Kenwood TS-50S Instruction Manual page 17

2 CONTROLS AND CONNECTORS
A a eS ee ERD,
With the power supply on, and the transceiver
power off, hold down the A=B button, and switch
the transceiver power on. Refer to
"MICROPROCESSOR RESET" on page 45.
@) S$SB/CW button
Switches the transceiver between SSB and CW
modes, with a choice of two setup configurations.
Switch to other modulation modes only while in
receive mode.
By setting Menu A, No. 04, you can select either two-
step switching (the default, which is the conventional
SSB mode for the selected Amateur band, and CW) or
three-step switching (USB, LSB, and CW).
For details, refer to Menu Set-up (Menu A, No. 04) on
page 46.
A Two-step switching:
Press the SSB/CW button, and switch between
SSB and CW.
LS8/USB Auto Select
In the SSB mode, the transceiver automatically
selects USB or LSB, depending upon whether the
operating frequency is higher or lower than 9.5
MHz.
By convention, LSB is used for the 1.8 MHz
through 7 MHz bands, and USB is used for the
14 MHz and higher bands.
B Three-step switching:
Press the SSB/CW button, and step through USB,
LSB, and CW.
Note: in the Memory Channel mode, if the modulation made is
changed after selecting a channel, the change is temporary, and
the previous data in that channel remains unchanged. However, if
the mode is changed with memory channel 99 selected, the
previous data is overwritten in memory channel! 99.
@) FM/AM button
Toggles the transceiver between FM and AM. Switch
to other modulation modes only while in receive mode.
Note: In the Memory Channel mode, if the modulation mode
is changed after selecting a channel, the change is temporary,
and the previous data in that channel remains unchanged.
However, if the made is changed with memory channel 99
selected, the previous data is overwritten in memory channel 99.
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