AR6201 - RT6201 - RCU6201 - AR6203
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By means of channel number (CH01 to CH99 or LAST1 to LAST9) stored VHF
frequencies can be selected. Then the top line shows the corresponding VHF
frequency assigned to the specific channel number.
If the same frequency is stored a second time, then the existing stored label
for that frequency will automatically be reassigned to the new channel
number.
User Channel Database
In order to select a new channel number from USER channels database either;
• Make a short press of the “ROTARY ENCODER“.
or
• Make one clockwise turn of the “ROTARY ENCODER“.
The channel number is now highlighted and the channel can be changed turning
the “ROTARY ENCODER“ either clockwise or counter clockwise. At each step the
receiver tunes immediately to the displayed VHF frequency.
Note: If user channel CH01 is displayed the first turn counter-clockwise of
the “ROTARY ENCODER” will enter to the “LAST” channel no.1. Afirst
turn clockwise in channel mode provide navigation up and down between
user channels CH01 to CH99.
The channel mode can be deselected by repeated pressing of the “ROTARY
ENCODER” or the mode is left automatically after a 5 second timeout.
Last Channel Database
In order to select the new channel number from LAST channels database make a
counter clockwise turn on the “ROTARY ENCODER“. The channel number is now
highlighted and one of the nine last used channels is selectable by turning
the “ROTARY ENCODER“ either clockwise or counter clockwise. The mode of
channel number selection can be left manually by repeated pressing of the
“ROTARY ENCODER“, or the mode is left automatically after a 5 seconds
timeout.
When leaving the LAST channels database and the last shown frequency is not
stored in one of the
USER cannels database, “CH--”will appear on the display.
Accessing the last channels database will be possible if “STORE LAST CHANNEL”
is selected on MEMORY OPTIONS page in the installation setup, otherwise the
recently stored VHF frequencies will not be available.
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