Comments on: FT-2000 Settings for PSK31 Operation http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/2009/09/ft-2000-settings-for-psk31-operation/ The Internet Home or Amateur Radio Station AB4BJ Sat, 07 Jan 2012 07:39:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: James Sheehan http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/2009/09/ft-2000-settings-for-psk31-operation/comment-page-1/#comment-37 James Sheehan Fri, 06 Jan 2012 21:21:08 +0000 http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/?p=140#comment-37 Hi , I just got a new Yaesu Ft 2000 and a singalink to go with it seems I having trouble hooking it up using the packet on the back of the rig but will key but no audio come out am I missing something .Also have a cat cat hook to it to . Jim KC1CS Hi ,
I just got a new Yaesu Ft 2000 and a singalink to go with it seems I having trouble hooking it up using the packet on the back of the rig but will key but no audio come out am I missing something .Also have a cat cat hook to it to .

Jim KC1CS

]]> By: Henk [pd5dp] http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/2009/09/ft-2000-settings-for-psk31-operation/comment-page-1/#comment-5 Henk [pd5dp] Fri, 25 Sep 2009 19:00:37 +0000 http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/?p=140#comment-5 Hi, This is PD5DP. Just a little update about this message. I was not wrong about the 3Khz. TX bandwith, but people found a secret option to extend the TX bandwidth to 4Khz. without modifying the radio by hardware. The message ---------------- I found this in the ESSB Yahoo forum and it seems to work: ---------------------------------------------------------------------- I just found out that the FT-2000 is capable of a transmit bandwidth of 50 Hz to 4000 Hz (4Khz). For those who want to take advantage of the full transmit features of the FT-2000 and for those who use external audio gear such as the W2IHY 8-Band EQ, W2IHY EQPlus or Behringer Audio Gear, you may want to experiment with this. For those that are not interested in this ESSB audio, please be tolerant with the many FT-2000 users who are. Here is the simple procedure:: 1.While powering on the radio hold the CONT and DNR buttons in. 2.Go to Menu 85 and turn the Sub VFO to the right until you see ttbf. (we don't know what this stands for yet). 3.Push the Menu button in and listen for the Beep and this saves the new setting. The FT-2000/FT2000D is now in the 50 Hz to 4 Khz transmit bandwidth. To receive in this same bandwidth put the WIDTH knob fully clockwise and you will see all of the LED's lit. Also put the SHIFT knob in the center. You can see thes changes on your DMU. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Have fun with it... 73 de Henk [pd5dp] Hi,

This is PD5DP. Just a little update about this message. I was not wrong about the 3Khz. TX bandwith, but people found a secret option to extend the TX bandwidth to 4Khz. without modifying the radio by hardware.

The message
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I found this in the ESSB Yahoo forum and it seems to work:
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I just found out that the FT-2000 is capable of a transmit bandwidth of 50 Hz to 4000 Hz (4Khz). For those who want to take advantage of the full transmit features of the FT-2000 and for those who use external audio gear such as the W2IHY 8-Band EQ, W2IHY EQPlus or Behringer Audio Gear, you may want to experiment with this.

For those that are not interested in this ESSB audio, please be tolerant with the many FT-2000 users who are.

Here is the simple procedure::

1.While powering on the radio hold the CONT and DNR buttons in.
2.Go to Menu 85 and turn the Sub VFO to the right until you see ttbf. (we don’t know what this stands for yet).
3.Push the Menu button in and listen for the Beep and this saves the new setting.

The FT-2000/FT2000D is now in the 50 Hz to 4 Khz transmit bandwidth. To receive in this same bandwidth put the
WIDTH knob fully clockwise and you will see all of the LED’s lit. Also put the SHIFT knob in the center. You can see thes changes on your DMU.
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Have fun with it…

73 de Henk [pd5dp]

]]> By: David http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/2009/09/ft-2000-settings-for-psk31-operation/comment-page-1/#comment-4 David Wed, 09 Sep 2009 23:03:54 +0000 http://ab4bj.com/wordpress/?p=140#comment-4 Your site looks good Bill! Thanks for the plug for Prater's Mill. 73 de WI4L Your site looks good Bill! Thanks for the plug for Prater’s Mill.
73 de WI4L

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