AOR AR8000 Operating Manual page 54

Example of memory channel editing
Let's assume that you wish to EDIT the contents of memory channel "A00"
which for example may contain the frequency 99.5 MHz with the mode WFM,
step set to AUTO, attenuator OFF and alphanumeric comment blank.
You may decide the new memory channel data will
be 145.5 MHz, mode of NFM, step set to 25 kHz (step
offset Off), attenuator On and alphanumeric comment
of "2M CALL".
Press [FUNC] [8] to access the "SET EDIT-CH"
menu.
Move the cursor to the left of the "CHANGE-MEM"
option using the UP/DOWN keys or [DIAL] then
press [ENT] to access the "CHANGE-MEM" sub
menu.
SELECT MEMORY CHANNEL FOR EDITING: Key
in the channel number which you wish to edit using
the keypad [A] [0] [0] or rotate the [DIAL] to locate
the channel number "A00". Press [ENT] to select
channel number "A00" which is to be edited.
CHANGE FREQUENCY: The cursor moves to left of
the third line of the LCD awaiting the entry of the new
frequency and the legend "FREQ SET" is displayed
on the fourth line. Press [1] [4] [5] [.] [5] [ENT] to
set the new frequency.
Should you make a mistake while entering the new
frequency, the UP arrow key will act as backspace
edit to correct frequency input.
CHANGE MODE: The selection symbol ">" appears
on the third line of the LCD along with available
modes and legend "MODE SET" is displayed on the
fourth line indicating MODE selection is required. The
symbol "#" indicates the current selection.
Use the UP/DOWN keys or rotate the [DIAL] until the
">" symbol is to the left of and pointing at the mode
"NFM". Press [ENT] to accept the mode selection.
Note: If AUTO is selected, the "STEP SET" menu option will be skipped as the
data will be taken from the AUTO-MODE bandplan data programmed into the
AR8000 microprocessor.
STEP SET: The highlight flashing cursor moves to the third line of the LCD
over the legend "STEP" with an additional legend "STEP SET" on the fourth
line indicating that step size setting is required.