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Yaesu FT-65E Operating Manual
Summary of FT-65E
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144/430 mhz dual band transceiver ft-65 r ft-65 e operating manual.
Page 2: Contents
Contents general description ............................................ 1 features of the ft-65r/e ................................ 1 about this manual ............................................ 2 downloading the “advance manual” ............... 3 accessories & options .............................
Page 3: General Description
General description features of the ft-65r/e ft-65r/e is a dual band fm transceiver, ruggedly constructed to meet com- mercial specifications. It is packed with the following popular and valuable features demanded by amateur radio operators around the world. Long-life battery supplied 7.4 v 1,950 ma...
Page 4: About This Manual
About this manual this manual contains symbols and conventions to call attention to important information. Symbols description this icon indicates cautions and alerts the user should be aware of. This icon indicates helpful notes, tips and information. This icon indicates other pages containing rele...
Page 5: Http://www.Yaesu.Com/
Downloading the “advance manual” the advance manual provides detail information and features beyond the scope and descriptions in this manual. Download the ft-65r/e advance manual from the yaesu website and refer to it along with this operating manual. Http://www.Yaesu.Com/ the features described in...
Page 6: Accessories & Options
Accessories & options supplied accessories sbr-25li 7.4v, 1,950 mah rechargeable li-ion battery pack sad-20b* ac adapter (for usa model) sad-20c/u* ac adapter (for european / asian model) sad-20g* ac adapter (for chinese model) sbh-22 rapid charger shb-18 belt clip sra-15 antenna operating manual qu...
Page 7: Safety Precautions
Safety precautions be sure to read the safety precautions to use this product safely. Yaesu is not liable for failures and other problems caused due to misuse or use of this product by you or a third party. Also, yaesu is not liable for damages caused through use of this product by you or a third pa...
Page 8: Danger
Danger do not use this product in “an area where use of it is prohib- ited”, e.G., inside the hospital, airplane, or train.” this product can affect electronic or medical devices. Do not use this product while riding a bicycle or driving a car. Accidents can result. Be sure to stop the bicycle or ca...
Page 9: Warning
Warning do not power this transceiver with a voltage other than the specified power supply volt- age. A fire, electric shock, or damage may result. Do not use the battery pack for any model other than the spec- ified transceiver. A fire, leak, overheating, explo- sion, or ignition can result. Do not...
Page 10: Caution
Caution do not dangle or throw this product by holding its antenna. This product can hit and injure someone. In addition, doing so can result in a transceiver failure or damage. Do not use transceiver in a crowded place. The antenna can hit someone, resulting in a injury. Do not place this transceiv...
Page 11: Caution
Caution do not place a heavy object on the power cord of the battery charger. The battery cord can be dam- aged, resulting in a fire or electric shock. When the battery charger is not in use, remove its power plug from the outlet. Do not use the included battery charger to charge any battery pack wh...
Page 12: Emergency Key
Control & connections (top & front panel) antenna jack ........................................................................ 15 connect the supplied sma female antenna (or another antenna present- ing a 50-ohm impedance) here. Emergency key • press this switch briefly to turn the led flash-light....
Page 13: Sp Jack
Controls & connections (side panel) ptt (push to talk) switch .................................................. 21 • press this switch to transmit, and release it (to receive) after your trans- mission is completed. • in the set mode, press the ptt switch to save the new setting and return to norma...
Page 14: Controls & Connections (Lcd)
Controls & connections (lcd) normal operation display 1 2 3 4 single display mode (default) dual display mode 1 1 s & po meter ..................... 21 3 battery indicator ................ 18 2 operating frequency ....... 20 4 vfo-a / vfo-b ………… 23 the set mode and preference mode display set mode p...
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Display of features and settings 7 8 11 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 24 21 22 20 27 26 25 v v v v 19 18 17 v 23 7 operating mode ................. 19 18 memory tag name ..................... ....................................... 30,31 8 secondary keypad active .......... ......................................
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Controls & connections (keypad) key primary function (press key) secondary func- tion (press f + key) third function (press and hold key) frequency entry digit “1” ― recalls the “weather” broadcast channel bank frequency entry digit “2” ― activates the arts feature frequency entry digit “3” ― ― freq...
Page 17: Installation Of Accessories
Installation of accessories antenna installation the supplied antenna provides good results over the entire frequency range of the transceiver. However, for enhanced reception on certain non-amateur frequencies, you may wish to connect an an- tenna designed specifically for that frequency range, as ...
Page 18: Removing The Battery Pack
Removing the battery pack to r e m o v e t h e b a t t e r y, t u r n t h e transceiver off. While sliding the latch in the direction of the arrow, as shown in the illustration, slide the battery pack downward and out of the transceiver. Attaching the belt clip attach the belt clip on the back of tr...
Page 19: Charging The Battery Pack
Charging the battery pack if the battery has never been used, or its charge is depleted, it may be charged by placing the ft-65r/e in the sbh-22 rapid charger desktop cra- dle, connected with the sad-20b/c/u/g ac adapter. Ac line outlet dc jack a fully-discharged sbr-25li battery pack will be charge...
Page 20: Low Battery Indication
Low battery indication • as the battery discharges during use, the voltage will gradually become lower. When the battery voltage is too low for reliable op- eration, the “ ” icon will blink on the lcd display, indicating that the battery pack must be recharged before further use. • avoid recharging ...
Page 21: Basic Operation
Basic operation turn the power on and off • be sure the battery pack is installed, and is fully charged. Connect the antenna to the top panel antenna jack. • rotate the pwr/vol knob out of the click- stop to turn the transceiver on. The current dc supply voltage will be shown on the display for two ...
Page 22: Frequency Navigation
Frequency navigation the ft-65r/e will initially be operating in the “vfo” mode. The vfo permits free tuning throughout the currently-selected operating band in designated frequency steps (operating channels). Three basic frequency navigation methods are provided on the ft-65r/e . 1) tuning frequenc...
Page 23: Transmission
The direction of the scan may not reverse while ft-65r/e is scanning. For more details on the scanning, see page 35. Transmission • to transmit, press the ptt switch, and speak into the front panel micro- phone (located in the lower left-hand corner of the speaker grille) in a nor- mal voice level. ...
Page 24: Activating The Set Mode
Activating the set mode use the following procedure to activate the set mode and configure the transceiver parameters. 1. Press and hold the f key to enter the set mode. 2. Repeatedly press the [▲] or [▼] key to select the set mode item to be adjusted. 3. Press the f key momentarily to enable adjust...
Page 25: Basic Operation
Storing the displayed frequency and settings to a quick recall key (quick memory feature) 1. While operating in the vfo mode or the memory mode, set the desired frequency and associated settings. 2. Press and hold the [ p1 ], [ p2 ], [ p3 ] or [ p4 ] key to store the frequency to a quick recall key....
Page 26: Advanced Operation
Advanced operation after becoming familiar with the basic operations of the ft-65r/e , you will want to learn about some of the really handy operating and convenience fea- tures. Turning the keylock feature on and off the ft-65r/e keypad may be locked to prevent accidental frequency change or inadve...
Page 27: Advanced Operation
4. Press the [▲] or [▼] key to select one of the modes described above. 5. Press the ptt switch to save the new setting and return to normal oper- ation. Disabling the keypad and scan stop beeper an audible beep tone will sound when a keypad button is pressed, and also when the receiver scanning sto...
Page 28: Repeater Operation
Repeater operation repeater stations are often located on mountaintops or other high locations, and provide a dramatic extension of the communication range for low-pow- ered hand-held or mobile transceivers. The ft-65r/e includes a number of features which make repeater operation simple and enjoyabl...
Page 29: Repeater Operation
Manual repeater shift setting if the ars feature has been deactivated, or if a repeater shift direction other than the established ars setting is desired, the repeater shift direction may be set manually. 1. Press and hold the f key to enter the set mode. 2. Press the [▲] or [▼] key to select set mo...
Page 30: Tone Calling (1750 Hz)
Tone calling (1750 hz) for operation in counties that require a 1750-hz burst tone for repeater access (typically in europe), the moni/t.Call key may be programmed to serve as a “tone call” key instead. Use set mode item “ 19 mon/t-cl ”, to change the configuration of this key. Display description m...
Page 31: Memory Mode
Memory mode the ft-65r/e provides a wide variety of memory system resources. These include: • 200 “standard” memory channels, numbered “001” through “200”. • 3 “home” channels, providing storage and quick recall of one prime fre- quency on each operating band. • 10 sets of band-edge memories, also k...
Page 32: Memory Storage
Memory storage 1. Select the desired frequency, while operating in the vfo mode. Be sure to set up any desired ctcss or dcs tones, as well as any de- sired repeater offset. The power level may also be set at this time, if you wish to store it. 2. Press and hold the [ v/m ] key. A blank memory channe...
Page 33: Memory Recall
Memory recall 1. While operating in the vfo mode, press the [ v/m ] key to enter the mem- ory mode. 2. Press the [▲] or [▼] key to select the desired memory channel. 3. To return to the vfo mode, press the [ v/m ] key. When the transceiver is already set to the memory mode, an easy way to recall a m...
Page 34: Home Channel Memory Recall
Home channel memory recall a “home” channel memory is provided for each operating band, to allow quick recall of a favorite operating frequency on each band. The default home channels are below: default home channels band frequency 144 mhz band 144.000 mhz 430 mhz band 430.000 mhz fm radio band 95.0...
Page 35: Deleting Memories
When an alpha-numeric tag is shown in place of the memory channel operating frequency display, the display will automatically revert to display the operating frequen- cy along with the “tun” indication. It is not necessary to enter the menu and change from the alpha-numeric tag display to the operat...
Page 36: Weather Broadcast Channels
Weather broadcast channels in the usa, the vhf weather broadcast station memory channel bank has been pre-programmed at the factory for immediate access to noaa weather information stations. 1. Press and hold the [ 1 ] key to recall the weather broadcast memory bank. 2. Press the [▲] or [▼] key to s...
Page 37: Scanning
Scanning the ft-65r/e makes available scanning of the stored memory channels, or scanning of the entire operating band, or scanning of a programmable sub band portion. Scanning will halt when signals are encountered, and commu- nication may be initiated on that frequency. Operation is basically the ...
Page 38: Vfo Scanning
Vfo scanning the ft-65r/e provides two vfo scanning functions: “manual vfo scan- ning” and “programmed mode (vfo) scanning.” manual vfo scan 1. If necessary, press the [ v/m ] key to change to the vfo mode. 2. Press and hold the [▲] or [▼] key to initiate upward or downward scanning, respectively. 3...
Page 39: Scanning
3. Press the [ #band ] key to save the new setting and return to normal op- eration. 4. Press the f key, then press the [ #band ] key to start scanning. 5. When scanning encounters a signal strong enough to open the squelch, the scanning will halt temporarily; the decimal point of the frequency disp...
Page 40: Input Character/symbol List
Input character/symbol list on a character inputting display such as the memory mode “tag” display, the characters and symbols may be input as below: key key assignment key key assignment 1 7 p q r s p q r s 2 a b c a b c 8 t u v t u v 3 d e f d e f 9 w x y z w x y z 4 g h i g h i 0 (blank character...
Page 41: Set (Menu) Mode
Set (menu) mode the ft-65r/e set mode, already partially described in the previous chap- ters, may be activated to select or change various transceiver functions. Many of the useful parameter configurations have not been fully detailed in this manual. Refer to the chart below for a list of the set m...
Page 42: Set (Menu) Mode
Item (lower menu item) function values default value 8 ctcss (ctcss tone) setting the ctcss frequency tx and rx 50 ctcss tones / off tx=100.0hz rx=100.0hz 9 cw id cw identifier during arts™ operation. Tx= off / on id= ------ (6 characters) tx= off id= blank 10 dc volt displays battery dc voltage. − ...
Page 43: Set (Menu) Mode
Item (lower menu item) function values default value 21 pager setting the tx ctcss of 2 tone and the rx ctcss of 2 tone. Enables/disables the answer back function. Tx: ** ** rx: ** ** ack : on / off tx=05 47 rx=05 47 ack=off 22 password enables/disables the password feature off / on / off 23 pri.Rvt...
Page 44: Set (Menu) Mode
Item (lower menu item) function values default value 33 tx save enables/disables the transmitter battery saver. Save off / save on save off 34 vfo.Spl enables or disables “vfo split” operation. Vsp.Off / vsp.On vsp.Off 35 vox enable / disable vox function. Vox off / vox on vox off 36 wfm.Rcv broadba...
Page 45: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting if you suspect a malfunction, check the following items before requesting a repair. The transceiver does not turn on. • is the battery depleted? • charge the battery pack after purchase, and when the transceiver has not been used for a long time. • is the battery pack properly attach...
Page 46: Troubleshooting
The battery pack cannot be charged or battery power depletes immediately after charging. • is the battery pack being charged with a charger specified by yaesu? Charge the battery pack using the accessory battery charger (sad-20b/ c/u/g) or the rapid charge cradle (sbh-22). • is the battery pack in u...
Page 47: Specifications
Specifications general frequency ranges : rx 136 - 174 mhz 400 - 480 mhz tx 136 - 174 mhz (asian version) 144 - 146 mhz (european version) 144 - 148 mhz (usa version) 400 - 480 mhz (asian version) 430 - 440 mhz (european version) 430 - 450 mhz (usa version) fm broadcast 65-108 mhz channel steps : 5 ...
Page 48: Receiver
Receiver circuit type : direct-conversion sensitivity : 0.2 µv for 12 db sinad (140 - 150 mhz, nfm) 0.2 µv for 12 db sinad (420 - 470 mhz, nfm) selectivity : 12 khz / 35 khz (–6 db /–60 db) af output : 0.8 w @ 16 ohms for 10% thd (@ 7.4 v) (internal sp max power 1 w) 0.8 w @ 16ohms for 10%thd (@ 7.4...
Page 49: Note
Note 47 ft-65r/ft-65e operating manual.
Page 50: Declaration By Manufacturer
1. Changes or modifications to this device that are not expressly approved by yaesu musen could void the user’s authorization to operate this device. 2. This device complies with part 15 of the fcc rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful int...
Page 51: Declaration Of Conformity
Disposal of your electronic and electric equipment at be bg cy cz de dk es ee fi fr gb gr hr hu ie it lt lu lv mt nl pl pt ro sk si se ch is li no – – – – declaration of conformity type of equipment: dual band transceiver brand name: yaesu model number: ft-65e manufacturer: yaesu musen co., ltd. Add...
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Printed in china copyright 2016 yaesu musen co., ltd. All rights reserved. No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of yaesu musen co., ltd. Yaesu musen co., ltd. Tennozu parkside building 2-5-8 higashi-shinagawa, shinagawa-ku, tokyo 140-0002 japan yaesu usa 6125 phyllis dr...