W Split Memory Channels - Icom IC-707 Instruction Manual

MEMORY CHANNELS 4
W Split memory channels
Memory channels 26 — 30 are split memory chan- These memory channels are especially useful for
nels. Frequencies and operating modes can be repeater operation. _
programmed for both transmitting and receiving.
Split memory channel selection While in MEMORY mode:
Refer to p. 25, select one of memory channels 26 — — "SPLIT" blinks, then disappears if only 1 frequency is
30. programmed in that channel.
— "SPLIT" blinks, then appears continuously if 2 frequen-
cies are programmed in that channel.
Split memory channel programming Push the [FUNC] switch again to cancel "FUNC."
Following is a programming example for memory
channel 26. Push the [A/B] switch to select VFO A.
— Receiving : 29.680 MHz, FM mode
— Transmitting : 29.580 MHz, FM tone mode"
*For accessing a repeater which requires a subaud-
ible tone.
1) Select 29.680 MHz and FM mode in VFO A.
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Push and hold the [MW] switch to program the
2) Select 29.580 MHz and FM tone mode in VFO B. frequencies into memory channel 26.
Push the [FUNC] switch, then push the [V/M]
switch to select MEMORY mode.
3) Push the [FUNC] switch, then rotate the main dial JO
to select memory channel number readout "26." a wEJ
Z NOTE: An optional UI-9 FM UNIT is required for
FM mode operation. Refer to p. 35. For access-
ing a repeater which requires a subaudible tone,
an optional UT-30 PROGRAMMABLE TONE
ENCODER UNIT is required. Refer to p. 35.
Split memory channel operation 2) Release the [PTT] switch to receive.
When one of memory channels 26 — 30 is selected e Receive frequency appears.
and split frequencies are programmed, split fre-
quency operation is automatically selected.
1) Push and hold the [PTT] switch.
e Transmit frequency appears. To cancel split frequency operation, push the
[SPLIT] switch.
e "SPLIT" disappears.
Z NOTE: Simplex operation is temporarily se-
lected with the receive frequency in the memory
channel. However, split frequencies remain in
the memory channel.
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