Icom IC-7851 - D Memory Keyer Screen

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RECEIVE AND TRANSMIT
Electronic keyer functions (Continued) 
D
Memory keyer screen
Preset characters can be sent using the Memory keyer
screen. Contents of the memory keyer are entered in
the Keyer edit screen.
• Transmitting
 The Multi-function screens are OFF:
Push the Mode key [CW]. q
Push [KEYER](F). w
• The Memory keyer screen is displayed.
Push [1–4/5–8] to select the Memory bank. e
• M5 ~ M8 are blank by default, edit the contents to use
these memories.
Push [TRANSMIT], or turn ON the Break-in function r
(p. 8-4).
Push one of the function keys [M1] ~ [M4] or [M5]~ t
[M8].
• Send the selected Memory keyer content.
• M1 ~ M8 and the contents are highlighted orange.
• Holding down for 1 second to repeatedly send the con-
tents.
• Set the repeat interval in the “Keyer Repeat Time” item
of the Keyer set screen. (p. 5-13)
• To cancel sending the content, push any function key.
Count up trigger
The contest number counter advances each time the
contents are sent. The counter is 4 digits.
• The count up trigger can be assigned in the Keyer 001
screen. (p. 5-12)
• The arrow icon indicates the assigned memory keyer.
In the default setting, Memory keyer M2 is assigned.
• Push [–1](F) to reduce the contest number advances
by one before sending the Memory keyer contents to a
station a second time.
After your transmission is finished, returns to re- y
ceive.
• Push [TRANSMIT].
Push [EXIT/SET]. u
• Exits the Memory keyer screen.
• Memory keyer screen (SEND)
[EXIT/SET]Mode keys(F) Function keys
[TRANSMIT]
• Functions in the Memory keyer screen
Function Action
M1 ~ M8
Push
Sends the Memory keyer con-
tent.
Hold down
Repeatedly sends the Memory
keyer content.
–1
Reduces the contest number counter ad-
vances by one.
• You can change or reset the number in the
Keyer 001 screen.
1–4/5–8
Selects the Memory bank.
• Toggles between M1 ~ M4 and M5 ~ M8.
 For your convenience
When an external keypad or PC keyboard is connect-
ed, the preset contents, M1 ~ M4 or M5 ~ M8, can
be transmitted without selecting the Memory keyer
screen.
See pages 3-6 and 15-16 for details.