Many of the scales below were designed to work with the examples described in the MB-1 Programmable Meter for Analog Sensors Manual.
To use an analog sensor with MB-1 the full scale output of the sensor should be at least 75 millivolts. For a voltage this low, you will be running at a substantial reduction in resolution (approximately 8 bits) but this may be adequate for your application. A full scale sensor output of 6 volts will provide MB-1's full 15 bit low range resolution. Therefore, check the full scale output of your sensor first before implementing a "Generic Application". For sensors that do not generate an adequate voltage, a non-inverting op-amp can be inserted between the sensor's output and MB-1's coupler port input.
The type of Panel meter calibration (Linear or Nonlinear) that you must specify during the Panel meter setup is indicated for each of the meter faces below.
There are a few renditions of a meter face for an add-on meter for the FT857 and FT-897 on the Internet. Here is one more.
This scale can be affixed to an analog meter with a full scale rating of 1 mA
or less and connected directly to the Yaesu external output jack. However,
you could
calibrate MB-1 to read the meter output signal of the Yaesu, and then drive the
analog meter with MB-1. This would allow you to monitor one or more
of the Yaesu parameters with the Min/Max function for example. See the manual
for more details.
This example shows all four parameters displayed on the AL-80B meters. Since
these scales are linear, you could use
a single coupler port, but you would have to design an interface circuit
with scaling and switching to select one parameter at a time.