Menu, F.lock, Avfob – Kenwood TM-255E User Manual

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DISPLAY

2 GETTING ACQUAINTED

Appears when accessing Menu Setup or DTSS/Page

Code Select.

Appears when the Frequency Lock function is ON.

® MHz

Appears when the MHz function is ON. Also appears
while using Memory Recall when selecting from only

programmed channels, or Memory Scroll when
choosing empty memory channels.

"A VFO" appears when VFO A is selected, and "VFO

B" appears when VFO B is selected. VFOs are

selected by using [A/B]. "A" and "B" appear while

Menu A and Menu B are being accessed respectively.

© — +

Indicates the transmit offset direction in relation to the

receive frequency. "+" and are used by the
TM-255A/E and TM-455A. " + " , a n d are used
by the TM-455E.

® TONE

Appears when the subaudible tone encoder is ON.

Appears when the Reverse function is ON. Transmit
and receive frequencies are reversed.

® PROC

Appears when the transmit Speech Processor is ON.

® AlP

Appears when the Advanced Intercept Point function

is ON.

Appears when the Noise Blanker is ON.

Appears when Automatic Modulation mode is

selected.

Appears when Tone Alert is ON.

Appears when Receiver Incremental Tuning is ON.

Displays the amount and direction of frequency shift

with the RIT ON, and the scan speed value while

scanning.

0 FM

Appears when the FM mode is selected by pressing

[AUTO/FM].

Appears when Lower Sideband (LSB) or Upper
Sideband (USB) is selected by pressing [SSB/CW].

Appears when Memory Recall is selected. Memory

Recall is selected by pressing [MR], The memory

channel digits are used while accessing Menu Setup
and DTSS/Page Code Select to indicate the

Menu No. selected. The dot to the lower right of the
memory channel digits indicates the selected memory
channel is locked-out of Memory Scan.

Appears when the transceiver is in the Transmit

mode.

Appears when the squelch is open due to a received
signal or noise that is greater in strength than the

noise squelch threshold level. Also appears when the
noise squelch is set to minimum by turning the SQL
control fully counterclockwise. If using either CTCSS
or DTSS, appears when the squelch is open due to a
received signal that contains a CTCSS frequency or

DTSS code that matches the Tone frequency or
DTSS code programmed in your transceiver.