CAT (COMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) OPERATION FT-950 CAT OPERATION FT-950 CAT OPERATION REFERENCE BOOK
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1 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
2 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN VERVIEW The CAT (Computer Aided Transceiver) System in the FT-950 transceiver provides control of frequency, VF, memory, and other settings such as dual-channel memories and diversity reception using an external personal computer. This allows multiple control operations to be fully automated as single mouse clicks or keystroke operations on the computer keyboard. The FT-950 transceiver has a built-in level converter, allowing direct connection from the rear-panel CAT jack to the serial port of your computer without the need of any external boxes. You will need a serial cable for connection to the RS-232C (serial or CM port) connector on your computer. Purchase a standard serial cable (not the so-called null modem type), ensuring it has the correct gender and number of pins (some serial CM port connectors use a 9-pin rather than 25-pin configuration). If your computer uses a custom connector, you may have to construct the cable. In this case, refer to the technical documentation supplied with your computer for correct data connection. Vertex Standard does not produce CAT System operating software due to the wide variety of personal computers and operating systems in use today. However, the information provided in this chapter explains the serial data structure and opcodes used by the CAT system. This information, along with the short programming examples, is intended to help you start writing programs on your own. As you become more familiar with CAT operation, you can customize programs later on for your operating needs and discover the true operating potential of this system. PIN N. PIN NAME N/A SERIAL UT SERIAL IN N/A GND N/A RTS CTS N/A CAT JACK I/ utput Input Input utput FUNCTIN utputs the Serial Data from the transceiver to the computer. Inputs the Serial Data from the computer to the transceiver. Signal Ground When the computer is not ready to receive data, this port goes to L for inhibit the transmit data from the transceiver. When the transceiver is not ready to receive data, this port goes to L for inhibit the transmit data from the computer. CM 1 ANT 2 DC IN INPUT: DC 13.8 V 22 A GND -TUNE T FRM ET RT LINEAR TUNER PTT REC REM SPKR KEY -TUNE DMU CAT CAT RS-232C Straight Cable Page 1 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
3 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN A computer control command is composed of an alphabetical command, various parameters, and the terminator that signals the end of the control command. Example: Set the VF-A frequency to MHz. FA ; Command Parameter Terminator There is three for the FT-950 Command as shown below: Set command: Set a particular condition (to the FT-950) Read command: Reads an answer (from the FT-950) Answer command: Transmits a condition (from the FT-950) For example, note the following in the case of the FA command (Set the VF-A frequency): To set the VF-A frequency to MHz, the following command is sent from the computer to the transceiver: FA ; (Set command) To read the VF-A frequency, the following command is sent from the computer to the transceiver: FA; (Read command) When the Read command above has been sent, the following command is returned to the computer: FA ; (Answer command) Alphabetical Commands A command consists of 2 alphabetical characters. You may use either lower or upper case characters. The commands available for this transceiver are listed in the PC Control Command Tables on the following pages. CNTRL CMMAND Parameters Parameters are used to specify information necessary to implement the desired command. The parameters to be used for each command are predetermined. The number of digits assigned to each parameter is also predetermined. Refer to the Control Command List and the Control Command Tables to configure the appropriate parameters. When configuring parameters, be careful not to make the following mistakes. For example, when correct parameter is IS (IF SHIFT): IS01000; Not enough parameters specified (No direction (+) given for the IF shift) IS0+100; Not enough digits (nly three frequency digits given) IS0_+_1000; Unnecessary characters between parameters IS ; Too many digits (Five frequency digits given) Note: If a particular parameter is not applicable to the FT- 950, the parameter digits should be filled using any character except the ASCII control codes (00 to 1Fh) and the terminator (;). Terminator To signal the end of a command, it is necessary to use a semicolon (;). The digit where this special character must appear differs depending on the command used. FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page"2
4 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND LIST CMMAND FUNCTIN SET READ ANS. AI AB AC AG AI AM AN BC BD BI BP BS BU BY CH CN C CS CT DA DN DP ED EK EU E FA FB FK FR FS FT GT ID IF IS KM KP KR KS KY LK LM MA MC MD MG MK ML MR VF-A T VF-B ANTENNA TUNER CNTRL AF GAIN AUT INFRMATIN VF-A T MEMRY CHANNEL ANTENNA NUMBER AUT NTCH BAND DWN BREAK-IN MANUAL NTCH BAND SELECT BAND UP BUSY CHANNEL UP/DWN CTCSS NUMBER CNTUR CW SPT CTCSS DIMMER DWN DISPLAY ENCRDER DWN ENT KEY ENCRDER UP MENU FREQUENCY VF-A FREQUENCY VF-B FUNCTIN KEY FUNCTIN R FAST STEP FUNCTIN T AGC FUNCTIN IDENTIFICATIN INFRMATIN IF-SHIFT KEYER MEMRY KEY PITCH KEYER KEY SPEED CW KEYING LCK LAD MESSEGE MEMRY CHANNEL T VF-A MEMRY CHANNEL MDE MIC GAIN MDE KEY MNITR LEVEL MEMRY READ CMMAND FUNCTIN SET READ ANS. AI MS MW M NA NB NL NR I S PA PB PC PL PR PS QI QR QS RA RC RD RF RG RI RL RM R RS RT RU SC SD SF SH SM SQ SV TS T UL UP VD VF VG VM VS V T METER SW MEMRY WRITE M SET NARRW NISE BLANKER NISE BLANKER LEVEL NISE REDUCTIN PPSITE BAND INFRMATIN FFSET (REPEATER SHIFT) PRE-AMP (IP) PLAY BACK PWER CNTRL SPEECH PRCESSR LEVEL SPEECH PRCESSR PWER SWITH QMB STRE QMB RECALL QUICK SPLIT RF ATTENUATR CLAR CLEAR CLAR DWN RFING FILTER RF GAIN RADI INFRMATIN NISE REDUCTIN LEVEL READ METER RTATR RADI STATUS CLAR CLAR UP SCAN SEMI BREAK-IN DELAY TIME SUB-DIAL FUNCTIN WIDTH S METER SQUELCH LEVEL SWAP VF TW T SET UNLCK UP V DELAY TIME VRF FILTER V GAIN [V/M] KEY FUNCTIN VF SELECT V T CLAR Page 3 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
5 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN AB VF-A T VF-B A B ; CNTRL CMMAND TABLES AC ANTENNA TUNER CNTRL A C P1 P2 P3 ; A C ; A C P1 P2 P3 ; AG AF GAIN A G P1 P2 P2 P2 ; A G P1 ; A G P1 P2 P2 P2 ; P2 0: Fixed P P3 0: Tuner FF 1: Tuner N 2: Tuning Start AI AUT INFRMATIN A I P1 ; A I ; A I P1 ; P1 0: Auto Information FF 1: Auto Information N This parameter is set to 0 (FF) automatically when the transceiver is turned FF. AM VF-A T MEMRY CHANNEL A M ; AN ANTENNA NUMBER A N P1 P2 ; A N P1 ; A N P1 P3 P4 ; BC AUT NTCH B C P1 P2 ; B C P1 ; B C P1 P2 ; BD BAND DWN B D P1 ; P2 1: ANT 1 2: ANT 2 P3 1: ANT 1 2: ANT 2 P4 0: Fixed P2 0: Auto Notch FF 1: Auto Notch N BI BREAK-IN B I P1 ; B I ; B I P1 ; P1 0: Break-in FF 1: Break-in N FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 4
6 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES BP MANUAL NTCH B P P1 P2 P3 P3 P3 ; B P P1 P2 ; B P P1 P2 P3 P3 P3 ; BS BAND SELECT B S P1 P1 ; P2 0: Manual NTCH N/FF 1: Manual NTCH LEVEL P1 00: 1.8 MHz 06: 18 MHz 01: 3.5 MHz 07: 21 MHz 03: 7 MHz 08: 24.5 MHz 04: 10 MHz 09: 28 MHz 05: 14 MHz 10: 50 MHz 11: GEN P3 When P2=0 000: FF 001: N When P2= (NTCH Frequency : x 10 Hz ) BU BAND UP B U P1 ; BY BUSY B Y ; B Y P1 P2 ; CH CHANNEL UP/DWN C H P1 ; P1 0: BUSY FF 1: BUSY N P2 0: Fixed P1 0: Memory Channel UP 1: Memory Channel DWN CN CTCSS TNE FREQUENCY C N P1 P2 P2 ; C N P1 ; C N P1 P2 P2 ; P : Tone Frequency Number (See Table Below) C CNTUR C P1 P2 P3 P3 ; C P1 P2 ; C P1 P2 P3 P3 ; CS CW SPT C S P1 ; C S ; C S P1 ; P2 0: CNTUR N/FF 1: CNTUR LEVEL P1 0: FF 1: N P3 When P2=0, 000: CNTUR FF 001: CNTUR N When P2=1, (CNTUR Frequency) TABLE Hz 69.3 Hz 71.9 Hz 74.4 Hz 77.0 Hz 79.7 Hz 82.5 Hz 85.4 Hz 88.5 Hz Hz 94.8 Hz 97.4 Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz CTCSS TNE CHART Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Hz Page 5 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
7 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES CT CTCSS C T P1 P2 ; C T P1 ; C T P1 P2 ; DA DIMMER D A P1 P1 P2 P2 ; D A ; D A P1 P1 P2 P2 ; P2 0: CTCSS FF 1: CTCSS ENC/DEC N 2: CTCSS ENC N P : Backlight Brightness Level P2 00: Fixed DN MIC DWN D N ; DP DISPLAY D P P1 ; D P ; D P P1 ; ED ENCRDER DWN E D P1 P2 P2 ; P1 0: World Clock Display 1: Band Scope Display 2: AF scilloscope/spectrum Analyzer Display 3: Log Book Display 4: Temperature/SWR Display 5: Rotator Display 6: Memory Channel List Display P1 0: MAIN DIAL Knob 1: CLAR/VF-B Knob 2: SELECT Knob P : Steps : This command does not activates when the optional DMU-2000 Data Managemnt Unit is not attached. EK ENT KEY E K ; EU ENCRDER UP E U P1 P2 P2 ; P1 0: MAIN DIAL Knob 1: CLAR/VF-B Knob 2: SELECT Knob P : Steps FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 6
8 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN E MENU Set nn ** E P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 ~ P2 ; E P1 P1 P1 ; Answer nn ** E P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 ~ P2 ; CNTRL CMMAND TABLES P1 : (MENU Number) P2 : Parameter (See Table 2 and Table 3) TABLE 2 P1 FUNCTIN P2 001 AGC FAST DELAY TIME 0020 ~ 4000 msec (20 msec/step) 002 AGC MID DELAY TIME 0020 ~ 4000 msec (20 msec/step) 003 AGC SLW DELAY TIME 0020 ~ 4000 msec (20 msec/step) 004 DISPLAY CLR 0: CL BLUE 1: CNTRAST BLUE 2: FLASH BLUE 3: CNTRAST UMBER 4: UMBER 005 DISPLAY DIMMER 00 ~ TUNING FFSET INDICATR 0: CLARIFIER FFSET 1: CW TUNIG METER 2: VRF PEAK PSITIN 007 S-METER PEAK HLD 0: FF 1: 0.5 sec 2: 1.0 sec 3: 2.0 sec 008 P METER PEAK HLD 0: FF 1: 0.5 sec 2: 1.0 sec 3: 2.0 sec 009 ALC METER PEAK HLD 0: FF 1: 0.5 sec 2: 1.0 sec 3: 2.0 sec 010 ID METER PEAK HLD 0: FF 1: 0.5 sec 2: 1.0 sec 3: 2.0 sec 011 RTATR STARTING PINT 0: 0 1: 90 2: 180 3: RTATR NEEDLE PRECISELY 00 ~ 30 (0 ~ 30, 2 step) 013 QMB MAKER 0: FF 1: N 014 VICE MEMRY AUDI (DVS-6) UTPUT LEVEL 000 ~ VICE MEMRY AUDI (DVS-6) T LEVEL 000 ~ CW BEACN 000 (FF) ~ 255 sec 017 CNTEST NUMBER STYLE 0: : Aun 2: Aunt 3: A2n 4: A2nt 5: 12n 6: 12nt 018 CNTEST NUMBER 0000 ~ CW MEMRY 1 MEMRY TYPE 0: TET MEMRY 1: MESSAGE MEMRY 020 CW MEMRY 2 MEMRY TYPE 0: TET MEMRY 1: MESSAGE MEMRY 021 CW MEMRY 3 MEMRY TYPE 0: TET MEMRY 1: MESSAGE MEMRY 022 CW MEMRY 4 MEMRY TYPE 0: TET MEMRY 1: MESSAGE MEMRY 023 CW MEMRY 5 MEMRY TYPE 0: TET MEMRY 1: MESSAGE MEMRY 024 ANTENNA SELECTIN MDE 0: BAND 1: STACK 025 BEEP LEVEL 000 ~ CAT BAUD RATE 0: 4800 bps 1: 9600 bps 2: bps 3: bps 027 CAT TIME-UT TIMER 0: 10 msec 1: 100 msec 2: 1000 msec 3: 3000 msec 028 CAT RTS PRT 0: FF 1: N 029 MEMRY GRUP 0: FF 1: N 030 QUICK SPLIT TUNING FFSET 20 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ +20 khz 031 T TIME UT TIMER 00 (FF) ~ 30 min 032 μ-tune DIAL 0: STEP-2 1: STEP MIC SCAN 0: FF 1: N 034 SCAN RESUME 0 PAUSE 1: TIME 035 FREQUENCY ADJUST 25 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ AM MIC GAIN 1000: MIC KNB 0000 ~ 0100 (FI) 037 FRNT PANEL KEY JACK TYPE 0: FF 1: BUG 2: IAMBIC KEYER W/ ACS 3: IAMBIC KEYER W/ACS 038 FRNT PANEL KEY JACK WIRING 0: NRNAL 1: REVERSE 039 REAR PANEL KEY JACK TYPE 0: FF 1: BUG 2: IAMBIC KEYER W/ ACS 3: IAMBIC KEYER W/ACS 040 REAR PANEL KEY JACK WIRING 0: NRNAL 1: REVERSE 041 CW AUT MDE 0: FF 1: 50 MHz NLY 2: N 042 CW BF INJECTIN SIDE 0: USB 1: LSB 2: AUT 043 CW BREAK-IN MDE 0: SEMI BREAK-IN 1: FULL BREAK-IN 044 CW BREAK-IN DELAY TIME 0030 ~ 3000 msec (10 msec/step) 045 CW PITCH FREQUENCY 00: 300 Hz, 01: 350 Hz, 02: 400 Hz, 03: 450 Hz, 04: 500 Hz, 05: 550 Hz 06: 600 Hz, 07: 650 Hz, 08: 700 Hz, 09: 750 Hz, 10: 800 Hz, 11: 850 Hz 12: 900 Hz, 13: 950 Hz, 14: 1000 Hz, 15: 1050 Hz 046 CW WEIGHT 25 (1:2.5) ~ 45 (1:4.5) 047 CW FREQUENCY DISPLAY 0: DIRECT FREQUENCY 1: PITCH FFSET 048 CW PC KEYING 0: FF 1: N 049 CW QSK TIME 0: 15 msec 1: 20 msec 2: 25 mesc 3: 30 msec 050 DATA MDE T GAIN 000 ~ DATA MDE UTPUT LEVEL 000 ~ DATA MDE V DELAY TIME 0030 ~ 3000 msec (10 msec/step) 053 DATA MDE V GAIN 000 ~ PACKET MDE FREQUENCY DISPLAY FFSET 3000 ~ (or 0000) ~ Hz (10 Hz/step) 055 PACKET MDE CARRIER PINT FREQUENCY 3000 ~ (or 0000) ~ Hz (10 Hz/step) 056 FM MIC GAIN 1000: MIC KNB 0000 ~ 0100 (FI) MHz REPEATER SHIFT 0000 ~ 1000 khz (10 khz/step) MHz REPEATER SHIFT 0000 ~ 4000 khz (10 khz/step) 059 RTTY MDE R PLARITY (MARK/SPACE) 0: NRNAL 1: REVERSE 060 RTTY MDE T PLARITY (MARK/SPACE) 0: NRNAL 1: REVERSE 061 RTTY MDE DATA UTPUT LEVEL 000 ~ RTTY MDE SHIFT FREQUENCY 1: 170 Hz 1: 200 Hz 2: 425 Hz 3: 850 Hz 063 RTTY MDE MARK FREQUENCY 1: 1275 Hz 2: 2125 Hz 064 SSB MDE T BPF BANDWIDTH 0: Hz 1: Hz 2: Hz 3: Hz 4: Hz 065 LSB CARRIER PINT 200 ~ +000 (or 000) ~ +200 Hz (10 Hz/step) 066 USB CARRIER PINT 200 ~ +000 (or 000) ~ +200 Hz (10 Hz/step) 067 NB LEVEL (NARRW) 000 ~ NB LEVEL (WIDE) 000 ~ CNTUR GAIN 40 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ +20 db 070 CNTUR WIDTH 01 ~ DIGITAL NTCH FILTER 0: FF 1: N 072 DIGITAL NISE REDUCTIN 00 (FF) ~ 15 Page 7 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
9 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES TABLE 3 P1 FUNCTIN P2 073 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (1.8 MHz) ~ (1.800 MHz ~ MHz) 074 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (3.5 MHz) ~ (3.500 MHz ~ MHz) 075 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (5.0 MHz) ~ (5.250 MHz ~ MHz) 076 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (7.0 MHz) ~ (7.000 MHz ~ MHz) 077 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (10 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 078 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (14 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 079 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (18 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz 080 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (21 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 081 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (24.5 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 082 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (28 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 083 SPECTRUM SCPE SCAN START FREQUENCY (50 MHz) ~ ( MHz ~ MHz) 084 MAIN TUNING DIAL KNB DIALSTEP 0: 1 Hz 1: 5 Hz 2: 10 Hz 085 MAIN TUNING DIAL KNB CW FINE TUNING 0: FF 1: N 086 CLAR/VF-B KNB MHz STEP 0: 0.1 MHz 1: MHz 087 MICRPHNE [UP]/[DWN] KEY AM STEP 0: 2.5 khz 1: 5 khz 2: 9 khz 3: 10 khz 4:12.5 khz 088 MICRPHNE [UP]/[DWN] KEY FM STEP 0: 5 khz 1: 6.25 khz 2: 10 khz 3: 12.5 khz 4: 20 khz 5: 25 khz 089 MAIN TUNING DIAL KNB DIALSTEP (FM MDE) 0: 10 Hz 1: 100 Hz 090 MY BAND SELECT 0: FF 1: N P2(6): 1.8 MHz P2(7): 3.5 MHz P2(8): 5 MHz P2(9): 7 MHz P2(10): 10 MHz P2(11): 14 MHz P2(12): 18 MHz P2(13): 21 MHz P2(14): 24.5 MHz P2(15): 28 MHz P2(16): 50 MHz P2(17): GENERAL P2(17): TRANSVERTER Example: P2 = (My Band = 1.8/3.5/7/14/21/28/50 MHz) 091 MIC EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY (LW RANGE) 00: FF 01: 100 Hz 02: 200 Hz 03: 300 Hz 04: 400 Hz 05: 500 Hz 06: 600 Hz 07: 700 Hz 092 MIC EQUAQLIZER GAIN (LW RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ MIC EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH (LW RANGE) 1 ~ MIC EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY (MID RANGE) 00: FF 01: 700 Hz 02: 800 Hz 03: 900 Hz 04: 1000 Hz 05: 1100 Hz 06: 1200 Hz 07: 1300 Hz 08: 1400 Hz 09: 1500 Hz 095 MIC EQUAQLIZER GAIN (MID RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ MIC EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH (MID RANGE) 01 ~ MIC EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY (HIGH RANGE) 00: FF 01: 1500 Hz 02: 1600 Hz 03: 1700 Hz 04: Hz 05: 1900 Hz 06: 2000 Hz 07: 2100 Hz 08: 2200 Hz 09: 2300 Hz 10: 2400 Hz 11: 2500 Hz 12: 2600 Hz 13: 2700 Hz 14: 2800 Hz 15: 2900 Hz 16: 3000 Hz 17: 3100 Hz 18: 3200 Hz 098 MIC EQUAQLIZER GAIN (HIGH RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ MIC EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH (HIGH RANGE) 01 ~ SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY 00: FF 01: 100 Hz 02: 200 Hz 03: 300 Hz 04: 400 Hz (LW RANGE) 05: 500 Hz 06: 600 Hz 07: 700 Hz 101 SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER GAIN (LW RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH 1 ~ 10 (LW RANGE) 103 SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY 00: FF 01: 700 Hz 02: 800 Hz 03: 900 Hz 04: 1000 Hz (MID RANGE) 05: 1100 Hz 06: 1200 Hz 07: 1300 Hz 08: 1400 Hz 09: 1500 Hz 104 SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER GAIN (MID RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH 01 ~ 10 (MID RANGE) 106 SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER CENTER FREQUENCY 00: FF 01: 1500 Hz 02: 1600 Hz 03: 1700 Hz 04: Hz 05: 1900 Hz (HIGH RANGE) 06: 2000 Hz 07: 2100 Hz 08: 2200 Hz 09: 2300 Hz 10: 2400 Hz 11: 2500 Hz 12: 2600 Hz 13: 2700 Hz 14: 2800 Hz 15: 2900 Hz 16: 3000 Hz 17: 3100 Hz 18: 3200 Hz 107 SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER GAIN (HIGH RANGE) 10 ~ +00 (or 00) ~ SPEECH PRCESSR EQUAQLIZER BANDWIDTH 01 ~ 10 (HIGH RANGE) 109 SPEECH PRCESSR CMPRESSIN LEVEL 000 ~ ANTENNA TUNER SELECT 0: INTERNAL TUNER 1: ETERNAL (FC-40) TUNER 111 TRANSMITTER UTPUT PWER 005 ~ AM CARRIER LEVEL 000 ~ T PWER CNTRL 0: ALL MDE 1: CARRIER 114 V PERATIN 0: MIC INPUT 1: DATA INPUT 115 V GAIN 000 ~ V DELAY TIME 0030 ~ 3000 msec (10 msec/step) 117 V ANTI-TRIP GAIN 000 ~ EMERGENCY CHANNEL 0: DISABLE 1: ENABLE FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 8
10 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES FA FREQUENCY VF-A F A P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P ; F A ; F A P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P ; FB FREQUENCY VF-B F B P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P P1 P1 P1 ; F B ; F B P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P1 P P1 P1 P1 ; FK FUNCTIN KEY F K P1 ; FR FUNCTIN R F R P1 ; F R ; F R P1 ; FS FAST STEP F S P1 ; F S ; F S P1 ; FT FUNCTIN T F T P1 ; F T ; F T P2 ; P (Hz) P (Hz) P1 1: F1 ([1.8(1)]) key 2: F2 ([3.5(2)]) key 3: F3 ([7(3)]) key 4: F4 ([10(4)]) key 5: F5 ([14(5)]) key 6: F6 ([18(6)]) key 7: F7 ([21(7)]) key P1 0: VF-A: R, VF-B: FF 1: VF-A: Mute, VF-B: FF 4: VF-A): FF, VF-B: R 5: VF-A: FF, VF-B: Mute P1 0: FAST Key FF 1: FAST Key N P1 0: VF-A: T/R (Toggle) 1: VF-B: T/R (Toggle) 2: VF-A: T 3: VF-B: T P2 0: VF-A: T 1: VF-B: T GT AGC FUNCTIN G T P1 P2 ; G T P1 ; G T P1 P3 ; ID IDENTIFICATIN P2 0: AGC FF 1: AGC FAST 2: AGC MID 3: AGC SLW 4: AGC AUT P (Fixed value) P3 0: AGC FF 1: AGC FAST 2: AGC MID 3: AGC SLW 4: AGC AUT-FAST 5: AGC AUT-MID 6: AGC AUT-SLW I D ; I D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; Page 9 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
11 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN IF INFRMATIN I F ; I F P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 P P2 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P4 P P6 P7 P8 P9 P9 P10 ; CNTRL CMMAND TABLES P (Memory Channel) P2 VF-A Frequency (Hz) P3 Clarifier Direction +: Plus Shift, --: Minus Shift Clarifier ffset: (Hz) P4 0: R CLAR FF 1: R CLAR N P5 0: T CLAR FF 1: T CLAR N P6 MDE 1: LSB 2: USB 3: CW 4: FM 5: AM 6: FSK (RTTY-LSB) 7: CW-R 8: PKT-L 9: FSK-R (RTTY-USB) A: PKT-FM B: FM-N C: PKT-U P7 0: VF 1: Memory 2: Memory Tune 3: Quick Memory Bank (QMB) 4: QMB-MT P8 0: CTCSS FF 1: CTCSS ENC/DEC 2: CTCSS ENC P9: Tone Number (See Table 1) P10 0: Simplex 1: Plus Shift 2: Minus Shift IS IF-SHIFT I S P1 -/+ P2 P2 P2 P2 ; I S P1 ; I S P1 -/+ P2 P2 P2 P2 ; P ~ Hz KM KEYER MEMRY Set ~ 53 ** K M P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 ~ P2 ; K M P1 ; Answer ~ 53 ** K M P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 ~ P2 ; P1 1-5 : Keyer Memory Channel Number P2 Message Characters (up to 50 characters) KP KEY PITCH K P P1 P1 ; K P ; K P P1 P1 ; P1 00: 300 Hz 01: 350 Hz 02: 400 Hz 03: 450 Hz 04: 500 Hz 05: 550 Hz 06: 600 Hz 07: 650 Hz 08: 700 Hz 09: 750 Hz 10: 800 Hz 11: 850 Hz 12: 900 Hz 13: 950 Hz 14: 1000 Hz 15: 1050 Hz KR KEYER K R P1 ; K R ; K R P1 ; KS KEY SPEED K S P1 P1 P1 ; K S ; K S P1 P1 P1 ; KY CW KEYING K Y P1 ; P1 0: KEYER FF 1: KEYER N P (WPM) P1 1: Keyer Memory 1 Playback 6: Message Keyer 1 Playback 2: Keyer Memory 2 Playback 7: Message Keyer 2 Playback 3: Keyer Memory 3 Playback 8: Message Keyer 3 Playback 4: Keyer Memory 4 Playback 9: Message Keyer 4 Playback 5: Keyer Memory 5 Playback A: Message Keyer 5 Playback LK LCK L K P1 ; L K ; L K P1 ; P1 0: DIAL Lock FF 1: DIAL Lock N FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 10
12 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES LM LAD MESSEGE L M P1 P2 ; L M P1 ; L M P1 P2 ; MA MEMRY CHANNEL T VF-A M A ; P2 0: DVS-6 (Recording Stop) 1: DVS-6 (CH 1 Recording Start/Stop) 2: DVS-6 (CH 2 Recording Start/Stop) 3: DVS-6 (CH 3 Recording Start/Stop) 4: DVS-6 (CH 4 Recording Start/Stop) 5: DVS-6 (CH 5 Recording Start/Stop) : This command does not activates when the optional DVS-6 Voice Memory Unit is not installed. MC MEMRY CHANNEL M C P1 P1 P1 ; M C ; M C P1 P1 P1 ; MD PERATING MDE M D P1 P2 ; M D P1 ; M D P1 P2 ; MG MIC GAIN M G P1 P1 P1 ; M G ; M G P1 P1 P1 ; MK MDE KEY M K P1 ; ML MNITR LEVEL M L P1 P2 P2 P2 ; M L P1 ; M L P1 P2 P2 P2 ; P : Memory Channel Number : Regular Memory Channel 100: P1L 101: P1U P2 MDE 1: LSB 2: USB 3: CW 4: FM 5: AM 6: FSK (RTTY-LSB) 7: CW-R 8: PKT-L 9: FSK-R (RTTY-USB) A: PKT-FM B: FM-N C: PKT-U D: AM-N P ~ 116: P9L 117: P9U P1 0: SSB key 1: SSB key 2: CW key 3: AM/FM key 4: AM/FM key 5: RTTY/PKT key 6: RTTY/PKT key P1 0: MNI N/FF 1: MNI Level P2 When P1=0 000: MNI FF 001: MNI N When P1= MR MEMRY CHANNEL READ M R P1 P1 P1 ; M R P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 P P2 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P4 P P6 P7 P8 P9 P9 P10 ; P1 Memory Channel Number P2 Memory Channel Frequency (Hz) P3 Clarifier Direction +: Plus Shift, --: Minus Shift Clarifier ffset: (Hz) P4 0: R CLAR FF 1: R CLAR N P5 0: T CLAR FF 1: T CLAR N P6 MDE 1: LSB 2: USB 3: CW 4: FM 5: AM 6: FSK (RTTY-LSB) 7: CW-R 8: PKT-L 9: FSK-R (RTTY-USB) A: PKT-FM B: FM-N C: PKT-U P7 0: VF 1: Memory P8 0: CTCSS FF 1: CTCSS ENC/DEC 2: CTCSS ENC P9: Tone Number (See Table 1) P10 0: Simplex 1: Plus Shift 2: Minus Shift Page 11 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
13 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES MS METER SW M S P1 ; M S ; M S P1 ; P1 0: CMP 1: ALC 3: SWR 4: ID 5: VDD MW MEMRY CHANNEL WRITE P1 Memory Channel Number P2 Memory Channel Frequency (Hz) M W P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 P2 P3 Clarifier Direction +: Plus Shift, --: Minus Shift Clarifier ffset: (Hz) P4 0: R CLAR FF 1: R CLAR N P2 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P4 P5 P5 0: T CLAR FF 1: T CLAR N P6 MDE 1: LSB 2: USB 3: CW 4: FM 5: AM 6: FSK (RTTY-LSB) P6 P7 P8 P9 P9 P10 ; 7: CW-R 8: PKT-L 9: FSK-R (RTTY-USB) A: PKT-FM B: FM-N C: PKT-U P7 0: (Fixed) P8 0: CTCSS FF 1: CTCSS ENC/DEC 2: CTCSS ENC P9: Tone Number (See Table on page 5) P10 0: Simplex 1: Plus Shift 2: Minus Shift M M SET M P1 ; N ; N P1 ; NA NARRW M A P1 P2 ; N A P1 ; N A P1 P2 ; NB NISE BLANKER STATUS N B P1 P2 ; N B P1 ; N B P1 P2 ; NL NISE BLANKER LEVEL N L P1 P2 P2 P2 ; N L P1 ; N L P1 P2 P2 P2 ; NR NISE REDUCTIN N R P1 P2 ; N R P1 ; N R P1 P2 ; P1 0: M FF 1: M N P2 0: NARRW FF 1: NARRW N P2 0: Noise Blanker FF 1: Noise Blanker N 2: Noise Blanker (Wide) N P P2 0: Noise Reduction FF 1: Noise Reduction N I PPSITE BAND INFRMATIN I ; I P1 P1 P1 P2 P2 P2 P2 P P2 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 P3 P3 P4 P P6 P7 P8 P9 P9 P10 ; P1 Current Memory Channel P2 VF-B Frequency (Hz) P3 Clarifier Direction +: Plus Shift, --: Minus Shift Crarifier ffset: (Hz) P4 0: R CLAR FF 1: R CLAR N P5 0: T CLAR FF 1: T CLAR N P6 MDE 1: LSB 2: USB 3: CW 4: FM 5: AM 6: FSK (RTTY-LSB) 7: CW-R 8: PKT-L 9: FSK-R (RTTY-USB) A: PKT-FM B: FM-N C: PKT-U P7 0: VF 1: Memory P8 0: CTCSS FF 1: CTCSS ENC/DEC 2: CTCSS ENC P9: Tone Number (See Table on page 5) P10 0: Simplex 1: Plus Shift 2: Minus Shift FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 12
14 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES S FFSET (REPEATER SHIFT) S P1 P2 ; S P1 ; S P1 P2 ; PA PRE-AMP (IP) P A P1 P2 ; P A P1 ; P A P1 P2 ; P2 0: Simplex 1: Plus Shift 2: Minus Shift : This command can be activated only with an FM mode. P2 0: IP 1: AMP 1 2: AMP 2 PB PLAY BACK P B P1 P2 ; P B P1 ; P B P1 P2 ; PC PWER CNTRL P C P1 P1 P1 ; P C ; P C P1 P1 P1 ; PL SPEECH PRCESSR LEVEL P L P1 P1 P1 ; P L ; P L P1 P1 P1 ; PR SPEECH PRCESSR P R P1 ; P R ; P R P1 ; P2 0: DVS-6 (Recording Stop) 1: DVS-6 (CH 1 Recording Start/Stop) 2: DVS-6 (CH 2 Recording Start/Stop) 3: DVS-6 (CH 3 Recording Start/Stop) 4: DVS-6 (CH 4 Recording Start/Stop) 5: DVS-6 (CH 5 Recording Start/Stop) P P P1 0: Speech Processor FF 1: Speech Processor N 2: Parametric Microphone Equalizer N : This command does not activates when the optional DVS-6 Voice Memory Unit is not installed. PS PWER SWITCH P S P1 ; P S ; P S P1 ; P1 0: PWER FF 1: PWER N This command requires dummy data be initially sent. Then after one second and before two seconds the command is sent. QI QMB STRE Q I ; QR QMB RECALL Q R ; Page 13 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
15 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN QS QUICK SPLIT Q S ; CNTRL CMMAND TABLES RA RF ATTENUATR R A P1 P2 ; R A P1 ; R A P1 P2 ; P2 0: FF 1: 6 db 2: 12 db 3: 18 db RC CLAR CLEAR R C ; RD CLAR MINUS FFSET R D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; P (Hz) RF RFING FILTER R F P1 P2 ; R F P1 ; R F P1 P3 ; RG RF GAIN R G P1 P2 P2 P2 ; R G P1 ; R G P1 P2 P2 P2 ; RI RADI INFRMATIN R I P1 ; R I P1 P2 ; RL NISE REDUCTIN LEVEL R L P1 P2 P2 ; R L P1 ; R L P1 P2 P2 ; RM READ METER R M P1 ; R M P1 P2 P2 P2 ; P3 1: 15 khz P2 0: AUT 2: 6 khz 1: 15 khz 3: 3 khz 2: 6 khz 4: AUT - 15 khz 3: 3 khz 5: AUT - 6kHz 6: AUT - 3 khz P P1 0: Hi-SWR 1: MIC-EQ 3: REC 4: PLAY P2 0: FF 1: N P P1 0: S/P Meter 1: S Meter 2: Depends of the front panel s METER switch 3: CMP Meter 4: ALC Meter 5: P Meter 6: SWR Meter 7: ID Meter 8: VDD Meter P FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 14
16 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES R RTATR R P1 ; R ; R P1 P2 P2 P2 P3 P3 P3 ; RS RADI STATUS R S ; R S P1 ; RT CLAR R T P1 ; R T ; R T P1 ; RU R CLARIFIER PLUS FFSET R U P1 P1 P1 P1 ; P1 0: FF 1: Counter Clockwise 2: Clockwise 3: SPEED 1 % DWN 4: SPEED 1 % UP P2 DIRECTIN (0-450) P3 SPEED (0-100 %) P1 0: NRMAL MDE 1: MENU MDE 2: MENU Read (from ptional DMU-2000 Data Managemnt Unit) P1 0: R Clarifier FF 1: R Clarifier N P (Hz) SC SCAN S C P1 ; S C ; S C P1 ; SD CW BREAK-IN DELAY TIME S D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; S D ; S D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; SF CLAR/VF-B KNB FUNCTIN S F P1 ; S F ; S F P1 ; SH WIDTH S H P1 P2 P2 ; S H P1 ; S H P1 P2 P2 ; SM S-METER READING S M P1 ; S M P1 P2 P2 P2 ; P1 0: Scan FF 1: Scan N (Upward) 2: Scan N (Downward) P1 0000: Full Break-in ms (10 ms/step) P1 0: BAND 1: MHz 2: GRP 3: MCH 8: ff (Read only) P : Bandwidth (See Table on the next page) P Page 15 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
17 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES SQ SQUELCLH LEVEL S Q P1 P2 P2 P2 ; S Q P1 ; S Q P1 P2 P2 P2 ; P SV SWAP VF S V ; TS TW T S P1 ; T S ; T S P1 ; T T SET T P1 ; T ; T P1 ; UL PLL UNLCK STATUS U L ; U L P1 ; P1 0: TW FF 1: TW N P1 0: RADI T FF CAT T FF 1: RADI T FF CAT T N 2: RADI T N CAT T FF (Answer) P1 0: PLL Lock 1: PLL Unlock UP UP U P ; CMMAND P SSB (Narrow) 1800 Hz 200 Hz 400 Hz 600 Hz 850 Hz 1100 Hz 1350 Hz 1500 Hz 1650 Hz 1800 Hz SSB (Wide) 2400 Hz 1800 Hz 1950 Hz 2100 Hz 2250 Hz 2400 Hz 2450 Hz 2500 Hz 2600 Hz 2700 Hz 2800 Hz 2900 Hz 3000 Hz CW (Narrow) 500 Hz 100 Hz 200 Hz 300 Hz 400 Hz 500 Hz BANDWIDTH CW (Wide) 2400 Hz 500 Hz 800 Hz 1200 Hz 1400 Hz 1700 Hz 2000 Hz 2400 Hz RTTY/PKT (Narrow) 300 Hz 100 Hz 200 Hz 300 Hz 400 Hz 500 Hz RTTY/PKT (Wide) 500 Hz 500 Hz 800 Hz 1200 Hz 1400 Hz 1700 Hz 2000 Hz 2400 Hz FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 16
18 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN CNTRL CMMAND TABLES VD V DELAY TIME V D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; V D ; V D P1 P1 P1 P1 ; VF VRF FILTER V F P1 P2 P3 P4 ; V F P1; V F P1 P2 P5 P5 P5 P6 ; VG V GAIN V G P1 P1 P1 ; V G ; V G P1 P1 P1 ; P ms (10 ms/step) P4 0-9 (Step) P2 0: FF P : N P6 1: Fixed 2: Default set P3 +: Plus Shift : Minus Shift P VM VF-A T MEMRY CHANNEL V M ; VS VF SELECT V S P1 ; V S ; V S P1 ; V V STATUS V P1 ; V ; V P1 ; T T CLAR Set T P1 ; T ; T P1 ; P1 0: VF-A 1: VF-B P1 0: V FF 1: V N P1 0: T CLAR FF 1: T CLAR N Page 17 FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
19 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN NTE FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK Page 18
20 CAT (CMPUTER AIDED TRANSCEIVER) PERATIN Copyright 2007 VERTE STANDARD C., LTD. All rights reserved No portion of this manual may be reproduced without the permission of VERTE STANDARD C., LTD. E C H FT-950 CAT PERATIN REFERENCE BK
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