Kenwood TS-870S User Manual - Page 18

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3 GETTING ACQUAINTED @6 @8 @9 #0 ANT ATT DOWN UP VOX FULL/SEMI AIP AT TUNE THRU/AUTO SEND AGC METER HF TRANSCEIVER PROC MONI KEY SPEED PROC 4 MONI 6 TS-870 1 CH 1 6 M.IN ON AIR 2 CH 2 7 M>VFO ENTER PHONES MIC SLOW OFF CAR 4 2 0 2 FAST 0 DELAY MIC 6 4 8 2 10 0 8 3 CH 3 8 SCAN 10 PWR 6 8 10 4 CH 4 9 CLR 5 REC 0 F.LOCK QUICK MEMO M.IN MR FINE DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR AUTO NOTCH BEAT CANCEL N.R. TX EQ. LO/WIDTH FILTER HI/SHIFT AT TUNE TF-SET 1MHz MODE LSB /USB CW/- R FSK /- R FM/AM DOWN A=B MENU RX TX A B M.CH UP RIT XIT CLEAR NB RIT/XIT AF 4 2 RF 6 8 M.CH/VFO.CH 0 NB 4 2 10 SQL 6 8 0 10 @7 @6 Programmable Function buttons The functions of these four buttons are selected and assigned by you so you can customize the transceiver as you like {page 63}. The factory default assignments are as follows: ENTER button Used when entering frequencies via the keypad {page 22}. TF-SET (Transmit Frequency Set) button While operating split frequency, press to monitor the transmit frequency. Also, while holding this button down in split-frequency mode, the transmit frequency can be changed without altering the receive frequency {page 43}. FINE button Press to reduce the Tuning control step size by one-tenth to allow more precise tuning {page 21}. 1MHz button Press to switch between the 1MHz mode and the Amateur band mode {page 20}. This button also activates the Programmed channel and Vacant channel search modes {page 55}. @7 Tuning control Turn to select the desired frequency. Use the convenient finger-tip cavity for continuous tuning {page 21}. @8 Mode buttons Press these buttons to select your operating mode {page 20}. LSB/USB button Selects Lower Sideband or Upper Sideband mode for voice {page 29} or digital operation {page 41}. CW/-R button Selects CW {page 30} or CW Reverse mode {page 31}. FSK/-R button Selects Frequency Shift Keying {page 40} or Frequency Shift Keying Reverse mode for RTTY operation {page 41}. FM/AM button Selects FM {page 38} or AM mode {page 40}. @9 A=B button Press to equalize the data in both VFOs. The data in the currently selected VFO is copied to the other VFO; the current VFO's data is unaffected {page 20}. This button is also used for the Full Reset function {pages 57, 63}. #0 MENU button Press to select or cancel the Menu mode that is used for activating and configuring functions {page 24}. This button is also used for changing the Automatic mode boundaries {page 48}. 12

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12
3
GETTING ACQUAINTED
@
6
Programmable Function
buttons
The functions of these four buttons are selected and
assigned by you so you can customize the transceiver
as you like {page 63}.
The factory default assignments
are as follows:
ENTER
button
Used when entering frequencies via the keypad
{page 22}.
TF-SET
(Transmit Frequency Set) button
While operating split frequency, press to monitor the
transmit frequency.
Also, while holding this button
down in split-frequency mode, the transmit
frequency can be changed without altering the
receive frequency {page 43}.
FINE
button
Press to reduce the Tuning control step size by
one-tenth to allow more precise tuning {page 21}.
1MHz
button
Press to switch between the 1MHz mode and the
Amateur band mode {page 20}.
This button also
activates the Programmed channel and Vacant
channel search modes {page 55}.
@
7
Tuning
control
Turn to select the desired frequency.
Use the
convenient finger-tip cavity for continuous tuning
{page 21}.
@
8
Mode buttons
Press these buttons to select your operating mode
{page 20}.
LSB/USB
button
Selects Lower Sideband or Upper Sideband
mode
for voice {page 29} or digital operation {page 41}.
CW/–R
button
Selects CW {page 30} or CW Reverse mode
{page 31}.
FSK/–R
button
Selects Frequency Shift Keying {page 40} or
Frequency Shift Keying Reverse mode for RTTY
operation {page 41}.
FM/AM
button
Selects FM {page 38} or AM mode {page 40}.
@
9
A=B
button
Press to equalize the data in both VFOs.
The data in
the currently selected VFO is copied to the other VFO;
the current VFO
s data is unaffected {page 20}.
This
button is also used for the Full Reset function
{pages 57, 63}.
#
0
MENU
button
Press to select or cancel the Menu mode that is used
for activating and configuring functions {page 24}.
This
button is also used for changing the Automatic mode
boundaries {page 48}.
5
0
4
9
3
8
2
7
1
6
RX
TX
OFF
CAR
DELAY
AGC
KEY SPEED
METER
PROC
MONI
0
2
4
6
8
10
0
2
4
6
8
10
AUTO
NOTCH
BEAT
CANCEL
N.R.
TX
EQ.
LO/WIDTH
FILTER
HI/SHIFT
MIC
ATT
ANT
DOWN
UP
VOX
FULL/SEMI
AT TUNE
SEND
THRU/AUTO
AIP
PHONES
PROC
MONI
MIC
PWR
AF
RF
NB
SQL
M.IN
REC
F.LOCK
CH
4
CLR
CH
3
SCAN
CH
2
M>VFO
CH
1
M.IN
ENTER
TF-SET
MODE
LSB
/USB
FSK
/— R
CW/— R
FM/AM
FINE
1MHz
DOWN
UP
A=B
MENU
RIT
RIT/XIT
M.CH/VFO.CH
XIT
CLEAR
NB
A
B
M.CH
QUICK MEMO
MR
SLOW
FAST
0
2
4
6
8
10
0
2
4
6
8
10
0
2
4
6
8
10
DIGITAL
SIGNAL
PROCESSOR
HF TRANSCEIVER
TS-870
ON AIR
AT TUNE
@6
@8 @9
#0
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