Kenwood TM-431E - Manual (Page 18)

4. Press the CALL key within
10 seconds. A long beep
will sound and the F indica­
tor will turn off in the dis­
play. This indicates that the
lower limit has been suc­
cessfully stored in memory.
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5. Now select the desired
upper tuning limit using
the MHz key and tuning
control, or microphone
UP/DWN switches.
With our example TM-431
we want the upper band
limit to be in the 435 MHz
band, and therefore dial up
435.560 MHz.
6. Press the F key for longer
than 1 second. The F indi­
cator will again begin
flashing.
7. Press the SHIFT/AL key wi­
thin 10 seconds. A long
beep will sound and the F
indicator will turn off in the
display. This indicates that
the upper limit has been
successfully stored in
memory.
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8. To confirm that the
programming was properly
performed rotate the tuning
control or press the
UP/DWN switches. The
transceiver should not go
above or below the
programmed band limits.
9. To clear both programmed
limits simultaneously you
should initialize the VFO
memory using the proce­
dures discussed on page
10. You can reprogram
either limit independently
by following the appropri­
ate instructions above.
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An internal heterodyne tone resulting from internal mixing
may be encountered near by 1244.150 MHz.
(TM-531A/531E only)