special circumstances. We discourage use of this feature in normal operation, as it can be annoying to other operators.
11.SPLIT BUTTON (SPLIT): Enables the offsetting of the transmitter frequency by up to +/- 2 Mhz (programmable) for FM repeater operation.
12.PROGRAM BUTTON (PRG): Used to
13.MANUAL BUTTON (MAN): Used to return the unit to manual mode.
14.SHIFT BUTTON (SHF): Determines which digit will change when changing frequencies, by placing a “cursor” under the desired digit. Allows frequency to be changed in 100 Hz, 1KHz, 10KHz, 100KHz and 1 MHz increments.
15.DIM BUTTON (DIM): This button adjusts the display backlighting in four different steps to best match the ambient light.
16.SWR BUTTON (SWR): Used to check relative SWR.
17.SCAN BUTTON (SCAN): Used to enable the scanning of frequencies. See the PROGRAMMING and SCANNING section of this manual for detailed information on using the scan control.
18.MEMORY BUTTON (MEM): Used to program often used frequencies in memory. Detailed information on how to use this control is provided in the PROGRAMMING section of the manual.
19.ENTER BUTTON (ENT): Used to program frequencies in memory. See PROGRAMMING section.
20.LOCK BUTTON (LOCK): Disables the Frequency Selector Control, UP/DOWN buttons on the front control panel and remote
UP/DOWN buttons on the microphone. Pressing this switch again will
21.UP/DOWN SELECTOR: These buttons are used to increase or decrease the frequency digit above the SHF cursor on the display.
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