Kenwood TH-77A Instruction Manual page 26

4-4-6. Memory Channel Recall
CAUTION
If nothing is stored in the channel, the memory
cannot be recalled and an error tone sounds.
The memory can be recalled in the following ways:
display
One-digit input: Both-band recall (initial setting):
ALL1
One-digit input: Page recall: PAgE
Two-digit input: In-band recall: bAnd2
Two-digit input: Both-band recall: ALL2
One-digit input: In-band recall: bAnd1
When the power is switched on while holding down the
8 /U CHG key, the system enters the memory recall
setting mode.
Won
Rif
Select the appropriate recall mode using the A and V
keys. If 10 seconds elapse after selection or a key other
than the A and VY keys is pressed, the setting is
canceled, and the system returns to the mode before
the setting.
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& Apo
Hi The subband does not indicate any channels, but only
M. The memory channels in the subband can be
changed at any time with the A and V keys in the
memory channel mode.
One-digit Input
= Pe re
S APO
Number 1 indicates the one-digit input mode.
The one-digit input mode is useful mainly to use only
channels 0 to 9. Any of channels 0 to 9 can be directly
recalled simply by pressing its number key. Then rotate
the Tuning control to select 10 to 39. To return to the
VFO mode, press that key again.
Two-digit Input
Number 2 indicates the two-digit input mode.
In this mode, numbers 00 to 09 are entered to recall
channels 0 to 9 respectively. All channels 00 to 39 can be
directly recalled using the numeric keys. To return to
the VFO mode, press that key.