Kenwood TM-3530A - Manual (Page 13)

2. Keyboard
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© Numeric keypad |T|-f^
Depress the [^, [^, [4] and keys respectively. The
frequency display will indicate "6.940" (146.940
MHz).
[The number keys function also serve as autopatch
keys
during transmit mode. (TM-3530A/2570A/
2550A/2530A only)]
© (Offset Select) key
Depress this key to select a frequency shift other than
the one recommended by the ARRL Band Plan (Sim­
plex, +, or - 600 kHz for the 144 MHz band and 1.6
MHz for the 220 MHz band) and the ITU Region 1
Band Plan (Simplex, -600 kHz for the 144 MHz
band). (The standard ARRL and Region 1 Band Plan
have been pre-programmed.)
© I PS I (Priority Select) key
This key is used to designate the priority channel.
First, select the desired channel, then depress the
PRIO switch and finally press the |PS| key.
The microprocessor is reset by turning the POWER
switch ON while depressing this key.
0 |LO| (Lock-Out) key (Skip)
This key is used to designate the memory channel(s)
to be skipped during memory scan. Select the chan­
nel to be skipped when the select switch is set to
M.CH and then press this key. A star ★ appears on the
LCD to show the channel has been locked-out.
© r^l(Scan) key
This key is used for scan operation. Press the key
when the squelch is ON. Band-scan operation is exe­
cuted while in the key mode and memory-scan opera­
tion is performed in the memory mode.
©[^ (Clear) key
Use this key if you have made an error during pro­
gramming. By pressing this key, the frequency set by
the numeric keypad is cleared. When cleared, the fre­
quency display will indicate the frequency that was
displayed before the last entry was cleared. This key
is also used to release scan operations.
© [M] (Memory) key
This key is used to store frequency and offset.
[This key is also used to store tone frequencies and
telephone numbers in memory. (TM-3530A/3530A/
2570A/2550A/2530A only)]
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