Rear Panel Connections; Connecting A Gps Receiver - Yaesu FT DX 9000 CONTEST - MANUAL 2 Operation Manual

DISPLAY
Connect an external monitor (not supplied) to this jack.
An external monitor makes TFT display information
available on a much larger screen, for ease of view-
ing.
USB Jack
This jack supports the USB 1.1 protocol, for connec-
tion of a USB keyboard.
Note
Other types of USB-related accessories (other than a
keyboard) are not supported by this jack, and must
not be connected here.
AUDIO OUT
This terminal is for future expansion of the
transceiver's capabilities. It is designed for connec-
tion to a computer's sound card input, but at this time
it is not supported.
If you connect a properly-equipped after-market GPS re-
ceiver (not supplied) to the COM port on the back of the
transceiver, the "Rotator" page on the TFT display will
automatically include a Great Circle map centered on your
location.
Connect a GPS receiver capable of output of NMEA-0183
data to the COM port. The data line connects to Pin 2, and
the ground shield connects to Pin 5.
This transceiver can support the GGA, GLL, and RMC
Data Sentences from the GPS unit.
FT 9000 C
DX ONTEST
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PTIONAL
R P
EAR ANEL
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ONNECTING A
O M
PERATION ANUAL
D M
ATA ANAGEMENT
TFT D
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ONNECTIONS
AUDIO IN
This terminal is for future expansion of the
transceiver's capabilities. It is designed for connec-
tion to a computer's sound card output, but at this time
it is not supported.
KEY BOARD
Connect your keyboard (not supplied) to one of these
jacks in accordance with your keyboard type ("USB"
or "PS/2") to use the Smart Memory Card for storage
of logbook data, and for input of your location when
setting up the World Clock.
COM
Connect a GPS receiver capable of supplying NMEA
data (not supplied) to this jack. When you connect the
GPS receiver to this jack, the "Rotator" page on the
TFT display will automatically include a Great Circle
map centered on your location.
GPS R
ECEIVER
Pin 5
GND
Pin 2
GPS DATA IN
as viewed from
Rear Panel
( DMU-9000 )
U
NIT
( TFT-9000 )
U
ISPLAY NIT
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