Priority Channels; Favorite Channels - Raymarine Ray260 User Manual

8.3 Priority channels

Channel 16 is the dedicated priority channel.
The default secondary priority channel is channel 09, however
this can be changed if required.
Switching between priority channels
1. Press the Priority button to switch between the priority
channels and the last used channel.
Setting a second priority channel
You can select which channel you want to use as the second
priority channel.
From the VHF operation menu (Main menu > VHF OPERATION
):
1. Select 2ND PRIORITY.
2. Use the Channel Up and Channel Down buttons to select
the required channel.
3. Select OK to confirm.
VHF operations

8.4 Favorite channels

Favorite channels can be saved to memory and assigned to the
soft buttons during normal operation.
A total of 9 channels can be saved as favorites, Favorite
channels are assigned to 1 of 3 banks of favorite channels. A
bank of favorite channels is assigned to the soft buttons. The
bank that is displayed can be changed and channels can be
added and removed as required.
The LCD displays which bank of favorites has been selected
i.e. FAV 1, FAV 2, or FAV 3.
Adding favorite channels
Follow the steps below to add channels to the 3 favorite channel
banks.
From the VHF operation menu (Main menu > VHF OPERATION
):
1. Select FAVORITE CH.
2. Select either FAV CH BANK-1, FAV CH BANK-2, or FAV
CH BANK-3.
3. Select EDIT BANK.
4. Use the Up Arrow and Down Arrow soft buttons to select
either LEFT, CENTER, or RIGHT as required.
5. Use the Channel Up and Channel Down buttons to change
the assigned channel.
6. Select OK to confirm channel assignment.
7. Repeat the steps above for each favorite bank.
Selecting a favorite channel bank
You can change which favorite channel bank is assigned to the
soft buttons.
From the Favorite channel menu (Main menu > VHF
OPERATION > FAVORITE CH):
1. Select either FAV CH BANK-1, FAV CH BANK-2, or FAV
CH BANK-3.
2. Select SELECT BANK.
3. Select OK to confirm.
The chosen bank is now assigned to the soft buttons and are
displayed during normal operation.
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