Kenwood TS-480 - Manual (Page 47)

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2. Changing memory and registered details
You can change any registration data from the
appropriate window. You use this window when
storing new data in memory. Display the
frequency you wish to register and press M.IN.
Then pick the channel (0-89) you want to write to
and press DISP: the memory window (right) will
open. This window now allows you to pick split
operations. If you wish to switch to split mode,
check the TX/End Frequency checkbox and you
can then enter the frequency for the TX station as split memory. By clicking on the box displaying
the frequency you can input the desired frequency, and you can also store it. As with ARCP-2000,
you can input memory names in this window.
3. CW keying
You can also use ARCP for keying. If you think you may have made a mistake while keying,
ARCP-480 allows you to click the Stop button to prevent the message from being sent, although
with previous versions of ARCP you could not do this. Also, you can enter special codes (with a
few exceptions) from the keyboard.
Since you can now enter BT and other
special codes from the keyboard, you do
not have to move your hands from the
home position during a QSO. Also, the
software now allows you to stretch the log
window, which is useful when it becomes
filled with messages. The window can be
closed even during transmission by just
pressing the ESC key.
ARCP-480 does not allow direct keying by
typing, but for it is a fully practical solution
for regular QSO.
Special code input
Special code Key / Display Special code Key / Display
BT “[“ AS “<“
KN “］” AR “_”
BK “＼” HH “#”
SK “>“ SN “%”