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OPERATING BASICS
SWITCHING POWER ON/ OFF
1 Switch the DC power supply(s) ON if you are
using a DC power supply(s).
2 Press and hold [ ] (POWER) briefly to switch
the transceiver ON.
NAR
1 REC 2 REC
5 RF.G
0 OFF
8
3 REC
9
4
7
TX MONI
6
DELAY
HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER TS-480
CLR
STEP SG.SEL
CW.T
F.LOCK
M/V
SPLIT
M VFO
M.IN
TF-SET
MULTI
IF
SHIFT
AF SQL
PF
AT
CH1 CH2 CH3
PWR
MIC KEY
VOX
PROC
AGC
ENT
A / B
A=B
MODE
MHz
QMI
QMR
MENU
MTR
NB/T
ANT 1/2
FINE SCAN
DNL
BC
NR FIL
RIT
XIT
CL
ATT/PRE
• Do not press the switch for more than
approximately 2 seconds; the transceiver will
be switched OFF.
• TS-480HX only: If “RX ONLY” appears on the
sub-display upon power up, confirm that two
DC cable connectors are securely connected to
the DC-1 and DC-2 connectors. When this
warning message appears, you can receive
signals as usual but you cannot transmit even if
you decrease the output power. “TWIN PWR”
appears when two DC power cables are
connected to the DC-1 and DC-2 connectors.
• Upon power up, “HELLO” appears on the main
display, followed by the selected frequency and
other indicators.
3 To switch the transceiver OFF, press [ ]
(POWER) again.
4 Switch the DC power supply(s) OFF.
•You may skip step 3. After switching the
transceiver ON, you can switch it OFF or ON
using only the power switch of the DC power
supply(s). The transceiver remembers the
information of the POWER switch position
when the DC power source is switched OFF.
ADJUSTING VOLUME
AF (AUDIO FREQUENCY) GAIN
Turn the AF control clockwise to increase the audio
level and counterclockwise to decrease the level.
NAR
1 REC 2 REC
5 RF.G
0 OFF
8
3 REC
9
4
7
TX MONI
6
DELAY
HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER TS-480
CLR
STEP SG.SEL
CW.T
F.LOCK
M/V
SPLIT
MVFO
M.IN
TF-SET
MULTI
IF
SHIFT
AF SQL
PF
AT
CH1 CH2 CH3
PWR
MIC KEY
VOX
PROC
AGC
ENT
A / B
A=B
MODE
MHz
QMI
QMR
MENU
MTR
NB/T
ANT 1/2
FINE SCAN
DNL
BC
NR FIL
RIT
XIT
CL
ATT/PRE
AF SQL
Note:
The position of the
AF
control does not affect the volume of
beeps caused by pressing keys nor the CW TX sidetone. The audio
level for Digital mode operation is also independent of the
AF
control
setting.
RF (RADIO FREQUENCY) GAIN
The RF gain is normally configured to the maximum
level regardless of the operating modes. The
transceiver has been configured to the maximum
level at the factory. However, you may decrease the
RF gain slightly when you have trouble hearing the
desired signal because of excessive atmospheric
noise or interference from other stations. First, take
note of the peak S-meter reading of the desired
signal.
1 Press [MIC/ RF.G] (1 s).
NAR
1 REC 2 REC
5 RF.G
0 OFF
8
3 REC
9
4
7
TX MONI
6
DELAY
HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER TS-480
CLR
STEP SG.SEL
CW.T
F.LOCK
M/V
SPLIT
M VFO
M.IN
TF-SET
MULTI
IF
SHIFT
AF SQL
PF
AT
CH1 CH2 CH3
PWR
MIC KEY
VOX
PROC
AGC
ENT
A / B
A=B
MODE
MHz
QMI
QMR
MENU
MTR
NB/T
ANT 1/2
FINE SCAN
DNL
BC
NR FIL
RIT
XIT
CL
ATT/PRE
• The current RF gain level appears on the
sub-display (0: minimum ~ 100: maximum).
2 Turn the MULTI control counterclockwise until the
S-meter reads the peak value that you noted.
NAR
1 REC 2 REC
5 RF.G
0 OFF
8
3 REC
9
4
7
TX MONI
6
DELAY
HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER TS-480
CLR
STEP SG.SEL
CW.T
F.LOCK
M/V
SPLIT
MVFO
M.IN
TF-SET
MULTI
IF
SHIFT
AF SQL
PF
AT
CH1 CH2 CH3
PWR
MIC KEY
VOX
PROC
AGC
ENT
A / B
A=B
MODE
MHz
QMI
QMR
MENU
MTR
NB/T
ANT 1/2
FINE SCAN
DNL
BC
NR FIL
RIT
XIT
CL
ATT/PRE
• Signals that are weaker than this level will be
attenuated and reception of the station will
become easier.
Depending on the type and gain of your antenna, and
the condition of the band, adjust the RF gain. When
using FM mode, always adjust the RF gain to the
maximum level.
SELECTING VFO A OR VFO B
Two VFOs are available for controlling the frequency
on the transceiver. Each VFO (VFO A and VFO B)
works independently so that a different frequency and
mode can be selected. For example, when SPLIT
operation is activated, VFO A is used for reception
and VFO B is used for transmission. The opposite
combination is also possible.
Press [A/B / M/V] to toggle between VFO A and B.
NAR
1 REC 2 REC
5 RF.G
0 OFF
8
3 REC
9
4
7
TX MONI
6
DELAY
HF/50MHz ALL MODE TRANSCEIVER TS-480
CLR
STEP SG.SEL
CW.T
F.LOCK
M/V
SPLIT
M VFO
M.IN
TF-SET
MULTI
IF
SHIFT
AF SQL
PF
AT
CH1 CH2 CH3
PWR
MIC KEY
VOX
PROC
AGC
ENT
A / B
A=B
MODE
MHz
QMI
QMR
MENU
MTR
NB/T
ANT 1/2
FINE SCAN
DNL
BC
NR FIL
RIT
XIT
CL
ATT/PRE
•“
t
A” or “
t
B” appears to indicate which VFO is
selected.
- TS-480HX 1
- TS-480SAT 1
- FCC WARNING 2
- BY THE FCC 2
- THANK YOU 3
- PRECAUTIONS 5
- CONTENTS 6
- INSTALLATION 9
- 1 INSTALLATION 10
- ANTENNA CONNECTION 10
- GROUND CONNECTION 10
- IGNITION NOISE 10
- DC POWER CABLE CONNECTION 10
- )renutannetnalanretxenaroF( 13
- TX/ RX UNIT 15
- REMOTE CONTROL PANEL 15
- YOUR FIRST QSO 16
- 2 YOUR FIRST QSO 17
- TRANSMISSION 17
- GETTING ACQUAINTED 18
- 3 GETTING ACQUAINTED 19
- LCD DISPLAY 21
- REMOTE CONTROL PANEL (REAR) 25
- MICROPHONE 25
- OPERATING BASICS 26
- 4 OPERATING BASICS 27
- SELECTING A BAND 27
- SELECTING A MODE 27
- ADJUSTING SQUELCH 27
- SELECTING A FREQUENCY 27
- SELECTING TRANSMISSION POWER 28
- MICROPHONE GAIN 29
- MENU SETUP 30
- 5 MENU SETUP 31
- MENU CONFIGURATION 31
- )1ECIOV( 33
- )INOMXR( 33
- ALPHABETICAL FUNCTION LIST 34
- BASIC COMMUNICATIONS 35
- 6 BASIC COMMUNICATIONS 36
- AUTO ZERO-BEAT 37
- ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS 38
- 7 ENHANCED COMMUNICATIONS 39
- TRANSMITTING A TONE 40
- TONE FREQ. ID SCAN 40
- CTCSS FREQ. ID SCAN 41
- COMMUNICATING AIDS 42
- 8 COMMUNICATING AIDS 43
- AGC (AUTOMATIC GAIN CONTROL) 43
- VOX (VOICE-OPERATED TRANSMIT) 44
- SPEECH PROCESSOR 45
- TX Filter Bandwidth (SSB/ AM) 46
- TX Equalizer (SSB/ FM/ AM) 46
- Frequency Response Curves 46
- CHANGING KEYING SPEED 47
- AUTO WEIGHTING 47
- BUG KEY FUNCTION 48
- CW MESSAGE MEMORY 48
- FREQUENCY CORRECTION FOR CW 49
- AUTO CW TX IN SSB MODE 49
- MIC UP/ DWN KEY PADDLE MODE 49
- SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATIONS 50
- 9 SPECIALIZED COMMUNICATIONS 51
- SLOW SCAN TV/ FACSIMILE 52
- REJECTING INTERFERENCE 53
- 10 REJECTING INTERFERENCE 54
- BEAT CANCEL (SSB/ FM/ AM) 55
- NOISE REDUCTION (ALL MODES) 55
- PRE-AMPLIFIER 57
- ATTENUATOR 57
- CW REVERSE (RECEPTION) 57
- MEMORY FEATURES 58
- 11 MEMORY FEATURES 59
- MEMORY RECALL AND SCROLL 59
- MEMORY TRANSFER 60
- STORING FREQUENCY RANGES 61
- MEMORY CHANNEL LOCKOUT 62
- ERASING MEMORY CHANNELS 62
- MEMORY CHANNEL NAME 62
- STORING INTO QUICK MEMORY 63
- TEMPORARY FREQUENCY CHANGES 63
- QUICK MEMORY ➡ VFO TRANSFER 63
- VFO SCAN 64
- PROGRAM SCAN 64
- 12 SCAN 65
- PROGRAM SCAN PARTIALLY SLOWED 65
- SCAN HOLD 65
- SCAN RESUME METHOD 66
- ALL-CHANNEL SCAN 66
- GROUP SCAN 67
- OPERATOR CONVENIENCES 68
- 13 OPERATOR CONVENIENCES 69
- BEEP FUNCTION 70
- BRIGHTNESS 71
- KEY ILLUMINATION 71
- FREQUENCY LOCK FUNCTION 71
- TUNING CONTROL LOCK FUNCTION 71
- EQUALIZING RECEIVING AUDIO 72
- SETTING UP 74
- USING QUICK TRANSFER 74
- COMMUNICATION PARAMETERS 75
- RECORDING MESSAGES 76
- MESSAGE PLAYBACK 77
- CONSTANT RECORDING 77
- VOICE GUIDE 78
- CROSSBAND REPTEATER 79
- DX PACKETCLUSTER TUNE 80
- SKY COMMAND II (K-TYPE ONLY) 81
- SKY COMMAND II DIAGRAM 81
- PREPARATION 81
- CONTROL OPERATION 81
- USING TH-D7A AS A COMMANDER 82
- To COM port 84
- Straight-wired 84
- Linear Amp 85
- Use the supplied 85
- TS-480HX/ SAT 85
- MCP/ TNC 86
- DATA connector 86
- (Front view) 86
- ANT 1 connector 86
- TS-480 transceiver 87
- TM-D700 transceiver 87
- Cross-wired cable 87
- INSTALLING OPTIONS 89
- 15 INSTALLING OPTIONS 90
- TROUBLESHOOTING 91
- 16 TROUBLESHOOTING 92
- INITIAL SETTINGS 96
- PARTIAL RESET 96
- FULL RESET 96
- OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 98
- SPECIFICATIONS 99
- 20 SPECIFICATIONS 100
- 19 INDEX 102
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