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10
M
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ODES OF
PERATION
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10.1 Single Side Band and Continuous Wave SSB / CW
10.1.1 SSB Single Side Band
SSB/CW menu
Fig. 26
MODE
In order to select different operating modes pushbuttons (keys) are available in
the clustered area MODE:
Key
SSB / CW
AM / FM
AM / AME USB / AME LSB and FM / FM RPT / FM RPT–
DATA
When SSB/CW or AM/FM button is pushed the last selected mode (SSB/CW
or AM/FM) is memorized and reactivated.
When e.g. a band key with other adjustments were active before, the
adjustments of the buttons SSB/CW and AM/FM are preserved.
The display shows the activated mode left hand of frequency. The
corresponding softkey is shown inverse.
Pushing SSB/CW button activates the allocated last used mode (USB, LSB,
CW or CW–) and will call up the SSB/CW menu.
If this is e.g. a SSB mode, a second press toggles to the last activated CW
mode.
Upper Side Band;
the softkey will be displayed inverse (as shown here);
the display will show
USB
Lower Side Band;
the softkey will be displayed inverse;
the display will show
LSB
Continuous Wave normal mode (CW-pitch in USB);
the softkey will be displayed inverse;
the display will show
CW
Continuous Wave inverse mode (CW-pitch in LSB);
the softkey will be displayed inverse;
the display will show
CW–
Cyclic change of frequency tuning steps:
1 Hz 10 Hz 100 Hz 1 kHz
Mode
USB / LSB and CW / CW–
shiftable „submode"
(left of frequency).
(left of frequency).
(left of frequency).
(left of frequency).
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