AOR The Superior AR820 0 Series Operating Manual page 135

Section 18-6-7
the key to move the cursor to the left of the
"ALL-DATA" legend, use the
to start the band scope data save. The legend
"EXT-MEM SAVING !!" will be briefly displayed, the save process
will only take a second to complete. Once the save is complete,
the LCD will revert to its previous display (VFO, scan or search
etc).
Load B-SCOPE (for future display)
It is presumed that you have already saved band scope data to one of the four EM8200 memory
locations. Make sure that global write protect is not set or the data load will be unsuccessful and no data
will be loaded. It is also possible to load a band scope trace directly into the band scope display for
immediate viewing, this is explained at the end of this section.
If you wish to retain any currently displayed band scope, save it to one of the four locations in the
external EM8200.
Access the COPY EXT-MEM menu using the key sequence
Select the "LOAD" option,
bank you wish to save using the
left of the "ALL-DATA" legend, use the
to start the band scope data load. The legend "EXT-MEM LOADING !!" will be briefly
displayed, the band scope load process will only take a second to complete. Once the load is complete,
the LCD will revert to its previous display (VFO, scan or search etc).
Recalling a stored band scope for viewing
The loaded band scope may be recalled to LCD, the key sequence depends upon whether the EM8200
is still fitted or not.
With EM8200 'not' fitted: Use the key sequence
band scope to LCD.
With EM8200 fitted: Use the key sequence
load menu, the legend "B-SCOPE LOAD" will be displayed.
the
INTERNAL "INT" and EXTERNAL "EXT", the default is "EXT". As
band scope data has been transferred to internal memory select
"INT".
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keys to select "B-SCOPE".
keys (0, 1, 2 or 3).
keys to select "B-SCOPE".
key to toggle the memory selection between
to recall the trace to LCD.
to toggle between load and save. Next select the EM8200
the
.
key to move the cursor to the
to recall the loaded
to access the band scope