Edit Memory Channel - AOR The Superior AR820 0 Series Operating Manual

Section 9-5, 9-6
to swap the memory channel data between CH-A and CH-B. Both CH-A and CH-B
display the memory channel location of CH-A.
The process may be repeated for other locations.
Note: If either location is write protected, the legend "PROTECT" will be displayed. You
must remove write protect from the memory location before you can swap new data to that
location. You may remove the write protection for all memory channels in one go, refer to
section 11 of this manual.
to exit the menu returning to the standard display, alternatively
to the "EDIT MEM-CH" selection point.

9-6 EDIT memory channel

The EDIT MEMORY CHANNEL menu enables you to make the following changes to memory channel
data:
Receive mode
Tuning step including step-adjust
Receive frequency
Text comment
Write protect
The "EDIT MEM-CH" menu is accessed using the key sequence
to move the cursor to the "EDIT MEM-CH" selection point.
A memory channel will be displayed, this will usually be the last channel accessed in memory read
mode. If you desire a different memory channel location, use the main dial to select channel number and
the keys to select bank, alternatively type in a three digit memory location via the keypad.
If the memory channel is write protected, the legend "PROTECT" will be displayed.
You must remove write protect from the memory location before you can edit the memory
channel data. A short cut to the memory channel "PROTECT" menu is provided when you
first access the edit memory channel menu.
PROTECT" selection point, toggle the protect OFF using the
protect menu is also available as you progress through the "EDIT MEM-CH" menu so that
you may protect the new data as the last step of memory channel editing.
Important note: You MUST reconfirm the required channel location even if the correct
channel is displayed when the menu is assessed as the
to the "MEM PROTECT" menu. The easiest way to reconfirm memory location is to rotate the
main dial one click then back again.
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. the
to return to the "EDIT MEM-CH" menu from where you started. The write
key ten times
to move to the "EDIT MEM-CH
key will otherwise act as a short cut
to move
key then