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Procedure
Ex8npe:
To 8el144.00MHz
.) .MHz
fig
:
p-e..
..4...
(144.) wi" be ci8pl.yed.
b) .looKHz
IIgu
p-eaa ..B..
(144.B) wi" be ci.pi.yed.
c) .10KHz
flg
p-e..
."0..
(144.BO) will be diapl.yed.
.
:"5.00
II.JC
nn
...
, I-/.UU
.returns
to the
c .&.
previous frequency
~
VIM
,-~
~"
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or
II
a)
~I~
b)
.8,
ST
~I~
cl
.1,
SET
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,c.JLJO"
1
8
"
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; , ,.~u
I
(144.80) will be displ8yed.
When three numeral bunons are pressOO correctly. a k)ng ~
lone will be generatOO informing you that the frequency setting is CorTl'lete.
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II you want to cancel the setting in the middle of the operation. press the .NIMI
ENT bunon. The (!isplay will be returned to the prevk>us frequency.
This is cslled the dial.lrequency mode.
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NOTE:
II frequencies
outside
the 144-147.995MHz
ameteur
band are
entered, the frequency
will disappear
from the display,
and "OFF"
will appear if PTT is pushed.
No transmission
will occur .
1:.7,~.[J;7'8
Rotate the rotary channel
selector ck)ckwise to increase the displayed
freQuency and counterclodlwC.e
to decrease
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.The
freQuency step rate as the selector rotated is referred to ~
a channel step.
' Although
the channel s1ep is initially set to 10KHz at the fOCjory, you may
use anyone
of six options:
5, 10, 12.5, 20, 25 and 5OKHz.
How to sel9c1 the
channel
step is outlined
under.
Changing
the Channel
Step', (X)ntents 12.
@
With
buttons
on
the
front
panel
You can change the operating
frequency
wnh numeral bultons of -0. to "9..
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