Yaesu FT-51R Owner's Manual page 23

1 kHz
12.5125
20
50
Remember to match the 1-kHz and 10-kHz
digits place
entry of the frequency to the default
channel (tuning) step size. While some entries
are valid, others are rounded to the nearest 12.5-
table above outlines which combinations (key
entries) will work. To avoid this,
can be enabled (see the box on page 27).
Tuning
You can turn the
DIAL
tune in the selected step size. If you press
hold
a key for continuous tuning, you
need to release it and then press it again momen-
tarily (to stop, and prevent scanning). One-MHz
steps are also available: press
invalid, others
are rounded to nearest valid
12.5- or 25-kHz channel.
valid, but 5, 12.5
or 25 kHz channels cannot
be entered*.
only.
splinter tuning
A
or press
before press-
ing either =or
ping), or press
Default channel (tuning) steps are 25 kHz for
UHF and 5 kHz for VHF in U.S.A. versions. To
select another step size, press
the for the desired steps, then press the
to return to normal operation.
PTT
Dual In-Band i 3 Reverse Receive
You can simultaneously receive on two VHF
or two UHF channels
ceive UHF on the left and VHF on the right
(reverse receive).
useful, for example, to simultaneously monitor
both the input and output frequency of a re-
peater.
Dual in-band and reverse receive are accom-
plished by first using direct keypad entry of the
desired frequency on the alternate display. In
to other words, if there currently is a VHF fre-
and quency on the left display (the normal situation),
just enter a UHF frequency after designating the
left display as the "active" band. Afterwards, the
A
or
DIAL
ing or scanning operation on either receiver.
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and turn the
DIAL.
(dual in-band),
Dual in-band receive may be
be used normally for tun-
STEP
turn
or else re-