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4
MEMORY OPERATION
4-2
General description
The IC-A120/IC-A120E has 200 memories to store
frequently used channels. You can assign the stored
channel to up to 10 groups.
You can edit pre-entered Memory channel contents,
depending on the transceiver’s presettings.
D
Editing the memory name
To edit a memory name, follow the steps below.
1. Setting the frequency in the Memory mode
1) Open the “MEMORY” menu.
➥
Push [ /MHz/GRP].
2) Select “GROUPS” item.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
], and then push [ /MHz/GRP].
3) Select a desired group.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
], and then push [ /MHz/GRP].
4) Select a desired channel.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
].
2. Editing the memory name
1) Open the “MEMORY NAME” item.
MENU > MEMORY MANAGE > EDIT >
MEMORY NAME
2) Enter a desired name.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
] to select the desired character.
• Push [SCAN] to select the character group.
You can enter the characters listed below.
• Push [MENU/CLR] to clear the entered character.
• Push [PRI/DUAL] to move the cursor to the left, and
push [SQL] to move the cursor to the right.
• You can enter up to 12 characters.
3) Return to the “EDIT” menu.
➥
Push
[ ]/[MHz]/[GRP].
4) Save the entered name.
➥
Select the “OVERWRITE” item and then push
[ ]/[MHz]/[GRP].
• The transceiver automatically exits the Menu mode.
• The entered memory name is displayed.
• If the memory name is not displayed, check the
Indication Type setting in the Menu mode (p. 7-7).
Editing a Memory channel
A to Z, a to z, 0 to 9, (space)
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Deleting a Memory channel
You can delete an unwanted memory channel.
1. Setting the frequency in the Memory mode
1) Open the “MEMORY” menu.
➥
Push [ /MHz/GRP].
2) Select “GROUPS” item.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
], and then push [ /MHz/GRP].
3) Select a desired group.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
], and then push [ /MHz/GRP].
4) Select a desired channel.
➥
Push [
∫
] or [
√
].
2. Deleting a Memory channel
Select the “DELETE” item and then push
[ ]/[MHz]/[GRP].
MENU > MEMORY MANAGE >
DELETE