AOR AR2000 - Memory Lockout and Group Lockout

AR2000 Operating manual Page 10
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3. Memory LOCKOUT.
If
during
scan
the
receiver
stops
on
a
memory
channel
that
you
no
longer
wish
to
listen
to,
you
may
press
the
LOCKOUT
key
to
skip
over
the
channel.
Lockout
is
confirmed
by
a
flashing
‘L.OUT’
on
the
display.
To reinstate the channel at a later date you may unlock the channel in MANUAL mode by keying in
the channel location and pressing LOCKOUT again. The operation is confirmed by the removal of
the flashing ‘L.OUT”’ from the display.
4. Memory group lockout.
Choose the lowest channel number of the group you wish to lock out.
For example, to lock out the group between 500 and 510
MANUAL - BANK - 500 - LOCKOUT
MANUAL (the receiver now advances to the next memory) - LOCKOUT
MANUAL - LOCKOUT
MANUAL - LOCKOUT etcetera
This
is
a
short
cut
version
of
normal
memory
lockout,
a
flashing
‘L.OUT”’
sign
appears
on
the
display
to
confirm
each
channel
status.
5. Memory bank lockout (ALL 100 memories).
You can lock out a whole group at once.
MANUAL BANK (bank and channel number) BANK LOCKOUT
The
bank/channel
number
can
be
any
location
in
the
desired
bank.
(In
other
words,
to
lock
out
the
whole
of
BANK
5,
you
could
select
any
location
between
500
and
599].
Example: MANUAL - BANK - 512 - BANK - LOCKOUT
To release memory bank lockout a similar process is carried out.
MANUAL BANK (lowest bank/ channel number) LOCKOUT
Example: MANUAL - BANK - 500 - LOCKOUT
The flashing ‘L.OUT’ disappears from the display to confirm operation. Any channel which was
individually locked out remains locked out and unaffected by the previous operation.
Turning the rotary tuning control during scan causes the process to be cancelled. The receiver
remains in memory select mode so that you can manually step through the memory channels using
the rotary control. This is a very convenient feature.
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