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11.2 Numerical Frequency Input ENTER
Fig. 36
ENTER menu
Fig. 38
Pushing ENTER button located in the cluster MODE will call up the ENTER
menu and will activate the numerical frequency input:
The frequency display will show blanks for all digits. A cursor indicates
(„_") which digit can be edited.
MHz
The number of blanks/digits are shown depends on the resolution selected by
using the Softkeys STEP , STEP
resolution is 1 kHz the frequency will be displayed as follows:
MHz
Pushing the respective numbers from 1.8 1 to 28 9 allocated to the
BAND buttons (located in the cluster BAND) and 0 VHF (located in the
cluster MODE) will insert the digits from left to right.
Pushing ENTER button (located in the cluster MODE or softkey) again will
complete the input; the RX transfers the frequency; the VFO menu will be
displayed:
Numerical input will be aborted;
the last used frequency will be displayed instead;
the last used softkey menu will be called up.
The curser will jump to the next left position; the last digit input will be deleted;
a leading empty digit will reappear.
Frequency input will be completed;
the RX transfers the frequency (function the same as ENTER key in the cluster
MODE);the VFO softkey menu will be displayed.
kHz
Hz
or STEP VFO (s. P. 41). E.g. the
Can not be
kHz
edited
Fig. 37a
Fig. 37b
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