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Operating PSK, Displaying the PSK DECODE screen

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2. ADVANCED OPERATIONS Operating PSK A PSK encoder/decoder is built into the IC-7610. You can connect a USB keyboard to the transceiver and operate PSK without a PC. If you would rather use your PSK software, refer to its manual. DDDisplaying the PSK DECODE screen With the built-in demodulator and decoder, received PSK signals are displayed on the PSK DECODE screen. LThe decode screen for the PSK mode slightly differs from that of the RTTY mode. MENU » DECODE PSK DECODE screen Decoded characters FFT scope B/QPSK mode Transmitting Selected band (MAIN) BPSK 31/36 PSK DECODE screen (MENU1) PSK DECODE screen (MENU2) Function Action Selects the Function menus. HOLD/ CLR Touch Touch 1 sec. Turns the Hold function ON or OFF. • " HOLD " is displayed and the current screen freezes.. Clears the displayed characters. Vector tuning indicator Transmitting contents (Example: PT1) AFC/NET PSK memory title Waterfall display NOTE: " " appears next to the transmitting status indicator on the PSK DECODE screen while buffering. If this appears, stop typing for a while and try transmitting again. Touch AFC/NET Touch 1 sec. Toggles between (AFC:ON), (AFC/NET: ON) or OFF. Adds the offset frequency to the operating frequency. TX MEM Displays the PSK MEMORY screen. ADJ Enters the threshold level adjustment mode. DEF MAIN/ SUB B/QPSK 31/63 Touch 1 sec Sets the threshold levels to their defaults. LThis key is displayed after touching [ADJ]. Toggles between the Main and Sub bands. Toggles between the BPSK and QPSK modes. Toggles between the BPSK31 and BPSK63 modes. LOG LOG VIEW SET Displays the PSK DECODE LOG set screen. ••Starts/Stops saving a log file, or sets the file type. Displays the PSK DECODE LOG VIEW screen. ••You can view the saved log contents. Displays the PSK DECODE SET screen. Vector tuning indicator The Vector tuning indicator is displayed when tuning PSK signals by rotating MAIN DIAL . Indication example Tuned BPSK signal Tuned QPSK signal BPSK/QPSK idle signal Unmodulated signal 25

Section	Page
Top cover	1
Table of contents	2
1. ADVANCED CONNECTIONS	5
137 kHz band operation (European version only)	5
Connecting the RC-28	6
Using the RC-28	6
FSK, AFSK, PSK connections	7
Connecting the AH-740	8
2. ADVANCED OPERATIONS	9
Band Edge Beep	9
Entering Band Beep Edges	9
Adjusting the Drive Gain level	13
IP Plus function	13
Tracking function	14
VOX function	15
Adjusting the VOX function	15
Turning ON the VOX function	15
Delta TX function	16
Delta TX monitor function	16
Operating CW (ADVANCED)	17
About the CW Reverse mode	17
Using the Memory Keyer function (KEYER)	17
Keyer memory edit menu (EDIT)	18
Contest number menu (001 SET)	19
Keyer set menu (CW-KEY SET)	20
Operating RTTY (FSK)	21
Displaying the RTTY DECODE screen	22
RTTY decoding	22
Twin Peak Filter (TPF)	22
Transmitting an RTTY memory content	23
Setting the RTTY Automatic TX/RX	24
Editing an RTTY memory	25
Turning ON the RTTY log	26
Viewing the RTTY log contents	27
RTTY Decode Log set	27
Operating PSK	29
Displaying the PSK DECODE screen	29
PSK decoding	30
AFC/NET function	30
Transmitting a PSK memory content	31
Setting the PSK Automatic TX/RX	32
Editing a PSK memory	33
Turning ON the PSK log	34
Viewing the PSK log contents	35
PSK Decode Log set	35
FM repeater operation	37
Setting the repeater tone frequency	37
Checking the repeater input signal	38
Tone squelch operation	39
Data mode (AFSK) operation	40
Transverter operation	40
Transverter setting example	40
About the 5 MHz frequency band operation (USA version only)	41
3. ADVANCED SCOPE OPERATION	42
Spectrum Scope screen	42
Center mode	42
Fixed mode	42
Directly tuning to a signal	43
Dual Scope screen	43
Sweep speed	44
Adjusting the Reference level	44
SCOPE SET screen	45
4. VOICE RECORDER FUNCTIONS	48
Recording a QSO audio	48
Using the [REC] key	48
Using the [QUICK] key	48
Using the MENU screen	48
Playing back a QSO audio	49
Playing back a recorded audio on a PC	50
Checking the folder information and file information	51
Deleting files	52
Deleting folders	52
RECORDER SET screen	53
PLAYER SET screen	54
INSTANT REPLAY SET screen	55
Instant Replay function	55
Recording the Instant Replay	55
Playing back the Instant Replay	55
5. VOICE TX MEMORY OPERATION	56
Recording a Voice TX memory	56
Recording	56
Playing back	56
Entering a Voice TX memory name	57
Transmitting a Voice memory content	58
Transmitting	58
Repeatedly transmitting	59
Adjusting the output level	59
VOICE TX SET screen	60
6. SD CARD/USB FLASH DRIVE (ADVANCED)	61
Saving the setting data onto an SD card or USB flash drive	61
Loading the saved data files onto an SD card or USB flash drive	62
Deleting a data file	63
Displaying the SD card or USB flash drive information	64
About the SD card and USB flash drive’s folders	65
The SD card folder	65
USB flash drive folder	65
7. MEMORY OPERATION	66
Memory channels	66
Selecting a Memory channel	66
Entering memory channel contents	67
Copying the Memory channel contents	68
Copying to the VFO	68
Copying to the other Memory channel	68
Entering a memory name	69
Clearing a memory channel	70
About the MEMORY screen	70
Memo Pad	71
Saving the displayed contents into a Memo Pad	71
Calling up the Memo Pads	71
8. SCANS	72
Scan types	72
Preparation	72
Squelch status	72
SCAN screen	73
SCAN SET screen	73
Programmed scan	74
Programmed scan operation	74
Memory scan	75
Memory scan operation	75
Setting the Select Memory channels	75
Memory scan operation	76
9. CLOCK AND TIMERS (ADVANCED)	78
NTP function	78
Using the NTP Time Synchronize function	78
Using the NTP function	78
Setting the Timers	79
Setting the Sleep Timer	79
Setting the Daily Timer	80
Daily Timer setting items	81
10. ANTENNA TUNER OPERATION (ADVANCED)	82
Using the [RX-I/O] in the Dualwatch operation	82
Selecting the antenna connector	83
11. OTHER FUNCTIONS	84
RF Direct Sampling System	84
About the RF/SQL Control	85
About “USB SEND/Keying”	86
Measuring SWR	87
Selecting the Display Type	88
Selecting the Display Font	88
Displaying my call sign	88
Screen Capture function	89
Setting the Screen Capture function	89
Capturing a screen	89
Viewing a captured screen	89
REF adjustment	90
12. MAINTENANCE (ADVANCED)	91
Cleaning	91
Replacing fuse	91
DC power cable fuses	91
Circuitry fuse	92
Touch screen calibration function	93
13. UPDATING THE FIRMWARE	94
General	94
About updating the firmware	94
Checking the firmware version	94
Preparation	95
Unzipping the firmware folder	95
Updating the firmware	96
INDEX	98

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2. ADVANCED OPERATIONS

Operating PSK

A PSK encoder/decoder is built into the IC-7610. You

can connect a USB keyboard to the transceiver and

operate PSK without a PC.

If you would rather use your PSK software, refer to its

manual.

PSK DECODE screen

(

MENU1

)

PSK DECODE screen

(

MENU2

)

Function

Action

<MENU1>

<MENU2>

Selects the Function menus.

HOLD/

CLR

Touch

Turns the Hold function ON or OFF.

• “

HOLD

” is displayed and the

current screen freezes..

Touch

1 sec.

Clears the displayed characters.

AFC/NET

Touch

Toggles between

(AFC:ON),

(AFC/NET: ON) or OFF.

Touch

1 sec.

Adds the offset frequency to the

operating frequency.

TX MEM

Displays the PSK MEMORY screen.

ADJ

Enters the threshold level adjustment mode.

DEF

Touch

1 sec

Sets the threshold levels to their defaults.

This key is displayed after

touching [ADJ].

MAIN/

SUB

Toggles between the Main and Sub bands.

B/QPSK

Toggles between the BPSK and QPSK

modes.

31/63

Toggles between the BPSK31 and BPSK63

modes.

LOG

Displays the PSK DECODE LOG set screen.

•

Starts/Stops saving a log ﬁle, or sets the ﬁle

type.

LOG

VIEW

Displays the PSK DECODE LOG

VIEW

screen.

• You can view the saved log contents.

SET

Displays the PSK DECODE SET screen.

Displaying the PSK DECODE screen

With the built-in demodulator and decoder, received

PSK signals are displayed on the PSK DECODE

screen.

The decode screen for the PSK mode slightly

differs from that of the RTTY mode.

DECODE

PSK DECODE screen

Decoded characters

Vector tuning

indicator

Transmitting

Waterfall display

PSK memory title

AFC/NET

FFT scope

Selected band (MAIN)

B/QPSK mode

BPSK 31/36

Transmitting contents

(Example: PT1)

Indication example

Tuned BPSK signal

BPSK/QPSK idle signal

Unmodulated signal

Tuned QPSK signal

Vector tuning indicator

The Vector tuning indicator is displayed when tuning

PSK

signals by rotating

MAIN

DIAL

NOTE:

“

” appears next to the transmitting

status indicator on the PSK DECODE screen while

buffering. If this appears, stop typing for a while and

try transmitting again.