Memory Channels; Memory Entry; Memory Recall; Odd Split Memory Channel - Kenwood TH-225A Instruction Manual

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H@ MEMORY
@ MEMORY
CHANNELS
The 10 memory channels (1 through 9, and 0) are available
for data entry. Channel 1, 8 and 9 have the following func-
tions in addition to its ordinary function.
Channel 1 is the Priority Alert Channel.
Channel 8 is the lower, and channel 9 is the upper limit fre-
quency for the programmable band scan operation.
The 10 memory channels are the Odd Split channel.
Each memory channel can store RX Frequency, F. STEP sta-
tus, OFFSET, REVERSE switch status and TONE Frequency.
@ MEMORY
ENTRY
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Press the [@] key. The display will
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indicate M and any memory channels
1819)
that contain data. (Ex. 1, 4, 7, 8, 9)
M
2. Press
the
desired
memory
channel
number (Ex. 5) within 5 seconds of
as
essing
the
key. This will actu-
pressing the Dt]
key
u
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ally store the information into memory.
@ MEMORY RECALL
Simply press the desired memory
channel key and the ra-
dio will switch to this frequency.
To return to the original operating frequency, press the same
memory channel key again.
@ ODD SPLIT MEMORY CHANNEL
Memory channels store both a transmit, a receive and TONE
frequency. These channels will allow operation on ''Odd
Split'' repeater channels.
(For example CH 0)
1. Select the desired receiver frequency, tone status, tone
frequency, etc.
2. Press the [Et] and then the [7] key to store this part
of the data into memory.
. Select the desired transmitter frequency.
. Press the EX] key.
. Within
5 seconds of pressing the I]
key press and
hold the PTT switch. The PTT switch will not initiate
transmit during the programming of this channel.
6. Press the [-] key within 5 seconds of pressing the PTT
switch to complete the operation. After you have pressed
the [7] key in this step you may release the PTT key.
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To operate
on memory
channel
O you
need only press the [2] key. The — and
the + indicators will turn on to indicate
that this memory channel now contains
[0]
odd split frequency data.
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To cancel this odd split data simply store a new frequency
into the memory channel.
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