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Configuring The Automatic Transmission And Reception For The Rtty Message Memory, Multi/ch, Save]

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5 ASSISTING YOUR SMOOTH QSO 5 Press [MSG] (F5) to allow editing of the message for the selected channel. 6 Use functions keys, the MULTI/CH control, or a USB keyboard to enter a text string. [SPACE] (F1): Press to enter one space. [-] (F2) and [+] (F3): Press to display the previous or next character. [ ] (F4) and [ to the left and right. ] (F5): Press to move the cursor [SAVE] (F6): Press to store the selected characters. [BACK SPACE] (F): Press to delete the character to the left of the cursor. [DEL] (F): Press to delete the character to the right of the cursor. [CHAR] (F): Changes the character type. Each time you press [CHAR] (F), the character type cycles through the following sequence: ABC (upper case) > abc (lower case) > !"# (symbols) > ABC (upper case) Available alphanumeric characters and symbols (a maximum of 70 characters) A BCD E F GH I J K LMN OPQR S T U VWX Y Z 0 1 23456789 Space Line Break 7 Press [SAVE] (F6) to store the edited message. Pressing [CANCEL] (F7) deletes the contents being edited and ends the character entry. 8 Press [ ] (F1). 9 Press [ESC] to exit. CONFIGURING THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AND RECEPTION FOR THE RTTY MESSAGE MEMORY If you select an RTTY message memory channel, you can configure independently for each RTTY message memory channel whether or not the RTTY message is transmitted automatically and whether or not the transceiver enters receive after it's been sent. Automatic transmit sends the RTTY message as soon as the channel where a RTTY message is stored is selected. The transmit state is maintained even after the entire message is transmitted. Therefore, this function is convenient if you wish to transmit your own text string using a USB keyboard after the RTTY message is transmitted using the RTTY message memory. Automatic receive is a function to revert to the receive mode after an RTTY message has been sent. Selecting the channel number, that contains an RTTY message to be sent, automatically starts transmitting the RTTY message, or the RTTY message temporarily stored in the buffer for the text string can be sent with a press of [F12] of a USB keyboard. The transceiver can automatically enter the receive mode when the RTTY message is transmitted. A combination of automatic transmission and automatic reception makes it possible to transmit and receive messages automatically. d

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5
ASSISTING YOUR SMOOTH QSO
Index
Contents
5
Press
[MSG]
(F5) to allow editing of the message for
the selected channel.
6
Use functions keys, the
MULTI/CH
control, or a USB
keyboard to enter a text string.
[SPACE]
(F1): Press to enter one space.
[-]
(F2) and
[+]
(F3): Press to display the previous or next
character.
[
]
(F4) and
[
]
(F5): Press to move the cursor
to the left and right.
[SAVE]
(F6): Press to store the selected characters.
[BACK SPACE]
(F): Press to delete the character to the left
of the cursor.
[DEL]
(F): Press to delete the character to the right of the
cursor.
[CHAR]
(F): Changes the character type. Each time you
press
[CHAR]
(F), the character type cycles through the
following sequence:
ABC (upper case) > abc (lower case) > !”# (symbols) > ABC
(upper case)
Available alphanumeric characters and symbols (a maximum
of 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
7
Press
[SAVE]
(F6) to store the edited message.
Pressing
[CANCEL]
(F7) deletes the contents being edited
and ends the character entry.
8
Press
[
]
(F1).
9
Press
[ESC]
to exit.
CONFIGURING THE AUTOMATIC
TRANSMISSION AND RECEPTION FOR THE
RTTY MESSAGE MEMORY
If you select an RTTY message memory channel, you can
configure independently for each RTTY message memory
channel whether or not the RTTY message is transmitted
automatically and whether or not the transceiver enters
receive after it’s been sent.
Automatic transmit sends the RTTY message as soon
as the channel where a RTTY message is stored is
selected. The transmit state is maintained even after the
entire message is transmitted. Therefore, this function
is convenient if you wish to transmit your own text string
using a USB keyboard after the RTTY message is
transmitted using the RTTY message memory.
Automatic receive is a function to revert to the receive
mode after an RTTY message has been sent. Selecting
the channel number, that contains an RTTY message
to be sent, automatically starts transmitting the RTTY
message, or the RTTY message temporarily stored in the
buffer for the text string can be sent with a press of
[F12]
of a USB keyboard. The transceiver can automatically
enter the receive mode when the RTTY message is
transmitted.
A combination of automatic transmission and automatic
reception makes it possible to transmit and receive
messages automatically.
[F1]~[F7]
[FSK/PSK/REV]
[ESC]
[MULTI/CH]
1
Press
[FSK/ PSK/ REV]
to enter RTTY (FSK) mode.
2
Press
[DECODE]
(F3) to open the
RTTY Encode/
Decode
screen.
3
Press
[MEMORY]
(F5) to open the
RTTY Message
screen.
If
[MEMORY]
(F5) is unavailable in the function key guide,
press
[MORE]
(F1). An alternate key guide will appear.