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5 COMMUNICATING AIDS RTTY Message Memory Fixed phrases that are often used in the RTTY mode can be registered in advance as an RTTY message in the RTTY message memory. Configuring a message to be saved to auto transmission (Auto TX) or auto reception (Auto RX) enables the RTTY message to be transmitted via simple operation. Up to 8 types of RTTY messages can be registered to Channels 1 to 8 in the memory. Registering RTTY Messages 1 Press F5 [MEMORY] on the RTTY communication screen to display the RTTY Message screen. Configuring Auto TX/RX for the RTTY Message Memory The transmission and reception behavior can be configured when an RTTY message memory channel is selected. • Auto TX places this transceiver in the TX mode before transmitting a message when a message memory channel is selected, and maintain the TX mode after all messages have been sent out. • For auto RX, pressing [F12] after selecting a message memory channel for transmission places this transceiver in the TX mode. When the message is sent out, this transceiver is automatically restored to the RX mode. • Combining auto TX and auto RX enables both transmission and reception to be performed automatically. 1 Press F3[ ] / F4[ ] or turn the [MULTI/CH] control to select the message for auto TX/RX. 2 Press F6 [AUTO.TX] to set auto TX to ON. > is displayed to the right of the RTTY message. . .. 2 Press F3[ ] / F4[ ] or turn the [MULTI/CH] control to select the channel for saving the RTTY message. 3 Press F5 [MSG] to enter the RTTY message memory edit mode. 4 Use the function keys, [MULTI/CH] control or USB keyboard to enter a character string. Key F1 [SPACE] F2 [-]/ F3 [+] F4 [ ]/ F5 [ ] F [BACK SPACE] F [DEL] F [CHAR] Behavior 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) → !"# (symbols) → ABC (upper case) 5 Press F6 [SAVE] to save the RTTY message. • Pressing F7 [CANCEL] discards the content that is currently being edited and exits the character string input mode. • Alphanumeric characters and symbols that can be input (up to 70 characters) A BCD E F GH I J K LMN OPQR S T U VWX Y Z 0 1 23456789 ! " #$& ' ( ) . , -? : ; / Space Line Break • When auto TX is set to OFF, the > display goes off, and the RTTY message of the channel is temporarily placed in the character string buffer but not transmitted automatically. 3 Press F7 [AUTO.RX] to set auto RX to ON. > is displayed to the right of the RTTY message. • When auto RX is set to OFF, the > display goes off, and this transceiver is not restored to the RX mode after the RTTY message for the channel has been sent out. ● To sent an RTTY message for which "AUTO TX" is configured to "OFF", select the channel in which the RTTY message is stored. Check to ensure that the character string (RTTY message) is forwarded to the character string buffer, followed by pressing [F12] on the USB keyboard. ● To switch this transceiver to the RX mode after transmitting an RTTY message for which "AUTO RX" is set to OFF, press [F12] on the USB keyboard after the RTTY message has been sent out. 5-20

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RTTY Message Memory
Fixed phrases that are often used in the RTTY mode can be
registered in advance as an RTTY message in the RTTY message
memory. Configuring a message to be saved to auto transmission
(Auto TX) or auto reception (Auto RX) enables the RTTY message
to be transmitted via simple operation. Up to 8 types of RTTY
messages can be registered to Channels 1 to 8 in the memory.
Registering RTTY Messages
1
Press F5 [MEMORY] on the RTTY communication
screen to display the RTTY Message screen.
2
Press F3[
] / F4[
] or turn the [MULTI/CH]
control to select the channel for saving the RTTY
message.
3
Press F5 [MSG] to enter the RTTY message memory
edit mode.
4
Use the function keys, [MULTI/CH] control or USB
keyboard to enter a character string.
Key
Behavior
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) → !”# (symbols) →
ABC (upper case)
5
Press F6 [SAVE] to save the RTTY message.
•
Pressing
F7 [CANCEL]
discards the content that is currently
being edited and exits the character string input mode.
•
Alphanumeric characters and symbols that can be input (up
to 70 characters)
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
!
“
#
$
&
’
(
)
.
,
-
?
:
;
/
Space
Line
Break
Configuring Auto TX/RX for the RTTY Message
Memory
The transmission and reception behavior can be configured when
an RTTY message memory channel is selected.
•
Auto TX places this transceiver in the TX mode before
transmitting a message when a message memory channel is
selected, and maintain the TX mode after all messages have
been sent out.
•
For auto RX, pressing
[F12]
after selecting a message memory
channel for transmission places this transceiver in the TX mode.
When the message is sent out, this transceiver is automatically
restored to the RX mode.
•
Combining auto TX and auto RX enables both transmission and
reception to be performed automatically.
1
Press F3[
] / F4[
] or turn the [MULTI/CH]
control to select the message for auto TX/RX.
2
Press F6 [AUTO.TX] to set auto TX to ON.
<<
>> is displayed to the right of the RTTY
message.
•
When auto TX is set to OFF, the <<
>> display
goes off, and the RTTY message of the channel is
temporarily placed in the character string buffer but not
transmitted automatically.
3
Press F7 [AUTO.RX] to set auto RX to ON.
<<
>> is displayed to the right of the RTTY
message.
•
When auto RX is set to OFF, the <<
>> display
goes off, and this transceiver is not restored to the RX mode
after the RTTY message for the channel has been sent out.
●
To sent an RTTY message for which “AUTO TX” is
configured to “OFF”, select the channel in which the
RTTY message is stored. Check to ensure that the
character string (RTTY message) is forwarded to the
character string buffer, followed by pressing
[F12]
on the
USB keyboard.
●
To switch this transceiver to the RX mode after
transmitting an RTTY message for which “AUTO RX” is
set to OFF, press
[F12]
on the USB keyboard after the
RTTY message has been sent out.
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