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USB/File Management Menu

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11 USB/FILE MANAGEMENT USB/File Management Menu Configuring the Destination for Saving Files Follow the steps below to select the destination for saving files such as the transceiver data and audio recordings. 1 Press [MENU]. 2 Press F [USB/FILE] to display the USB/File Management menu screen. • If F [USB/FILE] is not displayed, press F [MORE] to display F [USB/FILE]. . 3 Press F2 [ Location". ]/ F3 [ ] to select "File Storage 4 Press F4 [SELECT]. 5 Press F4 [-]/ F5 [+] or turn the [MULTI/CH] control to select the destination for saving the files. Setting Value Internal Memory (default)/ USB Flash Drive Internal Memory: Saves files to the built-in memory of the transceiver. USB Flash Drive: Saves files to a USB flash drive. 6 Press [ESC] to end the process. ● The destination for saving files cannot be changed while manual recording or CW/RTTY/PSK communication log recording is in progress. Pressing F4 [SELECT] in this case displays a "File destination change error" on the screen. Saving Settings Data Settings data or audio data created using this transceiver can also be written to the built-in memory or a USB flash drive. • To save the data to a USB flash drive, insert a USB flash drive formatted using this transceiver into (USB-A). • > starts to blink when a USB flash drive is connected, and > lights up when the USB flash drive is recognized by this transceiver. 1 Press [MENU]. 2 Press F [USB/FILE] to display the USB/File Management menu screen. • If F [USB/FILE] is not displayed, press F [MORE] to display F [USB/FILE]. 3 Press F2 [ ]/ F3 [ ] to select "Save Configuration Data". 4 Press F4 [SELECT]. File saving starts. • While file saving is in progress, a "processing" screen is displayed on the screen. (This is not displayed if the duration of the saving process is very short.) 5 When the "data saving complete screen" is displayed, press F4 [OK]. 6 Press [ESC] to end the process. ● The settings data contains the data of all settings that are currently configured on this transceiver. However, the following are excluded. • Data that are stored in the operating environment (CONFIG A or B) that is not currently selected. • Screen capture image files • Audio data files of manual recordings, full-time recordings and timer recordings • Settings data files of TX and RX equalizers • CW/TTY/PSK communication log files • KNS communication log files • Image files for screen savers (Type 3) ● The destination folder cannot be selected. • USB flash drive: "\KENWOOD\TS-890\SETTINGS \DATA" • Built-in memory: "\SETTINGS\DATA" ● The extension of the saved file is "dat". ● The saved file is assigned with a name using the date and time in the following format: "yyyymmdd_hhmmss.dat". ● (Example) • 20180215_102030.dat (File that is saved on February 15, 2018, 10:20:30 a.m.) ● To save files to a USB flash drive, check the following in advance. • The USB flash drive is formatted by this transceiver. • The USB flash drive is correctly inserted into this transceiver. • There is sufficient free space on the USB flash drive. • The USB flash drive is not write-protected or the file system is not corrupted. ● If there is insufficient memory, "Insufficient Memory Size" is displayed on the screen. ● If the USB flash drive is removed while files are being saved to it, "Saving to USB flash drive unsuccessful" is displayed on the screen. ● If the USB flash drive for saving files to is write-protected, "Insufficient Memory Size" is displayed on the screen. 11-2

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USB/File Management Menu
Configuring the Destination for Saving Files
Follow the steps below to select the destination for saving files
such as the transceiver data and audio recordings.
1
Press [MENU].
2
Press F [USB/FILE] to display the USB/File
Management menu screen.
•
If
F [USB/FILE]
is not displayed, press
F [MORE]
to display
F [USB/FILE]
.
3
Press F2 [
]/ F3 [
] to select
“
File Storage
Location
”
.
4
Press F4 [SELECT].
5
Press F4 [–]/ F5 [+] or turn the [MULTI/CH] control
to select the destination for saving the files.
Setting Value
Internal Memory (default)/ USB Flash Drive
Internal Memory:
Saves files to the built-in memory of the
transceiver.
USB Flash Drive:
Saves files to a USB flash drive.
6
Press [ESC] to end the process.
●
The destination for saving files cannot be changed while
manual recording or CW/RTTY/PSK communication log
recording is in progress. Pressing
F4 [SELECT]
in this
case displays a “File destination change error” on the
screen.
Saving Settings Data
Settings data or audio data created using this transceiver can also
be written to the built-in memory or a USB flash drive.
•
To save the data to a USB flash drive, insert a USB flash drive
formatted using this transceiver into
(USB-A).
•
<<
>> starts to blink when a USB flash drive is connected,
and <<
>> lights up when the USB flash drive is recognized
by this transceiver.
1
Press [MENU].
2
Press F [USB/FILE] to display the USB/File
Management menu screen.
•
If
F [USB/FILE]
is not displayed, press
F [MORE]
to display
F [USB/FILE]
.
3
Press F2 [
]/ F3 [
] to select
“
Save
Configuration Data
”
.
4
Press F4 [SELECT].
File saving starts.
•
While file saving is in progress, a “processing” screen is
displayed on the screen. (This is not displayed if the duration
of the saving process is very short.)
5
When the “data saving complete screen” is
displayed, press F4 [OK].
6
Press [ESC] to end the process.
●
The settings data contains the data of all settings that are
currently configured on this transceiver. However, the
following are excluded.
•
Data that are stored in the operating environment
(CONFIG A or B) that is not currently selected.
•
Screen capture image files
•
Audio data files of manual recordings, full-time
recordings and timer recordings
•
Settings data files of TX and RX equalizers
•
CW/TTY/PSK communication log files
•
KNS communication log files
•
Image files for screen savers (Type 3)
●
The destination folder cannot be selected.
•
USB flash drive: “\KENWOOD\TS-890\SETTINGS
\DATA”
•
Built-in memory: “\SETTINGS\DATA”
●
The extension of the saved file is
“
dat
”
.
●
The saved file is assigned with a name using the date
and time in the following format:
“yyyymmdd_hhmmss.dat”.
●
(Example)
•
20180215_102030.dat (File that is saved on February
15, 2018, 10:20:30 a.m.)
●
To save files to a USB flash drive, check the following in
advance.
•
The USB flash drive is formatted by this transceiver.
•
The USB flash drive is correctly inserted into this
transceiver.
•
There is sufficient free space on the USB flash drive.
•
The USB flash drive is not write-protected or the file
system is not corrupted.
●
If there is insufficient memory, “Insufficient Memory Size”
is displayed on the screen.
●
If the USB flash drive is removed while files are being
saved to it, “Saving to USB flash drive unsuccessful” is
displayed on the screen.
●
If the USB flash drive for saving files to is write-protected,
“Insufficient Memory Size” is displayed on the screen.
11 USB/FILE MANAGEMENT
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