Memory Operation; Vfo A/B Selection; Vfo/Memory Selection; Mgmory Storage - Yaesu FT-747GX Operating Manual

After
transmitting,
if
the
cooling
fan
is
donrt lurn the
POWER
switch
off
until
set has had
a
few
minutes
to
cool
and
fan to switch
off.
MEMORY OPERATION
oflt
the
the
Twenty memory channels, numbered
00
through 19, are available
for
storing
frequen-
cies and
modes
after
selection
on the
vfos'
The
two vfos,
denoted
VFO
A
and VFO
B,
each
hold
frequency and mode
independently,
so there are actually 22 memories altogether.
VFO
A/B
Selection
The current operating
vfo is
indicated
by
I'VFO
A"
or "VfO B"
displayed
to
the
left
of
the
frequency.
To
select
the
alternate vfo,
press
the Ieft (VFO) side
of
the
VFO/MR
butlon while
receiving
on
a
vfo. The
fre-
quency and mode
of
the other
vfo are
retain-
ed
until selected again
(in
the same way).
VFO/Memory Selection
The
memory number
is
always indicated
on
the
display
to the right of the
operating
frequency. While receiving
on
a
vfo,
press
the right
(MR) side
of
the
VFO/MR button
to
selecl operation
on the
displayed
memory:
I'MRn
is
dispiayed
to
the
left of
the
opera-
ting
frequency during memory oPeration.
To
return
to
vfo
operation
from
a
memory'
just
press the
t'VFOU
side
of
the
VFO/MR
button: once
for the
last-used
vfo,
and
again
for
the alternate
vfo.
Memory
Storage
This procedure
allows storage
of
the
vfo
mode
and frequency into
a
memory
channel;
(l)
Set the
vfo lo the
frequency and mode of
emission
to
be
stored.
(2)
Press
the MR side
of
the
VFO/MR button
to
switch
to
memory oPeration.
(3)
Press
the
microphone DWN/UP
keys
or
turn the tuning knob
to
select an
unused
memory channel (default data
is
10.000
MHz
LS
B in all
channels),
or
one
You
are
willing to
overwrite.
(4)
Press
the VFO side
of the
VFO/MR
button
to return
to
the vfo.
(5)
Press
the VFO'M
button
to write
the
data from the
vfo
to
the
memory
(opera-
tion
remains
on the
vfo).
Note that the
VFO'
M keY
overwrites
(erases!)
the previous memory contents-
Steps
(2), (3) and (4) are
required
only
to
select
the memory channei
that
is
to
be written. If
you already know
that the
selected memory
is
free
to
accept new data, these steps
can
be skipped.
Memory Recall
(1)
Press
the right side of the
VFO/MR
button
to recall
memories:
the
display
and mode indicators
will
change
to
the
displayed memorYrs
data.
(2)
While walching
the memory number
(be-
neath u
CH' at the right
side
of
the
dispiay), press
the
DWN and UP keys
on
the
microphone
or turn the
tuning
knob
to select different
memories.
The
mode
of a
recalled
memorY
may
be
changed temporaril
y by the
MODE keys'
When another memory
or a vfo is
selected,
the
temporary mode seleclion
is
cancelled
(but see the next
Procedure).