Yaesu FT-1000MP Operating Manual page 90

Menu Programming
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Selection & Settings
Key & Panel Beeper
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Enable/disable the
beep that sounds when a front panel key or button
is pressed.
Beep Frequency
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Adjust the front panel key
& button beep pitch from 220
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7040 Hz. By
turning the VFO-B knob slightly so that
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appears, a constant pitch matches the displayed
pitch, which is adjusted using the MAlN VFO-A
knob. Note
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beep volume can be adjusted via
the hole on the bottom case of the transceiver.
Insert a small insulated screwdriver and slowly
turn the trimmer for the desired volume.
Tune-up Drive Power
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Select a maximum
output power limit of 10, 50 or 100 W for driving
the input circuit of an external linear RF amplifier
while tuning.
Transmit Audio EDSP
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Disable or select one
of four available EDSP equalization schemes for
transmitted microphone audio. Select the one that
best suits your voice characteristics by activating
the monitor circuit, transmitting and switching
through each type while comparing each effect.
EDSP Receive Band Pass Filters
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tailor the
frequency response for the four available receiver
EDSP Band Pass Filter networks:
SSB LPF
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This adjusts the high frequency
cutoff for the SSB LPF. Signals above this fre-
quency are rejected. The upper cutoff frequency
is adjustable from 1000
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3200 Hz.
SSB HPF
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This adjusts the low frequency
cutoff for the SSB HPF. Signals below this fre-
quency are rejected. The lower cutoff frequency is
adjustable from 100
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1800 Hz.
CW BPF
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This selects the total bandwidth for
the band-pass filter, which passes a range of
frequencies falling within an upper and lower pair
of cutof frequencies. Bandwidths of 60-, 120-, and
240-Hz are selectable.
AM LPF- This adjusts the high frequency cut-
off for the AM LPF. Signals above this frequency
are rejected. The upper cutoff frequency is adjust-
able from1 000
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3200 Hz.
AM HPF
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This adjusts the low frequency cutoff
for the AM HPF. Signals below this frequency are
rejected. The lower cutoff frequency is adjustable
from 100
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1800 Hz.
Digital Mode Filter
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Select one of three preset
filters optimized for FAX, PACKET or SSTV op-
eration.
DVS Record VFO
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Select MAlN VFO-A or
SUB VFO-B as the receive audio source to record
from when using the optional DVS-2 (Digital Voice
System).
DVS-2 PTT
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Enableldisable transmitter PTT
control from the DVS-2 unit.
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Headphone Mode
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Select one of three audio
mixing modes for use with headphones:
Mono
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audio from both the main and sub VFO
is combined and heard the same in both ears.
STEREO I
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Audio from both the MAlN VFO-A
and SUB VFO-B can be heard in each ear, but
SUB VFO audio is attenuated in the left ear and
MAlN VFO audio is attenuated in the right.
STEREO 2
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Audio from MAlN VFO-A is heard
only in the left ear and SUB VFO-B in the right.
Note: both VFOs must be activated by the
DUAL button on the front panel, and the main and
sub audio must be balanced using the MAlN and
SUB AF GAIN controls.
AF GAIN Control
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Selects the operation of
the
MAIN SUB AF GAIN
front panel control:
Balanced
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The audio level for both VFOs is
adjusted by the inner control, while the outer col-
lar adjusts the balance.
Separate
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The audio level for each VFO is
adjusted separately (inner knob for MAlN VFO
volume, outer collar for SUB VFO volume).
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