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USING a microSD CARD
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About data saved on a microSD card
The following data can be saved onto the card:
• The transceiver’s settings
• Communication/receive log and contents
• Automatic answering voice audio in the DV mode
• Voice audio for the Voice TX function
• Voice recorder
• Captured screens
• Memory channel contents
• FM Radio memory
• Your (UR) call sign memory
• Repeater List
• GPS memory
• Position data from the GPS receiver
• Pictures for the Share Pictures function
• Transmitted and received log of Share Picture
• Pictures for the Opening Picture setting
Saving settings onto a microSD card
The Memory channels, settings on the MENU screen,
and the Repeater List can be saved on a microSD
card�
Saving data on the card enables you to easily restore
the transceiver to its previous configuration, even if
you perform an All Reset�
You can save settings data as a new file, or you can
overwrite a current file�
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Saving as a new file
[MENU] > SET > SD Card >
Save Setting
1� Push [MENU]�
2� Select “SD Card” in the “SET” menu�
3� Select “Save Setting�”
4� Select “<<New File>>�”
• The file is named in the following format:
Setyyyymmdd_xx
(yyyy: Year, mm: month, dd: day, xx: file number)�
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To change the file name, see page 2-3�
5� Push [ENT]�
• The confirmation screen is displayed�
6� Select “YES�”
• While saving, a progress bar is displayed� When saving
is completed, the SD CARD screen is displayed�
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To exit the MENU screen, push [MENU]�
Overwriting a current file:
To overwrite data in a current file, select the file you
want to overwrite in step 4 to the left�
TIP:
• Data is saved in the “icf” file format� You can copy the icf
data on a PC and edit it using the CS-52
programming
software
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• If “Save Form” is set to the earlier firmware version, the
confirmation window is displayed after step 4� To save
the data in the earlier firmware version, select “YES�”