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DIGITAL MODE OPERATION
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This is a way to program the set operating frequency with
other settings into a memory channel and the set call sign
(“UrCALL,” “RPT1 C” and “RPT2 C”)
, from the call record, at the
same time.
q After a call is received, perform “One-touch reply using the
call record”
(p. 15) to set the call signs.
• When the call that is specifying your own call sign is received,
during “Auto Received Call sign Write (RCW)” (instruction man-
ual; p. 87) and/or “Auto Received Repeater Call sign Write
(RRW)” (instruction manual; p. 88) is/are ON, the received sta-
tion and/or repeater call signs are set automatically.
w When the call is received in memory mode, perform
“Copying memory contents—Memory/call VFO”
(instruction
manual; p. 31) to copy the memory contents into VFO.
e During VFO mode, push [S.MW•MW] momentarily.
•“!” indicator and the memory channel number blink.
r Rotate [DIAL] to select the desired memory channel to be
programmed.
t Push [S.MW•MW] for 1 sec. to program the operating fre-
quency with other settings into the selected memory chan-
nel. The set call signs in “UrCALL,” “RPT1 C” and
“RPT2 C” are saved into their respective blank channels
(U01–U99 and r01–r54) at the same time.
For your information
If [S.MW•MW] is pushed for 1 sec. at step e as at left, the
operating frequency and another settings can be stored into
the displayed memory channel. (steps r and t can be
skipped)
However, the memory channel is over-written, and the cur-
rently programmed frequency and settings will be lost.
• The saved contents in the call sign memories are kept.
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Copying the set call sign contents for temporary operation
NOTE:
When call sign memories are full
(no blank channel is avail-
able), the call sign is unable to be saved and the function
display shows the following indication.
• When no blank channel is
available in “UrCALL”
• When no blank channel is
available in “RPT1/2 C”
• When no blank channel is available
in both “UrCALL” and “RPT1/2 C”
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