Automatic Storage Function - Becker AR6201 Installation And Operation Manual

AR6201-(X0X)
"FREE" and "USED" channel indication.
By entering the storage procedure, the transceiver proposes the first
free channel for storing the Active Frequency. Beside the proposed
channel, also every other channel within the range 1 to 99 is selectable
by turning the rotary knob. For every selected channel, "USED" or "FREE"
appears respectively.
Pushing on the "STO" key once again assigns the Active Frequency to the
selected channel number, regardless of the channel is "FREE" or "USED".
Afterwards the transceiver automatically activates storing of
alphanumeric label assigned to the Active Frequency.
If the frequency has no label attached, ten underscore signs become
visible, otherwise directly indicating the current label.
Cursor appears on the first position (see figures below).
125.875
125.875
STO STO
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_
T DSB -
By turning the "ROTARY ENCODER characters can be selected ". Selection
works in both directions (example: from "blank  A  B  C" by turning
clockwise and from "C  B  A  blank" by turning counter clockwise).
Each push on the "ROTARY ENCODER" shifts the cursor to the next
position.
A short push on "STO" key stores the label and a long press on "STO" key
clears currently edited label.
After storing labels, the transceiver returns back to the previous
Frequency Selection Mode (Standard Mode / Direct Tune Mode / Scan
Function).
If no action occurs in label editing mode, the transceiver returns after
7 seconds to the previous Frequency Selection Mode without storing the
frequency and label information.
Recalling labels associated to the stored frequencies is possible in
Channel Mode (see chapter 3.5.3).
3.9.2

Automatic Storage Function

Transceiver automatically updates Last Channels Database only if STORE
LAST CHANNEL option selected in MEMORY OPTIONS page in the Installation
Setup (see chapter 2.8.5). The Transceiver provides possibility to store
9 recently selected VHF frequencies.
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