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PT-8000A Operating Manual v2.00.33
Because the numerical input always starts with the 100 MHz digit possibly the
0 VHF button first must be pushed. So this digit disappears and the Cursor
jumps one digit to the right to the 10 MHz digit. These can be deleted as well
by pushing 0 VHF button again, the cursor jumps to the 1 MHz digit, etc.
It is not necessary to key all digits (e.g. "0"). Pushing ENTER after the last digit
will set all lower digits to zero. After a valid numerical input is acknowledged
the frequency will be displayed and the respective RX will operate on that
frequency.
In case the least significant digit is typed in the numerical input is terminated
and the frequency is transferred to the respective VFO (Pushing ENTER is not
required). The RX operates with the new frequency.
In case the input is not acknowledged through ENTER or completely input or
not aborted through ESC, after a period of 10 seconds without any activity the
numerical input will be terminated and the last frequency used will be selected
again. The last used softkey menu will be called up.
If the entered frequency is outside of RX frequency ranges of the PT-8000A the
VFO will jump to the upper border of the next lower RX frequency range. If
input frequency is < 9 kHz it will jump to 9 kHz.
In case the input frequency is a valid BAND frequency one of the two stored
frequencies of this BAND will be overwritten by the numerical input.
In transverter operation two additional digits will be displayed for 1 and 10
Numerical Input
gigahertz range:
Transverter Operation
GHz
MHz
kHz
Hz
Fig. 39
In this case the 1 Hz digit is not available for numerical input.
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