Grecom PSR-410 Owner's Manual page 29

Save Exit Dflt
The Save softkey will save your new CONV object to the file system when
pressed (but don't press it yet!). The Exit softkey aborts the creation of
the new CONV object, and the Dflt softkey restores the selected CONV
menu parameter to its default setting.
If you press the 6 key on the bottom of the 5-way pushbutton pad, you can
scroll down and see all of the parameters that can be specified for a CONV
object. Go ahead and take a peek - then scroll back to the very top of the
display so you can begin entering information for your first CONV object.
HINT: Pressing FUNC 5 or FUNC 6 will jump to the top or bottom of a
menu, respectively.
Note that as you scroll both the upward and downward scroll indicators
will illuminate to indicate that there are parameters above and below the
current cursor position, until you get to the very end of the menu, where
only the upward scroll indicator will be on to indicate that there are no more
parameters below the current cursor position. Also note that a few lines of
context sensitive help are available for each menu item. To see the help text
for a menu item, press FUNC, then press SEL on the 5-way pushbutton
pad. To exit help, press SEL again.
As you scroll the object menu, you will see a line that states:
66 EXPERT BELOW 66
This line is found in the object menus and the Global configuration menus.
Its purpose is to delineate between the basic settings that are important to
each object and the operation of the radio, and the expert settings that may
be of interest to advanced users, but, if left alone, will not adversely impact
the operation of the radio. For more information about the Basic and Expert
settings, please refer to the Detailed Menu Reference at the end of this
Owner's Manual.
Use the 56 keys to scroll the screen until the flashing cursor appears next
to the Freq: label. Key in a known local frequency and press the ENT
key, or press the DONE softkey - either one will do the same thing. There!
You just entered the frequency for your first CONV object.
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