Kenwood TM-441A - Manual (Page 57)

(D m key
Used to store data in a memory channel. Data cannot be
stored in memory channel 11 or subsequent channels by
the RC-10, but it can be stored in the transceiver.
(DVOLMAIN/RMT switch
When this switch is set to the VOL MAIN position, the
transceiver volume is controlled by the VOL control on
the transceiver. When the switch is set to the RMT posi­
tion, the transceiver volume is controlled by the VOL­
UME A and ▼ keys on the RC-10.
(6) A/B switch
This switch selects the transceiver to be controlled re­
motely when two transceivers are connected. The
switch is ineffective when only one transceiver is con­
nected.
(7) VFO/M key
Each time this key is pressed, VFO and memory alter­
nately.
®SCAN key
Turns the scan operation on and off.
(DVOLUMEkey
When the VOL MAIN/RMT switch is set to the RMT posi­
tion, the transceiver volume can be adjusted.
The transceiver volume increases while the
A key is
pressed, and decreases while the T key is pressed.
(©Speaker
■Volume set switch
The handset speaker volume can be set to one of three
levels. This switch is independent of the transceiver VOL
control and VOLUME A and ▼ keys.
■PTT (transmit) switch
The transceiver transmits while the key is held down.
When the switch is pressed during scanning, the scan
operation is stopped.
■ Microphone
Functions that do not operate when the RC-10 is con­
nected.
1. DTSS and paging functions
2. DIM setting function
3. Automatic power-off functions
4. Functions other than the PTT switch, UP/DWN
key, and the microphone when connected to RC-
10 connector B
For details, see the RC-10 Instruction Manual.
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