73Scanning6LJQDO6HDUFK● 7RVWRSWKHVFDQQLQJTo stop the scanning, either touch >6&$1@ or press the microphone >377@ button (theradio will not transmit in this case).6HWWLQJWKHUHFHLYHRSHUDWLRQZKHQWKHVFDQQLQJVWRSVAny of the following three methods can be selected as the action to be taken after thescanning stops.(1) Restarts the scanning after receiving for the set amount of time. Select from one,three or five seconds.(2) Continues receiving until the signal disappears and then restart the scanning twoseconds after the signal disappears (BUSY).(3) Stops the scanning to receive at that frequency (HOLD).1 Press for one second or longerThe set-up menu will be displayed.2 Touch >6&$1@The menu list will be displayed.$#%-$#%-6:4:5'672/'074'5'6%.10'%10(+)9 Ჰ 4'55%#0&+52.#;5+)0#.+0)#245 126+105&%#4&/'/14;&#6#%#..5+)03 Touch >6&$15(680(@ to select the receptionmethodThe reception method will change in the followingorder each time the screen is touched. ³%86<´ĺ³+2/'´ĺ³VHF´ĺ³VHF´ĺ³VHF´Tips • The reception method can also be selected by pressing.• Factory default value: 3 sec$#%-$#%-UGE5%#05%#04'57/'5%#0&+4'%6+10᲻ᲹᲺ᲻#761&7#.9#6%*561272 Press for one second or longerThe reception method when the scanning stops will be set and the display will returnto the previous screen.7LSThe settings here are applicable to “VFO Scan”, “Memory Scan” and “Programmable Memory Scan”.

Introduction

Important precautions for mobile radio operation

How to read this manual

Controller

Front

Back

Installation location when used in a mobile unit

Install the antenna

Receiving

Communicating

VFO scan

Memory scan

Using the backtrack function

Using the tone squelch

stopwatch function

Using the APO function

Using the Bluetooth Headset

Taking Pictures with the optional Camera (Snapshot Function)

Yaesu FTM-400DR Operating Manual

FTM-400DR

What is WIRES-X

Terminology

Connecting to a Faraway Station Using WIRES-X

Connecting to a node or room on the Internet

Communicating with others

Connecting to a registered node or room

Releasing the WIRE-S X connection

Switching the dual band screen

Using the News Function of WIRES-X

Viewing text data and images of the WIRES-X server (INT NEWS)

Viewing information of a node or room on the Internet

Viewing imported data from memory

Sorting imported data

Listening to audio messages

Listening to the information of the local node

Listening to the WIRES-X server (INT NEWS) information

Listening to information on a node or room on the Internet

Transmitting messages and images

Transmitting data to a node or room on the Internet

Transmitting an audio message

Using WIRES-X and the GM Function Simultaneously

WIRES-X Setup Menus

Setting the item order on the node & room list

Editing a category name

Before Using This Equipment

Before Transmitting Radio Waves

Accessory and Option

Attaching Accessory Items

Setting up the Panel Screen with the accessory bracket

Names for various parts, Functional Parts and their Functions

Description about the Screen

Description of Microphone (MH-48)

Using the microSD Memory Card

Precautions for when using a microSD memory card

Formatting the microSD Memory Card

Basic Operation

Using the Timer Function

The ALTITUDE function for measuring altitude

Changing Transmission Output

Other Settings

Muting Sounds

Manually switching frequency steps

Repeater Operation

Using Memory

Split Memory

Recalling the Home Channel

Scanning Function

Memory Scanning

Programmable Memory Scan (PMS)

Performing Programmable Memory Scan

Useful Functions

Using the DTMF Function

Sending the Registered DTMF Code

Sending a DTMF Code Manually

Communicating with a Specific Remote Station

Selecting a Tone Frequency

Selecting a DCS Code

Notification of Call from a Remote Station by the Bell

Setting the Code of Your Station

Calling a Specific Station

Being Called by the Remote Station (Standby Operation)

Functions Used as Needed

Apply settings to contents displayed on screen

Setting the Background Color of the Screen

Adjusting the LCD Backlight Brightness Level

Switching between Time and Voltage display

Setting the Display Method for Memory Channels

Setting the display format for the Clock Function

Setting the Time Zone

Setting the Clock Shift of the Microcomputer

Setting the Bandwidth to Scope

Automatically Turning Off the Power APO Function

Setting PIN Code for a BLUETOOTH headset

Setting the GPS Device to Use

Communicating by crossing A Band and B band frequencies

Setting operations of BLUETOOTH Headset to Use

Setting Operations of the Voice Announcement Function

Writing Group ID to microSD Memory Card

Registering Preset

Deleting Memory Channels

Deleting Settings Configured for APRS Function

FTM-400DR Specifications

operating the character input screen

creating a new group

registering the group members

manual registration

changing the group name

changing the name (call sign) of a group member

copying group information from the micro-sd card

deleting a group

deleting a group member

creating and sending a new message

using standard messages

registering a standard message

replying to a read message or viewed picture

forwarding messages and pictures

sending a picture that has been taken

checking the position of a member

saving the position information of a member in the memory

displaying position information saved in the memory

requesting for synchronization from your own station

receiving a synchronization request from another station

specific id display by transceiver

What is APRS

Setting the function manually

Setting your own station call sign

Setting the symbol of your own station

Setting the APRS baud rate

Other settings

Starting APRS Operation

Deciding the operating band

Setting the squelch detection condition

Matching the frequency

Receiving APRS Beacons

Checking downloaded beacons

Viewing the contents of a beacon

Viewing the beacon information using packet data (RAW display)

Convenient functions

Sorting the station list

Filtering the list

Deleting information from a list

Transmitting APRS Beacons

Sending an APRS beacon automatically

Using SmartBeaconing

Attaching status text to a beacon

Selecting a position comment

Setting the digipeater route

Sending and Receiving APRS Messages

Viewing the message contents

Receiving APRS messages

Sending APRS messages

Using standard text

Replying to a received message

Sorting the APRS message list

Message receipt acknowledgement (ACK)

APRS Set-up Menu List

APRS set-up menu basic operations

Resetting the APRS settings

Using the APRS Set-up Menu

Filter function setting

Inputting standard message text

APRS reception pop-up setting

Setting the display color of the pop-up for each APRS packet

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

Call sign setting for CALL RINGER

Data transmission delay time setting

Transmission beacon information setting

Status text input

Selecting the digipeater route

Setting the digipeater route FULL 1 and FULL 2 addresses

My call sign setting

Automatic response setting of received messages

My position setting

Smart beaconing setting

Software functions and filter settings

Voice alert function setting

List of APRS Bell Rings