Opera Tion; Preliminary Steps; Inicial Power Up, Band Selection - Yaesu FT-767GX Operating Manual

This section is intended to famillarize you with
the various operating reatures oí the transcei­
The early subsections
ver.
che baslc operating procedures for the receiver
and aansmltter. However, for these
descri b ed it is assumed that you have performed
each step the arder
m
that you have already read
with
che locations and
varlous cootrols and
tr e1ver has been
ansc
§2
If not, please read
§3.
4 . 8
Subsect ions through
complex operations
reatures, and
memories
recommend random experimentation
controls unul after you
procedures. Some keys
disable other funcrions and may cause coafus1on.
Although chis should not damage the equipmenr,
you may have to rurn off the rraascelver and
press the BACKUP switch
memory system lf you loose track of opera­
(§3.6)
tion. lf the location
conrrol or switch is unclear, refer to
Subsections through
4.13
tions for implementlng
comm
applications. The
these ílnal sections are intended to guide your
own experimentation, ra t her than to serve as a
tbe
last word on best way to operate: ultimately
ro
ir is up to you choose the best reacures and
techniques for your own operating preferences.
4-1

Preliminary Steps

Before plugging in the power cord to the wall
outler, double check that the AC voltage label
on the rear panei match your llne voltage. Also,
set rhe BACKUP switch on (undepressed posicion)
íf it Is not already. Ser the front
Off
switch to the (undepressed) posltion.
Connect a microphone,
jack. f or CW operation, connect your CW key or
keyer paddles to the KEY jack.
4.0 OPERA TI ON
descnbe in derail
work as
t0
from
given, the srart:
§2,
and are familiar
basic funcrions or the
swi tches; and that the
ínscalled as described
§3
and now.
describe the more
4.12
amm
involving progr a ble
We
scanning. do not
with the
have followed these
and swltches alter
(rwlce) to reset the
or basic functioa of
§2.
4 . 1 8
offer some sugges­
reatures ia different
e nts and procedures
panei
power
if desired, to the MIC
Preset the front panei controls:
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4.. 2
lnitial Power Up, Band
Plug t.he AC power cord into the wall outlet, and
POWER
press the
should lighr up,
default settings i f the cransce1ver has not been
used before: LSB (lower sideband mode), VfO-A,
or 7 .000.00 (MHz). Set the DIM selector (below lhe
left edge of the
play brlghmess.
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...
a
Press the BAND/MCH keys (to the righ1 of the
cuníng knob} and observe the band changes on the
display . ln lhe default (Ham) mode, t.he Hf ama­
in
teur bands are selected.
14.000 . 00
28.000
1 .500 . 00
LL: soo . oo
(ENT)
Press the
H/G
keypad) once.
beneath the frequency display should glow. Now
press the BAND/MCH keys and again observe the
band changes on
Coverage) mode, the receiving frequency changes
by 500 kHz for each BANO step.
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16 -
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B ··fully countercloclcwise
ll y co umerclockwise
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tch · · ·· · ···· (undepressed)
out
l es
Selection
switch. The meter and display
wlth the display indicaung the
display) for comf ortable dis­
n 1 1 n r1 1 l n
1. U l.. .I U . U u
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1.500 00
18.000 . 00
14 .000 00
10 . 000.00
key (at the lower left of the
The green indicator
GEN
the d isplay. ln this (General
r
mld aage
just