol that you want is not available.
1Press and hold the [DISP] key → Touch [APRS] → [25 MY SYMBOL].
2Turn the DIAL to select “ICON 4”.
3Press the [DISP] key
The cursor will move to the “Code” area.
Reference If “25 MY SYMBOL (User)” does not appear after pressing the [DISP] key, turn the DIAL
to select “25 MY SYMBOL (User).
4Press the [DISP] key again
The cursor will move to the Symbol Table ID (character on the left side of the code).
5Turn the DIAL to select the Symbol Table ID
6Press the [DISP] key
The cursor will move to the Symbol Code (character on the right side of “Code”).
7Turn the DIAL to select the Symbol Code
8Press the [DISP] key
The symbol will be set.
9Press the PTT.
To exit the set mode and return to the operating screen.
Reference Please refer to “http://aprs.org/symbols/symbolsX.txt” and “http://aprs.org/symbols.html”
for the latest symbol table.

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Receiving APRS®beacons
This sets the operating frequency of the APRS before receiving a beacon.
Setting the APRS operating frequency
The customary APRS operating frequency differs depending on the region and country.
In the USA, the usual operating frequency is 144.39 MHz. Therefore, to begin APRS
operations set the Band B frequency to 144.39 MHz.
1Press the [A/B] key
Switch the operating band to Band B.
The APRS will operate only in Band B. Check that A12 (1200bps) or A96 (9600bps) is
displayed on the right-hand side of the frequency (page 6).
2Setting the operating frequency
Reference If the baud rate setting in [APRS] → [4 APRS MODEM] is set to 1200 bps or 9600 bps in
the set mode, the receive and save functions will stop automatically.
Receiving beacons
yDisplaying beacons in the APRS pop-up screen
A “ping pong” audio alarm will sound when a beacon is
received on the Band B frequency, and the APRS pop-up
screen will be displayed.
The contents displayed in the “APRS POP-UP SCREEN”
and the “APRS STATION LIST DETAIL SCREEN” to be
explained next are basically the same.
yDisplaying beacons in the APRS STATION LIST detail screen
1Touch [F MW] → [S.LIST].
The APRS STATION LIST screen will be displayed.
2Rotate the DIAL knob, to select the beacon whose details
you want to review.
3Press the [DISP] key to display the details screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
4Press the [BACK] key.
Returns the screen to the APRS STATION LIST screen.
FTM-400D 04/07
12.5km 15:36
Speed 68km/h
Course 337
Alt 36m
(Off duty)
E JA1ZRL-9
1 E JQ1YBG- 9 15:36
2 E JA6YPC- 7 12:34
3 W JH1YPC-13 04:56
4 E JQ1YBF -9 12/27
5 E JQ1YBG-14 11/18

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Description of the APRS STATION LIST screen and operations
yDescription of the APRS STATION LIST screen and operations
1 E JQ1YBG- 9 15:36
2 E JA6YPC- 7 12:34
3 W JH1YPC-13 04:56
4 E JQ1YBF -9 12/27
5 E JQ1YBG-14 11/18
①
②
③
④ ⑤ ⑥
⑦
⑧
①Number: Received beacons (up to a
maximum of 60) will be displayed,
starting with the most recent one
received.
②Character: The station list characters will be
displayed.
Refer to the following page for
details.
③Station name: The call sign or object name / item
name of the received beacon will
be displayed.
④[TOP]: Touch this icon to move to the top
of the list.
⑤[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the
“reply message” text input screen.
⑥:
Touch this icon to display the function expansion key screen. Touch this when replying to a
message or moving to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen and so on.
⑦Beacon auto / manual transmission icon:
Do not display (MANUAL), Display “ ” (AUTO) (page 25), Display “ ” (SMART)
(page 25)
⑧Time or date: Time (HH:MM) or date (MM/DD) will be displayed. The time display will change the date
display on the following day.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move the cursor to the top of the APRS STATION LIST…Touch [TOP].
• Delete a selected beacon station from the display (page 24)…Touch followed
by [DEL].
• Move to the “APRS STATION LIST” detail screen (page 12 - page 20)…Turn
the DIAL to select the beacon whose details you want to see and press the [DISP] key.
• Set mode (page 42)… Press the [DISP] key for one second or longer.
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON TX].
Tips
• When [APRS] → [3 APRS FILTER] is set to on, a received beacon matching the filter setting will be
captured and shown on the display. If “OFF” is selected, a “beep” will sound and the beacon will not
be captured or shown.
• The receive audio (beacon or voice etc.) of Band [B] when APRS is operating may be muted by
setting [APRS] → [8 APRS MUTE] in the set mode.
• The reception of an APRS beacon is notified by a ringing sound set in [APRS] → [10 APRS RINGER]
in the set mode. If “OFF” is selected, no audio alarm will sound upon receiving a beacon.

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yDescription of Station List Designators
Examples of 14 types of station list designators are described here. Refer to the description
page listed on the table for the detail screen.
1 E JQ1YBG- 9 15:36
2 E JA6YPC- 7 12:34
3 W JH1YPC-13 04:56
4 E JQ1YBF -9 12/27
5 E JQ1YBG-14 11/18
Display Description Page
EMic-E: Displayed when a beacon of a microphone encoder station is received 12
PPosition: Displayed when the beacon from a fixed station (FIXED) or a mobile
station (MOVING) is received 13-15
pPosition: Displayed when the beacon of a fixed station (FIXED) or a mobile
station (MOVING) is received (compression type) 16
WWeather report: Displayed when the beacon of a meteorological station is
received 17
wWeather report: Displayed when the beacon of a meteorological station is
received (compression type) 17
O Object: Displayed when the beacon of an object station is received 18
oObject: Displayed when the beacon of an object station is received
(compression type) 18
I Item: Displayed when the beacon of an item station is received 18
iItem: Displayed when the beacon of an item station is received (compression
type) 18
KKilled Object/Item: Displayed when a deleted object station or item station is
received 18
kKilled Object/Item: Displayed when a deleted object station or item station is
received (compression type) 18
S Status: Displayed when the beacon of a status station is received 19
? Other: Displayed when a beacon that cannot be interpreted is received 20
Emg Displayed when an emergency signal from a Mic-E station is received 12
Tips
• When the transceiver is turned ON, if the detail screen is displayed before the GPS satellites are
acquired, the position arrow and distance will not be displayed.
• If GPS satellite information is no longer available due to obstructions such as buildings, tunnels,
etc., the most recently acquired coordinates (position arrow, latitude / longitude, distance) will be
displayed. The accurate position information will be displayed again when you move to a position
that can be located.

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in an Enc (Mic-E) APRS STATION LIST
and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “E” station and press the
[DISP] key to display the Enc (Mic-E) detailed screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
FTM-400D 04/07
12.5km 15:36
Speed 68km/h
Course 337
Alt 36m
(Off duty)
E JA1ZRL-9
E JA1ZRL-9
Course 337
Alt 36m
(Off duty)
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ STATUS TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑬
⑰ ⑱ ⑲
⑭
⑮
Turn the DIAL
⑯
⑦
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position):
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The received station call sign will be displayed.
④Type code: The type code used by the partner station will be displayed
(Mic-E, McE-Trk, McE-Msg and model name of the radio,
etc.)
⑤Distance: Distance to the received station will be displayed.
⑥Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑨Speed: The moving speed of the partner station will be displayed.
⑩Direction: The direction of movement of the partner station will be
displayed.
⑪Altitude: The altitude of the partner station will be displayed.
⑫Position comment:
The position comments of the partner station will be
displayed.
When an emergency message is received, the message
(Emergency!) is displayed and a “pu... x12)” sound will be
repeated 12 times.
⑬Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑭Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑮STATUS TEXT:
The comments information will be displayed.
⑯Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑰[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL changes.
⑱[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input screen.
⑲:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
•
Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a P (Position: Fixed station) APRS
STATION LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “P” station and press the
[DISP] key to display the P (Position) detailed screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
FIXED 04/07
22.5km 15:36
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
P JA1ZRL-9
P JA1ZRL-9
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑬ ⑭ ⑮
⑪
Turn the DIAL
⑫
⑦
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position) :
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The reception call sign will be displayed.
④Partner station information:
The fixed station information (FIXED) will be displayed.
⑤Distance: Distance with the partner station will be displayed.
⑥Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑨Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑩Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑪COMMENT TEXT:
The comment’s information will be displayed.
⑫Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑬[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL
changes.
⑭[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input
screen.
⑮:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key
screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
• Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
• Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON
TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a P (Position: Fixed station) APRS
STATION LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “P” station and press the
[DISP] key to display the P (Position) detailed screen. Detailed information known as the
PHG code may be included in the position information.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
FIXED 05/24
82.7km 09:36
Power 50W
Height 22m
Gain 6dB
A-Dir 97
P JA1ZRL-9
P JA1ZRL-9
Gain 6dB
A-Dir 97
P-Rate 4
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑬
⑱ ⑲ ⑳
⑭
⑮
Turn the DIAL
⑰
⑦
⑯
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position):
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The reception call sign will be displayed.
④Partner station information:
The fixed station information (FIXED) will be displayed.
⑤Distance: Distance with the partner station will be displayed.
⑥Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑨Transmission power:
The transmission power of the partner station will be
displayed.
⑩Antenna ground height:
The antenna ground height of the other station will be
displayed.
⑪Antenna gain: The antenna gain of the partner station will be
displayed.
⑫Antenna direction: The antenna direction of the partner station will
be displayed.
⑬Transmission count: The transmission count of the partner station
will be displayed.
⑭Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑮Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑯COMMENT TEXT: The comments information will be displayed.
⑰Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑱[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL changes.
⑲[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input screen.
⑳:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
•
Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON
TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a P (Position: Fixed station) APRS
STATION LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “P” station and press
the [DISP] key to display the P (Position) detailed screen. Movement-related information
(Speed, Course), if any, will be displayed as follows.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
MOVING 06/04
15.1km 18:16
Speed 67km/h
Course 262
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
P JA1ZRL-9
P JA1ZRL-9
Course 262
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑮ ⑯ ⑰
⑬
Turn the DIAL
⑭
⑦
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position) :
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The received call sign will be displayed.
④Partner station information:
The fixed station information (MOVING) will be displayed.
⑤Distance: Distance to the partner station will be displayed.
⑥Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑨Speed: The moving speed of the partner station will be displayed.
⑩Direction: The direction of movement of the partner station will be
displayed.
⑪Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑫Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑬COMMENT TEXT:
The comment’s information will be displayed.
⑭Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑮[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL
changes.
⑯[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input
screen.
⑰:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key
screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
• Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a p (compressed type: fixed/mobile
station) APRS STATION LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “p” (Position Compressed
type) station and press the [DISP] key to display the P (Position) detailed screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
fixed 07/01
7.4km 12:06
Speed -km/h
Course -
Range -.-km
Alt 90m
p JA1ZRL-9
p JA1ZRL-9
Course -
Range -.-km
Alt 90m
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑰ ⑱ ⑲
Turn the DIAL
⑯
⑦
⑬
⑭
⑮
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position) :
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The received call sign will be displayed.
④Partner station information:
The fixed station information (fixed) and mobile station
information (moving) will be displayed. Compressed type
information will be displayed in lower case letters.
⑤Distance: Distance to the partner station will be displayed.
⑥Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date (MM/DD) will be displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑨Speed: The moving speed of the partner station will be displayed.
⑩Direction: The direction of movement of the partner station will be
displayed.
⑪Coverage area: Information on the coverage area of the partner
station will be displayed.
⑫Altitude: The altitude of the partner station will be displayed.
⑬Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑭Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑮COMMENT TEXT: The comments information will be displayed.
⑯Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑰[ ❘◄ ►❘]:
Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL changes.
⑱[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input screen.
⑲:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
•
Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON
TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a W or w (weather report: meteorological
station) APRS STATION LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “W” (Weather report) or
“w” (Weather report Compressed type) station and press the [DISP] key to display the W
or w (Weather report) detailed screen. Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
WEATHER 03/11
102.7km 14:46
Temp 17C
RainH 1.6mm
RainD 5.8mm
RainN 3.2mm
W-Dir 220
W-Spd 1.6m/s
Gust 3.2m/s
W JA1ZRL-9
W JA1ZRL-9
Gust 3.2m/s
Baro 990hPa
Humidity 35%
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑤ ⑥
⑧
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑫
⑱
㉒ ㉓ ㉔
⑲
⑳
Turn the DIAL
㉑
⑦
⑬
⑭
⑮
⑯
⑰
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position): The direction of the partner station as seen
from your own station will be displayed.
③Call sign: The received call sign will be displayed.
④Partner station information:
The meteorological station (weather) information will be
displayed. Compressed type information will be displayed
in lower case letters.
⑤Distance: Distance with the partner station will be displayed.
⑥Message display: When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is
received, the “ ” mark is displayed.
⑦Date: The date (MM/DD) will be displayed.
⑧Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be displayed.
⑨Temperature: The temperature information will be displayed.
⑩Rainfall: Information on the rainfall per hour will be displayed.
⑪Rainfall: Information on the rainfall per day will be displayed.
⑫Rainfall: Information on the rainfall from midnight onwards will be
displayed.
⑬Wind direction: Information on the maximum direction will be
displayed.
⑭Wind speed: Wind speed information will be displayed.
⑮Maximum wind speed: Information on maximum wind speed will
be displayed.
⑯Atmospheric pressure: Information on the atmospheric pressure
will be displayed
⑰Humidity:
Information on the humidity will be displayed.
⑱Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑲Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑳COMMENT TEXT:
The comments information will be displayed.
Symbol: The symbol will be displayed.
[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL changes.
[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input screen.
:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
•Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
•
Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for a second or longer.
•
Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
• Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a O (Object) or I (Item) APRS STATION
LIST and description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “O” (Object) or “ ” (Item)
station and press the [DISP] key to display the O (Object) or I (Item) detailed screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
JA1ZRL
OBJECT 02/14
14.7km 20:47
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
O YAESU
O JA1ZRL-9
N 3437.24�
E 13944.96�
[ COMMENT TEXT ]
①
②
③ ④ ⑥ ⑦
⑨
⑩
⑪
⑭ ⑮ ⑯
⑫
Turn the DIAL
⑬
⑧
⑤
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Compass (position):
The direction of the partner station as seen from your own
station will be displayed.
③Name: The name of the object or item will be displayed.
④Call sign: The received call sign will be displayed.
⑤Partner station information:
The fixed station information (OBJECT) will be displayed.
⑥Distance: Distance with the partner station will be displayed.
⑦Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑧Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑨Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑩Latitude: The N (north latitude) or S (south latitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑪Longitude: The E (east longitude) or W (west longitude) of the current
position will be displayed (DDMM.MM or DDMMSS).
⑫COMMENT TEXT:
The comments information will be displayed.
⑬Symbol: The symbol of the radio station will be displayed.
⑭[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL
changes.
⑮[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input
screen.
⑯:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key
screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
• Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for one second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
•
Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON
TX].

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yExplanation of the detail screen display in a S (Status) APRS STATION LIST and
description of operations
Turn the DIAL in the APRS STATION LIST screen to select the “S” (Status) station and
press the [DISP] key to display the S (Status) detailed screen.
Turn the DIAL to scroll the screen.
STATUS 02/14
-.-km 20:47
S JA1ZRL
[ STATUS TEXT ]
....................
....................
....................
①
② ③ ⑤
⑦
⑧
⑨ ⑩ ⑪
⑥
④
①Character: The station list characters will be displayed.
②Call sign: The reception call sign will be displayed.
③Partner station information:
Status information will be displayed.
④Distance: Distance with the partner station will not be displayed.
⑤Message display:
When a beacon containing STATUS TEXT is received, the
“” mark is displayed.
⑥Date: The date the beacon was received (MM/DD) will be
displayed.
⑦Time: The time the beacon was received (HH:MM) will be
displayed.
⑧STATUS TEXT:
The comments information will be displayed.
⑨[ ❘◄ ►❘]: Each time the icon is touched, the function of the DIAL
changes.
⑩[REPLY]: Touch this icon to display the reply message text input
screen.
⑪:Touch this icon to display the function expansion key
screen. Touch this when replying to a message or when
displaying RAW data etc.
• Scroll the screen…Turn the DIAL.
• Switching beacon stations…Touch [ ❘◄ ►❘] and turn the DIAL.
• Move to the APRS MESSAGE LIST screen (page 31)…Touch followed by
[M.LIST].
• Replying messages (page 38)…Touch [REPLY].
• Move to the APRS STATION LIST screen (page 10)…Press the [BACK] key.
• Set mode (page 42)…Press the [DISP] key for one second or longer.
• Move to the RAW data display screen (page 23)…Touch followed by [RAW].
• Manual transmission of a beacon (page 25)…Touch followed by [BEACON
TX].