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6 MEMORY CHANNELS INFORMATION CHANNELS 10 Information channels are available for storing radio broadcasting service frequencies, such as weather radio stations and community FM broadcasting stations. For your conveniences, pressing [INFO] instantly recalls the Information channel to B-band. The following frequency data is stored by default. Channel Number Frequency/ Mode/ Memory Name TH-F6A TH-F7E I-1 162.550 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-2 162.400 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-3 162.475 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-4 162.425 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-5 162.450 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER No data (Empty) I-6 162.500 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-7 162.525 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-8 161.650 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-9 161.775 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER I-0 163.275 MHz/ FM/ WEATHER You can revise the default channel data, such as the receiving frequencies, modes, and memory names. RECALLING AN INFORMATION CHANNEL Press [INFO] to recall the Information channels. • "I-n" appears, where "n" represents the Information channel number from "0" ~ "9". REPROGRAMMING THE INFORMATION CHANNEL 1 Press [VFO]. 2 Select a desired frequency and mode. 3 Press [F]. 4 Turn the Tuning control or press [ ]/ [ ] to select the memory channel (I-0 to I-9) in which you want to store the data. 5 Press [MR] ([ ] or [MNU]). • A long beep sounds and the Information channel data is now revised. Note: x When you perform the Full reset {page 50}, all the Information channels recover the factory default values. x If you clear an Information Channel data {page 16}, the factory default value is recovered. x You can also transfer the Information Channel data to the VFO or another memory channel. • If the B-band is selected for operation, you can turn the Tuning control or press [ ]/ [ ] to select other Information channels. If the A-band is selected for operation, press [A/B] to move the operation band to the B-band and then select a different Information channel. • To exit the Information channel mode, press [A/B] to select the B-band then press [VFO] or [MR]. Note: If you press [MNf], you can display the receiving frequency in place of the memory name. TH-F7E only: As default, no frequency data is stored in the Information channel. Store the frequency data before using the Information channels. Otherwise, an error beep sounds. 20

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MEMORY CHANNELS
INFORMATION CHANNELS
10 Information channels are available for storing
radio broadcasting service frequencies, such as
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You can revise the default channel data, such as the
receiving frequencies, modes, and memory names.
RECALLING AN INFORMATION CHANNEL
Press
[INFO]
to recall the Information channels.
•
“I–n” appears, where “n” represents the
Information channel number from “0” ~ “9”.
•
If the B-band is selected for operation, you can
turn the
Tuning
control or press
[
]
/
[
]
to select
other Information channels.
If the A-band is
selected for operation, press
[A/B]
to move the
operation band to the B-band and then select a
different Information channel.
•
To exit the Information channel mode, press
[A/B]
to select the B-band then press
[VFO]
or
[MR]
.
Note:
If you press
[MN<->f]
, you can display the receiving frequency
in place of the memory name.
TH-F7E only:
As default, no frequency data is stored in the
Information channel.
Store the frequency data before using the
Information channels.
Otherwise, an error beep sounds.
REPROGRAMMING THE INFORMATION CHANNEL
1
Press
[VFO]
.
2
Select a desired frequency and mode.
3
Press
[F]
.
4
Turn the
Tuning
control or press
[
]
/
[
]
to select
the memory channel (I–0 to I–9) in which you want
to store the data.
5
Press
[MR]
(
[
]
or
[MNU]
).
•
A long beep sounds and the Information
channel data is now revised.
Note:
◆
When you perform the Full reset {page 50}, all the Information
channels recover the factory default values.
◆
If you clear an Information Channel data {page 16}, the factory
default value is recovered.
◆
You can also transfer the Information Channel data
to the VFO
or another memory channel.