AOR AR-DV10 - Memory Channel and Scan Operations; Save Frequency to Memory Channel

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7. MEMORY CHANNEL & SCAN OPERATIONS
 AR-DV10 can store 2000 memory channels, divided into 40 banks of 50 memory
channels each.
 Frequencies can be conveniently stored into “memory channels”, along with the
demodulation, IF bandwidth, etc...
 Commonly used frequencies can be stored into “memory banks”, which can be
scanned either individually or in a group of linked banks.
 SCAN is a function which allows to find a live signal among the memory channels
registered into a memory bank.
 Memory channels are numbered from 00 to 49.
 Memory banks are numbered from 00 to 39.
 Scan groups are numbered from 0 to 9.
 It is crucial to correctly set the SQUELCH level for the scan function to operate. In
order to do that, tune to a none-active frequency and increase the squelch level to
the point where the sound will mute. We want the squelch to only open when the
signal becomes active.
7.1. SAVE A FREQENCY INTO A MEMORY CHANNEL
Frequencies can be conveniently stored into “memory channels”, along with the
demodulation mode, IF bandwidth, pass and protection status, and a name.
To save a frequency into memory (fast way):
1. Tune to the desired frequency with the correct
demodulation mode and IF bandwidth.
2. Long press [ENT] to access the memory channel
registration page.
The first line [BANK-CH] will be highlighted. The
receiver will automatically assign the next available
memory band and memory channel.
(If it’s the first time you save a frequency into a
memory channel, it will be BANK 00, CHANNEL
00.)
If you previously set the correct MODE and IFBW, and do not wish to set assign a
channel name now, then you just need to save settings as follows:
3. Use the [▶] button to go to the last line [MEM CH PARAM SET] and press [ENT].
To save a frequency into a memory channel (while editing details):
Long press [ENT] to access the memory channel registration page.
To edit any of the parameters, just use the [▶] button to highlight the parameter to change,
and press [ENT] to edit as follows:
BANK-CH: Use the keypad to enter the bank number and channel number, followed by
[ENT]. For ex. [0110] + [ENT] for bank 01 and channel 10.