Yaesu FT-1000MP Operating Manual page 65

Operation
User-Customized Operating Mode
0 ~ e r ~ i e w Mode
-
select from LSB, USB, CW (upper or
lower), RTTY (upper or lower), or Packet (lower
This mode recalls a pre-config- USER sideband only).
ured operating "environment"
(mode, filter selections, offsets,
Display Offset
-
choose a custom offset
etc.) by pressing the
USER
key.
k5.000 kHz (in 5-Hz steps) to be displayed when
the USER mode is active.
This can be useful for storing your favorite
combination of operational settings for a mode
Rx and
Tx PLb
Offset
-
choose a custom PLL
you often use. Digital operators who go through
offset k5.000 kHz (in 5-Hz steps) to take effect
the various procedures of combining filter selec-
when the USER mode is active.
tions, carrier and display offsets, etc., for a custom Rw and
I x
Carrier
-
change the carrier injec-
environment optimized for FAX or SSTV (as an
tion frequency between 450-460 kHz.
example) can store these settings for easy recall.
For special modes that require unique configura-
tion of transceiver settings that are not used else-
where, the
USER
key comes in handy for storing
these parameters while keeping other transceiver
settings default for general operation.
The following parameters are user-customized
by recalling menu selection 8-6. Operating pa-
rameters are chosen by turning the SUB VFO-€3
tuning knob, while parameter settings are
changed with the MAIN VFO-A knob (see below).
situation to which
RBfY Custom Shiift
-
choose a custom (non-
standard) RTTY shift of k5.000 kHz (in 5-Hz
steps) when the User mode is active.
"Easy Setting"
-
this allows choosing one of
two factory-configured settings optimized for
either SSTV (slow scan television) or FAX (fac-
simile) operation.
With the user settings customized as desired,
pressing the
USER
key (its green LED glows when
activated) recalls the user mode. The custom set-
tings take effect and the display changes to reflect
the new operating mode. To exit the User Mode,
simply press any band, mode or function key so
the green LED in the
USER
key turns off.
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Note: see pages 93-97 for a complete
listing of default settings according to operating
mode.
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