Kenwood TS-870S User Manual - Page 65

Quick Memory

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➜➜ QUICK MEMORY Quick memory stores a maximum of five frequencies in a stack arrangement. As each new frequency is stored, all previously stored frequencies are bumped to their next respective Quick memory channel. When all five channels contain frequencies, storing one more frequency then bumps all frequencies to the next channel and the frequency in Quick memory channel 5 is bumped off the stack and erased. Due to the stack configuration, it is not necessary to specify a memory channel when you save a frequency to Quick memory. 24.911 ➤ 14.235 ➤ 18.111 ➤ 7.082 ➤ 3.545 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4 Memory 5 21.200 ➤ 24.911 ➤ 14.235 ➤ 18.111 ➤ 7.082 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4 Memory 5 10.103 ➤ 21.200 ➤ 24.911 ➤ 14.235 ➤ 18.111 Memory 1 Memory 2 Memory 3 Memory 4 Memory 5 Quick memory can only be programmed or accessed if the VFOs are selected for transmitting and receiving. That is, Conventional memory channels cannot be used simultaneously with Quick memory channels. STORING INTO QUICK MEMORY Press QUICK MEMO [M.IN] while in VFO mode. • Each time [M.IN] is pressed, the current VFO data is written to Quick memory. • Quick memory channels can store the same types of data as Conventional memory channels 00 ~ 98. RECALLING FROM QUICK MEMORY 1 Press QUICK MEMO [MR]. • The current Quick memory channel number appears. M. CH AGC AUTO CW • If there is no data stored in any Quick memory channels, then this step will not access Quick memory. 9 MEMORY FEATURES 2 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select the Quick memory channel (1 ~ 5) that you want. M. CH AGC AUTO CW 3 To exit, press QUICK MEMO [MR]. TEMPORARY FREQUENCY CHANGES 1 Press QUICK MEMO [MR]. M. CH AGC AUTO CW 2 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select the Quick memory channel (1 ~ 5) that you want. M. CH AGC AUTO FSK 3 Turn the Tuning control to change the frequency. M. CH AGC AUTO FSK • You can change operating mode by pressing [LSB/USB], or [CW/-R], or [FSK/-R], or [FM/AM]. • It is possible to change the frequency then press QUICK MEMO [M.IN] to store the new frequency in the same Quick memory channel. This action bumps the old frequency to the next higher Quick memory channel in the stack, etc., but does not affect the Quick memory channels that are lower than the current channel. 4 To exit, press QUICK MEMO [MR]. Note: Quick memory channels can be tuned in this manner while using the TF-SET function. QUICK MEMORY \ VFO The current Quick memory channel contents, including the frequency data plus VFO "A" and/or "B" status, are transferred to the VFO(s) by this function. In Quick Memory Recall mode, press [M>VFO]. Note: If a Quick memory channel is recalled, then you change the recalled data, pressing [M>VFO] transfers the new data to the VFO. 59

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M.CH
CW
AGC
AUTO
M.CH
CW
AGC
AUTO
M.CH
FSK
AGC
AUTO
M.CH
FSK
AGC
AUTO
M.CH
CW
AGC
AUTO
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MEMORY FEATURES
QUICK MEMORY
Quick memory stores a maximum of five frequencies in
a stack arrangement.
As each new frequency is stored,
all previously stored frequencies are bumped to their
next respective Quick memory channel.
When all five channels contain frequencies, storing one
more frequency then bumps all frequencies to the next
channel and the frequency in Quick memory channel 5
is bumped off the stack and erased.
Due to the stack
configuration, it is not necessary to specify a memory
channel when you save a frequency to Quick memory.
Quick memory can only be programmed or accessed if
the VFOs are selected for transmitting and receiving.
That is, Conventional memory channels cannot be used
simultaneously with Quick memory channels.
STORING INTO QUICK MEMORY
Press QUICK MEMO
[M.IN]
while in VFO mode.
Each time
[M.IN]
is pressed, the current VFO data is
written to Quick memory.
Quick memory channels can store the same types of
data as Conventional memory channels 00 ~ 98.
RECALLING FROM QUICK MEMORY
1
Press QUICK MEMO
[MR]
.
The current Quick memory channel number
appears.
If there is no data stored in any Quick memory
channels, then this step will not access Quick
memory.
2
Turn the
M.CH/VFO.CH
control to select the Quick
memory channel (1 ~ 5) that you want.
3
To exit, press QUICK MEMO
[MR]
.
TEMPORARY FREQUENCY CHANGES
1
Press QUICK MEMO
[MR]
.
2
Turn the
M.CH/VFO.CH
control to select the Quick
memory channel (1 ~ 5) that you want.
3
Turn the
Tuning
control to change the frequency.
You can change operating mode by pressing
[LSB/USB]
, or
[CW/
R]
, or
[FSK/
R],
or
[FM/AM]
.
It is possible to change the frequency then press
QUICK MEMO
[M.IN]
to store the new frequency
in the same Quick memory channel.
This action
bumps the old frequency to the next higher Quick
memory channel in the stack, etc., but does not
affect the Quick memory channels that are lower
than the current channel.
4
To exit, press QUICK MEMO
[MR]
.
Note:
Quick memory channels can be tuned in this manner while
using the TF-SET function.
QUICK MEMORY
\
VFO
The current Quick memory channel contents, including
the frequency data plus VFO “A” and/or “B” status, are
transferred to the VFO(s) by this function.
In Quick Memory Recall mode, press
[M>VFO].
Note:
If a Quick memory channel is recalled, then you change the
recalled data, pressing
[M>VFO]
transfers the new data to the VFO.
24.911
14.235
18.111
7.082
3.545
21.200
24.911
14.235
18.111
7.082
10.103
Memory 1
Memory 2
Memory 3
Memory 4
Memory 5
Memory 1
Memory 2
Memory 3
Memory 4
Memory 5
Memory 1
Memory 2
Memory 3
Memory 4
Memory 5
21.200
24.911
14.235
18.111