Win4Yaesu Suite also supports DX4WIN, DXKeeper, Logger32, WinLog32, Logic 9, N1MM+, NAP3 and any hardware device that supports the Yaesu FTDX radios via serial port interfaces and standard CAT commands. Win4Yaesu Suite also comes with a Ham Radio Deluxe compatible server interface allowing HRD LogBook and DM780 to connect and log frequency band and mode information.

Point and click control of the Yaesu radio functions without using dual purpose buttons or entering menus.īuilt in Spotting using your ClubLog profile!Īccess to the Radio Menus: Ability to export and import all settings to a file!Īnd of course Win4Yaesu Suite comes with built in Panadapter software Antenna impedance / connector: 50 ohm / SO-239 (On a 2. All functions are provided in an easy to use interface that easily allows control of many options that are hidden in the Yaesu radio interface. 50 band edge (PMS) 5 preset (PS) Power supply: 13.5 VDC 15 (Barrel connector, center positive) Current drain / power consumption: 700 mA 1 W audio output. Any assistance would be gratefully received.Win4Yaesu Suite is a windows control program for the Yaesu FTDX-1200, 3000, 5000, 9000 and FT-991 / A transceivers supporting options such as the LPPAN Panadapter and the SDRPlay. I'm tempted to just sell it off for spares or try to buy another but from reading a lot of reports they all succumb to the same defect. I have looked at the innards of the display and the connections are done by a pair of those flimsy elastomeric connectors - having had problems with those things in the past - albeit a lot smaller - I'm hesitant to start playing with this much larger version - I think there's 24 x 2 rows of connections that have to be perfectly lined up and you can't test it until the entire front panel is put back together. I know it's a pretty slow and limited programming system that Yaesu 'invented' and I can't see any way around it. I can control it from a program called FTBCat which works reasonably well but there little or no feedback from the radio to the programme so you don't know if the commands are being interpreted properly. Not being able to see what was happening when a button was pressed rapidly made the thing into a paperweight. Has anyone properly repaired the VR5000 display? It started off with just one vertical line missing and over the course of a year or so lost more and more lines, both vertical and horizonal, and the last straw was when some whole words started to disappear.

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