Panasonic RF-B65

SW
Auto
Scan
Tuning:
r
'the receiving
frequency
reaches
the
upper
l'
lower
limits
of
each meter
band, it will
switch
respectively
to the lower
or upper
:nds
of the
frequency
scale
of the meter
oand.
iowever,
this
function
cannot
operate in
:ase
of 11 meter
band.
So, the receiving
i'equency
will
exceed
the
upper
or
lower
ends
of the 1 1
meter
band.
frequency
minimum
120 m
When
starting
inside
of
the
meter
band
When
starting
outside
of
the
meter
band
.lf
the Auto
Scan stafis
outside
of a meter
band
or starts in 11 meter
band, the frequen-
cy will
change and
enter
the next
meter
band.
And the frequency
will
change
be-
tween
the upper and lower
ends
of the meter
band.
16m
13m
frequency
maximum
90m
Down
Key is
pressed
))
Up
Key is
pressed
_.
Pi
I
I
L
-
Down
Kev is
oressed
"-H
I
-
Up
Key is
pressed
+----,
I--,*--l
Up
Key is
pressed
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_____-t
-
Down Key
is
pressed
r--a'--
ll
!
Memory
Tuning
(Refer
to the figures
on
page
20-21.)
I
To
memorize
the
station
'.
Press
the
Power
On Key.
2.
Tune
in
the
desired
station
by using
the
desired
tuning
mode.
3. Press
the Memory
Key.
.The
memory
indicator (M)
will
begin
f lashing.
4.
Press
one of
the Memory
Channel Keys
into
whrch
you
wish
to
memorize
the
selected
station.
.The
selected
channel number
will
be
displayed,
and
the memory
indicator (M)
will
stop flashing.
5. Repeat
the
steps
1-3
to memonze
a
station in
each
of the remained
Memory
Channel
Keys.
.When
a new
frequency
is memorized,
the
frequency
previously
memorized
in
the
channel will
be
cancelled.
6.
After
use, be
sure to
press
the Power
Off
Key.
Notes:
rPressing
the Memory
Key
twice makes
the
memory indicator
disappear.
.The
frequency
cannot
be memorized
in
0
Key.
Be
sure
to memorize
it
in one
of the
Memory
Channel Keys (1-9).
I
Memory Tuning
1.
Select
the desired
band
by
pressing
one of
the Band
Select Keys.
2. Press
one of the Memory
Channel
Keys to
receive
your
desired
station.
oWhen
receiving
SSB,
add the
adjusting
by using the Fine
Tuning
Control.
I
Last
One Memory
This
memory is
used during
radio-off.
When
the
radio
is switched
on,
the frequency
re-
ceived
before
it
was
switched
off
is
tuned in
again.