Icom IC-R7000 Instruction Manual page 10

@MEMORY CHANNEL SCAN
START/STOP SWITCH [MEMORY]
MEMORY
[a
@AUTO-WRITE MEMORY SCAN
START /STOP SWITCH [AUTO-M]
AUTO-M
1§11
@SCAN-SPEED CONTROL
[SCAN-SPEED]
Q
SPEED -!SCAN
I
@SCAN-DELAY CONTROL
[SCAN-DELAY]
5~10
OFF
ooo
ISCANf-DELAY
@VOICE SCAN CONTROL SWITCH
[VSC]
vsc
~
@METER
@METER SWITCH [METER]
METER
CJ]:~
@PHONES JACK [PHONES]
PHONES
@RECORDING JACK [REC]
REC
This switch turns ON and OFF the MEMORY CHANNEL SCAN
function which scans every memory channel except those in blank
staws.
See SECTION 5-5 {5) for further operating details.
This switch turns ON and OFF the AUTO-WRITE MEMORY
SCAN function which automatically writes received frequencies
into memory channels 80 through 99 while repeatedly scanning the
frequency range set in the HI-LO scan range.
For further details regarding operation see SECTION 5 · 5 (6).
The scan speed of each scanning function can be set or altered by
using this controL Turning the control clockwise increases scan
speed while turning it counterclockwise decreases the speed.
For further details see SECTION 5-6 {3) SCAN SPEED.
This control sets the delay times for restarting scanning after incom-
ing signafs are received and stopped.
SCAN DELAY has
4
separate delay time settings: OFF,
5
(seconds),
15
(seconds) and infinity
(oo).
These settings determine the amount
of time a signal will be stopped.
For further details regarding operation see SECTION
5 · 6
(2).
This switch turns the VOICE SCAN CONTROL circuit ON and OFF.
When scanning, the scan stops only at received signals carrying voices
or audio signals.
VOICE SCAN CONTROL function operates in every scan function.
For futher details regarding operation see SECTION 5-6 (1 ).
This meter functions as an S-Meter (Signal Strength Meter) when
signals are being received, and also as a Center Frequency Meter if
the METER SWITCH is pressed IN.
The METER SWITCH selects either of the following for display on
the METER: signal strength of a received signal or the center fre-
quency for a targeted signaL
The PHONES JACK is used for connecting headphones to the
receiver. For ideal audio clarity the headphones should be 4 to 16
ohms impedance. While the headphones are in use, the built-in
speaker will emit no sound.
An optional HP-2 communication headphones set is also available,
from ICOM.
The RECORDING JACK is used for connecting a tape recorder to
the IC-R7000. Make the receiver connection from the RECORD-
ING JACK to the AUX JACK on the tape recorder.
Recording will occur at a constant level of audio frequency output
regardless of the setting of the AF GAIN control.
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