Tamron IC-R10 Selecting a tuning step, Call up the tuning step set mode, Select the tuning step

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3 BASIC OPERATION

■Selecting a tuning step

What are tuning steps?

Tuning steps are the frequency change increments when you rotate the tuning control or operate a scan. The following steps are available: 0.1, 0.5, 1, 5, 6.25, 8, 9, 10, 12.5, 15, 20, 25, 30, 50, 100 kHz and user programmable tuning steps (p. 66).

It is important to set the proper tuning step for the type of station you want to listen to. Some tuning steps are deter- mined by frequency band or receive mode and others are set by tradition.

Generally speaking, if you set a tuning step smaller than that needed you will still be able to tune a station you want (or scan it), however, tuning (or scan- ning) will not be efficient. On the other hand, if you select a tuning step which is too large, you may not be able to find the station you are looking for.

1.Call up the tuning step set mode

Once you have selected VFO mode and the desired receive mode, while pushing [FUNC], push [(MODE)TS].

2. Select the tuning step

1Rotate [DIAL] to select the desired tuning step.

2Push [CLR] to return to VFO mode after the selection.

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Contents IR10 Read ALL Instructions Carefully be Fore attempting to operate the receiverFollowing explicit definitions apply to this manual Q1 Antenna W1 Handstrap Accessories included with the receiverFor U.S.A. only T1 Ni-Cd batteriesTable of Contents Operating Theory Panel Description Front and side panelsEmits the receive audio Varies the squelch threshold point for audio mute Adjusts the audio output levelTop panel Varies the RF gain in LSB, USB and CW modesMemo VFO Easy VSC AT T Function displayAppears while in memory mode p Appears while the sleep timer is activated pAppears while the function Func switch is pushed Appears while in VFO mode pKeypad Secondary Function while pushing FuncMemory search function p Secondary Function while pushing Func Charging precautions Charging Ni-Cd batteriesAbout Ni-Cd batteries Battery installation Charging connectionsBelt clip Accessory attachmentAntenna HandstrapAdjust the volume Selecting VFO modeTurn power on Basic OperationSelect VFO mode Adjust the squelchAdjust the RF gain What is squelch?Selecting a receive mode What are receive modes?Select the tuning step Selecting a tuning stepCall up the tuning step set mode What are tuning steps?Tuning a frequency via the keypad Select the frequencyEnter the frequency Tune a frequency Tuning a frequency via the dialSelect VFO mode and a receive mode Rotate Dial to change the fre- quencyDial select steps What are dial select steps?Push and hold FUNC, then rotate Dial What is the band scope function? Band scope functionPreparation Set band scope function While pushing FUNC, push 1BSCOPESelect the receive mode Adjust volumeAdjust squelch Select VFOExample 59.25 MHz Use the tuning dialExample 59.75 MHz Tune the stationListening example 2 airband broadcast in AM mode Enter a frequency of 118.0000 MHz* using the keypad p Example 118.00 MHz Example 118.925 MHzSelect Memory mode Memory ModeSelecting Memory mode What is memory mode?Selecting a memory channel-1 Selecting a Bank and memory channelSelecting a Bank channel Selecting a memory channel-2Programming a memory channel Bank and memory channel settingSetting other information ProgrammingSetting receive conditions Select VFO mode p Set the frequency and receive mode pWhile pushing FUNC, push V/MMW Set up Programming detailsProgramming details Push 0 and 7 to enter the mem- ory channel number Data settingProgramming the data While pushing FUNC, push V/MMW for 2 secSet the Bank and memory channel Setting the frequency1While pushing FUNC, push V/MMW to enter memory write mode PushPush Edit to enter memory set- ting mode Rotate Dial or push 0 then 1 to select channelProgramming details Cont ModeamMemory copy Copy to VFO modeWhat is the memory copy function? Copy to the other memory channelCopying example 59.7500 MHz, WFM, A45 to VFOWhat is scanning? Scanning OperationRepeatedly scans operatable frequency range A01 A03 A04 A00 FM only A05 B00-R99 A07 A06Set receive mode Set the volume and squelch levelsBefore scanning What is scan delay? Set the scan delayWhat is VSC? Set the VSCFull scan Memory scanStart and stop the scan Program scan Start and stop scanningSelect program scan channel Auto memory write scan During auto-memory write scanning For your convenienceBank scan Select Bank scan and Bank numberWhile pushing FUNC, push 8BANK-S Mode select scan Select mode select scan and modeMemory skip setting Program skip settingProgram skip setting Cont Skip functionSelect scan type and start scanning Signavi functionSet Signavi function 3Push Scan or CLR to stop scan- ningWhat is priority watch? Priority WatchTypes of priority watch A01A32 Set Main frequency Into Priority Channel VFO Mode p or Memory mode pProgram a priority channel You want to programSelect Easy mode Easy ModeEasy mode operation Push Easy to select Easy mode AppearsMemory channel edit Attenuator settings can be toggled on or OFFEdit Function You can store the following items into a memory channelMemory channel edit flow chart A00Set channel names Enter memory edit modeSet frequency Enter channel Names via Keypad or by ro Tating DialSet attenuator condition Set receive mode and skip conditionRotate Dial to select receive mode Set Bank namesProgram scan channel edit Easy mode channel editSelect or program a tuning step Set the start frequency for scan frequency rangeStart Freq Program scan or Easy mode channel edit Enter edit modeSet start frequency Rotate Dial to select scan delay time Set receive mode and tuning stepSet scan delay time Push and hold Edit to enter the set contentsSET Mode What is SET mode?Beep audio Entering SET modeOpening message Display contrastProgram skip Power saveBacklight Condition Memory skipCI-V baud Scan delayCI-V address CI-V transceiveLow battery indicator activates when the installed batter Low battery indicatorSetting AFC Other FunctionsSet monitor Monitor functionLock function Set lockSet ATT ATT functionNB/ANL function Set NB/ANLSet sleep timer Sleep timer functionUser TS setting Set tuning stepEnter memory channel names Enter memory search modeMemory search function Enter memory channel names via the keypad or DialPush Scan to start memory channel search SearchingSelecting a memory channel Push ENT to select a memory channelAuto mode and TS function Set auto modeSet auto TS Resetting the CPU Partial resetAll reset Set cloning mode and start cloning Data cloningConnect an optional OPC-474 be Tween both SP jacks Alphanumeric KEY Assignment Alphanumeric inputData format Control CommandsCommand table Data areaPower supply 15VDC Computer Optional RS-232C CableTo CI-V Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause SolutionTroubleshooting Specifications GeneralOptions Protects the receiver from everyday wear and tearAllows you to transfer data between receivers Kamihigashi, Hirano-ku, Osaka 547 Japan

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