AOR The Superior AR820 0 Series Operating Manual page 146

The following keys act as short cuts when entering text {101(12-1)}
When in text menus, the keys are used to move cursor position left and right.
The key is used to delete the current character and remaining line to the right of the cursor.
The MAIN DIAL cycles through upper / lower case letters, numbers and characters.
The numeric keys provide short cuts to several characters:
is a short cut for BLANK
is a short cut for number 1
is a short cut for upper case A
is a short cut for upper case Z
is a short cut for lower case a
is a short cut for lower case z
is a short cut for Japanese character set
is a short cut for Japanese character set
is a short cut for various characters & symbols
to accept the input and return to the standard display.
Shortcut text entry from the keypad {104(13-1)}
While in a text input menu,
the key shown to the horizontal-left followed by the vertical key shown above the required character (do not push both keys together). The first key push will
produce a character on the screen which will be replaced with the required character when the second key is pushed, the cursor with then move one place to
the right.
General trouble shooting
If you experience problems with the set, refer to page 136 of the operating manual. The last resort before calling your supplying dealer for help is a soft reset
of the microprocessor. This is achieved as follows:
Soft reset is achieved by powering-up the radio with the
frequency is displayed in 2VFO mode.
All scan & search environments are cleared, bank link is set off and the receiver frequency will be set to 88.000 MHz for both VFO-A and VFO-B. The beep
will be enabled and set to default as will lamp and LCD contrast. All memory and search bank data will be intact.
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to display flashing "FUNC" then refer to the following table. Look for the required character in the table then PUSH
key held, do not release the key until the opening message has performed and a