Memory Channel; Operation - Icom IC-R71A Instruction Manual

FOR EXAMPLE:
When VFO A is 14.271MHz and USB, and VFO B is
29.670MHz and FM, pushing the VFO switch to select
VFO A, then the VFO EQUALIZING switch, VFO B's
frequency and operating mode become the same as VFO A's
(14.271MHz and USB). Now the VFO A's frequency is
memorized in the VFO B, and you can operate anywhere
with VFO A or B. When you want to return to the previous
frequency (14.271MHz), switch back to the other VFO.
To reverse this (A the same as B), select VFO B first, then
the VFO EQUALIZING switch.
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VFO A
VFO B
(hidden)
Pushing the VFO
EQUALIZING switch
VFO A
(displayed)
VFO B
(hidden)
5-2 MEMORY CHANNEL OPERATION
5-2-1 MEMORY CHANNEL SELECTION
When the power switch is turned ON, the set initially
operates with the VFO A and memory channel number
"01" is displayed. By pushing the VFO/MEMORY switch,
the set is switched into the MEMORY CHANNEL MODE
and frequency and mode which have been stored in the
"MEMORY CHANNEL 1" are displayed on the frequency
display. In addition, the letters ''M ch" are also displayed
above the memory channel number to indicate the set is
in the MEMORY CHANNEL MODE.
FOR EXAMPLE:
When '14.271MHz" and USB are memorized in VFO A,
and "29.625MHz'' and FM are in MEMORY CHANNEL
1, by pushing the power switch ON, the frequency display
shows '14.271.0", "USB", "VFO A" and memory channel!
number '01°'.
By pushing the VFO/MEMORY switch, the display will
show "29.625.0" and ''FM'', memory channel number
"01", and the letters ''M ch'"' above the channel number.
When the power
is turned ON.
Pushing the
VFO/MEMORY switch
By turning the MEMORY CHANNEL SELECT SWITCH,
memory channels can be selected. Turning clockwise
increases the channel number and _ counterclockwise
decreases the number, and the respective frequency and
mode are displayed on the display.
When you select a memory channel that has never had any
frequency stored in it, the frequency display does not show
any frequency, but MHz and KHz decimals. However, the
set works with the frequency and mode of the memory
channel (or VFO), which was previously displayed.
FOR EXAMPLE:
When "7.012MHz" and "CW" are memorized in memory
channel 2, and no frequency is in channel 3, by turning
the MEMORY CHANNEL SELECT switch clockwise, the
frequency display will show '7.012.0" "CW'', "M ch"
and memory channel number '02'.
By turning the MEMORY CHANNEL SELECT switch
clockwise furthermore, the memory channel number will
change to '03', but the channel has never memorized any
frequency, thus the display shows ''CW" and only the MHz
and KHz decimals. However, the set works with the fre-
quency and mode of channel 2, i.e., ''°7.012MHz'' and "CW"'.
When memory channel limits are reached (i.e., '01' or
"32"'), the next memory channel entered will be the
opposite limit (i.e., "32" or 01").
Turning the
MEMORY CHANNEL
SELECT SWITCH
clockwise.
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