Channel Memory; Scan Mode; Master Reset; Monitor Mode - Raymarine Apelco 5200 User Manual

2 ) To reselect channel 16 as the 16 PLUS channel. repeat step 1 for channel 16.

3.3.3 Channel Memory

The VHF5200 has the capability of memorizing all U.S. or International channels, The channels
memorized will be scanned in the Memory Scan mode.
1) Channel Memory: To put a channel into memory, simply select the channel to be stored with the Up
or Down arrows. Push and hold the "SCAN" key for approximately two seconds until a
"beep" is heard and "MEMORY" is displayed on the LCD. This procedure can be repeated
for all U.S. or International channels.
2) Memory Clear: To
Down arrows. Press and hold the "SCAN" key for approximately two seconds until a "beep"
is heard and "MEMORY' disappears from the LCD.
3.3.4 Scan Modes
The VHF5200 is equipped with two types of scan options, All-Scan and Memory Scan. How
these options are accessed is dependent upon whether there are any channels stored in
memory.
1) All-Scan mode
If no channels are stored in memory, when the SCAN key is pressed once, "SCAN" will
begin to flash on the LCD. In three seconds, if no other keys are pressed, the radio will begin
scanning all channels (except weather channels) as long as no signal is received. If a signal
is received, the scan will stop and monitor the receiving channel.
seconds, the radio will resume scanning. If the scan has stopped on a received signal, you
may resume scanning by pressing the SCAN key. To cancel the scan mode, press the
SCAN key once while the radio is scanning.
2) Memory Scan mode
If one or more channels are stored in memory, when the SCAN key is pressed, "SCAN" and
"MEMORY" will begin to flash simultaneously on the LCD. If no other key is pressed, the
radio will begin scanning all channels currently in memory in three secondsAs
Scan, if a signal is received, the scan will stop on the receiving channel until the signal is lost
for five seconds or the SCAN key is pressed. To cancel memory scan, press the SCAN key
while the radio is scanning.
If you have one or more channels in memory and want to initiate Ail-Scan, perform the following:
Press the SCAN key. "SCAN" and "MEMORY' will flash on the LCD. Press the SCAN key
again within three seconds and "MEMORY' will disappear from the LCD leaving only "SCAN"
flashing. All-Scan will begin in three seconds if no other key is pressed.

3.3.5 Master Reset

To perform a master reset, press and hold the 16 PLUS key while turning the unit on. This feature
clears all channels from memory and programs the 16 PLUS feature back to channel 16.

3.3.6 Monitor Mode

Before entering the Monitor Mode you must first select the WX channel you wish to monitor for
the weather alert tone. Next, you must also select a working channel to be monitored for traffic.
(Refer to section 3.3 for instructions on channel section) For this example, we will use channel
83 as our working channel and WX2 as our weather channel. Now simply press
key and the radio will begin to scan the channel designated for 16 PLUS, 83, and WX2, repeti-
tively. The 16 PLUS channel programmed into the radio is automatically selected as one of the
monitored channels. To cancel the Monitor mode, press the MON/1/25
W o r k i n g C h a n n e l
lf a
and the selected weather channel every five seconds.
16 PLUS
(priority)
If while scanning, a signal is received on the designated 16 PLUS channel, the scanning will stop on 16
PLUS as long as the signal is being received. If the signal ceases for more than five seconds, the
scanning will continue.
W e a t h e r C h a n n e l
Until a weather alert tone signal is received on WX2, the scan will stop on WX2 briefly, but will not
give any audio output. When a weather alert tone (1050 Hz) is received, the monitor will stop and an
audible alarm will sound. When the audio alert ends in five seconds, the emergency weather
broadcast will be heard. To silence the alarm, simply push any key.
channel from memory, select the channel to be cleared with the Up or
clear a
Channel
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If the signal is lost for five
with All-
the MON/1/25
key again.