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7.Memory Mode
7.Memory Mode
The Memory mode is used to recall often used frequencies and settings registered
(by the user) in the transceiver's memory.
"Banks" are places where a group of frequencies are categorized and registered so
they can be easily recalled and "channels" are specific frequencies that have been
registered.
( 7-1 The Types of Memories and How to Use Them
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DJ-G7 has the following 7 banks:
General Memory Bank
This is a memory bank that stores and recalls
frequencies in the Memory mode. Up to 1,000
channels can
be registered. When often-used
frequencies are registered, recalling them is easy.
Program Scan Bank
This bank is used for the Program Scan function that
searches for signals within a defined range of
frequencies. 50 pairs of frequency ranges (upper point
and lower point) can be registered.
Bank for Dual frequency
This bank allows recalling the main band and sub band
Memory
simultaneously. Up to 100 frequency pairs can be
registered in the dual band.
Priority Bank
This bank is used for the Priority function (priority
reception). Up to 100 Priority channels can be
registered.
Call Channel Bank
The Call channels can be registered in this bank.
Search Pass Memory
This bank will store up to 100 channels that can be
Bank
skipped during VFO or Program scan operation. This
bank is convenient when you want the receiver to skip
noise or unwanted signals.
Transmitter Detecting
This is a special bank that recalls frequencies when
Function Bank
using
the Transmitter Detecting
function.
The
frequencies for up to 100 channels can be registered.
Bug Device Detecting
Frequencies ollen used by bugging devices are
Function Bank
registered in this bank. You can't register or delete
(T-version only)
these memories. Memory Skip is the only change that
may be entered.
o
C AUTION
'The same frequencies cannot be registered multiple times in the
search pass memory bank.
If
you attempt to do so, an error beep will
be heard.
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