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WORKING WITH MEMORY
MEMORY AUTO-SCAN
Memory Auto-scan enables scanning
through the memories within the selected
memory page. Each filled memory is
accessed for about 5 seconds, after
which the scan moves on to the next
used memory automatically, staying on it
for about 5 seconds. This continues
indefinitely on the selected page until
deliberately stopped. Unused memories
are not accessed.
1. Press/release FREQ/PRESET (11)
button.
2. Press/hold either the UP or DOWN
button for about a second. Then
release it. Note that PRESET flashes
under the memory number, indicating
that memory scanning is functioning
with each memory being scanned for
about 5 seconds. It then moves on to
the next memory for another 5
seconds. To stop memory preset auto-
scan, press/release either the UP or
DOWN button.
DELETING A MEMORY'S CONTENTS
button (11).
2. Use the UP or DOWN button (5,6) to
select the memory preset location of
the frequency that you wish to delete.
Alternately, use the numeric keypad to
enter the memory number.
about 2 seconds and then release it.
'dEL' appears flashing in the display.
4. While 'dEL' is still flashing,
press/release the DELETE button.
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DELETING ALL MEMORY PAGE
CONTENTS
button (11).
2. Press/hold the DELETE button (20) for
5 seconds and then release it. 'dEL'
and PAGE (45, 46) appear flashing in
the display.
3. Within 2 seconds, press/release the
DELETE button.
MOVING A STORED FREQUENCY
A stored frequency can be moved to a
different memory or memory page.
2. Press/release the PAGE button.
3. Within 3 seconds, use the UP or
DOWN button to select the required
memory page.
twice.
that you wish to store the station
into.
MEMORY button.
CUSTOMIZING MEMORY PAGES
The PL-600 is configured at the
factory with 10 memory pages (from
01~10), each page having 50
memories plus 100 memories in page
00, in total 600 memories. You can
change the set up of page 01~10 via
the SYSTEM SET CODES, shown
below.
GETTING STARTED
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The included AC Adaptor/Charger may be
used to charge 4 Ni-MH rechargeable
batteries (included) when installed onto
the PL-600's battery compartment. Before
charging, the PL-600 must be set up for
use with Ni-MH batteries and the correct
charging rate must be selected for them
to be charged. Ni-MH batteries are
manufactured with specific capacities
rated in milliamp-hours (mAh). These
capacities vary from about 1000 mAh up
to 2400 mAh at the time of this writing
(usually printed on the batteries). For
proper charging without damage to the
batteries, the correct charging rate must
be set. To set the charging rate, plug in
the AC adaptor and turn the PL-600 off.
Then follow the instructions below.
1. Enter SYSTEM SET CODE 28. See
instructions in the section titled
SYSTEM SET CODES.
2. While '1000' flashes in the display, use
the UP /DOWN buttons to select the
mAh rating of your Ni-MH batteries.
To charge Ni-MH batteries:
1. Install 4 Ni-MH AA batteries.
2. Connect the adaptor/charger to the AC
wall.
3. Press/release the CHARGE ON/OFF
button. 'CHARGE' will flash in the
display and the charge indication bars
will advance from bottom to top in the
upper left corner of the display. The
digits in the upper right corner of the
display will change to 00:00 and will
count up in minutes and hours until
charging is finished.
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Once charging is finished, 'CHARGE' will
stop flashing and the charging indication
bars in the upper left corner will stay full.
Charging time varies depending on the
milliamp-hour rating of the batteries. The
charging circuit automatically senses the
milliamp-hour rating of the batteries and
will charge them for the correct amount of
time. Charging time can take from 5.5
hours for 1000 mAh batteries to 13 hours
for 2300 mAh batteries. The charging
circuit will sense when the batteries are
fully charged and automatically go into
trickle-charge mode, thus safeguarding
the batteries from being overcharged.
Disconnecting the adaptor/charger DC-06
from the PL-600 or pressing the
CHARGE ON/OFF button will also stop
charging.
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