Memory Mode; [Memory Programming] - Alinco DR-135TMkIII Instruction Manual

5. Basic Operation
NOTE: Depending on the deviation level of the incoming DCS coded-signal, your radio may not open the DCS
squelch. If this occurs, return to DCS setting mode and press the CALL key. A decimal point appears on
the 10 MHz order; then set the desired code. This setting can also be stored in a memory channel.

Memory Mode

The memory mode on this transceiver provides up to 100 channels (0-99), 1 call (quick recall ch)
and a pair of program-scan "edge memory" channels for quick, easy access to the preprogrammed
frequencies with different parameter settings.
1.
Press V/M key. M icon appears on the display
to indicate that the unit is in the memory mode.
Repeat to switch the mode between VFO and
memory.
2.
In memory mode, rotate the main dial or press
UP/DOWN keys to change the memory chan-
nel number.

[Memory programming]

1.
Return to VFO mode by pressing V/M key. Re-
ferring to the list below for the programmable
parameters, program in the VFO mode to the
desired frequency and settings to be stored later
in the memory.
2.
When all the settings are complete, press FUNC
key. The F, and M icons appear and a memory
channel number will be indicated on the
display.
3.
Rotate the main dial or press the UP/DOWN
keys to select the desired memory channel num-
ber into which the current VFO settings will be
copied. An empty channel is shown with a flash-
ing M icon. It may be a good practice to "allo-
cate" memory channels in order, such as 0-9
for local repeaters, 10-19 local simplex, 20-49
repeaters within the area, 50-79 for repeater re-
serve, 80-98 simplex reserve. It makes refer-
ences easier for the operation and future modi-
fications of the memory channels.
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Memory mode
Memory channel
during the unregistered channel