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Con in Menu [8-07] Touchscreen Tuning Step

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7 SCOPE FUNCTIONS Touchscreen Tuning This function enables signals to be received by touching the desired point in the spectrum scope display area or waterfall display area. • When in the Auto Scroll mode and Fixed mode, touching a point moves the marker to the corresponding frequency. • When in the Center mode, touching a point sets the corresponding frequency as the center frequency. Turning ON/OFF Step Correction Configure to turn ON/OFF the step correction operation during touchscreen tuning in the SSB/ CW/ FSK/ PSK mode. Configure in Menu [8-07] Touchscreen Tuning Step Correction (SSB/ CW/ FSK/ PSK) Setting Value Off/On (default) .. Turning ON/OFF Touchscreen Tuning Configure in Menu [0-14] "Touchscreen Tuning" Setting Value Off/ On (default) ● The following operations are prohibited even when touchscreen tuning is ON. • When the frequency lock function is ON. • When the memory channels are empty or when temporary change of memory channels is disabled. • When an area outside the frequency range of the memory channel for specific band segments is touched. • During transmission. • When the TX frequency is received by TF-SET while only XIT is ON during simplex operation. Correction steps for touchscreen tuning Touch with a finger on the corresponding point in the spectrum scope or waterfall display screen where signal is to be received. • Step correction is performed according to the frequency step size of the [MULTI/CH] control configured in Menu [3-01] to [3-05] for each mode. • Touching and holding in the CW mode activates the CW auto tune function. • Step correction is always performed in the FM/AM mode. • For the SSB/CW/FSK/PSK mode, configure to turn ON/OFF the step correction operation in Menu [8-7] as follows. TX/RX Frequency Marker Display The positions of the TX and RX frequencies are indicated as markers on the bandscope screen. During split operation, the TX frequency can be changed easily by moving the TX frequency marker to the desired frequency while monitoring the bandscope screen. The markers are color coded as follows. White: RX Frequency Red: TX Frequency ● The RX frequency before TF-SET is performed appears as purple line while [TF-SET] is pressed. Registering Frequency Marker When a preferred frequency (up to 50 entries) is registered to the frequency marker list, the registered frequency is indicated by a marker on the bandscope (white dotted line). Registering the edge frequency of the frequency band used in a band plan or during contesting makes it easier to check the edge frequency on the bandscope. 1 Press [MENU]. 2 Press and hold F [F.MKR] to display the Frequency Marker list screen. • If F [F.MKR] is not displayed, press F [MORE] to display F [F.MKR]. 3 Align with the frequency to register. 4 Press F4 [ADD] to register. • The current VFO frequency is added to the list. • When RIT is ON, the display frequency with RIT added is registered. • The list is automatically sorted in ascending order starting from the lowest frequency. • If the frequency to be added is already registered, it will not be registered twice and there will be no response even when F4 [ADD] is pressed. • If there are already 50 frequency entries in the list, the frequency will not be registered and pressing F4 [ADD] will have no response. 7-6

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Touchscreen Tuning
This function enables signals to be received by touching the
desired point in the spectrum scope display area or waterfall
display area.
•
When in the Auto Scroll mode and Fixed mode, touching a point
moves the marker to the corresponding frequency.
•
When in the Center mode, touching a point sets the
corresponding frequency as the center frequency.
Turning ON/OFF Touchscreen Tuning
Configure in Menu [0-14]
“
Touchscreen Tuning
”
Setting Value
Off/ On (default)
●
The following operations are prohibited even when
touchscreen tuning is ON.
•
When the frequency lock function is ON.
•
When the memory channels are empty or when
temporary change of memory channels is disabled.
•
When an area outside the frequency range of the
memory channel for specific band segments is
touched.
•
During transmission.
•
When the TX frequency is received by TF-SET while
only XIT is ON during simplex operation.
Correction steps for touchscreen tuning
Touch with a finger on the corresponding point in
the spectrum scope or waterfall display screen
where signal is to be received.
•
Step correction is performed according to the frequency step
size of the
[MULTI/CH]
control configured in Menu [3-01] to
[3-05] for each mode.
•
Touching and holding in the CW mode activates the CW auto
tune function.
•
Step correction is always performed in the FM/AM mode.
•
For the SSB/CW/FSK/PSK mode, configure to turn ON/OFF
the step correction operation in Menu [8-7] as follows.
Turning ON/OFF Step Correction
Configure to turn ON/OFF the step correction operation during
touchscreen tuning in the SSB/ CW/ FSK/ PSK mode.
Configure in Menu [8-07] Touchscreen Tuning Step
Correction (SSB/ CW/ FSK/ PSK)
Setting Value
Off/On (default)
TX/RX Frequency Marker Display
The positions of the TX and RX frequencies are indicated as
markers on the bandscope screen.
During split operation, the TX frequency can be changed easily by
moving the TX frequency marker to the desired frequency while
monitoring the bandscope screen.
The markers are color coded as follows.
White: RX Frequency
Red: TX Frequency
●
The RX frequency before TF-SET is performed appears
as purple line while
[TF-SET]
is pressed.
Registering Frequency Marker
When a preferred frequency (up to 50 entries) is registered to the
frequency marker list, the registered frequency is indicated by a
marker on the bandscope (white dotted line). Registering the edge
frequency of the frequency band used in a band plan or during
contesting makes it easier to check the edge frequency on the
bandscope.
1
Press [MENU].
2
Press and hold F [F.MKR] to display the Frequency
Marker list screen.
•
If
F [F.MKR]
is not displayed, press
F [MORE]
to display
F
[F.MKR]
.
3
Align with the frequency to register.
4
Press F4 [ADD] to register.
•
The current VFO frequency is added to the list.
•
When RIT is ON, the display frequency with RIT added is
registered.
•
The list is automatically sorted in ascending order starting
from the lowest frequency.
•
If the frequency to be added is already registered, it will not
be registered twice and there will be no response even when
F4 [ADD]
is pressed.
•
If there are already 50 frequency entries in the list, the
frequency will not be registered and pressing
F4 [ADD]
will
have no response.
7 SCOPE FUNCTIONS
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