Icom IC-820H Instruction Manual page 4

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PANEL DESCRIPTION
See pgs. 1-4
POWER
MAIN:
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TRANSMIT SUB
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€) MEMORY UP/DOWN SWITCHES
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[MEMO DOWN/UP-SATELLITE REV/NOR]
(pgs. 30, 34)
e Select the memory channel number.
- Memory channel can be selected both in
the VFO and memory modes.
FUNG' | e Enter the satellite mode after pushing
[FUNC] to track the main and sub
bands frequencies.
Or -When selecting the satellite mode, the
[VFO] switch selects the satellite VFO
mode and the [MEMO] switch selects the
satellite memory mode.
e Exit the satellite mode after pushing
[FUNC].
e Enter and exit the satellite mode using
the current operating frequencies wnen
pushing one of these for 2 sec. after
pushing [FUNC].
then
PREV
or
LNOR |
Push and hold
PREV | indicates reverse tracking for the uplink and
downlink frequencies.
LSB |
-, SATL-R USB
NOR | indicates normal tracking for the uplink and
CE then downlink frequencies.
LSB SATL-N
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Uplink frequency Downlink frequency
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€) MEMORY WRITE SWITCH [MW>M-CL]
(pgs. 30, 31)
e Stores displayed frequency and mode into
Pusnané the displayed memory channel when
pushed for 2 sec.
- This function is available both in the VFO and
memory modes.
2» Clears memory channel contents when
oushed for 2 sec. after pushing [FUNC].
- This switch does not function in the VFO
mode.
Push and
hold
€ MEMORY SWITCH [MEMO-Mp VFO]
(pgs. 29, 31)
(wewo} @ Selects the memory mode.
-When the selected channel is not pro-
grammed, a selected band name (140 or
400) appears 2 sec. after the selection.
(MEMO }
y : \ 2 While pushed and held, the tuning dial
j changes the memory channel.
gma © When pushed for 2 sec. after pushing
then [FUNC], transfers the programmed con-
tents in the selected memory channel to a
Push and VFO.
sis - This function is available both in the VFO and
memory modes.