Kenwood TM-732A Instruction Manual page 36

4. Set the maximum number of split memory channels
you want for each band by turning the tuning control.
You will be able to select the Odd Split memory
allocation in steps of 5.*
5. Press the MR key. A second set of numbers will
appear in the display.
This second set up numbers is used to select the
way the total number of memory channels is divided
between the two bands. For example we might have
selected 5 Odd split memories per band in step 4.
This would mean that we have 60 total memory
channels available. The second set of numbers in
the display would be 30 for VHF and 30 for UHF.
Total channel number
2
Turn the main tuning control. The numbers in the
total column of the display will increase/decrease.
Turning the control will cause one band allocation to
increase and the other band to decrease by an equal
amount.
You might select 28 for one band, for example. The
other band will change to 32, maintaining the total at
60.
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The only exception to the 5 channel step size is
when you have selected the maximum number of
Odd Split channels.
Split Memory Channels
44 4Y
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4d. 43
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Total Memory Channels