Using Memory; Wide Variety Of Memory Functions; Registering To Memory - Yaesu FTM-400DR Operating Manual

Wide variety of Memory Functions

FTM-400DR provides the following various types of memory channels in addition to the
regular memory channels (500 channels each for both A and B band.
• [Skip Search Memory] that allow you to skip unwanted frequencies during VFO
scanning.
• 9 sets of [memory channels for Programmable Memory Scanning (PMS)]
respectively for both A band and B band.
An operating frequency, operation mode (type of radio), and other operational
information can be stored for each regular memory channel, or PMS memory channel.
• Operating frequency
• Repeater information
• Antenna squelch information

Registering to Memory

Precaution
Content stored in memory can be erased due to incorrect operation, static electricity, or electrical
noise. Memory content can also be erased during malfunction or repair. Content that is stored in
memory should be written on paper or backed up on a microSD memory card.
The FTM-400DR allows you to use 500 memory channels respectively for both A band
and B band.
1
Switch to VFO mode.
2
Select frequency with O.
Select the frequency to register to the memory.
3
Press and hold
The register to memory screen appears.
4
Tap [MW].
The character entry screen appears.
Reference Memory can also be named (See page 000).
5
Tap [ENT].
The memory write operation is completed, and the
registered frequency appears on screen.
Reference Tap [Cancel] to cancel registering to memory.
Reference
• 145.000MHz is registered to memory channel 1 in factory settings. Although this frequency can be
changed, it cannot be erased.
• The frequency which has previously been registered to a memory channel can be overwritten with a
new frequency.
When you intend to register a new frequency into the memory, an unregistered memory channel is
displayed.
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Using Memory

• Operation mode
• Tone information
• Memory skip information
F
over 1 second.
FCC ID: K6620345X40
IC: 511B-20345X40
• Memory tag
• DCS information
• Transmission Output