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Yaesu ADMS-11
The ADMS-11 software provides editing capabilities for the FT3DR/DE memory channel frequencies, channel information, and alpha tags, using a personal computer. Also, the transceiver parameters and the setup menu items may be edited and configured.
The radio is shipped with a micro-USB cable. This cable is NOT for programming the radio. It is only for performing firmware updates. The cloning cable is about $25.
An alternative method for programming the radio is with a microSD card. A microSD card is not included with the radio but can be purchased separately.
Importing / Exporting
900 memory channels.
To import the RepeaterBook export into the ADMS software, use the File » Import option from the menu bar at the top.
Troubleshooting Errors
When the export is conducted from RepeaterBook.com, the file may automatically open in Excel. If any column contains values like “#NAME?” then you cannot use Excel to manipulate the data. Usually, the culprit is Column F, where the offset symbols with “+” and “-” are used. Excel attempts to convert that to a formula and fails. Saving the file will corrupt that column and cause it to fail on import.
Do not edit and save the file in Excel.
When the file opens in Excel, close it without saving it. Import it directly from the Downloads folder. Editing must be done in a program such as Notepad.
Supported Searches
Search Page | North America | Rest of World |
---|---|---|
Favorite | Operational | Operational |
Feature | Operational | Operational |
Keyword | Operational | Operational |
Location | Operational | Operational |
Multi-County | Development Planned | |
Multi-State | Development Planned | |
Proximity | Operational | Operational |
Proximity 2.0 | Operational | Operational |
Quick | Operational | Operational |
Special Modes | Development Planned | Development Planned |
Travel | Operational |
Field Parameters
The ADMS-11 software can export into the CSV format only.
Repeaterbook default is BOLD. There are no headers in the file.
Field Name | Values |
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Channel No | Sequential starting with 1. |
Priority CH | ON, OFF |
Receive Frequency | Repeater Downlink Frequency |
Transmit Frequency | Repeater Uplink Frequency |
Offset Frequency | In MHz |
Offset Direction | =OFF, =-RPT, =+RPT, =+/- |
AUTO MODE | OFF, ON |
Operating Mode | FM, AM |
DIG/ANALOG | FM, AMS, DN |
TAG | ON, OFF |
Name | User definable. Limited to 16 characters. |
Tone Mode | OFF, TONE, TONE SQL, DCS, REV TONE, PR FREQ, PAGER |
CTCSS Frequency | Repeater Uplink Tone or 88.5 |
DCS Code | Repeater Uplink Code or 023 |
DCS Polarity | RX Normal Tx Normal, RX Invert TX Normal, RX Both TX Normal, RX Normal TX Invert, RX Invert TX Invert, RX Both TX Invert |
USer CTCSS | 1600 Hz |
RX DG-ID | Repeater Downlink DG-ID or RX 00 |
TX DG-ID | Repeater Uplink DG-ID or TX 00 |
Tx Power | L1 (0.3W), L2 (1W), L3 (2.5W), High (5W) |
Skip | OFF, ON |
AUTO STEP | ON, OFF |
Step | null |
Memory Mask | OFF, ON |
ATT | OFF, ON |
S-Meter SQL | OFF, ON |
Bell | OFF, ON |
Narrow | OFF, ON |
Clock Shift | OFF, ON |
BANK 1 | OFF, ON |
BANK 2 | OFF, ON |
BANK 3 | OFF, ON |
BANK 4 | OFF, ON |
BANK 5 | OFF, ON |
BANK 6 | OFF, ON |
BANK 7 | OFF, ON |
BANK 8 | OFF, ON |
BANK 9 | OFF, ON |
BANK 10 | OFF, ON |
BANK 11 | OFF, ON |
BANK 12 | OFF, ON |
BANK 13 | OFF, ON |
BANK 14 | OFF, ON |
BANK 15 | OFF, ON |
BANK 16 | OFF, ON |
BANK 17 | OFF, ON |
BANK 18 | OFF, ON |
BANK 19 | OFF, ON |
BANK 20 | OFF, ON |
BANK 21 | OFF, ON |
BANK 22 | OFF, ON |
BANK 23 | OFF, ON |
BANK 24 | OFF, ON |
Comment | Repeater call sign |
Other Resources
Programming and Firmware
Cable
Yaesu SCU-19 cable is required.
- Turn the radio off.
- Connect the cable to DATA port.
- Press and hold the [DISP] key while turning on the radio. (“CLONE” will appear on the display).
MicroSD Card (Preferred Method)
Maximum MicroSD card size is 32 GB.
Reading and Writing Data on the MicroSD Card with the Radio:
- Turn the radio on. “SD” should display on the upper portion of the display.
- Ordered List ItemHold the [DISP] key until the menu appears.
- Select “SD Card.”
- Ordered List ItemSelect “BACKUP” and press the [DISP] key.
- Ordered List ItemUse the touch screen to select “OK” twice. The [DISP] key will cancel.
Reading and Writing Data on the MicroSD card with the ADMS-11 Software:
- Click “Communications” from the toolbar.
- Select the needed MicroSD card option from the menu.
- Ordered List ItemFiles are stored on the MicroSD card in the FT3D » BACKUP folder as BACKUP.dat
Multiple files can be stored here, but only the file named “BACKUP.dat” will be read by the radio. This gives you the flexibility to store multiple configurations on the card and just change their names as needed.
Procedure with File Editing
- Complete a search on RepeaterBook and export the data. If Microsoft Excel is installed on your computer, the file may automatically open with Excel
- Change the extension to .txt.
- Using Excel, open the file.
- Using the Text Import Wizard, select Comma as the delimiter and the column with “+RPT” and “-RPT” as a Text data format.
- You can renumber Column A as desired but rows 1 - 900 MUST be present.
- Make sure there is a “0” in column BB of any newly added rows.
- Save the file as a .CSV.
There is an alternative method for editing in Excel. After the file downloads:
- It is possible to edit the file with Excel. Column F is the potential issue. This is the repeater Offset Direction field with “-RPT”, “+RPT”, “-/+”, and “OFF” as possible values. Any field with a leading operator such as “-” and “+” will be interpreted by Excel as a faulty equation and will display “#NAME?”. If the file is saved while “#NAME?” is displayed, the original offset value will be overwritten with “#NAME?” and cause the file to error when imported into the programming software. ALL of column F must be manually adjusted before saving the file.
- You can renumber Column A as desired but rows 1 - 900 MUST be present.
- Make sure there is a “0” in column BB of any newly added rows.
- Save the file as a .CSV.
Firmware
The current firmware is Ver 1.02 as of 12/19/2019.
When updating firmware, use the supplied cable.