Kenwood TM-255E - Manual (Page 35)

5 MEMORY FEATURES
TRANSFER OF TEMPORARY DATA
It is possible to alter the displayed data after recalling
a memory channel if Menu B, No. 55 is ON. The
default is OFF. The changed data can be considered
"temporary" since it has not been stored in any
memory. You can then transfer the temporary data to
another memory channel with the following procedure;
1 Recall the desired memory channel.
• Refer to "MEMORY CHANNEL RECALL"
{page 26}.
2 Edit the displayed data as required.
3 Press [M.IN] to select Memory Scroll.
4 Select a memory channel to which the data will be
transferred, using the Alternate Tuning control or
microphone [UP]/[DWN].
5 Press [M.IN].
• The data is transferred and the previous mode
is restored.
The following chart shows how transmit and receive
frequencies are transferred:
Source
Memory Dote
Destination
Memory
lij: Channel
bestination Memory
Contents AFTER Pressing
M>V Button
Simplex
Simplex Source simplex data
Split Source simplex data
Split
Simplex Source RX data
Split Source RX and TX
data
ERASING MEMORY CHANNELS
Erase the contents of any memory channel with the
following procedure:
1 Recall the memory channel to be erased.
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M. CH
U zt O ZI n n n FM
n n
U 1 1 J Jf. Jf u LI. LI
S 1 3 5 7 9 “ 40dB
V 2 4 6 8 to J
2 Press [CLR] (2 s).
• The memory channel is erased as indicated by
the clearing of the displayed frequency.
/
M.CH
n n
U 1 • •
S 1 3 5 7 9 ^
2
4 6 B 10
J
3 To return to VFO mode, press [A/B].
FULL RESET
Do a Full Reset if you want to erase all data in all
memory channels or a Partial Reset (page 34} does
not correct a problem you are experiencing.
Remember that a Full Reset requires that you reenter
any memory channel data again after the initialization
if you wish to use those channels. On the other hand,
initialization is a quick way to erase all data from all
channels.
Press [MR]+ POWER ON.
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