Memory Bank Operation; Assigning Memories To A Memory Bank; Memory Bank Recall - Yaesu FT-65R Advance Manual

Memory Bank Operation

The large number of memories available in the FT-65R/E could be difficult to manage
without some means of organizing them. Fortunately, the FT-65R/E includes a provision
to divide the memories into as many as ten Memory Groups. The memories can be
categorized in a manner convenient for the operator.

Assigning Memories to a Memory Bank

• Each memory channel may be
assigned into several Memory
Banks.
• The PMS memory channels
(L1/U1 through L10/U10) may
not be assigned to a Memory
Bank.
1. Recall the memory channel to be assigned to a Memory Bank.
2. Press and hold the [#BAND] key, then press the [▲] or [▼] key to select the Mem-
ory Bank number ("BANK 1" to "BANK10") as the Memory Bank to assign for this
channel.
About icons on the Memory Bank
• Bank Number blinking: Assignable
• Bank Number not blinking: Assigned
• "SEL" icon blinking: Selecting ON
3. Press and hold the F key to copy the memory channel data into the Memory Bank.
The blinking Bank Number stops blinking.
4. Press the PTT switch to return to the memory channel.

Memory Bank Recall

1. Press the [ V/M] key, if needed, to enter the Memory mode.
2. Press and hold the [#BAND] key, then press the [▲] or [▼] key to select the desired
Memory Bank ("BANK 1" through "BANK10").
3. Press the [ V/M] key momentarily; now, press the [▲] or [▼] key to select the mem-
ory channel.
• Only memory channels assigned in the current memory Bank will be available.
• The " " indication will appear at the left side
v
of the frequency display while operating within a
Memory Bank.
• The memory channel number appears above the
" " icon.
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• To change to another Memory Bank, press and hold the [#BAND] key.
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Memory Channel
CH 001 430.000 MHz
CH 002 145.500 MHz
CH 003 435.000 MHz
CH 004 435.500 MHz
CH 005 145.800 MHz
CH 006 436.000 MHz
CH 007 108.000 MHz
CH 198 145.620 MHz
CH 199 436.780 MHz
CH 200 87.500 MHz
v
v
v v
"SEL" Icon
v
Memory Bank "1"
144 MHz Amateur Band Channels
Memory Bank "2"
430 MHz Amateur Band Channels
Memory Bank "3"
All Amateur Band Channels
Memory Bank "4"
Club Channels
Memory Bank "5"
FM Broadcast Band Channels
Bank Number