Dtmf Autodial Memories - Yaesu FT-530 Manual

* DTMF codes ore displayed as
0-9, A, b,
C,
d, E
(for"),
F
(for
#)
end
M."
for emply
(none stored).
To use the DTMF memory features a special
mode must be activated by pressing Cl!0
---7
~.
A
Jla"
is displayed below the rightmost frequency
digit when this mode is active (the same keys also
deactivate the mode).
To store a DTMF memory:
o
Press <!!0
---7
~,
if necessary, to display
"a"
o
Press and hold <l!0 for 1/2-second (until the sec-
ond beep sounds). A flashing number appears in
the memory box, indicating the selected DTMF
memory number.
o
Within 5 seconds of the last step, press a num-
bered key corresponding to the DTMF memory
number you want to store. The display changes
to that shown below.
o
Again press and hold <l!0 for Y2-second (the
DTMF memory number begins to blink), then
ca
o
ml
o
o
DTMF tone
L - -
""I"
stored
in !his digit
number (01 to 15) in !his
Selected DTMF
Auto Page Acknowledgment
With the Page mode active, you can respond to
a page manually (by pressing the PTT), or you can
set the FT-530 to respond automatically ("trans-
pond"), by sending back their individual paging
code followed by your own. This immediately in-
forms the calling station that their page was suc-
cessfuL Using this feature in combination with the
Trigger Paging mode allows virtually hands-free
automatic paging operation (the page is automat-
ically acknowledged and the squelch is opened for
voice communication).
To enable this feature, press <l!0
---7
rn
---7
CD
"PA
ON " will appear, and pressing
(D.
again will disable it, ("
PAOFF"
will be displayed).
Press
rn
to return the display to normal.
DTMF Autodial Memories
The FT-530 provides ten memories, num-
bered 0 through 9, for storage of DTMF tone
sequences of up to 15 digits each, to be used for
remote DTMF control sequences or telephone
numbers for autopatching systems. Some of
these memories can also be dedicated to store
ringer melodies (covered later).
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key in the numbers of the DTMF sequence you
want to store. As you do so, the serial digit num-
ber in the center of the display increments as the
entered code is displayed at the right.
Note! When entering new DTMF codes the
serial
digi~ ~umber
on the display will be that of
the next dzgzt to be stored - not the serial number
of the digit displayed at the right!
If you make a mistake press the PTT switch to
cancel your entries, and repeat this step (all digits
must be re-entered).
o ~ou
.are storing .fewer than 15 digits, press
~
bnefly to .terrrunate entry (if storing 15 dig-
Its, entry terrrunates automatically after the last
digit). To replay the stored codes in the loud-
speaker and on the display, press the numbered
key corresponding to the memor~ number
stored. You can also press
cTI
and (
~z)
to dis-
play eac~ digit manually (with the actual digit
number
In
the center of the display, and its
DTMF code at the right).
o
Tum the
DIAL
knob to select another DTMF
memory to store, if desired, and repeat the last
two steps.
o
Press
~J
to return to the frequency display.
To check the contents of any or all DTMF mem-
~ries
while
"a"
is displayed, just hold COC0 for
12-sec?nd and press any numbered key (to change
the dIsplay to DTMF memories), then tum the
DIAL
knob to select the DTMF memory number in
the memory box at the upper left, and use the
arrow keys to display each digit.
To recall a stored D1MF memory on the air, first
make sure the DTMF memory mode is activated
(Jla" displayed). Then close the PIT switch and
press the number of the DTMF memory to trans-
mit. Once the D1MF sequence has begun you may
release the PTT (the transmitter stays keyed until
the sequence is over).
If you do not have the required DTMF sequence
stored in memory, press COC0
---7
~, if
necessary,
so that
"a"
is no longer displayed, then enter the
DTMF digits individually.
Note!
When the DTMF memory mode is active, the key-
pad cannot be used to transmit individual DTMF
code~.
First tum the DTMF memory mode off by
pressmg COC0 ---7~
,
then enter the digits.
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