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GME RX1300 User Manual

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RX1300

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

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Volume

Press the key to increase the volume.

Press the key to decrease the volume.

The volume level will be displayed from

00 to 31.

Squelch

Press the key on the side of the radio

to increase the Squelch setting and

the key on to decrease the Squelch

setting. The Squelch level will be

displayed from 00 to 09. At maximum

Squelch setting, ‘AT’ is selected which

represents an automatic (preset)

level setting.

Function Key

The Function key provides access to

secondary functions associated with

the front panel keys. The secondary

function labels are printed below their

respective keys.

Menu Key

The Menu key provides access to the

radios settings. The settings menus will

vary depending on which Mode the

receiver is in.

E/VFO Key [Enter/VFO]

Press the E/VFO key to select the VFO

(Variable Frequency Oscillator) Mode.

Frequencies can now be entered directly

from the keyboard. Press the E/VFO key

to Enter (accept) the selected frequency.

Note: The receiver always selects the
VFO Mode each time it is turned on.

Control Knob

The Control knob is used to change the

current display option.

In VFO Mode, rotate the Control knob

to change the displayed frequency at

the selected frequency steps. Rotate

clockwise to increase the frequency and

counter clockwise to decrease

the frequency.

In Menu Mode, rotate the Control knob

to change the selected setting.
In Channel memory Mode, rotate the
Control knob to step up or down

through the memories.

SELECTING FREQUENCIES

The receiver always selects the VFO

Mode when it is turned on. You can

select frequencies using one of the

following methods:
Direct Frequency Input
Enter frequencies using the numbered

keypad. Don’t forget to include the

decimal point where applicable.

When you have entered the required

frequency, press the E/VFO key to accept

it. If the frequency you have entered is

not within the selected frequency step, it

is automatically corrected to the nearest

correct frequency.
e.g. Entering 456.25 followed by E/VFO

results in 456.2500 being selected.
The frequency step can be changed

to allow more precision of desired

frequency.