Yaesu DVS-2 - Recording and Transmitting Messages; Memory Segments and Message Numbers; Message Recording Procedure

Recording
B Transmitting
Messages
This
mode
allows
the DVS-2
to record
either
two
g-second
messages
or
four
4-second
messages
of
audio
from
the
microphone,
such
as
contest
exchanges
or
station
IDs.
Each
can
then
be
played'back,
either
in
monitor
mode
(without
transmission),"or
directly
over
the
air.
Note
that
the
digital
memory
used
in
this
mode
is
independent
from
that
used
for
recelver
recording
(so
you
can
store
both
types
of
memory
without
interfering
with
one
another).
The
8-
and
4-second
messages
share
the
same
memory,
so
two
4-second
message
segments
(1
and
2
or
3
and
4)
can
be
combined
into
one
g_second
message
for
transmission,
as indicated
in
the
table
below.
Memory
Segments
&
Message
Numbers
Button
Pressed
Segment(s)
Used
in
Record/plavback
2
x
8-second
Message
Mode
4 x
4-second
Message
Mode
1
Segments
1
& 2
Segment
1
2
Segments
3 &
4
Segment
2
3
no
function
Segment
3
4
no function
Segment
4
Message
Recording
Before
you
record
for
transmission,
check
that
the
MESSAGE
MoDE
switch
is
set for
the
size
message
you
want
to
record,
either
4-second
or
8-second
(see
the
table
above
and
the
Example
in
the
next
section
for
help
with
this
decision).
You
do not
need
to press
ih.
prr
switch
while
recording
a message/
although
you
can,
in
which
case
your
audio
will
be
transmitted
and
recorded
simultaneously.
J
Get
your
microphone
readl,and
then
press
the
MEMO
button
(the
vellow
REc
LED
will
blink).
J
Now
press
the
numbered
key
for
the
segment
(or
segment
pair)
to record
(only
1
or
2 for
the
&second
mode),
and
start
talking
(d,o
not
press
the
PTT
switch
unless
you
want
to
transmit
at
the
same
time
vou are
recording).
The
REC
LED
will
stop
blinking
and
stay
on
for
the recording
period
(4
or
8
seconds),
and
then
turn
off.
Arso,
the red
LED
above
the
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