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Yaesu FT-60R User manual

Key Pad FT-60R Quick Reference Guide by Rich Bugarin W6EC
Functions: Most keys on key pad have 3 functions,
Primary Function (PRESS KEY),
Secondary Function (PRESS [F/W] + KEY),
Third Function (PRESS & HOLD KEY).
Basic Operation: The [V/M] key toggles basic operation
between V (VFO = Variable Frequency Operation) mode
and M (Memory) mode. From VFO mode press the
[V/M] key once to enter memory channel mode, from
memory mode press [V/M] once to enter VFO mode.
Set Mode: There are 56 Items in the settings mode that
may be used to alter the operation of the FT-60. To
enter Set Mode press the [FW] key then the [0/set] key,
then rotate the DIAL until desired set item is displayed.
Press [FW] key to enter into that setting menu. Rotate
DIAL knob to adjust setting then press PTT to exit setting
mode.
Useful Settings:
6 (BEEP) Enables/Disables key pad beeper.
12 (DC VLT) displays DC Supply Voltage.
27 (NAME) Toggles the display between frequency
display and Alpha (name) display. Note select memory
channel first then alter its Frequency/Alpha display.
Automatic Power-Off (APO) Feature The radio can be
set to automatically turn off after a programed time
limit. Use Set Mode 1 to change time setting.
Transmitter Time-Out Timer (TOT) The radio can be set
to automatically stop transmitting after a set period of
time. (Disables transmission if PTT key is stuck on. Use
Set Mode 51 to change time setting.
Key Pad Lock: To lock keys and tuning dial press [FW]
key then [6 LOCK] key, to unlock repeat same key
sequence. To change what the lock will lock out use set
mode item #25 (LOCK)
Manual Tuning: To manually tune radio, put radio into
VFO mode as previously described. Key in desired
frequency using numbered key pad until desired
frequency is displayed, If programming for repeater
(Duplex) use, check display for + or –repeater symbol
this indicates radio is in Automatic Repeater Shift (ARS)
mode. If no + or –symbol you can manually program
repeater by pressing [F/W] key then [4/RPT] key, rotate
DIAL knob to select (RPT.-), (RPT.+) or (OFF) mode then
push PTT to lock in setting. To enable transmission of a
CTCSS tone, press [F/W] key then [1/SQ TYP] key, rotate
DIAL knob and select TONE then push PTT to lock in
setting (note a Twill be displayed next to the + or –
symbol on display when in tone mode). To change CTCSS
tone frequency press [F/W] key then [2/CODE] key, the
currently selected tone frequency will be displayed,
rotate DIAL knob to select the desired tone frequency
then push the [FW] key to lock in setting.
Saving to Memory: To save above manually tuned
frequency to memory. First tune radio as described
above. Then press and hold in the [F/W] key for one
second within five seconds of releasing the [F/W] key
select a location to store data into, the radio will select
the next available open memory location or you my
rotate the DIAL and select another location. Press [FW]
key to lock frequency into memory. The memory will
remember the frequency, repeater shift, tone squelch
option, CTCSS frequency, power level and ALPHA/Name
tag into memory.
Reserve memory channel #1 for the frequency you
wish as your “Priority Memory Channel”.
(Some suggested Priority Memory Channel’s for
Hi-Landers Club members are):
146.565 MHz (Poker Run Simplex)
462.5675 MHz (FRS Chanel 2 Basecamp)
444.9875 MHz + Offset 107.2 tone (Rubicon Repeater)
146.805 MHz Neg. Offset 123 tone (Pollack Pines Rpt.)
On/Off/Volume DIAL (Tuning)
Squelch
PTT (Push To Talk)
Moni (Monitor)
(Opens Squelch)
Lamp
Power Level: To change transmit power press [F/W] key
then [3/TX PW] key, rotate DIAL knob to the select
desired power level, then push PTT to lock in setting.
“HOME” Channel Memory
A one-touch “HOME” channel allows quick recall of a
favorite operating frequency. (For Hi-Landers club
members 146.565 MHz is recommended).
To program Home Channel:
1. Change the setting of Set Mode Item 36: REV/HM
from “REV” to “HOME,” if it is not already set to home
(see page 1 “Set Mode” for instructions)
2. Select the desired frequency, while operating in the
VFO mode. (Manual Tuning on Page 1)
3. Press and hold in the [F/W] key for one second.
4. While the memory channel number is blinking, press
the [HM/RV] key. (Home is now programmed).
To recall the HOME channel: press the [HM/RV] key
to return to previous frequency press the [HM/RV] key
again.
“Priority Channel” Scanning (Dual Watch)
Dual Watch is a two-channel scanning system which
allows you to operate on any frequencie while
periodically checking the Priority Channel.
DW (Dual Watch) while monitoring from memory:
Memory Channel#1 will be the Priority Channel. Set the
radio to operate on any Memory channel, then press the
[F/W] key, next press the [V/M (PRI)] key. You have now
activated the memory #1 Duel Watch feature. “DW” will
be displayed in the upper right corner of the display. To
cancel Duel Watch press the [F/W] key, next press the
[V/M (PRI)] key.
DW (Dual Watch) while monitoring VFO, Home or
Weather channels
Recall any memory channel you wish to use as the
“Priority” frequency. Set radio to operate on any VFO,
Home channel or Weather frequency you wish to
monitor, then press the [F/W] key, next press the [V/M
(PRI)] key. You have now activated the any memory
Duel Watch feature. “DW” will be displayed in the
upper right corner of the display. To cancel Duel Watch
press the [F/W] key, next press the [V/M (PRI)] key.
Memory Scanning
Place the radio into memory mode (if not already there
seep page 1) Press and hold in either the [ (MHz)] or
[ (MHz)] key for one second. to scan up or to scan
down. If scan stops on an active channel you wish not to
listen to, rotate the DIAL knob one click to resume
scanning. Pressing the PTT key will stop scanning at
current scanned memory channel.
Weather Broadcast Channels
There are 10 pre-programmed NOAA weather stations.
Press and hold in the [1(SQ TYP)] key for one second.
Rotate the DIAL knob to select the desired Weather
Channel. To exit to normal operation, press the [V/M
(PRI)] key, or press and hold in the [1(SQ TYP)] key again.
Severe Weather Alert
In the event of extreme weather disturbances, the
NOAA (National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration) sends a weather alert accompanied by a
1050 Hz tone and subsequent weather report on one of
the NOAA weather channels.
Weather Alert Scan This feature allows you to check the
Weather Broadcast Memory Channels for the presence
of the NOAA Alert Tone while operating on VFO scan or
Memory channel scan.
To enable the Weather Alert Scan feature:
1. Press the [F/W] key, then press the [0/SET] key.
2. Rotate the DIAL knob to Set Mode # 56: WX ALT.
3. Press the [F/W] key momentarily.
4. Rotate the DIAL knob to select “ALT. ON.”
5. Press PTT key to save the setting and exit.
6. To disable the Weather Alert, select “ALT.OFF”.
Programming P1 and P2 Key Assignment
the [7(P1)] and [8(P2)] keys may be programmed by the
user. Suggested settings set mode 27 (NAME) for [7(P1)]
key and set mode 12 (DC VLT) for [8(P2)] Key. Press the
[F/W] key, then press the [0/SET], rotate Dial knob to set
#27 (NAME) then press and hold in the [7(P1)] for one
second. Repeat with mode 12 for [8(P2)] Key.
Trouble Shooting
You were told that your radio sends out a beep tone
and cuts off some of your transmission. Likely problem
is the radio is in the Internet Connection mode. If it is in
that mode there will be a icon displayed in the upper
right corner of the display. To disable the Internet
Connection, press the [0( ) SET] key momentarily.
The Dial knob or none of keys work. Likely problem Key
Pad may be locked. (See page #1 to unlock keys)
Notes
MARS/CAP modified radios will transmit between
137-174 MHz (VHF) & 420-470 MHz (UHF) which
includes FRS, GMRS, MUR & Marine bands. Useful
during emergency communications situations. Non-
modified radios transmit between 144-148 MHz (VHF) &
430-450 MHz (UHF) (Ham Bands only).
You as the licensed control operator are responsible for
the compliance of all FCC rules of operation, including
use of proper bands, power and proper identification.

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