Microprocessor Memory Back-Up; Microprocessor Defaults; Memory Contents - Kenwood TM-732A Instruction Manual

Notes:
1. Changing the memory allocation will erase all
operator programmed memory, execpt for memory
channel 1 on each band.
2. The split channels are allocated after the simplex
channels the simplex channels for that band.
For example, if there are 5 odd split channels and 25
normal channels, channels 26 to30 are split
channels.
2. Microprocessor Memory Back-up
A lithium battery is contained in this transceiver to
retain memory. Turning off the POWER switch,
disconnecting the power cable or an intermittent power
failure will not erase the memories. The battery life is
estimated at 5 years. When the battery has been
exhausted erroneous information might appear in the
display.
Lithium battery replacement should be performed by an
authorized KENWOOD service facility, or your
authorized KENWOOD dealer. This equipment contains
CMOS circuitry and can be damaged by improper
replacement procedures.
3. Microprocessor Defaults
= 144MHz 440/430MHz
VFO,Call channel and 144.000 440.000MHz/
Memory channel 1 frequency MHz 430.000MHz
5kHz
Frequency step 12.5kHz 25kKHz
(E, M type only)
88.5Hz
Tone frequency 88.5Hz 1750Hz
(E type only)
4. Memory Contents
Each Memory channel is capable of storing the
following information;
Normal | Odd Split
channel | channel
RX Frequency © O
TX Frequency(**) NA ', |
Tone (CTCSS) Frequency |
(With the optional CTCSS unit TSU-7) | O i O
Tone (CTCSS) status ~) O
Frequency step ) ee
Shift status (>) © NA |
REV status () O NA |
DTSS code , DTSS status ih ms OC)
(©): Can be stored in Memory.
NA: Cannot be stored in Memory.
(3) When a separate TX frequency is entered in a memory, the shift
state and reverse on/off programming is removed from the
memory.
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