Kenwood TM-255E - Manual (Page 32)

SPLIT-FREQUENCY CHANNEL STORAGE
Store a different transmit frequency and receive
frequency in any memory channel from 50 to 98 with
this procedure.
1 Select the receive frequency, modulation mode,
and other data (as required) using VFO A.
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A VFO
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2 Press [CLR].
• This step is optional. The purpose is to match
the VFO A and VFO B frequencies. This will
probably make selecting the VFO B frequency
quicker.
3 Press [A/B] to select VFO B.
4 Select the transmit frequency using VFO B.
5 Press [A/B] to select VFO A.
• The VFO selected here contains the frequency
that will become the memory receive frequency
after completing Step 8 below. The other
VFO's frequency will become the memory
transmit frequency.
6 Press [M.IN].
• The last memory channel selected appears.
• Pressing [MHz] allows you to select from empty
memory channels only. Pressing [MHz] again
cancels this function.
7 Select a memory channel using the
Alternate Tuning control or microphone
[UP]/[DWN].
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8 Press [M.IN] again.
* The data selected in Steps 1 through 5 is stored
in the selected memory channel, and the
transceiver returns to the previous mode.
Note:
♦
Shift status and Reverse status cannot be stored in a split-
frequency memory channel.
♦
Pressing [M.IN] overwrites new data on any previous data in
that channel.
5 MEMORY FEATURES
SCAN FREQUENCY LIMITS STORAGE
The lower and upper frequency limits for tuning in
VFO mode or for Program Scan are stored in memory
channel 99. Store these frequencies with this
procedure.
1 Select the lower frequency limit, modulation mode
and other data using VFO A.
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A VFO
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1 Jf Cl. L J
S 1 3 5 7 9 20 40dB
2 4 6 8 10
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2 Press [A/B] to select VFO B.
3 Select the upper frequency limit using VFO B.
4 Press [A/B] again to select VFO A.
5 Press [M.IN].
• The last memory channel number selected
appears.
6 Select memory channel 99 using the
Alternate Tuning control or microphone
[UP]/[DWN].
7 Press [M.IN] again.
• The data selected in Steps 1 through 4 is stored
in the selected memory channel, and the
transceiver returns to VFO mode.
Note: Pressing [M.IN] overwrites new data on any previous data
in that channel.
■ Programmable VFO Function
After programming a lower frequency limit and an
upper frequency limit into memory channel 99, you
can then select this channel while in Memory
Recall and use the Main Tuning control to tune
within the programmed range as if you were in
VFO mode.
To confirm the current programmed range, press
[F.LOCK], then press microphone [UP] and
[OWN] to check the limits.
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