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3 Memory Channel and Call Channel
3-1 Memory (MR) Channel
The Memory channel is the frequency called up and operated in the
Memory mode. The DJ-V5 has 200 memory channels, and each
channel has a memory channel number. You can program these
channcls to enable quick and easy recall of frequencies and memory
settings.
Note:
It is not possible to increase the number of memory
channels,
Wi Selecting a Memory Channel Number
In VFO mode, press the FUNC/LOCK key. An "M00" icon appears
as shown below.
Memory channel number
"M" appears or flashes
A flashing "M" indicates that the channel is not programmed yet.
Once the channel is programmed, "M" stays firm.
Rotate the Dial ; M00. M001. M002...appear as the dial is tumed
clockwise and MC2, MCI, M5b, MSA... appear as it is turned counter-
clockwise.
Note:
At default status, no memory channels except CALL
channels (MCI, MC2) are programmed,
i Programming a Memory Channel
All memory channels can be programmed with the following
information:
TX/RX frequency
- Shift frequency and direction
- CTCSS tone
Tuning step
~ TSQ setting
* DSQ setting
Output power level
- Alphanumertc/CH tag
@ Memory Channel Programming
I. Return to VFO mode by pressing the FUNC/LOCK key to
program the information mentioned above. Refer to the following
sections. (i.e. Section 4 Functions and Section 5 Communicating)
for instructions on how to program each function, with the
exception of the Alphanumeric tag (refer page 33).
2. Press the FUNC/LOCK key to return to the memory mode, and
then select one of the channels indicated with MOO to M199 by
rotating the Dial. Press the A (V/M MW) key to complete the
programming, a beep is heard and "M" icon disappears.
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Memory channel number
"M" flashes
3. Repeat the sequence to store more memories. To replace the new
information on a pre-stored channel, program new information in
VFO mode, return to Memory mode and press the A (V/M MW)
key.
Note:
Alphanumeric tag will not be automatically cancelled.
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