9 MEMORY FEATURES
1 Press [RX M.CH] to select Memory Recall mode.
AGC AUTO
M.CH
CW
2Select the memory channel that contains the data to be transferred.
3Press [M.IN] to select Memory Scroll mode.
AGC AUTO
M.CH
FSK | M. SCR |
4Select the destination memory channel.
5Press [M.IN].
These tables illustrate how data is transferred between memory channels.
Channel 00 ~ 98 | \ | Channel 00 ~ 98 | |
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RX frequency | \ | RX frequency | |
RX mode | \ | RX mode | |
TX frequency | \ | TX frequency | |
TX mode | \ | TX mode | |
Subtone | \ | Subtone | |
frequency | frequency | ||
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Channel lockout | \ | Channel lockout | |
OFF/ON | OFF | ||
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Channel 00 ~ 98 | \ | Channel 99 | |
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RX frequency | \ | frequency | |
Start frequency | |||
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RX mode | \ | TX/RX mode | |
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TX frequency | \ | End frequency | |
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TX mode |
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Subtone |
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frequency |
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Channel lockout | \ | Channel lockout | |
OFF/ON | OFF | ||
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Channel 99 | \ | Channel 00 ~ 98 | |
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TX/RX | \ | RX frequency | |
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frequency | TX frequency | ||
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TX mode | \ | RX mode | |
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TX mode | |||
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Channel lockout | \ | Channel lockout | |
OFF/ON | OFF | ||
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Note:
◆If a memory channel is recalled, then the recalled data is changed but not saved to the memory channel, pressing [M.IN] in Step 5 transfers the new data to the destination memory channel.
◆In the FM mode, when channel 99 is copied to another memory channel (00 ~ 98), a Tone frequency of 88.5 Hz is stored automatically in the destination channel.
This procedure erases all data from the selected memory channel
1Press [RX M.CH] to select Memory Recall mode.
AGC AUTO
M.CH
USB
2Select the memory channel that contains the data that you want to erase.
3Press [CLR] for approximately two seconds.
¥A beep sounds to confirm that the channel data is erased.
Do a Full Reset if you want to erase all data in all memory channels or if a Partial Reset {page 63} does not correct a problem. Remember that a Full Reset requires that you
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