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Guide to C4FM and Wires X by K7NZ
What is C4FM?
What is Fusion?
What is Fusion?
What is Fusion?
Gear Required
C4FM National Calling Frequency
C4FM National Calling Frequency
So What is Wires-X?
C4FM National Calling Frequency
Basic Wires-X Connection
Basic Wires-X Connection
C4FM National Calling Frequency
Basic Wires-X Connection
Node vs. Room
PDN - Portable Digital Node
PDN - Portable Digital Node
PDN - Portable Digital Node
PDN - Portable Digital Node
PDN - Portable Digital Node
HRI Mode
PDN - Portable Digital Node
If you set up a Node in Access Point Mode........
If you set up a Node in Access Point Mode........
If you set up a Node in Access Point Mode........
Wires-X Console
What is a Hotspot?
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
New Term: Reflector
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
openSPOT Console
Hotspot Config & Connectivity
openSPOT Console
Pi-Star Console
Why bother with digital?
openSPOT Console
(never seen one blue - KI5GNL changing things up)
Why bother with digital?
Why bother with digital?
Why bother with digital?
Data Plan Usage
Why bother with digital?
Why bother with digital?
Guide to using a digital Hotspot
Using Your Digital HotSpot with C4FM
Hotspot - Why Bother
What is Needed?
Yaesu Transceiver Start-up
Yaesu Transceiver Start-up
Hotspot Operating Systems
Yaesu Transceiver Start-up
Hotspot Operating Systems
Hotspot Configuration
Yaesu Transceiver Start-up
Hotspot Operating Systems
Pi-Star Wifi Setup
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 2
Hotspot Configuration Config 1
Hotspot Configuration Config 2
Which TX/RX Frequency?
Hotspot Configuration Config 2
Which TX/RX Frequency (continued)?
Which TX/RX Frequency (continued)?
Reflector
Which TX/RX Frequency (continued)?
Reflector List
Wires-X to YSF/FCS Lookup
Wires-X to YSF/FCS Lookup
Wires-X to YSF/FCS Lookup
Pi-Star Console While Operating
openSpot 2/3 Console
Data Plan Usage
Data Plan Usage
System Fusion Links
By: Doug Svitchan N8IQT
Official Yaesu Links
Official Yaesu Wires-X Page – Education, how to use Wires-X, Node Operations, and much more.
Official Yaesu Japan Website (English)
Official System Fusion Face Book Page
Reflector Dashboard Information
List of YSF and other reflectors
Xreflector – FCS Channels and Activity
Full FCS Reflector List and Equivalent TalkGroups
Fusion Help
Need help figuring out something? Here’s a great resource from hamoperator.com. You may find a link to your answer here.
Frequently Asked Questions and Other Useful Information
- Current Firmware for Wires-X Capable Radios – US Versions ONLY
Other Digital Modes
Introducing EchoLink
Weak Signal Communication Software including FT8
Weak Signal Communication Software including FT8
EchoLink® software allows licensed Amateur Radio stations to communicate with one another over the Internet, using streaming-audio technology. The program allows worldwide connections to be made between stations, or from computer to station, greatly enhancing Amateur Radio's communications capabilities. There are more than 200,000 validated users worldwide — in 151 of the world's 193 nations — with about 6,000 online at any given time.
Weak Signal Communication Software including FT8
Weak Signal Communication Software including FT8
Weak Signal Communication Software including FT8
WSJT-X, WSJT, MAP65, and WSPR are open-source programs designed for weak-signal digital communication by amateur radio. Normal usage requires a standard SSB transceiver and a personal computer with soundcard, or the equivalent. SDR-style hardware including the SDR-IQ, Perseus, SoftRock, and FUNcube Dongle is supported by MAP65 and WSPR. SimJT is a utility program that generates simulated signals for test purposes. All of the programs are available free of charge, licensed under the GNU General Public License. Installation packages for WSJT-X are available for Windows, Linux, and OS X; WSJT and WSPR have Windows and Linux packages, and MAP65 and SimJT are Windows only. For further details about source code and operating systems, see the Program Development page.