Kenwood TS-890S Operation Manual - Page 130

Press F2 [TX MSG] to display the Voice Message

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12 VOICE MESSAGE/AUDIO FILE Registering a Name for a Voice Message Recorded voice messages can be assigned with a name. 1 Press F2 [TX MSG] to display the Voice Message screen. Playing Back a Voice Message Follow the steps below to play back a recorded voice message. 1 Select a voice message channel to play back. 2 Press F4 [PLAY] to play back the voice message. The voice message playback screen appears. . .. 2 Select the voice message to name. 3 Press F6 [NAME]. Doing so enables editing of the voice message name. 4 Use the function keys, [MULTI/CH] control or USB keyboard to input the characters. Key F1 [SPACE] F2 [-]/ F3 [+] F4 [ ]/ F5 [ ] F [BACK SPACE] F [DEL] F [CHAR] Operation Inserts a space. Selects a character. Moves the cursor. Deletes the character to the left of the cursor. Deletes the character to the right of the cursor. Switches the type of character to edit. Pressing the key each time switches the selection in the following sequence: ABC (upper case) → abc (lower case) → !"# (symbols) → ABC (upper case) 5 Press F6 [SAVE] to save the name of the voice message. • Pressing F7 [CANCEL] discards the input characters and exits the editing mode for the voice message name. The following operations are possible while a voice message is being played back. Operation Press and hold F6 [FF ]. Press and hold F2 [ REW] . Press F3 [ PAUSE]. Press F3 [ PLAY] while playback is paused Press F4 [ STOP]. Press [ESC]. Behavior Fast forwards the voice message. • Release the key to resume playback at the normal speed. Rewinds the voice message. • Release the key to resume playback at the normal speed. Pauses the voice message. Resumes playback from the position where it was paused. Stops the playback of voice message. Closes the Voice Message screen and ends the playback. Adjusting the Playback Volume Configure the volume level when playing back a voice message. Configure in Menu [1-01] "Voice Message Volume (Play)" Setting Value Off/ 1 to 10 (default) to 20 (1 step) Configuring to a larger value raises the volume level. Selecting "Off" mutes the playback sound. ● When TX monitor is ON, the voice message is output as the TX monitor audio so the volume changes in tandem with the TX monitor level. ● For more details on adjusting the TX monitor level, please refer to (8-3). 12-2

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Registering a Name for a Voice Message
Recorded voice messages can be assigned with a name.
1
Press F2 [TX MSG] to display the Voice Message
screen.
2
Select the voice message to name.
3
Press F6 [NAME].
Doing so enables editing of the voice message name.
4
Use the function keys, [MULTI/CH] control or USB
keyboard to input the characters.
Key
Operation
F1 [SPACE]
Inserts a space.
F2 [–]/ F3 [+]
Selects a character.
F4 [
]/ F5 [
]
Moves the cursor.
F [BACK SPACE]
Deletes the character to the left of the
cursor.
F [DEL]
Deletes the character to the right of the
cursor.
F [CHAR]
Switches the type of character to edit.
Pressing the key each time switches the
selection in the following sequence:
ABC (upper case) → abc (lower case)
→ !”# (symbols) → ABC (upper case)
5
Press F6 [SAVE] to save the name of the voice
message.
Pressing
F7 [CANCEL]
discards the input characters and
exits the editing mode for the voice message name.
Playing Back a Voice Message
Follow the steps below to play back a recorded voice message.
1
Select a voice message channel to play back.
2
Press F4 [PLAY] to play back the voice message.
The voice message playback screen appears.
The following operations are possible while a voice message is
being played back.
Operation
Behavior
Press and hold F6 [FF
].
Fast forwards the voice message.
Release the key to resume playback at
the normal speed.
Press and hold F2 [
REW] .
Rewinds the voice message.
Release the key to resume playback at
the normal speed.
Press F3 [
PAUSE].
Pauses the voice message.
Press F3 [
PLAY] while
playback is paused
Resumes playback from the position where
it was paused.
Press F4 [
STOP].
Stops the playback of voice message.
Press [ESC].
Closes the Voice Message screen and
ends the playback.
Adjusting the Playback Volume
Configure the volume level when playing back a voice message.
Configure in Menu [1-01]
Voice Message Volume
(Play)
Setting Value
Off/ 1 to 10 (default) to 20 (1 step)
Configuring to a larger value raises the volume level. Selecting
“Off” mutes the playback sound.
When TX monitor is ON, the voice message is output as
the TX monitor audio so the volume changes in tandem
with the TX monitor level.
For more details on adjusting the TX monitor level,
please refer to (
8-3
).
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