Transfer Of Memory Channels To Vfo; Memory Over-Write - AOR AR2700 Operating Manual

This is a useful tool for reviewing memory contents and hunting for a specific
channel when you forget where you stored it! Should you know the number of
the required memory channel, the keypad method of memory recall will be
much faster.
7-4 Transfer of memory channel to VFO
Should you wish to tune away from the memory channel and benefit from not
having to re-enter the frequency, mode, attenuator setting, channel and step,
the data may be quickly transferred from memory to VFO for tuning in
MANUAL mode.
To transfer the currently displayed memory channel to VFO simply press
[SCAN]. The transferred frequency may be tuned using the UP / DOWN keys
or [DIAL], the tuning step will have also been transferred from memory along
with mode.
If you wish to return to the previous MANUAL VFO frequency rather than
transfer memory to VFO press [MANU] instead of [SCAN].

7-5 Memory over-write

There will come a time when you will want to change the contents of your
memory banks. The easiest way to change the memory channel contents is
simply to key new data over the top.
For example, let's assume that you wish to
store a new frequency of 92.7 MHz into
memory bank "0" location "00" (000) which
has been previously used to store
88.3 MHz.
Start by selecting MANUAL mode.
[MANU] to place the receiver into MANUAL VFO mode ready for
frequency entry and memory write.
Key in the new frequency of 92.7 MHz
[9] [2] [MHz] [7] [ENT] to select the desired frequency, the mode and
step size will be automatically set by
the AR2700 microprocessor.
Now to select and over-write an existing
memory location.
Press and hold the [ENT] key for
more than 1.5 seconds to enter
memory input mode. The legends