Setting The Bell Ring When A Message Or Beacon Is Transmitted/Received - Yaesu FTM-100DR Instruction Manual

8
Turn the DIAL and select [3 MY PACKET].
9
Press to turn your own station's transmission
beacon (relay wave) pop-up ON or OFF.
Pressing
Tip
Factory shipping value: OFF
10
Press for one second or longer.
The APRS reception pop-up action will be set and the display will return to the
previous screen.

Setting the bell ring when a message or beacon is transmitted/received

This sets the bell ring and the conditions for the bell ring when an APRS beacon is
received/sent.
1
Press for one second or longer.
The set-up menu will be displayed.
2
Turn the DIAL, select [10 APRS], then press
The menu list will be displayed.
3
Turn the DIAL select [8 APRS RINGER], then press
.
The screen for setting the bell ring will be displayed.
Ifitemdoes not appear on the display, turn the DIAL
to scroll the display.
• TX BEACON: This sets the bell ring when your own station is sending a beacon.
• TX MESSAGE: This sets the bell ring when your own station is sending a
• RX BEACON: This sets the bell ring when a beacon is received from another
• RX MESSAGE: This sets the bell ring when a message is received from another
• MY PACKET: This sets the bell ring when your own station transmit beacon
• CALL RINGER: A bell will ring when a beacon from a station whose call sign is
• RNG RINGER: A special bell will ring when a beacon located close to your own
turns this function ON and OFF.
When set to ON, a bell will ring prior to the transmission.
message. When set to ON, a bell will ring prior to the transmission.
station. When set to ON, a bell will ring when a beacon is received.
station. When set to ON, a bell will ring when a message is
received.
(relayed signal) is received.
set using [10 APRS] → [9 APRS RINGER (CALL)] in the set-up
menu is received.
station is received. When distance is selected, a special bell
will ring when a beacon from a station closer than the distance
set is received. When OFF is selected, the distance will not be
determined.
Using the APRS set-up menu
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