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Lock Function, Beep Function

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11 OPERATOR CONVENIENCES ASSIGNING FUNCTIONS 1 Press [MENU]. 2 Turn the M.CH/VFO.CH control to select Menu No. 45, 46, 47, or 48. 3 Press [UP], or [DOWN], or Mic [UP], or Mic [DWN] to change the current selection for this Menu item. Menu/ Function No. OFF 00 ~ 68 69 70 71 72 73 Function No function assigned See "MENU CONFIGURATION" ENTER TF-SET 1MHz FINE VOICE Page Ref. _ 25 22 43 20 21 68 4 Press [MENU] or [CLR] to exit from Menu mode. • If the power is switched OFF before this step is completed, the selection just made will be canceled. USING THE PROGRAMMED BUTTONS Press one of the buttons labeled ENTER, TF-SET, 1MHz, or FINE. • The assigned function activates. Note: After a Partial or Full Reset, the settings of the PF keys are reset to default values. LOCK FUNCTION The Lock function disables some buttons to prevent you from accidentally activating a function or disturbing current settings. Press [F.LOCK] to toggle the Lock function ON or OFF. • "F.LOCK" lights when the Lock function is ON. AGC AUTO USB F. LOCK The following buttons and controls are NOT affected by activating the Lock function: Buttons NOT Locked [ANT] ATT˚[DOWN] ATT˚[UP] [AIP] [AT˚TUNE] [AUTO˚NOTCH] [BEAT˚CANCEL] [CLEAR] [FULL/SEMI] [METER] [N.R.] [ ] (POWER) [RIT] [SEND] [TF-SET] [THRU/AUTO] [TX˚EQ.] [VOICE] (if assigned to a PF key) [VOX] [XIT] Controls NOT Locked AF AGC CAR DELAY KEY˚SPEED MIC MONI NB PROC PWR RF RIT/XIT SQL Note: Even after Lock has been activated, you can still use the Tuning control with [TF-SET] to change your transmit frequency when operating split frequency. BEEP FUNCTION The purpose of the Beep function is to provide an audible signal that conveys information. There are two types of signals: • To confirm that a button has been pressed • To report an error condition The volume of the beep output can be selected via Menu No. 38 (BP LV). If you prefer not to hear any beeps, the function can be silenced via Menu No. 35 (BEEP). The following paragraphs explain more about each type of signal. 64

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USB
F. LOCK
AGC
AUTO
ASSIGNING FUNCTIONS
1
Press
[MENU]
.
2
Turn the
M.CH/VFO.CH
control to select Menu
No. 45, 46, 47, or 48.
3
Press
[UP],
or
[DOWN]
, or Mic
[UP]
, or Mic
[DWN]
to change the current selection for this Menu item.
4
Press
[MENU]
or
[CLR]
to exit from Menu mode.
•
If the power is switched OFF before this step is
completed, the selection just made will be
canceled.
USING THE PROGRAMMED BUTTONS
Press one of the buttons labeled ENTER, TF-SET,
1MHz, or FINE.
•
The assigned function activates.
Note:
After a Partial or Full Reset, the settings of the PF keys are
reset to default values.
LOCK FUNCTION
The Lock function disables some buttons to prevent you
from accidentally activating a function or disturbing
current settings.
Press
[F.LOCK]
to toggle the Lock function ON or OFF.
•
“F.LOCK” lights when the Lock function is ON.
The following buttons and controls are NOT affected by
activating the Lock function:
Note:
Even after Lock has been activated, you can still use the
Tuning
control with
[TF-SET]
to change your transmit frequency
when operating split frequency.
BEEP FUNCTION
The purpose of the Beep function is to provide an
audible signal that conveys information.
There are two
types of signals:
•
To confirm that a button has been pressed
•
To report an error condition
The volume of the beep output can be selected via
Menu No. 38 (BP LV).
If you prefer not to hear any
beeps, the function can be silenced via Menu No. 35
(BEEP).
The following paragraphs explain more about
each type of signal.
11
OPERATOR CONVENIENCES
OFF
00 ~ 68
69
70
71
72
73
Menu/
Function No.
Function
Page
Ref.
No function assigned
See "MENU
CONFIGURATION"
ENTER
TF-SET
1MHz
FINE
VOICE
_
25
22
43
20
21
68
[ANT]
ATT
˚
[DOWN]
ATT
˚
[UP]
[AIP]
[AT
˚
TUNE]
[AUTO
˚
NOTCH]
[BEAT
˚
CANCEL]
[CLEAR]
[FULL/SEMI]
[METER]
[N.R.]
[
]
(POWER)
[RIT]
[SEND]
[TF-SET]
[THRU/AUTO]
[TX
˚
EQ.]
[VOICE]
(if assigned to a PF key)
[VOX]
[XIT]
AF
AGC
CAR
DELAY
KEY
˚
SPEED
MIC
MONI
NB
PROC
PWR
RF
RIT/XIT
SQL
Buttons NOT Locked
Controls NOT Locked