Yupiteru MVT-7100 Owner’s Guide Owner's Manual page 6

Use the ad-hoc approach
This approach allows you to change one or more of the individual MHz digits of the current frequency.
Press FUNC + MHz. Use the arrow keys to select the digit to be changed (it will blink faster than the other
digits). Press the appropriate number key or use the rotary control to select it. Repeat as necessary to
change any other digits. Press ENT to finish entry or C/AC to cancel the changes.
Regardless of how you change the frequency, be sure to verify the receive mode and step size are set
appropriately.
Changing receive mode
1. Press FUNC + MODE
2. Use rotary control or arrow keys to select receive mode
3. Press ENT to accept change or C/AC to cancel
Changing step size
1. Press STEP
2. Use rotary control or arrow keys to select step size
3. Press ENT to accept change or C/AC to cancel
NOTE: Each receive mode keeps track of its own step size. If you are going to change the receive mode
and step size, change the receive mode first since it might recall the step size you need.
Programming Memory
Once a favourite frequency has been entered in VFO mode, it can be programmed into one of the 1000
memory channels (0-999) or the priority channel (1000).
When frequency data is copied from a VFO to a memory channel, a specific channel number can be
specified or the current memory channel can be used.
To copy to a specific memory channel
1. Enter the 3-digit channel number (0-999)
2. Press FUNC + MW
3. A double-beep is heard
To copy to the current memory channel
1. Press FUNC + MW
2. A double-beep is heard
NOTE : The current memory channel can be noted by pressing MR to enter Memory mode, noting the
channel number, then pressing MR to return to VFO mode.
NOTE : When a VFO is copied to memory, the following settings are also copied to that memory channel
1. Frequency
2. Step size
3. Receive mode
Each time a memory write (copying VFO to memory) is performed, the current memory channel is
incremented by one. To write successive memory channels, simply enter the frequency data and use the
method to copy this frequency to the current memory channel.
When frequency data is copied from a VFO to a priority channel, a memory channel number of 1000 must
be specified.
To copy to the priority channel
1. Enter 1000
2. Press FUNC + MW
3. A double-beep is heard
Searching
Searching for new frequencies can be performed using the VFO frequency as the starting point. Refer to
Searching Modes for further details.