2013RadioCatalog 279.4mm×215.9mm
Specifications
Receive r
Frequency Range
Tra nsm it
Frequency Range
0.5 - 999.99 MHz 0.5 - 999.99 MHz 108 - 999.99 MHz 108 - 999.99 MHz
144 - 148 MHz
430 - 450 MHz
144 - 146 MHz
430 - 44 0 MHz
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DR -1FTM-400DEFTM-400DRFT 1DEFT1DR
144 - 148 MHz (American & As ian vers ions)
144 - 146 MHz (European vers ion)
430 - 45 0 MHz (American & A sian ver sions)
430 - 44 0 MHz (Euro pean ver sion)
Invitation to the Future
144 - 148 MHz
430 - 450 MHz
144 - 146 MHz
430 - 44 0 MHz
144 - 148 MHz (American & As ian vers ions)
144 - 146 MHz (European vers ion)
430 - 45 0 MHz (American & A sian ver sions)
430 - 44 0 MHz (Euro pean ver sion)
12.5 kHz C4FM Digital
25 kHz FM
2013.9.10
Modes
Tx Power Output
Sensitivity
(Amateur Bands)
Audio Output
Dimensions
W x H x D
Weight
C4FM, FM, AM (RX) C4FM, FM, AM (RX) C4FM, FM, AM (R X) C4FM, FM, AM (RX) C4FM, FM
5 W/2.5 W/1 W/0.1 W 5 W/2.5 W/1 W/0.1 W 50 W/20 W/5 W 50 W/20 W/5 W 50 W/25 W/10 W
0.45 μV (Digital 2 m/ 70 cm) BER 1%
0.30 μV (FM 2 m/ 70 cm) 12dB SINA D
0.19 μV (Digital 2 m/ 70 cm) BER 1%
0.16 μV (FM 2 m/70 cm) 12dB SINAD
200 mW @8 Ω10% THD (@7.4 V)
400 mW @8 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V)
2.4" x 3.7" x 1.1"
(60 x 95 x 28 mm)
9.35 oz (265 g)
with FNB -101LI & Antenna
0.19 μV (Digital 2 m/ 70 cm) BER 1%
0.16 μV (FM 2 m/70 cm) 12dB SINAD
200 mW @8 Ω10% THD (@7.4 V)
400 mW @8 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V)
2.4" x 3.7" x 1.1"
(60 x 95 x 28 mm)
9.35 oz (265 g)
with FNB -101LI & Antenna
0.19 μV (Digital 2 m/ 70 cm) BER 1%
0.2 μV (FM 2 m/ 70 cm) 12dB SINAD
3 W @8 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V) INT SP
8 W @4 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V) EXT SP
Radio unit:
5.5" x 1.6" x 4.9" w/o Fan
(140 x 40 x 125 mm)
Controller:
5.5" x 2.8" x 0.8" w/o Knob
(140 x 72 x 20 mm)
2.64 lbs (1.2 kg) 2.64 lbs (1.2 kg) 22.05 lbs (10 kg)
0.19 μV (Digital 2 m/ 70 cm) BER 1%
0.2 μV (FM 2 m/ 70 cm) 12dB SINAD
3 W @8 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V) INT SP
8 W @4 Ω10% THD (@13.8 V) EXT SP
Radio unit:
5.5" x 1.6" x 4.9" w/o Fan
(140 x 40 x 125 mm)
Controller:
5.5" x 2.8" x 0.8" w/o Knob
(140 x 72 x 20 mm)
Adjace nt Chann el Sele ctivity :
Better than 65 dB (20 kHz offset)
Intermodulation :
Better than 65 dB (20 / 40 kHz of fset)
3 W @
8 Ω
(482 x 88 x 380 mm)
10% THD (@13.8 V) INT SP
19" x 3.5" x 15"
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accessories , speci ficati ons, model numbers, and ava ilability. Precise frequency range may be dif ferent in s ome countries. Some acc essor ies shown herein may n ot be availa ble in
some cou ntries. Some information m ay have been up dated since the time of printing; plea se chec k with your Authorized Yaesu Dealer for compl ete detai ls.
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DR-1
C4FM/FM Digital Repeater
FT1DR/FT1DE
C4FM/FM Handheld Transceiver
FTM-400DR/FTM-400DE
C4FM/FM Mobile Transceiver
HRI-200
WIRES-X Internet Network System
2013RadioCatalog 279.4mm×215.9mm
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2013.9.9
The Best Solution for the Future
The new YAESU System Fusion leads the way for future Ham Radio digital systems; it provides
total integration and compatibility of both digital and conventional FM communications.
Conventional FM has a number of excellent features that continue to provide substantial advantages over digital
modulations, such as low battery consumption and greater distance capability. Conventional FM communications on
the VHF and UHF bands will continue to be the mainstream communication method for Ham Radio in the future.
Digital modulation provides a wide range of advantages by enabling the exchange of more complex information, resistance
to radio interference and better audio quality. You can discover a completely new side to amateur radio that was never
before possible with conventional FM systems.
Fusion of Conventional FM and Digital
System Fusion joins digital and conventional FM communication into a single
multiple function system.
By using the revolutionary System Fusion, the user no longer needs to choose between digital or conventional FM;
instead, we can use whichever system is best suited for the situation. Users can also communicate freely between
digital and conventional FM stations.
The Choice of C4FM Digital
Compared to other digital modulations within FDMA, C4FM has excellent communication quality (BER: Bit Error Rate characteristics). Presently,
C4FM is the standard method for professional communication devices in FDMA, and is therefore expected to continue to be the main stream digital
communication in the future.
In System Fusion, you can choose between three C4FM digital modes and a conventional FM mode to suit your needs.
* System Fusion is not compatible with D-STAR GMSK format
The Automatic Mode Select (AMS)
function detects the receive
signal mode
V/D mode (Voice/Data simultaneous communication mode)
The digital voice signal is transmitted in one half of the bandwidth. Simultaneously the other half of the 12.5 kHz bandwidth channel is used
for error correction of the voice signal and other data.
By incorporating powerful error correction technology developed for professional communication devices, effective error correction codes
provide the advantage of fewer interruptions to conversations. The standard C4FM FDMA Digital mode provides the ideal balance of error
correction and sound quality with the Digital Clear Voice technology developed for C4FM digital.
Voice FR mode
This mode uses the full 12.5 kHz bandwidth to transmit digital voice data. The increased amount of voice data permits high quality voice communication, providing superb
sound quality for a “rag chew” with friends.
Data FR mode
This high-speed data communication mode uses the full 12.5 kHz bandwidth for data communication. The transceiver automatically switches to Data FR mode when trans-
mitting Snapshot pictures, and can be used to transmit large quantities of data at high speed.
(Voice Full Rate Mode)
(High Speed Data Communication Mode)
FM mode
Analog FM is effective when weak signal strength causes audio drop out in the digital mode, and enables communication up to the borderline of the noise level.
Also the use of established Yaesu low power circuit designs provides far less battery consumption than the digital mode.
AMS
(Automatic Mode Select)
This function instantly recognizes whether the received signal is C4FM digital or conventional FM. The commu-
nication mode automatically switches to match the received mode. Even if a digital signal is being used, you can
switch to FM communication if radio signals are received from a FM station. This function enables stress-free
FT-8800
FM
operation by removing the need to manually switch the communication method each time.
FTM-400D
C4FM/FM
*
AMS
FT1D
C4FM/FM
FM
Digital
FT-60
FM
FM
FM Friendly Digital
Until now, FM repeaters were only used for conventional FM communication, and digital repeaters were only used for digital communication. There has
been no option for cross-communication in a single repeater. However, System Fusion can be used in multiple ways, for digital communication, for conven-
tional FM communication and even internet communication. Most importantly, System Fusion enables intercommunication between all users. This is
enabled by the AMS (Automatic Mode Select) function used in System Fusion. With AMS, the modulation of your station is automatically selected according to
the received signal. If a member transmits in conventional FM, the other radios in the System Fusion automatically select their modulation to conventional
FM to communicate between all members.
Easy Migration
By simply replacing the current conventional FM repeater station with the DR-1 System
Fusion AMS digital repeater, you can continue to use the conventional FM communica-
tion, as well as using the repeater for digital communications. Because the DR-1 is
capable of converting and transmitting digital communication to conventional FM com-
munication, you can intercommunicate with members using either conventional FM com-
munication, or those using C4FM digital communication. Previously, when a repeater
group planned to use a digital system, all other members of the club using conventional
FM communication needed to purchase equipment capable of digital communication.
With the groundbreaking YAESU DR-1 repeater, digital communication and conventional
FM communication can join together in a single multiple function system.
FT-60
FM
FT-8800
FM
FTM-400D
C4FM/FM
FT1D
C4FM/FM
AMS Digital Repeater
Digital
FM
FM
Digital
FM(Analog) Digital
DR-1
FM
FT-8800
FM
FT1D
C4FM/FM
FM
FM
FM
FT-60
FM
FTM-400D
C4FM/FM
New Functions Enabled by C4FM Digital Communication
Digital GM Function (Digital Group Monitor Function)
The digital GM function automatically checks whether members registered to a group are within communication range, and displays information such as the distance and orientation for
each call sign on the screen. This useful function not only enables you to see which friends are within communication range, it also enables you to see at a glance where all group mem-
bers are located. Additionally, this function can be used to send data such as messages and images between group members.
* Only when u sing C4 FM digital direc t communication (not through a repeater)
Snapshot Function (Image Data Transmission)
Simply connect an MH-85A11U (option) microphone with camera and press the microphone shutter button to take snapshots easily and send them to other C4FM FDMA digital transceivers.
Smart Navigation Function
•Real-time navigation function enables location checking at any time
In digital V/D mode, information such as position data is transmitted together with voice signals so the distance and direction to the other stations can be displayed in real-time while
communicating with them.
•Backtrack function that starts navigation facing a registered point
The backtrack function enables navigation to a registered location at the touch of a but ton.
When hiking or camping, simply register your starting point or campsite before departure, and the distance and orientation from the current location is displayed on the screen.
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