Taking Picture Using The Optional Camera-Mounted Speaker Microphone Snapshot Function - Yaesu FT2DR Operating Instructions Manual

Taking Picture Using the Optional Camera-Mounted Speaker
Microphone
Pictures can be taken by connecting the optional camera-mounted speaker microphone
(MH-85A11U).
Captured image data can be saved onto a microSD memory card inserted in the
transceiver.
The saved data can be displayed on the screen and transmitted to other transceivers*
as well.
In addition, the most recently captured image data can be transmitted to other transceivers*
by pressing (Send Image Button) on the camera-mounted speaker microphone.
* Refer to the Yaesu website or catalog for the transceiver models to which images can be
transferred.
Send Image Button
Sends the most recently
taken image data.
PTT Switch
Press to enable transmission,
and release to return to
receive mode.
Speaker
Outputs sound.
Connector
Connect to the DATA
terminal of the transceiver.
Make sure to insert the
connector in the right
direction
when connecting the speaker microphone
to the transceiver.
Connecting it forcibly to the transceiver
may cause damage.
1
Press and hold
2
Connect the camera-mounted speaker microphone (MH-85A11U) to the transceiver.
Tip Connect the connector to the DATA terminal of the transceiver.
3
Press and hold
Caution
When receiving an AM radio broadcast signal with the camera microphone connected, noise may
occur, but this is not a malfunction.
4
Press .
Aim the lens toward the object, then press
Make sure to keep at least 50 cm distance between the lens and the object. If the
object is too close, the picture will be out of focus, resulting in a blurred picture.
Snapshot Function
Lens
Aim this part toward the object to photograph.
Do not touch the lens with fingers or other objects.
for over one second to turn off the transceiver.
for over one second to turn on the transceiver.
Shutter Button
Press to take a picture.
Microphone
Speak into this part
with a normal voice.
Clip
Securely clip the
microphone to belt or
other objects.
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