Automatic Band Change (A.b.c.); Advanced Intercept Point (Aip) - Kenwood TM-V7A Instruction Manual

AUTOMATIC BAND CHANGE (A.B.C.)

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A.B.C. will temporarily switch the RX only band to the TX
band immediately after a signal is received on the RX only
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band. This function allows you to reply to a caller without
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manually selecting the correct band.
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Press [F] , [MNU] to toggle the function ON or OFF.
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• "A.B.C." appears when the function is ON.
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• Pressing [BAND SEL] or Mic [PTT] also cancels A.B.C.
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• The original TX band is restored 2 seconds after the signal
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drops out.
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Note:
You cannot use A.B.C. when in Single-band mode. After activating
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A.B.C., changing from Dual-band mode to Single-band mode
deactivates A.B.C. Switching back to Dual-band mode re-activates
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A.B.C.
After activating A.B.C., starting Visual Scan deactivates A.B.C.
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Canceling Visual Scan re-activates A.B.C.
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ADVANCED INTERCEPT POINT (AIP)

AIP helps eliminate interference and reduce audio
distortion caused by intermodulation. This problem is often
apparent in urban areas when the RX band is extremely
crowded.
1 Select the desired band.
2 Press [MNU] to enter Menu mode.
3 Select Menu No. 9 (AIP).
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• "VHF AIP" or "UHF AIP" appears depending on which
band you selected.
4 Press [SET] to toggle the function ON or OFF (default).
5 Press [MNU] again to exit Menu mode.
Note: While using VHF/VHF RX or UHF/UHF RX, switching the AIP
function ON or OFF on the main band also activates or deactivates AIP
on the sub band.
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