Yaesu FT-1DE Manual
Setting tg-id for gb7mt & gb7po
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YAESU FUSION RADIOS – SETTING TG-ID FOR GB7MT & GB7PO
Set the transmit DG-ID number to "00" for communicating with other stations using C4FM digital mode (factory
default)
Normal Local Repeater Operation
Set
DG-ID TX = 00
(this is the default in your radio if you have not changed it).
With this setting you will only access your local repeater, either GB7MT or GB7PO.
Group Repeater Operation (connects GB7MT & GB7PO)
Set
DG-ID TX = 10
Your transmit audio will be heard simultaneously out of both repeaters.
PLEASE remember to leave a couple of seconds between overs as a courtesy to other users.
Notes:
1. Leave DG-ID RX = 00 (the default setting) for ALL operations.
2. There is a 90 second timeout after group repeater operation, then the repeaters return to normal local
repeater operation.
3. If you only momentarily press GM button and do not hold GM down, you will enable Group Monitor
mode (see your operation manual) and your radio will collect a list of callsigns and distance from you. To
cancel Group Monitor function, momentarily press GM again.
Where do I set DG-ID on my Yaesu Fusion radio?
NOTE: If you try to set DG-ID and do not see the DG-ID setting screen, please check you are using the latest
firmware for your radio, by visiting the appropriate radio page at
FT-70DE
Press and hold MODE key, then the DG-ID setting screen is displayed and transmit DG-ID number blinks "T00".
Rotate the DIAL knob to set. Press the MODE key again, then press and hold MODE key or press PTT to save and
return to normal operation.
FT1DE/XDE, FT2DE, FT3DE, FTM-100DE
Press and hold GM key, then the DG-ID setting screen is displayed. Press GM again and use DIAL knob to set
transmit DG-ID TX. Press and hold GM to save setting and return to normal operation. The transmit DG-ID number
appears on the upper side of the LCD.
FTM-400DE/XDE
Press and hold GM key, then the DG-ID setting screen is displayed. Touch DG-ID TX, then rotate the upper side
dial to set transmit DG-ID TX. Touch BACK. Press and hold GM to save setting and return to normal operation. The
transmit DG-ID number appears on the upper side of the LCD.
FTM-7250DE
Press and hold the MODE(DG-ID) key (or press and hold the P2 key on the microphone). The DG-ID memory
number at the bottom right of the screen blinks. Rotate the DIAL knob or press the UP/DOWN key on the
microphone to select the DG-ID memory number to 01. Press the P2 on the microphone. The transmit DG-ID
number blinks. Rotate the DIAL knob or press the UP/DOWN key on the microphone to set the transmit DG-ID to
10. Press and hold P2 key to return to normal screen. To recall the DG-ID registered in a DG-ID memory, press P1
key on the microphone and rotate the DIAL knob or press the UP/DOWN key to select the DG-ID memory 01.
Press the PTT switch to exit to normal screen.
FT-991(A)
Press the F button, then press Fwd or Back until you see the GM button on the screen. Hold the GM button down
until the DG-ID list screen appears. You can configure up to 10 pre-defined DG-ID setups and tag them. Use the
MULTI knob to select the 01 line and then the three buttons light up for TX, RX and TAG. Set TX = 10. Press SELECT
button to make the highlighted row active and it will turn green. When in C4FM mode with one of the DG-ID
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- Page 1 YAESU FUSION RADIOS – SETTING TG-ID FOR GB7MT & GB7PO Set the transmit DG-ID number to “00” for communicating with other stations using C4FM digital mode (factory default) Normal Local Repeater Operation DG-ID TX = 00 (this is the default in your radio if you have not changed it).
- Page 2 For other Yaesu Fusion radios, please consult your documentation. Why don’t I see the DG-ID setting screen on my Yaesu Fusion radio? Please check you are using the latest firmware for your radio, by visiting the appropriate radio page at www.yaesu.com...