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Assign Mute Sub Receiver to a PF key at the TX

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16 OTHER FUNCTIONS Operation 1 Transfer the TX frequency and mode information during split operation from the TX/RX end to the sub-receiver end. By pressing [SPLIT] at the TX/RX end to switch to the split mode, the TX frequency and mode information is transferred to the VFO of the sub-receiver and enables the TX frequency to be received by the sub-receiver. Subsequently, when there is a change in the TX frequency at the TX/RX end, the new TX frequency information will be transferred automatically, and the RX frequency at the subreceiver will be adjusted accordingly. Below are some examples. • When the TX frequency is changed using the XIT function • When the RX band and TX band are changed at the same time using the Band Direct key ("RX/ TX Band" needs to be selected in advance in Menu [3-13] "Band Direct Keys in Split Mode".) • When the split TX frequency is changed via operation of the [RIT/XIT] control ("TX Frequency Offset while RX" needs to be selected in advance in Menu [3-12] "Split Frequency Offset by RIT/XIT Control".) 2 Change the RX frequency and mode that are transferred from the TX/RX end at the sub-receiver end. The frequency and mode that are transferred to the subreceiver end can be adjusted independently without affecting the value at the TX/RX end. To restore the state where the frequency matches with the TX frequency at the TX/RX end, press [SPLIT] at the TX/RX end to reactivate the split function. 3 Transfer the frequency detected at the sub-receiver end to the TX frequency at the TX/RX end. Pressing [

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Operation
1
Transfer the TX frequency and mode information
during split operation from the TX/RX end to the
sub-receiver end.
By pressing
[SPLIT]
at the TX/RX end to switch to the split
mode, the TX frequency and mode information is transferred
to the VFO of the sub-receiver and enables the TX frequency
to be received by the sub-receiver.
Subsequently, when there is a change in the TX frequency at
the TX/RX end, the new TX frequency information will be
transferred automatically, and the RX frequency at the sub-
receiver will be adjusted accordingly. Below are some
examples.
•
When the TX frequency is changed using the XIT function
•
When the RX band and TX band are changed at the same
time using the Band Direct key (“RX/ TX Band” needs to be
selected in advance in Menu [3-13]
“
Band Direct Keys in
Split Mode
”
.)
•
When the split TX frequency is changed via operation of the
[RIT/XIT]
control (“TX Frequency Offset while RX” needs to
be selected in advance in Menu [3-12]
“
Split Frequency
Offset by RIT/XIT Control
”
.)
2
Change the RX frequency and mode that are
transferred from the TX/RX end at the sub-receiver
end.
The frequency and mode that are transferred to the sub-
receiver end can be adjusted independently without affecting
the value at the TX/RX end.
To restore the state where the frequency matches with the TX
frequency at the TX/RX end, press
[SPLIT]
at the TX/RX end
to reactivate the split function.
3
Transfer the frequency detected at the sub-receiver
end to the TX frequency at the TX/RX end.
Pressing
[<Q-M.IN]
at the sub-receiver end transfers the
current frequency and mode information to the TX VFO at the
TX/RX end.
●
Upon transmission from the TX/RX end, the sub-receiver
switches to the standby mode.
●
The transceiver at the sub-receiver end is inhibited from
transmission.
●
When XIT at the TX/RX end is ON, the XIT frequency is
added to the frequency to be transferred.
●
When RIT at the sub-receiver end is ON, the RIT
frequency is added to the frequency to be transferred.
●
The transceiver at the TX/RX end is unable to receive
the frequency and mode information from the sub-
receiver if it is not configured to the split mode.
●
The transceiver at the TX/RX end is able to receive the
frequency and mode information from the sub-receiver
even when it is in the frequency lock mode.
Muting the Sub-receiver
The RX audio at the sub-receiver can be muted by the TX/RX end.
1
Assign “Mute (Sub Receiver)” to a PF key at the TX/
RX end.
2
Press PF [Mute (Sub Receiver)].
The RX audio at the sub-receiver end is muted.
•
Pressing the
PF [Mute (Sub Receiver)]
key again unmutes
the RX audio.
Split Transfer B
This function supports the “split transfer” function on models
before the TS-890S. It allows existing users of the “split transfer”
function to continue using it after changing to TS-890S.
Follow the steps below to operate this transceiver. To combine the
use of a transceiver other than this transceiver, please refer to the
instruction manual of the model to be used.
Using TS-890S at the Sub-receiver End (Master)
1
Turn ON Split Transfer B.
Select “B” in Menu [7-04]
“
Quick Data Transfer
”
.
2
Tune to the frequency of the party to communicate
with in the VFO mode.
Operate the
Tuning
control to tune to the frequency of the party
to communicate with.
3
Transfer the frequency and mode information to the
TX/RX end.
Pressing
[<Q-M.IN]
saves the frequency and mode information
to channel 0 of the quick memory and transfers it to quick
memory channel 0 or VFO at the TX/RX end.
Using TS-890S at the TX/RX End (Slave)
1
Turn ON Split Transfer B.
Select “B” in Menu [7-04]
“
Quick Data Transfer
”
.
2
Configure whether frequency and mode
information transferred from the sub-receiver is to
be received by the quick memory channel or VFO.
Select “VFO” or “Quick Memory” in Menu [7-05]
“
Overwrite
Location (Quick Data Transfer)
”
.
3
Receive frequency and mode information from the
sub-receiver.
Upon receiving frequency and mode information that are
transferred from the sub-receiver, channel 0 of the quick
memory or VFO is updated according to the setting in step 2.
●
Configure the 2 transceivers that are connected to each
other to the same COM connector baud rate.
●
To prevent malfunction, reboot both transceivers after
configuring the settings.
●
When using this transceiver as a sub-receiver, configure
Menu [6-03]
“
TX Inhibit
”
to “On” to prevent erroneous
transmission.
●
The transceiver at the TX/RX end is able to receive the
frequency and mode information from the sub-receiver
even when it is in the frequency lock mode.
16 OTHER FUNCTIONS
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