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Information for Customers Operating Transceivers in the UK
Thank you very much for purchasing this YAESU HF transceiver.
The Transceivers listed in this notice are congured at the factory with the WRC-15 5 MHz (60 m) allocation as shown
below as “B2”.
When your Transceiver is operated in the UK or a location where the 5 MHz allocation is the same as the UK shown
below as conguration “C2”, then you need to follow the instructions below for your model to change the 5 MHz (60 m)
conguration, before using the transceiver for the rst time.
5 MHz (60 m) band frequency range conguration “B2”
Factory Default Setting
5 MHz (60 m) band frequency range conguration “C2”
Selectable Setting
5.351500 MHz - 5.366500 MHz 5.250000 MHz - 5.406500 MHz
FTDX101MP / FTDX101D
1. Turn the transceiver OFF.
2. Press and hold in the [FUNC]and [MODE] buttons while
turning the transceiver ON.
The green LED Indicator will blink with intervals of 0.5 sec
(0.5 sec ON, 0.5 sec OFF).
3. Press and release the [MODE] button, and the Green LED
Indicator will now blink with interval of 1 sec (1 sec ON, 1
sec OFF).
4.
Press and hold in the [MODE] button, and the radio will re-
start automatically. Once restarted the change of 5 MHz
frequency configuration will have been completed suc-
cessfully.
Power Switch
FUNC Button
LED IndicatorMODE Button
FTDX5000 / FTDX3000 / FTDX1200
1. Turn the transceiver OFF.
2. Press and hold in the [MENU]and [C.S] buttons while
turning the transceiver ON.
The green LED Indicator will blink with intervals of 0.5 sec
(0.5 sec ON, 0.5 sec OFF).
3. Press and release the [MENU] button, and the Green LED
Indicator will now blink with interval of 1 sec (1 sec ON, 1
sec OFF).
4. Press and hold in the [MENU] button, and the radio will re-
start automatically. Once restarted the change of 5 MHz
frequency configuration will have been completed suc-
cessfully.
Power Switch
C.S Button
LED Indicator
MENU Button
FTDX5000
MENU Button
C.S Button
Power Switch LED Indicator
FTDX3000
MENU Button LED Indicator
C.S Button
Power Switch
FTDX1200
FT-891
1. Turn the transceiver OFF.
2. Press and hold in the [F]and [QMB] buttons while turning
the transceiver ON.
The green LED Indicator will blink with intervals of 0.5 sec
(0.5 sec ON, 0.5 sec OFF).
3.
Press and release the [F] button, and the Green LED Indica-
tor will now blink with interval of 1 sec (1 sec ON, 1 sec OFF).
4. Press and hold in the [F] button, and the radio will re-start
automatically. Once restarted the change of 5 MHz frequency
conguration will have been completed successfully.
F ButtonLED Indicator
Power Switch
QMB Button
FT-991A
1. Turn the transceiver OFF.
2. Press and hold in the [F]and [MODE] buttons while turning
the transceiver ON.
The green LED Indicator will blink with intervals of 0.5 sec
(0.5 sec ON, 0.5 sec OFF).
3. Press and release the [MODE] button, and the Green LED
Indicator will now blink with interval of 1 sec (1 sec ON, 1
sec OFF).
4. Press and hold in the [MODE] button, and the radio will re-
start automatically.
Once restarted the change of 5 MHz fre-
quency conguration will have been completed successfully.
MODE Button
LED Indicator
Power Switch F Button
* The FT-991A is an HF and VHF/UHF transceiver. Please note that the default ARS UHF repeater frequency coverage
and shifts for this model are di󰀨erent from normal UK usage. Selecting the “C2” conguration as below will enable cor-
rect repeater coverage and shifts for UK operation.
ARS Conguration “B2”
Factory Default Setting
ARS Conguration “C2”
Selectable Setting
ARS Frequency Range: 438.20 MHz - 439.45 MHz (- shift)
Repeater Shifts: 7.6 MHz
ARS Frequency Range: 433.00 MHz - 433.40 MHz (+ shift)
434.60 MHz - 435.00 MHz (- shift)
Repeater Shifts: 1.6 MHz
FT-450D
1. Turn the transceiver OFF.
2. Press and hold in the [A/B] button while turning the trans-
ceiver ON.
Setting Number “3” will appear in the display.
3. Rotate the [MAIN DIAL] knob and select the Setting Num-
ber “4”.
4. Press and hold in the [MODEp]button to store the Setting
Number “4” and the radio will re-start automatically. Once
restarted the change of 5 MHz frequency conguration will
have been completed successfully.
PH ON E S
KE Y
Setting Number
Power Switch MODE

Button A/B Button
MAIN DIAL Knob
Important Note
5 MHz (60m) 5.351500 MHz - 5.366500 MHz has not
been incorporated into the FT-450D.
By performing the procedure above, the channels
shown in the table are set to USB. These channels ap-
pear between the “last” PMS channel (MEM-P2U) and
the rst “regular” memory channel (MEM-001).
CH No. Frequency CH No. Frequency
UK5-FA 5.260000 MHz UK5-FL 5.373000 MHz
UK5-FB 5.280000 MHz UK5-FE 5.400000 MHz
UK5-FC 5.290000 MHz UK5-FM 5.405000 MHz
UK5-FK 5.368000 MHz - -
Caution:
NOTE: When changing the 5 MHz (60 m) band frequencies according to the procedures above, all saved data, such as
Menu and Memory settings, will be deleted. If you need to change the 5 MHz (60 m)band after using the radio,
make sure to back up your registered data or make a written note, before applying the setting change.
NOTE: The 5 MHz (60 m)band frequency range setting is NOT changed, even when executing the “Full Reset” to re-
store the transceiver to the factory defaults, as described in the Operating Manuals.