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Memory Features, Storing Scan Limits In Ch 99
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9 MEMORY FEATURES STORING SCAN LIMITS IN CH 99 Although the Scan function is discussed fully in the next chapter, here you will learn how to store the frequency limits that must be saved first before Scan can be used. 1 Select the Start frequency limit and mode using VFO A. AGC AUTO USB • This frequency can also be used for receiving and transmitting after completion of this procedure. 2 Select the End frequency limit using VFO B. AGC AUTO USB 3 Press [RX A]. 4 Press [M.IN] to select the Memory Scroll mode. M. CH AGC AUTO USB M. SCR • To exit from Memory Scroll mode and abort the storage process, press [CLR]. 5 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select channel 99. M. CH AGC AUTO M. SCR PRG 6 Press [M.IN] to store the frequency limits. • Pressing [M.IN] overwrites new data on any previous data in that channel. Note: On some General market versions, the frequency limits must be on the same band or they cannot be stored. ■ Confirming Start/End Frequencies The following allows you to check the programmed Start and End frequencies. 1 Press [RX M.CH] to select Memory Recall mode. M. CH AGC AUTO CW 2 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select channel 99. M. CH AGC AUTO USB PRG 3 Press [DOWN] to check the Start frequency and press [UP] to check the End frequency. ■ Programmable VFO Function This function restricts the range of the Tuning control to those frequencies included by the Start and End frequencies that were programmed above. One application of this function is to keep your operating within the authorized frequency limits of your license. 1 Press [RX M.CH] to select Memory Recall mode. M. CH AGC AUTO FSK 2 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select channel 99. M. CH AGC AUTO USB PRG 3 Turn the Tuning control and you will notice that you can only tune from the Start frequency to the End frequency. After reaching the End frequency, the transceiver reverts back to the Start frequency again. 58