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2.Use the ￿￿ buttons to select the desired memory page.

3.Press the EDIT button (7) until ‘_’ appears in the display (about 3 seconds).

4.Use the tuning knob to select the desired number or letter.

5.Press the PAGE/TIME button to select the next ‘_’.

6.Repeat until 4 letters/numbers are selected.

7.Press PAGE/TIME when finished.

ACCESSING WHAT IS STORED INTO MEMORY

1.

Enter MEMO mode by pressing the PAGE/TIME button (4), causing

 

MEMO to appear in the display.

2.

Select the desired memory page with the ￿￿ buttons.

3.

Select the desired memory with buttons F1-7.

CHECKING MEMORY CAPACITY

While holding down the CHECK button (14), turn the tuning knob to select memory pages. Empty memories do not have the box around them.

CHECKING PAGES AND MEMORIES

Checking allows reviewing of pages and their contents, even while listening.

1.Press and release the PAGE/TIME button (4), causing PAGE to appear in the display.

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2.Press ￿￿ or hold down the CHECK button (14) and turn the tuning knob (40) to select the desired page.

3.While holding down the CHECK button press one of the F1-F7 buttons noting that the stored frequency shows in the display.

USING THE PAGE COPY/PASTE FUNCTION

This feature enables copying memory contents from one page to another.

1.Press and release the PAGE/TIME button (4), causing PAGE to appear in the display.

2.Press ￿￿ or hold down the CHECK button (14) and turn the tuning knob (40) to select the page to be copied.

3.While holding down the CHECK button (14) press and release the PAGE/TIME button (4). This copies the page.

4.Press ￿￿ or hold down the STORE button (16) and turn the tuning knob (40), selecting the paste-to page.

5.While holding down STORE press and release PAGE. This pastes the content of the page.

ERASING MEMORY

1.Enter MEMO mode by pressing the PAGE/TIME button (4), causing MEMO to appear in the display.

2.Select the desired memory page with the ￿￿ buttons.

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Contents ER ATI on M a NU AL Do YOU Need HELP? Contact Us What the G5 Includes FeaturesNumber Button Alarm Meter Band AM Band Left Side DiagramsGetting Started Installing BatteriesBattery Strength Indicator More Important Battery USE InformationImportant AC ADAPTER/CHARGER Information and Precautions Battery Charging Time ChartCharging NI-MH Batteries in the G5 Basic Radio Operation Battery Charging Notes and CautionsBefore Using the G5 Using the Sleep Timer FeatureBasic Radio Operation Using the Lock FeatureVolume Control Using the DX/LOCAL SwitchListening in FM Stereo Setting UP AM and FM Outside of North AmericaTuning in Stations Tuning KnobAUTO-SCAN Tuning Direct Frequency EntryShortwave with the G5 G5 AUTO-TUNING Chart G5 Shortwave Coverage and Tuning Suggestions Setting the Clock Clock and Alarm Features Using the G5’S SSB Single Side Band Feature Signal Strength IndicatorTime Zone Abbreviation List Clock and Alarm FeaturesSetting the Clock and Weekday Setting the Alarms 1 Through 4Labeling Memory Pages ACTIVATING/DEACTIVATINGTHE AlarmsWorking with Memory Storing Stations Into MemoryWorking with Memory Using the ATS Memory Feature Using the LightUsing the External Shortwave Antenna Socket Deleting ALL Memory ContentsLINE-OUT Socket MUSIC/WIDE and NEWS/NARROW SwitchEarphone Socket 47 and Using Earphones Reset ButtonWhat are Shortwave BANDS? What is SHORTWAVE?Introduction to Shortwave Introduction to ShortwaveSimplified Shortwave Band Chart Some Basic Rules of ThumbShortwave Time Stations Amateur Radio Shortwave Bands M=METERS Getting Close to a WindowShortwave Antennas Introduction to Single Sideband SSBShortwave Magazines Maritime SW Frequency Ranges Usually USBShortwave SSB Weather Frequencies and Weather FAX Finding Shortwave AntennasTroubleshooting TroubleshootingService Information Service InformationONE Year Limited Warranty Service Information Etón Corporation
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