Memory Operation; 26 4.9.3 Changing Memory Frequency; Memory Storage; Memory Recau - Yaesu FT-767GX Operating Manual

4.9

Memory Operation

Ten memory channels, numbered
available for slorlng operatlng frequency and
mode of emlsslon selecled on a VFO.
lion there are two VFOs, labelled VFO A and
VFO B, ench of which may hold operaung
quencies and mode. Selecllon and manípulation
or tbe memories and VFOs is nccompUshed via
the primary functloas of lhe keypad keys (so
alternate functlon labels
the following descriptions).
4.9.1

Memory Storage

The following procedure allows Slorage of
the VFO to one of tbe memory cbannels, wilh­
out mterrupting operation on lhe VFO.
St rokes can only be entered while receiving,
however.
1
(
) Set the VFO to the frequency and mode
of emiss1on to be stored.
(21
Press the MCK key to check the memo­
ries: the display
lasl memory channel accessed (or CH
by defaull). 'MR' will appear blinking
to the right of the mode, and the chan­
nel frequency w i l l
channel number as the rlghtmosl diglt,
followed by a small bllnklng
(3)
Wbile watch10g
d i g i t (chanoel
BAND/MCH OOWN and UP keys to select a
differem memory
lf you change memories you must press
MCK cwice before procee d ing.
( 4 )
Press the VFO•M key lO write the dara
to the memory.
(5) Press the M C K key again to return the
display to the VFO
that lhe desired data has been stored
(and Is now displayed).
that
Notice steps (2),
qulred only to select the memory channel that
is to be wri tten.
CAlfTION: lf only the VFO•M key is pressed
when operating on a VFO,
quency and mode will be instantiy writren
loto the last selected memory.
case, stor lng a memory overwrites ali data
previously stored in that channel.
O through 9, are
ln addl­
fre­
will be ignored ln
Key­
will cbange to the
O
appear w i t h t h e
'CH'.
the rlghtmost dlsplay
oumber), press the
channel, if desired.
after conflrming
(3) ( 5 )
are re­
and
the selected fre­
ln any
4.9.2 Memory Recall
( 1 )
Press the MR key to recall memories:
the display w i l l
memory channel accessed (or CH
default ), and
wlll appear wlth tbe channel number as
the rightmost
small 'CH'.
(2)
While watching
d l g 1 t (channel
BAND/MCH OOWN and
different memory
Defaul t memory
7.000.0 MHz, LSB mode.
The mode of emlssion of a recalled memory
channel may be changed (and is automatically
re,,,. r lttenl by the MODE keys.
AB
Press VfO once to retum to thc last selec­
ted VFO.
4.9.3 Changing Memory Channel Frequency
To change the frequency data store<l in a memo­
is necessary to shift
ry channel it
where lt can be manipulated and
to the VFO,
restored ln memory
methods are available to do this.
For both methods,
select or determine the VFO (A or B) aod the
memory channel (0
( 1 ) Press VFO AB to select the VFO to be
written to (A or B).
( 2)
Press MCK and select the channel to be
moved, using the BAND/MCH DOWN and UP
keys.
(3)
Press M C K agaln to return to the VfO
dlsplay.
l f you do not wish to preserve thc VFO data,
but do wlsh to save the memory data,
M•VfO key to copy the memory channel data
vro.
the This leaves lhe memory
but overwrites ali data ln the VFO.
Otherwise, i f you wlsh to
data but do nol care to save the memory,
the VFODM key to swap the memory and VFO.
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change to the last
O
the channel frequency
d l g i t , followed by
the r ightmosr display
numbed, press t h e
UP
keys to select a
channei, lf deslred.
d a t a for a l l channels
the data
later, i f deslred.
it is íirst necessary
9)
through to be used:
press the
data intact,
preserve the VFO
by
a
is
Two
to
10
press