144/430MHz 50W

DUAL BAND TRANSCEIVER

C4FM/FM

FTM-400XDR/XDE
FTM-400DR/DE
Instruction Manual
(GM Edition)

Thank you for purchasing this Yaeau product.

This instruction manual explains information related to the “GM Function” .
For information on basic operation of the transceiver, please refer to the enclosed
FTM-400XDR/XDE/DR/DE operating manual.
 Contents
Introduction.............................................................................................................................................................. 2
Operating the character input screen........................................................................................................................ 2

What is the GM Function?...................................................................................................................................... 3

Monitoring the Status of the Communication Sphere......................................................................................... 3

Checking Messages and Pictures Received......................................................................................................... 4

Sending Messages and Pictures........................................................................................................................... 6

Creating and sending a new message...................................................................................................................... 6
Using standard messages.................................................................................................................................... 8
Registering a standard message.......................................................................................................................... 9
Replying to a read message or viewed picture....................................................................................................... 10
Forwarding messages and pictures........................................................................................................................ 12
Sending a picture that has been taken.................................................................................................................... 13

Using Position Information................................................................................................................................... 15

Checking the position of a member......................................................................................................................... 15
Saving the position information of a member in the memory.................................................................................. 16
Displaying position information saved in the memory......................................................................................... 17

GM Set-up Menu List............................................................................................................................................. 18

GM Set mode function list.................................................................................................................................... 18

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 Introduction
Operating the character input screen
The following screen is displayed when inputting text such as group names in the
radio.
zzAlphabet input screen

᳂ Ჺ  6 Q W T KP I [Caps] The input switches between small and large

3 9 ' 4 6 ; 7 + 1 2
character input each time this is touched.

 # 5 & ( ) * , - .
[123#%^] The screen changes to the number input
screen when touched.
%CRU < : % 8 $ 0 /
[←][→] The cursor in the input field moves left and
ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06 right when these are touched.
[ENT] The entered characters are confirmed and
the display returns to the previous screen
when this is touched.
[BACK] The display returns to the previous screen
when this is touched.
[ ] The character to the left of the cursor will be
deleted when this is touched.

zzNumbers and symbols input screen

᳂ Ჹ  6 Q W T KP I Ჺ᳂ Ჹ  [ABC] The screen changes to the alphabet input

Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ Ჿ ᳀ ᳁ ᳂
screen when this is touched.

   
   " 
[123#%^] The screen changes to the input screen
for numbers and symbols each time this is
%CRU   ! 
touched.
ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06

zzInput field
Upon touching a character key when a character is already displayed, the character to
the left of the cursor will be overwritten.

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 What is the GM Function?
The GM (group monitor) function automatically checks the current operating frequency
to find if other stations are operating in the DN mode with the GM function, and are
within communication range.
The GM function is a convenient method of exchanging messages, pictures and
notifications with members that are within the sphere of communications. The position
information reported from the other stations can also be used for location and navigation
purposes.

Cautions
zz The GM function works at the Band A frequency (band at the top of the display).
zz Only operate the GM function at the same frequency as the other group members.
zz When the GM function is activated, Band A will automatically switch to the digital mode.

Monitoring the Status of the Communication Sphere

Check the current frequency to find if other stations are operating in the DN mode with
the GM function, and are within the sphere of communications.
1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating
in the DN mode and those with their GM functions in
operation, that are within communications range, will
be displayed.
Tips • Stations within the sphere of communication are
displayed in green.
• Stations outside the sphere of communication are
displayed in grey.
The “GM” icon and operating frequency will be 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ Ჸ
Ჸ
displayed at the top of the screen. &)+&6:4:

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2 Press
The GM function will be turned off and returned to normal operation. The display will
return to the frequency display screen.
Tips
• When is pressed during GM operation, the GM function will be turned off temporarily and the
various operations in Band B will be enabled. Press to return to GM operation in Band A.
• When [GM] → [1 RANGE RINGER] in the set-up menu is set to ON, a bell notification will be
sounded when a group member enters into the sphere of communication.

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 Checking Messages and Pictures Received
The messages (text) and pictures received from group members can be viewed.
1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed.
2 Touch [LOG] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
&)+&6:4:
A list of the messages received and sent will be
displayed.
Tips • The message list is displayed when shipped from the
factory but subsequently, either the message or picture
list which was last chosen will be displayed. )4172 5;0% .1 )
• The icon on the left side of the list of messages sent
and received refers to the following.
  : Messages received during GM operation (read
messages)
  : Messages received during GM operation
(unread messages)
  : Messages sent during GM operation
  : Messages that failed to be sent during GM
operation
3 Turn , or touch the screen to select the message 0'9

that you want to read (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼

4 Touch the selected message 61,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼

The main text of the message will be displayed.

Tip Press when the message list is displayed to display
the direction information of the location from where the $#%- & ' . 61 2

message was sent, on the compass screen.

5 Touch [BACK] 61#..

Return to the list of messages. 6JCPM[QW

(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

$#%- &'. (149#4& 4'2.;

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 Checking Messages and Pictures Received

6 Touch [ / ] 0'9

A list of the pictures sent and received will be (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼

displayed. 61,3 Ჹ ;$(  ᳂ Ჹ Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼

Tip The icon on the left side of the list of pictures sent and
received refers to the following.
: Pictures stored on the micro-SD card $#%- & ' . 61 2
: Pictures received during GM operation (viewed
pictures)
: Pictures received during GM operation (unviewed
pictures)
: Pictures sent during GM operation
: Pictures that failed to be sent during GM
operation
7 Turn , or touch the screen to select the picture Ჺ ᳂ Ჹ ᲻ ᳂ Ჾ Ჺ ᲼ Ჹ Ჾ ᲻ ᲼ Ჹ Ჾ᲻᲼
that you want to view 61,# Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ

8 Touch the selected picture (4/,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ

61,# Ჹ <4. ᳂ ᳂ Ჹ
Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼
Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼
The picture will be displayed.
Tip Press when the picture is displayed to display the
direction information of the location from where the $#%- & ' . 61 2
picture was taken on the compass screen.
9 Touch [BACK] 61,*;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

The screen will return to the list of pictures.

(4/
,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ

$#%- &'. (149#4& 4'2.;

10 Touch [BACK]
Return the screen to the previously viewed screen.

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 Sending Messages and Pictures
Messages (text) and pictures can be sent. Messages and pictures can be sent to
specific members only, or to all members all at once.
The following are the four types of transmission methods:
(1) Create and send a new message
(2) Reply to a read message or viewed picture
(3) Forward a read message or viewed picture
(4) Send a picture that has been taken

Creating and sending a new message

1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed.
2 Touch [LOG] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
&)+&6:4:
A list of the messages will be displayed.
Tip Touch [ / ] when the list of pictures is displayed to
change to the list of messages.

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3 Touch [NEW] 0'9

The message details screen will be displayed.

$#%- & ' . 61 2 /'/$'4

4 Touch [ ] 0'9

The character input screen will be displayed.

(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

5 Touch the character keys to enter the message

The touched characters will be displayed at the top of 3 9 ' 4 6 ; 7 + 1 2
the screen.
 # 5 & ( ) * , - .
Tips • Up to 80 characters can be entered.
%CRU < : % 8 $ 0 / $#%-
• English characters, numbers, symbols and katakana
characters can be used. ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06

6 Touch [ENT] ;CGUW6QWTKPI

&C[U
The entered text will be confirmed and the display 3 9 ' 4 6 ; 7 + 1 2
will return to the message details screen.
%CRU # 5 & ( ) * , - .

ᵥᵦᵧ < : % 8 $ 0 /

ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06

7 Touch [SEND] 0'9

;CGUW6QWTKPI
&C[U

(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

8 Touch [ALL] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
)4172 ᳂Ჺ
Tip Touch [BACK] to cancel the transmission. ,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ,3 Ჹ ;$(᳂ Ჹ ,# Ჹ <4.᳂ ᳂ Ჹ

$#%- Ჷ Q # ..

The message contents will be displayed, and the message will be sent.
“Completed” will be displayed when the message is sent and the screen will then
return to the list of messages. The tag of the sent message will be added to the top
of the list.

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

Using standard messages

The following 19 standard messages have been saved in the radio's memory AS default
to help save time and effort in text input.
1 QRM 11 Good night
2 QRP 12 Send messages
3 QRT 13 Send pictures
4 QRX 14 on my way
5 QRZ 15 wait for you
6 QSY 16 Pick me up
7 Good morning 17 Thank you
8 Good job 18 OK
9 Good day 19 urgent
10 Good evening

1 Follow Steps 1 to 3 in “Creating and sending a new message” ( P.6) to display

the message details screen
2 Touch [ ] 0'9

The standard messages will be displayed at the

bottom of the message screen.
Tip Text containing a maximum of 16 characters can be
registered in “01:” - “10:” ( P.9). (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

3 Turn to select the standard message that you 0'9

want to use
4 Press
The standard message will be displayed as the
message text. )QQFOQTPKPI
5#8'
Tip The standard message can also be displayed by $#%- 6':6 5'0&

touching it.
5 Touch [ ] 0'9

The standard message at the bottom of the message )QQFGXGPKPI

will disappear.

)QQFGXGPKPI
5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

6 Follow Steps 4 to 6 in “Creating and sending a new message” ( P.6) to enter

the new text for the message

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

Registering a standard message

Up to 10 texts containing a maximum of 16 characters each can be registered as
standard messages.
Registered texts can be selected and used like the 43 standard messages that have
been prepared in advance.
1 Follow Steps 1 to 5 in “Creating and sending a new message” ( P.6) to enter
the text
Tip English characters, numbers, symbols and katakana characters can be used.
2 Touch [SAVE TEXT] 0'9

The standard message field will be displayed at the 6CMGCDTGCM

bottom of the message.

(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

3 Turn to display the number to be registered 0'9

Tip A number between “01” and “10” can be selected. 6CMGCDTGCM

ᲸᲺ (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

4 Press 0'9

The text will be saved in the memory as a standard 6CMGCDTGCM

message and the standard message field will

disappear.
Tips • The text can also be registered by touching the Ჸ Ჺ  6 C M G  C  D T(4/
G C,*M Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻
registration number displayed. $#%- 5#8'
6':6 5'0&
• When registering the text in a number that already has
a standard message registered, the previous standard
message will be overwritten.
 ouch [SAVE TEXT] to cancel the registration.
•T

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

Replying to a read message or viewed picture

A reply to a read message or viewed picture can be sent to the station which sent the
message or picture.
1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed.
2 Touch [LOG] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
&)+&6:4:
A list of the messages or pictures sent or received
will be displayed.

)4172 5;0% .1 )

3 Turn , or touch the screen to select the message 0'9

or picture that you want to reply to (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼

Tip A list of the messages will be displayed when the 61,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼

touched key is [ ]. This will change to a list of pictures

when the screen is touched and changed to [ ].
4 Touch the selected message or picture $#%- & ' . 61 2
The contents will be displayed.
5 Touch [REPLY] 61#..

The message reply screen will be displayed. )QQF

The call sign of the calling station will be displayed in

the address.
The first 16 characters of the message received will
(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

$#%- &'. (149#4& 4'2.;

be automatically inserted after “Re:”.
Tip When replying to a picture, the first 16 characters of the
tag (display name) will be inserted after “Re:”.
6 Touch [ ] ,*;2%Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

The character input screen will be displayed. 4G)QQF

(4/,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ

5#8'
$#%- 6':6 5'0&

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

7 Touch the character keys to enter the reply message 4G)QQF

Tip The first 16 characters can also be edited.

3 9 ' 4 6 ; 7 + 1 2

 # 5 & ( ) * , - .

%CRU < : % 8 $ 0 /

ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06

8 Touch [ENT] 6JCPM[QW

The entered text will be confirmed and the display 3 9 ' 4 6 ; 7 + 1 2

will return to the message details screen.
 # 5 & ( ) * , - .

%CRU < : % 8 $ 0 /

ᲹᲺ᲻
@ #$% 5RCEG '06

9 Touch [SEND] 61#..

The reply message will be sent. 6JCPM[QW

Tip Touch [BACK] to cancel the transmission.

“Completed” will be displayed when the message
is sent and the screen will then return to the list (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

5#8'
of messages. The tag of the sent message will be $#%- 6':6 5'0&

added to the top of the list.

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

Forwarding messages and pictures

Messages and pictures that have been sent or received can be forwarded to group
members.
1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed.
2 Touch [LOG] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
&)+&6:4:
A list of the messages or pictures sent or received
will be displayed.

)4172 5;0% .1 )

3 Turn , or touch the screen to select the message 0'9

or picture to be forwarded (4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼

Tip A list of the messages will be displayed when the 61,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼

touched key is [ ]. This will change to a list of pictures

when the screen is touched and changed to [ ].
4 Touch the selected message or picture $#%- & ' . 61 2
The contents will be displayed.
5 Touch [FORWARD] 61#..

)QQF

(4/,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻

$#%- &'. (149#4& 4'2.;

6 Touch [ALL] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
)4172 ᳂Ჺ
Tip Touch [BACK] to cancel the transmission. ,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ,3 Ჹ ;$(᳂ Ჹ ,# Ჹ <4.᳂ ᳂ Ჹ

$#%- Ჷ Q # ..

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

The message or picture will be sent.

“Completed” will be displayed when the message or picture is sent and the screen
will then return to the list of messages or pictures. The tag of the message or picture
sent will be added to the top of the list.
Tip When sending a picture, pressing the [PTT] button on the microphone during transmission will
cancel the transmission (it may take a while for the transmission to be cancelled).

Sending a picture that has been taken

Pictures taken using the camera that is attached to the optional speaker microphone
“MH-85A11U” can be sent to group members.

Tip
Refer to “Taking pictures with the camera attached to the speaker microphone” in the basic operating
manual for instruction on taking pictures and using the camera that is attached to the optional
speaker microphone “MH-85A11U”.

1 Set up the micro-SD card in the main device

2 Take a picture with the MH-85A11U
The picture will be saved in the micro-SD card.
3 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed.
4 Touch [LOG] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
&)+&6:4:
A list of the pictures sent and received will be
displayed.
Tip Touch [ / ] when the list of messages is displayed to
switch to the list of pictures.
)4172 5;0% .1 )

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 Sending Messages and Pictures

5 Turn , or touch the screen to select the picture to Ჺ ᳂ Ჹ ᲻ ᳂ Ჾ Ჺ ᲼ Ჹ Ჾ ᲻ ᲼ Ჹ Ჾ᲻᲼

be sent 61,# Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ

6 Touch the selected picture (4/,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ Ჹ

61,# Ჹ <4. ᳂ ᳂ Ჹ
Ჹ ᲻  Ჺ᲼
Ჹ Ჺ᲻ ᲼
The picture details will be displayed.
Tip Pictures with an icon displayed at the left end of
the tag are pictures taken with the camera attached to $#%- & ' . 61 2
the speaker microphone.
7 Touch [FORWARD]


8 Touch [ALL] 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ ᲸᲸ
)4172 ᳂Ჺ
Tip Touch [BACK] to cancel the transmission. ,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ,3 Ჹ ;$(᳂ Ჹ ,# Ჹ <4.᳂ ᳂ Ჹ

$#%- Ჷ Q # ..

The picture will be sent.

“Completed” will be displayed when the picture is sent and the screen will then
return to the list of pictures. The tag of the transmitted picture will be added to the
top of the list.
Tip When sending a picture, pressing the [PTT] button on the microphone will cancel the
transmission (it may take a while for the transmission to be cancelled).

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 Using Position Information
Using the internal GPS unit or an externally connected GPS device, the positions of
group members within the sphere of communication can be shown in the compass
display. The position information of group members at the current point in time can be
saved in the memory for subsequent use in navigation.

Cautions
zz When the data of the GPS satellites cannot be acquired, the position information cannot be displayed.
zz Depending on the surrounding environment, a positioning error of several hundred meters may occur.
zz This function is a simplified function that uses the data of the GPS satellites. Please use the positions
of other stations as a guide.

Tip
Refer to “Using the GPS function” in the basic operating manual for the details on using the GPS
function.

Checking the position of a member

1 Press
The call sign and signal strength of stations operating in the DN mode and those
with their GM functions in operation, that are within communications range, will be
displayed..
2 Touch the member that you want to display the 8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ Ჸ
Ჸ
&)+&6:4:
position information ,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ,3 Ჹ ;$(᳂ Ჹ ,# Ჹ <4.᳂ ᳂ Ჹ
The touched member will be enclosed in a red box.
Caution Members outside the sphere of communication
cannot be selected.
)4172 5;0% .1 )

8 (1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჾ Ჸ
Ჸ
&)+&6:4:
,* Ჹ ;2% Ჹ Ჺ ᲻ ,3 Ჹ ;$(᳂ Ჹ ,# Ჹ <4.᳂ ᳂ Ჹ

)4172 5;0% .1 )

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 Using Position Information

3 Press
The direction of the selected member will be
displayed in the compass.
The compass panel will show the direction with
the direction of advance of your own station on top
(Heading Up), and the compass needle will point in
the direction of the partner station.
The distance to the partner station is also displayed Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ
,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
at the top right of the compass. %1/2#55 &+56#0%'

Tip The “” on the left hand side of the call sign of the 0 ' Ჸ  MO
partner station will blink. ;4

When “” is blinking, the compass display will not /; .Ჹ

be updated even when signals containing position 9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ
information from stations other than that displayed are
received. When [YR] is pressed, “” will light up and the
compass display will be updated when signals containing
position information from stations other than that
displayed are received.
4 Press
Return to the list of group members.
Tip When configuring the screen display to show the altitude display screen and the timer / clock
display screen using [DISPLAY] → [1 DISPLAY SELECT] in the set-up menu, the screen will
switch in the following order each time is pressed.
Compass / Latitude-longitude display screen → Altitude display screen → Timer / Clock screen
→ GPS screen → Original screen

Tips
• The position information can also be displayed using lat-long coordinates. The display can be
changed using [DISPLAY] → [2 TARGET LOCATION] in the set-up menu.
• When the GPS satellites are not acquired by your own station or the partner station, the position
information cannot be displayed in the compass unless it has been set up manually.

Saving the position information of a member in the memory

1 Display the position information of the member that Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ
,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
you would like to save in the memory %1/2#55 &+56#0%'
0 ' Ჸ  MO
;4

/; .Ჹ
9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ

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 Using Position Information

2 Touch [MEMORY] Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ

,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
[], [L1] and [L2] will blink. %1/2#55 &+56#0%'
0 ' Ჸ  MO
;4

/; .Ჹ
9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ

3 Touch [], [L1] or [L2] Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ

,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
The position information will be saved in the memory %1/2#55 &+56#0%'
Ჸ  MO
and the touched location will turn orange in color. 0 '

;4
Tip When a tag in which position information is already
saved in the memory is selected, the previous position /; .Ჹ
information will be overwritten. /'/14;
9 5
.Ჺ

Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ
,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
%1/2#55 &+56#0%'
0 ' Ჸ  MO
;4

/; .Ჹ
9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ

Displaying position information saved in the memory

1 Press
Your own station position will be displayed in the compass.
2 Touch [], [L1] or [L2] 8( 1 Ჹ ᲼ Ჽ Ჿ ᲸᲸ
ᲸᲸᲿ ᲼᲻ ᲻ ᳀ Ჾ Ჸ
Tip Position information that has not been saved in the %1/2#55 &+56#0%'
memory cannot be selected. 0 ' ᲸO

The direction of the compass needle will change ;4

and point to the position that has been saved in the /; .Ჹ

memory. A green circle will be displayed at the tip to

9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ
show the direction of the destination.
The distance to the destination will also be displayed.
Ჹ Ჺ᲻ Ჹ ᲼Ჽ ᲿᲾᲸ
,3 Ჹ ;$( ᳂ 
%1/2#55 &+56#0%'
0 ' Ჸ  MO
;4

/; .Ჹ
9 5
/'/14; .Ჺ

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 GM Set-up Menu List
Available settings
Menu / Item Explanation of function
(Default values shown in BOLD)
1 DP-ID LIST Displays the DP-ID list screen - (non-editable)
Bell sound setting when checking
2 RANGE RINGER for stations within sphere of ON / OFF
communications
3 RADIO ID CHECK Specific ID display by transceiver - (non-editable)

GM Set mode function list

zz1 DP-ID LIST
Description: Every C4FM digital transmit communication contains the individual ID
information (Radio ID) of each transceiver. The DP-ID function uses this
individual ID information.
When communicating with another transceiver, if the DP-ID of the stations
are registered in each other‘s transceivers, they can communicate even if
the DG-ID numbers are different.
For details, refer to the FTM-400XDR/XDE/DR/DE operating Manual.

zz2 RANGE RINGER

Description: Activates/deactivates the alert sound when detecting stations within
communication range. Select “ON” to activate the alert sound when
detecting any stations within communication range.

zz3 RADIO ID CHECK

Explanation: In the GM Function, a fixed ID respective to a transceiver is transmitted
separately from CALLSIGN.
RADIO ID is a 5 digit code consisting of alphanumeric characters that is
written into the transceiver during factory production.
RADIO ID cannot be edited.

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