Kenwood TS-711A Instruction Manual page 16

2. Scan direction up or down can be reversed by the main
dial during scanning.
3. Releasing scan can be done with any key, other than
MHz, UP and DOWN.
4. When no data is stored in M39 and M4O, scan is per-
formed throughout the entire frequency range.
@ Memory scan
In M.CH operation, pressing the SCAN switch starts me-
mory scan. Vacant channels will be skipped.
1. Scanning all memory channels
By pressing the AUTO switch and the SCAN switch, in
that order, all memory channels are scanned.
2. Locking out memory channel(s)
To lock out a memory channel from memory scan, first
select the desired channel.
Pressing the CH.S key will cause the momory lock out
indicator (small decimal point to the right of the CH
number) to turn on.
Pressing the CH.S key again will turn off the lockout
function.
P= Lock out indicator
@ Memory channel mode scan
To scan on the same mode such as FM or CW mode only,
first press the AUTO switch so that the AUTO indicator
goes off. Next, press the required mode switch and start
scan by pressing the SCAN switch. During this operation,
locked out channel(s) are skipped.
Notes:
1. In FM mode, the center stop function stops scan, at the
center frequency.
2. In SSB/CW mode, scan stops if a signal is present.
3. To activate scan, the SQL control should be set at the
threshold point.
@ ALERT OPERATION
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While receiving any frequency with the ALERT switch set
to ON, the frequency in M1 can be monitored. When M1
is busy, a double beep will sound.
Current receive frequency, 6 seconds
Example 145.32_____-
Frequency stored in CH1.
Example 145.50° ~~ 7 =
0.3 seconds
As shown above, M1 is monitored approximately every 6
seconds. However, received audio is muted while M1 is
monitored. Note the keyboard functions are locked for the
0.3 seconds of M1 reception.
CH.S switch operation with AL switch ON
In M.ch operation — Pressing the CH.S switch ON switches
to M1 operation from any memory channel.
In VFO operation — Pressing the CH.S switch ON switches
to M1 display from any memory channel display.
m@ DCS SYSTEM FEATURES
1. Coded squelch operation.
2. 5 digit, ASCII Code variations are possible. Additional-
ly, the TS-711A/E can store 10 different code groups,
any of which can be placed in a "standby" or active
mode.
3. Automatic transmission of call sign data whenever the
DCS system is activated. (ATIS-Automatic Transmitter
Identification System).
4. Several methods of signalling the reception of desired
stations are available.
5. Microprocessor control minimizes system malfunc-
tions.
@ Call sign entry
FM mode