Kenwood TM-521E - Manual (Page 14)

4-4-4. Memory Channel Contents
The following data can be stored in each Memory
Channel.
Model Memory Channel Contents
Frequency
TM-221A SHIFT status
TM-321A REV status
TM-421A TONE status
TM-521A Tone Frequency
CTCSS status and Tone Frequency
TM-221ES Frequency
TM-421ES SHIFT status
TM-521E REV status
4-4-5. Memory Entry
1. Memory Channels 0 — 9, A and b (Simplex/Stan-
dard Offsets)
1. Press the VFO/M key to select the VFO mode.
2. Select the desired operating frequency, and
shift.
3. Select the CTCSS key if tone squelch is desired.
(TM-221A/321A/421A/521A only)
4. Press the TONE key if required. (European ver­
sion excluded)
5. Select the desired Tone Frequency. See Section
4-7. TONE FREQUENCY SELECTION. If CTCSS
(Tone Squelch) has been selected, the tone func­
tion will be automatically activated. (TM-221A/
321A/421A/521A only).
6. Press the M.IN key. The Memory Channel
Number display will light.
7. Select the desired Memory Channel using the
TUNING control or the microphone UP/DWN
switches. You must do this within 5 seconds of
pressing the M.IN key (Step 6), or the M in­
dicator will turn off. If the indicator goes off, you
must press the M.IN key again.
8. Press the M.IN key within 5 seconds of selecting
the Memory Channel. If the indicator goes off,
you must press the M.IN key again in order to
complete the desired function.
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3.
Odd Split Memory Channels C and d
Enter the desired receiver frequency as describ­
ed in Section 4-4-5. 1. above, in Memory Chan­
nel C or d.
Select the desired transmitter frequency using
the TUNING control or the microphone UP/DWN
switches.
Press the M.IN key to complete the operation.
4-4-6. Memory Shift (Transferring Data from
Memory Channel to the VFO)
1. Press the VFO/M key to select the Memory
Channel mode.
2. Select the desired Memory Channel. If an Odd
Split Memory Channel (C or d) is selected, only
the receive data will be transferred.
3. Press the M.IN key and then the VFO/M key to
transfer the data.
4-5. SCAN
The following scan options are available:
Programmable Band Scan (VFO mode)
Memory Channel Scan (Memory Channel mode)
4-5-1. Programmable Band Scan
The scan frequency range is determined by the fre­
quencies stored in Memory Channels A and b. The
frequency stored in Memory Channel A must be
lower than the frequency stored in Memory Channel
b for Programmable Band Scan to function properly.
If the frequency in Memory Channel A is equal to or
greater than the frequency stored in Memory Chan­
nel b, scan will proceed over the entire tuning range
of the radio.
Lowest
Operating Frequency entered in
Frequency Memory Channel A.
(a) I----------------- ^-----------------------
Highest
Frequency entered in Operating
Memory Channel b. Frequency
The radio scans this frequency range.
Lowest
Operating
Frequency
(b) I------
Frequency entered in
Memory Channel b.
Highest
Frequency entered in Operating
Memory Channel A. Frequency
K
The radio scans this frequency range.
Lowest
Operating Same frequencies are entered in
Frequency both Memory Channels A and b.
(0 I---------------- ^----------------------------------------------
■H
Highest
Operating
Frequency
h - ------------- --------------- ----------
The radio scans this frequency range.
1. Before pressing the SCAN key, adjust the SQL
control to the threshold level.
2. Determine the desired scan frequency range and
enter the frequencies into Memory Channels A
and b.
3. Press the VFO/M key to select the VFO mode.
4.
Press the SCAN key to initiate scan.
5. To clear scanning, press any key such as the
SCAN key, microphone PTT or UP/DWN
switches, or rotate the TUNING control, except
LOW (HI/LO) or POWER switch.
4-5-2. Memory Channel Scan
1. Press the VFO/M key to select the Memory
Channel mode.
2. Before pressing the SCAN key, adjust the SQL
control to the threshold level.
3. Press the SCAN key to initiate scan.
4. To clear scanning, press any key such as the
SCAN
key, microphone PTT or UP/DWN
switches, or rotate the TUNING control, except
LOW (HI/LO) or POWER switch.
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