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a.Functions Allotted to the Keypad
8-6-2 Memory Channel Scope
This function displays the received levels of frequencies in neighboring
registered memories with the frequency of the indicated memory at the center.
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CAUTION
·Unoccupied memories will not be displayed in the Memory Channel
Scope mode.
•When there are no registered memory channels .in a bank, the
Memory Channel Scope function will not operate.
1.ln the Memory mode, select the bank you want to display in the Channel
Scope.
· 2.Press the
~
key and light
Iii
on the display.
SCOPE
3. Press the \&i<>J key.
The Memory Channel Scope function starts. It will display the received signal
levels of registered memories adjacent to the center channel while receiving the
indicated memory (on the center channel).
4.Rotate the dial and select a different center channel
The center channel will go up or down and move to the next registered memory.
Depending on which direction you move the dial, the scope will move to the left
or right, one channel at a time.
•
MEMO
·You can transmit by pressing the [PTT] key
even
while you are
using the Channel Scope. The Channel Scope function
temporarily stops when you transmit. The transmitter output level
will be shown in a lateral direction in place of the scope display.
When transmitting is complete, the Channel Scope will start
again.
·Press
the~
key and light
Iii ,
and when pressing
the~
key, the
receiving operation of the center channel will change as follows:
[Normal mode] When receiving on the center channel, audio output
and the amount of receive time will be in accord with the receive time
found in "Scan Mode Settings (P.90)". When starting the Channel
Scope feature, the transceiver will return to normal mode every time it
is activated.
[Indication mode] The levels of the center channel and other
channels will be displayed, and there will be no audio output, even
when a signal is received.
·By pressing
the~
or the@keys, the operating bands will switch.
As you change the operating band while using the Channel
Scope, the feature remains active on the new band. You may also
use it when operating in dual band mode.
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