Searching For Signals With The Signal Strength Graph; Band Scope Function; Taking Picture With The Optional Camera Mounted On Speaker Microphone - Yaesu FT1DR Operating Manual

Searching for signals with the signal strength graph.

Band Scope Function

While in VFO mode, the Band Scope Function is available that will graphically display
the strength of the signals on up to ±50 channels, centered on the current main band
frequency.
Turn O to tune in to your desired center frequency.
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Press and hold B for over 1 second.
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With the current frequency as the center, the strengths of
any signals of each of the higher and lower 16 channels
are shown on a graph.
Turn O to adjust the
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channels, and the signal on the indicated frequency can be
received.
Press B to exit the band scope function.
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Tips
• You can change the number of band scope channels setting by selecting [1 DISPLAY]
SCOPE] in the Set mode. The band scope channel setting can be changed to ±5 channels, ±9
channels, ±16 channels, ±24 channels, and ±50 channels, instead of ±16 channels.
• The band scope channel interval is the same as the VFO frequency step.
• When band scope is active, the numeric keys will not function.
• The audio of A/B common frequency band can be heard simultaneously while scanning.
• FULL: Continualy scans(scoops).
1Time: Scans(scoops) only once.
If the frequency is changed with O, scan will resume.
* FULL is only selected in the analog mode.
* 1Time is only selected in the digital mode.
Taking picture with the optional camera mounted on speaker
microphone
Pictures can be taken by connecting the speaker microphone with optional camera (MH-
85A11U).
Captured image data can be saved to a microSD memory card placed in the transceiver.
Saved image data can be sent to another transceiver in the digital mode or using the
GM function.
In addition, image data can be transmitted to other transceivers* by pressing the
(Send Image Button] on the camera mounted on speaker microphone.
* Refer to the Yaesu homepage or catalog for the models of transceiver to which images
can be transferred.
* Only the picture just taken can be sent to another transceiver. For methods to send
other image data, refer to the GM Function instruction manual.
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to point to any of the displayed
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