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FUNCTIONS FOR RECEIVE
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Using the RIT function
• RIT monitor function
When the XFC (transmit frequency check function)
is ON (p. 10-11), the transmit frequency can be mon-
itored while holding down
RIT
. (RIT is temporarily
cancelled.)
• Calculate function
The frequency shift of the RIT function can be add-
ed/subtracted to the displayed frequency.
When the RIT function is ON, hold down
RIT
* for
1 second.
• The RIT shift is automatically reset.
* Available only when the XFC (transmit frequency check
function) is turned OFF. (p. 10-11)
The RIT (Receive Incremental Tuning) function com-
pensates for stations transmitting off-frequency, or
when you prefer to listen to slightly different sounding
voice characteristics.
The RIT shifts the receive frequency up to ±9.999 kHz
in 1 Hz steps (10 Hz steps when cancelling the 1 Hz
step readout) without shifting the transmit frequency.
Push
q
RIT
to turn ON the RIT function.
• “
” and the frequency shift are displayed.
- The frequency shift is displayed for approximately 1
second, then returns to the operating frequency.
• The RIT control indicator lights orange.
- If the RIT control indicator does not light, push
M-CH/RIT
SET
. (See below for details)
Rotate the
w
[M-CH] control to compensate for off-
frequency stations.
• The transmit frequency is not shifted.
• The frequency shift is displayed for approximately 1
second when rotating the
[M-CH] control.
To cancel the RIT, push
e
RIT
again.
• “
” disappears.
• The RIT control indicator goes out.
About the [M-CH] control:
The
[M-CH] control can be used for selecting the
memory channel and also adjusting the RIT fre-
quency shift. Pushing
M-CH/RIT
SET
toggles the
[M-CH]
control as the M-CH selector or the RIT controller.
RIT controller: RIT control indicator lights orange.
M-CH selector: RIT control indicator goes out.
Frequency shift
decreases
Frequency shift
increases
RIT control indicator
lights orange.
[M-CH]
Appears
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