Memory Channel Mode - Kenwood TS-990S Instruction Manual

10 MEMORY CHANNELS
then to the sub band.

MEMORY CHANNEL MODE

There are two Memory Channel modes allowing you to
use the operating data configured for Memory Channels:
Single-band Memory Channel mode and Dual-band
Memory Channel mode. You can transmit and receive
with operating data diverted from Memory Channels. You
can temporarily change the operating data such as the
transmit and receive frequencies, the operating mode and
tones.
OPERATING IN SINGLE-BAND MEMORY CHANNEL
MODE
You can divert the operating data of the Memory Channel
configured in the main band or the sub band. The
operating data for the Memory Channel configured for
"Frequency 1" in the Memory Channel List is diverted.
1 Press [M/V] while in VFO mode to enter Single-band
Memory Channel mode.
The selected band is switched to the operating data set
for Frequency 1 in the Memory Channel List and the
corresponding memory channel number appears on the
main screen.
2 Press [M/V] again to exit Single-band Memory
Channel mode.
The transceiver diverts to VFO mode.
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OPERATING IN DUAL-BAND MEMORY CHANNEL
MODE
The same Memory Channel can be diverted to the main
band and sub band at the same time, and the operating
status, such as split operation, dual frequencies reception,
TF watch, can be stored to a Memory Channel.
You can divert the operating data of the Memory Channels
configured for main band and sub band. The operating
data for the Memory Channel configured with types
"Frequency 1", "Frequency 2", and "TX/RX Func." in the
Memory Channel List is diverted.
1 Press and hold [M/V] while in VFO mode to enter Dual-
band Memory Channel mode.
The operating data is switched to the ones configured in
"Frequency 1", "Frequency 2", and "TX/RX Func." in the
Memory Channel List for the main band and the sub band,
and the corresponding Memory Channel number appears on
the main screen reversing the outlined letter to white or black.
2 Press [M/V] again to exit Dual-band Memory Channel
mode.
3 The transceiver diverts to VFO mode.
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