Kenwood TM-3530A - Manual (Page 30)

4-8-6. Recall
The recall function is a channel re-linkage operation. If, in
the previous example, the channel linkage could not be
completed, station A would use the recall function to
Station A
again attempt to bring station B to the open channel
(146.430 MHz).
The same procedure is used with the TM-3530A.
Station B
Recall procedure (Channel linkage completed on initiating station but not on receiving station)
4-8-7. Reset and return
A. Reset function:
Use this function to move to another open channel after
completing a channel linkage. This function enables
either station to initiate channel linkage by resetting the CHL system. (This is confirmed by the fact that the CHL
indicator is turned OFF.)
Operating procedure Operation Remarks
1. Press the RESET key. Pressing once turns the LCD indicator
OFF and releases the channel linkage
operation.
Now, new channel linkage is possible.
B. Return Function:
Use if automatic QSY fails on any station you are com­
municating with. For example: stations A and B are co-
municating with each other. Station A initiates the chan­
nel linkage function. However station B is not successful
in the linkage operation. Pressing the RESET key will re­
turn the radio to the original operating frequency with a
simple one touch operation.
Operating procedure
1. Press the RESET key.
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Operation
Pressing the key again after reset opera­
tion causes the original channel
(146.520 MHz) to be displayed. Each
time the key is subsequently depressed
the display will switch between the ori­
ginal operating frequency (146.520
MHz) and the open channel frequency
(146.430 MHz). Press the CHL key
while the original operating frequency is
displayed and channel linkage operation
will be initiated again.
The same procedure is used with the
TM-3530A.
Remarks
The original operating fre­
quency and the open channel
are stored into memory at
the time the channel linkage
operation is originally com­
pleted.
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