Yaesu Musen VX-3000U-3 Mobile Transceiver User Manual 8

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VX-3000
OPERATlNG MANUAL
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VX-3000 Operating Manual
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VX-3000 Operating Manual
4 channel version
43 and 120 channel versinns
The VX-3(l()ll Senei are full-featured FM transceivers defiigned for flexible mobile and
base slalion business cammunlcaliens In the VHF LUW'BCIHd (70 Watts), VHF High—
Band (50 Wells) and UHF (40 Waus) Land Mobile Bands. Each made] ls designed for
reliable business eommuniealinns in a Wide xariely Ufappliculiuns‘ wiih a wide range (if
operating capabilny provided by ils leading—edge dcslgn
Special huill-in fealurcs include:
C! 4 m 48-channel capability, with 120 channels opiidmny awilahlc fnnhe 48-chrm-
nel vermin“,
D CTCSS (Cmilinunus Tone Coded Squcleh Syslcni),
D DCS (Digilally Cddcd Squeleh);
D Extensive Selective Calling seleeliuns: and
D Twn scls of scanning channels, one sel presel by the dealer and another which is
«iperumr-wlcctahle,
The pages which fiilluw will detail Ihe many advanced feulures provided «in me VX-3000
lmnsccwcr, After reading mas manual, yuu may Wlhh It) Consult with your Nelwmk Ad-
minimmiii regarding preche denim til the configuralinn (iflhis equiplnem fur use In your
applicalinn.
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VX 300!) Operating Manual
Controls & Connectors
F rant Panel
4 channel version 48 and 120 channel versions
6) Microphone Jack
Press the microphone plug firmly into thisjuck until it locks. To remove the micro-
phone, press the lever protruding from the bottom side of the plug while pulling it
out.
(D MON| Button & Indicator
This button selects the squelch (receiver muting) mode. When the indicator is off,
tone (or coded) squelch is active. When you press MON| momentarily, the “MON|“
indicator blinks (4 channel version) or ii smull Dot [0] will he displayed (48/120
ehunncl versions); in this condition, only the “ oise" squelch is active, and any stri-
tmn which transmits on the channel will he heard. Pressing MON| and holding [I m
for more than L. amid. on the other hand. will open the squelch completely, and
background noise will he heard if no signal is present (both the small Dot and the
"BUSY" indicator will uppeztt on the 48.42“ Channel versions, While "MON|" will
gin“ steadily on the 4-chztnnel Versttm).
lf)(lu hear etinsttiiii background noise, thh iio signals present ("MONT’ glows steadily
or ”BUSY" rind the small Dot tire both present). press the MON| button once to
return to the previous (quiet) tone-squelched mode.
6) A (Accessory) Button
lti VHF Lou-hunt] versions. this huttori can he set hi your tteziter to ltCllVith the noise
hluiiker. Otherwise, lhls button (rind the orange route or iihtwe it) can he set up for
special applications, such its high/tow power selection. tulkrtiround. and ezill alert
functions. us determined by your network requiieiiients tlnd programmed hy your
Yuesu dealer.
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& VOLUME and POWER On/Off Knob
Turn this control clockwise to turn the radio on and to increase the volume. Turn it
counterclockwise into the click-stop to turn the rndlo off.
The fallowing items are unique to 4-channel versions:
1; TX/BUSY Indicator Lamp
This lamp glows green when the channel is busy, llnd red during transmissmn by
your rudlo,
Qh CHANNEL Numbered Indicators & Button
Pres> the CHANNEL huttun to telnet the operating channel; the ehunncl number
currently in the will light up on the diiph’iy.
The remaining items are unique to 48 and 120-channel versions:
% BUSY/TX Indicators
Thtx "BUSY" icon appears when the channel is busy. {tnd "TX” appears While Imus—
mitting.
f CHANNEL Selector Buttons (p) and (q)
Push Unit of (host: keys to select the opcmllng channel, as shown on the display.
Q3 Numeric Channel Display
The display includes an 3-chamcter numeric section shawtllg channel and group num—
bcn plus status ltnd ldcntity information. Additional indicators on the display Show
priority channel ensignments ("Pr1“ and "Pr2") and scan channel selection (“El
tlteltns "Enabled for scunning").
z? SEL/PRI Button
This button allow.» cclectitln ot memory channel groups, und (together with the SCAN
button) selects scanning modes (mam User, I’rlorltleCillCr. Priorlty,’U.scr, Group]
Dealer. Group U>er. Dealer DW. Uscl DW) its dcxcrtbctl in thc next chapter, Basic
UpL’rtlllO/t uflltu Transceiver.
43 SCAN Button
This button in used to actiwltc (Current group) channel >cannlng. to s‘clect and desc-
lcct channels t‘m scanning, and (together mth the SEL/PRI hulltm) to select actin-
nlng modes. its tlc~crthcd in the next section. Pressing (ht: SCAN huttnn for more
than 1.5  to the Scan Start Channel.
How to Select Channels to be Scanned
If your radio has been configured by your Dculcr to allow you. the operator, to make
change} to the list of chunncls to be scanned, you can make these changes by followmg
this >tmplc proccs
t Turn thc tran. civcr OFF by rotating the VOLUME/POWER control fully countcr»
clockwtsc into the click-atop.
Prcss and hold in the SEUPF“ button: whllc holding this button in, rotate the
VOLUME/POWER control clockwise out ofthc click- ‘ l P
stoptotumthcrztdiuon.Youmuy|10wrclcu>cthcsEU l m , U
PRl hutton. uT’u m
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Press the A button, as ncccs ury, unlll the Memory l l ‘ZWSSWQQ‘L‘QE
Group and Memory Channel numhcrs wtll appear in t L» MumuryChannEtNumbzr
small characters in the left stale ofthc displav arcut “a“ WWW G’WWWW
é’ You muy now push the SEL/PRl kcy ntomuntartly us many timcs as ncccssory to
choose thC Mcmory Group Within which you wwh to make changes to the Channel
xcun list. Once you huvu sclcctcd thc Llcstrctl Mcmory Group, you muy one the UP
on or DOWN (q) button to choose at purt‘rcutur channel within the current group.
Prcastng Ihc MONI button will chungc the xcunning «talus ofthc selected channel.
It you are adding the chztttnct to thtm you wMt to scan, farming the MONI button
causes u "U" uppcztr on the tltsplzly. indicating that the channel hac been added to
the User Scun Lint. ll you are (lululizzg the chunncl trom the User Scun Li>t (thc
channel's tlnto itxclt'txill not hc deleted; the channel |ust will not hc scanned), the
“U" mu Lllsupptitr.
Ropeut stcp 4 for CllCh channel you thl\ to cnktblo or dw.’
Whun you are done milking, 0
hold in thc SEL/PRI hulton for mom thuu 1. second. Opcrutton will rclurn to its
normul stutu>, and the tlrsplu) Wlll revert to ll\ prcvium uppcznuncc.
tlc for scanning.
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VX-3000 Operating Manual
How to Change the “User Pr rtly” Channels
Your Dealer mny huve configured your rudio so its to allow you to make changes to the
“User Priority" Channels (the channels you designate to be scanned more frequently than
the others). The selection process is almost identical to that used for making changes to
the User Sczm List,
100“
Turn the transceiver OFF by rotating the VOLUME/POWER control fully counter-
clockwise into the click-sloth
Press and hold in the SEL/PRI button; while holding this button in, rotate the
VOLUME/POWER control clockwise out ofrhe click—«op to turn the radio on.
You may now release the SEL/PRI button.
Press the Ahulton, as necessury, until the Memory Group rind Memory Channel
numbers will appear in large characters in (hi: right title of the display area (as
Computed totmull chttructers in the case ot‘chtmges to the Scan List).
You may now push the SEL/PRI button momen» y
tarily its many times as necessary to choose the i f n I
Memory Group within which you wish to make U: i l (U Fl)
changes to the User Priority Chunncl(s). Once you bijfi
have selected the deSircd Memory Groupr you muy ‘ mmwcmm mm”
i Memory Gimp unnhn
use the UP (p) or DOWN (q) hutlon to choose u i»: puma
particular channel within the current group. “W PM“
Pressing thr: SCAN button will chungc,’a7() dB (VHF and UHF) for 7 —k1|z,rstt:p,
>f7l) dB (VHF llfltl UHF) for 12.5rk117Jslep
>7t) dB (VHt— Lowvhimd)
Better than 7Ut1B
Better than 711 dB
11) wuttx (mo 4 Ohms thh <11W/ FHD
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Transmitter
Power Oulpnl.
Modulation Type/Deviation:
Hum & Noise Ratio:
Modulation Distortion:
Spurious Emissions:
Microphone Impedance:
VXJOOO Operuting Manual
70,10 watts (VHF lmvhand), 50/5 walls (VHF).
40/5 wans (UHF) (high/MW, progrmnmablc)
Frequency Mndulaliun, 15 kHz (12.5 kHz)
Better than 46 LIB (VHF & UHF) for 2? kHz/smp,
Bcllcr than 38 dB (VHF & UHF) for 12.5-kHZ/5lcp,
Benet than 50 dB (VHF LAvw—hzmd)
LESS than 570
Bellcr than 70 (“3 (below Currier)
60“ Ohms
Specificuzmm are gubjm to change witlmul notice or obligalmm
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Optional Accessories
CPI-19 Programming Suflwarc (fur IBM PCqumpunhlcs only)
va Programming Cflhlc
T910141| Rudiorm-Radiu Cloning Connacliun Cablc
FP41025A Heavy—Duly (20A) AC inct Supply
MD—l 1A8J Desktop Micmphonc
NIH-6000 DTMF Backrlil Microphone w/Aumdial
MLS-100 External Loudspeaker
LF-l DC Linc Fm”
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K66VX‘3000U—3
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15.21 INFORMATION TO USER.
The users manual or instruction manual for an intentional
radiator shall caution the user that changes or modifications not
expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
15.27(a) SPECIAL ACCESSORIES.
Equipment marketed to a consumer must be capable of complying
with the necessary regulations in the configuration in which the
equipment is marketed. where special accessories, such as shielded
cables and/or special connectors are required to enable an
unintentional or intentional radiator to comply with the emission
limits in this part, the equipment must be marketed with, i.e.
shipped and sold With, those special accessories. However, in lieu
of shipping or packaging the special accessories with the
unintentional or intentional radiator, the responsible party may
employ other methods of ensuring that the special accessories are
provided to the consumer, without additional charge.
Information detailing any alternative method used to supply
the special accessories for a grant of equipment authorization or
retained in the verification records, as appropriate. The party
responsible for the equipment, as detailed in § 2.909 of this
chapter, shall ensure that these special accessories are provided
with the equipment. The instruction manual for such devices shall
include appropriate instructions on the first page of text
concerned with the installation of the device that these special
accessories must be used with the device. It is the responsibility
of the user to use the needed special accessories supplied with the
equipment.

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