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Technical Information on Equipment by   Click on any of the images above to go to a corporate web site Originally Compiled and HTML'd by Mike Morris WA6ILQ Formerly Maintained by Robert Meister WA1MIK Currently Maintained by Mike Morris WA6ILQ. I know next to nothing about this equipment so please don't ask! |
Update: As of January 1, 2018, VertexStandard is now owned by Motorola Solutions. Many Vertex web pages are redirected to Motorola web pages. Support has been taken over by Motorola. Most current Vertex items are now on Motorola On Line (MOL) but a lot of Vertex equipment has been discontinued by Motorola. If you already have an MOL account, you should be able to purchase Vertex items through it, IF you can obtain the proper Vertex part numbers.
Best we can figure out from the Yaesu web site, the name "Yaesu" has been relegated to the amateur radio division, the name "VertexStandard" is the new name for the LMR (commercial radio) division (replacing "Vertex"), and the marine division is now called "Standard/Horizon". Of course, things may change next week.
The equipment branded as "Standard" was made by Standard Radio Communications Company. SRC products can be found on the "Standard" page on Repeater-Builder. Only the information that is applicable to equipment manufactured after the merger of Yaesu/Vertex with Standard is on this page. Standard Communications Japan was a subsidary of Marantz Inc. When Marantz sold Standard to Yaesu they folded both the Vertex and Standard product lines into Vertex/Standard.
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Yaesu USA 6125 Phyllis Drive Cypress, CA 90630 USA Voice Tel: 714-827-7600 Fax: 714-827-8100 |
Yaesu International Division 8350 N.W. 52nd Terrace, Suite 201 Miami, FL. 33166 USA Voice Tel: 305-718-4011 Fax: 305-718-4012 |
http://www.yaesu.com http://www.motorolasolutions.com http://www.standardhorizon.com |
Repeater-Builder is looking for articles and information on the older Standard RP-series (for the "Standard" page), the older Yaesu FTR-series repeaters, the current VXR series, and other Yaesu, Vertex, Standard, and Horizon land mobile equipment, as there isn't much "out there" on using their commercial equipment in the amateur radio world.
DONATIONS OF INFORMATION, ESPECIALLY PDFs OF MANUALS WE DON'T HAVE WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED.
Comments / suggestions / corrections to this page (or any page) are welcome.
The information we have below is here for one of three reasons:
(1) We needed it for a personal project, went looking for it, found it, and decided to stash it here,
(2) it can't be found elsewhere, or
(3) it's interesting enough that it's worth including below.
Yaesu provides "Operating Manuals" and calls a service manual a "Technical Supplement". An "Instruction Manual" is both.
Yaesu Amateur Radio Articles and Manuals:
If you need help on a Yaesu amateur product, there are over a dozen "Yaesu" mailing lists on Groups.io, plus there are a number of other web sites that cater to the Yaesu enthusiast.
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FT-23R Mark II Operating Manual 264 kB PDF The Mark II manual was all we could find when we went looking for an operating manual. If someone has the original as a PDF, send it to us; we'll add it. |
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FT-23R Technical Supplement (small) 2.5 MB PDF |
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FT-23R Technical Supplement (large) a larger 4.5 MB PDF |
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Notes and comments on the FT-23R by Bob Parnass AJ9S The speaker/microphone is a model MH-12A2B. Here's the speaker-mic pinout. The FT-33 is the 220 MHz version, the FT-73 is the UHF version. The FT-470 has similar CPU / logic schematics and much of the info on that radio applies here. |
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Setting the repeater offset on the FT-33R by
Brad KB9BPF This procedure may apply to the FT-23R and FT-73R radios. |
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FT-60R Operating Manual 2.35 MB PDF The PA-38 drop-in charger (the standard one for the FT60) is an RF noisy pest, especially between 25 and 50 MHz, with harmonics audible as far as 500 MHz. I seriously wonder how it got approved by the FCC. If anybody has quieted it down please write a how-to article and send it to the page maintainer. |
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FT-212RH Technical Supplement 6.5 MB PDF donated by Brad KB9BPF |
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FT-227-R Memorizer Instruction Manual 2.27 MB PDF |
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FT-470 Operating Manual 3.64 MB PDF |
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FT-712RH Technical Supplement 5.9 MB PDF donated by Brad KB9BPF |
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FT-817 Technical Supplement 13.0 MB PDF |
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FT-857 and FT-857D Technical Supplement (2007) 14 MB PDF |
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FT-857 and FT-857D Technical Supplement (2018) 26.5 MB PDF |
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FT-897 Technical Supplement 12 MB PDF |
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A home-made boom microphone headset for
the FT-897 414 kB PDF A well-engineered modification and a well-done writeup from Martin Ehrenfried G8JNJ. |
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FT-912R Operating Manual 4.6
MB PDF donated by Brad KB9BPF Includes options DVS-1 and FTS-12, packet mods, and CAT programming information. |
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FT-950 Technical Supplement 9.3
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The original FT-1500M catalog brochure 503
kB PDF This radio is popular with the Packet & APRS community due to price and durability. The 6 pin data connector used on the rear is the same connector as an S-video cable. You can pick up a 3 foot S-video cable and cut one end off, add a more common connector to the stub, and use it to interface your TNC to the FT-1500. To enable out-of-ham-band receive (such as NOAA weather) just turn the radio off and then press and hold down the D/MR button down while you turn the radio on. One disadvantage is the microphone is specific to this model. It's part number MH-48A6J, and is both DTMF and backlit. |
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A zip file of six files that make up the FT-1500M 2m mobile schematic set 5.4 MB ZIP |
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A 4-page PDF of the FT-1500M 2m mobile schematic set 1.2 MB PDF |
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FT-1500M 2m mobile Operating manual 2.8 MB PDF |
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FT-1500M 2m mobile Alignment procedure from service menu 1 MB PDF |
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Anybody have the FT-1500 service manual? |
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FT-2400H Packet Modification 175 kB PDF |
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FT-2500M Brochure 525 kB PDF |
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FT-2500M Circuit Diagram 902 kB PDF |
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FT-2500M Quick Code Sheet 510 kB PDF |
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FT-2500M Technical Supplement 13
MB PDF Includes options FRC-6, FTS-17A, MH-26G8J, MH-27A8J. |
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FT-2800M Brochure 696 kB PDF |
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FT-2800M Operating Manual 740 kB PDF |
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FT-2800M Technical Supplement 2.9 MB PDF |
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FT-8100R Operating Manual 1.8 MB PDF |
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FT-8100R Technical Supplement 15
MB PDF Includes option FTS-22, MH-36B6J, MH-42B6J. |
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FT-8900R Operating Manual 1.4 MB PDF |
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FT-8900R Technical Supplement 6.6 MB PDF |
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YSK-8100 Separation Kit Instruction
Manual 1 MB PDF donated by Kris Kirby KE4AHR This is for the FT-8100 / FT-8100R above. |
Yaesu/Vertex Amateur Radio Articles and Manuals:
Some of the Yaesu radio products have a model number starting with "VX". While the radio has "Yaesu" on the front, the manuals say "Yaesu/Vertex" or just "Vertex" on them.
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VX-3R Technical Supplement 680 kB PDF |
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VX-5R Technical Supplement 37 MB PDF |
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VX-6R Technical Supplement 6.7 MB PDF |
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VX-7R Technical Supplement 8.17 MB PDF |
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VX-8R Technical Supplement 10.7 MB PDF |
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VX-10 Operating Manual 371 kB PDF |
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VX-10 VHF Service Manual 32 MB PDF donated by Jacob ADØJA |
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VX-120 / VX-170 VHF Technical Supplement 2.5 MB PDF |
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VX-150 Operating Manual 450 kB PDF |
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VX-230 UHF Service Manual 2.9 MB PDF donated by Bruno Bouliane |
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VX-230 VHF Service Manual 3.3 MB PDF donated by Bruno Bouliane |
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VX-350 UHF Service Manual 7.7 MB PDF donated by Jack McElyea |
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VX-350 VHF Service Manual 4.3 MB PDF donated by Jack McElyea |
Yaesu System Fusion Radio Articles and Manuals:
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Interfacing the Yaesu DR-1X with the S-Com 7330
repeater controller (V2) 850 kB PDF A well-written article by Justin Reed NV8Q. |
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Interfacing the Yaesu DR-1X with the S-Com 7330
repeater controller (V3) 950 kB PDF An updated version of the above article by Justin Reed NV8Q Additional info can be found here on the S-Com web site. |
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Connecting a VXR-1000V/U to a DR-1X repeater By
Scott Lichtsinn KBØNLY Use this as an analog portal to a digital repeater, or as a link radio. |
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Yaesu DR-1X Digital Repeater Technical Supplement 35.6 MB PDF |
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Yaesu FT2DR/DE Digital Transceiver Technical Supplement 17.8 MB PDF |
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Yaesu FTM-100DR/DE Digital Transceiver Technical Supplement 7 MB PDF |
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Yaesu FTM-400DR/DE/XDR/XDE Digital Transceiver Technical Supplement 30 MB PDF |
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A useful "Help" page for System Fusion systems (offsite link). |
Land Mobile Radio (commercial two-way) Articles and Manuals:
Most Yaesu LMR radios are Vertex branded and have model numbers starting with "VX". The repeaters have model numbers starting with "VXR". I have no idea where the "FTL" prefix belongs. Many of the service manuals also have Operating Manual reprints in the front and some include programming instructions.
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Vertex FTL-1011 12 to 24 channel modification 1.1 MB PDF donated by Adam Cately KB8MDF |
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Vertex FTL-1011 Alignment section from the service manual 2.2 MB PDF donated by Adam Cately KB8MDF |
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Some Vertex FTL-1011 Programming Tips and Getting the Radio Onto 6 Meters by Adam Cately KB8MDF. |
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Separating the Vertex FTL-1011 Noise Blanker from the "A" Pushbutton by Adam Cately KB8MDF. |
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Vertex FTL-2011/2014 Service
Manual 13.3 MB PDF file courtesy of Paul Robertson N2XZF This VHF-hi manual is usable on the other bands except for the frequency-dependent items. It's better than nothing at all. If anyone has a PDF version of the low-band manual, please send it to the page maintainer. |
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Apparently the low-band VX-series radios will have an "A" suffix on the label if they're for the 29.7-37 MHz bandsplit, and will have NO suffix if they're for the 37-50 MHz "B" bandsplit. Other bands may follow a similar convention. |
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VX-2000 Accessory Connector and interfacing to a CAT300DXL
controller Provided by Dave Wood KB8SCR The CAT interfacing is generic enough that this information would be usable for a RLC, Arcom or Scom. |
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Extend the Band Limits of the Vertex CE49 Programming
Software by Robert W. Meister WA1MIK The CE49 software is used by the VX-4000, VX-5500, and VX-6000 (and possibly other) radios. With a hex editor, the band limits can be extended to allow amateur frequencies. You will still have to adjust the VCO and tweak some coils to get satisfactory operation once you can enter ham frequencies into the radio; see the article below. |
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Convert the VX-5500L to 6 meters by John Haserick W1GPO These radios normally cover 37-50 MHz but with a bit of work they can be made to perform quite well up to 54 MHz. You'll need to hex-edit the radio's personality to allow out-of-band frequencies; see the article above. You'll also need to access and adjust the VCO; see the article below by K2WD for more information. |
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Using the VX-6000L as a 6 meter Repeater Transmitter by
John Haserick W1GPO Capable of 120 watts output, the VX-6000 is a high-powered VX-5500. John added two fans and a lot more heat sinks to make the radio survive repeater duty cycle. Refer to the article above for the required hex-editing. You'll also need to access and adjust the VCO; see the article below by K2WD for more information. |
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Converting the VX-6000L to 6 meters by
John Haserick W1GPO This is a follow-up to the above article that details more of the conversion. You'll also need to access and adjust the VCO; see the article below by K2WD for more information. |
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Updated Version of "Using the VX-6000L as a 6 meter Repeater
Transmitter" by John Haserick W1GPO This is an updated and improved version of an article above. It uses a different repeater controller, different fans, and a thermostatic fan controller. |
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Modifying the VX-4000, VX-5500, and VX-6000 VCO
for 6 meter operation 160 kB PDF by Warren Dyckman K2WD This is a companion to the above articles that details the VCO access part of the conversion. This article was extracted from the Peekskill/Cortlandt Amateur Radio Assn, Inc, newsletter "PCARA Update" Volume 17, Issue 2, February 2016. Permission to post it here was received from the author. |
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Gaining Access to the VX-6000 or PM-1200 Low-band VCO by
Robert W. Meister WA1MIK This is a companion to the above articles that shows another method of accessing the VCO to adjust it as part of the conversion to 6 meters. |
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FTR-710A, FTR-2410A and FTR-5410 Repeaters
Instruction Manual 25 MB PDF These are Yaesu's earliest repeaters, and are crystal controlled. This manual also covers the FL-750, FL-2450 and FL-5450 Power Amplifiers and the FP-15 AC Power Supply. |
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MH-50 series Speaker Microphone Manual 150
kB PDF Covers the MH-50A7A, MH-50B7A, MH-50C7A, MH-50D7A units. |
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MH-53A7A Mobile Microphone Manual 500 kB PDF Noise-Canceling. |
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MH-53B7A Mobile Microphone Manual 40 kB PDF Noise Canceling with DTMF Keypad. |
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VX-2000 VHF-Hi Service Manual 8.7 MB PDF |
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VX-2100/2200 VHF-Hi Service
Manual (2006) 5.6 MB PDF donated by Jack McElyea Includes options FVP-25 and FVP-36. |
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VX-2100/2200 VHF-Hi Service
Manual (2015) 6.6 MB PDF Includes options FVP-25 and FVP-36. |
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VX-3000 UHF Service Manual 40 MB PDF |
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VX-3000 VHF-Hi Service Manual 51 MB PDF |
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VX-4000 Brochure 865 kB PDF |
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VX-4000 VHF-Lo Service Manual
16.4 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, F5D-14, FVP-25, VTP-50. |
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VX-4000 VHF-Hi Service Manual
12.6 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, F5D-14, FVP-25, VTP-50. |
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VX-4000 UHF Service Manual
12.3 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, F5D-14, FVP-25, VTP-50. |
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VX-5500 Brochure 772 kB PDF |
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VX-5500 Operating Manual 1.1
MB PDF Includes radio and antenna installation, which is not present in the service manuals. |
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The programmable illuminated buttons along the bottom of the front panel have stick-on translucent labels in them. These came in sheets with the original radio package. Chances are, the existing labels won't match what you have re-programmed the buttons to do, and since most buttons can have a short press function as well as a long press function, you have to choose one function label or the other. New sheets can be purchased for about $8 each, but Motorola On-Line only sells them in quanties of three sheets per package. Other places sell them too. Order part number 3308800H25 KEY LABEL SHEET. These fit ALL of the VX-series as well as the Motorola PM-1200 (equivalent to the Vertex VX-6000). |
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VX-5500 VHF-Lo Service Manual
(2015) includes Operating Manual 6 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, F5D-14, FVP-25, VTP-50, FIF-7, FVP-36. Seems to be missing ALL of the detailed parts lists. The alignment section is better but not perfect. |
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VX-5500 VHF-Lo Service Manual
(2009) includes Operating Manual 8 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, F5D-14, FVP-25, VTP-50, FIF-7, FVP-36. The alignment section in this manual is all screwed up. Use the procedure in the manual above or below. |
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VX-5500 VHF-Lo Service Manual
(2005) includes Operating Manual 8 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7A. This is an older manual but the alignment procedure is correct. |
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VX-5500 VHF-Hi Service Manual includes
Operating Manual 9.1 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7. |
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VX-5500 UHF Service Manual includes
Operating Manual 6.5 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7A. |
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VX-5500/6000 (Programming) Quick
Reference Guide 140 kB PDF Getting Started basics using the CE49 programming software. |
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VX-6000 Brochure 860 kB PDF |
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VX-6000 Operating Manual 1.3
MB PDF Includes radio and antenna installation, which is not present in the service manuals. |
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VX-6000 VHF-Lo Service Manual 10
MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7. This radio, with a different faceplate and options connector, was sold by Kenwood and Motorola under various model numbers. |
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VX-6000 VHF-Hi Service Manual
6.3 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7. This radio, with a different faceplate and options connector, was sold by Kenwood and Motorola under various model numbers. |
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VX-6000 UHF Service Manual
7.9 MB PDF Includes options F2D-8, VTP-50, FVP-25, F5D-14, FIF-7. This radio, with a different faceplate and options connector, was sold by Kenwood and Motorola under various model numbers. |
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The Motorola PM-1200 is essentially a Vertex VX-6000 with different connectors and accessories: a single modular RJ-45 mike connector on the control head, a mini-UHF-female antenna jack, and a 20-pin two-row accessory connector. It has been rumored that the Vertex CE-49 software will also work on a PM-1200. |
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The VX-6000 remote-mount radio power cable costs over $120 if you buy it from Motorola Solutions (Vertex). However it's the same cable used by the Kenwood TK-690 75/110W remote-mount radios: four conductors, two hot, two ground, with a 30A fuse, Kenwood p/n KCT-23M4. You can buy them on a popular auction site for under $40. This cable also fits the Motorola PM-1200. There are several two conductor power cables listed for the TK690; they aren't what you want for the VX-6000. Thanks to John W1GPO for discovering this. |
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Vertex Standard Radio Programming Matrix
200 kB PDF A chart of radio models, programming software packages and versions, programming cables, operating systems, and manual versions for North American products only. |
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Motorola Solutions conveniently eliminated their competition by purchasing the Vertex product line. They almost immediately discontinued sales and support of the low-band (at least) VX-series mobile radios. This eliminated two sources for high-power, low-band, mobile radios. |
VXR-1000 Articles and Manuals:
The VXR series is Yaesu's current commercial (LMR) repeater product line.
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Vertex VXR-1000 UHF BandSplit Modification by
Scott Lichtsinn KBØNLY Expand the coverage into the amateur band. |
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Connecting a VXR-1000V/U to a DR-1X repeater By
Scott Lichtsinn KBØNLY Use this as an analog portal to a digital repeater, or as a link radio. |
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Vertex VXR-1000 Vehicular Cross-band
Repeater Operating Manual/Sheet 134 kB PDF This unit is similar to the Pyramid SVR200 vehicular repeater but seems to have far more capabilities. |
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Vertex VXR-1000 UHF Vehicular Cross-band Repeater Service Manual 4.1 MB PDF donated by Bruno Bouliane AC2HZ / VE2VK |
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Vertex VXR-1000 VHF Vehicular Cross-band Repeater Service Manual 2.3 MB PDF donated by Bruno Bouliane AC2HZ / VE2VK |
VXR-5000 Articles and Manuals:
There is a Groups.io mailing list for the VXR-5000 series at https://groups.io/g/vxr5000.
Note that there are two hardware versions of the VXR-5000. The older versions do not
have the 3 LEDs on the back of the unit and do not have the CTCSS encode/decode function
built-in. Those require adding the FTS-22 tone squelch unit inside the repeater. If you are
buying a used VXR-5000 and it does not have the 3 LEDs on the back make sure the FTS-22
board is there.
The newer version of the VXR-5000 has 3 LEDs located on the rear panel of the repeater
unit and has the CTCSS functions included inside the control unit.
There is a red LED for PTT indication, a green LED to show the presence of AC power,
and an orange LED that shows operataion on external DC power.
The VPL-1 programming cable and the CE-8 software are required to program the VXR-5000.
NOTE: The CE-8 software is BACKWARDS on the concept of upload and download.
You will want to UPLOAD the existing code plug to your computer, modify it, and DOWNLOAD
the modified configuration to your VXR5000!
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VXR-5000 Repeater Mods Courtesy Southeast Iowa Technical Society (SEITS) |
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VXR-5000 UHF and VHF Repeater Service Manual chapters (the chapters marked with a "U" are
UHF-specific, the chapters marked with a "V" ar VHF-specific, and the chapters marked
with a "C" are common to both stations). These were extracted from their individual
manuals. The UHF manual is no longer available from Vertex. The VHF Service Manual is in stock at Vertex-Standard Parts Department, at about $20 plus tax and shipping. It is part number E04091003. Chapter 1, General Information U 1.4 MB PDF Chapter 1, General Information V 6.4 MB PDF Chapter 2, Description U 380 kB PDF Chapter 2, Description V 930 kB PDF Chapter 3, Programming C 1.9 MB PDF Chapter 4, Alignment U 404 kB PDF Chapter 4, Alignment V 1.0 MB PDF Chapter 5, Chip Repair C 113 kB PDF Chapter 6, Block Diagrams U 202 kB PDF Chapter 6, Block Diagrams V 715 kB PDF Chapter 7A, CNTL 1 Unit C 2.8 MB PDF Chapter 7B, CNTL 2 Unit C 3.1 MB PDF Chapter 7C, TX Unit U 2.3 MB PDF Chapter 7C, TX Unit V 3.2 MB PDF Chapter 7D, RX Unit U 2.8 MB PDF Chapter 7D, RX Unit V 5.4 MB PDF Chapter 7E, TX VCO Unit U 227 kB PDF Chapter 7E, TX VCO Unit V 1.4 MB PDF Chapter 7F, RX VCO Unit U 249 kB PDF Chapter 7F, RX VCO Unit V 1.3 MB PDF Chapter 7G, PA Unit U 1.5 MB PDF Chapter 7G, PA Unit V 2.2 MB PDF Chapter 7H, REG Unit C 1.9 MB PDF Chapter 7I, DSUB Unit C 132 kB PDF Chapter 7J, MOD Jack Unit C 160 kB PDF Chapter 7K, CAPA Unit C 672 kB PDF Chapter 8, Mechanical C 134 kB PDF |
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The whole UHF manual as one PDF file 12.4 MB cleaned up and merged by WA1MIK |
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The whole VHF manual as one PDF file 41 MB |
VXR-7000 Articles and Manuals:
There is a Groups.io mailing list for the VXR-7000 series at https://groups.io/g/vxr7000.
An email from from A. Nony Mous:
If you are going to buy a used VXR-7000 you need to pay attention to the model number:
VXR-7000V-A = 136-150 MHz
VXR-7000V-C = 150-174 MHz
VXR-7000U-A = 400-430 MHz
VXR-7000UBS1= 420-450 MHz
VXR-7000U-D = 450-480 MHz
VXR-7000U-F = 480-512 MHz
Also note that the power is adjustable from 10 to 50w, but the unit is continuous rated at 30 watts, and a fan is advisable.
The CE-27 software is required to program it. Documentation can be found in the service manuals.
If the unit is off frequency you can access the "manufacturer mode" (which includes adjusting the receive and transmit frequencies) by starting the CE-27 programming software with a /m suffix.
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Getting a COR PLUS CTCSS signal from a VXR-7000 Repeater By
Scott Lichtsinn KBØNLY This mod provides a much more usable signal - a "Receiver Unsquelched" signal - on a previously unused pin of the accessory connector. |
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Interfacing a CAT300DX repeater controller to a VXR-7000
repeater By Billy Singleton K4ACT A step-by-step procedure that requires Scott's COR PLUS CTCSS mod (above). The techniques in this article should apply to just about any other repeater controller. |
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Interfacing a VXR-7000 to an external repeater
controller 62 kB PDF file by Computer Automation Technology (CAT) Note that this writeup is for a carrier squelch repeater and the COR signal is a "Carrier Present" or "Channel Busy" signal. |
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VXR-7000 Repeater Brochure 1.3 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 Repeater Operating Manual (2000) 1 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 Repeater Operating Manual (2013) 1.8
MB PDF Both English and Spanish. |
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VXR-7000 VHF Repeater Service Manual (2003) 10 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 VHF Repeater Service Manual (2015) 9 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 VHF Technical Bulletin TB0711-1A - Sideband Noise Fix 187 kB PDF |
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VXR-7000 UHF Repeater Service Manual (2006) 11 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 UHF Repeater Service Manual (2015) 9 MB PDF |
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VXR-7000 Repeater Programming Adapter By Matt Krick K3MK |
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VXR-7000 CE27 EEPROM Programming Software Reference Manual 258 kB PDF |
VXR-9000 Articles and Manuals:
There is a Groups.io mailing list for the VXR-9000 series at https://groups.io/g/vxr9000.
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Modifying a Vertex VXR-9000 UHF Repeater To Operate in the 440-450 MHz Range By Bryan Dygert KC8LMI |
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Vertex VXR-9000 VHF High to VHF Low Conversion By Robin Holm LA2YUA (off-site link) (local copy) |
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VXR-9000 Brochure / Specifications Sheet 617 kB PDF |
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VXR-9000 Operating Manual (2004) 470 kB PDF |
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VXR-9000 Operating Manual (2013) 401 kB PDF |
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VXR-9000 VHF Repeater Service Manual (2006) 5.6 MB PDF |
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VXR-9000 VHF Repeater Service Manual (2015) 5.6 MB PDF |
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VXR-9000 UHF Repeater Service Manual (2003) 5.5 MB PDF |
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VXR-9000 UHF Repeater Service Manual (2015) 9 MB PDF |
Miscellaneous Articles and Manuals:
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Having some performance issues after replacing your GE or Motorola repeater with a Fusion repeater? This article by Dan Gunter KK4ICE offers an explanation. |
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Yaesu FRG-7 Instruction Manual 3.5 MB PDF |
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Yaesu YC-355D Frequency Counter Instruction
Manual 2.7 MB PDF courtesy of Mike WA6ILQ At one point Yaesu made a few pieces of test equipment. This is an older Nixie™ display based TTL frequency counter. Includes schematic diagram. WA6ILQ had one of these and the 10MHz master oscilaltor crystal was better described as a driftal. He sent a low band Motorola channel element to International Crystal with a request to put 10Mhz crystal in it and compensate it. It was rock stable and was used for years. |
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